coadjutor
31coadjutor — co•ad•ju•tor [[t]koʊˈædʒ ə tər, ˌkoʊ əˈdʒu tər[/t]] n. 1) an assistant 2) rel a bishop who assists another bishop and has the right of succession • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME < L, =co co +adjūtor helper (adjū , base of adjuvāre to help (cf.… …
32coadjutor — /koʊəˈdʒutə/ (say kohuh joohtuh), /koʊˈædʒətə/ (say koh ajuhtuh) noun Rare 1. an assistant. 2. an assistant to a bishop or other ecclesiastic. 3. a bishop who assists another bishop and who may have right of succession. {Late Latin: from co co +… …
33coadjutor — n. (fem. ♦ coadjutrix) helper; abettor. ♦ coadjutant, a …
34coadjutor — An assistant, particularly the assistant of a bishop or other prelate of the church of England …
35coadjutor bishop — noun In the Roman Catholic tradition, an auxiliary bishop with the right of succession, i.e., he becomes bishop upon the death, removal or retirement of the incumbent bishop …
36coadjutor bishop — Коадъютор епископ …
37coadjutor bishop — This term (from the Latin co , meaning with, and adjutor, meaning helper ) refers in Roman Catholiccanon law to a bishop who is appointed not only to help the bishop of a particular diocese but also to become the bishop of that diocese after… …
38Obispo coadjutor — Según el Derecho Canónico católico, el Obispo Coadjutor (o, en su caso, Arzobispo Coadjutor), al igual que el Obispo, es el sacerdote que recibe el grado del episcopado (del griego επισκοπος, epískopos, vigilante ). La dignidad de Obispo… …
39Bishop Coadjutor — When a Bishop of a Diocese, by reason of old age or other permanent cause of infirmity, or by reason of extent of territory, is unable to discharge his Episcopal duties, one Bishop may be elected by and for the Diocese to assist him in his… …
40hermano coadjutor — ► locución RELIGIÓN Coadjutor temporal de los regulares de la Compañía de Jesús …
