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abbot

[ab-uht] / ˈæb ət /
NOUN
prior
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“I am looking forward to the silence finally stopping, because 54 years of silence is a long time,” said Bishop Kassianos of Aravissos, the abbot of the seminary.

From The Wall Street Journal

The temple’s abbot, who grew up around elephants, said he would prefer if the elephants stayed in their natural habitat in Surin.

From New York Times

The Russian Orthodox Church stripped Romanov of his abbot’s rank for breaking monastic rules and later excommunicated him, but he rejected the rulings.

From Seattle Times

The government also placed sanctions on its abbot, another wealthy churchman and several bishops in Russia or Russian-held parts of Ukraine.

From Seattle Times

Next to the monastery sits a second building with four rooms, likely around a courtyard — possibly the home of an abbot or even a bishop in the early church.

From Seattle Times