Sentence examples for which cardinal from inspiring English sources

Tuesday at which Cardinal Rigali is expected to appear with his successor.

"You have to say which cardinal point something is," said Simpson.

The hearing at which Cardinal Simonis will testify next month involves a priest convicted of abusing three youngsters in Terneuzen.

The boards of the companies have approved the transaction, which Cardinal expects to complete by the end of the year.

One faction involved in the selection supported Archbishop Rigali, while another faction, to which Cardinal O'Connor belonged, supported Bishop Mansell.

The article also misstated, in some editions, the name of the group to which Cardinal Rigali was elevated to in 2003.

Journalists have also been shown silent and surreal video images of the silver, wok-shaped urns in which cardinals will cast their ballots for pope.

They did so, she said, while still ensuring the confidentiality of the General Congregations, in which cardinals assess one another and discuss what they believe the church needs.

Cardinal Dolan, well known at the Vatican because he spent years running an American seminary in Rome, said the emphasis on the countries from which cardinals came was misplaced.

Dr. Peter Awn, a former Jesuit priest and a professor of religion at Columbia University, said the rich, elaborate nature of a cardinal's funeral hark back to an ancient church in which cardinals were actually princes and popes were monarchs.

Not least, the letters offered a glimpse of a Vatican culture that often resembles a baroque court, in which cardinals are referred to as "Your Eminence" and bishops as "Excellencies".