Sentence examples for cardinal of from inspiring English sources

Pope Pius IX appointed John McCloskey the first American cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.

Giovanni Battista Montini, cardinal of Milan, was elected pope in 1963.

The Pope has the privilege of making a cardinal of almost anyone except a close relative.

Protestant rebellions in 1625 and 1627 persuaded the cardinal of the need for a direct confrontation.

Only Washington, which, as recent events in Kiev showed, is the "gray cardinal" of Maidan.

His guests included Theodore E. McCarrick, the retired cardinal of Washington.

He apologizes to John O'Connor, the cardinal of a key primary state.

In a statement, Biletskiy called Firtash "the grey cardinal of Russian influence" in Ukraine.

Pope Paul VI consecrating Karol Józef Wojtyła a cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, Kraków, Poland, June 28 , 1967

Rigidity is one of cardinal features of Parkinson's disease (PD) [ 1].

The Pignedolis of 2013 were Cardinal Angelo Scola, of Italy; Cardinal Odilo Pedro Scherer, of Brazil; and Cardinal Peter Turkson, of Ghana, the favorites of oddsmakers and some experts.