Sentence examples for major cardinal from inspiring English sources

Three major cardinal symptoms of PD are tremor, rigidity and motor dysfunction, which significantly help in the detection of disease.

Aside from these features, TNDM1 has no major cardinal features; however, individuals may have congenital abnormalities [ 18].

Next Pope Francis focused the agenda by inviting one of the Church's major progressives, Cardinal Walter Kasper of Germany, to make the case to his fellow cardinals for lifting Rome's ban which forbids Catholics who have divorced and remarried from receiving Communion.

With his reputation with collectors significantly improving, in 1635 36 Poussin secured a major commission from Cardinal Richelieu, first minister to Louis XIII of France, for a series of bacchanals to adorn the cardinal's château outside Paris.

It was a major embarrassment for Cardinal Justin Rigali, who initially said that there were no priests in active ministry who faced credible allegations of abuse.

But Benedict has been more prompt about replacing bishops, and the consensus among Catholic experts is that the next major event in Cardinal Egan's ecclesiastic life will be the acceptance of his resignation and the anointing of his successor.

The announcement was a major embarrassment for Cardinal Justin Rigali, who, in response to the grand jury report, had initially said there were no priests in active ministry "who have an admitted or established allegation of sexual abuse of a minor against them".

Only three cardinals electors are permitted to communicate with the outside world under grave circumstances, prior to approval of the College, to fulfil their duties: the Major Penitentiary, the Cardinal Vicar for the Diocese of Rome, and the Vicar General for the Vatican City State.

LUCIE, Fla .— The St . LouisCardinals' major league hitters were crushing balls in one direction.

"Francis is breaking with the tradition of automatically making the archbishops of major Italian cities cardinals".

The Ukrainian church is loyal to the pope in Rome, and its leader is a cardinal and major archbishop.