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The commonly used title of an ordained Catholic priest. In the Catholic Church, a priest is a man who is authorized to perform as a mediator between his congregation and the Christian god. His authority enables him to conduct liturgies and masses, and serve in both a spiritual and administrative capacity within the sphere of the Church’s influence and authority.
"Father Luis Jaramillo blessing bunnies, Benedicion de los Animales, San Felipe de Neri Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1968," photograph by Ralph Looney
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