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Peregrinus Gasolinus: the rubrical adventure continueth
Some of you who pay attention to matters liturgical – in detail – might get an edifying kick out of Peregrinus Gasolinus. The nice folks from Romanitas Press have been reproducing it. Here is a note I received:
Dear Father,
Just thought … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged Eucharistic procession, flower girls, holy oils, Peregrinus Gasolinus, processions, Romanitas Press
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Your Corpus Christi Processions Reports
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Eye-candy from the annual Chartres Pilgrimage
The liturgical eye-candy specialists at NLM have posted some great photos of the annual pilgrimage to Chartres Cathedral (for those of you in Fridley, that’s a big, pretty church in France).
Sample.
We need more processions.
Anecdote: One day in May I was … Continue reading
Posted in Just Too Cool, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Our Catholic Identity
Tagged Chartres, pilgrimage, processions
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QUAERITUR: Rogation Days (reason #746 for Summorum Pontificum)
I didn’t get to this yesterday or “Feria Secunda in Rogationibus“.
Rogation Days were on the traditional Roman calendar for 25 April (Major Rogation Day) and the three days before Ascension THURSDAY (Minor).
“Rogation” comes from rogo “to ask”.
For the Major days, … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Getting a blessing at Communion time. Fr. Z rants.
From a reader:
We hope to bring 2 children (extended family) to Mass on Christmas Eve. They have not been baptized.
QUAERITUR: Are unbaptized children allowed to go up to Communion with their arms crossed and receive a blessing? What about an … Continue reading


























