Definition of: coadjutor

(kō·aj′ə·tər, kō′ə·j oomacr ′tər) noun
An associate in action; a co-worker or colleague, especially one appointed to assist in official duties, as the assistant of a bishop. See synonyms under ACCESSORY, ASSOCIATE, AUXILIARY.
—co·ad′ju·tress, co·ad′ju·trix noun fem.

Most often used phrases:

coadjutor bishop
appointed coadjutor
coadjutor archbishop
bishop coadjutor
named coadjutor
coadjutor vicar apostolic
elected coadjutor
coadjutor bishops
made coadjutor
consecrated coadjutor
apostolic coadjutor
new coadjutor
coadjutor diocesan
also coadjutor
suffragan coadjutor

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