The ministers cat was a Daschshund because he'd got stuck under very bad clonky, honky-tonk piano in the church hall.

The Reverend Jerry's cat was an English Springer Spaniel

The Minister's Cat was called Fice because she was nice.

Maybe, but was she a breed of dog? (Sorry - just googled - did you mean Feist?)

The Minister's cat was called Gordon, because when the Minister Set 'er down, she stayed put.

The Minister's Cat was called Husky because she wore her voice out yelling for food...

Has the Minister's Cat gone AWOL?

Perhaps he ran off, confused at suddenly being a dog

The Minister's huge, shaggy cat was called Irish Wolfhound.

Minister Russell's Cat was, naturally, called Jack.

The Minister's regal cat was called King Charles.

The Minister's Canadian Cat was called Labrador.

The Minister's hybrid dog was called Mongrel.

The Minister's Canadian cat's other name was Newfoundland.

The Minister's cat was called Old English because he tried to behave like a sheepdog.

The minister's French cat was called Poodle.

The minister's off-topic cat wished its mother a very happy 50th birthday

The Minister's regal cat was called Queenie, short for Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle. (Thanks Google. What a great name But unfortunately not a pocket-sized Beagle - how cute would that be?)

The minister's cat was called Rover the Retriever because he had a wonderful golden coat. Aaah.

The Minister's cat was called Scottie because he beamed a lot.

The minister's cat was called Terry because he behaved like a terrier.