Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Home and Garden: [header] How to address an archbishop [title] Greet an archbishop formally by saying " your excellency. [step] " when you approach an archbishop, it's best to give them a formal salutation. Both " your excellency " and " your grace " are acceptable and highly respectful greetings.

Ending1: [substeps] " dear sir/madam " is used to spell " your excellency " and it is also a polite greeting. It also keeps visitors from bothering the more distant brother and nephew of the archbishop, who often otherwise enjoy being addressed. Ending2: [substeps] For example, if you wanted to show your appreciation in person, say something like, " good morning, your grace. I'd like to thank you for your work in the catholic community. Ending3: [substeps] Greeting a bishop separately is a good way to show the congregation that you're who you say you are. If you're calling to see if he intends to give taxes, for example, you could write, " dear father morre, dear aunt jill, dear grandmother aquarius. Ending4: [substeps] Pronounce " your excellency " as " prime "-so as not to: " his grace "-so for the party, " vice or supreme husband " will be more appropriate. [title] Address any lower level member of the church or congregation.

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