I've added a link to them in the comments section of three related posts.
By the way, I don't think the Altar Servers follow the liturgical calendar. If they did they would be wearing white/golden for the "solemn" occassion. :-)
Hmm --- the concelebrants were wearing gold, as were the deacons, you're right. The readings however were for the 12th Sunday of the year.
Maybe they don't have gold/white cassocks for the servers? (The only other color I've noticed in India is red, which is, I think, also used in the US).
Or maybe, they're celebrating the monsoons with green ... :-)
6 comments:
Why the green cassocks?
guess the servers cassocks follow the liturgical calendar. Green for Ordinary Tim.
"Ordinary Tim"? Do I know him? Why does he always wear green?
Ugh ... that darned internet cafe keyboard! [And haste, too :-)]
Hmm ... I'm sure there's times that Tim is quite extraordinary too ... :-D
Thanks for the pictures Gashwin!
I've added a link to them in the comments section of three related posts.
By the way, I don't think the Altar Servers follow the liturgical calendar. If they did they would be wearing white/golden for the "solemn" occassion. :-)
KonkaniCatholic: thanks!
Hmm --- the concelebrants were wearing gold, as were the deacons, you're right. The readings however were for the 12th Sunday of the year.
Maybe they don't have gold/white cassocks for the servers? (The only other color I've noticed in India is red, which is, I think, also used in the US).
Or maybe, they're celebrating the monsoons with green ... :-)
Post a Comment