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man of the cloth

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man of the cloth
Fig. a clergyman. Father Brown is a man of the cloth and is welcome at our table for dinner every Sunday.
See also: cloth, man


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Despite the promise - the idea of a man of the cloth wrestling with his new life as a member of the undead - attempts at dealing with the priest's moral dilemma are alltoo swiftly ditched in favour of shock and gore which, while fun and inventive, get increasingly over the top.
When he's the sole survivor of a brutal car accident, something compels him to take a dead man's identity, which leads a lecher and a thief to soon become a man of the cloth.
it's good to see a man of the cloth taking the lead.
 
 
 
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