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priest, in Christianity: see orders, holy orders, holy [Lat. ordo,=rank], in Christianity, the traditional degrees of the clergy, conferred by the Sacrament of Holy Order. The episcopacy, priesthood or presbyterate, and diaconate were in general use in Christian churches in the 2d cent.
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priest (feminine), priestess

1. Christianity a person ordained to act as a mediator between God and man in administering the sacraments, preaching, blessing, guiding, etc.

2. (in episcopal Churches) a minister in the second grade of the hierarchy of holy orders, ranking below a bishop but above a deacon

3. a minister of any religion

4. Judaism a descendant of the family of Aaron who has certain privileges in the synagogue service

5. (in some non-Christian religions) an official who offers sacrifice on behalf of the people and performs other religious ceremonies

6. a variety of fancy pigeon having a bald pate with a crest or peak at the back of the head

7. Angling a small club used to kill fish caught

priest [prēst]

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Priest

(in Russian, sviashchennik; official church designation, ierei; popular name, pop), a clergyman of the Orthodox Church having the right to perform church ceremonies, including the liturgy, and to administer the sacraments. The right to ordain priests and to assign them to a post in a parish is given to an eparchial bishop (arkhierei). A senior priest is an archpriest (protoierei), and a monastic priest is a hieromonk (ieromonakh). The clergymen of other churches, including some Protestant churches, are also sometimes referred to as priests in literature.

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Priested in 1980, he has served various parishes in the diocese of Toronto, including all Saints, King City anal St.

Anglican Journal board chooses bishop as president by Anglican Journal

Joan, rector of St Mary's Church, Wavertree, was in the first batch priested at Liverpool Cathedral in June 1994.

From cucumber sandwiches to the sweet bread of Heaven; Ten years ago, ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

In 2001, Bishop Matthews herself noted that demographics were an issue, since few women were priested in the five years after the first ordinations of women; it therefore took many years to produce a pool of long-serving, qualified female priests who could step into leadership roles.

Where are the next examples of women in leadership? by Larmondin, Leanne / Anglican Journal

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