Elizabeth quickly killed this proposal, however, insisting on adherence to the 1559 religious settlement.

It is thus the earliest religious settlement in the town.

The Spanish found this location to be of great strategic significance, establishing both military and religious settlements.

Both had come from a religious settlement in northern Canada where women were not allowed to speak except when asked a direct question.

There are numerous religious settlements in the area that date back to the 6th century.

It is said that it was an important religious settlement, similar to Pachacamac.

The religious settlement of 1559 was intended to be inclusive.

There were no other religious settlements until after 1974.

This was once the site of an early religious settlement known as Kilcavan Church.

This religious settlement remains in China to the present day.