- Drummond, Henry by Lucas Green
Drummond, Henry. 1786–1860, English banker, known particularly as one of the founders of the Catholic Apostolic Church. Beginning in 1826, he gathered annually for five years, at his home in Surrey, a group of laity and clergy to examine the prophecies in the Scriptures. Out of these meetings grew the organization of the Catholic ...
- papal by WordNet
adjectiveProceeding from or ordered by or subject to a pope or the papacy regarded as the successor of the Apostles.usage: "papal dispensation"synonyms: apostolic, apostolical, pontifical
- Church by Sara Vargas
... , supranational), and apostolic (having continuity with the apostles). In the Orthodox Eastern Church, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Church of England, crucial importance is attached to the unbroken tradition, as handed down through the Holy Ghost (see apostolic succession ); with this doctrine goes the apostolic power to administer grace through the ...
- Hinsley, Arthur by Angela Lopez
... in Africa, first as visitor apostolic (1926–30) and then as archbishop of Sardis and apostolic delegate (1930–34). In 1934 he retired but was called from retirement in 1935 to be enthroned as archbishop of Westminster, primate of the Roman Catholic Church in England. He was created cardinal in 1937. Cardinal Hinsley was noted as a foe of German and Italian ...
- Apostolically by Webster's
adv.) In an apostolic manner...