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| In 2002 Pope Pope John Paul II named him | Auxiliary bishop, which he was ordained on the 8th of |
| ree vicariates general, often with their own | auxiliary bishop, to accommodate the three regional en |
| As an | auxiliary bishop, he was named vicar for Marriage and |
| As an | auxiliary bishop, Carroll assisted Bishop Dearden with |
| He is assisted by an | auxiliary bishop, Mgr. |
| As an | auxiliary bishop, he served as regional bishop for the |
| In addition to his duties as an | auxiliary bishop, he became pastor of Holy Angels Chur |
| ocations when he received the appointment as | Auxiliary Bishop-Designate, and will continue in that |
| In June 2011, Chicago | Auxiliary Bishop-elect Alberto Rojas was named as the |
| Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Rice to become | Auxiliary Bishop-elect of St. Louis, Missouri, and Tit |
| nsylvania, as Bishop Winter's replacement as | Auxiliary Bishop-elect of Pittsburgh, where he will se |
| Candolfi retired on March 30, 1996 as | Auxiliary bishop. |
| XVI accept his resugnation from the post of | Auxiliary Bishop. |
| ace, bishop of Gozo and Mrg.Emmanuele Galea, | auxiliary bishop. |
| ransferred to the parish he resided in as an | auxiliary bishop. |
| Catholic bishop and is one of the two active | Auxiliary Bishops of Dublin, the other being Raymond W |
| The principal co-consecrators were Cleveland | Auxiliary Bishops Alexander J. Quinn and Anthony E. Pe |
| Late on Christmas Eve, both Dublin | Auxiliary Bishops Eamonn Oliver Walsh and Raymond Fiel |
| y, and the remains of several ordinaries and | auxiliary bishops who died before the cathedral was bu |
| Father, Pope Benedict XVI as one of two new | Auxiliary Bishops for the Archdiocese of Toronto along |
| jurisdiction of his ministry is assisted by | auxiliary bishops and vicars general. |
| shop Diarmuid Martin, had called for his two | auxiliary bishops to quit, but both initially refused. |
| died at Cologne, 21 December 1675) were both | auxiliary bishops of Cologne, and Dutch Roman Catholic |
| ation to His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI, as | Auxiliary Bishops to the Archbishop of Dublin. |
| e and declining health, Harkins received two | auxiliary bishops between May 1914 and October 1917, a |
| He is assisted by two | Auxiliary Bishops, Jean Paul Randriamanana and Jean de |
| main grandstand on three sides, with a small | auxiliary bleacher section on the flat end of the buil |
| submarine chaser Fukugawa Maru No. 7 and an | auxiliary boiler located on the pier. |
| An | auxiliary boiler was fitted to heat or cool the ship's |
| The final statement, that included the | auxiliary boxes unaccounted for during the telecast, w |
| It is the only | auxiliary branch of I-16. |
| They must face Witch Mombi and her Ladies | Auxiliary Brigade, an army of enslaved Winged Monkeys, |
| other | auxiliary brigades and regiments |
| led to use being made of puddingstone as an | auxiliary building material supplementing flintstone b |
| An | auxiliary building contained a small gift-shop. |
| Some historic | auxiliary buildings remain. |
| 005), the reactor core is contained, and the | auxiliary buildings have been demolished or are being |
| 0) was a Wave-class oiler of the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary built at Haverton Hill by Furness Shipbuildi |
| ered fleet support tanker of the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary, built by Harland & Wolff. |
| lass fleet support tanker of the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary built at Govan by Harland & Wolff. |
| lass fleet support tanker of the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary built at Govan by Harland & Wolff Ltd. |
| AG-177) was a Shearwater-class miscellaneous | auxiliary built during the final months of World War I |
| lass fleet support tanker of the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary built at Sir J. Laing & Sons Ltd at Sunderla |
| As an | auxiliary, Burbidge worked in the Archdiocesan Office |
| Auxiliary Bus Lines also operated a separate route alo | |
| cessor to Bus Route D, which was operated by | Auxiliary Bus Lines from 1923 to 1948 along a portion |
| ficer saved the lives of three persons whose | auxiliary cabin boat upset in the harbor. |
| he debut album of The Mile End Ladies String | Auxiliary called, From Cells of Roughest Air. |
