Sentence examples for hold masses from inspiring English sources

The hospital, which receives no money from the Phoenix diocese, can no longer hold Masses.

During the 18th century, they were popular with fashionable European women, who wore them pinned in their hair to hold masses of curls at the back of the head.

Francis will give speeches, hold masses, and deliver homilies, including one in Havana's Revolution Square.

The opposition had threatened to hold mass street protests today, but called them off after an appeal by Annan.

A series of attempts by rightwing Hindu groups to hold mass conversion ceremonies has sparked controversy in recent months.

Her son, a priest, has gotten special permission to hold Mass in the living room of the house.

Although public executions have been discontinued, provincial cities still hold mass sentencing rallies, during which convicts wearing confessional placards are driven though the streets in open trucks.

The American version – the world's longest-running Big Brother franchise – rarely allows the public to have a say in the eviction process, while in the Philippines a priest visits the house every Sunday to hold mass.

The CUP stood on a separate platform combining social-movement activism and civil disobedience to attain independence, a combination that enabled it to hold mass rallies and more than triple its MPs (to 10).

Churches in Mexico City do not hold mass.

Like Zomato and Foodpanda, two of its biggest rivals, TinyOwl was forced to hold mass lay offs last year.