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Diocesan Administration
The Bishop of Manchester teaches, sanctifies, and governs the Roman Catholic Church in New Hampshire. The bishop is assisted pastorally by Bishop Christian as auxiliary bishop as well as by several priests who serve as his vicars. The bishop is assisted administratively by six cabinet secretaries who serve as his principal administrative assistants.
The bishop also seeks input from several consultative and advisory groups who assist him in fulfilling his duties as diocesan bishop.