Sentence examples for within the parish from inspiring English sources
The organization, known as the Bow Street Runners, patrolled the highways and streets within the parish of Bow Street.
Audrey was a choir member and active within the parish of Saint Pius X Church, where a memorial service will take place on Saturday, January 7, at 11am.
This has led to major population shifts within the parish, and some bayou communities have lost 20% or more of their population to towns north of Houma since 2010.
Now, thanks to fund-raising within the parish and generous bequests from two parishioners, All Saints can undertake a $1.3 million renovation, to be finished next year, that will include air-conditioning the church, a specific request of one donor; making it accessible for the disabled; and, finally, replacing that facade.
This means that such councils can lend or invest money, set up a company or co-operative to trade, run a community shop or post office; and – as a novelty – the power is not restricted to use within the parish, it can be used anywhere.
But St. Boniface stands out because the vast majority of those who worship there do not live within the parish's boundaries but come from across Brooklyn and Manhattan, some even from the suburbs.
However, this latter population was largely clustered in urbanized centers within the parishes (i.e., the parish seats), where population densities averaged 14.03 residents/hectare compared with 0.48 residents/hectare in the rural parts of the parish (IMQ, 1992c).
He is hardly alone in this endeavor, either within or beyond the parish of the magazine.
Also within this deanery is the Parish Church of St Mark, built in the early 1960s.
Also often found near a castle, sometimes within its defences, was the parish church.
Attending Catholic school from preschool through college, we marked the passage of time with the lighting of candles in Advent or the silence of Good Friday services; we celebrated major milestones -- births, deaths, weddings -- within the walls of the parish, more central to our identity than our neighborhood or hometown.
