Difference between Suffragan and Suffragan Bishop

SUFFRAGAN vs SUFFRAGAN BISHOP: NOUN

An auxiliary bishop.
A bishop seen in relation to his archbishop or metropolitan province (which may summon him for support, to attend synods etc.).
A bishop considered as an assistant, or as subject, to his metropolitan; an assistant bishop.
An assistant.
A title of every ordinary bishop with respect to the archbishop or metropolitan who is his superior.
An auxiliary bishop, especially one with no right of ordinary jurisdiction; in the Ch. of Eng., a bishop who has been consecrated to assist the ordinary bishop of a see in a particular part of his diocese, like the ancient chorepiscopus (which see).
A bishop regarded in position as subordinate to an archbishop or a metropolitan.
A bishop elected or appointed as an assistant to the bishop or ordinary of a diocese, having administrative and episcopal responsibilities but no jurisdictional functions.
An assistant or subordinate bishop of a diocese

Assisting; assistant; of or pertaining to a suffragan: as, a suffragan bishop; a suffragan see.

Synod, Diaconate, Vicar, Episcopacy, Eparchy, Presbyter, Episcopal, Vicariate, Archbishop, Diocese, Bishopric, Coadjutor, Bishop, Sees, Suffragan bishop

Episcopate, Synod, Diaconate, Vicar, Episcopacy, Eparchy, Presbyter, Episcopal, Vicariate, Archbishop, Diocese, Bishopric, Coadjutor, Bishop, Suffragan bishop

In the absence of the Bishop and Bishop Coadjutor, the Suffragan Bishop shall be the presiding officer.
The same, however, is not true for our diocesan and suffragan bishops, and it is here that we see the wobble developing.
Unlike a Bishop Coadjutor, a Bishop Suffragan has no automatic right of succession to the diocesan bishop.
Italian, as was the suffragan Bishop of Armidale, Torregiani, at the end of the nineteenth century.
Throughout the process toward ordination, the individual sends periodic progress updates to the Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies via concise emails.
She was elected suffragan with responsibility for the Credit Valley in the Diocese of Toronto.
In that case, the Eastern bishop would be the suffragan of this Metropolitan.
He heads the Diocese of Rieti, a suffragan see of Rome.
Omaha was elevated to an archdiocese, with Lincoln and Grand Island assigned as its suffragan sees.
Its sessions were attended by six archbishops and thirty-five suffragan bishops.

Italian, as was the suffragan Bishop of Armidale, Torregiani, at the end of the nineteenth century.
In the absence of the Bishop and Bishop Coadjutor, the Suffragan Bishop shall be the presiding officer.