It is broken into smaller sections called parishes which contain a parish church. A diocese is a geographical area over which a bishop governs.The coadjutor is the one that is appointed to succeed the bishop of the diocese of which he is coadjutor. A coadjutor bishop is one that governs a diocese or archdiocese along with another bishop.Auxiliary bishops are bishops appointed to assist an archbishop in running an archdiocese.Paul and Minneapolis as well as the other presiding bishops of the other 5 dioceses of Minnesota. For example, Archbishop John Nienstedt oversees the Archdiocese of St. Archbishopsgovern their diocese (called an archdiocese) as well as govern the other bishops of a nearby area. A bishop is one who oversees a diocese as its chief pastor.The College of Cardinals simply refers to the body of cardinals, those that are allowed to vote in papal elections.Pope in liturgy, Church administration and counsel. From the early times they were (and some still are) assistants to the The title is generally given to bishops of prominent or large dioceses (i.e. Cardinals are bishops or archbishops that have been given special designation to be eligible as the next pope.Even when he is not speaking ex cathedra his teaching authority is to be respected. The pope does not make infallible pronouncements as a private person, but rather does so as the supreme teacher of the Catholic faith. Infallibility also extends to all other bishops as long as they are speaking together with the pope. This does not mean that he is impeccable or that every time he speaks he is infallible. 16:13-19), has the ability to speak infallibly ex cathedra on matters of faith and morals only. The pope, by the power of the keys and promise of Jesus to protect the Church (Matt.The cardinals vote each day until a majority of the votes cast are in favor of one person. The election is held amongst the cardinals of the Church that form a conclave and select the next pope. The present day process for selecting a pope is through election.While he himself is the bishop of the diocese of Rome, he is the leader of the entire Christian flock as commissioned by Jesus (John 21:15-19). Of all the bishops and archbishops in the world he is the leader. He is the Vicar of Christ in that he guides the Church in faith and morals. The pope is the head of the Church on earth.One who is ordained is someone who has received the sacrament of Holy Orders. A non-ordained person is typically referred to as a lay person, or one who is not a member of the clergy. There are many roles within the Catholic Church for both ordained and non-ordained people.
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