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Перевод: congregation

[существительное]
собрание; сходка ; скопление; конгрегация ; университетский совет; прихожане ; молящиеся ; паства ; религиозное братство

Тезаурус:

1. In reply came another cablegram signed by Beecher's successor: "The great congregation of Plymouth Church by unanimous rising vote returns greetings.
2. A congregation's attention should focus not on the pulpit, the choir gallery or the organ behind it, but on the Holy Table.
3. These five people promised "before the Majesty of God and his congregation to maintain, set forward and establish the most blessed word of God and his Congregation and forsake and renounce the congregation of Satan, with all the superstitions, abominations and idolatry thereof".
4. Father Paddy moved up from the altar-steps to kiss the altar-stone, then turned to the congregation.
5. Despite a thriving congregation, the church was to be closed and sold off "for any reasonable use".
6. Alternatively, where the chapel is too large, the congregation may move into the church hall, freeing the chapel for a different use.
7. Some of it spilled inadvertently on the nearest congregation, particularly Carmella and Joey.
8. It is noteworthy that at this time (when secularised education was patronised by nearly all the governments of Europe including those that were nominally Catholic) this query was dealt with as a matter of discipline by the Congregation of propaganda, and not as a matter of doctrine by the Congregation of the Inquisition.
9. In 1809 he had an open-air congregation of 1500, more than the entire population of the town.
10. In the evenings, with painful vividness, she had seen the small congregation in the post office, the mail van crossing the bridge, Annie sorting the letters, the stretch of empty road to the sycamores where they had stopped to talk.
11. He says, "My mind was much to the place as soon as it was described to me, because it was a full congregation an ignorant, rude and revelling people for the greater part, who had need of preaching, and yet had among them a small company of converts, who were humble, godly and of good conversations, and not much hated by the rest, and therefore fitter to assist their teacher; but above all, because they hardly ever had any lively, serious preaching among them.
12. Although satisfactory for accommodating a large congregation in a uniformly lit space, such an arrangement does not offer the possibility of simple subdivision into a series of identical spaces suitable for use as dwellings.
13. As the remaining congregation of St. Mary Magdalene had joined St. Nicholas Church, it was decided not to rebuild as a church but as a new Hall and premises for the congregation of St. Nicholas parish.