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Meanings of the most reverend in English
Spanish
reverendísimo Style applied to certain religious figures.
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Usage of the most reverend in English
1
Policy dictates the most influential; feeling, the most reverend and poor.
2
Let it be printed, at the pleasure of the most reverend Father, master of the Sacred Palace.
3
To the most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop, Augustine, Gregory, servant of the servants of God.
4
This motion, the most reverend prelate added, was not intended in any degree to interfere with the motion of the noble lord.
5
Read upon the same day at the Abbey of Beaulieu in the presence of the most reverend Abbot Berghersh and of the assembled order.
6
This petition was made to the Chancellor: To the most reverend Father in God, and most gracious Lord, the bishop of Exeter, Chancellor of England.
7
Of the death of the most Reverend Florentius of Wevelichoven, Bishop of Utrecht.
8
Among these is the Most Reverend Dr. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin.
9
The Most Reverend Michael Curry spoke about the "power of love".
10
One of the Most Reverend of the Senate Walruses
11
Speaking at a press conference, he paid tribute to his predecessor, The Most Reverend Rowan Williams.
12
The baptism, conducted by Archbishop of Canterbury the Most Reverend Justin Welby, will be held in private.
13
The Most Reverend Justin Welby has backed a letter written by 43 bishops in the Sunday Telegraph.
14
The Most Reverend Winston Halapua was farewelled at the Holy Trinity Cathedral yesterday after eight years of service.
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Facing the class is, not a conductor, but the Anglican Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Reverend Alan Buchanan.
16
Dr Drennan's appointment by Pope Benedict XVI follows the resignation of the former bishop, the Most Reverend James McLoughlin.