padres
Clergy for soldiers
Padres is the plural of padre, a word borrowed from Spanish and Italian meaning father, used especially for priests or military chaplains.
The padres heard confessions before the battle.
In American English, the Padres refers to the San Diego baseball team.
Ordained religious officials collectively
- parishLocal church community
- CatholicPapal church adherent
- churchPlace of Christian worship
- confessionAdmission of wrongdoing
mass · sermon · diocese · bishop · monastery · friar · chaplain · vestments
Female parent
- familyRelated people together
- childrenYoung human beings
- progenitorsOriginal ancestors of a lineage
- ancestorsThose from whom one descends
lineage · heritage · descendants · offspring · progeny · nurturers · upbringing · foster
clergy
Ordained religious officials collectively
confession · mass · sermon · diocese · bishop · monastery · friar · chaplain · vestments · cassock
mother
Female parent
- familyRelated people together
- childrenYoung human beings
- progenitorsOriginal ancestors of a lineage
ancestors · lineage · heritage · descendants · offspring · progeny · nurturers · upbringing · foster · guardianship
San Diego
Major Southern California city
- FriarsTeam name from monasteries
- National LeagueOlder major baseball organization
- sluggersPowerful baseball hitters
pitchers · bullpen · lineup · home run · strikeout · double play · fastball · slider · curveball · wild pitch
- missionsmissionary work, foreign missions, mission trips, mission work, mission stations
- Gold RushCalifornia Gold Rush, gold miners, gold mining, gold flakes, gold nuggets
- clergypriest, bishop, pope, nun, monk