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The phrase "a priest of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's role or title within a religious context, often followed by the name of a specific religion or denomination.
Example: "He is a priest of the Catholic Church, dedicated to serving his community."
Alternatives: "a minister of" or "a clergyman of".
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"Hughes is a priest of modernism," Mr. Kesminas said.
He is a priest of a dying religion.
Ernest Hemingway said a writer must have the probity of a priest of God.
A priest of The Paulist Fathers; born and raised in Manhattan.
The Rev. Sandra Hales, a priest of the Church of Ireland, performed the ceremony.
He is a priest of the "liberation church -the People's church -the
He will not be listed as a priest of the diocese.
"I reminded Father he is a priest of the Diocese of Rochester," said the Rev.
The Rev. Louis L. Gioia, a priest of the Federation of Christian Ministries, officiated.
The Rev. Skip Sikora, a priest of the White Robed Monks of St. Benedict, officiated.
The Rev. Dr. Karl R. Rodig, a priest of the Ecumenical Catholic Church of Christ, officiated.
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