advocatus Dei
advocatus Dei noun: a canon lawyer appointed by the Church to argue for the canonization of the proposed candidate.
Noun
advocatus Dei
- A canon lawyer appointed by the Church to argue for the canonization of the proposed candidate.
Questions about advocatus Dei
- What does advocatus Dei mean?
- Advocatus Dei means a canon lawyer appointed by the Church to argue for the canonization of the proposed candidate.
- What part of speech is advocatus Dei?
- Advocatus Dei is a noun.
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