archpriest

/ˈɑːrtʃpriːst/
noun
  1. A chief priest in some Christian churches, especially in the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic traditions, who has authority over other priests in a district.
    • The archpriest led the important ceremony at the cathedral.
    • The archpriest blessed the congregation during the Easter service.
    • In the village, the archpriest was responsible for overseeing several local churches.
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