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internuncio
internuncio XVII. — It. internunzio ; see INTER- , NUNCIO . Read more
apostolic nuncio
...there are none in the United States, Great Britain, or the republics of the former Soviet Union. In some countries the nuncio is by courtesy made the dean of the diplomatic corps. Ministers of the second class are called apostolic internuncios. Read more
legate
...legatus a latere, a cardinal commissioned for a special confidential assignment as a representative of the pope; the nuncio or internuncio, who represents the Holy See, both temporally and ecclesiastically, in countries that exchange ambassadors with the Vatican... Read more

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