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Often used in the same context:
priests,
pontifical,
curial,
clergy,
prelates,
bishops,
archbishops,
confessors,
cardinal,
vestries,
nuncios,
ecclesiastics,
hierarchs,
clergymen,
presbyters,
canonist,
abbots,
roman curia,
pope,
seminarians,
paracletes,
deacons,
saints,
sacristan,
sulpician,
priestly,
rectories,
simony,
churchmen,
disfellowship,
nuns,
archdiocese,
noblemen,
apostolic delegate,
apostleship,
coadjutor,
vicars,
pontifical mass,
deaconesses,
holy see,
friar,
womanizers,
custodes,
eugenio pacelli,
underlings,
liturgist,
laity,
suffragan,
ecclesiastical,
ratzinger,
cassock,
dicastery,
apostolic see,
schismatics,
papal nuncio,
catechist,
papal,
oblates,
harlots,
archbishopric,
diocesan,
episcopal,
consultor,
priestesses,
confraternities,
melkite,
catechumenate,
prostitutes,
bishopric,
cesare borgia,
postulant,
eparchy,
carmelite order,
pontiffs,
priesthood,
clergywomen,
rabbis,
rodrigo borgia,
crozier,
jesuits,
parishioners,
legate,
holy father,
biretta,
cantors,
franciscans,
chasuble,
episcopacy,
novenas,
sadducees,
beatifications,
gelasius,
madams,
consistory,
hirelings,
celibates,
papist,
missals,
pastors,
franciscan order,
procurator,
courtesans
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