Parishioners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARISHIONERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PARISHIONER, a member or inhabitant of a parish
• an inhabitant of a particular church parish, especially one who is a regular churchgoer.

Words related to PARISHIONERS

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How to use PARISHIONERS in a sentence

• Still less would he venture to tell his parishioners how they should vote in town-meetings.
• He, at first, refused to go, but his parishioners compelled him.
• He urged upon his parishioners the duty of having a meeting expressly for them every Sunday, with a sermon adapted to their comprehension.
• The monks and the parishioners had many quarrels, one resulting in a fire which destroyed much of the abbey.
• The London Bridge Committee recommended the parishioners of St.
• She is now living with one of my parishioners, a Mrs.
• And it was about ten minutes after, when the priest and his parishioners were talking of other things, that Mrs.
• Swithin was repaired in 1798, some of the parishioners declared the London Stone a nuisance which ought to be removed.
• It is a positive disgrace if it be suffered to remain in its present dilapidated state by the parishioners.
• This is only one of a great many ways in which that practical preacher helped his poor, struggling parishioners by using the Conwell method.
• This is by a collection at the chapel among the parishioners, to whom the matter is made known by the priest, from the altar some Sunday previous to his departure.
• I fear that under the guise of humor, you frequently avail yourself of the weakness, or ignorance, or simplicity of your parishioners.
• Musicians and parishioners alike disappeared, going down to the house where the dead body lay.
• His parishioners built him a house, he married, and had eight children.
• The public spirit of my parishioners asks for nothing but money and beer.
• About 1788 Sir William Young proposed to send the unemployed labourers round to the parishioners to get work, their wages being paid by their employers and by the parish.
• If the parishioners of Kilmacolm were severe on their minister it was not that they let themselves escape.
• A stranger to all but one or two at first, his presence in the Peabody pew brought his face and figure back, little by little, to the minds of the old parishioners.
• The mental distance that separated him from his parishioners made him free, and the order that he should not travel and that none should visit him made him master of his time.
• Milburn will be awake and appreciate it, as he is one of your most regular parishioners.
• Finally, to put him at his ease again, for it seemed an odd reversal that he should be coming for comfort to his parishioners, Mr.
• He was besieged by five hundred of his wild parishioners, and had he not been a powerful man, they would have killed him.
• He had troubled none of his parishioners by much advice, and had been meek and obedient to the Squire.
• In a churchyard the parson must perform the office of burial for parishioners, even if the customary fee is denied, and it is doubtful who is liable to pay it.
• One of our leading merchants was a deacon in the Methodist church and so enjoyed the patronage of his brother parishioners.
• Meanwhile, Father Norquin visited the ranch and spent a few days among his parishioners, Miss Jean acting the hostess in behalf of Las Palomas.
• It must be very hard to get at what is going on behind the eyes of his native parishioners.
• Alas! my good people, my dear parishioners, for the love of God open the door.
• Here, however, we are chiefly concerned with the raising of money amongst the parishioners themselves.
• He was driven away at last by a quarrel with his barbarous parishioners, the cause of which did him credit.
• The official board had called a meeting of the parishioners to see what could be done toward raising the necessary funds.
• Stuart, especially, became an intimate friend of the missionary who dwelt there, and one of his hardest working parishioners.
• He was an active patriot during the Revolution, led his parishioners in person, and held a commission from the Massachusetts authorities.
• The letter, which is directed to the parishioners of St.

Similar words containing PARISHIONER without suffix s

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