For those of you interested in the Shrine of Our Lady at Walsingham, you can follow services there on Walsingham Catholic TV. Follow the Link for last Sunday’s Mass in full.
Mass at Walsingham 23 August 2015
25 Tuesday Aug 2015
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Nice to see a proper altar at the end of the video; sad that it was’t used ad orientem during the Mass though.
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It is not the style there. Oddly enough, go two miles into Walsingham itself, and you’ll see an Anglo-Catholic service where it is! As the young say, go figure!
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Well kudos to those who have kept the magnificent altars of old and the altar rails to boot. 🙂
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Next time I am there, I must take some photographs.
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Indeed so. The old beauty of the high altars should be shared. I can’t tell you how tired I am of altars that look like they might be in the conference room at a resort.
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I shall never get used to it.
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It is a crime my friend. When they took their sledge hammers to those magnificent sanctuaries they may have well have been ISIS destroying the beautiful artifacts and holy art. The world will forever be poorer for the loss of this beauty.
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Vandalism and philistinism.
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Indeed so, my friend.
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We live in a world I should not have imagined when I was younger.
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Indeed we do. A few minutes ago I was thinking back to a friend, Vince Egan, who had paid for much of the magnificent marble at St. Peters Church and watched him weep as they took jack hammers to the imported marble to redesign the Church. In doing so, I see that he has passed on. Take a minute to see how involved this man was in the Church. He died with a broken heart at what had been done to his parish and thereby went to the parish that came out of the Anglican community.
http://www.tributes.com/show/92904516
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What a man – ah, there were giants in those days!
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Indeed there were. He was a good man who I was happy to call a friend.
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Such men are good to be with.
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They are indeed an inspiration for the rest of us.
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We need more men like that – but they seem to be, literally, a dying breed.
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Sadly yes. It is why I lament the old Catholic Culture because most Catholics would now find it far removed from their idea of Catholicism today. It is a great shame to lose something that rich and replace it with the mundane.
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The shallowness is shocking.
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Amen.
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