Yet here, in the holy, radiant chapel, with Anna watching him eagerly, Jander found the courage to raise the flute to his lips.
Among the Baroque interior decorations are the carved wooden choir stalls, created between 1658 and 1570, the opulent main altar (1685) and the communion rails of the holy chapel (1695).
Inhabitants of the village are known for their piety and respect for the sacred and holy chapels or ruins of chapels.
The same cannot be said for a different Ste.-Chapelle, the holy chapel of the chateau of Vincennes in the Bois de Vincennes park on Paris's eastern edge, which was catastrophically damaged.
Inside a holy chapel!
It was declared and taught in the holy chapels of Jad that daemons of the half-world hovered, always, intimately close to mortal men and women, and they could enter into you, making you other than what you were, had always been.
One of them is that at St. Levan, as well as the churchyard, there is an ancient holy well and well chapel, long hidden in the sands, believed to be connected with the legendary Romano-British St. Selevan, from whom the place name is derived.
The abbey's destroyers, crack troops of the young king's regents, had slaughtered the monks to a man, and their students as well, profaning the holy chapel with a sea of blood and desecrating the altar itself with vicious murder.
