papacy in Latin
papacy in Latin is pāpātia — papacy means the office and authority of the pope.
papacy in Latin
pāpātia
(usually) The office of the pope of Rome, who is the head of the Roman Catholic Church.
What does "papacy" mean?
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noun The office and authority of the pope.
"Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe."
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noun The period during which a particular pope holds office.
"Many buildings in the city were restored during that pope's papacy."
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papacy in a sentence
- Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe.
- Becoming head of the Church means accepting the heavy duties of the papacy.
- Many buildings in the city were restored during that pope's papacy.
- The long papacy of the beloved leader ended when he grew too ill.
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What is "papacy" in Latin?
"papacy" in Latin is pāpātia. papacy means: The office and authority of the pope.
How do you use "papacy" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians study how the papacy shaped religion and daily life in Europe." In Latin, "papacy" is pāpātia.
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