Author: Matt Gilligan / Source: did you know?
Visualize this scene because I’m sure you’ve been there many times before. You’re rushing through a busy airport trying to make your connection. You pass by Starbucks, Cinnabon, Bad Daddy’s Brewpub, the foot massage place and…a chapel?
Have you ever stopped to think why there are chapels in airports? There’s actually quite an interesting history behind it.
The first airport chapel was built at Boston’s Logan Airport in 1951 – not for passengers, but for the Catholic employees at the airport.
The chapel in Boston was called “Our…
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