A Korean Mission Church
I kind of like this one — 천주교상주 화령성당화동공소(성베네딕도수도회,알빈신부).
Labels: Architecture, Corea, The Catholic Faith
Monday, April 26, 2010
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2 Comments:
I notice that they have kneelers. I wonder if they use them? I had heard of a church in Korea where they did kneel, but so far, the only place where I've encountered kneeling so far is during the reading of the Passion gospels during Holy Week and at the Orthodox cahtedral here in Seoul.
At the beautiful Gamgok Parish Church, a.k.a. the Catholic Pilgrimage Church of Our Blessed Mother of Maegoe, they have kneelers and use them. They also take off their shoes. I blogged about my visit -- Christ-Haunted Eumseong County.
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