prelate

He died in 1982 as the prelate of this church.

"What does that have to do with who will become prelate?"

Maybe they thought so, too, and had decided to put the Prelate on a fast.

The prelate nodded and then started off down the street.

The prelate was worth more to him; he moved it.

He held the position for a little over a year when a new prelate was named on June 7, 1971.

Upon his return to Rome, he was made a prelate.

He left behind him the "character of a learned and religious prelate".

Before Stewart's career as a prelate, he spent many years at university.

It put everyone on edge having the Prelate among them at dinner.

The prelate rose and turned to leave, shaking his head.

This worthy prelate died on the last day of the year 1876.

The Prelate trusted no one but me to go in there with that man.

"I imagine it was difficult for you to see the Prelate in such a condition."

Let yourself go, Prelate, and recall what it was to be a child.

I'll go to the Prelate myself and make the accusation, to bring you help.

A track upon which no prelate can guide us,' said my father.

At the time of his death, he was the oldest Catholic prelate in the world.

"Many times in public, he and I had it out," the prelate said.

The prelate, who was 73 years old, had suffered a stroke May 1.

The fire in the eyes of the prelate scorched him.

Instead, the prelate was expected to resign from his post.

To the relief of the prelates, the amount was accepted.

Would you really want them to think the Prelate so callous?

Punished for doing as the Prelate ordered me to do!