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We were married, you know, at St. Clement's, because Wickham's lodgings were in that parish.

However, parish priest Don Antonio Colombo said there was no question of the pair being barred entry in future.

I had a few lines on parish business from Mr. Weston this morning, and at the end of them he gave me a brief account of what had happened.

Though there was no organ in the parish church, it was generally considered (in Blackstable) that the choir he led was the best in Kent.

The camera is located at Cavendish Heights, Devonshire Parish, Bermuda , and is usually situated on top of my house.

Nobody could tell this but the parson of the parish, and he was a new-comer, and did not know her.

Mr. Obama got an earful when he met state and parish officials the next day on a visit to Grand Isle, a barrier island south of New Orleans.

It is clear, at least to me, that those envelopes coming to your parish are not notes from well-wishers.

I knew that my people were not all like that, and I had, indeed, come to a fine parish full of understanding and loving people.

Paul Parish came out to me, too, and was mortally afraid of being branded a social pariah.

The record notes that the whole parish turned out for her funeral, showing that she was rather famous among Florentine society.

A chit like that would scarcely presume to give herself airs with the Rector of her parish, however rich she might be.

The pastor of St. Sabina parish today said the shooter of two teens outside a church building is "not going to hide in our community. "

He said, "Don't worry. He's speaking in a parish hall. We're sitting in folding chairs. He's talking about sportsmanship. It's not a sin. "

You know you've got no father or mother, and that you were brought up by a parish, don't you?

They found the churchman in the parish and asked him to cut down the tree, but so far the churchman does not agree.

He then decided to ask his friend, the local parish Priest, for assistance.

The unfortunate lad is the only one in all this parish that does not guess how he has been cheated.

One reason that my landlord was so close was that he was unwilling that the minister of the parish should hear of it.

One of Horne's numbers was "You're So Indifferent" written by Sammy Fain and Mitchell Parish a song she would keep in her repertoire.

In truth, the push to create urban parish councils suggests a trend he might be less keen on.

You can imagine where my parish calls took me the next day and what I passed along.

She has the more need of charity, I'll take her off the hands of the parish, and I'll beg together with her.

It is not so appropriate for such groups to be set up at the parish level , since the parties concerned could be easily labelled .

At least two people were killed. The most extensive damage was in Louisiana's Iberia Parish where a tornado reportedly touched down.

The three-day event began with a tea party on October 7, followed by a parish visit and exchange the next day.

It is no other kind of chance. You had better say nothing of that silly sort about parish.

Rivers: When I took over the parish two years ago, it had no school.

Each parish should work out a pastoral plan for youth ministry ; it should include reasonable financial supports for various activities .

That American priest's decision will probably mystify and alienate both the girls and boys of his parish, not to mention the adults.

When I took over the parish two years ago, it had no school.

Putting an end to abortion is just one of many reasons why every parish should have perpetual Eucharistic adoration.

Their first exhibition of themselves was in a processional march of two and two round the parish.

Gothic architecture is most familiar as the architecture of many of the great cathedrals, abbeys and parish churches of Europe.

on the history of the English parish church since the beginning of Christianity.

A few months ago I talked to you about the budget that we were preparing in the parish for the following year.

The thinking is that creating a parish council, able to raise money through taxation, will help to save the project in a statutory guise.

THE Weekly Standard, the parish magazine of American conservatives, is not merely a wry observer of the political scene.

I believe in God and try to be a good member of my parish.

A degree in this field prepares a student to serve as a musician in a local parish, providing leadership for its music and worship program.

Her home and her housekeeping, her parish and her poultry, and all their dependent concerns, had not yet lost their charms.

The wedding was carried out in the local parish church, with a vicar, a registrar and parents watching.

There are a hundred deaths a year of hunger in the parish of Charing -Cross alone.

Yes, yes, we can guess where he is; at his own house at Norland to be sure. He is the curate of the parish I dare say.

Our parish is Saint-Denis du Saint Sacrament, but I will get a dispensation so that you can be married at Saint-Paul.

Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.

The archdiocese wanted him to head St. Robert Bellarmine Parish in Bayside, Queens, after its pastor died.

priest, the first to be ordained through the pastoral provision, has built a model parish and school here in San Antonio.

The term of office for all Parish Council Members is two years, commencing from 1st January of the year following the election.

Such whales have I heard on o' the land, who never leave gaping till they've swallowed the whole parish, church, steeple, bells, and all.

"Slim" Albert Parish, a fat Londoner far from home, dealt him a jack.

Take my work for it, finest horse in the parish. Goes like a racer, strong, decent, very fine.

Two years ago he was sent to yet another parish where by last summer he was saying mass at a camp site for young people.

He works in an immigrant parish in San Jose, California, where struggling families live near high tech millionaires.

The little girl had come upon the parish ever since her parents died.

The aristocracy ran the parish church, their tenant farmers and workers making up the congregation.

The police and the authority hold surgeries in schools, offices, old folks' homes and online. They attend parish-council meetings.

