" Martin is usually represented in the act of sharing his cape with the beggar. This is also the origin of the word chapel—for centuries later, in a small church, there was a piece of cloth reputed to be a portion of Martin’s cape. From that piece of cape—capella—the little church came to be called a “chapel,” and those who served in it, “chaplains. "

― Justo L. González , The Story of Christianity: Volume 1: The Early Church to the Reformation (Story of Christianity)