archdean
subdeacon
renunciation
deanery
deanship
protopope
archbishopric
clericate
syncellus
apostle
crook
prelateship
titular bishop
ordinariate
obedientiary
Holy Order
Order
archdeacon
rector
maphrian
internuncio
Rome
diaconate
archbishopship
mass priest
provisor
vicar-general
Curia
vicar
archbishop
bishop
Apostle
pastor
high priest
archdeaconship
prelate
primate
hierarch
parish priest
archpriest
provost
eparch
prolocutor
deacon
archbishophood
starets
canon
episcopalian
episcopate
highpriestship
underdeacon
reverend
Gregory
rectorate
padre
Gregory I
man of the cloth
provincial
protosyncellus
Gregory the Great
synthronus
Saint Gregory I
priest
dean
chapelwarden
clergyman
St. Gregory I
Pope Gregory I
see
bishopship
vicar apostolic
superiorate
subdean
archprelate
collegiate church
chapelman
protodeacon
recessional
cathedra
père
archiepiscopality
bishop's throne
rural dean
Old Catholic
bishopric
pluralist
oeconomus
pastorship
recession
autocephaly
rectorship

English words for 'A member of a discontinued Catholic ecclesiastical office, higher in rank than a dean.'

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