- into
parishes, each with
their own
central church called the
parish church,
where religious services take place. Some
larger parishes or
parishes that...
- the
lowest tier of
local government.
Civil parishes can
trace their origin to the
ancient system of
parishes,
which for
centuries were the prin****l unit...
-
communities known as
parishes (Catalan: parròquies, singular – parròquia).
Until relatively recently, it had only six
parishes; the seventh, Escaldes–Engordany...
- were no
parishes and the
division of the
island into ten districts.
Under Governor Modyford the
island was
divided into
precincts and
parishes and he commissioned...
-
Spanish colonial periods and is
connected to
ecclesiastical parishes. Thirty-eight
parishes are
governed by a
council called a
police jury. The remaining...
-
administrative division:
Muban "
Parishes and
historical land administration".
Government of Queensland.
Retrieved 13
February 2023. "
Parish and
historical maps"...
- The
Florida Parishes, on the east side of the
Mississippi River—an area also
known as the Norths**** or
Northlake region—are
eight parishes in the southeastern...
- two muni****lities (Portuguese: concelhos) and
seven civil parishes (freguesias).
Parishes were
administrative subdivisions of the muni****lities. After...
-
constituted under cc. 515–552,
entitled "
Parishes, Pastors, and
Parochial Vicars." Most
parishes are
territorial parishes,
which comprise all the
Christian faithful...
- sub-regions
known as
parishes. They are
legally styled as the "
Parish of (
parish name)" as
opposed to the
American naming convention with "
Parish"
coming after...
