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[[Protestants]] are more likely to refer to their clergy by the term than are Catholics. In [[Catholicism]], a priest is indeed a minister but the word is not normally used as a description of his role. Usually, it is used with the head of a school, in a department, or for laypersons who have been given some limited sacramental function, for example, "eucharistic ministers" who are charged with bringing Communion to shut-ins.
[[Protestants]] are more likely to refer to their clergy by the term than are Catholics. In [[Catholicism]], a priest is indeed a minister but the word is not normally used as a description of his role. Usually, it is used with the head of a school, in a department, or for laypersons who have been given some limited sacramental function, for example, "eucharistic ministers" who are charged with bringing Communion to shut-ins.
== See also ==
*[[Minister's son]]
[[Category: Christian Group Structuring]]
[[Category: Christian Group Structuring]]
[[Category:Political Terms]]
[[Category:Political Terms]]
[[Category:Catholic Church]]
[[Category:Catholic Church]]