Übersetzung für 'Grand Almoner' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Grand Almoner

Großalmosenier {m}hist.

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almoner

Sozialhelfer {m}jobs

Armenpfleger {m}hist.jobs

Krankenhausfürsorger {m}jobs

Werbung

almoner [distributing money to the poor]

Almosenier {m} [auch: Almosener, Almosner] [kirchlicher Armenpfleger]hist.jobsrelig.

almoner [Br.] [female] [in a hospital]

Fürsorgerin {f} [im Krankenhaus]hist.jobs

almoner [Br.] [today: medical social worker]

Fürsorger {m} [im Krankenhaus]hist.jobs

grand {adj}

groß

herrschaftlich

prachtvollarchi.

gewaltig

großartig

stattlich [Gebäude etc.]

eindrucksvoll

beeindruckend

grand vizier

Großwesir {m}hist.

grand staircase

Feststiege {f} [österr.] [Prunktreppe]archi.

Prunktreppe {f}archi.

grand [coll.]

tausend Pfund {pl}curr.

Grand Prince

Großfürst {m}

Grand Guignol

ungeprüft Grand-Guignol {m}theatre

• He was also Grand Almoner of France. He was elevated to the Archbishopric of Reims on October 27, 1777 and became Abbot commendatory of the abbey Notre-Dame de Cercamp from 1777 to 1789.
• He became Grand Almoner to Catherine de' Medici (she was his maternal cousin's daughter), who had convinced him to set aside his fighting career for an ecclesiastical one.
• Shortly thereafter he was named Master of the Royal Chapel ("Maître de l'Oratoire") of Francis I, a post he held until his promotion to Grand Almoner in 1543.
• He was also appointed in 1786 Grand Almoner of France, and on 30 March 1789 Pope Pius VI created him a cardinal.
• In the reign of Charles II, Father Howard was made grand almoner to Queen Catherine of Braganza.

• The Hereditary Grand Almoner, a position instituted by Richard I, distributed alms on the occasion of a coronation.
• Prominent among these was the Archbishop of Rouen, Louis III de La Vergne de Tressan, Grand Almoner of France during the Regency.
• The marquessate of Exeter is the senior marquessate in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. The Marquesses also hold the title of hereditary Grand Almoner and Lord Paramount of Peterborough.
• Associated with the almoner's office is the grand almoner, a hereditary title in the hands of the Marquess of Exeter.
• The Ecclesiastical Household of the king was headed by the Grand Almoner of France ("Grand aumônier de France") (created by Francis I), most often a bishop.