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大主教

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Also known as archeparch, Archiepískopou

In Christianity, an archbishop is a bishop of higher rank or office. In most cases, such as the Catholic Church, there are many archbishops who either have jurisdiction over an ecclesiastical province in addition to their own archdiocese, and some who hold non-metropolitan sees or are otherwise granted a titular archbishopric. In others, such as the Lutheran Church of Sweden, the title is borne by the leader of the denomination. thumb|The Archbishop of Uppsala is the primate of the [[Church of Sweden. The Church of Sweden was the only Lutheran church to keep the episcopal polity and apostolic

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An archbishop is a senior bishop in the Christian church who holds a higher rank or broader responsibilities than ordinary bishops. The role varies across different Christian denominations—in the Catholic Church, archbishops typically oversee larger regions called ecclesiastical provinces, while in some churches like the Lutheran Church of Sweden, the title designates the head of the entire denomination.

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رئيسة أساقفة
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organization directed by the office or position
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大司教(だいしきょう、ラテン語: Archiepiscopus)は、カトリック教会の聖職者位階司教の範疇に属する聖務職。正教会と聖公会では大主教に相当する。他言語のほとんどでは区別せず、たとえば英語ではともにアーチビショップ(archbishop)である。カトリックの教会行政では特定の司教に与えられる栄誉称号であるが、聖職者としては司教と同様の位階ながらもしばしば他の司教を超える大きな権限を享有した。 「大主教」および「アーチビショップ」も参照 カトリック教会の教会法において4種類に分類される。 * 教会管区(複数の司教区の総体)の長としておよび統治権を有する管区大司教(首都大司教) * 教会管区ではなく大司教区の長としての裁治権を有する。 * 消滅した大司教区の名義上任命されている名義大司教。 * 個人的表彰としてローマ教皇から称号として授与された定住教区司教。

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