What is Archbishop?
[[File:His Eminence Metropolitan and Archbishop Moses.jpg|thumb|200px|Orthodox archbishop]] [[File:Archbishop Daniel Dinardo.jpg|thumb|200px|A Catholic metropolitan archbishop wearing a [[pallium]]]] In [[Christianity]], an '''archbishop''' is an important [[bishop]]. The [[jurisdiction]] or area governed by an archbishop is called a '''[[Metropolis (religious jurisdiction)|metropolis]]''' (or '''metropolitan (arch)diocese'''). In the [[Catholic Church]], when a bishop becomes an archbishop, he does not receive any additional [[Holy Orders]] or other [[sacrament]]. == Catholicism == [[File:Template-Metropolitan Archbishop.svg|thumb|150px|Archbishop's coat of arms (metropolitan)]] [[File:Template-Archbishop.svg|thumb|150px|Archbishop's coat of arms]] In the [[Catholic Church]], archbishops usually oversee [[Diocese|archdiocese]]s, which are important regions or cities. While an archbishop takes precedence over a regular bishop, his sacramental role remains the same, have an equal rank to the bishop, and reports to the [[Pope]]. Like regular bishops, archbishops are responsible for maintaining the unity of the church within their own jurisdiction and may also have involvement over multiple dioceses, especially those that are part of the metropolitan province and have connection with the archdiocese. The head of an archdiocese is often called a '''metropolitan archbishop'''. Although not all archbishops and regular bishops are [[Cardinal (Catholic Church)|cardinals]], some archbishops, especially those in large or important cities, may be appointed as cardinals by the Pope. The title ''[[archbishop ad personam]]'' is an honorary title and it is granted to a bishop who is appointed as an archbishop but does not have jurisdiction over a specific archdiocese. The title '''Archbishop Emeritus''' is given to retired archbishops who continue to hold their title without active jurisdiction.<ref>{{Cite web|date=2021-07-12|title=What Is an ‘Ad Personam’ Archbishop, Empty Promises, and More Great Links!|url=https://www.ncre