- An
episcopal polity is a
hierarchical form of
church governance in
which the
chief local authorities are
called bishops. The word "bishop" here is derived...
- June 2002),
British Civil Wars,
Commonwealth and
Protectorate 1638–60:
Episcopy,
British Civil Wars,
archived from the
original on 29
August 2012, retrieved...
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William Michael Cosgrove (November 26, 1916 –
December 11, 1992) was an
American prelate of the
Roman Catholic Church. He
served as
bishop of the Diocese...
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jurisdictions were established, has the
earliest mention of the Bishopric/
Episcopy of Ras,
stating it
belonged to the
Bulgarian autocephal church during the...
-
which the
rights and
jurisdictions were established,
mentions that the
Episcopy of Ras
belonged to the
Bulgarian autocephal church during the time of Peter...
- the
Episcopy of Ras
belonged to the
Bulgarian autocephal church during the time of
Peter I (927–969) and
Samuel of
Bulgaria (977–1014). The
episcopy was...
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ritual and
built many
churches and
chapels in
rural areas. He
resigned the
episcopy in 1972 to
become Bishop Emeritus. He also
served on
several government...
-
Kansas City.
Retrieved 9
January 2025. "Congratulations On 35
Years Of
Episcopy:
Bishop Tarcius Ngalalekumtwa" (Translated from the
original Swahili language)...
- with the Government. He is a
thorough Libertine, yet sets up
mightily for
Episcopy; a hard drinker; a thin body; a
middle stature;
ambitious of po****rity...
-
churches in Ras and area of Ras
could indicate existence of an
ancient episcopy,
possibly connected to the
ancient Bishopric of Ulpiana.
Byzantine rule...
