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church

Definition for church

noun as in religious institution, building

noun as in religious belief, group

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"They killed two people and burned a church and some houses. They invaded houses and stalls, stealing goods. They did not stay for long," the person said.

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The court heard a later email was sent to the parish church office addressed to "Father Rob" in February, just over a week before the defendants were arrested at Bristol Airport.

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Loper is a close friend of the Paxtons from church who had gifted Ken Paxton $20,000 for his legal defense.

Because of its relatively shallow depth of 6.2 miles, the quake’s tremors set off multiple landslides, ripped open road surfaces and caused heavy damage to century-old churches and municipal and commercial buildings.

The move has been welcomed by the Catholic faithful, who believe that the previous brand had lost its sanctity due to its widespread use outside the church.

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