parishioner in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for parishioner in the English»Spanish Dictionary

parishioner [Am pəˈrɪʃ(ə)nər, Brit pəˈrɪʃ(ə)nə] N REL

parishioner

feligrés m / feligresa f (de una parroquia)

Translations for parishioner in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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parroquiano (parroquiana)

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feligrés (feligresa)

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parishioner in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for parishioner in the English»Spanish Dictionary

parishioner [pəˈrɪʃənəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

parishioner

feligrés(-esa) m (f)

Translations for parishioner in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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feligrés (-esa)

parishioner

parroquiano (-a)

parishioner

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English

They were frequently located outside churches or kirks for the use of parishioners attending services, etc.

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Parishioners were asked to come to the church to record the baptisms that occurred during that time.

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He changed his opinion and became a reluctant rebel leader after soldiers burnt down the homes of some of his parishioners while searching for rebels.

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He found the stave church still standing, beside a newly built larger log-built church seating 230 parishioners.

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He was much loved by his parishioners and nearly 10,000 attended his funeral.

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Now parishioners had to fix the level of their contributions and to transfer them again and again on their own.

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By the 1960s, the old church had 1,000 parishioners.

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He and other parishioners carefully take down the beautiful stain glass windows to be place in our new church.

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Then the bell tower was built a good distance away, so that parishioners would not be burnt in case of a fire.

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

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