- A
titular bishop in
various churches is a
bishop who is not in
charge of a diocese. By definition, a
bishop is an "overseer" of a
community of the faithful...
- such a see may be
styled a "
titular metropolitan" (highest rank), "
titular archbishop" (intermediary rank) or "
titular bishop" (lowest rank),
which normally...
-
Chalcedon as a
titular see with
archiepiscopal rank, with
known in****bents
since 1356.
Among the
titular bishops named to this see were
William Bishop (1623–1624)...
- installation.[citation needed] A
titular bishop (or
titular archbishop) is a/an (arch)
bishop who is not (arch)
bishop of a/an (arch)diocese;
unless (since...
-
bishops can also be
titular bishops of sees that no
longer exist as
territorial jurisdictions. In the
Catholic Church,
auxiliary bishops exist in both the...
- patriarch.
Titular bishops in the
Roman Catholic Church may be ****istant
bishops with
special faculties,
coadjutor bishops (these
bishops are now named...
-
included in the
Catholic Church's list of
titular sees.
Three of its
bishops are known: Dulcitius,
legate of the
bishops of
Tripolitana to the
Council of Carthage...
- Rome
Titular bishop, a
bishop who is not in
charge of a
diocese Titular church, a
church in Rome ****igned or ****ignable to one of the
cardinals Titular see...
- (later Archbishop)*
Titular Bishop:
Bishop Antonio Cardona Riera (later Archbishop) (1928.03.10 – 1950.02.02)
Titular Bishop:
Bishop Rafael Balanzá y Navarro...
- seat of a
Latin Church bishop. The
Latin bishopric, no
longer residential, is
today listed by the
Catholic Church twice as a
titular see
under the names...
