succursal meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Within the Roman Catholic Church, the village was organised as a succursal parish of Rohrbach, to which an Archpriest was appointed in 1821.
2. The Sulpicians advised the government not to recognise the new parishes, claiming that they were merely succursal chapels of the parish of Notre-Dame.
3. By degrees the succursal parishes increased and equalled in number the municipalities of France; gradually, also, the Government allowed these desservants a small salary.
4. The church of St . Vitus is mentioned as early as 1315 in the Konradian Register ( " Konradinischer Matrikel " ) as succursal parish of Gauting.
5. The term covers most of the rectors of churches in the United States and England, as also in general and everywhere those who have charge of succursal churches or are parish assistants.
6. In 1905 at the end of the r�gime of the Concordat, the diocese had 128, 866 inhabitants, 26 parishes, 191 succursal churches, and 135 vicarages, supported by the state .-->
7. The diocese of Saint-Di?had in 1905 ( at the time of the rupture of the Concordat ), 421, 104 inhabitants in 32 parishes, 354 succursal parishes and 49 vicariates supported by the State.
8. These clauses applied to only one kind of parish and parish priests; but the Organic Articles, added by the Government to the concordat, established parishes of a second order, succursal parishes ( mission churches ), whose titulars were not canonically parish priests ( cur�s ) and received no remuneration from the State.
9. Organic Articles 31, 60, 61, 63 provide that " there shall be at least one parish for every justice of the peace ", that " the bishop in conjunction with the prefect shall regulate the number and extent of succursal parishes "; that " the officiating priests in succursal parishes shall be appointed by the bishop "; that they shall also be removable by him; preference nevertheless should be given to ecclesiastics pensioned by the Assemblee Constituante.
10. Organic Articles 31, 60, 61, 63 provide that " there shall be at least one parish for every justice of the peace ", that " the bishop in conjunction with the prefect shall regulate the number and extent of succursal parishes "; that " the officiating priests in succursal parishes shall be appointed by the bishop "; that they shall also be removable by him; preference nevertheless should be given to ecclesiastics pensioned by the Assemblee Constituante.