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On {{dis|Vulcan|planet}}, priests resided at the [[Temple of Amonak]], as well as at [[Mount Seleya]]. ({{VOY|Hunters}}; {{ENT|Kir'Shara}}) |
On {{dis|Vulcan|planet}}, priests resided at the [[Temple of Amonak]], as well as at [[Mount Seleya]]. ({{VOY|Hunters}}; {{ENT|Kir'Shara}}) |
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| − | In [[19th century]] [[Ireland]], the village priest was considered th most prominent member of the community, and was held in the highest regard. ({{VOY|Fair Haven}}) |
+ | In [[19th century]] [[Ireland]], the village priest was considered th most prominent member of the community, and was held in the highest regard. The term '''father''' was the proper form of address for a priest of the Catholic denomination of [[Christianity]]. The character of [[Mulligan]] within the [[Fair Haven]] [[holographic program]], played by [[The Doctor]], was addressed this way. ({{VOY|Fair Haven|Spirit Folk}}) |
| + | On [[Kaminar]], each [[Kelpien]] village had a priest. Their function was to sustain the belief in the [[Great Balance]], making them [[collaborator]]s with the [[Ba'ul]], the Kelpien [[predator]] species. They also served as intermediaries with the Ba'ul, and connected all the extended communities together. ({{DIS|The Sound of Thunder}}) |
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Following the [[Occupation of Bajor]], [[Bajoran]]s no longer followed their ''[[D'jarra]]s''. According to [[Akorem Laan]], "''[[Artist]]s have become [[soldier]]s, priests have become [[merchant]]s, and [[farmer]]s have become [[politician]]s.''" ({{DS9|Accession}}) |
Following the [[Occupation of Bajor]], [[Bajoran]]s no longer followed their ''[[D'jarra]]s''. According to [[Akorem Laan]], "''[[Artist]]s have become [[soldier]]s, priests have become [[merchant]]s, and [[farmer]]s have become [[politician]]s.''" ({{DS9|Accession}}) |
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==List of priests== |
==List of priests== |
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+ | * Father [[Mulligan]] |
* [[T'Lar]] |
* [[T'Lar]] |
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| + | * [[Aradar]] |
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| + | * [[Siranna]] |
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==Related titles== |
==Related titles== |
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| + | * [[Cardinal]] |
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* [[Cleric]] |
* [[Cleric]] |
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* [[High priestess]] |
* [[High priestess]] |
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* {{dis|Minister|religion}} |
* {{dis|Minister|religion}} |
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| − | * [[Priestess leader]] |
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* [[Tribal priestess]] |
* [[Tribal priestess]] |
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* [[Vedek]] |
* [[Vedek]] |
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+ | == Appendices == |
| + | ===Apocrypha=== |
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On [[planet]] Alpha 332, Maracu was priestess of the Biluddin [[volcano]]. ([[Star Trek Comic Strip (UK)|UK comic]]: "[[The Gods Have Come!]]") |
On [[planet]] Alpha 332, Maracu was priestess of the Biluddin [[volcano]]. ([[Star Trek Comic Strip (UK)|UK comic]]: "[[The Gods Have Come!]]") |
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* {{wikipedia}} |
* {{wikipedia}} |
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[[de:Priester]] |
[[de:Priester]] |
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[[Category:Occupations]] |
[[Category:Occupations]] |
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Revision as of 04:48, 30 July 2019
A Vulcan priest
A priest or priestess was an individual authorized to perform the sacred rites, sacrifices, or services of a religion. They acted as a mediator between a deity and its followers.
On Vulcan, priests resided at the Temple of Amonak, as well as at Mount Seleya. (VOY: "Hunters"; ENT: "Kir'Shara")
In 19th century Ireland, the village priest was considered th most prominent member of the community, and was held in the highest regard. The term father was the proper form of address for a priest of the Catholic denomination of Christianity. The character of Mulligan within the Fair Haven holographic program, played by The Doctor, was addressed this way. (VOY: "Fair Haven", "Spirit Folk")
On Kaminar, each Kelpien village had a priest. Their function was to sustain the belief in the Great Balance, making them collaborators with the Ba'ul, the Kelpien predator species. They also served as intermediaries with the Ba'ul, and connected all the extended communities together. (DIS: "The Sound of Thunder")
Sybo was an Argelian who was a descendant of the ancient priestesses of Argelius II. As a result, her ancestral gift was her skill in the art of empathic contact. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold")
Following the Occupation of Bajor, Bajorans no longer followed their D'jarras. According to Akorem Laan, "Artists have become soldiers, priests have become merchants, and farmers have become politicians." (DS9: "Accession")
List of priests
Related titles
Appendices
Apocrypha
On planet Alpha 332, Maracu was priestess of the Biluddin volcano. (UK comic: "The Gods Have Come!")