Minister and Pope

Minister

Minister noun - A person specially trained and authorized to conduct religious services in a Christian church.

Usage example: our minister gives an interesting sermon every week

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Pope and minister are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pope" instead a noun "Minister".

Pope noun - The head of the Roman Catholic Church.

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Minister and pope are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Minister" instead a noun "Pope".

Nearby Words: popish, popery

female	female minister	female pope
future	future minister	future pope
current	current minister	current pope
dead	dead minister	dead pope
Other adjectives: corrupt, actual, real, evil, black, new, conservative, late, former, later, fictional, next, last, competent, local, elderly, unnamed, youngest.

When he finally has the first two (as Prime Minister and Pope) his selfishness and suspicion of everyone around him keep him from enjoying them.

Source: Comic Book / Cerebus the Aardvark
Astoria's scheming got Cerebus a job as prime minister and, later, a brutish, morally warped pope.

Source: Comic Book / Cerebus the Aardvark
In 1920s, he was the Papal representative to Germany, and as such, inadvertently helped thwart the Beer Hall Putsch, as the sole minister in Bavarian state government who was not taken hostage by the Nazis was away from the Beer Hall because he was having dinner with the future pope.

Source: Useful Notes / The Pope

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