Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
parish-priest
Noun
/ˈpær.ɪʃ priːst/

Definition
A parish priest is a clergyman responsible for the spiritual care of a specific parish.

Examples
- The parish priest delivered a moving sermon on Sunday.
- Families often turn to their parish priest for guidance during difficult times.
- Every year, the parish priest organizes a community event for the holiday season.

Meaning
The term ‘parish priest’ refers to a member of the clergy who oversees the religious and pastoral needs of a local church, known as a parish.

Synonyms
- clergyman
- minister
- pastor