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8th September 05, 12:25 PM
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 Originally Posted by jkdesq
Pastor? You're sounding more evangelical than Catholic. Our episcopal equivalent (Anglican Church of Canada) uses the term "rector". In England, I believe they use vicar. Could the American church use "pastor"?
jkdesq - Actually, we've always called the head resident priest of a church "pastor" in the Catholic churches to which I've been. I heard "rector" when I was at Notre Dame as a name for the priest or brother who was in charge of a residence hall. Vicar, as far as I know, is only used in romance novels. ;)
I honestly don't know what the Episcopal Church calls "pastors" - that's not a subject my wife and I have broached yet.
Graham - thanks for the comments. I was gratified and a bit surprised at the reception I got, too, but it was definitely nice!
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