Sentence examples for common church from inspiring English sources

In reaction, the first skítes, or ascetic settlements, were founded in the 16th century, grouped around a common church as dependencies of the monasteries.

Raspail's book is not so much a warning as a plaint — a catastrophic summoning up of the loss of a coherent identity rooted in a common church and culture.

Nevertheless, throughout this period of political division, the Piast lands retained their common church structure, language, and economy, all of which provided a basis for various princes to try to reunify the Polish kingdom.

It's a crucial time to be alive with the opportunity and responsibility to re-build our common church... inclusively.

What started slowly just a few years ago is becoming much more common, with church after church in town after town turning over the rooftops to the telephone companies.

The strong demand for and limited supply of rentals helps Gaslight Commons and Church Street Commons, Mr. Gross said, noting that they are "certainly the first such upscale developments since the 1980's".

Disdain for Bishop Jefferts Schori is common among church conservatives.

It transformed a rigidly conservative Catholic society of large families and small government into one in which the provincial government strongly regulates the economy; abortion is common; and church attendance, marriage and birth rates are plummeting.

On the day before Gardner's execution, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the following statement: In the mid-19th century, when rhetorical, emotional oratory was common, some church members and leaders used strong language that included notions of people making restitution for their sins by giving up their own lives.

Hence its common moniker "Church wedding".

It was very common for churches to have leftwing activity – anti-war things.