The term DIOCESE HEAD is a job description for a person who oversees a diocese, which is an administrative district in the Christian Church. This job title can be broken down into five crossword solutions: BISHOP (6 letters), SEE (3 letters), PARISHES (8 letters), BISHOPRIC (9 letters), and PARISH (6 letters). A BISHOP is the head of a diocese and is responsible for overseeing the spiritual and administrative needs of the diocese. A SEE is the official seat of a BISHOP, and Parishes are the local churches within a diocese. A BISHOPRIC is the office or jurisdiction of a BISHOP, and a PARISH is a local church within a diocese.