Sentence examples for faithful groups from inspiring English sources

For six months, while the ban was in force, Voice of the Faithful groups in the diocese, which includes Queens, met in a college meeting room, a Baptist church and an American Legion Hall.

Over in the UK there are faithful groups such as London's The Barker Band and Bristol's Phantom Limb, who swathe their country-soul in Hammond and Wurltzer before unleashing the huge voice of Yolanda Quartey.

Mr. Zwilling said that Filipino Catholics were "one of the strongest and most faithful groups in the Archdiocese of New York," and that archdiocese officials had offered space in St. Patrick's available for Simbang Gabi Masses and were arranging a meeting to discuss a solution "that respects the history and traditions of the Filipino community and the canon law of the church".

General Electric -owned NBC, recognizing that good brand management means keeping tabs on what's important to a core target audience, decided that airing the show an hour earlier would be a great way to hang onto this faithful group of viewers who are probably saying, "Hey, I can watch Leno and be able to get up with the kids at the crack of dawn".

In his address to the faithful group, Pope Francis said: "I trust that our presence together will be a powerful sign of our shared desire to be a force for reconciliation, peace and justice in this community and throughout the world.

The British are one of the most faithful visitor groups so there are plenty of associations, clubs and places to meet like-minded people," he says.

Dr. Muller, a cardiologist, is a leader of Voice of the Faithful, a group of lay Catholics formed four months ago by about two dozen parishioners discussing the scandal.

A simultaneous protest was staged by Voice of the Faithful, a group formed in response to the sex abuse scandals that has also called for the bishop's resignation.

The proposals were announced at the first convention of the Voice of the Faithful, a group based in Wellesley, Mass., that has been a leading lay voice in the clergy abuse scandal.

"There is something odd about it," said Patricia Zirkel of Babylon, the co-chairwoman of Long Island Voice of the Faithful, a group of parishioners that has asked Bishop Murphy to resign for the good of the diocese.

An auxiliary bishop at the Boston Archdiocese has barred the Voice of the Faithful, a group of lay Roman Catholics formed in response to the sexual-abuse scandal, from meeting in a church in North Andover.