A dean is one of the closest associates of a bishop in a diocese. He embodies unity between the bishop and decanate clergy. His duties involve organizing, coordinating and controlling pastoral work in a decanate. He also cares for building a fraternal community of the clergy. Dean's ministry is characterized by its ancillary character. The qualities required from a candidate for this function are mature personality, theological knowledge and pastoral experience.
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