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Decently habited, Good Friday edition

April 6, 2012

tags: Antioch, decently habited, St. Ignatius, Upper West Side, vestments

by Non Angeli

At the Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday on the Upper West Side.

Black vestments. Solemn and correct.

After the Solemn Liturgy: hot cross buns.

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Derek Olsen permalink

April 9, 2012 10:40

Note the folded chasuble! Don’t see those much these days…

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