monastic chapel

The former monastic chapel still stands and is used as a church.

It was then only a small monastic chapel.

In the monastic chapel, the Monks sit in two sets of stalls facing each other.

Maxim, is restoring with aid from local villagers a small 1200-year-old monastic chapel on top of Katskhi Pillar.

The chapel is renowned for its beauty and was praised by Thomas Merton as the most perfect monastic chapel he had ever visited.

The a capella was noted for improvising with the vaulted acoustics of the train station to effect the echo chambers of a monastic chapel.

In the next hundred years, a monastery was built next to the church, while the monastic chapel became an important site for pilgrims from Friuli and Goriška regions.

The chapel, extended by Ninian Comper, is the old monastic chapel and is used for Morning and Evening Prayer.

During archaeological investigations at Charterhouse in 1947, W. F. Grimes discovered a skeleton in a lead coffin before the high altar of the monastic chapel.

It was built on the site of an 11th-century monastic chapel, whose monks maintained a lantern on the tower to warn passing ships of the danger of the rocks.

They were hunted into mountains and caves; and the parish churches and few monastic chapels which had escaped the rapacity of Henry VIII.

She encouraged the Cistercians to build at Mortemer on a grand scale, with guest houses to accommodate a range of visitors of all ranks, and may have played a part in selecting the paintings for the monastic chapels.

The ruins of the monastic chapel of St. Julius were completely destroyed in the 15th century when Sir George Herbert built a Manor on the site and gave the manor the name of "St Gillian's" a corruption of "St Julian's".

That night, however, while king and court rested in Ratharkin and the new bishop-elect kept vigil with several of his brethren in a nearby monastic chapel, a man in monks robes made his way along the silent corridors of another monastery far to the east and north, close by the sea.