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Often used in the same context:
roman curia,
ecclesiastical,
episcopal,
pontifical,
episcopacy,
canonist,
dicastery,
archbishop,
laity,
synodal,
ecclesiastic,
prelature,
presbyters,
schismatics,
diocesan,
hierarchs,
apostolic see,
bishop,
bishopric,
nuncio,
coadjutor,
magisterium,
primatial,
prioress,
prelate,
consultor,
eparchy,
vestries,
apostolic delegate,
patriarchate,
cathedra,
priest,
archbishopric,
monsignors,
holy synod,
consistory,
cardinal,
synodical,
ratzinger,
icel,
sacristan,
vicariate,
franciscan order,
holy father,
catechetical,
holy see,
archpriest,
intercessor,
apostolic,
clergy,
papal,
archdiocese,
eugenio pacelli,
pope,
apostolate,
ecclesiology,
beatifications,
papal nuncio,
pius v,
clericalism,
vicar,
parish,
paulist,
catholic church,
uniate,
ecumenism,
sulpician,
episcopate,
papal infallibility,
autocephalous,
custodes,
conciliar,
paracletes,
exarchate,
liturgy,
benedictines,
liturgist,
apostleship,
anticlericalism,
legate,
homilist,
laywoman,
lateran,
papacy,
priestly,
presider,
extreme unction,
nihil,
gelasius,
laypeople,
carmelite order,
leo xiii,
moral theology,
counter reformation,
pietist,
passionist,
eucharistic,
church,
franciscans,
chalcedon,
jesuits,
deacons,
synod,
chancery,
diocese,
borough,
council,
court,
cemetery,
charter,
congregation,
district,
manor,
municipality,
parishes,
synagogue,
synods,
canton,
dioceses
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— Adjectives for curia:
papal,
roman,
diocesan,
episcopal,
second,
royal,
whole,
magna,
fifth,
urban,
feudal,
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