Definition of archdiocese in English:

archdiocese

noun ɑːtʃˈdʌɪəsɪs

The district for which an archbishop is responsible.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Last December, he gave a day of recollection at Dunwoodie Seminary for the priests of the archdiocese.
- From there he went to a parish up in Ulster County, the far reaches of the archdiocese.
- In 2000, the Munich Radio Orchestra launched a yearly series of concerts called ‘Paradisi gloria,’ co-sponsored by the archdioceses in Munich and Freising.
- If the state's action could have been foreseen, would the archdiocese have spent so much money on a new cathedral?
- One of the findings of this clumsy study was that the average age of death of priests in the archdiocese had been thirty-six years old.
- We are a small diocese, carved out of Denver's archdiocese in the 1980s, with a tradition of strong lay leadership.
- The Catholic Church in the US has 60m members and 186 archdioceses all of them involved in fundraising.
- The exhibit includes images from Mount Saint Mary's Seminary and other sites in the archdioceses of Washington and Baltimore.
- He said had it not been for prayers from the archdiocese, friends and family, coupled with therapy, he would not have recovered fully from the paralysis.
- Varappuzha was raised to the status of an Archdiocese in 1886 and was the first archdiocese of Kerala.
- The archdiocese includes all of Dublin, most of Wicklow and parts of Counties Kildare, Carlow, Wexford and Laois.
- From the inception of the project the archdiocese insisted on a robust design to preserve the function and integrity of the structure.
- He returned to his own diocese and up until his death he served the archdiocese of Melbourne with distinction.
- The archdiocese responded, in part, by forming a human rights committee.
- Vocations to the priesthood are now almost adequate in some of the major Catholic archdioceses, although in other places numbers continue low.
- He does care about the Boston archdiocese and is dedicated to addressing its needs.
- The archdiocese has opened a string of museums, including one last week, in a bid to preserve for posterity the history and tradition of the church in India.
- Egan and McCarrick are relative newcomers to their archdioceses.
- By the end of 1941, the US State Department reported that only 34 priests out of 828 were left in the archdiocese of Posen.
- The archbishop of the Prague archdiocese is the only Czech cardinal.

Derivatives

archdiocesan

adjectiveɑːtʃdʌɪˈɒsɪs(ə)n

The archdiocesan plan for the city of Utrecht is to fuse all the current parishes into a single, multiple-location parish served by a pastoral team by 2010.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1980 there were 44,000 students attending 30 archdiocesan high schools.
- Next to an official archdiocesan fundraising brochure, I found, early on a weekday morning, a small, homemade stack of leaflets in Spanish with a prayer to Saint Jude, ‘patron of work’
- And in a recent column in the Catholic New World, the archdiocesan newspaper, he called for a renewed civility in debates in the church and in the wider culture.
- Among the Catholic institutions surveyed (including congregations of religious women and men, healthcare systems, and archdioceses and dioceses), the archdiocesan and diocesan responses were the weakest.

Rhymes

diocese, elephantiasis, psoriasis

Definition of archdiocese in US English:

archdiocese

noun

The district for which an archbishop is responsible.
大主教管辖区
Example sentencesExamples
- Egan and McCarrick are relative newcomers to their archdioceses.
- The Catholic Church in the US has 60m members and 186 archdioceses all of them involved in fundraising.
- The exhibit includes images from Mount Saint Mary's Seminary and other sites in the archdioceses of Washington and Baltimore.
- The archdiocese includes all of Dublin, most of Wicklow and parts of Counties Kildare, Carlow, Wexford and Laois.
- He does care about the Boston archdiocese and is dedicated to addressing its needs.
- The archdiocese has opened a string of museums, including one last week, in a bid to preserve for posterity the history and tradition of the church in India.
- Last December, he gave a day of recollection at Dunwoodie Seminary for the priests of the archdiocese.
- The archdiocese responded, in part, by forming a human rights committee.
- In 2000, the Munich Radio Orchestra launched a yearly series of concerts called ‘Paradisi gloria,’ co-sponsored by the archdioceses in Munich and Freising.
- From there he went to a parish up in Ulster County, the far reaches of the archdiocese.
- He said had it not been for prayers from the archdiocese, friends and family, coupled with therapy, he would not have recovered fully from the paralysis.
- He returned to his own diocese and up until his death he served the archdiocese of Melbourne with distinction.
- By the end of 1941, the US State Department reported that only 34 priests out of 828 were left in the archdiocese of Posen.
- Vocations to the priesthood are now almost adequate in some of the major Catholic archdioceses, although in other places numbers continue low.
- Varappuzha was raised to the status of an Archdiocese in 1886 and was the first archdiocese of Kerala.
- From the inception of the project the archdiocese insisted on a robust design to preserve the function and integrity of the structure.
- If the state's action could have been foreseen, would the archdiocese have spent so much money on a new cathedral?
- One of the findings of this clumsy study was that the average age of death of priests in the archdiocese had been thirty-six years old.
- We are a small diocese, carved out of Denver's archdiocese in the 1980s, with a tradition of strong lay leadership.
- The archbishop of the Prague archdiocese is the only Czech cardinal.

