At St. Paul the Apostle church, New York. Note the folded chasubles and the large boys’ choir (for which the sanctuary was specifically designed).
(From The Church of St. Paul the Apostle, New York by Joseph I. Malloy, CSP (1939?))
9 Apr
2017
Palm Sunday, 1939
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