Second Sunday of Advent
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- The Cathedral Cribs
- Feast of the Holy Family
- The Feast of St Thomas
- New Lighting
- Christmas Harvest
- Ivan Kightley RIP
- Sister Mericia's Christmas Cake
- Christmas Night in Clergy House
- The Blessing of Christmas
- Midnight Mass - the Strepitus
- First Mass of Christmas
- The Most Beautiful ..
- O Presépio
- Cardinal Manning's Cope
- Fourth Sunday of Advent
- The Cardinal's Ear-Rings
- The Sacrament of God's Forgiveness
- The Christmas Celebration
- Cardinal Heenan
- Thornton's Advertisement - Cardinal Place
- December Sun
- The Tug-o-War Team
- "He peers through the Lattice .."
- Third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete)
- Job Well Done
- The Russian in the Crypt
- St Lucy - Lowly Servant of the Lord
- Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Two Thousand Children
- Clearing the Cathedral
- Flying above the Nave
- Second Sunday of Advent
- The Pugin Mitre
- The Choir in Rome
- Cathedral Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
- Before Blessed John XXIII
- A Parting of the Clouds
- Praise Him in the Heights
- Come One, Come All
- First Sunday of Advent
- Martyrs' Day 2007
- St Andrew's Egg
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2 comments:
It looks like you lit you Advent wreath counterclockwise. My parish does it clockwise. Is there any reason to go clockwise or counterclockwise?
Ashley has made a good point. It is important that the candles on the wreath are lit in a clockwise fashion (we are counting the Sundays down to Christmas Day) - so the unlit rose and purple candles need reversing. I guess the error would have become more apparent on Gaudate Sunday!
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