What is another word for priests?
Pronunciation: [pɹˈiːsts] (IPA) 
Priests, also known as clergy members, are religious leaders who are responsible for leading religious services, performing religious rituals and providing spiritual guidance to their followers. They are often referred to as pastors, ministers, reverends, clergymen or clergywomen, depending on their specific denomination. In some religions, such as the Catholic Church, they may also be referred to as bishops or cardinals. Similarly, in other religions such as Judaism, they may be known as rabbis. Regardless of their title, priests play an essential role in the spiritual lives of their followers, and their guidance is highly valued and respected in many cultures.
