Sentence examples for cardinal assigned from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Mammoli said the cardinal assigned to the parish provided a link between the congregation and the wider world, and also could help with more pragmatic issues.

In 2007, he was appointed to a council of cardinals assigned to improve the Vatican's finances.

Each new cardinal is assigned a Roman church of which he is the titular head, and for Cardinal Dolan it is Our Lady of Guadalupe at Monte Mario, a one-room church, with a round window above the altar adorned with squares of clear glass arranged in a diamond shape.

In keeping with tradition, each cardinal is assigned to oversee a parish in the Diocese of Rome.

Rome is the center of the Catholic world, and almost every cardinal is assigned his own titular church.

A TITULAR PARISH Each new cardinal is assigned a church in Rome, which he assists from afar and which bears his coat of arms.

In August 1930 Cardinal Liénart assigned Lefebvre to be assistant curate in a parish in Lomme, a suburb of Lille.

If he becomes a cardinal, much of that travel time will probably be spent going to Rome, where cardinals are assigned to duties on various congregations, or committees, of the college of cardinals — panels for naming bishops, setting policies and advising the pope.

Most cardinals are assigned churches in Rome, which they visit periodically and assist with fund-raising.

If the individual moves from one campus department to another, their individually assigned Cardinal Fax account and number will move with them.

The documentary said that there had been collusion in the cover-up of child abuse by priests at the highest levels of the church and that Cardinal Connell had assigned clerics to parishes and hospitals without informing supervisors that they had records of abuse.