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ing Mr. Smith", or "Good Morning Dr. Smith," or "Good Morning Father Smith", as the case may be. It 4s never grammatically correct to address a minister as “Reverend Smith". Someone else must have felt the urged to speak on this, so to be emphatic he put it in verse. I share this ‘find’ with you: “Breathes there a clergyman with soul so dead. Who never to his Lord hath said; ‘On my knees I humbly bend, Lord, stop men calling me Reverend!’ And to his flock on Sunday morn. Did all the faithful sternly warn ‘O call me parson, call me Mike, Call me Mister if you like. Call me Father, call me friend, A loving ear to all I lend. But my heart with woe you rend. When you call me Reverend!" —Contributed
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