n.(罗马天主教、圣公会和东正教会的)执事，会吏，(某些不信奉英国国教的教会中协助管理教会事务的)助祭

原形：deacon复数：deacons

The deacon led the congregation in prayer before the sermon.
这位执事在讲道前带领会众祈祷。
The deacon was responsible for distributing communion during the service.
执事负责在仪式中分发圣餐。
She decided to become a deacon after years of serving as a Sunday school teacher.
她在多年担任主日学教师后决定成为一名执事。
The deacon greeted newcomers with a warm smile and a welcoming handshake.
执事以热情的笑容和友好的握手欢迎新来的人。
The deacon's duties included visiting sick members of the church and providing support.
执事的职责包括探望教会里生病的成员并提供支持。
The bishop ordained him as a deacon, giving him new responsibilities within the ministry.
主教按立他为执事，在牧养职务中赋予了他新的责任。
At the wedding ceremony, the deacon assisted the priest throughout the event.
在婚礼仪式上，执事自始至终协助神父。
The deacon gave a moving speech on the importance of community service.
执事做了一场感人的演讲，强调社区服务的重要性。
After the deacon completed his training, he began assisting with the administration of the church.
在执事完成培训之后，他开始协助管理教堂事务。
In some denominations, a deacon serves as a bridge between the clergy and the laity.
在某些宗派中，执事作为神职人员与平信徒之间的桥梁。