parish
/ˈpærɪʃ/Definitions
1. noun
an area of land within a diocese or archdiocese, especially one with its own church or churches, and a priest or clergy in charge
“The priest serves in the local parish and performs various ceremonies.”
2. noun
a local or territorial division, especially in a non-church context
“The parish council oversees local community issues and events.”
3. noun
a group of people sharing a common interest or activity
“The hiking club is often referred to as the local parish of outdoor enthusiasts.”
4. verb
to visit a church, especially a Catholic church, as part of a regular routine or ritual
“She parishes every Sunday to attend mass.”