Diocesan

usgb/daɪˈɑːsɪsn/
noun

A bishop in charge of a diocese.

The Diocesan will visit our church next week.
Visual representation of "diocesan" - A bishop in charge of a diocese.

Often appears as...

  • diocesan bishop
  • diocesan visit

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Religious

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Hierarchy Title

Diocesan as a noun specifically refers to a high-ranking church official, stressing their authority.

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The Diocesan gave a sermon that resonated with the congregation.
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Church Visits

When a Diocesan visits, it's a significant event for the local church, often involving ceremonies or special services.

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The church was decorated for the Diocesan's visit.
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Not a Job Title

While Diocesan refers to a bishop, it emphasizes their jurisdiction, not just their occupation.

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As Diocesan, he oversees all the parishes in the region.
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