Priest in a sentence

A priest and students posing in front of Saint Benedict's Indian Industrial School, newly reconstructed in 1886.

According to myth, the place was built by the devil in a couple of days but was later exorcised by a brave Mellieħa priest.

A priest in Rome named Valentinus (aka Valentine) defied Claudius’ order and secretly married couples.

A blessing, generally carried out by a priest, consists of invoking God's benevolence on a person.

Although Blessed José Gregorio Hernández wanted to become a priest, health problems forced him to leave the seminary on two occasions.

A Catholic priest participates in a drug trial that incurs unintended side effects, among them an insatiable craving for blood and sex.

When a Greek official ordered a Jewish priest to perform a Hellenic sacrifice, the priest ( Mattathias ) killed him.

Worn down by hiding for so long, Garnet, accompanied by another priest, emerged from his priest hole the next day.

Anniversary: First Society of Christ parish priest Fr Kolodziej with current parish priest Fr Gawel before Mass.

So was he a priest that became gay in order to prey on men or was he a gay that became a priest in order to prey on men?

As a sixth grader at St. Gertrude’s School, a priest from the next-door namesake church took Phil’s class on a field trip to Arlington Park.

Achi served as the parish priest of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church, where he died.

Afterwards, everyone is invited to continue celebrating Toni's life at The Priest House, Kings Mills, Castle Donington, Derbyshire, DE74 2RR.

An Alabama native, Richie considered becoming a priest but chose to pursue music instead.

Back from break, Sami floored Priest with a sunset flip powerbomb for a close two count.

Assistant Priest at St Madeline Sophie Barat Parish, Kenthurst, from 13 February 2023.

And the relationship he revealed with Duggan was not just of a priest and a boy, but a priest and a man.

A curate (or, more correctly, an 'assistant curate') is a term often used for a priest or deacon who assists the parish priest.

Some surnames are prefixed with Papa-, indicating ancestry from a priest, e.g. Papageorgiou, the "son of a priest named George".

Vivaldi only said Mass as a priest a few times and appeared to have withdrawn from priestly duties, though he remained a priest.