Sentence examples for whose parish is on from inspiring English sources

"No one here is slaughtering pigs," says Barsoum, whose parish is on the other side of Cairo.

"Not to worry," said the Rev. Fedi Salameh, 30, whose parish was cut in half on Tuesday, when 2,000 local Christians packed their cars and fled to Israel.

A cheap and importable source of labour was 'parish apprentices' (pauper children, whose parish was supposed to see them trained to a trade or occupation ); millowners would reach agreement with distant parishes to employ, house and feed their apprentices.

The real question in this parish is of course whose colour block is the chicest?

Deciding on a parish magazine's "mission" is a fundamental issue that probably exercises every parish, and is one of the main challenges for a parish magazine editor.

Investigative reporter Ethan Brown, whose book on the case will be published by Scribner/Simon and Schuster in the spring of 2016, said the parish "is the most stunning case of police corruption I've seen in my life..

My own parish is thriving.

Mr. Spurlock, whose home in Jefferson Parish was undamaged in the storm, remained in Louisiana.

In the eighteenth century, the economy of the parish was mainly dependent on agriculture.

The parish was the first established on the Gulf Coast of the United States.

Trinity Church, whose parish includes St . Pauls, says that besides the splattered paint, the monument was damaged by, among other things, corrosive materials used in prior repairs.