A Clergy Member is a person who is ordained or consecrated to serve in a religious role, such as a priest, pastor, or minister. An ABBE is a title given to a member of the clergy in certain Christian denominations, such as the Roman Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion. The title is derived from the Aramaic word abba, which means 'FATHER'. An ABBE is typically a senior member of the clergy, and may be responsible for overseeing a monastery or other religious institution.