Definition: DCM stands for "director of Christian mission," which was a position in the Roman Empire, used by Emperor Constantine. It was a ceremonial appointment that allowed a ruler to oversee and direct missionary efforts within the empire. Definition: The term "director of Christian mission" referred to someone who held a specific role or office as the leader of religious institutions focused on spreading Christianity's message among non-believers in the Roman Empire, which involved overseeing missionaries and helping spread the faith. This position was often shared with other officials such as a governor or prefect.
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