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He may, it depends. The bishop has authority over every piece of property owned by the Catholic Church in his diocese - actually, in the United States, he is listed as the sole owner as a corporate sole. He has authority over every Catholic in his diocese. So if the Catholic hospital is owned by a religious order or by the diocese, and has Catholic working there, he would have moral authority over them. If the diocese actually owns the hospital or the Bishop is on the Board of Directors, then he would have direct legal input. A lot depends on how the hospital is set up.
What else can I help you with?
An area ruled by a bishop?
an area over which a bishop holds authority is known as a Diocese
Who is the bishop of the diocese of Gary IN?
The Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Gary, Indiana is Bishop Dale J. Melczek.
Who is bishop Ernest Kombo?
Bishop Kombo is the Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Owando in the Republic of the Congo. He was appointed bishop of this diocese in 1990.
What does a Catholic bishop head?
A bishop is the spiritual leader of a diocese.
Is a diocese secular?
No, a diocese is not secular. It is a geographical grouping of parishes under the jurisdiction of a bishop in the Catholic Church.
What are the roles of bishops and priests in Roman Catholic Church?
The Bishop is the automatic head in the local church of the diocese or archdiocese. While the priest, he is the head in a particular parish under the authority of the Bishop.
Current bishop of Canterbury Catholic?
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Catholic Church does not have a diocese in Canterbury.
What is a group of christian communities under the authority of a bishop?
A group of Christian communities under the authority of a bishop is known as a diocese. Each diocese encompasses multiple congregations and is part of a larger ecclesiastical structure within a denomination, such as the Roman Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, or Orthodox Churches. The bishop oversees the spiritual and administrative needs of the diocese, guiding the local churches and ensuring adherence to church teachings and practices.
How does a priest get his parish?
Catholic priests are assigned a parish by the bishop of the diocese.
How much money does Caritas get from the Catholic Church?
Your question reveals an ignorance of what "the Catholic Church" is. Each individual bishop rules a diocese, and each diocese is an autonomous Catholic Church. Even the Pope is just the Bishop of Rome. Thus each individual diocese contributes whatever its Bishop decides to use to support the individual Caritas in his diocese or his country, you would have to check with each individual diocese or archdiocese, of which there are 2,845 "particular" Churches, which, together, are collectively called "The Catholic Church".
What does a bishop head?
In the Catholic Church most Bishops head a diocese.
What religion typically appoints a bishop to oversee a diocese?
The religion that typically appoints a bishop to oversee a diocese is Christianity, specifically within the Catholic and Anglican traditions.
