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It is not customary nowadays to pay the priest. This is due to churches actually charging up to $1000.00 for the ceremony to take place. As Priests do not officially have bank accounts, and as Catholics have no desire for consumeable things then there is no need to "pay" the priest. Instead a gift can be made to a priest, such as a nice artwork, plant or anything of aesthetic or religious value. Regards Fr. Duncan

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