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A vicar. The title 'vicar' is the title of the person who is the priest with spiritual oversight of a parish and is not dependent upon the gender of the priest. Therefore both male and females are called vicars. The level of ordination of a vicar is that of priest. Similarly a female priest is called, still, a priest and not a priestess. Priestesses were (and are) associated with pagan cults or even witchcraft, and so Christian priests who are women are called priests.
In a parish church it would be a vicar which is the ordinary title given to certain parish priests.
VF is Vicar Forane, a priest who has responsibility over a number of parishes. He is addressed as "Very Reverend".
The Greek word "ephimerios" is a priest in charge of a parish, and is sometimes called a Rector or Vicar in English. For example, in a parish where there are two priests, the Ephimerios would be the senior priest.
The Roman Catholic church is unique in requiring their priests to be celibate, and thus have no children. Amongst other strands of the Christian church, marriage and families are actively encouraged.
Catholic AnswerOur Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, is head of the Church; His Vicar on earth is the Holy Father, the Pope in Rome. The head of each diocese, chosen by the Pope, and answerable only to him, is a Bishop. The Bishop is the ultimate head (saving Our Blessed Lord, Himself) in each diocese. The Holy Father, himself, can not remove a sitting Bishop from his diocese. The Bishop has various priests to assist him, and a priest/pastor is head of each parish.
கிறித்துவின் பதிலாள் (Vicar of Christ) Vicar is பதில் குரு
With very few exceptions, Catholic priests are not allowed to marry, to serve in the armed forces (in a combat capacity), to serve in secular political office, or to undertake any other responsibility that could distract him from his ministry.
With very few exceptions, Catholic priests are not allowed to marry, to serve in the armed forces (in a combat capacity), to serve in secular political office, or to undertake any other responsibility that could distract him from his ministry.
The vicar prepared his Sunday sermon.The police have just arrested the vicar for touching a choir boy.The vicar asked everyone to put their hands together for a prayer.
Catholicism (there is no Roman Catholicism) is headed by Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ. His Vicar on earth is the Pope in Rome. The priests who represent Him in each diocese are the Bishops, they are the head of their diocese, as the Lord's representative.
A dean is a priest who is in charge (the 'vicar') of a cathedral church. Contrary to popular belief, the bishop is spiritual leader of a diocese, not the cathedral - the cathedral itself is under the responsibility of the Dean.