Priests

The Hopi tribe believed that the priests had a direct line of communication with the Kachina spirits.

The Buddhist priests at the monastery practiced meditation every morning.

The priests offered blessings to the devotees at the temple.

The Egyptian pharaohs were often considered divine and acted as priests.

The priests of the Norse religion believed in a pantheon of gods and goddesses.

The Druid priests in ancient Celtic societies were believed to have the ability to predict the future.

The Orthodox Church in Russia has a long tradition of priests who perform intricate liturgical services.

The Mayan priests in Central America were skilled astronomers who developed a complex calendar system.

In the African Yoruba religion, priests communicate with the gods through divination.

The priests receive donations from the faithful to support the church's activities.

The Brahmin priests of Hinduism are responsible for maintaining the religious traditions.

The priests of the Roman Catholic Church undergo years of training before they can be ordained.

The priests of the temple performed an exorcism on the possessed woman.

The priests of the ancient Egyptian religion believed in many gods.

The priests offered incense and prayed for peace.

The Aztec priests would offer human sacrifices to the gods.

The priests performed a ritual sacrifice to appease the gods.

The people looked up to the priests as a mediator between them and God.

The priests were respected members of the community who were entrusted with important religious duties.

The priests offered sacrifices to God to seek forgiveness for the sins of the people.

The ancient Mayan priests performed human sacrifices to appease the gods.

The priests blessed the newly constructed mosque.