Sentence examples for is cardinal from inspiring English sources
noun
A number indicating quantity, or the size of a set, e.g., one, two, three.
He is Cardinal Roger Mahony, not Mahoney.
It is Cardinal Mooney, not Bishop Mooney.
He is Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, not R.
How is Cardinal Ratzinger described throughout the article?
The other American is Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, the retired archbishop of Los Angeles.
His latest book is "Cardinal Bernardin," a biography of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chicago.
Another favorite is Cardinal Health Inc., a pharmaceutical services company in Dublin, Ohio.
And there is Cardinal Francis Arinze, a Nigerian who heads the Vatican's interfaith council.
But it is Cardinal Egan who now steps into one of the nation's most prominent pulpits.
Its new head is Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, a senior figure who knows the Arab world well.
On the other side of the spectrum is Cardinal Cipriani, a member of Opus Dei, an ultraconservative church order.
