Chapel of Saint Anne

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The Chapel of Saint Anne is a small Christian shrine built within the Cave of the Apocalypse on the island of Patmos, traditionally associated with the visions of Saint John recorded in the Book of Revelation.

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Chapel of Saint Anne canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian chapel
shrine
architecturalType small cave chapel
associatedWith Book of Revelation
Saint John the Theologian
linked to: John the Theologian

visions of Saint John
culturalSignificance important site for Christian apocalyptic tradition
dedicatedTo Saint Anne
function pilgrimage site
place of Christian worship
hasNameOrigin named after Saint Anne, mother of the Virgin Mary
heritageContext site linked to New Testament tradition
linkedText Book of Revelation in the New Testament
linked to: Book of Revelation
locatedIn Cave of the Apocalypse
locatedInCountry Greece
locatedInRegion Dodecanese
locatedInSea Aegean Sea
locatedOn island of Patmos
partOf Cave of the Apocalypse complex
monastic and pilgrimage site on Patmos
religion Christianity
setting inside a natural cave
tradition built at the place where John received apocalyptic visions
usedBy Christian pilgrims
usedFor liturgical services
prayer

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Cave of the Apocalypse hasChapel Chapel of Saint Anne
Cave of the Apocalypse hasChapel Chapel of Saint Anne