25 Februari 2009

Antrean panjang masih terlihat di katederal Myeongdong

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Antrean panjang untuk menyampaikan belasungkawa kepada mendiang kardinal Kim Sou-hwan yang wafat pada hari Senin lalu masih terlihat di Myeondong.
Para pengunjung yang sudah berkumpul mulai dari pagi hari harus antre selama 3 atau 4 jam untuk dapat masuk kedalam katederal.
Menurut keuskupan agung Seoul, sampai hari Kamis sekitar 440 ribu orang telah mengunjungi tempat itu.
Pada pukul 5 sore hari Kamis, upacara memasukan jenazah ke dalam peti jenazah diadakan secara resmi dengan dipimpin oleh kardinal Jeong Jin suk.
Upacara misa pemakaman hari Jum’at akan diadakan secara sederhana dengan gaya yang sama dengan penganut katolik biasa, setelah itu peti jenazah akan dimasukkan kedalam kubur di Taman makam Katolik di Yongin .
sumber: http://world.kbs.co.kr/indonesian/news/news_detail.htm?No=17370
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