The Parisian Cleric is an ABBE, a French title given to a man of the clergy. An ABBE is a member of the clergy who is not a priest, but is still a respected figure in the church. The title is usually given to those who have achieved a certain level of education and are considered to be knowledgeable in religious matters. The ABBE is often seen as a spiritual leader in the community and is often consulted for advice and guidance.