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you are lucky to have such a beautiful church...a lot of our churches here in America are ugly.

God bless the Cardinal, but...all this hand shaking and cheek kissing before mass just annoys the crap out of me.

@rpgabc123 a lot of the times, vestments or ecclesiastical costume reflect the dignity, whether he has jurisdiction, and the hierarchy of the cleric. Like mozetta means you're the boss of that diocese. Mantelletta (originally) if you're just a titular bishop with no territorial jurisdiction. Same...

That style of pyx is very Roman.

Which St. Joseph Seminary is this? There's like a billion named in honor of St. Joseph. Sadly, so many closed :( History repeats itself, things were terrible before the Council of Trent, but with God's grace, the more conservative younger bishops being appointed, soon we will rebuild what we have...

craziness!

@IdigAponyONtheROOF Thats ironic isn't it! The Catholic Church put the bible together! How did Jesus let His Church go astray for over 1500 years! Thank God Luther came and restored everything to its pure form!

@gregorius1014 disunity is what the devil wants. Christ has only one Church, one body, one teaching. Protestantism is just heresy after heresy...the work of the Devil. We don't hate protestants, just the heresy that poisons your soul. But, we still pray for the unity of the Church daily and hope ...

Happy Feast of St. Agnes y'all! St. Agnes pray for us!

beautiful! the cappa magna conveys the dignity of the sacramental priesthood. It's about hierarchy and dignity, not modesty or whatever. Sacred vestments should be of silk and fine fabric because it's the vestment of Christ - we forget that at Mass, Christ uses the priest as an instrument and His...

This is very strange for me to watch...the cappa magna is sign of jurisdiction and dignity. Usually only the ordinary wears the cappa in his own diocese, and cardinals of course...what's stranger is seeing a familiaris in ferriaolo carrying the train instead of the train bearer. I might be wrong,...

@gregorius1014 mea culpa! it's given on the feast of St. Peter n Paul...but the wool is made from sheep presented and solemnly blessed on the feast of St. Agnes (I knew she was some how related :)

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this is outlandish, haha, why didn't anyone think to offer a Requiem mass for the repose of her soul?

Wow, what a beautiful procession! I just wish the monstrance itself were a lot bigger. BEAUTIFUL!