Council,  Canon

 1   1”,16|   forced to return to their own parish, or, in case they insist,
 2   2”,2 |       its being his diocese and parish). The metropolitans of the
 3   2”,4 |       Egyptians in violation of parish and contrary to canons,
 4   2”,6 |     outside the confines of the parish, and the like, then and
 5   4”,17|     authority and claim it as a parish of his own, since the order
 6   8”,5 |      themselves enrolled in the parish of a certain church, and
 7   8”,10| ordinance and leaving their own parish, run off into another parish,
 8   8”,10|    parish, run off into another parish, and for the most part into
 9   8”,10|       the Patriarch, into whose parish they have resorted, as both
10   8”,23|        c. VI of the 6th. D) the parish of each Patriarch, as it
11   8”,23|      engage in any way in doing parish work in connection with
12   8”,23|  Metropolitan of any diocese or parish whatever, they must be tried
13   8”,23|         right of ruling his own parish in the West, so and in like
14   8”,23|        are comprised in his own parish. Accordingly, these are
15   8”,23|         the watchman of a small parish, and village, and vicinity.
16   8”,23|     throne is not any and every parish, or district, in general,
17   8”,23|       any act outside their own parish, and like transgressors
18   8”,23|      are not restricted to that parish alone where they were consecrated,