Today, Sunday, March 15, Bishop James D. Conley, Bishop of the diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, celebrated Mass for Laetare Sunday at the Church of St. Agnes. On Saturday the Bishop had given a talk on “Beauty, Culture and the New Evangelization” for the Thomistic Institute and the Catholic Artists Society.
Photos courtesy of Arrys Ortanez
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Who is the bishop behind bishop conley in the first photo?
He´s His Excellency John O’hara, the auxiliar bishop of the Archdiocese of New York. He resides at St. Agnes.
Bishop John O’Hara who is in residence at Saint Agnes
This doesn’t look like a Pontifical Mass, neither High (Cantata) nor Low (Lecta). What rite was being used? Bishops should celebrate the Episcopal Rite; there is no allowance for a Bishop to celebrate according to the rite of a priest.
Does anyone know what they were doing?
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