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Definition of chapel of ease in English: chapel of easenoun An Anglican chapel situated for the convenience of parishioners living a long distance from the parish church. Example sentencesExamples - He was an extremely religious man and when in good health had a chapel of ease erected on his property, not far from his dwelling.
- He acted with urgency to meet the crying needs of his flock, providing chapels of ease where mass was said once a fortnight.
- It was laid by the monks themselves, and the church at the top was a chapel of ease, where pilgrims would rest on the way to seeing Hailes's phial of holy blood.
- St Joseph's Church was consecrated in April 1904 as a chapel of ease for St Michael's parish.
- In 1860, this was extended to accommodate a school and chapel of ease for the local Church of Ireland community.
Definition of chapel of ease in US English: chapel of easenoun A chapel situated for the convenience of parishioners living a long distance from the parish church. Example sentencesExamples - It was laid by the monks themselves, and the church at the top was a chapel of ease, where pilgrims would rest on the way to seeing Hailes's phial of holy blood.
- He acted with urgency to meet the crying needs of his flock, providing chapels of ease where mass was said once a fortnight.
- He was an extremely religious man and when in good health had a chapel of ease erected on his property, not far from his dwelling.
- St Joseph's Church was consecrated in April 1904 as a chapel of ease for St Michael's parish.
- In 1860, this was extended to accommodate a school and chapel of ease for the local Church of Ireland community.
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