Sentence examples for archbishop appointed from inspiring English sources

Christianity was introduced to Bulgaria in 864 by Khan (Tsar) Boris I with an archbishop appointed from Constantinople.

The archbishop appointed Dr John, knowing him to be gay, and then backed down when evangelicals complained.

ST. LOUIS — The leaders of the nation's largest group of nuns sidestepped a confrontation with the hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church, announcing Friday that they would "dialogue" with the archbishop appointed by the Vatican to take over their group, but not "compromise the integrity" of their mission.

England, in that mysterious way that characterizes so much of its legal system, has an established church led by an archbishop appointed by the prime minister, but increasingly gave freedom to every sect.

The archbishop appoints the board's members.

Archbishop Tartaglia, who said he would do his best to fulfil the cardinal's role until a new archbishop was appointed, thought the process offered a chance for the church to regroup.

He was named an archbishop and appointed Vatican spokesman that same year.

Nigerian Anglican Archbishop Peter Akinola appointed several U.S. and Nigerian clergy to serve as missionary bishops to conservative Episcopalians.

Archbishop Weakland, appointed to his position 25 years ago by Pope Paul VI, formally submitted his request for retirement to the Vatican on April 2, when he turned 75.

The archbishop was appointed primate of the Belgian church by Pope Benedict XVI last January at age 70, part of a strategic pattern of placing fellow conservatives in prominent leadership roles.

Archbishop Dolan, appointed in April 2009, will probably not be named a cardinal until Cardinal Egan turns 80 and surrenders his place among the 120 cardinals who serve as papal electors, church experts said.