Definition of Capellane. Meaning of Capellane. Synonyms of Capellane

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Definition of Capellane

Capellane
Capellane Cap"el*lane, n. [See Chaplain.] The curate of a chapel; a chaplain. [Obs.] --Fuller.

Meaning of Capellane from wikipedia

- some of them are: Burgos: Bodegas Casajús, Páramo de Corcos, Pago de los Capellanes, Bodegas TresPiedras, Dominio Basconcillos, Adrada Ecológica, Casado Alvides...
- Matías Lacasa, who owned a Viennese café and bakery in Madrid named Viena Capellanes, today a chain of po****r cafés and catering service.[1] In 1893, he took...
- Burgos, Sarasqueta, Vaquería del Republicano, Jimenez y Lamothe, Viena Capellanes, SOLÉNER (Soluciones Energéticas S.A.), Confiteria de Alfredo Reig, and...
- consecutivas na vice-liderança". 4 August 2023. "Com Renata Chapolin e Capellanes múmia, Jogo Aberto coloca Band em raro 3º lugar". 10 August 2023. "RedeTV...
- pan de viena. His establishment grew to become the base of the Viena Capellanes chain of pastry shops. Today, Madrid is home to many restaurants, offering...
- Historia de la Iglesia en la Argentina, Editorial Don Bosco, 1974 Los capellanes irlandeses, Santiago M. Ussher, 1954 Wikimedia Commons has media related...
- to help out by making the Viennese bread and tea at her bakery, Viena Capellanes. However, the brothers were more interested in their artistic endeavors...
- chamber clerk (clérigo de cámara), majordomo (maestre hostal), chaplains (capellanes), chef (maestro de cocina), forrero, escudero de la forrería, cup-bearer...
- Calderón (Madrid) Teatros del Canal Teatro de los Caños del Peral Teatro de Capellanes Teatro Chueca Teatro Circo Teatro Circo de Rivas Teatro Coliseum Teatro...
- Clero in Jaca (1926). In 1927 he was for the first time listed amongcapellanes de honor” by the royal chapel, and would consistently appear as “capellán...