Coughling superior Bishop Gallagher

The transcript discusses the hierarchical relationships within a religious context, focusing on Father Cotland's immediate superior and his ally, Bishop Gallagher. It highlights Father Coquelin's challenges with heresy and the unwavering support he receives from his superiors, emphasizing a commitment to stand by him unless a superior loses their life.

Who is Father Coquelin's staunchest ally mentioned in the text?

What is the age of Bishop Gallagher as mentioned in the text?

What stance does Father Coquelin take regarding heresy?

What does the speaker mean by 'a life of superior lose'?

What is the overall attitude of the speaker towards Father Coquelin?