monsignor in Dutch
monsignor in Dutch is monseigneur — monsignor means an honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
monsignor in Dutch
monseigneur
(Roman Catholic) An ecclesiastic title bestowed on some Roman Catholic clerics by the Pope
What does "monsignor" mean?
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noun An honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
"The monsignor greeted the families at the church door after Sunday Mass."
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monsignor in a sentence
- The monsignor greeted the families at the church door after Sunday Mass.
- Our parish welcomed a visiting monsignor who gave a short talk about kindness.
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What is "monsignor" in Dutch?
"monsignor" in Dutch is monseigneur. monsignor means: An honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
How do you use "monsignor" in a sentence?
Example: "The monsignor greeted the families at the church door after Sunday Mass." In Dutch, "monsignor" is monseigneur.
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