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Meaning of "priory church"
priory church: Denotes a church that is associated with or was formerly part of a priory, which is a religious house under the authority of a prior
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Much remains of the main priory church.
The priory church became the village church.
Ruins of the priory church.
The first priory church was constructed out of limestone.
The remainder were used in the construction of the new priory church.
It now stands next to the priory church and is currently used as council offices.
The monastic buildings were located on the north side of the priory church.
The priory church became the parish church of Vrejlev.
The chapel is thought to be all that remains of the original priory church.
The original priory church was built in the Norman style.
He built the main gate and the two towers of the priory church.
The partially demolished priory church became the cathedral of the recently created Diocese of Oxford.
The present parish church occupies the site of the ancient priory church.
There is also a priory church at Saint Clement.
The present Church of Scotland parish kirk is on the site of the priory church.
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The entrance to the priory church of San Pedro is free.
This model can be seen in the Priory Church.
The imposing priory church is part Romanesque and part Gothic.
It has 20 spacious rooms with marvellous views of the Priory Church of Reus.
The Priory Church is open each day during daylight hours.
St Nicolas priory church.
The priory church is much abused, though impressive.
Situated opposite the beautiful ancient Priory Church of St Peter in the heart of Dunstable.
The priory church was now used for Reformed service, and the cloister was destroyed.
Ballybeg was an extensive foundation, the priory church measuring some in length and in width.
However, a priory church and associated buildings were never built there.
In January 1986 much of the remains of the priory church collapsed.
At Oxford a priory church became the city 's cathedral.
In 1376 Sir Thomas Savage was buried by the south porch of the priory church.
The twelfth century priory church of Saint-Étienne.
The Priory Church of Saint-Martin also served as the parish church.
After the dissolution, the Priory church became the parish church.
The Priory church was built in 1100, using spolia from the Roman ruins at Avenches.
In 1033, Emperor Conrad II was crowned as the King of Burgundy in the priory church.
He is buried in the priory church of Easebourne, near Midhurst.
The Romanesque priory church was built around 1140, at the same time as the village church.
Their new priory church was consecrated in 1151 by the Bishop of Eine.
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