Chief Priest vs chief priest

This is a case in which you would need someone to tell you what British usage would be. In American usage, you might say: "John Jones--who is the dhief priest--alleges that the practice is impermissible." But: "Chief Priest Johns Jones alleges that the practice is impermissible." In American usage, the name of the office is given without capitalization. When used as a title, however, it is capitalized. Does that explanation make sense to you?

Thanks, Setanta,

Your explanation makes sense.