Pictures of where you attend the Classical Mass

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parvenu74 said:
Here’s one I have handy from Christmas midnight Mass in 2004. At this parish they do an all-candle-lit midnight Mass and I’ve photographed this Mass several times. This isn’t the best picture I’ve got, but you get the idea.

—picture of candle lit Mass snipped for size—

Btw, the Mass has not yet started in this picture… the altar servers have a custom of saying a prayer “as a team” prior to Mass beginning.
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Well. It would be a lie to say I am not jealous. 😛
 
Brendan said:
St. Patrick’s in New Orleans was my first exposure to the TLM. I was there for a confernce and even brought a few of my Catholic co-workers with me.

I don’t normally attend the TLM, but rather a very reverent N.O ( our pastor is one of the priests who is on the ‘rotation’ to celebrate the TLM at our single indult parish)
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Here is St. Patrick’s Church in New Orleans.

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Jo,

Is it possible to upload photos to the catholic.com website? I can edit a photo size from the internet, but then the altered photo is on my computer and not the net. so i am restricted to the dimensions of the original photo if i only have the option to link to a photo already on the net somewhere.
 
Caesar said:
This is the Chapel in St. Joseph’s Hospital here in London. It was build for use by the sisters of St. Joseph in the 1950s. The stained glass windows depict images and symbols of the sacraments. Also, there are various icons and statues around the chapel for private devotion. The chapel was never renovated, and so still containes the original High Altar and Side Altars. The new altar is a wooden table that can easily be moved out into the hallway during our Classical Mass.

http://www.queenofangelsoratory.ca/London/londonchapel.jpg

http://www.queenofangelsoratory.ca/London/highaltar.jpg

Please post pictures and describe where you attend the TLM 🙂
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Is that the tabernacle on the left?
 
Windmill said:
Jo,

Is it possible to upload photos to the catholic.com website? I can edit a photo size from the internet, but then the altered photo is on my computer and not the net. so i am restricted to the dimensions of the original photo if i only have the option to link to a photo already on the net somewhere.
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Please see this thread and this thread for information on posting and sizing photos.
 
palmas85 said:
The 1st where I attended as a boy in New Orleans,
The 2nd is of Bishop Brom at the Cemetary Chapel where we have the Mass here in san Diego. Bisop Brom has been very good with us and we owe him a great deal of thanks for his continued support.
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Ah yes… the good old Holy Cross mausoleum chapel! I went there most Sundays when I was stationed at the 32nd street naval station. A group of seven of us – two older couples and three of us younger folks – would go to breakfast and talk religion after Masses on Sunday… I understand that some of that group have passed away now though. Good memories, good people… may God bless them!
 
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Jo_Benedict said:
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