Noun:

ख्रिश्चन चॅपल,

chapel's Usage Examples:

canvases in the Contarelli chapel represent a decisive shift from the idealising Mannerism of which Cesari was the last major practitioner, to the newer.

There are also two other chapels in the area.

(21 December), by Henry Williams, Bishop of Carlisle, at Rose Castle chapel and priested the following year.

Down below, and 200 meters away, is the cemetery with its well-ventilated chapel, but which was destroyed by earthquake not long ago.

The arch tops on the two oblong windows were added at a later date to match the others in the chapel.

1991, Whitechapel Bell Foundry overhauled the fittings and replaced the gudgeons and bearings.

altar, the floor mural, and the cross at the center of the chapel—all handiworks of national artists—were left untouched during the rehabilitation.

Some raised doubts as to his motives, although Schapelle's cousin, Melissa Younger, told the media that his support was genuine.

The chapels within the Basilica include:Chapel of the RosaryChapel of JoachimChapel of Saint Lawrence (Lorenzo)Chapel of Saint Pedro de ArbuésChapel of Saint BraulioChapel of Saint AnthonyChapel of Saint JosephChapel of Saint AnnaChapel of Saint JohnOrgan and MusicThe first organ was built in 1463 by Enrique de Colonia.

The main church contains several outstanding features in the alabaster altarpiece by Juan Mayné, and the Blessed Sacrament chapel with its bronze figure of the crucified Christ, by Pasquale Sciancalepore.

The parallel architectural arrangement of both Orsini chapels suggests that they were conceived together.

Lithuanians in the diaspora also hold a strong devotion to Our Lady of Šiluva so that there is a significant chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Šiluva in the United States.

Synonyms:

place of worship, house of prayer, side chapel, house of God, house of worship, lady chapel, chantry,

Antonyms:

inactivity, malfunction, disservice,