I later contacted the verger at the church closest to Woolsthorpe, who made inquiries through the parish records on my behalf.

The minister worked very hard to make the rounds of his parish and visit the homes of the sick.

Many bishops had huge estates, and even parish priests had, as a rule, what for those times was a comfortable living.

Beadle: a minor parish official formerly employed in an English church to usher and keep order during services.

All this of course is outside the parish of the High North African Command.

A young couple had a 7 p. m. appointment with me, the parish priest, to discuss their wedding plans.

Most parish priests now turn a blind eye to the circumstances of a death to perform a funeral service.

The men who were as willingly peed in the parish church as their sheep were in night folds.

Lempart became ill and was left with a parish priest, while Jaster returned to Warsaw.

"Sir Thomas, " said Edmund, "undoubtedly understands the duty of a parish priest. We must hope his son may prove that _he_ knows it too. "

Deloitte, a consultancy, worries that reform will lead to a mess of overlapping county, district and parish councils, local MPs and mayors.

Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a former president of Haiti, "In the Parish of the Poor" (Orbis Books, 1990).

The parish sang to the rafters songs of praise to a God that apparently surrendered His voice to ours.

A church or parish under the jurisdiction of a diocese different from that in which it lies.

On those dates it solemnly announces, in Welsh, the names of those parish members who will die shortly after.

They once tilled glebe land, fields owned by the church, but now lie under another church property, the parish graveyard.

They had their big three with Parish, McHale and Larry Bird and it was just extremely tough to win a game in that building.

Still, he didn't make the evacuation mandatory, as at least one nearby parish had done.

'I could just see the fury in their eyes, ' Michel Claudet, parish president, says of the Coast Guard officials.

I'll discover the parish of that parishioner.

They have been buried, I suppose, in the parish church. _There_ you must look for the banners and the achievements.

According to Bishop Seraphim, most of the church buildings in Tohoku parish along the Pacific coast are severely damaged.

Every person in the parish, including our children, make a line and go through asking each person for forgiveness.

The men of the parish collected the werewolves and brought them to the priest.

i trust god and strive to be a good parishioner in the parish.

Police said they arrested him without violence at a road checkpoint in the Portmore area of St. Catherine Parish.

Artist Graham McKean stands with his oil painting of Michael Jackson at Govan Old Parish Church in Glasgow, Scotland.

Only the parish priest earned Chaucer's praise as a kind and hard-working Christian, but he was poor like his brother the ploughman .

As an instance, I remember Mr. Earnshaw once bought a couple of colts at the parish fair, and gave the lads each one.

The parish bookstore offers Chinese- and English-language Gospels, prayer books, self-help books and Holy Land tour guides.

On both sides of the road rubble towers over his modest parish car.

Claire Lee attended school in Gilbert, a small town in Franklin Parish before settling on Lake John, in Concordia Parish.

Almost five years later, signs of Hurricane Katrina are still evident in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.

Francis, and the parish presidents and the mayors, and the city councilmen to make the right decisions for the people of this community.

A parish festival held annually, often in honor of a patron saint.

Your parish music minister or wedding coordinator can help you choose an appropriate acclamation.

a minor parish official who serves as an usher and preserves order at services.

Delacroix is the last stop in Louisiana's St. Bernard parish before the Gulf of Mexico begins.

It does look silly, a parish spokesman concedes, using diaper-like cloths to "wipe up seven billion blades of grass. "

What has Craven offered you? - I've hopes of a parish on my return.

A cleric in charge of a parish in the Protestant Episcopal Church.

After a false start I found the path to Cornwell parish church, tucked away behind the manor house.

A plot of land belonging or yielding profit to an English parish church or an ecclesiastical office.

Born in rural small town Stiven, father was a pastor of local parish.

He was, in fact, Arthur Dimmesdale, a well educated, elegant and discreet minister. He had a high reputation in the parish.

But it also means the gradual end of the hallowed "parson's freehold" that can give parish clergy a kind of owner-occupier status.

Why should they back a party that treats their parliament as a parish council?

The main source for family reconstitution is the parish register .

Bush later flew to St. Bernard Parish, another area in Louisiana hard hit by the hurricane.

Sunday school has just ended, and Billy and Hazel meet in the assembly room of the parish house.

to set the example of matrimony in his parish.

The priest, a true saint with no false pride, was happy in his new parish.

"It's not a hotel, " the director of emergency preparedness for St. Tammany parish told the Times-Picayune in 1999.

In those days, full of zeal, I made a great many parish calls.

In July 2005 the Knowledge Is Power Programme, a national network of charter schools, opened its first outpost in Orleans Parish.

Thomas Atkins, sometime vicar of this parish.

A commercial fishing boat lies on a residential street in St. Bernard Parish east of New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2, 2005.

The tiny anorexic canal passes directly underneath the apse of the parish's 14th century gothic church.

Many years ago, when I was vicar of a small parish in the north of England, I remembered hearing a sad story of a businessman.

We shopped in the same streets, belonged to the same gym, and shared the same parish church.

