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vicar general
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vicar general
an official, usually a layman, appointed to assist the bishop of a diocese in discharging his administrative or judicial duties


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In 2001 he was also appointed full-time episcopal vicar for the areas of Wolverhampton, Walsall, the Black Country and Worcestershire.
City has its new bishop; CHURCH: More than 1,500 turn out for ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Upon his return to England in 1991, he worked as a parish priest in Stafford, then as Episcopal Vicar for the deaneries of Wolverhampton, Walsall, the Black Country and Worcestershire and a member of the Archbishop's Council, in Birmingham.
Churchgoers mourn bishop; North's Roman Catholic leader dies at 57 by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
In addition to serving as pastor in various (English) parishes of that city, he rose to become Episcopal vicar for the English-speaking Catholic community there.
Bishop Robert Harris by Catholic Insight
 
 
 
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