Clergy
Reverend
Reverend noun - A person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian church.
Clergy and reverend are semantically related in clergyperson topic. Sometimes you can use "Clergy" instead a noun "Reverend".
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Jonestown/Scientology: The New Paltz Zombieology Center is run by Xavier Gates, who- with his aviator glasses, slicked black hair, and clergy-like outfit- bears a striking resemblance to another famous cult leader, Reverend Jim Jones◊, who led the infamous Jonestown mass suicide.
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