curacy in a sentence

Definition

Curacy: the position or office of a curate, typically involving the responsibilities of a clergyman in a parish.

The curacy of the small parish was a challenging but rewarding position for the young priest.
After years of dedication, she finally achieved a curacy that allowed her to fully express her theological insights.
His curacy involved not only preaching but also engaging with the community in meaningful ways.
The bishop appointed him to a curacy in a remote village, where he could make a real difference.
She felt a deep sense of responsibility in her curacy, as it required both spiritual and administrative skills.