Sentence examples for through the pope from inspiring English sources

The imperial authority of the Holy Roman emperor, moreover, comes directly from God and not through the pope.

Sergius, consecrated pope on Jan . 29 904, allied himself with Theophylactus, who became virtual dictator of the papal administration and, through the pope's help, expanded his territorial claims.

On Sunday nights during a trip, a priest says Mass at a hotel room for reporters who had to work through the pope's Mass earlier in the day.

"It doesn't seem likely that he is the only one responsible for VatiLeaks because many of the documents that came out didn't ever pass through the pope's apartment where he works," said Paolo Rodari, a Vatican expert for the Italian daily Il Foglio.

(What is Barack Obama worrying about, as the water from the shower courses down his back? What runs through the Pope's mind, in the seconds before he drifts to sleep?) And partly, it's jarring because Trump represents something so purely archetypal in the American psyche – wealth, or anyway the appearance of wealth, as the pinnacle of human meaning – that it's impossible to see behind the facade.

If "there is no power but from God" (Romans 13:1, §2.1 above) and the Pope is God's representative on earth, then it seems that power comes to Christian kings through the Pope.

"How," Büchner inquired, "can you not hear the terrible screams all around that we call silence?" Through the popes and Willy Lomans and so much else that Bacon painted, they make this exhibition sing.

The current papal ride prominently features a tall cabin with large windows of bulletproof glass through which the pope can see and be seen.

Walls in streets across Bethlehem, through which the Pope will drive in an ordinary, non-bulletproof car, carry images from the same project, comparing the Palestinian experience to the suffering of Jesus.

His place in the chapel is directly above the door through which the Pope is carried in procession on Palm Sunday, the day on which Jesus fulfilled the prophecy by riding into Jerusalem on a donkey and being proclaimed King.

The show, which plays through Saturday at the Pope Auditorium at Fordham University, is performed by a trio of actors on a miniature stage that resembles an unusually grand puppet theater made of carved wood, with a plush red curtain.