What is the main role of the Major Archbishop?
Head of a Major Archiepiscopal Church
Pope's assistant
Local parish priest
Monastery head
Answer
The Major Archbishop is the head of a Major Archiepiscopal Church, a type of autonomous Eastern Catholic Church that is in communion with the Pope. Major Archbishops have authority over their respective churches, including the ordination of bishops and the administration of sacraments. They also represent their churches at the Synod of Bishops and other gatherings of the Catholic Church.
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