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altar server
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altar server
n.
Christianity An attendant to an officiating cleric in the performance of a liturgical service; an acolyte.
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He said that kids are even feeling the pressure, noting that there are altar servers in his parish who are conflicted about fulfilling their spiritual obligations by going to church or playing sports with their teammates.
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I knew him best when he was chaplain to altar servers in Coventry but his interests extended over other fields as well.
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There are sacristans and altar servers, eucharistic ministers and ushers, each with their roles to play in the liturgy.
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