diocese造句

An assistant or subordinate bishop of a diocese.

Portland was the first diocese to file, in 2004; Milwaukee is the eighth.

Monsignor Quinn, who was born in Newark in 1888, was assigned to the Brooklyn diocese shortly after his ordination.

Facing a costly and embarrassing court battle, the diocese of San Diego went bankrupt earlier this year.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Florence is an ecclesiastical territory or diocese of the Roman Catholic Church in Italy.

He said that the Hong Kong diocese was not a rich one, and that he has not asked the diocese or the Vatican for money to cover travel expenses incurred by attending meetings in Rome.

Nanchong diocese in the eastern part of Sichuan was badly hit by floodwaters when the Qujiang River burst its banks.

A woman priest of the Anglican church-which will soon have women bishops-could plausibly Sue if denied promotion by a traditionalist diocese.

If Monsignor Quinn's record passes those tests, the diocese will have to present evidence of at least two miracles attributed to him after his death.

It is the flag for the patron saint of Wales, and bears a similarity to the arms of the diocese of St David's in Pembrokeshire.

The Church of England has introduced the measure in its Southwark diocese in southeast London as concerns mount about the spread of swine flu in Britain, the Financial Times said.

Cardinal Agostino Vallini, the Pope's chief vicar of the diocese of Rome, spoke out after the dispensers were installed in the boys and girls toilets of the Keplero secondary school.