monsignor in Italian
monsignor in Italian is monsignore — monsignor means an honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
monsignor in Italian
monsignore
(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.
"Monsignor Reilly has served the parish for thirty years."
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monsignor in a sentence
- Monsignor Reilly has served the parish for thirty years.
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What is "monsignor" in Italian?
"monsignor" in Italian is monsignore. monsignor means: An honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
How do you use "monsignor" in a sentence?
Example: "Monsignor Reilly has served the parish for thirty years." In Italian, "monsignor" is monsignore.
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