| sses mounted, Bormann was transferred to the | auxiliary camp at Hindenburg (now called Zabrze, Polan |
| It now serves as an | auxiliary campus for Teachers College, Columbia Univer |
| Industrial Drive ( | auxiliary) campus in Moultrie |
| Nagpur is the | auxiliary capital of the state. |
| McKee and Peadar Clancy were killed by their | Auxiliary captors under very suspicious circumstances: |
| lared that he and Kennedy were shot by their | Auxiliary captors. |
| oat charter and converted to naval use as an | auxiliary cargo ship by the Todd-Galveston Drydock Co. |
| hip commissioned in 2007 for the Royal Fleet | Auxiliary carries the name of the area, RFA Lyme Bay. |
| cludes an external power supply connected to | auxiliary cathodes and controlled by a feedback from r |
| AD 69) was a Batavian who commanded | auxiliary cavalry in the Roman Army. |
| Legio XIV Gemina, together with a couple of | auxiliary cavalry units. |
| He commanded the an | Auxiliary Cavalry Regiment, The Fife Mounted Rifle Vol |
| was, for a short time, Inspecting Officer of | Auxiliary Cavalry. |
| Established in 1990, the JIS X 0212 set of | auxiliary characters supplemented the previous charact |
| cus F, not from the center of coordinates C. | Auxiliary circle has radius a; minor auxiliary circle |
| rce diminished by conscription and organized | auxiliary citizens to assist his depleted ranks. |
| ed as a major in the United States Air Force | Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol. |
| The Korean Service Corps was an | auxiliary civilian formation organised by the South Ko |
| In 1989, eight | auxiliary classrooms were added to accommodate the arr |
| The principal leaves often have | auxiliary clusters of smaller leaves. |
| "The project of | auxiliary coast defense herewith, as submitted by Col. |
| Founded around AD 90, Caer Llugwy housed an | auxiliary cohort of around 500 men who policed the loc |
| and in the early 1840s with the Nova Scotia | Auxiliary Colonial Society. |
| It provided an | auxiliary command post and a communications link for t |
| The British claimed that only Major ( | Auxiliary Commandant) James Seafield-Grant was killed |
| Cabinet of the City of Hope, Chairman of the | Auxiliary Committee for the City of Hope and Chairman |
| icial title being chief, United States Naval | Auxiliary Communications Center. |
| nited States Coast Guard and its Reserve and | Auxiliary components to encourage members of the publi |
| In recognition of the | auxiliary continued to serve refreshments. |
| ddition of the Overboost Core, containing an | auxiliary core booster which allows an Armored Core to |
| other organizations such as the Women's Army | Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and the Women's Royal Air Force |
| Women's Army | Auxiliary Corps (Britain), a branch of the British mil |
| It eventually formed the bulk of the Polish | Auxiliary Corps (although several sources indicated it |
| In 1942, he declared that the Women's Army | Auxiliary Corps was opposed by the teachings of the Ch |
| ams enlisted in the U.S. Army's Woman's Army | Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) in July 1942. |
| ult of the Spanish army (along with a French | auxiliary corps) having been dispatched across the Por |
| ined the 2nd Infantry Regiment of the Polish | Auxiliary Corps, and then since February 16, 1918 he s |
| The Danish | Auxiliary Corps, which fought on the side of the Frenc |
| 00 soldiers were joined with the rump Polish | Auxiliary Corps. |
| nspector of Yorkshire's Women's Agricultural | Auxiliary Corps. |
| e-Advanced Placement courses, though various | auxiliary courses are offered to give students further |
| iet Union, as were all helicopters, and some | auxiliary craft were purchased from Poland. |
| whom she served as a store ship and general | auxiliary craft. |
| A new | auxiliary cruise terminal and event center was recentl |
| as captured on 14 January 1941 by the German | auxiliary cruiser Pinguin. |
| command the force sailed from Sydney on the | auxiliary cruiser HMAS Berrima on 19 August 1914. |
| The Hansa was a German | auxiliary cruiser of the Kriegsmarine used during Worl |
| pting to locate mines deployed by the German | auxiliary cruiser Pinguin and the auxiliary minelayer |
| s it "The action between HMAS Sydney and the | auxiliary cruiser Kormoran, 19 November 1941", the "Th |
| first shot was fired, at a different German | auxiliary cruiser which was also interned in a neutral |
