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Often used in the same context:
abbess,
benedictines,
passionist,
franciscan order,
postulant,
foundress,
motherhouse,
norbertine,
novitiate,
liturgist,
coadjutor,
convent,
laywoman,
catechist,
suffragan,
carmelite,
sacristan,
homilist,
carmelite order,
curia,
bishop,
episcopacy,
canonist,
oblates,
prelature,
consultor,
diaconate,
charism,
blessed virgin,
augustinians,
priest,
franciscans,
cistercians,
basilian,
curacy,
friary,
vicariate,
presbyter,
cathedra,
trappists,
vestryman,
nuns,
vicar,
higi,
episcopal,
apostolate,
presider,
sulpician,
apostolic,
priory,
archbishop,
monastery,
custos,
novena,
canticle,
communicant,
iconographer,
parishioner,
lector,
eparchy,
laity,
cenacle,
precentor,
monsignor,
methodios,
missioner,
abbot,
seminarian,
hermitage,
rectory,
rector,
patroness,
abbey,
intercessor,
carthusian,
pius v,
pontifical,
vestries,
diocese,
bishopric,
catechetical,
ecclesiastical,
deaconesses,
lisieux,
synodal,
holy father,
melkite,
magdalene,
cloister,
pelagius,
pontifice,
papal nuncio,
archpriest,
dormition,
parish,
deacon,
benefice,
pastorship,
nuncio,
synodical,
anglican,
dicastery,
doge,
cardinal,
philip,
gregory,
abraham,
countess,
duchess,
elizabeth,
hugh,
marquis,
moses,
patriarch,
rabbi,
augustine
More specific:
bride,
bridget,
brigid,
saint bride,
saint bridget,
saint brigid,
st. bride,
st. bridget,
st. brigid
Appears in the definition of:
priory
More general:
superior
Synonyms:
abbess,
mother superior
Also try:
— Adjectives for prioress:
sub,
first,
new,
last,
good,
old,
former,
prior,
late,
gentle,
courtly,
more...
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