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Skimming through some online references there are indications Pearson was a (Roman Catholic?) priest for 25 years but there are suggestion he may have left the priesthood and that he may be with an Anglican community; or I may have misread what I have skimmed. I have changed the christian name Peter to surname Pearson and have removed the term "last 25 years" as that is dependent upon the current date (Ordained priest in 19xx would be better for example). In all events as a BLP needs citing. (This article is only on my watchlist as I wrote an article for another Peter Pearson). Thankyou. Djm-leighpark (talk) 02:33, 1 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]
