Church History The first millennia Hierarchy

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Church History The first millennia Hierarchy developments Roman Society Stratifying the church Presbuterios eventually abrieviated to Priest Episcopos (bishop) becomes leader over a region (see) Bishops from more important cities started

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Church History The first millennia<br>
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Hierarchy developments Roman Society
Stratifying the church
Presbuterios eventually abrieviated to Priest
Episcopos (bishop) becomes leader over a region (see)
Bishops from more important cities started being called Archbishops
The five most prominent cities started calling their Archbishops Patriarchs/Popes
Roman Supremecy Claims and
Cornelius (251-253) “There is one God and one Christ and but one episcopal chair, originally founded on Peter, by the Lord’s authority. There cannot, therefore, be set up another altar or another priesthood.”
Innocent I (401-417) protested John Chrysostom’s banishment but was ignored
Leo the Great (440-461) “Although bishops have a common dignity, they are not all of the same rank. Even among the most blessed Apostles, though they were alike in honor, there was a certain distinction of power. All were equal in being chosen, but it was given to one to be preeminent over the others . . . the care of the universal Church would converge in the one See of Peter, and nothing should ever be at odds with this head. ”
East and west split in Great Schism 1054<br>
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The Fourth Century<br>