The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week at Rome by Charles Michael Baggs
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[Footnote 56: "Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother". John XIX, 25.] CHAP. IV. ON THE CEREMONIES OF HOLY THURSDAY _CONTENTS._ General character of the liturgy of holy thursday--its ancient form--blessing of the oils at S. Peter's, communion under one kind--origin and explanation of the blessing and salutation of the oils--High mass in the Sixtine chapel, _troccole_--procession of the B. Sacrament to the Pauline chapel--antiquity of processions--reservation of the B. Sacrament--Papal benediction from S. Peter's, _flabelli_--bull in Coena Domini--washing of the feet--dinner of the _apostles_--antiquity and meaning of this custom of washing feet--customs of other churches: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Dante--Cardinals' public dinner etc.--Tenebræ: Card. Penitentiary--recapitulation of the principal ceremonies of the day--S. Peter's on holy thursday-evening: washing of the high-altar--antiquity and meaning of the stripping and washing of the altars--conclusion. |
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