Word: archbishop
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Most Reverend the Archbishop of St! Louis, Dr. John Joseph Glennon, was received by His Holiness in a 35-minute audience, during which Archbishop Glennon presented the quinquennial report of his diocese. After this, Pope and Archbishop marched to the Consistorial Hall where some 100 Missourian pilgrims were assembled. To them the Pope gave medals and an apostolic benediction. Each Missourian kissed His Holiness' hand...
Died. Arthur Christopher Benson, 63, essayist, biographer, poet; in London. Son of the late Edward W. Benson, Archbishop of Canterbury, brother of Edward F. Benson and the late Hugh Benson, both novelists, he came of a family famed in English letters...
Present were the Duke of York, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Premier, a host of England's great ones...
Than His Worship Sir Alfred Louis Bower, Lord Mayor of London and His Eminence Francis Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster,* there are no better Roman Catholics in all Britain. Yet, mirabile dicta, both declined to attend, last week, a meeting of the Catenian? Association in London. The reason was quite simple?on the program, the toast to Pope Pius XI preceded the toast to King George...
...other position, usually that of First Lord of the Treasury, and it is as such, and not as Prime Minister, that they are entitled to a seat in the Cabinet. In 1905, however, King Edward VII granted the Premiership constitutional recognition by granting the holder precedence next to the Archbishop of York...