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rectory

[rek-tuh-ree] / ˈrɛk tə ri /
NOUN
parsonage
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The data covers periods from 2018 to 2021 and the reports include images of certain addresses with location pings marked on top, such as parishes, rectories and seminaries.

From Washington Post

Now a $50 million shrine built to honor the slain missionary — killed by three masked assassins who entered his rectory during Guatemala’s civil war — is expected to draw thousands of pilgrims to his home state.

From Seattle Times

At one time, the priest lived in the rectory at St. Athanasius, but by 1990, he was commuting to the house in Westchester, friends said.

From Seattle Times

One week later, Father Michael Enright, the pastor of St. Paul, opened the door of the rectory and led me into the darkened, silent church.

From New York Times

She also realized that her children were experimenting with drugs and sought refuge in a former rectory in Ireland, “one of the last places on earth that was fairly drug-free,” she later recalled.

From Los Angeles Times