Parochial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAROCHIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• local; confined to one region
• relating to a Church parish
• having a limited or narrow outlook or scope
• of or relating to a church parish
• narrow in outlook
• Of or pertaining to a parish; restricted to a parish; as, parochial duties.
• relating to or supported by or located in a parish
• narrowly restricted in outlook or scope

Words related to PAROCHIAL

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Words that contain PAROCHIAL

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How to use PAROCHIAL in a sentence

• Baker had a great deal to do in the performance of his parochial duty.
• It is therefore a grave mistake to regard it as a parochial eccentricity, as a specific Americanism.
• Furthermore, various churches, parochial, and Sunday-schools were then sharing the burden of educating the Negro population of the District of Columbia.
• At the invitation of the Governor, we accompanied him to the annual examination of the parochial school, in St.
• These, and many other reasons, make it impossible for the mere parochial system to bring out the zeal and the liberality of London Churchmen.
• It was the pope and those orders on one side, the bishops and the parochial clergy on the other.
• They have no parochial rights here and must be returned thither, after due inquiries made by the clerk and the exchange of considerable correspondence.
• Again, neither in the public nor in the parochial school are the workers-to-be taught anything concerning the labor movement or the meaning of collective bargaining.
• Exact data as to those attending private and parochial schools are not available.
• The private schools receive a few more than the sum of public, parochial, and philanthropic schools.
• The chapel in which she worshipped was not the parochial church of Vaucouleurs, but was attached to the castle, and it still exists.
• In 1662 was passed the famous statute of parochial settlement, 14 Car.
• Now, much as Wesley loved the Church of England, he never appreciated one of her most marked features, the parochial system.
• It makes us more tolerant toward a certain narrowness, which is often provincial and sometimes almost parochial.
• DESCRIPTIVE NOTICES OF SOME OF THE ANCIENT PAROCHIAL AND COLLEGIATE CHURCHES OF SCOTLAND.
• Lady Gertrude and Isobel had already gone out together, bent upon some parochial errand in the village, so that Nan was alone with her thoughts.
• The West will dominate the country, and what I have seen of the Western parochial schools has proved that the generation which follows us will be exclusively Catholic.
• The parochial schools could not secure scholars but for immigration.
• All school children and the parochial schools are to be enlisted in this glorious work.
• The town hall and the parochial offices are the principal administrative buildings.
• Soon after their arrival the parochial deputies waited on Lord Melbourne, who prudently advised them to commit their addresses to the county members for presentation at the levee.
• There was one church and one meetinghouse in each town, and the parochial expenses were paid from the municipal revenues.
• We first used it for parochial purposes, small night-schools, and so forth.
• Every parochial want that print and paper could supply was there met, with a convenience that bordered on luxury.
• Mere parochial churches have commonly a tower at the west end, a nave with lateral aisles, and a chancel.
• The above document is followed by a carefully prepared constitution and rules for the parochial school.
• And in a hard kind of ultra-Protestant way his social and parochial work was not badly done.
• Most dignities of this kingdom consist only of parochial tithes, and the dignitaries are ministers of parishes.
• Fortunately, however, the church still remains, though parochial and in poverty.
• He and Rosamond were bent on a tour of parochial inspection, as were Raymond and Cecil on a more domestic one, beginning with the gardens.
• In many country places hardly a funeral ever took place without the attendance of the parochial idiot.
• Still he himself often said that his parish had never fully shared in the advantages that attend an aggressive system of parochial labor.

Similar words containing PAROCHI without suffix al

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