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Remember THIS when you visit a Catholic Priest:

A priest is not married and will not have a family of his own. No wife. No children. His family is the people he serves. He is a spiritual father, called to give his life to the Eucharist, the confessional, the sick, the dying, and all who come seeking God’s help.

Most priests serve a parish only for a limited time, often five to seven years, before being reassigned. They depend heavily on volunteers, staff, and the lay faithful. They cannot always be available, even when they deeply wish to be.

When you give to the Church, that money is not a personal salary for the priest. Priests receive modest stipends to cover basic needs like food, clothing, and travel. They do not receive paid leave, and vacations are usually saved for slowly or supported by the generosity of others. While many of us have set hours and days off, priests are expected to be available day and night. Please remember they are human too, with limits, fatigue, and frailty.

If you hear someone speaking badly about a priest, do not join in gossip. Correct it if you can. Most priests carry their burdens quietly and often walk alone. They need companionship, encouragement, and care for their emotional, physical, and mental well being just like anyone else.

Imagine being called out at two or three in the morning to bring the sacraments in a dangerous area, then still being expected to celebrate Mass hours later. When priests are sick or face emergencies of their own, there is often no one to replace them. Yet they continue because souls are entrusted to them.

Remember their birthdays and ordination anniversaries. Celebrate with them. Pray with them. Be a support. If they stumble, do not rush to judge. Lift them up. No priest is perfect.

Take care of your priests. Remember those who baptized you, absolved you, married you, anointed you, and offered Mass for your intentions. May God bless and protect His priests through Jesus Christ, our Eternal High Priest. Amen.

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