Plural of hebdomadary; people who perform duties on a rotating weekly basis, especially priests conducting weekly religious services.
From Medieval Latin 'hebdomadarius' (one who serves for a week). Used in ecclesiastical contexts for over 500 years.
Medieval monasteries and cathedrals had such rigorous scheduling that they needed special vocabulary for rotating duties—'hebdomadaries' is basically the church's original shift-work system.
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