Coadjutor
Co`ad`ju´tor
COADJUTOR, eccl. law. A fellow helper or assistant; particularly applied to
the assistant of a bishop.
Grand Penitentiary,
Holy Father,
abuna,
acolyte,
adjunct,
adjutant,
agent,
aid,
aide,
aide-de-camp,
aider,
ally,
antipope,
archbishop,
archdeacon,
archpriest,
assistant,
associate,
attendant,
auxiliary,
bedfellow,
best man,
bishop,
bishop coadjutor,
brother,
brother-in-arms,
canon,
cardinal,
cardinal bishop,
cardinal deacon,
cardinal priest,
chaplain,
coadjutant,
coadjutress,
coadjutrix,
cohort,
colleague,
companion,
compatriot,
compeer,
comrade,
confederate,
confrere,
consociate,
consort,
crony,
curate,
dean,
deputy,
diocesan,
ecclesiarch,
exarch,
executive officer,
fellow,
fellow member,
help,
helper,
helpmate,
helpmeet,
hierarch,
high priest,
lieutenant,
metropolitan,
papa,
paranymph,
paraprofessional,
patriarch,
penitentiary,
pontiff,
pope,
prebendary,
prelate,
primate,
rector,
rural dean,
second,
servant,
sideman,
subdean,
suffragan,
supporting actor,
supporting instrumentalist,
vicar