The term 'clerical title' refers to a job title within the clergy, such as ABBE (4 letters), FRA (3 letters), Monsignor (9 letters), and Reverance (9 letters). An ABBE is a French priest who is in charge of a monastery or parish. A FRA is a title given to a monk in the Franciscan order. A Monsignor is a high-ranking Catholic priest who has been appointed by the Pope. Lastly, a Reverance is a title given to a priest who is in charge of a parish.