👉 In the context of Christian theology, "hyperarchepiscopal" refers to a hierarchical structure in which one bishop is directly over many bishops. This system was developed by the Roman Catholic Church in the 6th century and has been used in various forms throughout history. The idea behind this system is that each bishop has oversight over a large number of bishops and priests, with each bishop having a significant role within their own diocese. This allows for greater accountability, transparency, and governance in the church
