side-chapel

There is also an odd little 'gathering room' off the narthex -- which is also enormous -- dedicated to the memory of some Monsignor-or-other that has the look of a former side-chapel or sacristy.

St. Monica's, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin 2009

Assange aside, perhaps the strangest event of the day came when a bride arrived at the side-chapel in St Paul's.

Occupy Wall Street live: march on Times Square 2011

It's sort of satisfying walking through the dark streets to the glowing church - which looks especially welcoming in this Christmas season with the greenery and the red candles in the window niches, and a side-chapel all transformed into Bethlehem for the crib.

Archive 2008-01-01 Joanna Bogle 2008

It's sort of satisfying walking through the dark streets to the glowing church - which looks especially welcoming in this Christmas season with the greenery and the red candles in the window niches, and a side-chapel all transformed into Bethlehem for the crib.

Every Thursday... Joanna Bogle 2008

Bakirtzis pointed out that the tiny side-chapel of the second basilica, with its beautiful mosaic floor, was never rebuilt, apparently an extravagance the monks could do without.

A Sacred Congregation 1998

This now takes place in S. Peters, in a side-chapel adorned with two _arazzi_; one representing Leonardo

The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome Charles Michael Baggs

_Sepulchre_ in a side-chapel [78], and several confraternities come in procession to venerate the relics, of which we shall speak in the next chapter.

The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome Charles Michael Baggs

In a side-chapel of Notre Dame, and carefully boarded up for no reason in the world save to extort a verger's fee for their exhibition, are the splendid black marble monuments, with recumbent figures in copper gilt, of Charles the Bold, who fell at

Beautiful Europe: Belgium Joseph Ernest Morris

Agnes tripped round the aisle to a little side-chapel where a light was always kept burning by her before a picture of Saint Agnes, and, kneeling there, waited till her grandmother should be through with her confession.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 Various

The litanies are sung, while the procession returns to the church, where the newly-baptised are confirmed in a side-chapel, and exhorted to perseverance in virtue, by the Cardinal [135]; the litanies are then continued, but cease while all kneeling venerate the heads of

The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome Charles Michael Baggs