Your favourite churches...show us!

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I served Mass there during March for Life. It was an incredible experience!
 
The Holy Sacraments Church in the Nørrebrogade district of Copenhagen , Denmark

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The Church of the Holy Spirit in Frederikshavn , Denmark

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St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Los Angeles, California (today’s his feast day!). Founded in 1920, the present church was built in 1960. Over the years, the parish has been administered by the Capuchin Fathers, and is currently staffed by the Franciscan Fathers from Santa Barbara.

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Church of St Norbert in Vejle, Denmark

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Rob2 said:
The Holy Sacraments Church in the Nørrebrogade district of Copenhagen , Denmark
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That’s a nice church on the outside, but I feel that it needs some color on the inside. Especially in the apse. It looks so barren.
 
St Mary’s in Helsinki in Finland

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Saint Joseph’s Church, in Kuopio in Finland

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St Olaf’s church in Jyväskylä, in Finland

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Cathedral of Saint Henry in Helsinki , Finland

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Blessed Sacrament Chapel

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St. Bridget and Blessed Hemming Church in Turku in Finland

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Youth gathering at Saint Bridget’s and Blessed Hemming’s Parish in Turku.
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Bridgettine Sisters Adoration Chapel
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Church of St Nicholas in Vilnius in Lithuania , the oldest Catholic church in Lithuania .

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One pastor, two churches on two continents, with a Lithuanian connection. Rev. Monsignor Julius Maciejauskas founded St. Jacob Apostle Catholic Church in Sveksna, in his native Lithuania, in 1899:

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Due to the coming of World War II and the Communist takeover, he came to Los Angeles, California in 1938 and founded St. Casimir Lithuanian Catholic Church in 1941:

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Monsignor Maciejauskas died in Los Angeles in 1947, and was buried here. In 1993, his remains were returned to his homeland in Lithuania and reinterred at St. Jacob Apostle Churchyard in Sveksna, where he had served for 38 years.
 
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Church of Apostle Evangelist St. Matthew in Anykščiai in Lithuania .

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