clergyman means the Dean, a priest or a deacon of the Anglican Church;
clergyman means a religious servant in any faith ordained to administer religious services;
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.
More Definitions of clergyman
clergyman means a bishop priest or deacon holding a license under the seal of the Bishop.
clergyman means a bishop, priest or deacon of the Anglican Church of Australia.
clergyman means a clerk in Holy Orders of the Church of England; “common licence” has the meaning assigned to it by section five of this Act; “ecclesiastical district,” in relation to a district other than a parish, means
clergyman means a Bishop, Priest, or Deacon.
clergyman means a clerk in Holy Orders of the Church of England;
clergyman means a clergyman of the Anglican Church of Australia;