Meanings of build a chapel in English

For where God built a church, there the devil would also build a chapel.

They are to build a chapel, to open free schools and start out evangelists.

The upper masonry was carried away years ago to build a chapel upon the hill.

There is a plan to bring out some nuns, and we shall build a chapel.

There Saint James resolved to build a chapel, and to devote himself to its service.

The sum which Daniel had set apart was 4 pounds, but this would not build a chapel.

Ever build a chapel?'

This maiden, disregarding too long her father's dying injunction to build a chapel, was naturally overturned in her carriage and drowned.

And when she got to be the head nun she would build a chapel over the tomb where I was buried in.

The terrified people made a public vow to build a chapel to our Blessed Lady of the Rosary if the epidemic would cease.

For the moment he couldn't see how he was to build a chapel- asheiling ,perhaps ; achapelwas out of the question, he feared.

The inhabitants were pagans who had resisted the missionaries, and refused them permission to build a chapel, not even deigning to listen to their appeals.

I forgot to tell you that aside from this $206 we raised $200 to build a chapel at One Bull's, where Elias was.

We had converted people amongst those savages and had built a chapel.

He was building a chapel at the clearing by the creek.

Father John Price, S.J., built a chapel in Sir Thomas's Buildings in 1788.