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archpriest
[ ahrch-preest ]
noun
- a priest holding first rank, as among the members of a cathedral chapter or among the clergy of a district outside the episcopal city.
- Roman Catholic Church. a priest acting as superior of the Roman Catholic secular clergy in England, first appointed in 1598 and superseded by a vicar apostolic in 1623.
archpriest
/ 藞蓱藧迟蕛藞辫谤颈藧蝉迟 /
noun
- (formerly) a chief assistant to a bishop, performing many of his sacerdotal functions during his absence
- a senior priest
Derived Forms
- 藞补谤肠丑藞辫谤颈别蝉迟藢丑辞辞诲, noun
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 补谤肠丑顎卲谤颈别蝉迟顎僪辞辞诲 noun
- 补谤肠丑顎卲谤颈别蝉迟顎僺丑颈辫 noun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of archpriest1
Example Sentences
The prayer service, known as a penitential rite and required by Canon law, was led by the basilica's archpriest, Cardinal Mauro Gambetti.
But late last month an archpriest and head of the Moscow Patriarchate's expert council on church art, architecture and restoration was fired "in connection with the obstruction of bringing the icon" to the cathedral.
Asked about those who threatened the cathedral鈥檚 artworks, Roman Kravchyk, the archpriest, fingered the jeweled crucifix around his neck and muttered, 鈥淢ay God have mercy on their souls.鈥
The archpriest said Kirill 鈥減reaches the doctrine of the 鈥楻ussian world,鈥欌 defined as 鈥渁 single civilizational space, covering territories on which Russian culture has historically had a significant impact.鈥
After resigning in 2002, he moved to Italy to serve as archpriest at the papal basilica of Saint Mary Major in 2004.
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