Monsignor , auch: monsignor , Msgr (Abkürzung) , Mgr (Abkürzung) , Mons (Abkürzung)

The monsignor was soon in control of the much smaller man.

He was named a Monsignor during this time as well.

The truth is the monsignor would probably not want me to have come.

He tried to come in quietly but the Monsignor had heard him.

Yesterday's service, the last, was not easy for the monsignor.

The monsignor has known people to lie about that, but not in this case.

In all the world, they're the two people the monsignor knows will keep his secrets.

"There was no order in their lives," the monsignor said.

In 1904, he was raised to the rank of Monsignor.

He patted the Monsignor on the back and helped him stand.

"I used to work for the church even in those days, Monsignor.

I suppose I'll have to stand by you this time,' said the monsignor.

The monsignor was rector of the school at the time.

There are white priests and monsignors who still have much to learn about black America, she said.

The monsignor has the latest information from the medical team."

"If God wants us to find the cure, we have got to put the effort in," the monsignor said.

"They had to open the balcony for us," said the Monsignor.

Gray knew the monsignor was the best person to reach someone in authority over there.

Let me know if you've got some extraordinary intention, the monsignor had told him.

He was just a monsignor then, attached to the Cathedral.

This was a shame, she thought, getting angry with the Monsignor herself now.

As a result, he was allowed to use the title "Monsignor".

One man has said that as a young boy he was groped by the monsignor.

But the man seemed frightened and pleaded with the monsignor to let him go, which he did.

The Monsignor knows trying to squeeze more from the private sector is not the answer.