Kilmore
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Presbyter is an ancient term for priest, used for the late Roman Christian priests, and in fact is the source for the word "Priest", and is the root of "Presbyterian" as well. I don't know if the word has background beyond that, though.
At any rate, I don't think you are gonna get more fancy than that, unless you go with religious titles from other cultures, such as ayatollah or something.
Personally, I reserve the term chaplain for priests serving with a nation's military, though in some nations there is little difference between the military and the rest of the nation.
At any rate, I don't think you are gonna get more fancy than that, unless you go with religious titles from other cultures, such as ayatollah or something.
Personally, I reserve the term chaplain for priests serving with a nation's military, though in some nations there is little difference between the military and the rest of the nation.
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