monsignor

/mɑnˈsinjər/
noun
  1. A title of honor given to certain Roman Catholic priests, often used as a form of address.
    • The bishop appointed him as a monsignor for his years of service.
    • Please address the letter to Monsignor Giovanni Rossi.
    • Monsignor O'Brien led the Sunday mass.
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