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Definition of priest
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of priest is as below...
Priest
(n.) A
presbyter;
one who
belongs
to the
intermediate
order
between
bishop
and
deacon.
He is
authorized
to
perform
all
ministerial
services
except
those of
ordination
and
confirmation.
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Archpriest
::
Archpriest
(n.) A chief
priest;
also, a kind of
vicar,
or a rural
dean..
Priestcap
::
Priestcap
(n.) A form of
redan,
so named from its
shape;
--
called
also
swallowtail..
Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The first
ceremony
used for
devoting
a
person
to the
service
of God and the
church;
the first
degree
of the
clericate,
given by a
bishop,
abbot,
or
cardinal
priest,
consisting
in
cutting
off the hair from a
circular
space at the back of the head, with
prayers
and
benedictions;
hence,
entrance
or
admission
into minor
orders..
Pentecostals
::
Pentecostals
(n. pl.)
Offerings
formerly
made to the
parish
priest,
or to the
mother
church,
at
Pentecost..
Prester
::
Prester
(n.) A
priest
or
presbyter;
as,
Prester
John..
Levite
::
Levite
(n.) A
priest;
-- so
called
in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Sacerdotalism
::
Sacerdotalism
(m.) The
system,
style,
spirit,
or
character,
of a
priesthood,
or
sacerdotal
order;
devotion
to the
interests
of the
sacerdotal
order..
Quietist
::
Quietist
(n.) One of a sect of
mystics
originated
in the
seventeenth
century
by
Molinos,
a
Spanish
priest
living
in Rome. See
Quietism..
Offertory
::
Offertory
(n.) That part of the Mass which the
priest
reads
before
uncovering
the
chalice
to offer up the
elements
for
consecration.
Priest
::
Priest
(n.) A
presbyter
elder;
a
ministe.
Pope
::
Pope (n.) A
parish
priest,
or a
chaplain,
of the Greek
Church..
Shrive
::
Shrive
(v. t.) To hear or
receive
the
confession
of; to
administer
confession
and
absolution
to; -- said of a
priest
as the
agent.
Versicle
::
Versicle
(n.) A
little
verse;
especially,
a short verse or text said or sung in
public
worship
by the
priest
or
minister,
and
followed
by a
response
from the
people..
Pythonism
::
Pythonism
(n.) The art of
predicting
events
after the
manner
of the
priestess
of
Apollo
at
Delphi;
equivocal
prophesying.
Cure
::
Cure (n.)
Spiritual
charge;
care of soul; the
office
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate;
hence,
that which is
committed
to the
charge
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate;
a
curacy;
as, to
resign
a cure; to
obtain
a
cure..
Confess
::
Confess
(v. t.) To hear or
receive
such
confession;
-- said of a
priest.
Priest
::
Priest
(n.) One who
officiates
at the
altar,
or
performs
the rites of
sacrifice;
one who acts as a
mediator
between
men and the
divinity
or the gods in any form of
religion;
as,
Buddhist
priests..
Lazarite
::
Lazarite
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the
Priests
of the
Mission,
a
religious
institute
founded
by
Vincent
de Paul in 1624, and
popularly
called
Lazarists
or
Lazarites
from the
College
of St.
Lazare
in
Paris,
which was
occupied
by them until
1792..
Propaganda
::
Propaganda
(n.) The
college
of the
Propaganda,
instituted
by Urban VIII.
(1623-1644)
to
educate
priests
for
missions
in all parts of the
world..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A psalm sung or
chanted
immediately
before
the
collect,
epistle,
and
gospel,
and while the
priest
is
entering
within
the rails of the
altar..
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