jocism

\\ˈjōˌsizəm\ noun (-s)

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: French jocisme, from Jeunesse Ouvière Chrétienne (literally, Christian Working Youth), a Catholic youth organization + -isme -ism

: a Roman Catholic movement among young workers directed toward christianizing the ranks of labor and founded in Belgium during the period 1912-1924 by Canon Joseph Cardijn