Clergy: Misc

rubrics were originally anything written in red letters in a manuscript, but now most often mean instructions, especially for officiating clergy, or scoring tools for tests in education?
Pastoral Care was a book written by Pope Gregory I around A.D. 590 to address the responsibilities of the clergy?
in 1853, the Irish clergyman William Reeves bought the 9th-century Book of Armagh (pictured) for three hundred pounds?
Pullen Memorial Baptist Church is the first Baptist church in the Southern United States to have chosen an openly gay lead cleric?
Herman Farr, an African American clergyman from Shreveport, Louisiana, single-handedly desegregated the historic Strand Theatre during the heyday of the civil rights movement?
Methodist minister Ephraim Kingsbury Avery is amongst the first clergymen known to have been tried for murder in the United States?
Texas clergyman Harold Reeves was the first missionary dispatched to Thailand by the Southern Baptist Convention?
Anna Maria Garthwaite, the daughter of a Lincolnshire clergyman, became the leading designer of flowered fabrics for the Spitalfields silk-weaving trade in 18th century England?
Baptist clergyman W. Winfred Moore was first director of the Baylor University Center of Ministry Effectiveness, designed to prevent burnout among pastors?

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This is a disambiguation page. A number of articles are associated with the title Clergy.

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Clergy may refer to:

Yemi, Eko's brother
The Nigerian priest from Eko's flashback in "The 23rd Psalm"
Mr. Eko, who posed as a priest to escape being arrested and later took his role seriously
British priest, who took Charlie's confession in "The Moth"
Goldie, Eko's friend who pulled Yemi into the Drug smugglers' plane, and who also posed as a priest
Eko's monsignor, Eko's higher-up at the church in "?"
Father Chuck, who led the funeral service of John's father's fake funeral
Father Aguillar, who led the funeral service of Hurley's grandfather, Tito Reyes
Minister (I Do), who officiated at the wedding ceremony of Kate and Kevin
Minister (Do No Harm), who officiated the ceremony of Jack and Sarah
Nun (The Cost of Living), the Nigerian nun who forced Eko to confess after he stole food
Sister Consuela, a nun in Santa Domingo ("The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham")

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