monsignor in Russian
monsignor in Russian is монсеньо́р — monsignor means an honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
monsignor in Russian
монсеньо́р
Pronounced: monsenor
(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 Russian?
"monsignor" in Russian is монсеньо́р. monsignor means: An honorary title given by the Pope to certain senior Roman Catholic priests.
How do you pronounce монсеньо́р?
"monsignor" in Russian is монсеньо́р, pronounced "monsenor".
How do you use "monsignor" in a sentence?
Example: "The monsignor greeted the families at the church door after Sunday Mass." In Russian, "monsignor" is монсеньо́р.
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