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As I wrote "we all do."
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Originally posted by carson daniel lauffer:
BTW People say that they see a striking resemblence between my Patron Saint and myself. What do you all think?
CDL Carson Daniel, you are an icon in my book! +T+ 
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Just so you are not iconoclastic. You are more kind than I deserve. Let's pray that we both come closer to our Lord this time of year. I sure miss you but rejoice that you are growing closer our Lord's vision for you.
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Are Ruthenian and Greek Altar Boy Vestments supposed to differ? If so, how?
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Originally posted by carson daniel lauffer:
BTW People say that they see a striking resemblence between my Patron Saint and myself. What do you all think?
CDL Now that you mentioned it. I think that's why I asked if these were some of the Forum Members. I think you do kinda resemble your Icon. Do you want one for Christmas? I wonder which Icon I resemble? I don't have enough hair to resemble mine.  And, my wife made me shave off my beard a month ago!!!
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There is a rather distinguished looking gent second from the left in the group.
Now if they were Latins (perish the thought) they would all be subdeacons.
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I recall seing a picture from a Cathloic Seminary in Lviv that featured some acolytes in Sticharions and some in Latine style surplice and cassock. I sthat common in the Ukrainian rite?
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Who were the ones in Latin choir dress? There are RCs in Lviv their Archbishop is also a Cardinal. Byzantines are not supposed to dress up as Latins, they have their own choir dress.
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Originally posted by Dr. Eric: Originally posted by carson daniel lauffer:
[b] BTW People say that they see a striking resemblence between my Patron Saint and myself. What do you all think?
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I wonder which Icon I resemble? I don't have enough hair to resemble mine.
And, my wife made me shave off my beard a month ago!!! [/b]Good Doctor, Sorry about your hair loss both from the head and from the face. My wife encourages by facial growth. The alternative is less desirable I suppose. Since icons are spiritual representations you may wish to take heart. In the world to come you may wind up with both head and facial hair. It's fun to be Byzantine. May your Friday worship bring blessings to all. CDL
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Originally posted by John Gibson: Ok...
I will try
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Here are the older Altar Boys from Annunciation.
John Ok... Left to Right Jude Damanski (His wife is on the forum, but I don't know her online name, and I am unsure that If he is on also) Carson Lauffer (They guy with the nice grey beard) John Gibson (Me...... Nuff said... I have decided to grow out the goatee into a full beard) John Segvich (known as JohnS on the forums)
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"as in the Tridentine Rite only a bishop has the right to gloves. "
No, as an altar boy in the Latin Rite, before VAT 2 we wore white gloves while carying the processional cross. I see the altar servers wearing gloves the flabelia too. That makes sense. Ok, maybe not for the candles. But young boys hands' sweat a lot. So its safer to have gloves on in case of slipage.
I don't see any Latinizations there.
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"as in the Tridentine Rite only a bishop has the right to gloves. "
Christ is risen!
The gloves referred to here are an actual form of liturgical vestment. In the pre-Vatican II usage, only bishops (or abbots entitled to pontificalia) were allowed to wear liturgical gloves.
It was not at all uncommon for acolytes in the Roman Rite (and for that matter in the Episcopal Church as well) to wear white cotton gloves if they were handling brass (processional cross, candlesticks, etc). It was as much a protection for the brass as for the hand.
Prof. J. Michael Thompson
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Ah, the Byzantine Forum, the only place in cyberspace where one can devote hours in arguing liturgical minutiae....
When I saw the heading for this thread, I expected to see boys in black cassocks with forty buttons and little white surplices, maybe a statue of the Immaculate Heart in the background.
Instead, beautiful icons, richly brocaded vestments, an obviously Byzantine sensibility.
And best of all, excruciating conversation on the tiniest details of liturgical dress.
What a forum! :p
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Kids wearing Latin albs under a very very short Byzantine stikharion. The walls do have nice icons granted. De-uniatising is process and some places will be always lagging behind others. It's just sad in 2006 to see such things and to put it out on the interent for all to see. The fact is it should not be, as for the gloves I wont got there, enough said already.
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