Description:
Text transcribed from caption: ORDINATION OF A PRIEST #1507 At the start of
the ordination ceremony, which takes place during Mass, the five candidates
for the priesthood, approaching the climax of their long years of study,
proceed to the altar, lighted candles in their hands to show honor to God.
Over the left arm they carry chasubles, and on the left forearm wear
maniples. Significance of the chasuble, the outermost garment worn by priests
at Mass, is all-covering charity and the yoke of Christ. Chasuble is from the
Latin, meaning “a little House.” Maniple signifies the sorrows of life,
and the bonds of Our Lord. Worn over the left shoulder is the stole, symbol
of hierarchical order and the immortality of which man is unworthy. (No. 1 of
a series) Credit Must Read: RELIGIOUS NEWS SERVICE PHOTO
(DOT-U-NY-JOG-2C-6-C-D)
Subject names:
Religious News Service--Archives., Catholic Church--Liturgy., Catholic Church--Clergy., Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Syracuse, N.Y.)
Topics:
Ordination--Catholic Church., Rites and ceremonies--New York (State)--Syracuse., Church vestments--Catholic Church., Clothing and dress--Religious aspects--Catholic Church., Clergy--Office.
Geographic subjects:
Syracuse (N.Y.)
URL:
https://digital.history.pcusa.org/islandora/object/islandora:357321