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Perhaps instead of 'preacher', 'parson' or 'vicar' could have been used. Then Lisa could be 'very Anglican', since some varieties of Anglicanism allow for married priests.Charlotte: ... Lisa is the daughter of a preacher, she's very catholic... (While it is possible for a man to have kids and then become a catholic priest, it is not very common. And they are not called preachers. That's more of a protestant thing i believe and they can get married and have kids. So, "... she's very christian to put it lightly." would make more sense. Though possesion which is discussed later is more of a catholic thing)
Actually, 'catholic' in lower-case means 'all-embracing', which seems to be the opposite of Lisa's upbringing.