Definitions

1. noun

A follower or adherent of the teachings of Saint Damian, particularly in the context of a 16th-century Italian Catholic priest.

“The historian noted the rise of Damianism in 16th-century Italy, reflecting the growing influence of Saint Damian’s ideas.”

2. adjective

Relating to or characteristic of Damianism, such as the philosophical or theological views associated with Saint Damian.

“The Damianist movement emphasized the importance of reason and personal experience in spiritual development.”