A Bishopric is a term used to describe the office of a bishop, which is a senior member of the clergy in the Christian Church. The term is composed of four words: DIOCESE (7 letters), SEE (3 letters), Rome (4 letters), and Miter (5 letters). A DIOCESE is a geographical area that is overseen by a bishop, while a SEE is the official seat of a bishop. Rome is the city where the Pope resides, and a miter is a headdress worn by a bishop.