How does Chaucer present good clergymen in 'The Prologue?
PremiumHow does Chaucer present good clergymen in 'The Prologue Geoffrey Chaucer - shows that not all churchmen are corrupt Some are truly good pure and faithful In The General Prologue he praises the Parson the Clerk of Oxford and the Ploughman Through them Chaucer presents true religion honest work and humble service to God The Parson The Parson is the best example of a good priest He is poor in money but rich in faith He loves God with all his heart Chaucer says about him Riche he was of hooly thoght and werk He was rich in holy thought and work He teaches the Bible in a true way He does not run after gold or fame He stays in his village and cares for his people He walks to visit the sick and sad He is kind gentle and humble He never speaks proudly He does his duty