Archbishops

Archbishops are senior bishops within certain Christian denominations, such as the Anglican, Catholic, and Orthodox Churches. They oversee and coordinate the activities of multiple dioceses or regions within their church's hierarchy. Their responsibilities include guiding church doctrine, supporting local bishops, and representing the church in broader religious or public affairs. Essentially, an archbishop serves as a leader and administrator for a larger geographic area, ensuring unity and the effective functioning of church communities under their jurisdiction.