man of the cloth
Noun
Meaning
a member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church
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After a performance turns real, Father Lance (Sam Jaeger) has no choice but to try his hardest to take what he's learned pretending to be a man of the cloth and apply it to a real demonic possession.
In the subsequent scenes, in exchanges with mourning neighbors and a man of the cloth played by Ventura, a long time Costa performer, Vitalina plumbs the depths of the aforementioned nothing.
Back in England, and under the ton's scrutiny for a reckless past she hasn't escaped, Valerie dreams of the breathtaking "man of the cloth" with whom she shared her greatest adventure.
God has heeded her prayers, blessing her with the perfect second husband, Pastor JT Valentine, a handsome, dynamic man of the cloth with his own large congregation, just like her father.
It is unusual to have a pastor, a man of the cloth so to speak cursing his entire congregation, but when anyone is angry, they force their anger onto others without knowing what the consequences would be.
You will be enchanted by the scandalously innocent man of the cloth, with his handy umbrella, who exhibits such uncanny insight into ingeniously tricky human problems.