papal

IPA: pˈeɪpʌɫ

Examples of "papal" in Sentences

The change in papal funerals was expressed most starkly in the first to be held after Vatican II.
(Pius XI seated upon the papal throne in papal mantum, with Cardinal deacons in cappa on either side)
He was at one time commissary general of the Order and again papal legate to Milan, Burgundy, and to the emperor.
I would later learn that my ideas about social justice, better articulated and without my errors, appear in papal encyclicals.
Why should we rely on anti-LT Catholics when we wouldn't dream, for example, of asking Protestants to explain papal infallibility?
Few believe in papal infallibility, but they are less likely than liberals to say that "all the world's great religions are equally true."
At age eighteen, Artemisia Gentileschi finds herself humiliated in papal court for publicly accusing the man who raped her Agostino Tassi, her painting teacher.
The pope's vision of the continent, formally delivered on Sunday to Africa's bishops in the form of an 87-page document known as a treatise, has been called a "papal road map" for Africa.
Protestant Christians in papal times; and probably shall be again restored to its pristine grandeur, such as it had under the Caesars, just before the burning of the harlot and of itself with her.