This, of course, the Vatican monsignori will never do.
No railways had yet been allowed; the Vatican monsignori feeling by instinct the truth stated by Buckle, that railways promote the coming in of new ideas.
In great numbers they poured into Italy from the kingdom of Valencia to make their fortune at the papal court as monsignori and clerks, as captains and castellans, and in any other way that suggested itself.
Then come two privatemonsignori of the tonsure--still private!
Next come two hundred and sixty-five honorary monsignori extra urbem, six honorary chamberlains of the sword and cloak, then eight private chaplains.
Francesco Monsignori of Verona had attained the highest reputation as a painter.
Francesco Monsignori of Verona had painted many sacred subjects with the highest success before he was engaged to paint St. Sebastian for the Church of the Madonna, outside Mantua.
When some of the Vicars Apostolic who are supported at the Pope's cost signed the representation against the definition, the indignation was universal among the Monsignori and in the clerical world here.
Neither Pius nor the Monsignori and other curialists think it conceivable that the minority will hold out to the last in their opposition.
Each of the stipendiaries has discharged his obligation, and the Pope and Monsignori find that the Council has cost large sums, but think the money is well spent and will bring in abundant interest.
It is a saying current among the Monsignori that the Bishops are nothing but servants of the Pope.
Here he stood back, and allowed Cardinal Bonpre to pass in first, attended by Manuel,--Monsignori Gherardi and Moretti followed.
But among all the people who discussed the intended marriage there were two who were so well satisfied as to be almost jubilant, and these were the Monsignori Moretti and Gherardi.
Monsignori the Secretary of Briefs to Princes and the Master of the Apostolic Palace were presented to him.
It seemed that the whole court of Rome was there--monsignori and prelates without end.
The system of the monsignori was never to let him be out of sight, and his absence from the critical function had not only disappointed but alarmed them.
But the monsignori saw to everything and she allowed herself to be guided by them.
The friends, the monsignoriwhom she did sometimes meet at San Stefano, promoted the Pension Belloni in their conversation and called it the Palazzo Belloni.
And next day she saw two monsignori seated in eager conversation with Urania at the marchesa's table, while the marchesa and the prince nodded their heads.
She would have liked to warn Urania against the marchesa, the prince and the monsignori who had taken Rudyard's place, but especially against marriage, even marriage with a prince and duke.
There was a plan entered into by several cardinals and monsignori to induce the pope to recommend Cardinal Antonelli to resign his office as Cardinal-Minister and Secretary of State.
He lived to the age of eighty, and left children, who keep the family of the Monsignori alive in Mantua.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "monsignori" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
