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How do I address a bishop in a The bishop is a family member
of a close friend , I expect
to meet the bishop and I have
a request ( I am roman
catholic ) .
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Your Grace. |
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Hi! Bish? |
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The correct address for a Bishop is "Your Grace". You do not use 'dear', simply begin the letter, "Your Grace". Alternatively, some people use the style 'Dear Bishop X", which is more modern. However, I feel it is also less formal. Cheers :-) |
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Bishop X |
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Definitely Your Grace |
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Bishop, Episcopal - Address: The Right Reverend Full name, Bishop of Place name Salutation: Right Reverend Sir or Dear Bishop Last name Bishop, other Protestant - Address: The Reverend Full name Salutation: Dear Bishop Last name Bishop, Roman Catholic - Address: The Most Reverend Full name, Bishop of Place name Salutation: Your Excellency or Dear Bishop Last name |
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Slap his ass |
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use alot of cuss words |
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Yo dude |
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your Holiness |
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your excellence. |
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Your Grace is definitely the correct way since it is a formal letter. When you meet much will depend on how well you are aquainted with him. If perhaps you have known him prior to going in to religious life he may well waver all formalities and tell you to address him in the manner you previously did. |
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