Sentence examples for running an archdiocese from inspiring English sources

He is the oldest American cardinal still running an archdiocese.

Again, this was not the path for any priest with ambitions of running an archdiocese like Chicago.

The move was part of broader cost-cutting efforts in the archdiocese, which was running a deficit of $20 million a year when Cardinal Egan was installed.

When will the Archdiocese of New York learn that it is not running a profit-and-loss venture but rather a service to help students get through the stressful college years?

Some data from Chicago show that parishes there ran a $23.3 million deficit in 2001, while other data show the archdiocese ran an $36 million surplus over all.

While Cardinal O'Connor developed a strong relationship with Jews in his 16 years running the archdiocese, and played an important role in the Vatican's eventual recognition of Israel, Bishop Egan is less well known among Jewish leaders.

"We're beginning a new chapter in the history of the church in New York," said Robert A. Brucato, a former vicar general for Cardinal O'Connor, who is running the archdiocese until Bishop Egan officially becomes the archbishop of New York in a ceremony at St. Patrick's on June 19.

Even before the cardinal became ill, running the archdiocese was no simple feat.

At least part of the Cardinal's Appeal pays for running the archdiocese, everything from groundskeeping to seminary administration.

Reflecting the stature that Cardinal O'Connor had achieved during his 16 years running the Archdiocese of New York, political and religious leaders from around the country joined New Yorkers to honor a man whose insistence on church teachings had defied the secular labels of liberal and conservative politics.

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia ran a reverse Thursday, allowing an 11-year-old girl to play Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) tackle football next season.