Sentence examples for cardinal damage from inspiring English sources

In the preoperative conference with the cardiovascular surgeon, we discussed how to extract the tumor and prevent the cardinal damage.

The pope's own butler was found to have leaked documents clearly damaging to Cardinal Bertone.

"The credibility of the Roman Catholic Church will be further damaged by Cardinal O'Brien's confession of inappropriate sexual behaviour".

The timing of these leaks is clearly designed to do maximum damage to the Cardinal and the Catholic Church and undermines the work of the royal commission.

A spokesman from the Vatican in Rome told Guardian Australia on Friday night the allegations were clearly designed to do maximum damage to the cardinal and the Catholic church and undermine the work of the royal commission.

The allegations were "clearly designed to do maximum damage to the cardinal and the Catholic church and undermine the work of the [Australian] royal commission [into institutional responses to child sexual abuse]," a spokesman from the Vatican in Rome told the Guardian.

For months, as the scandal over abusive priests unfolded in Boston, the archbishop, Cardinal Bernard F. Law, seemed damaged, but still in control.

Furthermore, O2- production and its sequels, though cardinal in bactericidal action, might ultimately be damaging to the host's own cells.

When the pedophilia scandal broke in January, the cardinal dealt with it as a matter for damage control rather than a profound moral wrong.

A liberal voice in the church, Cardinal Martini's chances of becoming pope were damaged when he revealed he was suffering from a rare form of Parkinson's disease and he retired in 2002.

Somehow, the aura of the grandest Roman copy of the Greek statue, once owned by a 17th-century cardinal and admired by Goethe, was transferred to the damaged bust.