Canon (priest)
A canon (from the Latin canonicus, itself derived from the Greek "relating to a rule") is a priest who is a member of certain bodies of the Christian clergy subject to an ecclesiastical rule (canon).
Canon (priest)CurateJames O'Neill (priest)Robin Roy SnymanClergyCanons RegularIncumbent (ecclesiastical)Canon lawFridianusRaymond of FiteroIdesbaldBerenguer de Palou IIPriesthood (Catholic Church)Gilbertine OrderMichael James JacksonFuneral DuesChurch of EnglandBertie TroyDavid Scott (poet)William Gordon Reid
Charles-Nicolas d'OultremontClaudius of BesançonList of collegiate churches in the United KingdomFrancis RipleyAlan BillingsFélix KirDerek Ingram HillDalmuirDeaneryMass (liturgy)Clerical celibacyPriestTeam of priests in solidumChurch of the Holy Cross, SherstonOur Lady of England PriorySt Peter's Church, DevizesCatholic ChurchCollege of Minor CanonsWilliam of PagulaRobin Ward (Anglican priest)
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