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{{Character
|name = Bode Wright
|image = [[File:Bode Wright.png|250px]]
|gender = {{Male}}
|hair = Brown
|age =
|status = Alive
|job = Reverend
|relatives =
|appearance = "[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"
|voiced by = [[Pete Holmes]]
}}

'''Bode Wright''' is a reverend in [[Springfield]].

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}
*{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part Two}}

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 With Bode as the reverend, church became very popular again. However, his way of preaching about religion and acceptance of everyone annoyed Ned, who thought church should only be for Christians. This led to a feud between Ned and Bode. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] struck up a friendship with Bode, with the two of them going to [[Moe's Tavern]], where Homer told Bode about all his sins.
-The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other—Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>
+The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other, with Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>
 == Non-canon ==
 {{Noncanon}}
-A picture of Bode Wright, with [[Helen Lovejoy|Helen]] and [[Reverend Lovejoy]], was seen as the thumbnail for the "Tow-Parters, But Why?" category on [[Wuhu]].<ref>"[[The Past and the Furious]]"</ref>
+A picture of Bode Wright, with [[Helen Lovejoy|Helen]] and [[Reverend Lovejoy]], was seen as the thumbnail for the "Two-Parters, But Why?" category on [[Wuhu]].<ref>"[[The Past and the Furious]]"</ref>
 == Personality ==
-Bode is very similar to Lisa in many ways, having the same political stances, liking jazz music, and being accepting of other religions. Bode believes that everybody of every religion deserves a chance to go to Heaven, no matter their beliefs. His way of preaching is very different from that of Reverend Lovejoy, as Bode gives life lessons rather than just reciting from the Bible and tries to get his congregation to take part. He also uses humor to help with his sermons.
+Bode is very similar to Lisa in many ways, having the same political stances, liking jazz music, and being accepting of other religions. Bode believes that everybody of every religion deserves a chance to go to Heaven, no matter their beliefs. His way of preaching is very different from that of Reverend Lovejoy, as Bode gives life lessons rather than just reciting from the Bible and tries to get his congregation to take part. He also uses humor in his sermons.
-Bode struck up a rivalry with Reverend Lovejoy, who didn't like how everyone seemed to like Bode more than him. This started off as petty insults and Lovejoy annoying Bode but ended with Lovejoy driving Bode out of town. Bode touched the hearts of many people in town and even helped criminals like [[Snake Jailbird]] turn to religion.
+Bode struck up a rivalry with Reverend Lovejoy, who didn't like how everyone seemed to like Bode more than him. This started as petty insults and Lovejoy annoying Bode, but ended with Lovejoy driving Bode out of town. Bode touched the hearts of many people in town and even helped criminals like [[Snake Jailbird]] turn to religion.
 == Trivia ==
 *Bode has a masters degree in Divinity, with a focus on Biblical languages.
 == Appearances ==

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 == History ==
-Bode Wright originally came from [[Traverse City]], [[Michigan]]. Whilst there, Bode worked at the [[Blessed Buy Megachurch]]. When he was 19, he burned a Bible to make a point, which got him fired.<ref name="Part Two">"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"</ref>
+Bode Wright originally came from [[Traverse City]], [[Michigan]]. While there, Bode worked at the [[Blessed Buy Megachurch]]. When he was 19, he burned a Bible to make a point, which got him fired.<ref name="Part Two">"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"</ref>
-After reading an ad on [[Christlist]], which [[Helen Lovejoy]] posted, Bode moved to Springfield where he became the new youth minister for the church, against [[Reverend Lovejoy]]'s wishes. Bode annoyed Reverend Lovejoy because he was popular, in particular with his wife. This led to a feud between the two of them, with Lovejoy being petty towards Bode and putting Bode down frequently.
+After reading an ad on [[Christlist]], which [[Helen Lovejoy]] posted, Bode moved to Springfield, where he became the new youth minister for the church, against [[Reverend Lovejoy]]'s wishes. Bode annoyed Reverend Lovejoy because he was popular, particularly with his wife. This led to a feud between the two of them, with Lovejoy being petty toward Bode and frequently putting him down.
-During a church sermon, Reverend Lovejoy lost his voice. {{ap|Michael|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}, a member of the church choir, decided to let Bode take over the sermon. Bode became very popular and people started coming back to the church to listen to him. After his sermon, the congregation went to [[A Batter Place]] where Bode again proved popular with them. Lisa also struck up a friendship with him as Bode also liked jazz and science. Eventually, Lovejoy was removed as the reverend and Bode Wright took over his duties. Meanwhile, the Lovejoys decided to go to Michigan to dig up dirt on Bode.
+During a church sermon, Reverend Lovejoy lost his voice. {{ap|Michael|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}, a member of the church choir, decided to let Bode take over the sermon. Bode became very popular, and people started coming back to the church to listen to him. After his sermon, the congregation went to [[A Batter Place]], where Bode again proved popular with them. Lisa also struck up a friendship with him, as Bode also liked jazz and science. Eventually, Lovejoy was removed as the reverend, and Bode Wright took over his duties. Meanwhile, the Lovejoys decided to go to Michigan to dig up dirt on Bode.
 Lisa went to visit Bode so they could meditate together. Lisa told Bode that he had inspired a religious revival in Springfield, with even [[Snake Jailbird]] going to Bode to repent for his crimes. Meanwhile, in Michigan, Reverend Lovejoy dug up some dirt on Bode.<ref>"[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"</ref>
-With Bode as the reverend, church became very popular again. However, his way of preaching about religion and acceptance of everyone annoyed Ned, who thought church should only be for Christians. This led to a feud between Ned and Bode. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] struck up a friendship with Bode, with the two of them going to [[Moe's Tavern]] where Homer told Bode about all his sins.
+With Bode as the reverend, church became very popular again. However, his way of preaching about religion and acceptance of everyone annoyed Ned, who thought church should only be for Christians. This led to a feud between Ned and Bode. Meanwhile, [[Homer]] struck up a friendship with Bode, with the two of them going to [[Moe's Tavern]], where Homer told Bode about all his sins.
-The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other, with Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only, and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>
+The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other—Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>
 == Personality ==
-Bode is very similar to Lisa in many ways, having the same political stances, liking jazz music and being accepting of other religions. Bode believes that everybody of every religion deserves a chance to go to Heaven, no matter their beliefs. His way of preaching is very different to that of Reverend Lovejoy, where Bode gives life lessons rather than just reciting from the Bible, and tries to get his congregation to take part. He also uses humor to help with his sermons.
+Bode is very similar to Lisa in many ways, having the same political stances, liking jazz music, and being accepting of other religions. Bode believes that everybody of every religion deserves a chance to go to Heaven, no matter their beliefs. His way of preaching is very different from that of Reverend Lovejoy, as Bode gives life lessons rather than just reciting from the Bible and tries to get his congregation to take part. He also uses humor to help with his sermons.
-Bode struck up a rivalry with Reverend Lovejoy, who didn't like how everyone seemed to like Bode more than him. This started off as petty insults and Lovejoy annoying Bode, but ended up with Lovejoy driving Bode out of town. Bode touched the hearts of many people in town, and even helped criminals like [[Snake Jailbird]] go to religion.
+Bode struck up a rivalry with Reverend Lovejoy, who didn't like how everyone seemed to like Bode more than him. This started off as petty insults and Lovejoy annoying Bode but ended with Lovejoy driving Bode out of town. Bode touched the hearts of many people in town and even helped criminals like [[Snake Jailbird]] turn to religion.
 == Trivia ==
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 *{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}
 *{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part Two}}
 == References ==

