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A diocese means a collection of churches that exist in the same geographical region. It is headed by a bishop. The main church is called the Cathedral because it has the bishop's chair in it (called the Catherda) \
> PRELATE BISHOP -A BISHOP HEADING A SMALL DIOCESE CALLED A PRELATURE> PATRIARCH BISH0P-BISHOP HEADING A ANCIENT CHURCH CALLED PATRIACHYWHOSE ROOTS REACH TO THE TIME OF THE APOSTLES AND THEIRIMMEDIATE SUCCESSORS.>TITULAR BISHOP- HE MAINTAINS THE CEREMONIAL TITLE OF AN EXTINCT(DIOCESAN BISHOP) DIOCESE. SINCE A TYPICAL DIOCESE ONLY HAVE ONEBISHOP , THE TITLE OF THE DIOCESE BELONGS TO THEHEAD-BISHOP ALONE.> AUXILIARY BISHOP- IF ONE DIOCESE INCREASE ITS MEMBERSHIP, ACTI-VITIES AND NUMBER OF PRIESTS AND RESOURCES,THE SERVICES OF ONE BISHOP BECOMES INSUFFICIENT.AND NOW THE APPOINTMENT OF AUXILIARY BP. IS VALID.AUXILIARY COMES FROM THE WORD THE LATIN WORD"AUXILIUM" WHICH MEANS "HELP". AN AUXILIARY Bp.MEANS "HELPER BISHOP".>SUFFRAGAN BISHOP- is a bishop subordinate to a metropolitan bishop or diocesan bishop. They may be assigned to an area which does not have a cathedral of its own.>ARCHDIOCESAN BISHOP- A HEAD OF AN ARCHDIOCESE.A ARCHDIOCESE IS BIGGER THAN A DIOCESE OR IT IS CALLED "MOTHER DIOCESE" BECAUSE SOMETIMES A NEW DIOCESE IS CAME FROM A ARCHDIOCESE
A diocese is referred to as a "see" because the term originates from the Latin word "sedes," meaning "seat" or "throne." This designation reflects the bishop's role as the spiritual leader and overseer of the diocese, with the "seat" symbolizing his authority and jurisdiction. The term emphasizes the central location of the bishop's ecclesiastical authority, typically associated with the cathedral of that diocese. Thus, "see" signifies both the geographical boundaries of the diocese and the bishop's position within it.
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A cathedral is the principal church of a bishop's diocese, containing the episcopal throne.It's derived from a latin word - cathedra (seat or chair) - which refers to the presence of a bishop's chair or throne.
A cathedral is the principle church in a diocese, and with which a bishop is officially associated. The word comes from the Latin for 'seat' - as it was where the bishop's throne was kept.
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eparchy EPARCHYWe couldn't answer that question in this week's crossword either.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Orthodox_Churchhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EparchyNic Eastern Orthodox view:A bishop's diocese in the Eastern Orthodox Church is called an "Episcopy" in Greek, or a "Bishopric" in English.An eparchy is an ancient name for the area administered by an Eparch, but these offices no longer exist. Today, the word eparchy or "eparchia" in Greek, means a province.
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