-
prefect shall regulate the
number and
extent of
succursal parishes"; that "the
officiating priests in
succursal parishes shall be
appointed by the bishop";...
- and England, as also in
general and
everywhere those who have
charge of
succursal churches or are
parish ****istants.
Under the head of
removable dignitaries...
-
Church under the
invocation of Holy Virgin's Rest,
currently known as the
Succursal Roman Catholic Church Jewish Cemetery at Górna Street,
established in...
- Ordorf.
During the
reorganization of the
church system,
Badem became a
succursal parish (auxiliary parish) in 1803. The
current neo-Romanesque
Badem church...
- the
cultural centre of the
Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land and as a
succursal institution (dependency) of
Saint Saviour's
Latin parish. It was initially...
-
Romanesque church, the
oldest mention of
which dates from 1262. It was a
succursal church of the
ancient Parish of
Saint Peter. An
extensive fire in 1361...
- parcourse, recourse, recur, recurrent, recursion, recursive, succor,
succursal †cursō curs- cursav- cursat- dicō dic- dicav- dicat- dedicate, dedication...
- 1865. A
separate facility for
female patients,
briefly known as
Woodpark Succursal Asylum, was
built in June 1880 but was
later fully amalgamated with the...
- it.
Within the
Roman Catholic Church, the
village was
organised as a
succursal parish of Rohrbach, to
which an
Archpriest was
appointed in 1821. Bining...
-
early as 1315 in the
Konradian Register (Konradinischer Matrikel) as
succursal parish of Gauting. In 1857 the
church was torn down and
reerrected with...
