Associations to the word «Coadjutor»
Noun
- Archbishop
- Vicar
- Bishop
- Diocese
- Archdiocese
- Forerunner
- Pius
- Episcopal
- Auxiliary
- Succession
- Bishopric
- Xvi
- Pope
- Conti
- Consecration
- Benedict
- Maguire
- Armagh
- Siam
- Prelate
- Administrator
- Beaufort
- Xii
- Quaker
- Archdeacon
- Cardinal
- Jul
- Mecklenburg
- Aberdeen
- Retirement
- Abbess
- Ordinary
- Serra
- Emeritus
- Vatican
- Counsellor
- Caracas
- Patriarch
- Duc
- Islamabad
- Successor
- Abbe
- Xxiii
- Accomplice
- Maximilian
- Spence
- Rector
- Jun
- Trier
- Priesthood
- Trenton
- Athos
- Curate
- Connell
- Augsburg
- Apr
- Aug
- Avignon
- Xiii
- Helper
- Abbot
- Galveston
- Riga
- Dunedin
- Feb
- Appointment
- Metz
- Zeal
- Connolly
- Confederate
- Newark
- Nov
- Priest
- Tucson
- Domenico
- Dec
- Mar
- Metropolitan
- Christoph
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
COADJUTOR, noun. An assistant or helper.
COADJUTOR, noun. (ecclesiastical) An assistant to a bishop.
COADJUTOR BISHOP, noun. (Roman Catholicism) An auxiliary bishop with the right of succession, i.e., he becomes bishop upon the death, removal or retirement of the incumbent bishop.
COADJUTOR BISHOPS, noun. Plural of coadjutor bishop
Dictionary definition
COADJUTOR, noun. An assistant to a bishop.
Wise words
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