parson
/ˈpɑrsən/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the clergy, especially one in charge of a rural parish, or a local priest.
“The parson delivered a heartfelt sermon to the small congregation.”
2. noun
A country clergyman.
“He was a simple parson with a heart of gold.”
3. noun
A person, especially a clergyman, who is considered to be an authority or an expert on a particular subject.
“The parson of the local church was a renowned expert on biblical studies.”