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The 14 pages that link to Parish, each with the reason it gives.

• Church of EnglandBroader topic: Parishes form the local foundation of the church’s pastoral and worship life.

• Episcopal polityBroader topic: Parishes are local communities governed within a diocese.

• DioceseBroader topic: Parishes are the local communities commonly grouped within a diocese.

• Latin ChurchBroader topic: The parish is the ordinary local setting for Latin Church worship and pastoral care.

• Bulgarian Orthodox ChurchBroader topic: Parishes are the everyday local units of worship and pastoral care.

• Catholic missionsRelated: Parishes turned mission foundations into durable structures for worship and pastoral care.

• CongregationCompared with: A parish is defined institutionally or geographically, not simply by assembled members.

• CountyCompared with: Some jurisdictions use parishes where others use counties.

• Canon law of the Catholic ChurchBroader topic: Parish law governs local pastoral communities, their leadership, and their administration.

• Medieval ChurchBroader topic: Parishes brought worship, sacraments, and pastoral care into everyday village and urban life.

• Parochial schoolRelated: The parish is the local religious community to which many parochial schools belong.

• ChurchRelated: A parish often provides the local structure connecting a church community to clergy.

• Malankara Orthodox Syrian ChurchNarrower topic: Parishes form the local communities through which the church conducts worship and pastoral life.

• Hierarchy of the Catholic ChurchBroader topic: Parishes are the local communities where diocesan ministry is organized.