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hmm i watched this video probably the best good
You certainly display much moderninity in the way you speak and the way you dress. I noticed on your parish website the names of the deacons but saw no name for “priest” as such. There was something stated as a “sacramental minister”? Is this suppose to be another name you use for a priest?
Ann,
It looks like the parish administrator is actually a deacon. This parish is most likely in a diocese that has a shortage of priests.
It seems that the title of “Sacremental Minister” represents the fact that the priest, Fr. Don Dilg, is not the Pastor of the parish, but is only available to provide the sacraments to the people, i.e. Mass, Confession, Marriage, Baptism, etc.
I’m not from there, so I can’t guarantee that is the case, but I’ve seen this before and the situation seems very similar.