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***** [[:Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals|Cathedrals]], the main church in a diocese and seat of an (arch)bishop | ***** [[:Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals|Cathedrals]], the main church in a diocese and seat of an (arch)bishop | ||
***** [[:Category:Roman Catholic basilicas|Basilicas]], churches with a special status, which may be a cathedral | ***** [[:Category:Roman Catholic basilicas|Basilicas]], churches with a special status, which may be a cathedral | ||
***** [[:Category:Roman Catholic chapters|Chapters]], a group of religious and non religious persons responsible for running a church | |||
* Dioceses and Archdioceses directly under the pope, not part of an ecclesiastical province | * Dioceses and Archdioceses directly under the pope, not part of an ecclesiastical province | ||
* [[:Category:Roman Catholic military ordinariates|Military Ordinariates]], dioceses for the military services | * [[:Category:Roman Catholic military ordinariates|Military Ordinariates]], dioceses for the military services | ||
* [[:Category:Roman Catholic prelatures|Prelatures]] and [[:Category:Roman Catholic apostolic vicariates|Vicarates]], areas which are not (yet) part of a diocese | * [[:Category:Roman Catholic prelatures|Prelatures]] and [[:Category:Roman Catholic apostolic vicariates|Vicarates]], areas which are not (yet) part of a diocese | ||
* | * Officials of the church. This includes priests, deans, prelates and other officials not directly related to an (arch)diocese, convent or abbey. | ||
** with title of (arch)bishop of cardinal, but not connected to an (arch)diocese, see [[:Category:Roman Catholic personal arms]] | |||
*** with an honorary title of Monsignor, see [[:Category:Roman Catholic monsignori]] | |||
**** priests and other lower ranked clergy , see [[:Category:Roman Catholic priests]] | |||
* Monastic Orders | * Monastic Orders | ||
** [[:Category:Roman Catholic abbeys|Abbeys, monasteries and convents]], headed by abbots and mother-superiors | ** [[:Category:Roman Catholic abbeys|Abbeys, monasteries and convents]], headed by abbots and mother-superiors | ||
** [[:Category:Roman Catholic orders|Orders]] | ** [[:Category:Roman Catholic orders|Orders]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:13, 10 July 2021
The Roman Catholic Church is divided into the following structures:
- Cardinals, the highest officials in the church
- Ecclesiastical Provinces
- Archdioceses, headed by an Archbishop, often supported by an Auxiliary Bishop
- Dioceses, headed by a Bishop, sometimes supported by an Auxiliary Bishop
- Parishes, headed by a Priest
- (Arch)Decanates, groups of parishes
- Cathedrals, the main church in a diocese and seat of an (arch)bishop
- Basilicas, churches with a special status, which may be a cathedral
- Chapters, a group of religious and non religious persons responsible for running a church
- Dioceses, headed by a Bishop, sometimes supported by an Auxiliary Bishop
- Archdioceses, headed by an Archbishop, often supported by an Auxiliary Bishop
- Dioceses and Archdioceses directly under the pope, not part of an ecclesiastical province
- Military Ordinariates, dioceses for the military services
- Prelatures and Vicarates, areas which are not (yet) part of a diocese
- Officials of the church. This includes priests, deans, prelates and other officials not directly related to an (arch)diocese, convent or abbey.
- with title of (arch)bishop of cardinal, but not connected to an (arch)diocese, see Category:Roman Catholic personal arms
- with an honorary title of Monsignor, see Category:Roman Catholic monsignori
- priests and other lower ranked clergy , see Category:Roman Catholic priests
- with an honorary title of Monsignor, see Category:Roman Catholic monsignori
- with title of (arch)bishop of cardinal, but not connected to an (arch)diocese, see Category:Roman Catholic personal arms
- Monastic Orders
- Abbeys, monasteries and convents, headed by abbots and mother-superiors
- Orders
Subcategories
This category has the following 62 subcategories, out of 62 total.
A
- Arms of Roman Catholic Abbeys (388 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Abbots (1 P, 1,070 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Archbishops (2,217 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Archdioceses (207 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Basilicas (247 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Bishops (9,570 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Chapters (63 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Deans (2 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Decanates (36 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Dioceses (760 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Orders (27 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Parishes (125 F)
- Arms of Roman Catholic Vicars (14 F)
- Arms of SMOM Grandmasters (69 F)
C
- Catholic cardinals (2,111 P, 1 F)
G
R
- Roman Catholic abbeys (448 P, 20 F)
- Roman Catholic abbots (961 P, 37 F)
- Roman Catholic archabbots (empty)
- Roman Catholic archbishops (3,383 P, 8 F)
- Roman Catholic archdioceses (644 P, 1 F)
- Roman Catholic basilicas (247 P)
- Roman Catholic bishops (10,168 P)
- Roman Catholic cathedrals (5 P)
- Roman Catholic chaplaincies (1 P)
- Roman Catholic chapters (70 P)
- Roman Catholic churches (3 P)
- Roman Catholic deans (13 P, 10 F)
- Roman Catholic decanates (49 P)
- Roman Catholic dioceses (2,486 P, 2 F)
- Roman Catholic fraternities (2 P)
- Roman Catholic missions (4 P, 1 F)
- Roman Catholic monsignori (10 P)
- Roman Catholic orders (59 P, 32 F)
- Roman Catholic parishes (167 P, 7 F)
- Roman Catholic personal arms (393 P, 45 F)
- Roman Catholic prefects (4 P)
- Roman Catholic prefectures (10 P)
- Roman Catholic prelatures (20 P, 1 F)
- Roman Catholic priests (1 P)
- Roman Catholic seminaries (7 P)
- Roman Catholic vicariates (113 P, 2 F)
- Roman Catholic vicars (11 P)
S
- SMOM Grandmasters (empty)
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