First, from the Solemn Vespers offered at St. Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham -- which was designed by A.W.N. Pugin -- on the vigil of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
First Vespers
As well, the photo album of the Catholic Church of England and Wales shows a number of photos from the Mass of Installation itself.
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Archbishop Vincent Nichols presents the Bishop Ullathorne Crozier to Archbishop Bernard Longley
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Canons of the Metropolitan Chapter
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In addition, Matt Doyle, who was invited to attend the installation in his capacity as Birmingham representative for the Latin Mass Society, sent a photo which showed the back of the beautiful gothic revival chasuble worn for the occasion. I am told that the chasuble belonged to an early bishop of Birmingham.
The Gloria was taken from Franz Joseph Haydn's, Missa Sancti Nicholai. (Listen here to another recording of this), and other music included compositions by Sir Edward Elgar, including his setting of "Praise to the Holiest" from Cardinal Newman's Dream of Gerontius. I am also told that the Credo and Sanctus were done in Gregorian chant.
Few other specific liturgical details have come to the NLM at this time.
Archbishop Longley spoke of Cardinal Newman's impending canonization and of Newman himself within his homily.
