How many churches are there in Lisbon?

There are many churches in Rome.

There are many beautiful churches in Rome.

There are as many museums as there are churches.

Town status was granted to it in 1778.

The lake is also home to historical monasteries and churches.

Members of evangelical churches associate their beliefs with the rugged individualism of the early pioneers.

The lawmakers also stressed the negative attitude toward abortions shared by all Christian churches of Ukraine.

This is also the oldest surviving non Roman Catholic church in the New World.

He replied, The mainstream churches don t care, because they are Republican.

Hundreds of Serb Orthodox churches, monasteries, and holy sites in Kosovo attest to this.

In 1931 the Federal Council of Churches in the U.S. issued a similar statement.

The Fraggle haired dictator also quips I don't think anyone in the Muslim world will from now on authorise the construction of a church.

(h) The acts of intimidation and persecution against representatives of the Churches, as well as the killings of those persons in the eastern part of the country

He wrote in letters I have frequently charged you ... to act as my representative ... to relieve the poor in their distress ... ...

A network of churches built in the same style throughout Europe shared a common calendar and liturgy.

In Nagasaki, the bomb exploded directly above Urakami Cathedral, one of the largest Christian churches in Asia at the time.

Overseas correspondents and reporters, or journalists with overseas connection members of family churches some NGO organizers.

The Reformation and the political and religious turmoil that ensued largely checked the building of new churches until the turn of the 18th century.

There will soon be more mosques than churches, he says, if true Europeans don t have the guts to stand up and save Western civilization.

This means that anyone holding to the moral doctrines of most Christian churches should nowadays be considered a second class citizen in the European Union.

In the case of Beck s rally in Washington DC, the link with history of rural churches and religious revival meetings was overt.

The first church in Yerevan, the church of St. Peter and Paul, was built in the fifth century, and was demolished in 1931 to build a cinema hall.

Now it seems that, according to the committee that rejected my nomination, adhering to the principles of most Christian churches is a cause for such a moral disqualification.

(f) the acts of intimidation against representatives of the Churches and civil society, throughout the Congolese territory, as well as the killings of those persons in the eastern part of the country

And there a builder. Upward rise the arch of a church he builds, wherein that minister may speak the word of God and lead a stumbling soul to touch the Christ.

It is the spiritual essence of celestial Serbia, the site of its most important Orthodox churches, and therefore far from being just a piece of territory.

It is home to a collection of stunning baroque and neoclassical architecture, a host of palaces, awe inspiring churches, and perhaps the world s most revered collection of art, the Hermitage.

The World Council of Churches recently decided to phase out its holdings in fossil fuels and encouraged its members to do the same.

Though the walls around one of Russia s churches are now decorated in a rather unconventional fashion, it appears the clergy s TV preferences remain as orthodox as ever.

He built 12 churches for Ivan III, including the Cathedral of the Archangel, a building remarkable for the successful blending of Russian tradition, Orthodox requirements and Renaissance style.

In Mubarak s Egypt, citizens legal equality, while stipulated in the constitution, is not respected or observed, especially with regard to the construction and protection of Coptic churches.

The backdrop was Prague, impossibly beautiful, impossibly romantic, the city of a hundred spires, tawny ochre houses and churches, shifting late afternoon light, moonlight on the Vltava.

In Mubarak s Egypt, citizens legal equality, while stipulated in the constitution, is not respected or observed, especially with regard to the construction and protection of Coptic churches.

The Dominica Association of Evangelical Churches (DAEC) had been calling for a boycott of the concert here, featuring Sparta, whom it claims glorifies Satan during his performances.

However, since for the most part the officials of these churches and Islamic communities cooperated with communist authorities, the state tolerated and sometimes even supported the work of the religious sector.

In contrast to the problem that his predecessors once had in getting Mughal nobles to stay on in India, the problem now was to get them to leave India.

The seat of the government and residence of the president, the Kremlin also has a fabulous diamond collection in its Armoury, as well as several churches and particularly enticing gardens.

No one knew what her religion was Roman Catholic, Protestant, or Greek Orthodox, but one thing was certain, namely, that she was in friendly relations with the most highly placed personages of all the churches and denominations.

He was also found guilty of a number of other terrorism related charges, including a wave of bombings of churches across Indonesia on Christmas Eve in 2000.

The murder of filmmaker Theo van Gogh and the ensuing arson attacks against mosques, churches, and Islamic schools have caused more soul searching in Dutch homes in the last week than in the past two decades.

As for churches, he worries that the money from selling assets will not last as long as leaders expect it to, and sooner or later they'll be right back where they started.

Over the past months, dozens of religious institutions have divested from coal, oil and gas companies or endorsed the effort, including the World Council of Churches representing half a billion Christians in 150 countries.

She then went on to tell her of other unpleasantnesses, and of the underhand opposition to the plan for uniting the Churches, and she went away in a hurry, as she had that afternoon to be at a meeting of another society as well as to attend a Slavonic Committee meeting.

Certain historically religious cities such as Boston and Baltimore among others will schedule games no earlier than 1 35 PM to ensure time for people who go to religious service in the morning can get to the game in time.