The bishop of Iceland has urged parish ministers to comply with the law.

I will invite you all to pray in this important time so the Holy Spirit will guide us in getting the Parish Council that we deserve.

From that day on, the men were faithful to their parish and never more did any fall under the Devil's spell.

The original parish church of Birmingham, St Martin in the Bull Ring, is Grade II* listed.

We pray that God blesses your life and that you will always feel welcome at our Parish .

The Church teaches that councils are not parish forums or sounding boards.

the Orleans Parish Department of Child Welfare Services.

The church spire is visible from miles away, and the parish operates an adjoining school.

On June 1, Adm. Allen convened a meeting in New Orleans, where Gov. Jindal and parish chiefs demanded BP pay for more berms.

an officer in the Episcopal church who helps a parish priest with secular matters.

Parish priests should meet Sunday School teachers in order to have update overview of the situation.

"There will be no entertainment provided for visitors, " said a notice on the Parish Council website.

The parish is the basic community of our faith life.

In 1597, he bought the second-largest house in Stratford, New Place, and in 1605, he invested in a share of the parish tithes in Stratford.

The first group from Saints Peter and Paul parish departed for Madrid yesterday.

Abigail died in 1818, and is buried beside her husband in United First Parish Church.

One afternoon in 2002, an elderly Italian man went to his parish priest and asked if the priest would hear his confession.

A Priest was being honoured at his retirement dinner after 25 years in the parish.

Jena clearly has a problem: the parish voted for David Duke, a former Klansman, for governor of Louisiana in 1991.

My parish, when I first arrived, was in a lamentable state.

Now Halloween has been banned and the parish council has called in police to keep visitors under control.

The parish church is tucked away behind the cathedral.

Then she went back to the parish priest as instructed.

They are reminders to Christians in the more remote parts of the parish, so people are reminded to go to church.

Although most city and parish government has been consolidated in New Orleans, Orleans parish officials continue to play an important role.

Many years ago when I was vicar of a small parish in the north of Enland I remember hearing a sad story of a certain business man.

37 People in a parish were killed falling out of windows.

on no account must you forget to visit each house in the parish to take our leave. It is expected.

Oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill enters Mud Lake from Barataria Bay in Plaquemines Parish inside the Louisiana coast on July 31, 2010.

Some people in Louisiana's oil-soaked Plaquemines Parish were skeptical that BP can contain the oil so soon.

I've hopes of a parish on my return.

i apologize . father , as emily ' s parish priest .

The parish council should have an annual plan and vision for evangelization.

His preaching was inspiring and well-received in the parish.

Bonnie and Clyde were killed May 23, 1934, on a desolate road near their Bienville Parish, Louisiana hideout.

Hopefully activities will be developed to bring all our parish community together.

Workers wipe oil from marsh grass in St. Tammany Parish, La.

People served a spaghetti supper in the parish house.

Clearly, the bishop was privy to parish records.

For things are getting desperate in our home, Living in the parish of the restless folks I know.

The resemblance was reported by drivers on Highway 26 in rural Jeff Davis parish.

And for that we must go to Church for Mass, take part in parish life and be part of the more important activities and duties of a Catholic.

Work will be performed in Jefferson Parish, La.

John is a beneficent patron in the parish.

the parish church is dedicated to St Paul.

He is vicar of a large rural parish.

His parish runs two kindergartens for children over 3.

If we walk to church in this trim, the very children in the parish will hoot after us.

about the change of design and style of the English parish church.

Eg. Don't worry about the printing; that's my parish.

Orleans Parish's population fell from 461, 600 on July 1, 2005, two months before the storm, to 210, 768 a year later.

Yu Jianrong is the parish priest.

"Food is food, no matter what it looks like, " Parish said.

A mad parish must have a mad priest.

The Bell Tower, which was erected in 1869 is a unique part of the parish-Church.

I am looking forward to the future ahead; we have a lot of things to do, especially now that our Parish Centre has been finished.

They go to the parish church every week.

Which parish are you living now?

A wild, wicked slip she was--but she had the bonniest eye, the sweetest smile, and lightest foot in the parish;

July 1952: Assigned to pastoral ministry at the Refugee Centre at Tung Tau Tsuen, Kowloon, Hong Kong, now a part of St. Patrick's Parish.

The boat's passengers include parish groups and choirs from all over Greece

Some priest who could pronounce the Greek itself taught him to read his verse in the Testament in his native parish far away;

Only 37 years old, he has represented Orleans Parish in the state legislature since 2000.

Analysis of combining parish nursing with oriental philosophy applied in senile people's depressive disorders in chinese community

Right to nominate a person to be a parish priest

Like a parish is waiting for the priest

On Parish Administration in Medieval England

Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church and Parish Centre

born here in the workhouse . moved to the parish farm

There wasn't a city, a parish a hospital, jail or baseball team

a Doctor of Divinity's daughter near his father's parish of Emminster;

everybody knows you here in the parish

Parish Church of Saint James

For example, every citizen can be married or have a funeral service in his or her parish church;