Chapel
a place of worship, formerly licity of the worship to be performed; churches being for general use, and chapels (or little churches) for the speticular households. From these the use cial use of private individuals or parof the term in Europe has been extended so as to include all religious edifices not of the established faith. There are also, in the Protestant as in the Roman Catholic churches, chapels of ease to parish churches, built for the accommodation populous or extensive parishes. In Roman Catholic churches, to particular saints, in honor of whom portions of the main building, dedicated a service is there performed, are called chapels.
CHAPLAIN