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Current and former parishioners said they kept their end of the deal.

Even so, parishioners do not plan to leave any time soon.

But parishioners said they had no idea who the woman was.

Other members of the family, friends, and parishioners were all gone.

And as for his parishioners, they did not think one hair the less of him.

It is not so much the kind words from his parishioners.

I'll get one of the parishioners to drive you up.

Only a third of the 30 parishioners in the room raised their hands.

It wants the public not only to stop, but to come in and become parishioners.

By 1963 the current college building was built after a great deal of hard work from parishioners.

But parishioners say that numbers do not tell the whole story.

We see those images just the way the parishioners saw them.

But parishioners have been told they are no longer welcome.

Parishioners did not want to listen, they wanted to be heard.

That was 1991 and the parishioners knew nothing about it.

Much loved by his parishioners, and do you know why?

There will also be food in the church for the religious and the parishioners.

After the year 2000 the parishioners decided to build a new church building.

"I have to tell you, we are in for a very difficult time," he told the parishioners.

At this time, services were still held in parishioners' homes.

These days, the parishioners are more likely to be Hispanic and black.

Today, the church has a membership of about 150 parishioners.

Indeed, younger parishioners do not know much about the church's history.

But we do believe that our parishioners should have the freedom to get to church.

Just like her father, the priest told the same parishioners.