Cody Quirk calls my attention to this article, which was published on 15 January:
“Golden statue of angel Moroni placed atop Philly Mormon temple, marking ‘significant milestone'”
He says that the anti-Mormons are running wild in the comments section. I wasn’t able to find the comments section, though. Which may well be a divine blessing to me, a “tender mercy.”
Here’s a more recent piece about the new temple, with some good accompanying photographs (located in the “Slide Show” to the left of the article text):
I looked last night, and the critics were already beginning to froth.
“We are going to build temples. This law is given to the children of men. . . .
Some say, ‘I do not like to do it, for we never began to build a temple without the bells of hell beginning to ring.’ I want to hear them ring again. . . .
We completed a temple in Kirtland and in Nauvoo; and did not the bells of hell toll all the time we were building them? They did, every week and every day.”
Brigham Young