papal nuncio

He was the papal nuncio in Cologne between 1794 and 1805.

The papal nuncio resided here from 1601 to 1873.

In 1642 he was appointed papal nuncio extraordinaire to Spain.

The Papal nuncio opened a renovated and enlarged telephone central.

He also served as an assistant to the Papal Nuncio there.

The Spanish government in turn summoned the papal nuncio in protest.

He was Papal Nuncio to Portugal from 1579 to 1580.

There was no public mention of who would be the papal nuncio or the Polish ambassador, but announcements are expected in next few weeks.

That guy is identified as the Papal Nuncio to Beijing.

Following this, he received a number of rebukes from the South African papal nuncio.

The papal nuncio agreed with the decision of the lower court while the other respondents challenged the decision.

In 1997 the first papal nuncio to Mongolia from the Vatican was named.

Eck, however, made his way to Rome and got himself appointed papal nuncio.

He was the first Papal Nuncio in the United States.

Or the constant name-dropping: my old roommate, Stinky, is the papal nuncio.

The discussion was kept up on both sides for a year longer, until the papal nuncio succeeded in softening its asperities.

The dispute eventually required mediation through the Papal Nuncio.

The papal nuncio, resident in Luzern, used the church as his cathedral during this time.

She clarified that the information came from the Papal Nuncio in Argentina.

He acted as papal nuncio to Switzerland.

It was ceremoniously presented by the papal nuncio Mgr.

On one documented occasion, she branded him "a poor groom" in the presence of the Papal nuncio.

He was made Papal Nuncio to Brussels in 1875.

An Ambassador representing the Holy See is known as the papal nuncio.

"Not a bad idea," the Papal Nuncio said.