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Each diocese has a bishop or archbishop,or cardinal as the local head. The bishop, or archbishop, or cardinal, which is a formal title appointed by the Pope, all report to the Pope, who is the head Bishop of the Church.
Some dioceses have auxiliary bishops under the local diocese Bishop. Those auxiliary bishops report to the local bishop of the diocese.
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Who chooses a bishop?
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Holy Father makes all final decisions as to whom he will choose for Bishop. He may consult with others, but this decision is his, alone.
Who appoints the Bishop in the Catholic religion?
Only the pope can appoint a bishop in the Catholic Church.
Who was the first Catholic bishop of Australia?
The first Catholic Bishop of Australia was John Bede Polding.
When was Bishop Dunne Catholic School created?
Bishop Dunne Catholic School was created in 1961.
When was Bishop Challoner Catholic College created?
Bishop Challoner Catholic College was created in 1953.
When was Bishop Walsh Catholic School created?
Bishop Walsh Catholic School was created in 1966.
When was Bishop Paschang Catholic School created?
Bishop Paschang Catholic School was created in 1969.
What is the motto of Bishop Challoner Catholic College?
The motto of Bishop Challoner Catholic College is 'Laus Deo'.
What does a Catholic bishop head?
A bishop is the spiritual leader of a diocese.
Who are the wives of bishop weeks?
There is no Bishop Weeks in the Catholic Church.
When was Robert Ellison - Roman Catholic bishop - born?
Robert Ellison - Roman Catholic bishop - was born in 1942.
When was Bishop Heelan Catholic High School created?
Bishop Heelan Catholic High School was created in 1949.