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	The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other, with Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only, and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>		The feud between Ned and Bode led to a face-off, with each of them quoting Bible verses to each other, with Ned arguing on the side of Christians-only, and Bode on the side of acceptance of everyone. Bode won the face-off, with Ned passing out. Later, during Aloha Sunday at the church, Reverend Lovejoy returned after finding out that Bode had burned a Bible. This led to the town turning on him during a meeting at the [[Town Hall]]. Bode decided he had to leave Springfield and said goodbye to everyone. The [[Simpson family]] then invited Bode to dinner at their house before he left town forever.<ref name="Part Two"/>
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		+	== Personality ==
		+	Bode is very similar to Lisa in many ways, having the same political stances, liking jazz music and being accepting of other religions. Bode believes that everybody of every religion deserves a chance to go to Heaven, no matter their beliefs. His way of preaching is very different to that of Reverend Lovejoy, where Bode gives life lessons rather than just reciting from the Bible, and tries to get his congregation to take part. He also uses humor to help with his sermons.
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		+	Bode struck up a rivalry with Reverend Lovejoy, who didn't like how everyone seemed to like Bode more than him. This started off as petty insults and Lovejoy annoying Bode, but ended up with Lovejoy driving Bode out of town. Bode touched the hearts of many people in town, and even helped criminals like [[Snake Jailbird]] go to religion.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

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 == History ==
-Bode Wright originally came from [[Traverse City]], [[Michigan]]. After reading an ad on [[Christlist]], which [[Helen Lovejoy]] posted, Bode moved to Springfield where he became the new youth minister for the church, against [[Reverend Lovejoy]]'s wishes. Bode annoyed Reverend Lovejoy because he was popular, in particular with his wife. This led to a feud between the two of them, with Lovejoy being petty towards Bode and putting Bode down frequently.
+Bode Wright originally came from [[Traverse City]], [[Michigan]]. Whilst there, Bode worked at the [[Blessed Buy Megachurch]]. When he was 19, he burned a Bible to make a point, which got him fired.<ref name="Part Two">"[[Warrin' Priests: Part Two]]"</ref>
 During a church sermon, Reverend Lovejoy lost his voice. {{ap|Michael|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}, a member of the church choir, decided to let Bode take over the sermon. Bode became very popular and people started coming back to the church to listen to him. After his sermon, the congregation went to [[A Batter Place]] where Bode again proved popular with them. Lisa also struck up a friendship with him as Bode also liked jazz and science. Eventually, Lovejoy was removed as the reverend and Bode Wright took over his duties. Meanwhile, the Lovejoys decided to go to Michigan to dig up dirt on Bode.
 Lisa went to visit Bode so they could meditate together. Lisa told Bode that he had inspired a religious revival in Springfield, with even [[Snake Jailbird]] going to Bode to repent for his crimes. Meanwhile, in Michigan, Reverend Lovejoy dug up some dirt on Bode.<ref>"[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"</ref>
 == Trivia ==

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 |age =
 |status = Alive
-|job = Reverend
+|job = Reverend<br>Youth minister
 |relatives =
 |appearance = "[[Warrin' Priests: Part One]]"
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 }}
-'''Bode Wright''' is a reverend in [[Springfield]].
+'''Bode Wright''' is a youth minister and reverend in [[Springfield]].
 == Appearances ==
 *{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part One}}
 *{{ep|Warrin' Priests: Part Two}}