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Many parishes ignored this order, believing it to be the forerunner of some new tax.
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Many parishes and monasteries will serve the Divine Liturgy on both Saturday morning and Sunday morning.
Many Anglo-Catholic parishes in the Church of England use A Manual of Anglo-Catholic Devotion ( successor to the earlier A Manual of Catholic Devotion ).
Many farms and estates had their own orchards, and many varieties of pear developed that were unique to particular parishes or villages.
Many of the parishes and towns of today can be traced several centuries back.
Many of the larger Charismatic and Evangelical parishes have larger ministry teams with a number of pastoral leaders, some ordained and others who are not.
Many of the parishes still correspond to the original socknar, but there have been a lot of partitions and amalgamations throughout the years.
Many of these subdivisions were eventually to become civil parishes and form the lowest level of local government.
Many parishes choose to use the Book of the Gospels, particularly on Sundays because the Book of the Gospels may be carried in the entrance procession while the Lectionary may not.
Many small parishes like Earl Shilton had a large mileage of roads within their boundaries and found it well-nigh impossible to maintain them.
Many powers remained in the hands of traditional bodies such as parishes and the counties of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent.
Many former students, in the tradition of the House, go on to minister in urban priority areas and parishes which continue to suffer poverty and deprivation.
Many of the major suburbs and settlements that comprise the town are separated by large tracts of open common land and fields and, together with smaller civil parishes adjoining the town council boundaries and the hills, the built up area is often referred to collectively as The Malverns.
Many conservative former Anglicans have turned to the Archdiocese as a jurisdiction, some joining and leading Western Rite parishes with liturgy more familiar to Western Christians.
Many jurisdictions and parishes of the Anglo-Catholic tradition continue to practice prayer for the dead, including offering the Sunday liturgy for the peace of named departed Christians and the keeping of All Soul's Day.
Many former urban districts and municipal boroughs that were being abolished rather than succeeded were continued as new successor parishes.
Many of the parishes have chapels-of-ease or other Mass centres attached adding a total of 99 chapels to the 107 parish churches.
Many parishes of what is now called la Franja had been historically part of the Diocese of Lleida, along with other, non-Catalan-speaking Aragonese towns.
Many vicars recorded local landmarks within their parishes, and these might include details of the landscape, as well as ancient monuments such as standing stones -- even where they did not recognise the significance of what they were seeing.
Many of the parishes founded in 1835 kept the name of the district.
Many Anglo-Catholic parishes observe the feast using the traditional Roman Catholic title, the " Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary ".
Many parishes are also connected to other church communions.
Many Orthodox parishes are named " Joy of all who Sorrow " and specific commemoration of the Joy of all who Sorrow is on July 23, on Orthodox calendars.
Many parishes that primarily make use of the BAS offer a plain " early celebration " or Low Mass from the BCP on Sundays.
Many of these parishes are headed by priests who studied in or emigrated from those countries.
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Many colonies and states also had laws against miscegenation, or any interracial relations, but the latter were generally ignored by white men.
Many environmental health issues may be ignored or minimized in the construction of these structures.
Many contemporaries and later historians, such as Ron Chernow, noted that Madison and President Jefferson ignored their " strict construction " view of the Constitution to take advantage of the purchase opportunity.
Many stations had not received the alert but more importantly, the vast majority of those that did either ignored it, or did not know what to do during an emergency.
Many of Laius's descendants met with ill fortune, but whether this was because he violated the laws of hospitality and marriage by carrying off his host's son and raping him, or because he ignored the oracle's warning not to have children, or some combination of these, is not clear.
Many would not stay at school long, nor attend regularly as the need to supplement the family income when possible could not be ignored.
Many literary critics have ignored these short stories .< ref > Wells, Kim.
Many longtime residents feel that the County Board of Commissioners has ignored repeated requests to slow down the development until proper infrastructure was in place.
Many scholars claim that there is a great bias towards the " science and technology mode " ( S & T-mode or STI-mode ), while the " learning by doing, using and interacting mode " ( DUI-mode ) is widely ignored.
Many residents ignored the law, however, and the city retained as many as 17 saloons at one point.
Many vehicles were also set on fire and the yellow smoke used for signalling friendlies was ignored by Spitfire pilots.
Many other features of a CPU that influence its speed and power, like bus speed, cache, and MIPS are often ignored.
Many collectors in the first revival either ignored such songs, or bowdlerized them for publication, as Francis Child and Cecil Sharp did in their collections.
Many music aficionados are quick to point out that Sunny Adé's brand music of Juju could not be ignored by anyone at the time ,.
Many conscientious Japanese officers protested these conditions, but Tokyo ignored them and consequently they were silenced.
Many women, such as Sarah Mallet, however, ignored this ban.
Many of their other singles that had been hits in the UK, including " I'm Alive ", " Yes I Will " and " We're Through " were virtually ignored in the US.
Many installations exist where this standard has been ignored ( called " crossed connections " by plumbers ).
Many of the ship's robots are still functioning, however, and the players must either avoid or defeat them ; some may also be ignored.
Many of its authors were German émigrés, consequently there was a methodological preference for the kunstwissenschaft practiced in Vienna and Berlin between the wars ; a formalism that ignored the social context of art.
Many of the social and cultural proposals in this plan were ignored by the Dublin local authorities, and contrary to planners ' suggestions, Tallaght and the other " new towns " were not provided with adequate facilities.
Many tribes ignored the relocation orders at first and were forced onto their limited land parcels.
Many of the objections have ignored agreed restrictions on the size and design of the shop units.
Many musicians feel this adds an extra quality of realism and ' time capture ' which is ignored or compressed out and missing from digital sources.
Many statisticians argued that the meta-analysis carried out by Honorton to try to prove an underlying pattern behind parasychological studies was ill-conceived and ignored basic rules of mathematics.
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