It is said of the marriage of a cleric, something that used to happen in the Catholic Church despite the vow of chastity. While clergy (hierarchy and group of clerics) comes to us from Latin, the origin is in the Greek 954; 955; 951; 961; 959; 962; ( kleros , "part of a territory administered by clerigos") 947; 945; 956; 949; 969; ( gameo "marriage union") . See Nicolaism , clerophobia .
