Altarage (noun):
1. The income or revenue derived from the use of an altar or the performance of religious ceremonies, typically in a church or religious institution.
2. The offerings or donations made by worshippers or congregants during religious services, which are used to support the maintenance and expenses of the altar and its associated activities.
3. The compensation or fee paid to a priest or clergy member for conducting religious services or performing sacraments at an altar, often in the form of a percentage of the altarage collected.
4. The total amount of money or valuables collected or received through religious rituals or ceremonies, including offerings, tithes, and other contributions made by individuals or groups.
Altarage refers to the practice of a priest or clergy member serving as an assistant to another priest or clergy member. It involves providing support and assistance in various religious duties and ceremonies. Altarage is a common practice in many religious traditions and is often regulated by the respective religious authorities or institutions. The specific responsibilities and requirements of altarage may vary depending on the religious denomination or organisation.
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