In the Anglican tradition
William Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England says that a pastor occurs as parish priest using a fully legal rights to the parish properties:

In Ireland
Around Ulster, in the early 17th century, every parish had a vicar and the minister instead of a co-arb and an erenagh. A vicar, rather a co-arb, was universally within orders. He said the mass (‘serveth a cure’) & standard a part of the tithes. a pastor, such as a erenagh, experienced a major part of the tithes, maintained the church & provided cordial reception. When he was non normally within clerical orders, his responsibilities were primarily temporal. Even so, there were differences within the divisions of the tithes between various bishopric in Tyrone. In the Bishopric of Clogher, a vicar & a pastor shared the tithes equally between the children; in the Bishopric of Derry, church income came from either two tithes & a rental of church lands (‘temporalities’). A vicar & a curate for each of these received one third of the tithes & paid an annual tribute to the bishop. within situ in which there was there are no minister, a erenagh continued to receive deuce thirds of a income in a similar way from either a church lands, & delivered the balance, when defraying maintenance, to the Bishop in cash as a each year rental. Inside more wharehouses, a minister of religion, a vicar & a erenagh shared a costs of church repairs equally between the children. In the Episcopate of Armagh a parson received both-thirds of the tithes & the vicar of these third. A archbishop & a erenagh impropriated there is no a portion thereof because it received a entire income from either a termon lands.

the section of responsibilities between vicar & rector seems to derive from either a lot earliest precedent established in the old Celtic Church of St Columcille.

In the Canterbury Tales
A Parson is a character from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. He tells "The Parson's Prologue and Tale", which is the final tale that Chaucer wrote.

Parson's table
The '''pastor's table''' occurs as little, square table, made inside the elementary, undecorated style using quaternity square legs. Rector's tables come designed to exist as easy built & typically, easy disassembled & reassembled. It occasionally come processed of wood or even thin plastic, & oft come utilized when patio or lawn furniture.

Parson Russell Terrier
A Parson Russell Terrier, a variation of the Jack Russell Terrier, is a breed of dog.