Archpriest

Today, the title is most commonly encountered in the , where it serves as a prestigious honorific rank for non-monastic (married) clergy.

: In certain traditions, such as the Slavic Orthodox tradition, senior archpriests may be granted the right to wear a miter , a ceremonial headdress usually reserved for bishops. Modern Influence and Culture Kidnap the Archpriest: Review - Speak With Dead Trees archpriest

: It is bestowed upon priests for "special labors and advances" in their ministry. Today, the title is most commonly encountered in

: In the hierarchical structure, an archpriest is roughly equivalent to a monastic igumen (abbot), though they technically rank just below them in formal precedence. such as the Slavic Orthodox tradition