Examples of using Rectory in English and their translations into French
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Leduc, formerly of Pembroke, who succeeded Father Lynch on May 25th, 1885 oversaw the construction of the Rectory in 1894.
Life's an infernal muddle," as Mr. Drake says on Upton Rectory.
north facing township of Cyngreawdr includes the original parish church and rectory of St Tudno,
you will be welcomed, in their charming and spacious rectory from the little village of Le Noyer-en-Ouche in Normandie.
even a rectory.
conducted with the rectory of that of Rouen and Caen.
A parish rectory exists for hosting religious activities
In 1479, Grocyn accepted the rectory of Newton Longville,
The church, rectory and cemetery, located on the dominant hill of the village are a historical heritage of great interest.
In 2000, a local former rectory(now the Town Hall)
The rectory was built in the 18th century in grey and red brick.
A former mansion, renovated in baroque style in 1702 serves as the rectory.
Worth seeing is the group of buildings at Fallbach in neighbouring Blumenstein: the church, rectory, Küherhaus and Pfrundscheune buildings of national importance.
I'm Mrs. Wallingham, the rectory supervisor, and you have to leave right now.
Municipal archives and rectory archives in all Catholic parishes complement the National Archives.
He got a call on the rectory phone from the precinct at 11:40… the night he disappeared.
It was built next door to the rectory of St. Elizabeth parish with a large portion of fi nancial support from the Gatineau Power Company.
A bell was installed in the clocher in 1891 and a 2½ storey brick veneer rectory north of the church was completed in 1899.
German soldiers of all grades met at his rectory for religious and gregarious encounters.
Always with renewed congratulations to the Franciscan Friars Minor who are entrusted with the rectory of this basilica and those of the Vicariate of Rome.