Another theory on the origins of Amen Corner

Amen Corner at the west end of Paternoster Row, London, was where the Monks finished the Pater Noster on Corpus Christi Day as they proceeded to St Paul's Cathedral. They began in Paternoster Row with the Lord's Prayer in Latin, which continued to the end of the street, then said Amen at the corner. It was destroyed in an air raid on December 1940.