Sentence examples for parish name from inspiring English sources

Parish employees went shopping for cameras, printers, a file cabinet, staplers and 712 shirts emblazoned with the parish name.

Jefferson Parish Name Change Petition.

Livingston Parish, named for lawyer and statesman Edward Livingston 1781.

In the meantime, the cardinal removed Father Karadima as head of the parish, naming Father Morales in his place, and consulted with the Vatican and two canon law experts.

Heaven surely abounds in other sainted New Yorkers — I'm certain my Uncle Jack, long of Whitestone, Queens, arrived a few weeks ago — but for our purposes let's stick to the official list: the folks who get feast days, parish names and stained-glass windows.

Instead he not only had a beautiful stained glass window made, he built the church to put it in and even had the whole parish named after them.

St. Leonard's parish, named after Saint Leonard of Port Maurice, was organized in 1879.

There are parishes recalling the Acadians' exodus to Louisiana--Evangeline and Acadia--and a parish named after the president of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis.

There's a parish named in honor of Christ going to heaven (Ascension) and another in honor of the Virgin Mary going to heaven (Assumption).

The former comprised Lasham and Shalden and half a hide which had been taken from the nearby village of Preston Candover, and the latter included Odiham, Winchfield, Elvetham, Dogmersfield, and a former parish named Berchelei.

Although in fact the 80% of Cornish parishes named Saint-something do not reflect the region's innate holiness – merely the lack of villages when parish boundaries were drawn.