- patriarchal, or archiepiscopal) exarchate. An
apostolic vicariate is led by a
vicar apostolic, who is
usually a
titular bishop.
While such a
territory can be...
- A
vicar general (previously, archdeacon) is the prin****l
deputy of the
bishop or
archbishop of a
diocese or an
archdiocese for the
exercise of administrative...
- Vienna,
Abbot of the
Benedictine Emmaus Monastery in
Prague (1647), and
Grand-
Vicar to the
Archbishop of Prague,
Ernst Augustus z
Harrach (1623–1667). In...
-
Cardinal vicar (Italian:
Cardinale Vicario) is a
title commonly given to the
vicar general of the
Diocese of Rome for the
portion of the
diocese within...
-
appointment which proved to be the
first step to fortune. He was
successively grand vicar to the
archbishop of Bourges,
preacher to the king, and
abbot of Montfort-Lacarre...
- 2018) was an
English actress. She pla****
Alice Tinker in the BBC
comedy The
Vicar of
Dibley and
Honey Thacker in the film
Notting Hill (1999).
Beginning her...
- An
imperial vicar (German: Reichsvikar) was a
prince charged with
administering all or part of the Holy
Roman Empire on
behalf of the emperor. Later,...
- Boulogne-Sur-Mer) was a
French cleric and
doctor of theology. He
became grand vicar and
canon of
Paris before being made
bishop of
Boulogne in 1677, in succession...
- got
married and
continued to act as
constitutional priest,
becoming grand vicar of
Henri Grégoire,
bishop of Blois; he was also the
founder of the Jacobin...
- Augustinians,
founded in 1244 (the "Little Union") and
enlarged in 1256 (the
Grand Union). They are also
known as the
Hermits of St.
Augustine or the Austin...
