(Click to enlarge) This Romanesque font is currently at the entrance to the Lady Chapel of Gloucester Cathedral. Made of lead, presumably cast, it is thought to date from c.1140 but was only placed in the Cathedral in the last century.
My interest in Romanesque and Gothic art and architecture is longstanding and it is entirely fortuitous, from my point of view at least, that the Holy Father should be turning his attention to it just after my tours of East Anglia and the West Country.
PRAYERCAzT: Singing the 2024 Christmas Proclamation or Kalendas in Latin
(audio), – and a hard ASK FATHER question
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First, the Kalendas. For years I’ve posted about this. It was/is a custom
for centuries before Mass begins to sing the Kalendas, the solemn
announcement o...
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