1. Holy Father - Noun
2. Holy Father - Proper noun
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
Source: WordNetAddressing the forty thousand people present in St. Peter's Square, the Holy Father commented that almsgiving is as ancient as the Bible and, along with sacrifice, was one of the duties religious people were obliged to perform. Source: Internet
In Spanish and Italian, "Beatísimo/Beatissimo Padre" (Most Blessed Father) is often used in preference to "Santísimo/Santissimo Padre" (Most Holy Father). Source: Internet
But as soon as the Holy Father set foot on our soil, the hostile voices began to fall silent. Source: Internet
“I can confirm that neither the Holy Father nor his closest aides are among these,” he said. Source: Internet
Krajewski continued: “The Holy Father will then decide the destination of the alms collected for the health crisis.” Source: Internet
Our Holy Father, Pope Francis, in the same homily on virtuality, spoke about the accompaniment in life’s journey that we all have with the Lord Himself. Source: Internet