单词	archdiocese
释义	Definition of archdiocese in English: archdiocese noun ɑːtʃˈdʌɪəsɪs The district for which an archbishop is responsible. 大主教管辖区 Example sentencesExamples Last December, he gave a day of recollection at Dunwoodie Seminary for the priests of the archdiocese. From there he went to a parish up in Ulster County, the far reaches of the archdiocese. In 2000, the Munich Radio Orchestra launched a yearly series of concerts called ‘Paradisi gloria,’ co-sponsored by the archdioceses in Munich and Freising. If the state's action could have been foreseen, would the archdiocese have spent so much money on a new cathedral? One of the findings of this clumsy study was that the average age of death of priests in the archdiocese had been thirty-six years old. We are a small diocese, carved out of Denver's archdiocese in the 1980s, with a tradition of strong lay leadership. The Catholic Church in the US has 60m members and 186 archdioceses all of them involved in fundraising. The exhibit includes images from Mount Saint Mary's Seminary and other sites in the archdioceses of Washington and Baltimore. He said had it not been for prayers from the archdiocese, friends and family, coupled with therapy, he would not have recovered fully from the paralysis. Varappuzha was raised to the status of an Archdiocese in 1886 and was the first archdiocese of Kerala. The archdiocese includes all of Dublin, most of Wicklow and parts of Counties Kildare, Carlow, Wexford and Laois. From the inception of the project the archdiocese insisted on a robust design to preserve the function and integrity of the structure. He returned to his own diocese and up until his death he served the archdiocese of Melbourne with distinction. The archdiocese responded, in part, by forming a human rights committee. Vocations to the priesthood are now almost adequate in some of the major Catholic archdioceses, although in other places numbers continue low. He does care about the Boston archdiocese and is dedicated to addressing its needs. The archdiocese has opened a string of museums, including one last week, in a bid to preserve for posterity the history and tradition of the church in India. Egan and McCarrick are relative newcomers to their archdioceses. By the end of 1941, the US State Department reported that only 34 priests out of 828 were left in the archdiocese of Posen. The archbishop of the Prague archdiocese is the only Czech cardinal. Derivatives archdiocesan adjectiveɑːtʃdʌɪˈɒsɪs(ə)n The archdiocesan plan for the city of Utrecht is to fuse all the current parishes into a single, multiple-location parish served by a pastoral team by 2010. Example sentencesExamples In 1980 there were 44,000 students attending 30 archdiocesan high schools. Next to an official archdiocesan fundraising brochure, I found, early on a weekday morning, a small, homemade stack of leaflets in Spanish with a prayer to Saint Jude, ‘patron of work’ And in a recent column in the Catholic New World, the archdiocesan newspaper, he called for a renewed civility in debates in the church and in the wider culture. Among the Catholic institutions surveyed (including congregations of religious women and men, healthcare systems, and archdioceses and dioceses), the archdiocesan and diocesan responses were the weakest. Rhymes diocese, elephantiasis, psoriasis Definition of archdiocese in US English: archdiocese noun The district for which an archbishop is responsible. 大主教管辖区 Example sentencesExamples Egan and McCarrick are relative newcomers to their archdioceses. The Catholic Church in the US has 60m members and 186 archdioceses all of them involved in fundraising. The exhibit includes images from Mount Saint Mary's Seminary and other sites in the archdioceses of Washington and Baltimore. The archdiocese includes all of Dublin, most of Wicklow and parts of Counties Kildare, Carlow, Wexford and Laois. He does care about the Boston archdiocese and is dedicated to addressing its needs. The archdiocese has opened a string of museums, including one last week, in a bid to preserve for posterity the history and tradition of the church in India. Last December, he gave a day of recollection at Dunwoodie Seminary for the priests of the archdiocese. The archdiocese responded, in part, by forming a human rights committee. In 2000, the Munich Radio Orchestra launched a yearly series of concerts called ‘Paradisi gloria,’ co-sponsored by the archdioceses in Munich and Freising. From there he went to a parish up in Ulster County, the far reaches of the archdiocese. He said had it not been for prayers from the archdiocese, friends and family, coupled with therapy, he would not have recovered fully from the paralysis. He returned to his own diocese and up until his death he served the archdiocese of Melbourne with distinction. By the end of 1941, the US State Department reported that only 34 priests out of 828 were left in the archdiocese of Posen. Vocations to the priesthood are now almost adequate in some of the major Catholic archdioceses, although in other places numbers continue low. Varappuzha was raised to the status of an Archdiocese in 1886 and was the first archdiocese of Kerala. From the inception of the project the archdiocese insisted on a robust design to preserve the function and integrity of the structure. If the state's action could have been foreseen, would the archdiocese have spent so much money on a new cathedral? One of the findings of this clumsy study was that the average age of death of priests in the archdiocese had been thirty-six years old. We are a small diocese, carved out of Denver's archdiocese in the 1980s, with a tradition of strong lay leadership. The archbishop of the Prague archdiocese is the only Czech cardinal.
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