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People believed they would go to hell unless they died in a state of grace with the church. The priest had control of forgiving their sins and letting them stay in good standing with the church. Life on earth was so hard that most looked forward to heaven . The priest controlled their prospects for an afterlife.

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A bishop is the most powerful person in a diocese.

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Usually the Bishop of the Diocese has the most influence.

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