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Why does the Bishop call a single mass in the cathedral in San Salvador?
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What do you call the church of the bishop?
The bishop's church is the cathedral of the diocese.
What did they call the large churches in the middle ages?
Some large churches were cathedrals, but the fact that a church was large did not make it a cathedral. The thing that made it a cathedral was that it was the church of a bishop. Westminster Abbey was not a cathedral, except for a period of about ten years when a bishop was presiding there.
Why do we call a chair a chair?
The word "chair" derives from the Latin "cathedra", the connection being the designation of a church that was the "seat" of a bishop as a cathedral.
What item is needed to call a Church a Cathedral?
A cathedra, which is the official chair where the Bishop presides. It's an actual physical chair, not just a symbol.
What did arawaks call san salvador?
The Arawaks called San Salvador "Guanahani".
What do you call the building where the temple is?
a cathedral
What do you call a large church?
A cathedral.
What do you call an important church in the city?
A Cathedral?
What do you call a bishop's wife?
Call her Sister.
What does El Salvador call their money?
El Salvador's money is the same currency as the United States
What is money call in El Salvador?
they call their money U.S. dollars
What do they call priests who are permanent staff in a cathedral?
canon
