"Paruchiae" roughly translates to "parish" and was used in the Early Irish Church to describe the early church communities for the laity, as opposed to churches for the monastic communities.
Cloyne
A Prior is a Monastic superior lower in rank to an Abbot
Saint Benedict
Churches
Assuming this is asking about buildings, most Anglican churches are in the shape of a Christian cross when seen from above. The word for this is cruciform.
A Cruciform Church is a term describing anything that is cross-shaped. The actual word 'Cruciform' means 'a cross-shaped church'. The reason why Christians have Cruciform Churches is mainly because the cross is related a lot with Christ and how he died on a Crucifix. This is the typical image of a Gothic church.
Assuming this is asking about buildings, most Anglican churches are in the shape of a Christian cross when seen from above. The word for this is cruciform.
Transept The ground plan of many churches forms the shape of a cross. The two 'arms' of the cross are the transepts.
The word cruciform specifically refers to anything cross-like, as in the bisected wood used to crucify Christ. Cruciform structures then are built. They require sentient action.
The name for the aisle that crosses the nave is called the transept. It typically intersects the nave at a right angle, creating a cross-shaped floor plan in churches with a cruciform layout.
In a cross shape.
Yes, it is.
"Paruchiae" roughly translates to "parish" and was used in the Early Irish Church to describe the early church communities for the laity, as opposed to churches for the monastic communities.
Pachisi
The one with the keys, or the one with the cruciform? Cruciform is because he is religious, and believes in god. And the keys he got from a fan, and it means a lot to him (:
A Monastic Trio was created in 1968.