When in Rome, Build a Temple! (attend, mission, church, Jerusalem)

[zippythepinhead]

5 new temples announced including Rome, Kansas City(or thereabouts), Calgary, Agrentina, and Philidelphia

LDS leaders condemn 'Rampant materialism,' announce new temples - Salt Lake Tribune

[3.14]

o well just goes to show that you should never trust a person who deals with religion as a job

[zippythepinhead]

Originally Posted by 3.14

o well just goes to show that you should never trust a person who deals with religion as a job

It will be interesting to see how these temples come to fruition.

[madhatter85]

it seems as though the temple will be built ont he opposite side from that of the Vatican. the Vatican is somewhat south-east of the center of Rome, and the temple will be North-west. I heard the church owns land up there already.


We should start worrying when they build a temple in Greece.

and then we should be REALLY worried once the jews rebuild thier temple in Jerusalem.

[Odion]

We should start worrying when they build a temple in Greece.

Hmm... why is that?

[SoyLeche]

Originally Posted by zippythepinhead

Kansas City(or thereabouts)

That one is potentially more interesting...

[pwsoldier]

Originally Posted by zippythepinhead

Agrentina, and Philidelphia

That's good news for my family. My sister's at the MTC right now getting ready for a mission to Argentina, and the Philly temple should take a lot attendence away from the somewhat overworked DC temple.

[SoyLeche]

Originally Posted by pwsoldier

That's good news for my family. My sister's at the MTC right now getting ready for a mission to Argentina, and the Philly temple should take a lot attendence away from the somewhat overworked DC temple.

I've very seldom been in the DC temple when an endowment session was more than half full - and I always go on Saturday mornings, when I would expect it to be busiest

[pwsoldier]

Originally Posted by SoyLeche

I've very seldom been in the DC temple when an endowment session was more than half full - and I always go on Saturday mornings, when I would expect it to be busiest

To be honest, I've never been to an endowment session. I remember that the baptismal font was usually booked rather heavily whenever my ward would take the youth down there for proxy baptisms. I'd imagine that they have a rather full sealing schedule during some parts of the year as well, though I could be wrong.

[zippythepinhead]

Originally Posted by SoyLeche

That one is potentially more interesting...

I agree. Could it be???? Independence????