Most diocesan priests live in rectories that are provided by the parish as a home for the local clergy. The rectories are usually located close to, or attached to, the church building. This way, the priests are close to their work and more available to the parishioners.
Priests often lived in rectories in the 1300s. Rectories were set aside for priests. They also lived in monasteries.
That would depend upon what type of priest he happens to be. If he is a secular priest he would probably live in a rectory. A rectory is a house, usually near to the Church, set aside for the clergy of that Church to live. If he is a priest of a religious order he might live in a convent or a monastery.
They may live in rectories, friaries, monasteries or convents depending upon the order.
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There are different names: Presbyterians and Lutherans call them manses, Anglicans call them rectories, Catholics call them presbyteries (UK, Ireland) or rectories (USA) and still other religious groups call them parsonages.
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They lived in their temples
The priest does not really live in the church.Church is a sacred place.The priest live in the convent beside the church usually,and he live in simplicity and asceticism or a solitude,meditating God's goodness and mercy.He is an ordinary person with a full attention to God.
Justicia has written: 'Thirteen reasons for opposing the establishment of rectories in this province for the support of the English church'
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Of course priest because the monk live in contemplative,living inside the convent without going outside.
they sleep in churches in a chamber or there own little room