prelateship in a sentence

Definition

Prelateship refers to the office or position held by a prelate, typically a high-ranking member of the clergy, such as an archbishop or bishop.

The prelateship of the archbishop has been a subject of much debate among the clergy.
After years of service, he was finally bestowed with the honor of prelateship in the diocese.
Her prelateship marked a new era of leadership and spiritual guidance for the community.
The responsibilities that come with prelateship require both wisdom and compassion.
In his prelateship, he emphasized the importance of outreach and community service.