| Widder (HSK 3) was an | auxiliary cruiser (Hilfskreuzer) of the German Navy th |
| of blockading San Juan was delegated to the | auxiliary cruiser USS Saint Paul, a former ocean liner |
| ond torpedo so no further damage to the U.S. | auxiliary cruiser was sustained. |
| he vessel was captured in 1941 by the German | auxiliary cruiser Atlantis, converted to an auxiliary |
| isers and forced a British light cruiser and | auxiliary cruiser to flee. |
| n 9 January 1917 she was commissioned as the | auxiliary cruiser Leopard, under the command of KK Han |
| SS Panther (AD-6), the former Austin, was an | auxiliary cruiser in the United States Navy. |
| and then sank a German merchant raider, the | auxiliary cruiser Atlantis, at a range of 14-15 km. |
| :-Guiding the light cruisers Kiso, Tama, one | auxiliary cruiser (Asaka Maru), three destroyers, two |
| the time, the blockade consisted of a single | auxiliary cruiser which patrolled and pursued blockade |
| He commanded the German | auxiliary cruiser Thor, a merchant raider, on two comb |
| The | auxiliary cruiser was crewed by members of the Michiga |
| a support role in the sinking of the German | auxiliary cruiser Komet in October. |
| five destroyers that intercepted the German | auxiliary cruiser Komet in the English Channel. |
| published by Doubleday & Company, about the | auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm (Note: though she |
| of the battle between HMAS Sydney and German | auxiliary cruiser Kormoran in November 1941. |
| d by the Navy 15 April 1898, converted to an | auxiliary cruiser by her builder, and commissioned 19 |
| he was scuttled on 1 July 1941 by the German | auxiliary cruiser Komet after suffering engine trouble |
| HMS Andes, | auxiliary cruiser |
| Auxiliary Cruiser Badge (1941) | |
| On 28 June, she was met by the American | auxiliary cruiser USS Yosemite which had just relieved |
| On 14 May, she encountered the German | auxiliary cruiser Stier, and was part of the task forc |
| SS Kronprinz Wilhelm, an | auxiliary cruiser converted from a civilian liner in 1 |
| On 22 November, Bauer was aboard the | auxiliary cruiser Atlantis in the south Atlantic, when |
| The | Auxiliary cruiser Mar Negro was an armed merchantman o |
| ember 1941 as Konteradmiral and commander of | auxiliary cruiser "Komet" (HSK-7) |
| aves and served as 1st Officer on the German | auxiliary cruiser Orion. |
| One surface raider, SMS Wolf ( | auxiliary cruiser), entered New Zealand waters and lai |
| the Shinano was armed and converted into an | auxiliary cruiser, mounting 2 x 6 inch guns (one fore |
| Highflyer, badly outgunning the German | auxiliary cruiser, first demanded surrender but the Ge |
| ss, Hamburg, where she was converted into an | auxiliary cruiser. |
| service in 1938 after being converted to an | auxiliary cruiser. |
| press of Japan was also refitted as an Armed | Auxiliary Cruiser. |
| ockade runner was intercepted by an American | auxiliary cruiser. |
| between a New Zealand cruiser and an Italian | auxiliary cruiser. |
| s and men of the Kriegsmarine for service on | Auxiliary Cruisers or the supply ships that supported |
| an-Japanese war of 1904-1905, he oversaw the | auxiliary cruisers of the Volunteer Fleet. |
| Both of them would ended up as | auxiliary cruisers of the Nationalist navy. |
| time both belligerents organized services of | auxiliary cruisers composed of merchant ships under th |
| The second, | auxiliary, dam is 14 m (46 ft) high and 133 m (436 ft) |
| The Rappbode | Auxiliary Dam (German: Rappbodevorsperre) is one of th |
| The area around the Rappbode | Auxiliary Dam is well-suited to walking. |
| atering area is maintained by the help of an | auxiliary dam on a tributary, West Sandy Creek. |
| Trautenstein, before it enters the Rappbode | Auxiliary Dam and, shortly thereafter, the Rappbode Da |
| Hassel | Auxiliary Dam and Rappbode Auxiliary Dam |
| The | auxiliary dam impounds the River Rappbode. |
| The Rappbode | Auxiliary Dam near Trautenstein is used, together with |
| transmission can include both the basic and | auxiliary data words. |
| Where needed, | auxiliary data can be transmitted. |
| In addition to his duties as an | auxiliary, De Simone was named vicar general of the Ar |
| an be made highly selective with the help of | auxiliary detectors, making them useful in searching f |
| has three bands: The Mile End Ladies String | Auxiliary, Diebold, and Strobes. |
