Since I already accidentally slipped in a photo of Cardinal Farley in the last post, I might as well show some more. John Murphy Farley was archbishop of New York from 1902 to 1918.
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With Cardinal Gibbons
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A nice sepia that already was possted on the old far sight.
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Those cassocks with the little trains SO need to make a comeback
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And color, too
1 comment:
Sorry, but the trains are out for good. Their disappearance cannot even be credited to Paul VI., but to another "Modernist Pope": Pius XII. ! He abolished the trains and shortened the cappae magnae (halved them in fact) by a motu proprio promulgated in Nov. 1952. Too bad ...
Hermann
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