October 1, 2009

My Next Vacation

This is why the web is so great. I had no idea there were so many places to go to church in Antarctica!

I don't even know which one I would want to offer Mass at first; the chapel dedicated to St. Francis, or the one made out of ice!

Check them all out!
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8 comments:

  1. Elizabeth Mahlou1:50 AM

    Cool! Literally -- the one made out of ice.

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  2. A Bit of the Blarney7:13 AM

    OH my goodness!!! How exciting. I had no idea there were churches there. How wonderful. Cathy

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  3. pennyante9:56 AM

    Amazing!

    One learns something new every day on this wonderful blog! Thanks...

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  4. Jeanne10:24 AM

    Definitely the ice one. Way cooler, in every sense of the word.

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  5. ben in denver11:26 AM

    They also build an ice chapel in Jukkasjarvi, Sweeden every year.

    http://www.icehotel.com/Winter/Icehotel/Ice_church/

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  6. Brother Charles1:14 PM

    Neat! I love the wedding.

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  7. Anonymous8:12 PM

    Brother penguin!!

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  8. Qualis Rex9:48 PM

    My choice would be the church made of ice. No possible risk of eternal hell-fire there, right?

    BTW, what are the Russians doing all the way in Antarctica???

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