Preposition: of

• faith: I dined at our brother Mitchel's, a confessor of the faith which once he persecuted.

Converse of object

• have: Before him I had a confessor who was quite unbearable.

• become: Salomon, one of the first novices and the second warden of the house there, became general confessor of the citizens.

• martyr: The holy martyrs and confessors martyred and slain by the pagan Tartars for Christ our God.

• see: Amadeus - The Director's Cut After a failed suicide attempt, the aged and forgotten composer Salieri must see the confessor.

Adjective modifier

• holy: Rejoice, thou who hast been joined to the host of holy confessors!

• glorious: Rejoice, O venerable father Alexis, most glorious confessor of Christ and intercessor for our souls!

• good: One of the best confessors I ever met was almost totally deaf.

• new: Ikos 7 When the impious bound thee innocent and led thee into captivity, the Lord God showed thee to be a new confessor.

Noun used with modifier

• father: Geoffrey Macnab meets the father confessor of factual cinema, who claims to love all people - except George Bush.