Sentence examples for congregation of the Most from inspiring English sources

In 1732 he founded the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer, or the Redemptorists, at Scala.

Redemptorist, member of Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (C.SS.R ., a community of Roman Catholic priests and lay brothers founded by St. Alfonso Maria de'Liguori at Scala, Italy, a small town near Naples, in 1732.

He was told his titular church in Rome – of which he will now become a "cardinal protector" – would be St Alphonsus on the Esquiline Hill, dedicated to the Italian founder of the missionary Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer.

His congregation, for the most part, applauded.

The resulting congregation included some of the most brilliant minds working in the field today, and it was an honor for me to collaborate with them on such an important issue.

The congregations of most of the new megachurches that have sprung up across the suburbs in the west and South are conservative.

Just down the road, across the rolling fields and woodlands where most of his congregation grew up, the most powerful corporation in Virginia plans to build a natural gas compressor station.

Although the diversity of congregations is growing nationwide, eight in 10 Americans still attend a house of worship in which one ethnic group makes up at least 80percentt of the congregation, according to the most recent National Congregations Study.

Nine miles away, on the outskirts of South Dallas, Pastor Frederick Douglass Haynes III addressed a congregation of hundreds, most of them black, at Friendship-West Baptist Church.

B3 Rabbi Accused of Abuses The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, the most prominent organization representing Orthodox Judaism in the United States, issued a report that said Rabbi Baruch Lanner of Paramus, N.J., was responsible for the sexual, physical and emotional abuse of dozens of teenagers.

Dr. Harper helped shift St. John's from a "society church," with pew rentals and a congregation composed of only the most socially prominent, to a church that played an important role in the community.