A man who is head of a monastery or abbey.

Senior clergyman in charge of the work of the church in a city or district.

(In the Church of England) clergyman who helps a parish priest.

(In the Church of England) clergyman in charge of a parish where titles formerly belonged to another person or an institution.

(In the Church of England) clergyman in charge of a parish from which he receives his income directly; (in the Roman Catholic Church) head of a church or a religious community.

A person who serves at Mass.

Church of England official who acts as a caretaker and attendant in a church.

Clergyman attached to the chapel of a school, prison etc or serving in the armed forces.

A man who is a member of one of certain Roman Catholic religious orders.

A senior Roman Catholic priest who can elect the Pope.

A member of a religious community of men who live apart from the rest of society and who have made solemn promises, esp. not to marry and not to have any possessions.

A woman living in a convent, usually after taking religious vows.

Any of the twelve men sent out by Christ to spread his teaching.

(In the Christian, Jewish and Muslim religions) a person who teaches religion and is inspired by God.

A person converted to a different belief, esp. a different religion.

A person who has been declared by the Christian Church to have deserved veneration through holy living, performing miracles etc.