We love our pastor. The Bible tells us that reconciliation is the word of God. That's all it is. So for them the parishioners to be upset about their pastor, I'm sure that anybody can understand that.
Quotes about parishioners (14 Quotes)
That's 5,000 more than last year. It just shows the commitment to Sacred Heart School by the parishioners and community.
That's why we're asking to go back and talk to the parishioners. Did he appear to be impaired How much wine did he drink ... That would possibly lead to other charges, if he was impaired.
We didn't know the actual amount when he was initially caught. After that we followed up because the church wasn't going to let anyone steal the parishioners' money.
Lent is a time of prayer, but not for gloomy faces. Some people choose to give things up, but that's a matter of personal piety. Many parishioners choose to add something, like prayer or extra worship services, or take on a cause.
A spokeswoman at St. Rita's Church in Alexandria said parishioners were told of the child's death during the morning Mass. After the efforts of this summer to bring her into the world, this is obviously a devastating loss for the Torres and Rollin families, ... We wish to thank all the people who sustained us in prayer over the past 17 weeks. It was our fondest wish that we could have been able to share Susan's homecoming with the world.
In America there seems to be an idea that writing is one big cat-and-dog fight between the various parishioners of the craft.
What tedious homily of love have
you wearied your parishioners withal, and never cried 'Have
patience, good people.
Much of the work was done by the parishioners themselves, ... It speaks well of the parish, as a group, working together as a community of faith.
A lot of people who aren't parishioners or parents come out every year. It's a funfilled day.
There was a sign that said, 'Church for sale' and some of the parishioners were upset.
We have parishioners, but they are devastated. Out of 25,000 homes, maybe five did not get water in them. (Katrina) went through us first, and we toned it down before it hit New Orleans.
He stated in his will 'Burials in Rotherham Churchyard no longer being permitted, I suggest that my remains shall be interred in my own land, where I have driven a stake at the foot of the hill, near Lord Galways ash tree, or if this is objected to, in Darfield Churchyard, at the least possible expense. 'There is a parish hearse at Darfield, to be had by parishioners for a few shillings. Ebenezer Elliott, 17th August 1845.' Note He was buried in Darfield Churchyard.
Unfortunately the service will be restricted to the regular parishioners and others who may attend from time to time,