Significats de vicar general en anglès

Elias, the vicar general, gave Francis great uneasiness, by his erroneous views.

Jesus Martial Dembele, vicar general for the archdiocese of Bangui, told Reuters.

He was what they call a vicar general-nextjob to the bishop, you know.

In February, the Diocese's vicar general, Willie McFadden, told parishioners to put complaints in writing.

At that time Msgr Romero was vicar general of the diocese, which meant he ranked only behind the bishop.

When he was made vicar general of Flores in 1992, he insisted that church authorities reveal the properties they owned.

Javier Cortes Ochoa, the vicar general for the diocese, acknowledged that the group gives money and food to its followers.

Joachin Adam, vicar general of the diocese, in a paper read before the Historical Society of Southern California several years ago, said:

He was 'way up once, but he lost his big job as vicar general, and then he lost all his big jobs.

He was the former vicar general of the Archdiocese of Tuam and had been parish priest of Knock for the past 16 years.

Henri Djionyang, the vicar general of Maroua in Cameroon, told Radio France International that locals said the kidnappers spoke to each other in English.

The Vicar General is the spy in general.

The Vicar General for the Catholic Archdiocese of Wellington, Gerard Burns, said the students were victims.

At left is Cardinal Santos Abril of Spain and Cardinal Agostino Vallini, Vicar General of Rome at right.

The " Vicar General" is one who is appointed by the bishop in the diocese, and shares his power.

The Ottawa authorities first tried persuasion and sent a commission of three, Donald A. Smith (afterwards Lord Strathcona), Colonel de Salaberry, and Vicar General Thibault.