- "inferior" or "lesser
prelates", that is
priests who have the
title and
dress of
prelates as a
personal honorific, i.e.,
Papal chaplains,
prelates of
honor (formerly...
-
proprio Pontificalis Domus of 28
March 1968,
Honorary Prelates (HP) were
called Domestic Prelates (Latin:
Antistites Urbani).
Those who held
certain offices...
- "Monsenyor", and "Monseñor" are used for bishops,
archbishops and any
other prelates below the rank of
cardinal or patriarch. The 1969
instruction also indicated...
-
territorial (and personal)
prelates are
consecrated as bishops,
though not
bishops of
their diocese, as
expressed by the
title Bishop-
prelate. Most were/are missionaries...
-
Imperial Prelates and the
Rhenish College of
Imperial Prelates.
Despite their difference of
status within the
Imperial Diet, both the
Imperial Prelates and...
- officers: the
Prelate, the Chancellor, the Register, the
Garter Prin****l King of Arms, the Usher, and the Secretary. The
offices of
Prelate, Register, and...
-
Prelate (2021 po****tion: 116) is a
village in the
Canadian province of
Saskatchewan within the
Rural Muni****lity of
Happyland No. 231 and
Census Division...
-
Keith Newton (born 10
April 1952) is an
English priest and
prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church. On 15
January 2011,
Newton was
named as the
first ordinary...
- Of
Prelatical Episcopacy is a
religious tract written by John
Milton in
either June or July 1641. The tract, the
shortest of Milton's
tracts on prelatical...
-
protonotaries apostolic and
Honorary Prelates; and
scarlet red for cardinals. The 1969
Instruction on the
dress of
prelates stated that for all of them, even...
