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Bishop of Rome

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Noun1.Bishop of Rome - the head of the Roman Catholic ChurchBishop of Rome - the head of the Roman Catholic Church
papacy, pontificate - the government of the Roman Catholic Church
spiritual leader - a leader in religious or sacred affairs
Catholic - a member of a Catholic church
antipope - someone who is elected pope in opposition to another person who is held to be canonically elected; "the antipopes resided in Avignon during the Great Schism"


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Religious scholar Roger Collins starts with the first bishop of Rome and founder of Christianity, St.
Yet the religious purpose of the journey is to strengthen relations between the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern churches that do not recognize the authority of the bishop of Rome.
Had the proposed term limit been in place, Pope John Paul II would have retired as bishop of Rome at age 75 like any other bishop.
 
 
 
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