Hmmm...
Mass for the Sick...chasuble is BLUE?!?!
OH! Now I get it. It is the Mass for Our Lady of Lourdes!
But...but...Blue is not a liturgical color we use for all Masses of the Blessed Virgin, no?
The Ordo says White.
And why is the concelebrating priest being anointed with Oil of the Sick
Maybe he is sick too, no?
walang problema sa pag suot ng blue ni cardinal kasi Feastday ni MAMA MARY... at ang isang pari kahit ano pwede nya suotin pagnag aanoint, ang mga kulay lng nman ay nagpapakita ng celebration, diba ang celebration naman yan ay para kay MAMA MARY, sa pag aanoint Faith ang kailngan hindi kulay,,....
ReplyDeleteNicole, there are laws and rules to follow. Even the Pope follows it. It is not just what you think or feel that matters.
DeleteExceptions were granted to countries which Spain colonized (Latin American and Philippines) to use blue chasuble during the feast of the BVM.
ReplyDeleteFr. Gary the use of Blue is limited to a major Marian Shrine and/or a major feast. The church where this was held was at Tayuman Church, Espiritu Santo. And the liturgical "feast" of the day is the Optional Memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes.
DeleteTherefore, the "indult" does not apply on this day.
For more info, here are the useful links about this topic:
http://wdtprs.com/blog/2012/12/blue-vestments-an-annual-rant/
http://www.ewtn.com/library/liturgy/zlitur315.htm
Actually, the indult does not have to apply:
Deletehttp://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/ccdds/documents/rc_con_ccdds_doc_20030317_ordinamento-messale_en.html#IV._SACRED_VESTMENTS
346. As to the color of sacred vestments, the traditional usage is to be retained: namely,
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g. On more solemn days, sacred vestments may be used that are festive, that is, more precious, even if not of the color of the day.
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This is the reason why even Pope Benedict XVI, bless his soul, has used blue, and even yellow colored vestments before (I assume the place where he went to could not afford the more expensive gold colored vestments, but just had some gold trimmings).
Why don't you do something more spiritually and theologically productive, instead of taking things out of context and for all we know you are a wolf in sheep's clothing.
”
1Then the LORD answered Job out of the storm and said:
2 Who is this who darkens counsel
with words of ignorance?
3 Gird up your loins now, like a man;
I will question you, and you tell me the answers!
“
“then he looked up to heaven and groaned, and said to him, “Ephphatha!” (that is, “Be opened!”)”
Well, obviously, you are the typical Google liturgist and die-hard fan of this incompetent archbishop who knows him thru the lens of the camera.
DeleteFirst, the Vatican document does not apply to the so-called feast you are saying since that day is the, read this, OPTIONAL MEMORIAL of Our Lady of Lourdes. Cardinal Tagle wore NOT A FESTIVE vestment but with a chasuble with a dominant color that is blue.
Second, you talk of ignorance.
LOOK HERE FOLKS! HERE IS ONE! HA!
Why are you so critical and intolerant of your peers when it comes to dress code? I mean, is it now a sin for a bishop to wear blue chasuble when doing mass? O.o
ReplyDeleteI kept on searching for the word "sin" in my post and I can't find it. Can you help me find it, Jeph? :)
DeleteI agree with you TPC,,, mind "optional memorial" means of less importance than feast or specially solemnities... However my main concern is, yong sinabi ni Nicole sa itaas... Nicole faith yes that is correct... so para saan pa ang sacramentals and sacraments? pwedi naman hindi na magpaanoint eh... totaal faith lang naman ang kailangan para gumaling. May sacramentals din tayo... at may dapat tayong sundin ang tinuturo ng Santa Iglesia kasama na ang wastong expression, galaw, salita, porma, symbolo... dahil yan ay buhay na katisismo... ngayon kung kalayaan lang na gawin ang isang bagay ayon sa pagnanais nya... para saan pa ang pagiging katoliko, kung magkaibaiba naman pala tayo... My dear friends... hindi porket ordained na sila ay hindi sila maaring magkamali....
DeleteWe are all bound to follow the law. Both laity and clergy. Both follower and law enforcer.
DeleteHi I live in makati and would like to start attending Latin mass every Sunday. I'd prefer a church close to home but any suggestion will be appreciated. Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteDaisy, if you have a Facebook account, add me up so we can chat.
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Or email me at thepinoycatholic@gmail.com
HI Daisy, I am from Mandaluyong, how about meeting each other and will help each other to organize a group for TLM?
DeleteWell the Vatican gave exceptions. We can't be too rigid here.
ReplyDeleteOttaviani, read my response above.
Deletehe has to learn more on liturgical rite and the right use of liturgical vestment. novus ordo ignorance and abuse of liturgy.
ReplyDeleteWhat is your take on liturgical vestments that have are a vast majority gold and white but with hints of blue in it? My parish (USA) uses beautiful liturgical vestments in this style when celebrating (MAJOR ONLY) Marian feasts.
ReplyDeleteSomething more along the lines of this: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTvBgheWZHVCLuP9ssLhMn5LBdMDuT63clG95JtKIzcm77QeI8Z3g
Hints of blue? Nothing wrong with it. As long as the dominant color IS the liturgical color of the day.
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