Sentence examples for cardinal raise from inspiring English sources

Less in his formal role on the priests' council than as the unofficial ombudsman he tried to be in recent years, "Wally heard the cardinal raise his voice a lot of times," Mr. LaManna said.

Or can you imagine the cardinal archbishop raising two fingers to the flag?

Born in Northern Ireland, the cardinal was raised in Scotland after his father was posted to a Royal British Navy base outside Glasgow in the 1940s.

Last week, just before the allegations came to light, Cardinal O'Brien raised questions about the wisdom of the church's tradition, for the last 900 years, of consigning clerics to a single, unmarried, ostensibly sexless life.

When it came time toast his new auxiliary bishop at a dinner in Rome in Bishop Egan's honor, Cardinal O'Connor raised his glass and proclaimed him "Chicago's revenge on New York".

Of the cardinal issues raised in the human rights framework is the right of identity.

Several cardinals openly raised the possibility in the event John Paul became too ill to govern.

The imposture came to light, however, when the cardinal failed to raise the first installment in full and the jewelers applied directly to the queen.

IT'S been 18 months since Pope Francis invited Cardinal Walter Kasper to raise anew the argument that divorced and remarried Catholics should be allowed to receive communion.

Moreover, an ambitious capital campaign started by Cardinal Law to raise $300 million is now likely to fall $100 million short, church officials here said.

Cromwell had done the same thing on the instructions of Cardinal Wolsey to raise funds for two proposed colleges at Ipswich and Oxford years before.