Great photos of traditional ordinations by the FSSP

9 Responses to Great photos of traditional ordinations by the FSSP

1. HighMass says:

   5 July 2010 at 11:10 am

   No words can possibly discribe the beauty of this sacrament and the CHURCH!
2. New Sister says:

   5 July 2010 at 11:46 am

   O precious sons of Mary! May the LORD bless and keep thee generously supplied with His grace, through her. Amen.
3. William of the Old says:

   5 July 2010 at 5:23 pm

   You can see the recent ordinations of the ICKSP here: http://www.icrsp.org/IMAGES-APOSTOLATS/IMAGES-2010/Gricigliano/Ordinations-2010/Page-Initiale.htm

   William of the Old
4. AuroraChristina says:

   5 July 2010 at 8:13 pm

   I feel better already…
5. Maltese says:

   5 July 2010 at 10:25 pm

   This looks like a beautiful ceremony! These guys are dedicated to ceremony and thus Tradition!

   I may seam like a repeating record, but I’m compelled to reiterate the simple truth that the majority of Catholics have their heads in the sand.

   I know that sounds harsh: just last Sunday, my family of four girls and one boy, sat behind a family of six boys and one girl!

   Wonderful stuff!

   My only point is; well, I guess my only point is Paul VI inspired me to have a baby way past the point where my wife and I should physically be having babies; so, tonight, I raise a toast to Paul VI!
6. amsjj1002 says:

   6 July 2010 at 2:14 am

   Thanks for the link, William of the Old!

   As a supporter of ICRSS, I’ve been especially prayerful over this past week, what with ordinations and anniversaries of ordinations. I have a picture of seminarians from 2004-05, of a group that I’ve daily prayed over and kept in my thoughts — and the last two of them were ordained last week. Very emotional. I cried when I saw the photos of the laying of the hands; such a beautiful, solemn moment.

   God bless them, may they have a long, holy priesthood!
7. Jack Hughes says:

   6 July 2010 at 2:40 am

   I can’t express how envious I am
8. Henry says:

   6 July 2010 at 8:17 am

   Maltese: last Sunday, my family of four girls and one boy, sat behind a family of six boys and one girl!

   I know a small private daily TLM group, less than a dozen families, two of which have 8 children. At the local Sunday TLM, families with 4 to 6 children are common. A visitor asked what kind of water these trads drink. The reply that “They’re just faithful Catholics” apparently was not considered an adequate explanation.
9. irishgirl says:

   6 July 2010 at 4:12 pm

   Yay for the FSSP!