Assertion: parochial vicar | /r/HasProperty | priest
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A parochial vicar is a priest assigned to a parish in addition to, and in collaboration with, the parish priest or rector.
text: The parochial vicar’s exact duties can vary, depending on the particular parish and also on the wishes of the diocesan bishop; but one thing you can safely assume is that the parochial vicar is always the pastor’s
text: In short, a "Parochial Vicar" is a priest who is assigned by the competent authority to assist the pastor in the pastoral ministry of a parish.
text: A parochial vicar is a priest assigned to a parish in addition to, and in collaboration with, the parish priest or rector.
text: He is a priest who is called to render various ministries and other services overall (or one specialized ministry only) as a co-worker with the pastor, yet one subject to the pastor’s authority.
text: The Code of Canon Law defines the office as follows: "Parochial vicars are priests who render their services in pastoral ministry as co-workers with the pastor in common counsel and endeavor with him and also under his authority" (545.1).
text: The Code of Canon Law defines the office as follows: "Parochial vicars are priests who render their services in pastoral ministry as co-workers with the pastor in common counsel and endeavor with him and also under his authority
text: The Code of Canon Law defines the office as follows: “Parochial vicars are priests who render their services in pastoral ministry as co-workers with the pastor in common counsel and endeavor with him and also under his authority” (545.1).
text: The Code of Canon Law defines the office as follows: “Parochial vicars are priests who render their services in pastoral ministry as co-workers with the pastor in common counsel and endeavor with him and also under his authority” (545.1).
text: The Code of Canon Law defines the office as follows: “Parochial vicars are priests who render their services in pastoral ministry as co-workers with the pastor in common counsel and endeavor with him and also under his authority” (No. 545.1).