coadjutor

The coadjutor went to him and held out his hand.

"And does he imagine that the coadjutor will put himself out for him?"

At this moment the door opened and in walked the coadjutor.

Although the key was in the door the coadjutor knocked.

By that time, August had already served three years as coadjutor.

He took his last vows as a spiritual coadjutor in 1604.

They were released in 1557, and Christopher was recognized as coadjutor.

The coadjutor glanced rapidly behind and saw that he was followed by another man.

It was now one o'clock in the morning and the coadjutor returned home.

"Yes, but on one condition - that we begin by the coadjutor.

To do so, you must have a coadjutor, not a brother, that is a loose tie, but a husband.

Before his death, he became blind, and a coadjutor was appointed to the see on 12 February 1282.

In 1480, he was elected coadjutor with the right to succeed as archbishop.

The plan for the new archbishop, or coadjutor, has not been finally approved by the top Vatican officials.

The coadjutor looked at the queen, who replied by a sign in the affirmative.

Now, no coadjutor is appointed without the concomitant right of succession.

Was it possible to execute this mischief without witness or coadjutor?

Due to kidney problems, he had to resign his position as coadjutor archbishop in 1970.

He resigned the office of coadjutor in 1946 because of ill health.

The society is composed of missionary priests and coadjutor brothers.

This led to the so-called "coadjutor feud" from 1465 to 1467.

In 1994, he requested the appointment of a coadjutor.

Shall I have to scold my coadjutor, or to reason with an intellect like this?

"To take my orders from the coadjutor and to see if we cannot wake up Mazarin a little."

The battle soon became general and the coadjutor performed miracles of valor.