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Definitions from the WebTerm: Very ReverendPart of Speech: Adjective, Noun Sense 1 (Adjective): Used as a title of respect for certain members of the clergy. Sample Sentence 1: The Very Reverend Bishop addressed the congregation with great wisdom and compassion. Sample Sentence 2: The Very Reverend Monsignor is highly regarded for his tireless dedication to his parishioners. Sample Sentence 3: The Very Reverend Mother Superior guided the young novices on their spiritual journey. Related Products on Amazon: Clergy Robes, Cross Pendant Sense 2 (Noun): A title of respect for a person who holds a high position in a religious organization or institution. Sample Sentence 1: The Very Reverend is responsible for overseeing the activities of all the priests in the diocese. Sample Sentence 2: The Very Reverend heads the committee that organizes charitable events for the church. Sample Sentence 3: The Very Reverend is known for his spiritual guidance and ability to bring people together. Related Products on Amazon: Bible Stand, Religious Books | ||||
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