Definition: The term "archdiocese" is a term used in the Catholic Church for a bishopric. It describes a regional diocese or ecclesiastical entity that's located within a single cathedral, typically serving as a local governing body. Each archdiocese is governed by its own bishop, who has authority over matters such as canon law and financial management. This concept helps ensure that the entire diocese remains unified and can function effectively under the leadership of one bishop.
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