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Juan J. Rojas Briones wrote:

Hi, guys —

I hope all of you are doing wonderfully well.

I am doing an interview topic regarding “the duties of an ordained member within the Catholic Church” for my World Religion class in college.

  • I was wondering if someone as a member of the Catholic Church can help me answer the prompts for the interview?

Here are the following prompts that can be used to answer the prompts:

  • Why did they want to be clergy?
  • What is the best part of the job?
  • What is the hardest part of the job?
  • How do you feel about the prospects of people learning more about God and the future of space exploration with the aftermath of Artemis II?

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me anytime and answer the responses before May 4th, 2026.

I hope everyone has a blessed day from God.

Sincerely,

Juan J.

  { Can one of your priests answer some questions for my topic: “duties of a priest in the Church”? }

Eric replied:

Dear Juan,

Unfortunately, we are all lay people and cannot answer your questions as intended.

Consider looking for a local Catholic parish in Google or MassTimes.org and calling them up to see if they can help (or better, make an appointment.)

Eric Ewanco
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