One of the best signs of the slow-but-steady recovery of our Catholic liturgical tradition, in addition to the more frequent use of black vestments, is the revival of the custom of displaying relics, especially on and around the feast of All Saints. In this second post of this year’s All Saints and All Souls series, we have two such displays, at St John Cantius in Chicago, and at a chapel in Pittsburgh. There will be a yet another post, so once again, we’ll be happy to accept late entries; send them to photopost@newliturgicalmovement.org, and remember to include the name and location of the church.
St John Cantius – Chicago, Illinois
St Anne – Vilnius, Lithuania
St Mary’s Oratory – Wausau, Wisconsin (ICKSP)
All Saints
All Souls
Cathedral Basilica of Nossa Senhora do Pilar – São João Del Rei, Minas Gerais, Brazil
All Souls Mass celebrated by H.E. Bishop José Eudes Campo do Nascimento
St Charles Borromeo – San Diego, California
Organized and served by the Brothers of the Little Oratory, music provided by the Jubilate Deo Youth Choir, conducted by Mary Ann Carr.
Cathedral of St Mary – Miami, Florida
Chapel of St Anthony, Pittburgh, Pennsylvania
Photos by Mr Dennis Vu, taken on the evening of October 31st, during the OF vigil of All Saints.
