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Verger

A verger (or virger, so called after the staff of the office, or wandsman in British English though archaic) is a person, usually a layperson, who assists in the ordering of religious services, particularly in Anglican churches.

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Etymology

History

Duties

Robes

Modern function

Catholic Church

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Verger

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples81
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Verger

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related to history · 18
Verger → Acolyte, Although, Church, Dutch, England's, Exeter, German, Historically, Koster, Küster, Latin, Lincoln, Minor Orders, Porter, Rochester, Salisbury Cathedrals, The, The Order
related to Cultural references · 16
Verger → Alice Tinker, Anglican, BBC, Church, Dad's Army, Dibley, Edward Sinclair, Emma Chambers, England's, In British, Maurice Yeatman, Perhaps, Somerset Maugham's, The, The Verger, The Vicar
related to External links · 11
Verger → AtlantaWalter Mace Chapter, Chapter, Dallas Guild, Diocese, England Guild, Episcopal ChurchMark Emory Graham, TexasDiocese, The Church, Vergers, VergersVergers' Guild, VGEC
related to Catholic Church · 10
Verger → Basilica, Catholic, DC, Immaculate Conception, National Shrine, New York City, Patrick's Cathedral, St, The, Washington
related to Etymology · 10
Verger → According, Albuquerque Journal, British Parliament, Commons, House, Latin, Lords, State, The, The Maces
related to Robes · 6
Verger → English, Formally, In, It, Less, The
related to Modern function · 5
Verger → Equally, In, Some, Vergers, Westminster Abbey
related to Duties · 4
Verger → Ceremonies, During, It, Master

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church vergers gown office churches sexton anglican duties also british usually virge modern see cathedral verger's often may staff english

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
bishopsinstance ofencompassing duties such as arranging weddings and funerals or meeting important visitors0.80text
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchThe0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchCatholic0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchSt0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchPatrick's Cathedral0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchNew York City0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchBasilica0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchNational Shrine0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchImmaculate Conception0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchWashington0.60section
Vergerrelated to Catholic ChurchDC0.60section
Vergerrelated to Cultural referencesPerhaps0.60section

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