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St. John Cantius church near Chicago/Ogden/Milwaukee (and the Gonnella bakery)--a church whose parish was largely razed by highway construction. at Polonia's peak before WW1, as many as 23,000 would attend Sunday mass here, and doubtless similar numbers at five similarly huge churches within a mile. now the parish survives by offering mass to suburbanites in Latin or Gregorian chant. |
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originally posted to Flickr as St John Cantius |
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2005-04-22 00:01:58 |
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Payton Chung from Chicago, USA |
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see below |
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| current | 19:35, 5 April 2007 | 480×640 (43 KB) | FlickrLickr | ({{flickr| |title=St John Cantius |description=St. John Cantius church near Chicago/Ogden/Milwaukee (and the Gonnella bakery)--a church whose parish was largely razed by highway construction. at Polonia's peak before WW1, as many as 23,000 would attend Sun) |
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