archpriest

We believe the Archpriest is still several days away.

And I say, the Archpriest will be no less stealthy than you."

Mina to the rank of Archpriest on August 16, 1978.

The benefice is occupied by an incumbent with the rare title of Archpriest.

Although the Archpriest did set about collecting mercenaries together, the project progressed slowly and many had dispersed again by the end of the year.

Archpriest Everet had a knack for understatement, but he was serious enough.

Archpriest Simeon, who participated and overlooked the construction mentioned the construction ended in 1654.

After enduring unspeakable trials, the Archpriest is asked by his wife: "Will these sufferings go on for a very long time?"

"And the Archpriest will not?"

The Archpriest was in a sullen and dangerous mood, but Claire seemed to have some ability to influence him, if only by contradiction.

Married presbyters may be honored with the position of Archpriest, which permits the priest to wear a mitre.

In time he was elevated to Archpriest and received the Order of St. Anna.

If the Heralds were attacked, those orders might move before the Crown and Archpriest could.

"That's purely subjective," the Archpriest pointed out.

Archpriest N'Gathan had emerged from a side door.

Preoccupied, the Earl did not notice the rich blue robes of the men who arrived in the doorway until after the Archpriest had addressed him.

"The Archpriest wouldn't talk to me, either," Chartiphon said.

"Haven't we had slaughter enough, Archpriest?

Principal force behind all these new projects was Archpriest Martin Camilleri (1910-1921).

Married priests are elevated to the parallel rank of Archpriest or Protopresbyter.

"Maybe," the Archpriest replied dubiously.

"Only with more success, because they have 'miracles' to prove their power," the Archpriest mused, his eyes half-closed.

"Jorel told the entire press room that the president was meeting with Archpriest Tamok.

Archpriest Krastokles cried.

The titles of Archpriest is sometimes attached to offices held not by presbyers, but by bishops or cardinals.