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hierarch

[hahy-uh-rahrk, hahy-rahrk] / ˈhaɪ əˌrɑrk, ˈhaɪ rɑrk /


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“I had the honor of knowing a hierarch who did not hesitate to directly express his opinion, regardless of whether this would displease his interlocutor or even a section of society,” Anastasiades said.

From Seattle Times

“The only mystery of this story is why someone wanted to have a trial about an issue that the hierarchs of the Holy See wanted to conclude with a deal,” the lawyers said.

From Washington Times

“The only mystery of this story is why someone wanted to have a trial about an issue that the hierarchs of the Holy See wanted to close with a deal,” the lawyers said.

From Seattle Times

Ukraine has been a particular source of antagonism between the two hierarchs.

From New York Times

After spending the first eight years of his papacy gently nudging Catholic hierarchs to embrace financial prudence and responsible governance, Francis got tough this year, and appears poised to keep it that way.

From Washington Times