“cardinals”造句，怎麼用cardinals造句

Grosbeaks, thrashers, yellow warblers, bluebirds, vireos, towhees, cardinals-all are at it.

(Roman Catholic Church) the body of cardinals who advise the Pope and elect new Popes.

The ruler was Pope Benedict XVI and his courtier Angelo Sodano, the dean of the college of cardinals.

Birettas are worn especially by Roman Catholic clergy and are black for priests, purple for bishops, and red for cardinals.

However, the Pontiff had been too busy and they had been forced to make do with an audience with one of his cardinals.

Given that it is only since 1917 that ordination has been a requirement for cardinals, might we one day see further changes that bring women into that level of service in the Church?

cardinals in scarlet robes

I talked to one of the cardinals.

His holiness had an idea. He determined to make two cardinals.

Liberal cardinals had suggested that in a marriage where one partner is infected, condoms should be permitted.

He has not and, with similar inertia, has kept in office seven cardinals who, having passed their 75th birthdays, are due for retirement.

Who elects the Pope? Well the cardinals.

The Roman Catholic Church has bishops, and cardinals, and the Pope.

Once they receive their red hats on November 20th, some 25 of the 120 voting cardinals will be Italians; it looks highly possible that one of them will be chosen to succeed the 83-year-old Benedict.

She went to the Villa Doria-Pamphili, majestic and pompous, the fitting summer-house of princes in gorgeous habit, and bishops and cardinals.

The Pope has a house with cardinals and bishops.