chapel
31chapel — A place of worship; a lesser or inferior church, sometimes a part of or subordinate to another church @ chapel of ease In English ecclesiastical law, a chapel built in aid of original church for parishioners who had fixed their residence at some… …
32chapel — A place of worship; a lesser or inferior church, sometimes a part of or subordinate to another church @ chapel of ease In English ecclesiastical law, a chapel built in aid of original church for parishioners who had fixed their residence at some… …
33Chapel — A holy place or sanctuary, occurs only in Amos 7:13, where one of the idol priests calls Bethel the king s chapel …
34Chapel — Cha|pel [ tʃæpəl] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. chapel; vgl. 1↑Kapelle> svw. ↑Chapelle …
35chapel — chap|el [ tʃæpl ] noun count ** 1. ) a small church, or a special room used as a church, where Christians can pray or worship: The hospital has its own chapel. a ) a separate room or area within a church where people can go to pray or worship on… …
36chapel — [13] Chapel has a very specific source: it was originally applied to the shrine built to preserve the cloak (late Latin cappa) of St Martin of Tours as a holy relic. The diminutive form of cappa was cappella, and this came to be applied to the… …
37Chapel — 1) a part of a church with a separate altar, which may be dedicated differently to the church as a whole; 2) a self contained building dedicated to worship, the saying of prayers or the celebration of masses for the dead, but which does not serve …
38chapel — see where God builds a church, the devil will build a chapel …
39chapel — [13] Chapel has a very specific source: it was originally applied to the shrine built to preserve the cloak (late Latin cappa) of St Martin of Tours as a holy relic. The diminutive form of cappa was cappella, and this came to be applied to the… …
40Chapel of the Cross (Chapel Hill, North Carolina) — Chapel of the Cross U.S. National Register of Historic Places …
