Now, as Crane students go about their routines of classes, band practice, church, and Sonic drive-thru meals, they bear a scarlet "C".
Indeed, Chicago police guidelines appear to ban the sorts of practices Church and the lawyers said occur at Homan Square.
To call religion a language-game is to insist that certain sorts of practices – church attendence, praying, lighting candles, going on pilgrimage – are the background against which religious claims make sense.
It is also practiced in churches in developing nations where the practice of church discipline still appears as a vitally necessary centre of the credible self-representation of the Christian community.
In 2013, an anonymous Anglican church intern wrote a damning critique of the practice in Church Times: "This is not voluntary service.
He kept to an 8 p.m. curfew except when returning from football practice or church.
Those who truly believe that anyone should be able to buy semiautomatic weapons will need a gun at soccer practice, at church, at "Batman" movies.
Medical casebook of Peter S. Townsend, who at this period maintained a practice on Church Street, near Barclay Street, in lower Manhattan.
Mr. Jeffs's church, which has an estimated 10,000 members, mostly across the Southwest, broke off from the mainstream Mormon faith — the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — decades ago over the question of polygamy, a practice the church abandoned in 1890.
The most important modification in the Roman Catholic theory and practice of church-state relations was the declaration of Vatican II in which the Roman Catholic Church recognized the modern, secular, pluralistic nation as a valid political entity.
