Also known as: Piaristen (Deutsch) / Escuelas Pías (español) / Ordre des frères des écoles pies (Piaristes) (français) / Chierici Regolari Poveri della Madre di Dio delle Scuole Pie (Scolopi, Piaristi) (Italiano) / Zakon Kleryków Regularnych Ubogich Matki Bożej Szkół Pobożnych (Pijarzy) (polski) / Ordem Religiosa das Escolas Pias (Escolápios) (Português) / Ordo Clericorum Regularium Pauperum Matris Dei Scholarum Piarum (latine) / 公學司鐸修會 (正體中文)
Type: Order of Clerics Regular of Pontifical Right (for Men)
Depends on: Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic Life
Statistics: 213 houses, 1,356 members (945 priests) (2020)
Address: Piazza de' Massimi 4 (S. Pantaleo), 00186 Roma, Italy
Phone: 06.68.80.14.94; 06.686.84.56
Website: 
1925:  Saint Faustino de la Encarnación (Manuel Míguez González), priest |
1766:  Saint Pompilio Maria Pirrotti, priest |
1648: Saint Joseph Calasanctius (José de Calasanz), priest |
1936: Blessed Matías Cardona Meseguer, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Dionisio Pamplona Polo, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Manuel Segura López, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Faustino Oteiza Segura, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Enrique Canadell Quintana, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Juan Agramunt Riera, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Ignacio Casanovas Parramón, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Carlos Navarro Miquel, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Francisco Carceller Galindo, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed José Ferrer Esteve, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed Alfredo Parte Saiz, priest and martyr |
1936: Blessed David Carlos de Vergara Marañón, religious and martyr |
1936: Blessed Florentín Felipe Naya, religious and martyr |
1647: Blessed Pietro della Natività di Maria (Pedro Casani), priest |
2000:  Bishop Vilmos Dékány, Sch. P., Auxiliary Bishop of Esztergom–Budapest (Hungary) |
1987: Bishop Laszlo Anthony Iranyi, Sch. P., Titular Bishop of Castellum medianum |
1942: Bishop Giovanni Oberti, Sch. P., Bishop of Saluzzo (Italy) |
1931: Bishop Vicente Alonso y Salgado, Sch. P., Bishop of Cartagena (Spain) |
1930: Cardinal Alfonso Maria Mistrangelo, Sch. P., Cardinal-Priest of S. Maria degli Angeli and Metropolitan Archbishop of Firenze (Italy) |
1891:  Bishop Adam Stanisław Krasiński, Sch. P., Bishop of Vilnius (Lithuania) |
1888: Bishop Salvatore Maria Nisio, Sch. P., Bishop of Ariano (Italy) |
1862: Bishop Giovanni Battista Rosani, Sch. P., President of Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy |
1852:  Bishop Frederic Cao, Sch. P., Vicar Apostolic of Ava and Pegu (Myanmar) |
1851: Bishop Michele Todde, Sch. P., Bishop of Ogliastra (Italy) |
1845: Bishop Lorenzo Ramón Lahoz de San Blas, Sch. P., Bishop of Huesca (Spain) |
1834:  Bishop Agostino Olivieri, Sch. P., Titular Bishop of Arethusus |
1831: Bishop Domenico Pes, Sch. P., Bishop of Bisarcio |
1825: Bishop Carlo Maria Lenzi, Sch. P., Bishop of Lipari (Italy) |
1812: Bishop Paolo Girolamo Orengo, Sch. P., Bishop of Ventimiglia (Italy) |
1807: Archbishop Giovanni Gaetano del Muscio, Sch. P., Metropolitan Archbishop of Manfredonia (Italy) |
1803:  Bishop Józef Michał Ignacy Franciszek Olędzki, Sch. P., Auxiliary Bishop of Kyiv–Černihiv (Ukraine) |
1800: Bishop Melchor Serrano Lázaro, Sch. P., Auxiliary Bishop of Valencia (Spain) |
1799:  Bishop Ludwik Stanisław Górski, Sch. P., Auxiliary Bishop of Kujawy–Pomorze (Poland) |
1787:  Archbishop Basilio Tomás Sancho Hernando, Sch. P., Metropolitan Archbishop of Manila (Philippines) |
1777: Archbishop Giuseppe Agostino Delbecchi, Sch. P., Metropolitan Archbishop of Cagliari (Italy) |
1757: Bishop Giulio Sabbatini, Sch. P., Bishop of Modena (Italy) |
1738: Bishop Francesco Andrea Correa, Sch. P., Bishop of Ripatransone (Italy) |
1732: Bishop Tommaso Angelo Passante, Sch. P., Bishop of Pozzuoli (Italy) |
1719: Bishop Giuseppe Grisconi, Sch. P., Bishop of Vieste (Italy) |
Fr. Pedro Aguado Cuesta, Sch. P. (64) (2009.07 – ...)
