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parish

noun as in congregation of a church

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Young and growing families populate the pews in many parishes across the country.

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It wasn’t long before he spotted his quarry, a water tanker passing through this rural parish.

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My teachers were nuns, the parish priests were Dominicans, and Sunday mass was a celebration of faith, humility and grace.

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Insisting that God is on their side also enhances influencers’ sense of community with their followers, making some platforms almost seem like a parish.

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It added that their religion "compels" them to reach out to others in the area, with other parishes and with their sister school in Haiti.

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