as 2015 Photopost - Late Entries
Just a couple of late submission from Christmas and its octave.
Church of St Anne (Damenstiftkirche) - Munich, Bavaria (FFSP)
Midnight Mass and the Feast of St Stephen
Church of the Holy Innocents - Manhattan, New York City
Solemn Mass on the Patronal Feast
As always, our thanks to all those who have sent in photographs of their liturgies during the Christmas season, with our best wishes to all our readers for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Our next photopost will be for the Epiphany. (UPDATE: This post has been updated with new submissions from churches in Taiwan, the Philippine Islands, and Detroit, Michigan.)
St Joseph’s Church - EF Community of the Archdiocese of Singapore
St Walburge’s Catholic Shrine Church - Preston, Lancashire, U.K. (ICK)
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| The Martyrology at Prime |
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| Placing the statue of Baby Jesus in the Creche |
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| Midnight Mass |
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| Magnificat at Second Vespers of Christmas |
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| Benediction |
Most Holy Redeemer Parish - Quezon City, Diocese of Cubao
Photos courtesy of Mr Maurice Almadrones
Church of the Holy Ghost - Tiverton, Rhode Island
Our Lady of Mount Carmel - Littleton, Colorado (FSSP)
St Mary’s Parish - Kalamazoo, Michigan
Mount St Peter Church - New Kensington, Pennsylvania
Church of the Holy Innocents - Manhattan, New York City
National Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon - North Jackson, Ohio
Midnight Liturgy according to the Maronite Syriac Rite - Divine Pontifical Liturgy, with procession and veneration of the Christ Child at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy.
Our Lady of Mt Carmel - Hsinchu, Taiwan
Shrine of St Therese of the Child Jesus - Military Ordinariate of the Philippines
Card. Burke Celebrates Christmas with FSSP in Rome
The website of the Fraternity of St Peter’s Roman parish, Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini, has posted a large gallery of photographs of Christmas Matins and Midnight Mass, celebrated by His Eminence Raymond Card. Burke. Here is just a small selection, you can see the rest on their page. The parish website is currently being revamped, and is only in Italian for the moment. Information for priests who wish to celebrate at the church while visiting Rome is available here.
