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Predicament from Lady: What do you call a female priest?

I’ve always had women priests at my church, but I’ve always struggled with what title to give them.

For male priests, some of them are warm and inviting. For them, the title “Father” fits. Others are very serious and conjure up great feelings of respect. I usually call them “Reverend.”

For women, however, I’ve just always had trouble calling them “Mother” as it usually feels too stiff. I normally call them “Reverend” and they go by it, but I was wondering if anyone had any other titles.

By the way, I’m Episcopalian.

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Solution:

Answer by lightningtime

Nun?

Answer by Vegoth Destroyer of Worlds

Blasphemy!

Answer by Ryan

Well, I don’t know about “mother,” “reverend,” and so on. But a female priest is a priestess.

Answer by Post Feminism

I also feel stiff when I hear the word mother.

Answer by Eclectic Eccentric Spammer No.1

Lady priest

Answer by Dogmatically Demonic Dogstar

Foul Harlot of Satan

Answer by PastorsRUs

Why not ask how they prefer to be addressed?

Answer by The Ghost of Freud

Priestess

Answer by Mercuri

Priestess?

Answer by Faith is blind

1Cor 14:34. Women aren’t supposed to speak in churches.

Answer by Eric

If there is a female priest you would call her mother.

Answer by Duck

You have a church in your kitchen? How does she have time to make her man a sammich?

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