These are clues that you ought not to respond. Hit delete!
 
The recent clever scammer sent messages from this address: 
“Rev. Thomas Odorizzi" < todorizzi.stannparish@gmail.com>.

(my real parish address is:  todorizzi@stannparish.com ; and gmail address:  taodorizzi@gmail.com)
 
The scammer then writes:
 
Have you got a minute ? I need you to assist me with something discreetly. I am in a meeting now and can't talk, so just reply here.  Hope read from you soon .
Blessings.

Your response gives the scammer the green light to pursue you. If you reply, you receive a message like this:
 
Glad to hear from you Chris,
I'm in a conference meeting right now and only have access to mail that’s why i'm contacting you through here. I should have call you instead of mailing you but phones calls are not allowed to be use during the short hours i'll be using here.  I just need to get Ebay gift card today for some women going through cancer  at the hospital but I can't do that right now because of my busy schedule. Can you get it from any store around you possibly now? and I’ll pay you back .There are 5 of the women but i'm thinking of  $1000 worth of Ebay gift card only .($200 denomination each. That's 5 cards of $200 each).   All Best Blessings.
 
This ought to sound suspicious. Please be careful when responding to emails.
 
Report scams via:  https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#crnt  
if involving a gmail account, via:  https://support.google.com/mail/contact/abuse