Most Reverend

noun

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

Most Reverend

noun

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

Example Sentences

In a statement the Most Reverend Dr Laurent Mbanda, the Archbishop of Rwanda and chairman of Gafcon's leadership council, argued that "the majority of the Anglican Communion still believes that the Bible requires a male-only episcopacy".

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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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The Most Reverend Justin Welby is expected to say the "skies of Bethlehem are full of fear rather than angels and glory" during a service at Canterbury Cathedral on Monday morning.

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