How do you address a priest?

Answer 1

Taken from the Wikipedia article on Monsignors:

"In some countries, Monsignor (or its foreign language equivalent) is the usual style of address for all higher prelates of the Catholic Church, including bishops and archbishops, while in others (particularly English-speaking countries) it is used only for priests who have received certain specific honors. The written form of address for a priest-monsignor is: "the Reverend Monsignor (last name)", and the spoken form of address is: "Monsignor (last name)"."

Answer 2

It depends on the language, the local culture, and the situation.

In English, we normally address priests as follows:

Formal writing: Rev. John Smith

Informal writing: Fr. John or Fr. Smith

Spoken address: Father John or Father John Smith

Priests who have been awarded one of three honorary titles by the pope (Protonotary Apostolic, Honorary Prelate, or Chaplain of His Holiness) may be called "Monsignor". But it is also acceptable to continue calling them "Father".

In some places there are variations. For example, in Italy, diocesan priests are called "Don" and religious priests "Padre".

Answer 3

Father because he is our spiritual father with God.

or Reverend (Name)

Answer 4

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