Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,752 - May 9 2022s.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A fifth of money put in collection so far | ASYET |
| A lover of priestess carrying cross for great king | ALEXANDER |
| A period of fasting among sources of fruit and sweeties | VALENTINES |
| American throne for English king | JOHN |
| Caught, unlike priests — in court, sort of | CLAY |
| Closed with rite in unusual order, like monks in monastery | CLOISTERED |
| Curate muddled about name for mythical creature | CENTAUR |
| Ecstasy among RC saints confused scriptwriter | SCENARIST |
| Elected with no change in Washington, pure and simple | INNOCENT |
| Figurative expressions translated by 11, 21, and 27, say, apart from first page | TROPES |
| First in a certain line, second cutting in — bother! | PESTER |
| Follower of uniform writer of history? | VICTOR |
| For example, interrupting tardy representative | LEGATE |
| Gift I can point out — what preacher's good at | PONTIFICATING |
| Like some big game one bungled in series | LEONINE |
| Like some puzzles in mathematics | THEMATIC |
| Monarch once put foot down on female party member? | STEPHEN |
| Name of woman the Devil upended with triumphant expression | NATASHA |
| Not successfully treated, a priest abroad died | UNCURED |
| One old-fashioned object of veneration | IDOL |
| Prophetic text in final letter going into East European port | EZEKIEL |
| Religious aid on which one can count | ROSARY |
| Religious alliance in turbulent age he and you'll put together | HOLY |
| Resisted leader of flock repeatedly going outside closed circle | FENDEDOFF |
| Ring on bishop, with gemstone, ornamental article | OBJET |
| Role for Catholic woman once in charade — a con, essentially | DEACONESS |
| See 9 | LEAGUE |
| Swallow cocktail the second one's left | MARTIN |
| Time to remember rising in Dublin and Rome? | EASTER |
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