Sentence examples for cardinal protection from inspiring English sources

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Caravaggio painted a number of other pictures on musical themes during his early years under the cardinal's protection.

Those two cardinal principles of equal protection each suffices to invalidate respondents' race-based policy.

In recent interviews with local reporters, Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond of New Orleans, the former chairman of the bishops committee on child protection, and Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley of Boston, expressed anguished anger about the developments in Philadelphia.

That same year Porta returned to Rome under the protection of Cardinal D'Este, who died a couple of years later.

It seems the cardinal wants to protect the "life of the Church" while denying justice for children who were abused while under its protection.

Catholic Whistleblowers, which seeks justice for victims of paedophile priests, has demanded that the Vatican open new investigations into the child protection records both of Cardinal Rigali and of Cardinal Raymond Burke, who led dioceses in Wisconsin and Missouri.

"Looking back, I see that we were too focused on the individual components of each case, when we should have been more focused on the protection of children," the cardinal wrote.

In 1780 she fled from him and placed herself under the protection of his brother Henry, Cardinal Duke of York.

For many centuries, the protection of emissaries has been a cardinal principle enshrined in relations between nations, even ones at war.

Possibly the longest case ever of a dissident taking sanctuary in an embassy was that of the Hungarian Catholic Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty who spent 15 years under the protection of the US embassy in Budapest, from 1956 to 1971.