Sentence examples for Roman Catholic Pope from inspiring English sources

Croix also told investigators that his brand of Rastafarianism took a dim view of the Roman Catholic pope.

The current Roman Catholic Pope has not laid out his position on animals in detail, preferring to focus on global poverty.

There is no single leader, like the Roman Catholic pope, who can dictate an official view that holds for all Muslims.

So returning the icon became something of the centerpiece in this Slavic pope's desire to become the first Roman Catholic pope to visit Russia.

Archbishop Christodoulos, head of the Greek Orthodox Church, has vowed not to pray alongside the Roman Catholic pope, who arrives in Athens on Friday.

American cardinals who will vote in the conclave to elect the next Roman Catholic pope have run into a problem with addressing the media, Rachel Donadio and Laurie Goodstein write.

The indiction was reckoned from September 1, unlike the civil (consular) year, which began January 1. Roman Catholic popes until 1087 used the indictional year, generally reckoned from September 1, except in Italy after the 7th century, when indictional and civil years coincided.

The word nepotism is derived from the Italian word nepote, which means nephew; and, historically, nepotism refers to past practices of the Roman Catholic Popes, who would grant special favors to nephews and other relatives.

To serve as spiritual leader of Long Island's 1.5 million Roman Catholics, Pope John Paul II today appointed William Francis Murphy, an auxiliary bishop in Boston described by his colleagues as a smart, exuberant man with a deep interest in social justice.

(RNS) In his two months as leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics, Pope Francis has captured the imagination not only of his own flock, but that of the world at large.

As the newly installed pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis will often be seen greeting the world from the back of a rather peculiar vehicle.