by Jessica | May 27, 2008 | FSSP, Latin Mass | 7 comments
This is so cool!
“FSSP transform a modernistic free-standing altar into a very beautiful High Altar. The church that this took place in is in France and is now operated by the Fraternity of St. Peter. The complete time for this “Altar-ation” was just about 15 minutes!”
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This was pretty amazing!!!!
beautiful! Thanks for sharing this 🙂
I enjoyed that video.I saw it a couple of months ago. It’s funny.
In principle I only attend the Traditional Latin Mass here in Ireland.
God Bless
Please God…more….
Loveley video…
This video so perfectly illustrates the ease with which such a transformation is accomplished. My dear sons have participated in several of these transformations…traveling with our priest to offer the TLM in local parishes within our diocese that aren’t sure how to accomplish the feat without renovating the sanctuary. The priests and parishioners are always amazed by the transformation.
i hear FSSP is supposed to be coming up north. if we do end up heading that way i think we will have to attend.
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