Front | parish |
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Pron | ['pærɪʃ] |
Back | 【parish】 n. 教区 The minister worked very hard to make the rounds of his parish and visit the homes of the sick. 牧师卖力地巡查他的教区和拜访病者的家。 |
Vocab | parisha local church community
A parish is a local church community that has one main church and one pastor. Parish members do more than just attend church. They organize community activities, social events, and — very important — coffee and donuts on Sunday mornings. A parish is technically a piece of land. It’s a section of a diocese that has the right number of churchgoers to have its own church. But when you refer to a parish, you’re usually talking about more than the space itself. You're describing the people who attend the church, as well as the church property. So if someone says, "Our parish is thriving," it means there's a full congregation and enough funds to maintain the church in good condition. All forms of 'parish' will appear on average once every 232 pages. parish |
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