Note that, as Archbishop of Krakow, he is wearing the "rationale" - a type of pallium.
The only Bishops who wear rationales in the 21st century are: the Bishop of Eichstätt, Germany; the Metropolitan Archbishop of Paderborn, Germany; the Bishop of Toul, now Nancy, France; the Metropolitan Archbishop of Kraków, Poland. -Donnacha
It is not a mass in usus antiquior. It is ma mass celebrated on 28th spetember 1978, on the occasion og 20 anniversary of Karol Wojtyła's episcopal consecration and, coincidentally, the day of Jon Paul I death (wich was announced next day).
It is NOT a mass in usus antiquior. It is Novus Ordo Missae celebrated on 28th september 1978, 20 anniversary of Karol Wojtyła episcopal consecration. Coincidentally, it was also the day John Paul I died (deatf was announced next day).
Note that, as Archbishop of Krakow, he is wearing the "rationale" - a type of pallium.
ReplyDeleteThe only Bishops who wear rationales in the 21st century are: the Bishop of Eichstätt, Germany; the Metropolitan Archbishop of Paderborn, Germany; the Bishop of Toul, now Nancy, France; the Metropolitan Archbishop of Kraków, Poland.
-Donnacha
It is not a mass in usus antiquior. It is ma mass celebrated on 28th spetember 1978, on the occasion og 20 anniversary of Karol Wojtyła's episcopal consecration and, coincidentally, the day of Jon Paul I death (wich was announced next day).
ReplyDeleteIt is NOT a mass in usus antiquior. It is Novus Ordo Missae celebrated on 28th september 1978, 20 anniversary of Karol Wojtyła episcopal consecration. Coincidentally, it was also the day John Paul I died (deatf was announced next day).
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