High Mass with Four Servers

Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
High Mass with Four Servers - Feast of St. Fidelis
St. John Cantius Church - Chicago, IL
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[@b.malnit8983]

How awesome is our trinidine Mass. God is so awesome to have left us this tradition by His Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ. We love you Jesus and thank You for Your Passion, death and Resurrection.

[@jocelynoleary]

Love it

[@larryjohnwong]

Four servers should be enough to use processional Cross and candles (and thurible). The MC can act as cross bearer, and there you have an MC, two acolytes with candles, and a thurifer.

[@m-hayek1985]

Yes, that’s how it’s normally down. With the cross and thurible form procession

[@joziahchama2735]

Question: since this is a high mass, why isnt incense used?

[@kuyabrotherervinka-netizen9693]

How I wish I could celebrate this heavenly ceremony soon. 😇
Pray for me. Thank you.

[@m-hayek1985]

Are you a priest?