What does CSJ stand for?

Sisters of St. Joseph (religious order)

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Commerce State Justice Commission des Services Juridiques (French: Legal Services Commission; Canada) Commission for Social Justice (Order Sons of Italy in America) Common Sense Journalism Congregation of St. Joseph, Priests and Brothers (religious order) Conseil Superieur de la Jeunesse (Algeria) Conseil Supérieur de la Justice (French: High Council of Justice; Belgium) Corte Suprema de Justicia (Spanish: Supreme Court of Justice; El Salvadore) Counselors for Social Justice Cultic Studies Journal (International Cultic Studies Association)		Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication (Arizona State University) Canadian Student Judicial Affairs Chicago Society of Jungian Analysts (Illinois) Chinese Swai Jiao Association (martial arts) Centro San Juan Bosco (Spanish: San Juan Bosco Center; Honduras) Cleveland San Jose Ballet (now Ballet San Jose) Club Sportif Jean Bouin (French: Sports Club Jean Boulin) Colégio São João de Brito (Portuguese college) Community of St. John the Baptist (various locations; Episcopal women's group) Community Safety and Justice Branch (Australia)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Kane, SSJ, (Geraldine Maria), 79, beloved member of the Sisters of St.

MacKillop was born in the southern state of Victoria in 1842 and founded the Sisters of St.

Most recently, she was the chief financial officer and business administrator for the Sisters of St.

It is a comprehensive medical center sponsored by The Sisters of St.

Memorial contributions may be made to Sisters of St.

Sue Wilson of the Office for Systematic Justice, Federation of Sisters of St.

Paul's Basilica, Toronto, ON, on October 7, to commemorate the arrival in the city of the Sisters of St.

The church's school was established in 1952 and staffed by the Sisters of St.