“I got into work today to find a certain colleague ranting and raving about the latest episode of Keeping up with Kardashians.”

“I offer this challenge to you in the spirit of colleagueship and recognition that this is a great adventure that we are engaged in together.”

“Its goal is to further, in the spirit of colleagueship, a union and a much closer co-operation among the episcopacies, and, of the episcopacies with the Holy See, in the pastoral questions that concern the European Community.”

“Holly Johnson, Chief, Research and Analysis Program, CCJS, and Robin Fitzgerald, Senior Advisor, Special Studies, provided institutional support and colleagueship.”

“But do you not find pens 'walk' around the office? I can never keep a pen on my desk, whereas one of my colleagues seems to 'breed' them.”

“On Wednesday night, there was a clear demonstration of the effect that absence has on colleagues.”

“The Abenakis and their colleagues were not quite as deferential to the governor as he had hoped.”