Definition: Archbishops are priests who serve as bishops, or high-ranking officials in the Catholic Church. Their main role is to administer the sacraments (ζ΄η€ΌγεΌ₯ζγεΏζη) and to oversee various dioceses (ζεΊ) within a region. They also preside over church services and receive papal ordinations for new clergy.
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