Pastor (noun)

1. A Christian minister or priest in charge of a parish or congregation.
2. A minister or priest in charge of a non-Catholic Christian church or congregation.
3. A person who tends or looks after a group of people or animals.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin pastor "shepherd", from pastus, past- "fed, pastured".

Examples:

1. He was the pastor of the largest parish in the diocese.
2. The pastor gave a powerful sermon.
3. The pastor visited the sick in the hospital.
4. The pastor provided guidance to the congregation.
5. The pastor was responsible for the spiritual well-being of the parish.