The Coldest Church on Earth - The Catholic Ice Chapel

The Coldest Church on Earth - The Catholic Ice Chapel:
People of faith enjoy going to Mass every Sunday, and many go every day. But suppose your Church was the southernmost Church in the world. Suppose your Church was at the bottom of Antarctica, where temperatures can hit an amazing 100 degrees below zero.
Would you still be eager to rush to Church? The answer, surprisingly, is yes. Our Lady of the Snows, a Catholic Church only 700 miles from the South Pole, is the southernmost Church in the world. It is a Catholic Church, built in 1979, and enjoys a number of worshipers and parishioners, from their small community at the Belgrano II Base in Antarctica. This is a testimony to real faith.

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