Another Catholic hit piece?!?! You’re not even taking time off for the Super Bowl? Lol!!!
Did you bother to read it?
The English word priest is ultimately from Greek, via Latin, presbyter, the term for "elder", especially elders of Jewish or Christian communities in Late Antiquity. It is possible that the Latin word was loaned into Old English and only from Old English reached other Germanic languages, giving Old Icelandic prestr, Old Swedish präster, Old High German priast, via the Anglo-Saxon mission to the continent. Old High German also has the disyllabic priester, priestar, however, apparently derived from Latin independently, via Old French presbtre. The Latin word is ultimately from Greek presbyteros, the word for "priest" being Latin sacerdos, Greek hiereus.
And what is funny is their quoting of the letter to Timothy — as if they fire “elders” or “pastors” who are bachelors or widowed or divorced.