Monsignor
Monsignor 英 [mɒnˈsi:njə(r)] 美 [mɑnˈsinjə]
n. 大人，老爷；有此荣衔神职者；阁下
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- n. 大人，老爷；有此荣衔神职者；阁下
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1. If Monsignor Quinn’s record passes those tests, the diocese will have to present evidence of at least two miracles attributed to him after his death.
如果牧师奎因的记录通过了这些测试，那么教区还需要提供至少两个证据证明牧师死后有奇迹因他而发生。
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2. As the Monsignor from the family's church pressed the crucifix to Michael's head and began last rites, Kathy noticed her son's breathing was becoming more labored.
教会的主教把一个十字架按在了迈克尔的头上，开始进行最后的仪式。 这时凯西注意到迈克尔的呼吸变得越来越困难。
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3. "Science must stick to its own field of competence," concurs Monsignor Richard K. Malone, a professor of moral theology at the Pope John XXIII National Seminary in Massachusetts.
持同样观点有Richard K. Malone阁下，麻省教皇约翰二十二世国立神学院的道德宗教理论教授。 他说：“科学就应该呆在它自己的地盘上。”
- monsignor (n.) title conferred on some prelates, 1640s, from Italian monsignore "my lord," formed on model of French monseigneur (see monseigneur) from equivalent elements in Italian.
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