Over at Rorate there is a very interesting entry about chasubles through history. I think you will find it instructive.
Here is a sample:
Note well: the "taglio filipino"
Over at Rorate there is a very interesting entry about chasubles through history. I think you will find it instructive.
Here is a sample:
Note well: the "taglio filipino"
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What is a good source of “taglio filipino” chasubles?
The Saint Bede Studio.
Look at the entry on my WebLog:
http://saintbedestudio.blogspot.com/2007/12/chasubles-of-16th-century.html
The linked picture is not visible here, so I’m not sure which chasuble you refer to (without looking at the source :-)
Fascinating article. Seems to have an anti Roman Chasuble agenda but fascinating anyhow.
I truly enjoyed this article, and I felt like I learned a great deal. Personally, so-called “Roman” chasubles aren’t really my cup of tea, just as “Gothic” ones might not be to others. I had heard before that the more ample form dates back farther, but it is good to have the evidence for this in the article.
I do have a question for Fr. Z and any priests reading this:
If and when you celebrate the extraordinary form, do you alternate between “Roman” or “Gothic” chasubles, and, if not, why not?
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Father Z,
Where do you get your chasubles from?
Greg: Some vestments were rescued from a dumpster at the seminary. Some were purchased in Rome. Some were gifts.
That was a fascinating history of the chasuble you pointed readers to – thank you. I am so glad those vestments were rescued and presumably are now being used by you. I have occasionally seen vestments on sale in European flea markets and always hope that they find a buyer who will pass them on for proper use.
PS Following publication this week of the ‘Catholic Herald’ we in Britain now know more about Fr Z!