parish church

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Ritual processional routes were created in both parishchurch and market place for the performance of humiliation.
Through these two years, therefore, penance in the parishchurch only remained more frequent than that in both parishchurch and market.
In the centre of each settlement nucleus a parishchurch appeared, being the official sacred space, with, next to it, the common graveyard.
In the office causes, forty-six were performed in parishchurch alone, and merely two, it seems, in both parishchurch and market place.
There was thus some consistency in enforcing a penance which consisted of both parishchurch and market place in 1561-3.
The comparison between the petrol station and the parishchurch is perhaps far-fetched.
The most important centre in the region for a long time was the area surrounding ° the parishchurch.
There is a full account of the rebuilding of (and paying for) the new parishchurch.
The remaining towns had just one parishchurch each, although one or two places had an additional chapel of ease.
At the heart of the cluster, like a parishchurch in a country village, stands the petrol station.
The dedications of the parish churches are given only where there is more than one parishchurch in the town.
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