des paroisses (parishes)
regions
It is the altar. Atrium?
sanctuary
fortress
In New France, the church, primarily the Catholic Church, was responsible for various aspects of colonial life, including education, healthcare, and the administration of social services. It played a crucial role in the spiritual life of the community, overseeing the sacraments and religious practices. Additionally, the church was involved in the governance of the colony, often influencing political decisions and community affairs, particularly in rural areas. The church also engaged in missionary work among Indigenous populations, aiming to convert them to Christianity.
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The Catholic Church is still the dominant religion in all of those areas.
Catholic communities are divided into geographical areas or diocese, within each of these there is a bishop who is attached to a cathedral, these are almost without fail the largest church in the diocese, and can be very large
"Parish" is a noun - it describes an area served by a church, and is the name for the political areas in Louisiana that correspond to other state's 'county'. Louisiana was once a French colony, which explains a lot.
No. The sanctuary is where the congregation gathers for worship service. The entry hall (front?) is called the "vestibule." The area where the congregation sits is called the "nave." The area where the sermon is delivered is called the "alter," or "pulpit," depending on the design of the church. Sometimes there is a pulpit structure on the alter, and sometimes the sermon is delivered from a lecturn. Of course there are many different churches and many different designs. But this is what we called the areas in the church I grew up in.
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