Archbishop

The archbishop is the person in charge of leading

• a diocese, which can be a
  • metropolitan diocese or
  • suffragan diocese or
• a province.

He is appointed by the Pope or by a Sovereign.

His term of office lasts 3 months and 30 days (4 months) and is renewable once. At the beginning of his term of office, the annates are taken from the treasury and paid automatically to the Pope.

In his office, he may:

• appoint or dismiss a member of the diocesan council or canon.
• communicate (not activated).
• resign.

Holding the position of archbishop grants:

• divine truth points.
• 600 influence points.
• a archbishop's badge.
• a title.

Note:

• A metropolitan archbishop is in charge of an ecclesiastical province and a metropolitan diocese.
• A suffragan archbishop is nothing more or less than a bishop, except that he is in charge of a suffragan diocese.

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