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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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Byline: RICHARD DOWN A FORMER altarboy who took a fatal drugs overdose never recovered from being abused by a Catholic priest for three years as a boy, an inquest heard.
Sex abuse victim never recovered; Former altarboy took fatal overdose by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In July 2002 a new lawsuit was filed against him on behalf of a 47-year-old man who alleges that Ziemann began abusing him as an altarboy and, when he turned 17, began paying him for sex (Wanderer, July 18/02).
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Features such as squirrel-fishing, pensioner wheelchair races, and altarboys eating as many communion hosts as they can manage caused outrage.
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