(1) They worry over the fact that their parish now has one priest though it formerly had three.

(2) A parish church

(3) Each diocese was then divided into parishes, with each parish containing just one church.

(4) A parish councillor

(5) Readings and Prayers of the Faithful were done by parishioners from all churches in the parish .

(6) For the past twelve years, I served as the pastor of a large parish in the heart of Chicago.

(7) I know much of the country is focused on New Orleans, Louisiana, but parishes outside of New Orleans have been ruined.

(8) Many of these lay candidates are already deeply involved in church ministry: in parishes , on diocesan staffs, as chaplains on campuses, in hospitals, and in jails.

(9) Pastors have seen entire parishes change simply by teaching their people to give their lives to Jesus each morning and each night.

(10) These parishes have the highest numbers of broilers in Louisiana.

(11) Jacques Berry of Thibodaux, Louisiana reports that Pedro is extremely popular in Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes in southern Louisiana, almost to the exclusion of other card games.

(12) But you have to understand, inside the parishes of Louisiana, most of those city governments were victims.

(13) The stores were locate throughout 18 of the 36 Delta counties or parishes in the 3-state partnership.

(14) The closing and merging of parishes also offer church leaders the opportunity to rethink how best to minister to Catholics.

(15) The dissident priests and parishes are opposed to the church's blessing of same-sex unions.

(16) Conservative Protestant churches and Catholic parishes have done better - 8 and 20 percent respectively.

(17) Six Colorado parishes have left the church to join the Anglican Mission in America, the organization headed by the two bishops ordained in Singapore.

(18) Further work is needed to document its presence or absence in most northern Louisiana parishes , although it to be expected infrequently in that region.

(19) As had always been the case, the authority to decide who would or would not receive aid lay with the most powerful people in Louisiana's towns and parishes .

(20) The duties of the post include regular meetings of the clergy of the 12 parishes in the deanery and advising and helping churchwardens of parishes without a parish priest.