Liturgical Year & Seasons
Easter Sunday Chasuble: How to Choose White and Gold Vestments
How to choose an Easter Sunday chasuble: white, ecru or gold, Roman or Gothic cut, 125–130 cm, inner stole included. Mad...
Guide to liturgical colors, vestments, and church decorations throughout the year
Liturgical Year & Seasons
How to choose an Easter Sunday chasuble: white, ecru or gold, Roman or Gothic cut, 125–130 cm, inner stole included. Mad...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
A simple structure for praying the Stations of the Cross at church or at home, with the traditional response, short refl...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
The 14 Stations of the Cross in order, from Jesus’ condemnation to his burial, with a short explanation of each station...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
When the Stations of the Cross are prayed during Lent, what happens on Good Friday, and how to pray them at church or ho...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
Which humeral veil color for which feast? A guide to white and gold, red, green, violet, rose, and black in the Catholic...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
The color of a deacon stole follows the liturgical calendar. A clear guide to the colors, the seasons, and how many stol...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
Red for Pentecost, white for Christmas and Easter, violet for Advent and Lent, green for Ordinary Time. A practical guid...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
Which chalice veil color for which season? A practical guide to white, red, green, violet, rose, black, and gold veils i...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
The Marian days of the liturgical year, the colours the Missal assigns, Saturday votive Masses, May and October devotion...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
What blue means in Catholicism, why it is not a standard liturgical colour, the Spanish privilege at Marian sanctuaries,...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
From Passiontide to Good Friday, many parishes cover crosses and images in purple cloth. Where the custom comes from, wh...
Liturgical Year & Seasons
The color of a pulpit scarf or ambo fall is not decoration for its own sake. Here is what each liturgical color means an...