Bishopric of Alexandria

The Bishopric of Alexandria was a prominent Christian leadership position in early Christianity, centered in Alexandria, Egypt. The bishop was a key religious authority overseeing local churches, guiding spiritual practices, and shaping theological debates. It also held significant influence in civic matters and broader church affairs, often interacting with other bishops and the imperial authority. Historically, the see of Alexandria was one of the major centers of Christianity, contributing to doctrines, liturgical practices, and church organization that continue to influence Christianity today.