The position of cardinal is not an order to which one can be ordained; rather, a cardinal is simply an elector of the pope and the title is an honorific office in the Church independent of the priesthood. "cardinal" is the next order after "bishop"
A Bishop.
A Bishop.
bishop
pope (bishop of rome) ^^^^^ bishop ^^^^^ priest ^^^^^ deacon
You must be ordained to the priesthood before you can be consecrated a bishop.
In many contexts, such as in the hierarchy of the Christian Church, the title that comes after Bishop is often "Archbishop." In other contexts, like chess, the Knight follows the Bishop in terms of piece movement. The specific answer depends on the context you are referring to.
Archbishop
Morris Brown
They were meeting to discuss who they should put in as the new bishop.
First of all, you must be an experienced priest. Next you must be appointed as a bishop by the pope. Finally, you are then ordained by another existing bishop.
King on color
There isn't a Bishop of Sandwich, Kent comes under the Diocese of Canterbury so you have an Archbishop There used to be a Bishop of Sandwich, back in the Middle Ages, but I cannot find out when it was discontinued