Definition: A chapelward is a type of church in England, Scotland and Ireland that was established during the 15th century. It is a building that serves as both a place of worship for Christian believers and a communal gathering place. The term "chaplet" refers to the small chapel or room where people gather together, which often includes food and drinks. The name "chapelward" comes from the Latin word "chapel," meaning "church," and "ward," meaning "place."
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