chaplain in Portuguese
chaplain in Portuguese is capelão — chaplain means a clergy member or spiritual advisor formally attached to a school, hospital, prison, military unit, or similar institution rather than a church congregation.
chaplain in Portuguese
capelão
A member of a religious body who is (often, although not always, of the clergy) officially assigned to provide pastoral care at an institution, group, private chapel, etc.
What does "chaplain" mean?
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noun A clergy member or spiritual advisor formally attached to a school, hospital, prison, military unit, or similar institution rather than a church congregation.
"The hospital chaplain visits patients who want someone to talk to about faith or loss."
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noun A non-religious counsellor who provides similar pastoral or emotional support in a secular setting.
"Some universities now employ humanist chaplains for students who want guidance without religion."
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chaplain in a sentence
- The hospital chaplain visits patients who want someone to talk to about faith or loss.
- An army chaplain travels with the troops to offer support wherever they are stationed.
- Some universities now employ humanist chaplains for students who want guidance without religion.
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What is "chaplain" in Portuguese?
"chaplain" in Portuguese is capelão. chaplain means: A clergy member or spiritual advisor formally attached to a school, hospital, prison, military unit, or similar institution rather than a church congregation.
How do you use "chaplain" in a sentence?
Example: "The hospital chaplain visits patients who want someone to talk to about faith or loss." In Portuguese, "chaplain" is capelão.
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