Most Reverend

American  

noun

1. the official form of address for cardinals, heads of religious orders, and certain prelates, as archbishops and bishops.

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Most Reverend British  

noun

1. (in Britain) a courtesy title applied to Anglican and Roman Catholic archbishops

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Example Sentences

The service, conducted by the Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, brought together a range of representatives of Christian denominations, including the Most Reverend Hosam Naoum, the Anglican Archbishop of Jerusalem and the Middle East.

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Afterwards four bishops - including the Primus, the Most Reverend Mark Strange - asked Bishop Dyer to consider if she was still the right person to lead the diocese.

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The Most Reverend Andrew John offered his "most heartfelt apology to any members of the cathedral community who have been hurt or who feel I have let them down".

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While publishing the review, the Most Reverend Andrew John said in a statement, the "these findings are hard to hear but they must be faced if we are to move forward with integrity".

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They will join members of St Thomas' Anglican Church in the northern Sydney for the service, which will be officiated by the city's archbishop, the Most Reverend Kanishka Raffel.

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