An Anglican chapel situated for the convenience of parishioners living a long distance from the parish church.
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Example sentencesExamples
He was an extremely religious man and when in good health had a chapel of ease erected on his property, not far from his dwelling.
He acted with urgency to meet the crying needs of his flock, providing chapels of ease where mass was said once a fortnight.
It was laid by the monks themselves, and the church at the top was a chapel of ease, where pilgrims would rest on the way to seeing Hailes's phial of holy blood.
St Joseph's Church was consecrated in April 1904 as a chapel of ease for St Michael's parish.
In 1860, this was extended to accommodate a school and chapel of ease for the local Church of Ireland community.
Definition of chapel of ease in US English:
chapel of ease
noun
A chapel situated for the convenience of parishioners living a long distance from the parish church.
英国国教附属教堂
Example sentencesExamples
It was laid by the monks themselves, and the church at the top was a chapel of ease, where pilgrims would rest on the way to seeing Hailes's phial of holy blood.
He acted with urgency to meet the crying needs of his flock, providing chapels of ease where mass was said once a fortnight.
He was an extremely religious man and when in good health had a chapel of ease erected on his property, not far from his dwelling.
St Joseph's Church was consecrated in April 1904 as a chapel of ease for St Michael's parish.
In 1860, this was extended to accommodate a school and chapel of ease for the local Church of Ireland community.