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clergy

[klur-jee] / ˈklɜr dʒi /


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Yet away from the mainstream, Ceirion Dewar, who is a bishop in the small, more conservative, traditionalist Confessing Anglican Church, insists he will not be "lectured to" by these clergy.

From BBC

The pastor received support from fellow faith leaders throughout the lawsuit, with a coalition of more than 850 ordained clergy from across North America signing a letter in support of Douša in 2019.

From Washington Post

“I deeply and passionately believe that rabbis/clergy need to get into niche spaces, not to proselytize or promote, but to just be present so we all can work better together and understand our stories.”

From Los Angeles Times

“There is no time limitation on when the Catholic Church will offer services and support to clergy abuse victims,” the statement said.

From Seattle Times

Previously, chaplains — who are both naval officers and clergy from various denominations — were routinely deployed only on the largest aircraft carriers that have up to 5,000 personnel.

From Seattle Times