{this moment}

by | Jul 14, 2017 | Altar Boys, Archbishop, Cardinal Burke, FSSP, Latin Mass, Precious Moments: 01, Precious Moments: 02, Sacred Liturgy Conference | 8 comments

One of many favorite moments from Friday evening’s Pontifical Solemn High Mass at the Throne

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  1. Guest
    Guest on February 17, 2022 at 4:21 am

    Deo gratias!!

    2017-07-16 15:50:38

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  2. Melissa
    Melissa on February 17, 2022 at 4:21 am

    Hi! What does Mass at the throne mean?

    2017-07-16 16:44:18

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  3. Jessica Gordon
    Jessica Gordon on February 17, 2022 at 4:21 am

    I believe it refers to where the Cardinal is during the first half of the Mass. "… a bishop celebrates almost the entire first half of the Solemn High Mass until the offertory at the cathedra, often referred to as his throne, to the left of the altar."

    2017-07-16 17:11:44

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  4. Marion
    Marion on February 17, 2022 at 4:21 am

    Thanks for sharing the photo. Marion and Marilyn

    2017-07-17 20:08:04

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  5. Guest
    Guest on February 17, 2022 at 4:22 am

    God sends the most wonderful graces!! I am thanking Him in this moment with joy!

    2017-07-20 04:29:41

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  6. Sarah
    Sarah on February 17, 2022 at 4:22 am

    My family and I were blessed to be able to attend the conference as well. This Mass was truly extraordinary! We showed our priest the pictures from the Mass and he asked what the capes that your boys wore were for. Do you know the name of them and what is their significance? In cordibus Jesu et Maria, Sarah H.

    2017-08-22 05:46:49

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  7. Jessica Gordon
    Jessica Gordon on February 17, 2022 at 4:22 am

    I'm making the connection now between you and your blog. It was so nice to meet you and your family! I believe what the boys were wearing is called a Vimpa. "The vimpa may take the form of a cape-like shawl or a many-pleated scarf, with a base colour usually of either white or silver. A vimpa can be a simple white/silver veil or can be fashioned with one or many liturgical symbols, such as crosses. The vimpa can hang on the mitre- and crosier-bearers' shoulders or be secured in the front by velcro, ribbon or even clasps. They can end as short as the server's waist, and as long as the server's feet. Due to its form, many people often mistake the vimpa for a Humeral Veil which is used to hold the Monstrance. There is nothing wrong with a vimpa being fashioned like a humeral veil as long as it is not overdone and follows important rules such as colour and design. Since it is only used at Pontifical Masses, a well-fashioned vimpa can stand out in the grandness of the celebration and appear spectacular when holding a mitre and crosier."

    2017-08-25 17:25:41

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  8. Sarah
    Sarah on February 17, 2022 at 4:23 am

    I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier. Thank you so much for your reply! It was so nice and a wonderful blessing to meet you as well! Wow that is so interesting! God bless you!

    2017-09-21 05:35:30

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