US /ˈpristˌhʊd/
・UK /ˈpri:sthʊd/
IT'S THE NEW PRIESTHOOD, BABY.
It's the new priesthood, baby.
Martin Luther, the founder of Protestantism, makes the momentous point that one can serve God through work of many different kinds and not just, as had previously been argued by Catholicism, simply by entering the priesthood.
simply by and trained the priesthood.
It is during this period, through the exile, that the exiles realized that even far away from their homeland, without a temple, without the priesthood, without kings, they're still able to worship God, be loyal to God,
without a temple, without the priesthood,
Well I think I think that's part of what I was trying to say before too is I think it's the the coders are really seeing how it does their quality of work that they thought they were priesthood.
They thought they were a priesthood.
It might be you that I'm calling." At one point during the retreat, the priest leading it had said, "You should choose the vocation that will make you a saint." And that hit me like, "Oh, that's—that's priesthood." And I don't know why I thought that,
but when I was talking with the—the priest who was leading the retreat—we had a one-hour session of spiritual direction—I told him, "You know, I'm kind of feeling drawn to the priesthood,