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Line 15: When the supervision of monasteries passed to another episcopal official—the Great [[Sakellarios]] ("[[sacristan]]")—the title of archimandrite became an honorary one for abbots of important monasteries (compared to an ordinary abbot, a [[hegumenos]]). == Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic usage == The Eastern Orthodox ~~Church~~and Eastern Catholic churches commonly ~~selects~~select ~~its~~their [[bishop]]s from the ranks of the archimandrites. An archimandrite is a priest who has taken monastic vows and is theoretically in line to be ordained a bishop. ===Kiev Metropolis===

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