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diocese English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word diocese once they have reached the level C2 – Proficient. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning diocese meaning

What does diocese mean?

Definitions in simple English

diocese Noun

— A diocese is the area looked after by the a bishop in some churches. It contains several parishes.

diocese

— noun the territorial jurisdiction of a bishop

Synonyms diocese synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as diocese?

diocese English » English

bishopric

see

eparchy

episcopate

prelacy

episcopacy

prelate

pontificate

pontiff

ecclesiastical province

bishop

benefice

Holy Father

Topics diocese topics

What do people use diocese to talk about?

Social behavior Religion

Religious organization

• What words refer to a group of believers in a particular place?
  church congregation diocese parish

Examples diocese examples

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It isn't important, of course, but it's been pointed out. that I am the youngest monsignor in the northern diocese.

I'll need the diocese's authorization.

New gentlemen are informed about everything that you did for me, for the cloister, and for the whole Austrian diocese.

I'm not from your diocese, Monseigneur.

What's its diocese?

Good day. I'm Msgr Dufour, bishop of your diocese.

I'm Bishop Dufour, in charge of your diocese.

Yes, a very agreeable diocese.

I came in everybody's interest to avoid this matter from going beyond this diocese and leading us to appeal to higher instances.

Well, of course being a bishop means I have to spend a great deal of time within my own diocese as well as attending council of synod meetings, which means I have only limited amount of time to devote to the band.

The best way for you to serve God is to piss off out of my diocese.

Under diocese rules, we're allowed a raffle prize every couple of years.

I-I think we're entitled, under the rules of the diocese.

Could we get that back from the diocese?

The diocese reprimands me.

The poorest in the diocese.

I'm Msgr Dufour, bishop of your diocese.

There aren't enough priests in our diocese, and they have far more urgent work to do.

We wired the diocese in Arizona.

Mrs. diocese councilor, Mrs. pharmacist, Mr. principal.

So I called a friend at the diocese to see if a bed was available anywhere and he laughed.

I've got a discretionary fund from the diocese.

The archbishop of the Trenton diocese has disputed the state's decision to remove the indigent man from life-support systems asking that Catholics all over the country join in this protest against euthanasia.

Maya, the diocese has rejected your report.

He'll sign over the deed and send the money to the diocese.

Our diocese has a too few priests, and those are called to more urgent duties.

You must clock up a fair old mileage, going round the diocese, doing the old bishop sort of.

Father Juneaux was pastor of St Raphael's and chairman of the Peace and Justice Committee of the Priests' Council, and as of last June, central city vicar of the Diocese of Baltimore.

The diocese is not going to accept this.

As you were captured in my diocese, it's my duty to conduct the trial.

He is the only authorized hunter in the diocese.

News and current affairs

A Roman Catholic arch-diocese (headed by either a Cardinal or Archbishop) was to be created for Moscow.