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Diplomatic representative of the pope, from the 16th century, performing the functions of a papal ambassador.



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We have the message of the Apostolic Delegate referring to a message from the Secretary of State.
After Fr. Michael Prieur, now Fr. Bill Ryan by Foy, Vincent / Catholic Insight
Retrieval of embryonic reforms inviting wide consultation in the selection of bishops, introduced during the 1970s tenure of Apostolic Delegate Jean Jadot, would also help.
How to solve the church crisis: ordinary catholics must act by O'Brien, David / Commonweal
Father Pietro Sambi, Apostolic Delegate for the Vatican in the Holy Land, told an American church leader delegation that the economic battle has become very serious.
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