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Not all churches have priests. The presence of priests is typically associated with certain denominations, such as Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, where they perform sacramental duties and lead worship. Other Christian denominations, such as many Protestant churches, may have pastors or ministers instead, who serve similar roles but are not referred to as priests. Additionally, some congregations may be entirely lay-led, without any formal clergy.
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What do evangelical churches call their priests?
Most protestant churches do not have priests. The person that leads the service is typically called a pastor or minister.
What does an ecclesiophobic fear?
An ecclesiophobic person fears priests.
Which churches allow and do not allow women priests?
the churches that dont allow femae priests are most of the catholic churches as they still believe in the old biblical teachings of women staying at home cooking and cleaning and men going out to work and worship
What do all priests have in common?
It would depend on if you were talking including chapels in "all Catholic Churches" or just parish Churches. All parish churches have a long list of things in common: an altar, the reserved Sacrament, holy water, confessionals, the Stations of the Cross, etc.
Who led the pueblo to burn the churches and attack settlers and priests?
merchants
Where did priests sleep?
they sleep in churches in a chamber or there own little room
What are the authorities in Greek Orthodox churches?
Priests, at the parish level, and they are answerable to their local Bishop.
How did Christianity Spread to the new world?
Spain, Portugal, and France brought Roman Catholic priests with them. Franciscan Priests created missions. When those areas ceased being colonies, the priests stayed behind. In the English Colonies, the local people established their own churches. Many of those churches sent out missionaries.
Why don't the orthodox church wash the feet of men on Holy Thursday?
The Orthodox Church does the re-enactment of the washing of the feet service on Holy Thursday. This is done in Jerusalem where the Patriarch washes the feet of his priests, and is also done in Greece by the Archbishop of Athens. Other local churches do this, but not all parish churches have their own washing of the feet re-enactments. These re-enactments are done by a bishop (representing Jesus) washing the feet of his priests (representing the 12 disciples), so it is usually done in Orthodox churches when a bishop is present with 12 priests during the service.
What religion doesnt allow priests to marry?
That is mainly the Catholic church, the largest Christian denomination. Other Christian churches do allow their priests or preachers to marry, though.
What was religion like in Britain between 1200 and 1700?
Different things were like priests to wear simple clothes, no jewels on the table, masses to be in Latin, no statues in churches and that the priests to not get married or have children.
Are Cain and Abel priests?
No they were not priests at all. As the temple was not there then.
