Usage examples (12)

• And today, St. Peter's Square is like a "cenacle" open to heaven, filled with the faithful, many of whom are members of Italian Catholic Action, whom I will address...
• He should meet with fellow-feeling, and something of the kindly and grateful affection which he found in the cenacle of the
• The insistence on the chronological date of the two appearances shows the Evangelist John's intention to present Jesus' meeting with his followers in the cenacle as a...
• ( "Metaphysics makes strange bedfellows") calls "the bizarre cenacle" to whom he (de Chirico) "paid written homage" (others being Raphael, Courbet, and Böcklin).