Definition of Prince of the Church in English:

Prince of the Church

noun

historical

A dignitary in the Church, especially a wealthy or influential cardinal or bishop.
〈史〉（尤指有钱、有影响力的）枢机主教
Example sentencesExamples
- At the end of the service the congregation stood until the family had progressed down the aisle to where the Princes of the Church had stationed themselves to bid farewell to the family and the congregation.
- Next Wednesday, at a special ceremony outside St Peter's in Rome, Pope John Paul will bestow the title of Cardinal and Prince of the Church on 44 men from all over the world.
- Already, senior Vatican cardinals are openly discussing the next conclave, and Princes of the Church, including Ireland's Cardinal Desmond Connell, have their bags ready to travel to the Vatican.
- Archbishops from India, Vietnam, Poland, the United States and Guatemala also had their promotion to Prince of the Church confirmed yesterday.
- These words came from an anthem written by a Prince of the Church and a prince among Polish poets, Ignacy Krasicki.

Definition of Prince of the Church in US English:

Prince of the Church

noun

historical

A dignitary in the Roman Catholic Church, especially a wealthy or influential cardinal or bishop.
〈史〉（尤指有钱、有影响力的）枢机主教
Example sentencesExamples
- Already, senior Vatican cardinals are openly discussing the next conclave, and Princes of the Church, including Ireland's Cardinal Desmond Connell, have their bags ready to travel to the Vatican.
- Archbishops from India, Vietnam, Poland, the United States and Guatemala also had their promotion to Prince of the Church confirmed yesterday.
- At the end of the service the congregation stood until the family had progressed down the aisle to where the Princes of the Church had stationed themselves to bid farewell to the family and the congregation.
- These words came from an anthem written by a Prince of the Church and a prince among Polish poets, Ignacy Krasicki.
- Next Wednesday, at a special ceremony outside St Peter's in Rome, Pope John Paul will bestow the title of Cardinal and Prince of the Church on 44 men from all over the world.

词汇	Prince of the Church
释义	Definition of Prince of the Church in English: Prince of the Church noun historical A dignitary in the Church, especially a wealthy or influential cardinal or bishop. 〈史〉（尤指有钱、有影响力的）枢机主教 Example sentencesExamples At the end of the service the congregation stood until the family had progressed down the aisle to where the Princes of the Church had stationed themselves to bid farewell to the family and the congregation. Next Wednesday, at a special ceremony outside St Peter's in Rome, Pope John Paul will bestow the title of Cardinal and Prince of the Church on 44 men from all over the world. Already, senior Vatican cardinals are openly discussing the next conclave, and Princes of the Church, including Ireland's Cardinal Desmond Connell, have their bags ready to travel to the Vatican. Archbishops from India, Vietnam, Poland, the United States and Guatemala also had their promotion to Prince of the Church confirmed yesterday. These words came from an anthem written by a Prince of the Church and a prince among Polish poets, Ignacy Krasicki. Definition of Prince of the Church in US English: Prince of the Church noun historical A dignitary in the Roman Catholic Church, especially a wealthy or influential cardinal or bishop. 〈史〉（尤指有钱、有影响力的）枢机主教 Example sentencesExamples Already, senior Vatican cardinals are openly discussing the next conclave, and Princes of the Church, including Ireland's Cardinal Desmond Connell, have their bags ready to travel to the Vatican. Archbishops from India, Vietnam, Poland, the United States and Guatemala also had their promotion to Prince of the Church confirmed yesterday. At the end of the service the congregation stood until the family had progressed down the aisle to where the Princes of the Church had stationed themselves to bid farewell to the family and the congregation. These words came from an anthem written by a Prince of the Church and a prince among Polish poets, Ignacy Krasicki. Next Wednesday, at a special ceremony outside St Peter's in Rome, Pope John Paul will bestow the title of Cardinal and Prince of the Church on 44 men from all over the world.
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