PP's are no more.

No1J

Parish Priests are to be called Administrators, church gone 2011? Alter boys/ persons:) called customer service Liaisons? What you think, "going forward".

Swampy

Lame.

Biggins

I think I'm outa here...

Mr. Denton

They'd get some of their popularity back if they changed their name to Jedi (and of course apologised for fiddling with the padawans and younglings).

MitchKoobski

Does that mean the moderators here are like the alter boys to the Administrator's parish priests?

Emiko

Blast them with PP's.

BluesBerry

Nostradamus or one of those prophets predicted that the catholic church would be gone in 2011/2012

:pac:

randylonghorn

No1J wrote: »

Parish Priests are to be called Administrators, church gone 2011? Alter boys/ persons:) called customer service Liaisons? What you think, "going forward".

Um, where are you getting this?

One (several) parish(es) in each diocese usually have Administrators anyway ... this is / these are the bishop's own parish(es), usually the cathedral parishes and sometimes others, especially in an amalgamated diocese. So the priest-in-charge "administers" the parish on behalf of the bishop. I suppose before the reformation he would have been more likely titled the Vicar or Bishop's Vicar, but that title tends to have fallen into disuse in the RCC as it's very common in the Church of England in particular.

I haven't seen it used in other contexts, though I know some parishes who use "team leader" or similar rather than PP.

mikom

No1J wrote: »

Parish Priests are to be called Administrators, church gone 2011? Alter boys/ persons:) called customer service Liaisons? What you think, "going forward".

I await the flood of allegations where Administrators are accused of interfering with Customer Service Liaisons.

Amhran Nua

No1J wrote: »

What you think, "going forward".

I think they should start handing over the enormous amounts of land they hold in Ireland as part of a tax-based social contribution after protecting child molesters.

Seriously.

-Corkie-

So Zaph and Lolth will be priests now...

No1J

randylonghorn wrote: »

Um, where are you getting this?

One (several) parish(es) in each diocese usually have Administrators anyway ... this is / these are the bishop's own parish(es), usually the cathedral parishes and sometimes others, especially in an amalgamated diocese. So the priest-in-charge "administers" the parish on behalf of the bishop. I suppose before the reformation he would have been more likely titled the Vicar or Bishop's Vicar, but that title tends to have fallen into disuse in the RCC as it's very common in the Church of England in particular.

I haven't seen it used in other contexts, though I know some parishes who use "team leader" or similar rather than PP.

Never heard them called team leaders or anything printable other than PP's couldn't give one, the OH's Ma came back from 10.30 shocked ,just wondering, Mod's end thread, I'm already bored.

Chuck Stone

Alter boys? Bugger that.

KeithM89_old

No1J wrote: »

...the OH's Ma came back from 10.30 shocked ,just wondering, Mod's end thread, I'm already bored.

But it was going so well!

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