A large church is a term used to describe a building of religious significance that is larger than the average church. A CATHEDRAL, which has nine letters, is a large and important church, typically the seat of a bishop. A MINSTER, with seven letters, is a large church that is usually associated with a monastery or ABBEY. A BASILICA, with eight letters, is a large and important church, typically with a nave and two aisles. A TABERNACLE, with ten letters, is a small shrine or temple, typically used in the Jewish and Christian faiths. An ABBEY, with five letters, is a monastery or convent, typically under the authority of an abbot or abbess.