To this hour men may be found in remote parsonages who mildly resent the fascination which Austin of Jesus exercised over Macaulay of Trinity.
There are hundreds of such splendid leaders in country parsonages to-day, and they deserve all the high appreciation and cordial recognition they have won.
Some Real Community Builders With so many faithful men in country parsonages to-day who have seen the vision of broader service and permanent success, it would be invidious to suggest a list of names.
In a few days more than sixty parsonages had been pulled down, libraries destroyed and the archives and tithe registers of the ecclesiastical authorities ransacked; little regard was shown for human life.
Not only was the Palace despoiled and the toll-house utterly destroyed, but the salt warehouses and almost all the parsonageswere attacked and looted.
Besides this, the parsonages were in a wretched state.
The provision for the establishment of parsonages and rectories is a mere matter of detail, which cannot be allowed to override the larger intention so plainly evidenced by other sections.
The Council of State is of the opinion that "the said churches and parsonages must be considered as communal property.
Three parsonages were not being used at the time of the survey.
Of the forty churches with buildings, thirty-four have parsonages and one country pastor has a parsonage and no church building.
No one can adequately describe the material damage which the Catholic parsonages and benefices, convents and bishoprics had to suffer on their suppression.
But both monasteries and country parsonagesoften lay at a distance of miles of miry and intricate by-road off the highway.
If a ruthless craving for vistas had not prevailed in and after Horace Walpole's time, every one of our country houses and parsonages would have had these sweet sheltered walks, where invalids could creep along and bask in the sun.
It is, if I may judge by early recollections, applicable to those who occupied the parsonagestwenty and thirty years later.
Elderly clergymen in country parsonages revived the rollicking memories of their undergraduate days, and sent me academic quips of the forties and fifties.
I know a corner of Bedfordshire where, within the recollection of persons living thirty[8] years ago, three clerical neighbours used to meet for dinner at one another's parsonages in turn.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "parsonages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
