Sentence examples for parochial divisions from inspiring English sources

All the while, the rest of the world sees the parochial divisions that have held Pittsburgh back.

Also, ought more weight to be given to broad and seemingly fundamental divisions of kind for example between the mental and physical than between more parochial divisions?

Baseball is big in Vineland, where last year the Roosters clinched the Cape-Atlantic League title and Sacred Heart's team won the state championship for the parochial B division.

As the early church developed it was monastic, without parochial or diocesan divisions or central government.

Catholic schools in the Northern New Jersey Interscholastic League will be pitted only against one another in determining division champions, though public and parochial teams from the different divisions will still play during the regular season, said Michael J. Herbert, attorney for the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association.

Yet none of us Caucasian members were mentioned, and neither was the Pastor, Monsignor Walter F. Nolan or the Parochial Vicar Father Michael Santangelo, or the Korean division within our church, with their own priest, Father Simon H. Ahn.

What I fear most about the division in America is the parochial view that keeps drawing us back to considering race first in most social issue discussions.

Under the plan, there would be four groups of eight divisions, based on geography, mixing public and parochial schools.

Around the same time, he asserted that the nation was about to suffer grievous division on the issue of public subsidies for parochial schools.

But again, parochial interests and factionalism in a state with strong regional and ethnic divisions often work against these broader initiatives at the Capitol.

It is the first time since parochial and public school leagues were integrated in 1982 that private schools have been put into their own division.