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he still a priest and shld not get married
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Is a priest the same as a pastor?
A pastor is like the head priest of a parish. Yes, they are still a priest, but at a higher power.
What do you call a priest in charge of a parish?
A parish priest is the main priest in a parish. He is responsible for running the parish, so he may have to deal with more practical things, like doing the accounts for the parish. He will also have his normal duties as a priest. Other priests in the parish may help him and they are called curates.
What is the non religious term for a wedding priest?
Pastor, minister, Clergyman- official ( meaning one who officiates) Celebrant can also be used, these are, with the exception of Pastor, not strictly speaking ecclesiastical ranks such as Priest, Bishop, etc.
Can a Pastor marry himself?
No a pastor can not get marry himself.He has to get another priest do it.
Who do priest usually report to?
A parish priest reports to the pastor of the parish. The pastor reports to the Bishop of the diocese, or to he Vicar Forane of his region, who reports to the Bishop.
Who uses pulpit?
Namely the priest/pastor of the church.
Can a priest be pastor during his leave of absence?
yes
What are other names for priests?
father pastor priest
Is the person in charge of a Greek Orthodox church called a priest or a pastor or something else?
He is the Priest.
What is another name for pastor?
Reverend and Father are commonly used as well
Is a Lutheran a priest or Pastor?
Both. American Lutherans usually call their clerics "pastor." It is also common, while a little less common, for Lutheran a cleric to be called a "priest." In the European Lutheran countries, the term "priest" is almost always used to refer to the office while "Pastor" and "Father" are both common titles of respect (and "Mother" where the ordination of women is allowed.) "Pastor" means shepherd and refers to the all-encompassing nature of ministry and spiritual counsel. "Priest" tends to refer to the cleric's role as presider over sacraments, declarer of absolution and religious teacher of scripture and Church doctrine. So, both are appropriate. It depends on the country. The Lutheran churches of Scandinavia seem to use both "priest" and "pastor". However, in Australia and New Zealand, the term "priest" is never used, nor is "Father", but instead the term "Pastor" is used. "Priest" and "Pastor" are only used in reference to the Roman Catholic and the High Anglican churches. The formal name with the Lutheran church is "Reverend". Thus, one could refer to "Pastor Smith", "Reverend Smith" or even say "Reverend Smith is my pastor". The generic term is also "minister", i.e. a minister within the Lutheran church.
Individual priest to whom a parish has been entrusted?
Pastor
