Examples of using Archbishops in English and their translations into Swedish
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Syriac Orthodox Archbishops Cyril Aphrem Karim
three dignitaries of the Serbian Church are portrayed- the archbishops Sava, Arsenije
Abbots and priors lost their seats in the House of Lords; only archbishops and bishops remained.
power which a Patriarch has over the bishops and archbishops of his patriarchate; and of the primacy of the Bishop of Rome over all.
Roman Catholic Archbishops of Dublin are titled"Primate of Ireland.
The monarch is technically at the head of the ecclesiastical structure, and the archbishops of Canterbury and York are next in line.
a considerable number of archbishops and bishops.
The PM also formally advises the Sovereign on the appointment of Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of England,
Of the synod of Archbishops, which meets once a year with the Patriarch,
It reserves the final decision thereon to a commission consisting of all the archbishops of the ecclesiastical provinces represented in the council,
The emperor asked for three representatives at least to be sent from Rome, with twelve archbishops or bishops from the West
The archbishops, who according to the decree of the Fourth Lateran Council(1215)
carried out by three Lvov's Archbishops- Roman Catholic,
carried on his work; eventually several of the Syrian Catholic parishes went over to the succeeding Archbishop of Cranganore, and these bishops eventually lapsed under the control of the Archbishops of Goa.
They were condemned, moreover, by the most reverend fathers who were then the archbishops and bishops of Canterbury,
They distinguish archbishops from bishops by an honorary precedence only
more than a thousand bishops and archbishops.
patriarchs archbishops, bishops and other prelates
for that they were recently thanked by the Archbishops of Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore.
the Anglican Archbishops of Canterbury and York; in Scotland, the Lord High Commissioner and the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland; in Northern Ireland, the Anglican and Roman Catholic Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin