Lifting the Chasuble in OF Ad Orientem

[Maximilian75]

Is it allowed/ is there a precedent for the lifting of the chasibule of the celebrant at the elevation of the Host in an Ordinary Form mass celebrated Ad Orientem?

 

[Fauken]

I’ve never heard of it done before, but I would think it would be possible.

 

[CTBcin]

I have seen it happen once in person for an OF Mass.

 

[Hereiam]

Is it allowed/ is there a precedent for the lifting of the chasibule of the celebrant at the elevation of the Host in an Ordinary Form mass celebrated Ad Orientem?

“allowed” and “precedent” are two very different things.

Even if it is not “allowed” might be licit, but might not invalidation the Mass.

 

[semper_catholicus]

I’m pretty sure the rubrics don’t call for it, but I’d have to double check.

 

[Roseeurekacross]

is there a precedent for the lifting of the chasibule of the celebrant at the elevation of the Host in an Ordinary Form mass celebrated Ad Orientem?

This?

ASK FATHER: Why is the back of Father's vestment raised at the consecration?

From a reader... QUAERITUR: I have been wondering why the servers lift the priest's chasuble during the consecration. From the sources that I could find, it was an old practice to help the priest because the chasubles were heavy. Is there a deeper or symbolic meaning to the action? The practica

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Another blog but from the people who make Commissioned vestments

On Raising the chasuble at the Elevations

The Blog of the Saint Bede Studio about Church Vestments, Papal Vestments, Church Architecture, Liturgy and Pope Benedict.

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“This direction is given in the Ritus Servandus VIII,8; the Caeremoniale Episcoporum II, viii and a decision of the Congregation of Sacred Rites no 3535.”