Once again, we are very grateful to everyone who sent in their photographs of liturgies celebrated on the Immaculate Conception. We begin with two of the most recently established American apostolates of the FSSP, in Providence, Rhode Island and the Philadelphia suburb of Conshohocken; both churches are dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
Our next photopost will be of both Gaudete Sunday and Rorate Masses; a reminder will be posted on Friday. (Last year, we got up to three; let’s see if we can match or beat that!)
Our next photopost will be of both Gaudete Sunday and Rorate Masses; a reminder will be posted on Friday. (Last year, we got up to three; let’s see if we can match or beat that!)
St Mary’s - Providence, Rhode Island (FSSP)
St Mary’s - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania (FSSP, Archdiocese of Philadelphia)
The Mass of the Immaculate Conception was celebrated like a Rorate Mass, early in the morning, and by candlelight. (Photos courtesy of Alison Girone.)
Tradition will always be for the young!
St Charles - Imperial Beach, California
San Simon Piccolo - Venice, Italy (FSSP)
Mater Ecclesiae - Berlin, New Jersey
St Joan of Arc - Oberlin, Louisiana
St Anthony of Padua - Des Moines, Iowa
(Photos by Lisa Bourne)
Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa - Santa Rosa, California
St Mary - Bishophill, York, England
St Joseph Oratory - Detroit, Michigan (ICKSP)
Solemn Mass, followed by a prayer of consecration to the Immaculate Conception. Before each Mass was the blessing and reception of the new altar boys’ cassocks.
St John XXIII - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (ICKSP)
In mid-October of this year, the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest was invited into the Diocese of Pittsburgh and given the care of the quasi-parish of St John XXIII, dedicated to the Traditional Latin Mass. On December 8, the members of the Institute renewed its Consecration to our Lady under the title of her Immaculate Conception.