The Inauguration Of Seven New Cardinals By Pope John Xxiii (1959)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Vatican City, Rome, Italy.
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MS. Pope John XXIII blessing cardinals of the Catholic church. MS.Three Vatican officials wearing ceremonial dress (16th century design). MS Pope issuing the seven new cardinals with their Galero, the red broad rimmed hat of a cardinal. MS. Pope blessing congregation from his ceremonial throne. MS. Crowd. Pope stepping onto chair, pan as he is carried down the aisle of St. Peter's. GV. New cardinals as they lie prostrate before the high altar of St. Petrenilla. LS. Pan, Pope as he is carried past high altar. GV. Int. St. Peters, the Pope being carried along aisle. MS. SV. Pan, Pope's chair as he is carried through the basilica. LS. BV. Pope as he climbs the steps to his throne and sits down. GV. Ornate clock, pan down to Pope surrounded by chief cardinals. Various shots of clock. GV. Congregation, with television cameras behind them. MS. Pope blessing cardinal. MS. Seven new cardinals. CU. Painting of Virgin Mary. CU. Statue of St. Peter. Various shots of congregation including nuns and monks. MS. Press photographer. MS. Seven new cardinals. CU. Pope John XXIII. CU. Two members of Swiss Papal guard. Various shots of the Pope blessing the cardinals.
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Splendid and befitting!
Thank you for these unique images!
How Cardinals usedvto be dressed on ceremonial occasions until Paul VI simplified things after avatican II. I am oldcenought to remember this.
Thank God all these heavy rites and costumes have been abolished!
Your command of English is poor. By ‘heavy’ do you mean ‘beautiful’? Many Catholic philistines hate beauty. I wonder why.
@@ransomcoates546 No, they mean "heavy" cause putting the beauty factor aside, the vestments do seem to be a bit heavy, especially with today's heat. I agree with OP and I too am glad that they've fallen out of use nowadays. Imagine the heat strokes the cardinals could get. We'd lose more than half, if not the entire college of cardinals!
And I'd also like to add that your assumption is a fair bit off from what OP said.
They have not been abolished lmao we still have a Pope and he still goes around parading himself, attracting millions. I can tell you that a lot of my generation longs for the tradition of the Church.
Oh shut up!