Archbishop - Revision history

Paul Matisz at 17:50, 31 July 2008

2008-07-31T17:50:17Z

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	In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.		In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.

	An archbishop is properly addressed as "Your Grace".		An archbishop is properly addressed as "Your Grace" or "Your Eminence".
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Paul Matisz at 01:20, 18 June 2008

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	In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.		In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.

			An archbishop is properly addressed as "Your Grace".
	[[category:religion]]		[[category:religion]]
	[[category:christianity]]		[[category:christianity]]

Simoncursitor: Category

2006-10-16T09:05:21Z

Simoncursitor: Category

2006-10-16T08:48:47Z

User 144: categorising

2006-05-16T07:24:02Z

categorising

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	In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.		In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.
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Cian: tidy up

2005-02-21T02:39:06Z

tidy up

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	~~Ecclesiastical~~ rank in Christianity above that of [[bishop]] and (in [[Catholicism]]) below that of [[Pope]]. Probably applies throughout SCA period, but was abandoned by the later [[Protestant]] ~~chrushes~~, on the basis that each congregation ought to be autonomous under Christ.~~<br>~~		'''Archbishop''' is an [[ecclesiastical]] [[rank]] in [[Christianity]] above that of [[bishop]] and (in [[Catholicism]]) below that of [[Pope]]. Probably applies throughout [[SCA]] [[period]], but was abandoned by the later [[Protestant]] [[church]]es, on the basis that each congregation ought to be autonomous under [[Christ]].

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	~~Not~~ a rank one can award oneself; ~~and~~ really requires a number of bishops to support it.~~<br>~~		It is not a rank one can award oneself. It really requires a number of bishops to support it.

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	In Modern Real Life, occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.		In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.

Simoncursitor at 09:29, 5 October 2004

2004-10-05T09:29:15Z

New page

Ecclesiastical rank in Christianity above that of [[bishop]] and (in [[Catholicism]]) below that of [[Pope]]. Probably applies throughout SCA period, but was abandoned by the later [[Protestant]] chrushes, on the basis that each congregation ought to be autonomous under Christ.<br>
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Not a rank one can award oneself; and really requires a number of bishops to support it.<br>
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In Modern Real Life, occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.

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	In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.		In Modern Real Life, it is occasionally used as a means of establishing authority over a self-created sect.
	[[category:religion]]		[[category:religion]]
			[[category:christianity]]
			[[category:occupation (medieval)]]