nuncios

nun·ci·o (n

, n

n. pl. nun·ci·os

A papal ambassador or representative.

[Italian, from Latin nntius, messenger; see neu- in Indo-European roots.]

nuncio [ˈnʌnʃɪˌəʊ -sɪ-]

n pl -cios

(Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) RC Church a diplomatic representative of the Holy See, ranking above an internuncio and esp having ambassadorial status

[via Italian from Latin nuntius messenger]

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Noun

nuncio - (Roman Catholic Church) a diplomatic representative of the Pope having ambassadorial status

papal nuncio

Church of Rome, Roman Catholic Church, Roman Church, Western Church, Roman Catholic - the Christian Church based in the Vatican and presided over by a pope and an episcopal hierarchy

diplomat, diplomatist - an official engaged in international negotiations

nuncio

noun ambassador, representative, envoy, messenger, legate The papal nuncio is expected to arrive in Prague before the end of this month.

Translations

nuncio [ˈnʌnʃɪəʊ] N (also papal nuncio) → nuncio m apostólico

nuncio

n (= Papal nuncio) → Nuntius m

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Apocrisiary deputy diplomat diplomatist internuncio legate Nunciate nunciature papal papal nuncio	The articles collected in the second section on papal diplomacy are divided into those dealing with nuncios and legates, and those concerned with the papacy and France during the reign of Henri IV, although in fact these are largely concerned with some of the nuncios and legates discussed in the first group of articles. Bulla, Legatus, Nuntius: Etudes de diplomatique et de diplomatie ... by Shaw, Christine / Renaissance Quarterly Whispers in the Loggia," an influential blog that's scrutinized by Vatican insiders and observers, said Monsignor Banach is viewed as "bright, open-minded, inquisitive, clear about what the church is, a Vatican II person" on his way to becoming one of Rome's "top-flight nuncios. Pope promotes Auburn native by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) The document was sent out sub secreto, first to Papal Nuncios, and, when that seemed to have no results, to presidents of episcopal conferences, instructing bishops never to alter the sex listed in parish baptismal records. Vatican on sex changes. (News in Brief: Vatican) by Catholic Insight	Numismatology nummary nummular Nummulation nummulite Nummulites Nummulitic Nummulitidae numnah Numps numpty numskull Numskulled nun nun buoy nun's cloth nun's habit nunatak Nunavut Nunc Dimittis nunchaku Nunchion Nunciate nunciature nuncio nuncios Nuncius nuncle Nuncupate Nuncupation nuncupative Nuncupative will Nuncupatory Nundinal Nundinal letter Nundinate Nundination Nuneaton Nung nunhood Nunivak Nunn Nunnation nunnery Nunnish nunny bag Nuns of the Word Incarnate nuoc mam Nup Nupe Nuphar	Nunc Nunc Nunc Nunc Cell Factory Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Nunc dimittis Nunc dimittis Nunc pro tunc Nunca Nunca Ande Sin Herramientas Nunca Mais Nunchacu nunchaku Nunchaku (Two Section Staff) Nunchakus Nunchion nunchuck Nunchuckery Nunchucks Nunchuk Nunchuks Nunchuku Nunciate nunciature Nunciatures nuncio nuncio nuncio nuncio, apostolic nuncio, apostolic nuncio, apostolic nuncios Nuncius Nuncius nuncle nuncles NUNCMO Nuncupate Nuncupation nuncupative nuncupative Nuncupative will Nuncupative will Nuncupative will Nuncupatory Nundah District Development Association nundinae Nundinal Nundinal letter Nundinate Nundination Nundination Nuneaton Nuneaton Nuneaton & Bedworth Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Borough Council Nuneaton Club for Young People Nuneaton District Council Nuneaton Dog Training Club Nunes

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Apocrisiary
deputy
diplomat
diplomatist
internuncio
legate
Nunciate
nunciature
papal
papal nuncio

The articles collected in the second section on papal diplomacy are divided into those dealing with nuncios and legates, and those concerned with the papacy and France during the reign of Henri IV, although in fact these are largely concerned with some of the nuncios and legates discussed in the first group of articles.

Bulla, Legatus, Nuntius: Etudes de diplomatique et de diplomatie ... by Shaw, Christine / Renaissance Quarterly

Whispers in the Loggia," an influential blog that's scrutinized by Vatican insiders and observers, said Monsignor Banach is viewed as "bright, open-minded, inquisitive, clear about what the church is, a Vatican II person" on his way to becoming one of Rome's "top-flight nuncios.

Pope promotes Auburn native by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

The document was sent out sub secreto, first to Papal Nuncios, and, when that seemed to have no results, to presidents of episcopal conferences, instructing bishops never to alter the sex listed in parish baptismal records.

Vatican on sex changes. (News in Brief: Vatican) by Catholic Insight

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