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What is the role of a canonical pastor working with a Pastoral leader?
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What is the meaning of the word El Pastor?
The shepherd. The shepherd is the leader minister or preach of a flock of sheep....a group of Christian believers. Pastor comes from the word pastoral.
Is a pastor the same as pastoral worker?
The term 'pastor' means a pastoral worker - one who takes a role of pastorally caring for those around him or her. However, in a church setting, the term 'pastor' isusually reserved for the leader of a church - especially a Protestant church - usually a Baptist or Free Church - the quivalent of a vicar in an Anglican Church or parish priest in a Catholic church. Therefore Pastors are usually ordained, wear clerical collars, and are regarded as the church leaders of their churches, and as such have a 'pastoral role' in caring for those in their church, although this is just one of several duties that a church leader would have as pastor. However a pastoral worker is someone who specifically does pastoral work and nothing else, and is usually not ordained.
What are the duties of a pastoral?
the the pastor's aid get paid
How do you spell co pastor?
The usual spelling is hyphenated "co-pastor" (one sharing pastoral duties).
What is a pastoral piece?
A pastoral piece may refer to a piece that is written by a shepherd of a flock of sheep. In the modern world, this may refer to a piece that belongs to a pastor or clergy.
Who is the leader of a church?
pastor
What does the word pastoral mean?
Pastor is the Latin word for "shepherd" (or "goatherd", or any other kind of herdsman).
What is pastor?
Pastoralism is the practice of herding as the primary economic activity of a society.
What is the name of the leader of a protestant church?
Pastor
What does pastor mean in Spanish?
it means either pastor like in English as the church leader, or it can be a shepherd
What is the order of church leaders in Christianity?
a member, usher, leader, deacon, co-pastor, and pastor
What priest is a pastoral?
So not sure if this is correct - and I would really like an answer to this question myself, but I believe it refers to the priest's main focus. Pastoral I think is being concerned mainly with the immediate church family and immediate community. In contrast, ecumenical means they are not just concerned with the local church but more concerned about Christians all over the world. I would love to know what the main focus of an administrative style of priest is if any one knows the answer.Roman Catholic AnswerThere is no "pastoral" priest, as such, in the Catholic Church. There is a pastor, which is a priest who is in charge of a parish. All the other priests assigned to that parish would be assistants or associates, but one priest is placed in charge by the bishop and has canonical responsibility for the welfare of the souls in his parish, that would be the pastor.
