"Married to This Parish" is a novel written by the famous Irish writer William Babington Maxwell. The book tells the story of a young woman who decided to remain single and independent in the conditions of the conservative society of the 19th century. The main character, who devotes her life to serving and helping others, is forced to face her inner feelings and societal expectations. The novel "Married to this parish" is a reflection of the complexities of women's choices and the desire for self-realization in an era when noble ideals could be a challenge to society. The author, in his traditionally refined style, reveals the inner motives and feelings of his characters, inviting the reader to think about free choice and his own identity.