What is the title of CoE priests?

The Church of England is several churches in one with enormous theological differences between the different factions!

Anglo-Catholics, or High Anglicans which have beliefs that are very similar to Roman Catholics e.g. Transubstantiation, Confessionals, the worship of Mary etc, would tend to have ministers that are addressed as 'Father'.

Evangelical Anglicans or Low Anglicans which have many beliefs that are identical to those of other traditional Protestant churches, would tend to have ministers that are addressed as 'Reverend'.

There is also the liberal wing of the Church of England which doesn't really know what it believes, except that it tends to reject traditional biblical belief. They would tend to use 'Reverend'.

All these different factions are held together by a common acceptance of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the diocesan bishops under him, as their spiritual heads though the degree of respect shown may vary.

There is no gender distinction. We have three Ordained ranks:

Deacon

Priest

Bishop.

We use "Father" and "Mother" as the Official Title, however if someone wishes to be addressed by another title that is their preference.

In the Anglican church the title is vicar,not priest, that applies to men or women.

We call him/her the 'The Rev. Anybody' for the

Church of England. It is short for the Reverend.