| A 425 horsepower (317 kW) | auxiliary diesel engine was installed as an extra gene |
| ehind the sail was the exhaust piping of the | auxiliary diesel generator. |
| erations group, having the task to attack an | auxiliary direction as part of the 14th Army. |
| After the war, Leach served in the | Auxiliary Division of the Royal Irish Constabulary. |
| After World War I, Johnson served in the | Auxiliary Division of the Royal Irish Constabulary. |
| nding a unit of the Royal Irish Constabulary | Auxiliary Division based in the town of Macroom in Cou |
| ng column was ambushed by members of the RIC | Auxiliary Division at Selton Hill, County Leitrim. |
| ar, Hardy served with the 'F' Company of the | Auxiliary Division Royal Irish Constabulary or ADRIC ( |
| The county was occupied by the British Army, | Auxiliary Division and Black and Tan paramilitary poli |
| ention from London, the "Black and Tans" and | Auxiliary Division of the Constabulary were introduced |
| After World War I, Onions served in the | Auxiliary Division of the Royal Irish Constabulary. |
| gainst the British Army, Black and Tans, the | Auxiliary Division and Royal Irish Constabulary. |
| In addition, Tudor created the | Auxiliary Division, a temporary gendarmerie composed o |
| Assigned to the | Auxiliary Division, Atlantic Fleet 28 December 1915, s |
| rsons, so some students live in the school's | auxiliary dormitory on Cheung Chau and take kai-to to |
| Raphael's Head of a Muse, an | auxiliary drawing used to execute his masterpiece fres |
| jackshaft driven by the timing gears for the | auxiliary drive, with the oil pump driven by a quill s |
| eaded the female branch of the Air Transport | Auxiliary during the Second World War. |
| canes and Wellingtons with the Air Transport | Auxiliary during World War II |
| Geoffrey Wikner flew for the Air Transport | Auxiliary during the war, and in 1946 returned to Aust |
| Auxiliary duties include: patrolling the streets and h | |
| over by the Romanian Air Force and used for | auxiliary duties. |
| ng with being assigned various miscellaneous | auxiliary duties. |
| For ideal performance the | auxiliary electrode should be similar in surface area, |
| ectrode is often used in conjunction with an | auxiliary electrode, and a reference electrode in a th |
| of the shortest path between the working and | auxiliary electrode. |
| ydraulically-powered, but the training gear, | auxiliary elevation, auxiliary hoists and some loading |
| life the ferry employed 59 full-time and 18 | auxiliary employees, with annual traffic amounting to |
| The Knights of Peter Claver and Ladies | Auxiliary engages in a variety of church and community |
| An | auxiliary engine on a sailing craft (which does propel |
| n her port bow, rupturing a fuel tank in the | auxiliary engine room. |
| An | auxiliary engine was used to power the millstones unti |
| The mill was worked by | auxiliary engine, latterly an electric motor, until 19 |
| ones, with a third pair driven underdrift by | auxiliary engine. |
| cember, she was drydocked for repairs to her | auxiliary engines and port propeller. |
| Texas Student Media is an | auxiliary enterprise of The University of Texas at Aus |
| e for business and finance; human resources; | auxiliary enterprises; student affairs; information te |
| plans the station would be replaced by a new | auxiliary entrance to Howard at Rogers Avenue. |
| plans the station would be replaced by a new | auxiliary entrance at Ainslie from Argyle, while in th |
| k neighborhood at 4648 North Kedzie, with an | auxiliary entrance at 4649 North Spaulding Avenue. |
| On February 9, 2009, a new | auxiliary entrance at Polk street was opened due to an |
| The Parkside Avenue | auxiliary entrance closed on January 15, 1973. |
| station was changed, and Hoyne was made the | auxiliary entrance. |
| o plans the station would be replaced by new | auxiliary entrances at Glenlake from Granville and Hol |
| In the third, replacement would be by | auxiliary entrances at Elmdale from a new subterranean |
| All combining and distribution of | auxiliary equipment loads imposed on the building syst |
| to make it transportable, the boiler and its | auxiliary equipment (fuel oil heating, pumping units, |
| her truck and two single-axle trailers carry | auxiliary equipment |
| tropolitan-Vickers and Simon-Carves Ltd, the | auxiliary equipment manufactured by Mather & Platt and |
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