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Faith and coffee inspire pilgrims at Korean Catholic shrine
Visitors to Yeonpung Shrine pay tributes to Catholic martyrs, make donations and enjoy free drinks and snacks
Updated: July 29, 2021 04:56 AM GMT
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On a sweltering hot summer day in mid-July, an elderly Catholic couple visited Yeonpung Martyrs Shrine.
Tired from their travels from Ilsan city to Goesan as pilgrims to the popular Catholic shrine covered by Cheongju Diocese, they looked for a place to rest and have something to eat and drink.
Yeonpung Martyrs Shrine is one of two major shrines in Cheongju that behold the memory of 19th century Catholic martyrs who were killed during Christian persecution in Korea during the rule of the Joseon dynasty. The other popular shrine is Baithi Martyrs Shrine.
TAY TOWNSHIP, ONT. The ongoing pandemic has had devastating impacts on the local economy as several tourist hotspots remain closed again this year. For the second year, Martyrs Shrine in Tay Township will not open its Church and grounds to the public. Father Michael Knox said the decision to keep the religious site closed came down to the vaccination rollout plan announced Thursday. Over 60 per cent of the people or more that we would be welcoming here would not be vaccinated yet, and so really the rollout set a lot of the discernment process, he said. Roughly 120,000 visitors head to Martyrs Shrine each year.
2020/12/24 17:43 The National Palace Museum is one of nine new air quality protection areas (Facebook, NPM photo) The National Palace Museum is one of nine new air quality protection areas (Facebook, NPM photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) The new year will see the introduction of an air quality protection plan for several major sites in Taipei, including the National Palace Museum and Taipei 101, reports said Thursday (Dec. 24). The scheme is part of a series of new measures to be introduced across the country Jan. 1. Though Taipei has focused mostly on the environment, CNA reported. The capital’s Department of Environmental Protection will only allow approved diesel vehicles and scooters that passed their required inspection to approach nine sites listed as special air quality protection zones, with fines to be introduced on Feb. 1.
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