prelatical
/ˌprɛlætɪˈkæl/ or /ˌprɛlɪtˈækʊl/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a prelate, especially a bishop.
“The prelatical powers within the church have long been a subject of debate.”
2. noun
A supporter of the authority of prelates, especially bishops.
“The prelatical faction was influential in shaping church policies.”