Examples of 'patriarchal vicar' in a sentence
Meaning of "patriarchal vicar"
patriarchal vicar - This term refers to a religious figure, often in Christian denominations, who holds authority as a representative or deputy of a patriarch within a specific jurisdiction
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patriarchal vicar
Hegumen as administrative patriarchal vicar for Cairo.
The Patriarchal Vicar of Jerusalem and the Patriarchate 's director general visited the country 's Catholic schools.
The pastoral ministry for the migrants of Jerusalem for Latins and the patriarchal vicar for.
William Shomali is the Patriarchal Vicar for Jerusalem, to which belongs all Palestinian territory.
The bishop of Mor Hananyo is also the patriarchal vicar of Mardin.
Since 1903, the Chaldeans have been represented in Jerusalem by a non-resident patriarchal vicar.
He resides in Nazareth as patriarchal vicar for Israel.
Consequently, Sfeir served as Patriarchal vicar.
In October 2007, he was appointed patriarchal vicar for the archdiocese of Damascus.
Hegumen in the capacity of grand economos, patriarchal vicar for Alexandria.
Since 2007 he has served as Patriarchal Vicar in the Archdiocese of Damascus . source.
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