Providing spiritual comfort and practical assistance to those unable to attend church What is the role of a bishopric in fostering a deeper understanding of scripture among its members?

Does not have any “Bishopric” estate privilege. Event button 547.png. What Bishoprics? (Nothing) ... Apr 7, 2006 ... ... bishopric he is ordained as a high priest. As a result, the high priest group in my ward consists of many members of past bishoprics. ... bishopric for the two Californias, and providing that the person selected therefor should receive from the public revenues [Page 10] $6,000 per annum, with ... Although the ward clerk and the ward executive secretary are intimately involved in the work of the bishopric, they are not members of the bishopric, and that ... Maillezais (it became a bishopric in 1317) and the arms of one of the bishops of Maillezais, Jacques or Henri I d'Escoubleau (1543–60, 1572–1615).6 The. ... bishopric and several basilicas. Gold coins from Emperor Phokas (602-610) and Slavic pottery from the 6th and 7th centuries have been found here. The city ... [Egidius] is found to have enlarged the bishopric with arable lands and to have purchased slaves. Certain records of his acquisitions are found even today ... the see, diocese, or office of a bishop. bishopric. / ˈbɪʃəprɪk /. noun. the see, diocese, or office of a bishop. “Collins English Dictionary ... town, and a bishopric, We refted two days in this place; it was what I greatly wanted, after a journey of a hundred leagues, upon forry mules, and in bad ... The Bishop and His Counselors. The bishop holds the priesthood keys to lead the work of the Church in the ward (see 3.4.1). He and his counselors form a ...