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church

[church] / tʃɜrtʃ /




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"People do feel insecure, their identity has been challenged and we shouldn't ignore that, but churches, I think, have the opportunity to listen to that," said the incoming archbishop.

From BBC

She was praised by Borja's major for her generosity and years of dedication to the church.

From BBC

When I politely told my 80-something mother-in-law that we would need to meet at the church for the service instead of going to her house early, she completely freaked out.

From MarketWatch

Latin American allies can help, as can Cuban churches.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those jobs attracted a new kind of refugee, as immigrants arrived from across Europe, building a German Catholic church only a short distance from the Polish, Croatian, Irish and Belgian Catholic churches.

From The Wall Street Journal