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Difference between Deacons, Priests, and deacons 

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Difference between Deacons, Priests, and deacons 

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Difference Between Deacons, Priests, And Bishops

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- territorial district within a diocese, with its

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In Greek: Diakonia

Similar to office of priests and bishops, it is bestowed through holy orders

Though, they are not ordained for priestly ministry, instead for ministry of service

It is there task to assist in celebrating divine mysteries

Two types: One who is preparing for priesthood, one who are staying as permanent deacons

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Also called episcopacy (from Greek word episkopos, meaning “overseer”)

Possess the fullness of the sacrament of Holy Orders, for they have received the full authority that the Church gave to the Twelve

Only ones allowed to confer the Sacrament of Holy Orders

The bishops exercise their care “by ruling well their own Churches as portions of the universal Church,” and so contributing “to the welfare of the whole Mystical Body, which, from another point of view, is a corporate body of Churches”

Each bishop is entrusted to a specific diocese in which he acts as Christ’s chosen representative and the legitimate pastor of all the faithful within the diocese

Responsible for unity within diocese, celebration of the Sacraments, and teaching/governing of the flock entrusted to his care

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Also known as: presbyterate

Receives fullness of holy orders

Given a “ministerial participation in the priesthood of Christ”

Can act in persona Christi - in the person of Christ

Coworkers of bishops

Have responsibility for a single parish or community

Principal task = celebration of mass

Exercise their power w/in the presbyterium of the diocese, under the direction of their bishop (CCC 877)