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• n  a member of a parish

• The priest said that communion would not be placed on the mouth but on the hands of each parishioner; he also asked them not to give peace to one another by kissing or shaking .
• His son Jimmy has died of leukemia; son Peter (Christian Campbell) is gay; adopted son Adam (Ivan Shaw) is bedding the teenage daughter of an influential parishioner.
• Father Mercado recalls telling the parishioner, "This is Santeria it's not good! It's not at all connected with the Catholic faith.

News & Articles

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• Forest Grove's St. Anthony's Catholic Church to unveil remodeled sanctuary
  The work was all accomplished through volunteer parishioner labor and donated supplies.
  June 12, 2013 - The Oregonian
• Going forth in Attleboro
  ATTLEBORO - Parishioners of St. Vincent will be taking their message to hundreds of homes around the Linden Street church Aug. 24 in what a spokesman says is a first-ever strategy in Massachusetts.
  June 12, 2013 - The Sun Chronicle
• Future uncertain for Catholic parishes in 'lower end'
  LOWER CHICHESTER — Gina Connell has been a parishioner at Holy Saviour Church for 28 years, and even though she expected her parish might be one of those closed by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, actually hearing the words spoken Sunday at Mass proved to be very difficult for her and many others.
  June 10, 2013 - News of Delaware County

Quotes

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• Andrea Mitchell in Media Matters for America
  After the report, Mitchell said to Today co-host Matt Lauer that Wright is "more concerned right now about his own legacy and his own reputation, but clearly this is not helpful to his former parishioner, Barack Obama. Not at all."
• Pru Goward in Sydney Morning Herald
  I'm a proud parishioner. I love going there,Fischer, the daughter of the Liberal MP Pru Goward said, initially reluctant to talk but later enthusing about the merits of Hillsong. "I did have a different view of Hillsong before I went...