Associations to the word «Monsignor»
Noun
- Prelate
- Farrell
- Vatican
- Holiness
- Archdiocese
- Pius
- Chaplain
- Vicar
- Archbishop
- Xvi
- Benedict
- Battista
- Pope
- Rector
- Cardinal
- Pastor
- Diocese
- Quixote
- Staten
- Priest
- Domenico
- Seton
- Darcy
- Eminence
- Bishop
- Jude
- Arden
- Egan
- Pietro
- Parishioner
- Xii
- Hara
- Richelieu
- Donovan
- Evelyn
- Luigi
- Ambrose
- Guerra
- Secretariat
- Cleric
- Chamberlain
- Basilica
- Knox
- Romero
- Reverend
- Rt
- Pax
- Guillermo
- Benson
- Canon
- Giovanni
- Clergy
- Brien
- Cathedral
- Raul
- Lucas
- Aide
- Vocation
- Parish
- Xxiii
- Angelo
- Timothy
- Reilly
- Kelly
- Lazarus
- Connor
- Nun
- Beaumont
- Superior
- Congregation
- Patrick
- Catholic
- Hugh
- Theologian
- Commemoration
- Giuseppe
- Armagh
- Francesco
- Vi
- Rank
- Greene
- Nazis
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
MONSIGNOR, noun. An ecclesiastic title bestowed on some Roman Catholic clerics by the Pope
MONSIGNOR, noun. Alternative letter-case form of Monsignor
Dictionary definition
MONSIGNOR, noun. (Roman Catholic Church) an ecclesiastical title of honor bestowed on some priests.
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