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Tag Archives: altar cards
UPDATED – FRAMED: Daniel Mitsui’s new altar cards for the TLM – HOLY COW!
UPDATE: I took my spiffy Mitsui altar cards to be framed. Now I have them, completed. Ready for a first look. The central card. Here is the frame I chose. The guy at the store and I had a discussion … Read More
REVIEW: New altar cards from the Fraternity of St. Peter
I received some nice new altar cards for the Traditional Mass of the Roman Rite from the Fraternity of St. Peter’s publications service, Fraternity Publications. They retail for $24.95 but they are on sale until 31 March for $19.95. At this … Read More
Beautiful Requiem Altar Cards from SPORCH
The nice lady of SPORCH sent me a new set of Extraordinary Form altar cards for Requiem Masses! They are spectacular. Your TLM community needs a set! They are pretty big. Here they are on the edge of a large … Read More
Posted in Just Too Cool, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, The Campus Telephone Pole
Tagged altar cards, charts, Requiem Mass, SPORCH
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NEW STUFF! Glorious altar cards! 2015 ORDOs! Spanish/Latin Missalettes!
I have been wanting to post about a few useful items. Let’s start with what I received today. I have written in the past about the spiffy TLM travel altar cards from SPORCH. SPORCH is the Society for the Preservation of … Read More
My View For Awhile: Home again, home again
As my time here in Louisville draws to a close, I want to share some shots of the beautiful altar cards we used at the Solemn Mass. The nice lady who makes these and has the little cottage industry … Read More
Posted in On the road, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged altar cards, Archd. Louisville, Kentucky, SPORCH
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REVIEW: The ULTIMATE Priest’s Gift – Super Cool Portable Altar
Sometime ago I learned of a carpenter who made a portable altar of wood, rather like a suitcase, with wings that folded out and drawers, and an embedded altar stone. I contacted the carpenter and he said he would make … Read More
REVIEW: Folding altar cards for travel Mass set, including Requiem Mass cards
The nice people at SPORCH… yes, SPORCH, sent me – some time ago mind you – their newly revised Roman Rite folding, travel altar cards (for the Extraordinary Form). SPORCH is the Society for the Preservation of Roman Catholic Heritage. … Read More
REVIEW: Convenient TLM “travel” altar card set for Mass kits. GREAT! Hey, Father! Check ’em out!
Want to promote the New Evanglization? Looking for something to give a bishop, priest or seminarian? Want to complete that Mass kit or home altar? The “Society for the Preservation of Roman Catholic Heritage” (SPORCH … yah, I know) has … Read More
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