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chapel

[chap-uhl] / ˈtʃæp əl /


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Nearing 40, she quit acting and spent the rest of her life bouncing between her Saint-Tropez beach house and a farm — complete with a chapel — outside Paris.

From Los Angeles Times

For the second year, the message was delivered in a location away from a royal palace, the King using a chapel in the abbey to talk about life's "pilgrimage" and the lessons for current times.

From BBC

"I think it was something about being in that chapel, which has been there for over 1,000 years, with the priests, with the candles," he said.

From BBC

This year's setting is below the Lady Chapel's famous medieval vaulted ceiling, in a chapel where 15 previous kings and queens are buried, including Elizabeth I, Mary I and Charles II.

From BBC

I couldn’t have imagined then that the next chapel I’d be in would be the hospital prayer room.

From Los Angeles Times