Reidy
Proper noun
Meaning
Reidy (plural Reidys)
A surname from Irish.
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Examples
And ‘Publishers acknowledge that digital content should be priced lower than the print content,’ said Carolyn Reidy, chief executive of Simon & Schuster.
Reidy hit the target three times, while Adrian Breen, Robbie Hanley, Ronan Connolly and Tom Morrissey also raised white flags.
Father Richard F. Reidy has been appointed vicar general and moderator of the curia.
Father Reidy said funeral Masses offer great benefits for the souls of the deceased, as the living offer Christ’s sacrifice to the Father, ask God to purify them of their sins and admit them to heaven.
Father Richard F. Reidy, vicar general of the Diocese of Worcester, said Wednesday, “In light of the bishop’s offer and the conditions on that offer, we are disappointed with the vote.
We’re faced with a very partisan pick who will be on the bench for decades, and will be deciding human rights cases and deciding reproductive rights,” said organizer Siobhan Reidy.