chantry
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chantry. An endowment for the maintenance of priests to celebrate Mass for the souls of the founder and others nominated by him; the body of priests so endowed; and any chapel in which such Masses were celebrated. The chapel usually took the form of an altar in a space partitioned off within a church or of a building constructed as a ‘chantry chapel’. In the 14th and 15th cents. chantries became numerous. Under
Henry VIII the possessions of the chantries were vested in the King for the term of his life in 1545, but wholesale suppression did not take place until the passing of the Dissolution of Colleges Act 1547 under
Edward VI. The chantries had often been educational centres; a few were refounded as schools, sometimes bearing the name of Edward VI.
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