eparch

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An eparch is a bishop in certain Eastern Christian churches who oversees an eparchy, the equivalent of a diocese.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bishop
ecclesiastical office
analogousOfficeInLatinChurch bishop of a diocese
associatedWithTerm eparchial
canAdminister confirmation
holy orders
canConsecrate altars
churches
canConvocate eparchial assembly
canIssue particular law for the eparchy
canOrdain deacons
priests
canPerform chrismation
canPresideOver eparchial liturgical celebrations
equivalentTo diocesan bishop
etymology from Greek eparchos meaning governor or prefect
governsTerritoryType particular church
hasJurisdictionOver clergy in an eparchy
laity in an eparchy
hasLiturgicalInsignia crozier
engolpion NERFINISHED
mitre
hasPastoralSymbol pastoral staff
mayBeMemberOf synod of bishops NERFINISHED
mayHaveTitle eparchial bishop
officeType territorial jurisdiction
oversees eparchy
participatesIn episcopal consecrations
rankInHierarchy episcopal rank
religiousRite Armenian Rite NERFINISHED
Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
Chaldean Rite NERFINISHED
Syriac Rite NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
responsibleFor administration of an eparchy
liturgical oversight
pastoral care in an eparchy
seminary formation in the eparchy
teaching of the faith
subjectTo canon law of his church sui iuris
subordinateTo major archbishop
metropolitan
patriarch
titleLanguage Greek
usedIn Eastern Catholic Churches NERFINISHED
Eastern Christian churches NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Churches NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox Churches NERFINISHED

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