Noun:

ख्रिश्चन चॅपल,

chapels's Usage Examples:

There are also two other chapels in the area.

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

From the close of the 15th century, a further nineteen side-chapels were built or rebuilt.

The clergyman who served as custodian for the cloak in its reliquary was called a capellānus, and, by extension, all clergymen who officiated in reliquaries, sanctuaries, or chapels were eventually called cappellāni.

Further south is a stretch of road that has many of the older motels, bars and wedding chapels that were among the high points of the old Vegas before the era of the megaresorts.

The chevet seen from the Pey-Berland tower The chevet with its radiating chapels The choir and chevet are traditionally at the east.

programme is a broadcast of the Anglican service of Choral Evensong (sung evening prayer) live from cathedrals, university college chapels and churches throughout.

Two nearby chapels and many houses in the area were built from Carn Menyn stone.

8 meters wide and about 20 meters long, was built on what is today still called the 'Capellenheuvel' (chapels hill) A few farms (all disappeared), ground walls against game and crop fields built the former hamlet of 'Wolffheezen'.

There are 5 Iglesia ni Cristo chapels in Tuy, known as Guinhawa, Tuy, Sabang, Acle, Silangan.

Peter Sanz, a bishop of the Archdiocese of Fuzhou, The rededications of the two rear-end chapels to Sts.

Historical Monuments of Wales describes it as "a chapel of exceptional sophistication and elaboration of design and one of the earliest Italianate chapels.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

inactivity, malfunction, disservice,