- Vestural privileges of Chapters of Canons
- Episcopal Gloves
- Biretta Sightings: Contemporary sightings of the common headgear of Roman Catholic clergy
- Fiddleback Sightings: Contemporary sightings of the Roman-style chasuble
- Dalmatics (and Tunicles): As worn by deacons (and subdeacons), bishops, and cardinal-deacons
- DC Altars: Photos of notable Catholic and Anglican altars in the Washington, DC, area
- The Papal Fanon: An old shoulder garment once worn by the Pope under the pallium
- The Papal Tiara: The old papal triple-crown
- The Cappa Magna: Photos old and new of prelates wearing the largest of vestments, the cappa magna
- Mighty Mitres: The liturgical headgear of bishops
- Ring Kissing
- Wide-Brimmed Hats: Clerical headgear for the street
- The Rationale : A rare vestment granted as privilege to a few bishops in the world
- The Miraculous Mass of St Gregory the Great: A collection of art depicting this famous Mass
- The Mozzetta
- The Mantelletta
- The Papal Camauro: Furry, non-liturgical cap of the Popes
- The Cope: Liturgical cape
- The Ferraiuolo: Non-liturgical clerical cape, worn on formal occasions
Friday, July 22, 2005
Photo Projects
Here are the links to the photo projects hosted on this blog:
Sunday, May 29, 2005
Corpus Christi 2005

The procession makes its way around the parish grounds. Probably 600 people or so participated in the 2 pm Corpus Christi procession this year.

The people kneel down on the asphalt to pray before the Blessed Sacrament at the first way altar.

The procession turns onto Mary's Way. The kids in white following the Sacrament are the children who made their First Communion last week.

Heading up Mary's Way, with Jefferson Davis Highway in the background, the faithful give public testimony to their faith in the Sacrament of Christ's Body and Blood.

The people kneel to pray at the second way altar as the Sacrament is incensed and prayers are offered.
Thursday, May 26, 2005
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