a. A priest acting as deputy to a bishop to assist him in the administration of his diocese.
b. An assistant to the head of a religious order.
2. An ecclesiastical official in the Church of England, usually a layperson, who assists an archbishop or a bishop in administrative and judicial duties.
(Ecclesiastical Terms) an official, usually a layman, appointed to assist the bishop of a diocese in discharging his or her administrative or judicial duties
While urging the lawyer to stop 'pinning him', the bishop admitted that he had no powers to appoint a chairman of the tribunal, adding that it was Vicar General of the Diocese who was supposed to chair."Canon Gichuki was not a Vicar General neither was he ordained.
Suganob, also known as "Father Chito" to his parishioners, was the Catholic Vicar General in a city where the overwhelming majority of the population are Muslims.
He was soon promoted to being the attacheCe of the embassy of the Holy Sea and vicar general of the Latin Catholic church, which is the representative of the Patriarch of Jerusalem."
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