suffragan bishop

The first suffragan bishops also began arriving in 1598.

While archbishop, he secured two new suffragan bishops for his province.

After his death no more Suffragan Bishops were appointed until 1870.

These suffragan bishops hold only the authority given them by the diocesan bishop.

If he does this, his suffragan bishops will also be bound by his declaration.

Its sessions were attended by six archbishops and thirty-five suffragan bishops.

These are suffragan bishops, appointed by the metropolitans, whose main purpose is to be available for this ministry.

Thus the restored hierarchy consisted of one metropolitan archbishop and twelve suffragan bishops.

A diocesan bishop can have as many as three assistants, called suffragan bishops.

The suffragan bishops have been under the juridiction of a number of different dioceses.

He also set up a court at Canterbury that heard appeals from the ecclesiastical courts of his suffragan bishops.

The other bishops are known as suffragan bishops.

Until 1927, the suffragan bishops had been appointed for the Diocese of Winchester.

At present the archbishop has three suffragan bishops:

The archdiocese included a number of suffragan bishops:

The Church of Ireland has no suffragan bishops, not even in the geographically large dioceses.

Copies of this letter are to be sent to all suffragan bishops and to all (dependent) monasteries.

He had three suffragan bishops and three archdeacons.

Under the crusaders, the diocese increased over time to having ten suffragan bishops, including the bishop of Sebastea.

In the 7th century Stauropolis had twenty-eight suffragan bishops and twenty-six at the beginning of the 10th century.

There are three suffragan bishops.

One of the main weaknesses of the see of York was its lack of suffragan bishops.

As bishop, he often assisted the archbishops of York with consecrations, as they had few suffragan bishops.

Two suffragan bishops, styled evêque-duc pair de France :

Suffragan bishops (ordered according to seniority of consecration)