| | I sometimes wonder: Why is it that I have never seen a parish like this in Korea?
(source: Robert Koehler, the Marmot's Hole)
What fascinates me is the fact that it looks like a Tridentine Rite is celebrated here regularly. It has altar rails, and even a high altar (without the novus ordo altar!). Yet at the same time, the Korean writing on the ceiling blends in very nicely with the atmosphere unlike virtually every post-Vatican II built parish in Korea.
See Old Churches of Korea's Catholic Heartland at the Marmot's Hole for more great pictures. |
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