Mr. Arrys Ortanez reports:
“The Rite of Confirmation in the “traditional” form (EF) was celebrated by the Bishop of the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens, His Excellency, The Most Rev. Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, at the chapel in St. John’s Cemetery in Queens, NY. Mass in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite (Latin Mass) preceded the Confirmation Rite. Fr. James Massa, Moderator of the Curia for the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens was present in Choir and assisted at the Confirmations. Also assisting His Excellency, were Frs. Daniel Champoli and Joseph Wilson, who said Mass, both also priests of the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens. The Ceremony was amazing and moving. 26 young people were confirmed by His Excellency.” 1)
(All Photographs also curtesy of Mr.Arrys Ortanez.)
1) I would ask our Brooklyn correspondents if this style “The Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens” is in unofficial use? The diocesan website still uses the traditional “Diocese of Brooklyn” – SC.
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It is still the Diocese of Brooklyn, as far as I know, and I understand that a diocese is always named for its city. When the diocese was established, it comprised all of Long Island; Brooklyn was its largest (maybe only) city, although it did not comprise all of Kings County as it does now. Episcopalians have their Diocese of Long Island, which sounds so strange to me!
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