clergyman definition
clergyman means the Dean, a priest or a deacon of the Anglican Church;
clergyman s assistant” means a person employed by or assigned to assist a clergyman in his capacity as a spiritual advisor.
clergyman means a minister, priest, rabbi, chaplain, or other similar functionary of a religious organization, or an individual reasonably believed to be so by the person consulting the clergyman.
More Definitions of clergyman
clergyman means a minister, priest, rabbi, accredited Christian Science Practitioner, Native American Church Roadman, properly authorized traditional band or society headsman or firekeeper or other similar functionary of a religious organization of a recognized active traditional Tribal religion, or an individual reasonably believed so to be by the person consulting him.
clergyman means a religious servant in any faith ordained to administer religious services;
clergyman means a clerk in Holy Orders of the Church of England;
clergyman means a bishop priest or deacon holding a license under the seal of the Bishop.
clergyman means the Dean, a priest or deacon; “Committee” means the Etat Civil Committee; “Dean” includes the Vice-Dean;
clergyman means any Bishop, Priest or Deacon ordained in any Diocese of the Anglican Church for so long as that person remains installed or licensed or duly authorised to officiate in any Diocese of the Anglican Church.
clergyman means the Dean, a priest or deacon; “Dean” includes the Vice-Dean;