Übersetzung für 'worker priest' von Englisch nach Deutsch

worker priest

Arbeiterpriester {m}relig.

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priest

Priester {m}relig.

Pfaffe {m} [pej.]relig.

Geistlicher {m}relig.

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religious priest

Ordensgeistlicher {m}relig.

high priest

Hohepriester {m}bibl.relig.

woman priest

Geistliche {f}relig.

secular priest

Weltpriester {m}relig.

Leutpriester {m} [südd.] [schweiz.] [veraltet] [Weltpriester]relig.

Jesuit priest

Jesuitenpater {m}relig.

priest [female]

Priesterin {f}jobsrelig.

idolatrous priest

Götzenpriester {m}bibl.relig.

temple priest

Tempelpriester {m}relig.

venerable priest

ehrwürdiger Priester {m}relig.

priest-king

Priesterkönig {m}hist.relig.

voodoo priest

Voodoopriester {m}relig.

TV priest

Fernsehpriester {m}RadioTVrelig.

diocesan priest

Diözesanpriester {m}jobsrelig.

Franciscan priest

Franziskanerpater {m}relig.

Celtic priest

Keltenpriester {m}hist.relig.

priest-ridden {adj}

klerikalistisch

• He was instrumental in the founding of the Mission of France and the worker-priest movement, to bring the clergy closer to the people.
• Also in the 1940s, Marella was sent to France as an agent of Pope Pius XII when he was aiming to stamp out the Worker-Priest movement that the Pope believed Cardinal Emmanuel Célestin Suhard had been supporting despite his protests otherwise.
• Worker-priest (...) was a missionary initiative by the French Catholic Church in particular for priests to take up work in such places as car factories to experience the everyday life of the working class.
• Born in Buenos Aires, and ordained a Roman Catholic priest in August 1966, he was associated with members of the worker-priest movement in Argentina and the Movement of Priests for the Third World.
• In February, 1954, in the context of the controversy over the Worker-priest movement in France, Suarez removed the Priors Provincial of the Paris, Lyons, and Toulouse Dominican provinces.

• He was a member of the Society of Jesus, and was active as a worker-priest, author and blogger.
• During his life Puga was known as the "worker priest" for his simultaneous work as a clergyman and a construction worker.
• After working as a parish priest in Quebec for only a few years in the 1950s, Heap decided against a career as a church employee and aligned himself with the Worker-Priest movement which paired ministry with social activism.
• Captivated by the spirit of the French worker-priest movement, and because of the then-prevalent idea that industrial-class workers had become largely disaffected with the Church, António Marto and two colleagues took up labour for a year in a metalworking factory producing parts for vehicle engines.
• Burin des Roziers became close to and worked with the Dominican and worker-priest Jean Raguenès.

• ... 14 December 2016) was a French worker-priest who devoted himself to work among the local youth and the disadvantage population of the Fensch Valley in Moselle, France.
• Dordi had administered to Italian immigrants in Switzerland and he served in watch factories there as a worker-priest.
• Pizzardo was considered to be a highly conservative clergyman. He opposed the French worker-priest movement, and Catholic participation in the Protestant Cold War group, Moral Re-Armament.
• Upon the advice of the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma, Wantland became a worker-priest at his local church. He later became a full-time priest.
• José Aldunate Lyon (June 5, 1917 – September 28, 2019) was a Society of Jesus and Chilean teacher, worker, priest and human rights activist during the military dictatorship.