- dioceses. The role or
office of the
bishop is
called episcopacy or the
episcopate. Organisationally,
several Christian denominations utilise ecclesiastical...
- The
historic or
historical episcopate comprises all
episcopates, that is, it is the
collective body of all the
bishops of a
group who are in
valid apostolic...
-
Episcopate can
refer to the rank or fact of
being a
bishop a
group of
bishops that
together form a
historical episcopate episcopal polity, a form of organization...
-
Apostle in Rome near the end of Paul's life. The
earliest witness to the
episcopate of
Linus was Irenaeus, who in c. AD 180
wrote that "the
blessed apostles...
-
Bishop of
Jerusalem may
refer to:
Early bishops of
Jerusalem (until 451) Gr****
Orthodox Patriarch of
Jerusalem Syriac Orthodox Archbishop of Jerusalem...
- The
Polish Episcopal Conference or
Polish Bishops'
Conference (Polish:
Konferencja Episkopatu Polski or KEP) is the
central organ of the
Catholic Church...
-
holds the 6th
episcopate of the
Roman church for 10 years." AD 128, 12th year of Hadrian: "Telesphorus
received the
seventh episcopate of the
Roman church...
- The
Restoration was the
return of the
monarchy to
Scotland in 1660
after the
period of the Commonwealth, and the
subsequent three decades of
Scottish history...
- origin. The
primary sources vary over the
dates ****igned to Victor's
episcopate, but
indicate it
included the last
decade of the
second century. Eusebius...
-
current Archbishop of the
Orthodox Church in America's
Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America. Born to a Romanian-American
family in Aurora, Illinois, he...
