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The ranks of the Catholic Church are:

Episcopate

1. Pope

2. Patriachs

3. Major Archbishops

4. Cardinals

5. Primates

6. Metropolitans

7. Archbishops

8. Diocesan Bishop

9. Bishop

Presbyterate

10. Priest

11. Diocesan (Vicar General, Vicar Episcopal, Judical Vicar, Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, Priest)

12. Forane Vicars

13. Pastors

14. Parochial Vicars

Diaconate

15. Archdeacons

16. Subdeacons

Equals To Diocesan Bishops

-Latin Right

--Territorial Prelate

--Territorial Abbot

--Vicar Apostolic

--Prefect Apostolic

--Administrator Apostolic (Permanent)

-Additional

--Apostolic Exarch

--Military Ordinary

--Personal Prelate

--Apostolic Administrator

--Superior of Autonomous Mission

--Diocesan Administrator

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