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If this is during the Maundy Thursday Mass, the bishops shown are wearing chasubles instead of choir dress.
ReplyDeleteRead more: http://www.dioceseofgreensburg.org/bishopbrandt/Documents/Whatabishopwearsgraphi%20fullview.pdf
chasuble over cassock
ReplyDeleteBishop Francisco de Leon wearing his fascia.
ReplyDeleteCOSSACKS OVER CHASUBLE!
ReplyDeleteGIRM 119. In the sacristy, the sacred vestments (cf. nos. 337-341) for the priest, the
ReplyDeletedeacon, and other ministers are to be prepared according to the various
forms of celebration:
a. for the priest: the alb, the stole, and the chasuble;
hndi nila suot ang mitra habang naka upo.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they're wearing only their cassocks underneath the chasuble. If that were the case, that means they lack the alb and stole, and, as necessary, the amice.
ReplyDeleteThey should be using their mitres.
ReplyDeleteFascia should not be worn.
ReplyDeleteFascia should not be worn.
ReplyDeleteThe bishops wore only the Cassock, Stole and Chasuble. They omitted the alb.
ReplyDelete(Naka fascia pa yung isang bishop)
No alb?
ReplyDeleteThey are wearing the chasuble directly over the cassock. They should have worn an alb over the cassock.
ReplyDeleteThe bishops are not wearing an alb under their chasubles.
ReplyDeleteWearing of fascia under a chasuble
ReplyDeleteNo Miters worn.
ReplyDeletePectoral crosses are missing.
ReplyDeleteChasuble over Cassock and fascia? What is the prize?
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ReplyDeleteNo alb?
ReplyDeleteSomebody didn't wear an alb under the stole?
ReplyDeleteYear of the Poor DAW kasi
ReplyDeleteusing cellphone during Eucharistic celebration.
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