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| Presumably not "Dear Sir" Do I still use "yours faithfully"? |
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| Your salutation will depend on what church this is. For a Catholic priest or an Orthodox priest: Dear Father ....... [nb the Orthodox Churches have a very complicated system, but this is a sensible approach] For an Anglican priest: either Dear Mr ........ or Dear Rev. ......... For a non-conformist (Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian etc): Dear Mr ...... If you are addressing them by name, you end "Yours sincerely". |
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