Order of Isocéra Clergy

The clergy of the Order of Isocéra fall into three categories: Young Priests, New Priests, and Old Priests.

## Young Priest

"Young Priest" is the title given to any individual who has successfully completed their religious education and achieved employment at a temple of the Order. This title is retained as long as the individual remains installed as clergy, unless they obtain a position at one of the Old Temples or the Triadica Temples, an honor only possible after at least eighteen years of service. A Young Priest keeps their birth name, after which a designator is added depending on their status:

* "bel lospo" : designates an amateur priest, whose responsibilities include temple maintenance, grounds keeping, and service preparation.
* "bel deviso" : designates a priest who is dedicated to isolated prayer.
* "bel pir" : designates a priest who prepares sacred materials and readings.
* "bel ospo" : designates a priest whose responsibilities involve art or music.
* "bel mos" : designates an assistant to the high priest.
* "bel fis" : designates a priest who performs rituals.
* "bel ox" : designates the high priest of a temple.

After the designator is placed the name of the deity they serve: Verinosino, Naxoranipo, or Tevosonifaxa.

## New Priest

Priests of one of the three Triadica Temples in Flaming Beach are given the title "New Priest". New Priests are given one of thirty-six sacred names in place of their birth name, and are given a designator similar to those of Young Priests, although the names are slightly changed to indicate the difference in title, and in place of bel lospo is bel solax:

* "bel solax" : designates a priest who assists pilgrims.
* "bel devisa" : designates a priest who is dedicated to isolated prayer.
* "bel pirax" : designates a priest who prepares sacred materials and readings, and performs temple maintenance.
* "bel ospa": designates a priest whose responsibilities involve art or music.
* "bel maso" : designates an assistant to the high priest.
* "bel fisax" : designates a priest who performs rituals.
* "bel ax" : designates the high priest of a Triadica Temple. This title is granted for life, even if the priest decides to leave their position as high priest.

## Old Priest

Priests of one of the three Old Temples are given the title "Old Priest". Old Priests are also given a sacred name in place of their birth name, although it is from a separate list of eighteen names. They, too, are given a designator, although the names are again slightly changed to indicate the difference in title, and in place of bel solax is bel ofosex:

* "bel ofosex" : designates a priest who maintains the integral sanctity of the Old Temple.
* "bel devisex" : designates a priest who is dedicated to isolated prayer.
* "bel pirex" : designates a priest who prepares sacred materials and readings, and performs temple maintenance.
* "bel ospex": designates a priest whose responsibilities involve art or music.
* "bel meso" : designates an assistant to the high priest.
* "bel fisex" : designates a priest who performs rituals.
* "bel ex" : designates the high priest of an Old Temple. This title is granted for life, even if the priest decides to leave their position as high priest.