Parish used in a sentence

Parish in a sentence as a noun

Beyond that, there are fewer and fewer parish Catholic schools in NYC.

I'll take the images to the priest of the catholic ukranian parish I attend...

If you make a mistake, even for someone else living in your parish, you would have at best a turnaround of two days.

Proximity, shared community through the church parish and schools all reinforced those bonds.

What happened in the old days was that your social life was much more localized : your street, your neighborhood, your village, your parish, etc.

"last night i watched the movie "meet joe black" and that sentence reminded me of a quote that "william parish" said when he realized he was going to die.

0 was the operator, 1 was Dr. Jones, 2 was the parish priest, 3 was the butcher, 5 was the greengrocer, 6 was the local contractor, 7 the constable, 8 mrs.

In pre-computer times, our records of our dead were confined to dusty parish registers and the occasional photograph.

It would have made the whole slaughter much easier if they could run a quick SQL query to determine who was in Father Jack's parish and where their cell phone said they were hiding out.

I know many Baptist congregations that would be offended at the thought of using the same software as an Episcopalian parish, nevermind Catholic/Jewish/Muslim/New Age Hippie.

I do not find it hard to believe that I'd offend Yemeni Muslims by making a haphazard attempt to pray alongside them at a mosque, because I can imagine what would happen if someone walked in off the street at my parish, got in line for a Communion wafer, and messed up that ceremony in a way that made it obvious they weren't Catholic.