Esplendor de la Liturgia en Portugal e no resto do Mundo

Esplendor de la Liturgia en Portugal e no resto do Mundo

Primera Misa, Novus Ordo, de un nuevo sacerdote el reverendo don Hélder Ruivo, celebrada el pasado 4 de mayo, en la Capilla del Colegio Nossa Senhora da Assunção, Famalicão, Anadia, Diocese de Aveiro, Portugal. Hermenéutica de la continuidad en la Liturgia: ornamentos, disposición del altar, comunión de rodillas, etc.

Un saludo a todos nuestros lectores de Portugal.

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Fotografías de la celebración de la Santa Misa, Novus Ordo, presidida por el reverendo don Paulo Pires, y celebrada el pasado 14 de julio 2013 en Casal de São Brás, Portugal. Este sacerdote fue ordenado el 29 de junio para el Patriarcado de Lisboa.

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2014

The stunning beauty of the Traditional Latin Mass, where Calvary is made present before our very eyes.

The stunning beauty of the Traditional Latin Mass, where Calvary is made present before our very eyes. The Traditional Latin Mass is liturgy that points to this Mystery in every way possible. Jesus Christ glorified becomes really and truly present at the Mass — Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity — under the appearances of bread and wine.

CRESCIMENTO DA CELEBRAÇÃO DA MISSA GREGORIANA NO MUNDO

El obispo de Portsmouth asiste en coro a la Santa Misa Tridentina y Profesión solemne de un monje benedictino de la Abadía de Farnborough (Reino Unido)

Santa Misa Tridentina, cantada, de la solemnidad del Corpus Christi oficiada en la iglesia de Santa Catalina de Alejandría, Virgen y Mártir, de la localidad de Vocogno, en Val Vigezzo, perteneciente a Craveggia, en el Piamonte (Italia).



El pasado sábado 1 de junio, cinco diáconos de la Fraternidad Sacerdotal de San Pedro fueron ordenados sacerdotes por S. E. Mons. James D. Conley en la catedral de Cristo Resucitado de Lincoln, Nebraska (EE.UU.).


Santa Misa Tridentina de la solemnidad del Corpus Christi oficiada en la iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad de los Peregrinos, en Roma (Italia), Parroquia Personal dedicada exclusivamente a la Liturgia tradicional, a cargo de la Fraternidad Sacerdotal de San Pedro


El P. Austin, Fssp, oficiando la Santa Misa Tridentina de la solemnidad del Corpus Christi en la iglesia de Cristo Rey de la localidad de Sarasota, Florida (EE.UU.).


Foto de una serie tomada por D. Michael Ledesma y D. Robert Salazar, de la Santa Misa Tridentina de la solemnidad del Corpus Christi oficiada en la iglesia de los Santos Inocentes de Nueva York (EE.UU.).


El mismo día se ofició la Santa Misa Tridentina de la Opera Familia Christi, en la capilla de San Aniceto del Palazzo Altemps, en Roma (Italia), como es habitual.

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Chartres!

Misfortune for the Americans – just as in 2010 they must sit outside in the blazing sun. ( There is a rotation of chapters who enter the cathedral each year since the cathedral cannot accomodate all the pilgrims.)

The procession to the Mass.

Dominicans

The Institute of Christ the King


His Excellency.

Chartres Pilgrimage – Day 2

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A weary American chapter forms for the next day’s march.
The second day is Pentecost Sunday.

The tents are dissasembed by volunteers.



The procession to the altar on Pentecost Sunday.

Transalpine Redemptorists.





Surrounded by the scouts’ ensigns and the banners of the pilgrimage.

Communion is distributed under brilliant sunshine and in sweltering heat.

Germany – the biggest banner of all!

Chartres Pilgrimage – Day 1

Posted by Stuart Chessman

There will be many reports and many photographs of the 2012 Paris to Chartres pilgrimage – including those of the official site. Instead of offering an additional chronicle of the three days, however, I only wish to show a few aspects of each day’s events.
After 5 in the morning on Saturday the pilgrims gathered before Notre Dame in Paris. The next three days would be very warm (85 degrees Fahrenheit) and dry.

The pilgrims assembled in their chapters in the cathedral and (generally) sit on the floor.

In a first, the pilgrimage begins with a Missa Cantata in Notre Dame. It is further alleged that this is the first Traditional Mass in Notre Dame since the 1960′s – can this be correct? The epistle and gospel are read in French. But the hymns always sound great when intoned by thousands.

In contrast to an earlier era, episcopal approval is evident.

A crowd awaits the emergence of the pilgrims from Notre Dame.

The pilgrim Virgins will be borne before the pilgrims the next three days.


One of the first rest stops after leaving Paris. The preponderance among the pilgrims at this stage of French Boy Scouts and Guides is evident.

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