- A
parish is a
territorial entity in many
Christian denominations,
constituting a
division within a diocese. A
parish is
under the
pastoral care and clerical...
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communities called parishes, each
staffed by one or more priests, deacons, or lay
ecclesial ministers. Ordinarily, care of a
parish is
entrusted to a priest...
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Parish, Louisiana, are
separate entities with a
single consolidated city–
parish government. The City of
Lafayette comprises all of
Lafayette Parish except...
- In England, a
civil parish is a type of
administrative parish used for
local government. It is a
territorial designation which is the
lowest tier of local...
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administrative center, seat of government, or
capital city of a
county or
civil parish. The term is in use in five countries: Canada, China, Hungary, Romania,...
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known as NOLA or The Big Easy
among other nicknames) is a
consolidated city-
parish located along the
Mississippi River in the
southeastern region of the U...
- in
common English usage priest refers only to
presbyters and
pastors (
parish priests). The church's
doctrine also
sometimes refers to all
baptised members...
- etc.
Parishes ordered by city and hundreds:
Karlshamn Karlshamn Parish Bräkne
Hundred Asarum Parish Hällaryd
Parish Mörrum
Parish Ringamåla
Parish Åryd...
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lived in by
several priests from a
parish.
Clergy houses frequently serve as the
administrative office of the
local parish, as well as a residence. They are...
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especially in Wales, even
where they are
large and in
practice they
operate as a
parish church. The
earliest Christian places of
worship are now
often referred...
