Parish Priest means the priest (or his delegate) for the time being of the Parish (or his alternate appointed by the Diocese in the event of but only for the duration of any interregnum);
Parish Priest means the member of the clergy for the time being holding the licence of the Bishop for the cure of souls in the parish;
Parish Priest means the priest of the Parish or their appointed representative.
Examples of Parish Priest in a sentence
A Church Representative/Religious or Clergy reference is defined as a Parish Priest, Bishop or member of a religious order.
Practising Catholic applicants should nominate their Parish Priest as one of their referees.
Those who have difficulty obtaining written evidence of baptism or reception into the Church should contact their Parish Priest.
Those who have difficulty obtaining written evidence of baptism should contact their Parish Priest.
A Church representative/Religious or Clergy reference is defined as a Parish Priest, Bishop or member of a religious order.
More Definitions of Parish Priest
Parish Priest means the Parish Priest of [enter name of Parish].
Parish Priest means the member of the clergy for the time being holding the
Parish Priest means the Clergyman licensed to the cure of souls in or for the Parish and includes a locum tenens or during a vacancy in the office, the Rural Dean of the area;
Parish Priest means the clerk in Holy Orders for the time being holding the licence
Parish Priest means the parish priest for the time being of the parish to which the Catholic school is for the time being attached;
Parish Priest means the parish priest of the Parish.
Parish Priest means the person for the timebeing appointed by the Archbishop as the Parish Priest or administrator of the Parish;;