Vicar of Christ

Later, they tended to raise this claim, and call themselves vicars of Christ.

Vicar of Christ on earth was what kept repeating in Jack's mind.

International society, by ignoring the Vicar of Christ, was heading for disaster.

Therefore, the Pope is often called the Vicar of Christ.

Just look at the zeal of the Vicar of Christ!

The bishop is in a secondary place, being simply the Vicar of Christ.'

He's the Vicar of Christ, and I'm here to see him."

He is also vicar of Christ.

The Pope may or may not be the Vicar of Christ.

"The Pope gave them the rights, the Vicar of Christ on earth himself.

It symbolizes the power of the Vicar of Christ to escape human restraints.

An unconsummated marriage can be dissolved by the Pope, as Vicar of Christ.

He was vicar of Christ Church, Westminster, London, from 1860-73.

The inside story of how the cardinals arrive at their selection of the next vicar of Christ will certainly be a mystery for now.

There were people who wanted the Pope-the Vicar of Christ on earth-dead.

Or should that fee be waived, in recognition of his status as the vicar of Christ on Earth?

"Does the Vicar of Christ still believe in Christ?

The Vicar of Christ began humming.

On your immortal soul, obey the commands of the Vicar of Christ."

Although Ignatius did not explicitly use the term Vicar of Christ, he clearly sets out the concept.

The most frequent cause for the curse is a woman's unchristian love for a priest, a vicar of Christ on Earth.

He was then appointed vicar of Christ Church, Birkenhead in 1983, also working as a part-time hospital chaplain.

On 19 May 1878, he was appointed vicar of Christ Church, Albany Street.

Judging from his remarks, the Vicar of Christ can expect good press back in once solidly atheistic Moscow.

Giovanni Bombalini, Vicar of Christ, walked out into his beloved garden to be alone.