Sentence examples for parish run from inspiring English sources

In Boston, Father Malone said, "I literally moved next door to a parish run by the Jesuits".

In the town parish, run by Polish Catholic Frères Pallottins, blood-stained ropes and pockmarks in the concrete floors were evidence of torture and summary executions.

His parish runs two kindergartens for children over 3.

Some Jaffrey parishioners were infuriated that the bishop did not disclose Father Cote's past to them, partly because St. Patrick's parish runs a parochial school traditionally administered by the pastor, they said in interviews.

The parish extended west almost to Beltinge, in Herne parish, and to Broomfield in the south-west, where the boundary with Herne parish ran along the centre of the main thoroughfare, now Margate Road; it was bounded in open country on the south-east and east by the parish of Chislet.

In the territory of Pell's responsibilities – from Mornington peninsula up to the Dandenongs – were three parishes run by paedophiles the subject of complaints to the church going back many, many years.

A report recommends parishes run by vicars and lay people and holding non-traditional services on days other than Sunday.

Ideas being looked at include parishes run by vicars and lay people and holding non-traditional services on days other than Sunday.

A report in July recommended forming "super size" parishes run by vicars and lay people and holding non-traditional services on days other than Sunday.

A report recommends forming "super size" parishes run by vicars and lay people and holding non-traditional services on days other than Sunday.

They were there for the first day of class in the first parish-run public school to reopen in a city where education, like everything else, was stamped out three months ago by Hurricane Katrina.