Episcopacy

The episcopacy of the bishop of Montreal covers the entire island of Montreal in Quebec, Canada.

The episcopacy of the bishop of Rio de Janeiro covers the entire state of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

The episcopacy of the bishop of Manila extends to several provinces in the Philippines.

The episcopacy of the bishop of Rome includes the Vatican City.

The episcopacy has been a controversial issue in Protestantism for centuries.

The Church of England has a long tradition of episcopacy, dating back to the time of King Henry VIII.

The episcopacy is one of the distinguishing features of the Eastern Orthodox Church.

The episcopacy was a controversial issue during the Reformation.

The episcopacy is often seen as a symbol of traditional authority within the church.

The episcopacy has been challenged by various reform movements throughout history.

Many people look back on the episcopacy with nostalgia for a simpler time.

The episcopacy era in Europe lasted for several centuries.

The episcopacy in Africa has been shaped by a complex mix of colonialism, missionary work, and local traditions.