* On the way we went to Ruins of St. Paul, we dropped by St. Dominic's Church. Later, I realized the indoor of this church was the quietest and most comfortable place in this shopping area. Since later, we all were pushed toward to Ruins of St. Paul by crowd. It is really unbelievable. This shopping area was more countryside look than my grandmother’s house in the south of Taiwan when my first time to visit here 17 years ago. Now, the tourists are everywhere.* We girls just took a look the St. Dominic's Church, and then stepped out this first church in China. So, the peaceful moment we had was only around 5 minutes.
* Followed the road sign, we were toward to Ruins of St. Paul. The alley was so crowded that we hardly walked through. We were pushed by people until the front steps of Ruins of St. Paul. To climb the steps looked like a long way, but I finished it while I was chatting with Joanne and Linda. I remembered that only me with ruin wall were in the photo 17 years ago, but now it is so hard to take a picture with ruin wall as the background but without tourists. I never thought the scenes that thousands of people come to worship, but now it looks like so real.
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St. Dominic's Church - Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Dominic%27s_Church_(Macau,_China)
Ruins of St. Paul - Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruins_of_St._Paul%27s
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