👉 The term "archiepiscopality" is a term used in Catholicism to describe the Church's hierarchical structure, particularly within the episcopate. It refers to the hierarchy of bishops and priests who are appointed by the Pope as the principal representatives of the people of God. In the context of the Catholic Church, the archiepiscopates are the senior officials and clerics in charge of various aspects of ecclesiastical administration, including the selection and appointment of bishops
