nuncio

“And I was horrified and I fired that nuncio,” Francis said, according to the Times article.

Last August, Vigano was suddenly appointed papal nuncio, or ambassador, to the United States.

The Pope wished to make Wolfe a bishop, and to invest him with all the pomp proper to a nuncio.

Three times he made excuse; and at length the Nuncio went on foot to seek in Froben's press the scholar who would not come to him.

The nuncio, Salviati, informs us that young Guise urged his mother herself to kill Coligny.

The papal nuncio and the Venetian envoy were mediators as well as members of the congress.

The moment Luther arrived the nuncio approached him with great demonstrations of friendship.