Examples of 'named cardinal' in a sentence
Meaning of "named cardinal"
named cardinal: Refers to the appointment or designation of an individual as a cardinal in the Catholic Church. It signifies a high rank within the church hierarchy
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While in prison he was named cardinal in pectore.
It has been suggested that he was the first Frenchman to be named cardinal.
He was then named cardinal protector of Spain.
Four years later he was named cardinal.
I am to be named Cardinal of Valencia.
Sri Lanka overjoyed as prelate named cardinal.
The new pope named Cardinal Ferrero papal legate in Vicenza.
During his time as apostolic nuncio he was named Cardinal in Pectore.
Shortly later, he was named cardinal protector of the Kingdom of France.
Three months later, he was named cardinal.
He might have been named cardinal in pectore ( secretly ) by John Paul II.
In the hierarchical order, being archbishop of Philadelphia, he should have been named cardinal.
An asset named Cardinal.
I know the world will have another mighty fine writer … named Cardinal.
In 1664 he was named Cardinal Priest and received the titulus of SS.
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That 's a start, an asset named Cardinal.
The next year, on 1 October, he was named Cardinal Bishop of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto.
Amanda and Lou, named Cardinal.
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