| Lodge almoner Donald Worsnop said it was interesting to visit the school and see the work being done with the children. |
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| The former Royal Navy engineer was also an almoner for Beach Lodge for 26 years, which meant he visited sick members and Freemason widows. |
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| Both favoured him on accession, making him grand almoner and, in 1570, bishop of Auxerre, where he spent the rest of his life. |
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| His activity, cunning, and mastery of intrigue gained him the appreciation of Louis XI, who made him his almoner. |
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| In England the offices of hereditary grand almoner and high almoner still exist, as part of the Queen's Household. |
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| An almoner and a group of volunteers are available to offer moral support, administer the sacraments or provide counselling. |
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| The same applies to visits by an almoner, as well as to your spiritual adviser. |
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| The almoner visits patients regularly every day and is available at all times in case of an emergency. |
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| The papal almoner was inspired by a conversation he had with a homeless man named Franco, according to a report on the Vatican Insider website. |
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| He explains that once he recovered from the injury, he was captured by Spaniards, thrown in jail and then sent to Constantinople to be the almoner to the French Ambassador. |
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| The move, arranged by Pope Francis's almoner, follows a plan unveiled last year to install toilets and showers for the homeless in a renovated area in the vicinity of St Peter's Square. |
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| In 1693 Saint-Pierre gained a footing at court as almoner to the Duchess d'Orléans, who presented him with the abbacy of Tiron, a comfortable benefice. |
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| These outward functions include those of apostle, prophet, teacher, preacher, evangelist, helper, administrator, almoner, and he who engages in works of mercy. |
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