The Ceremonies of the Holy-Week At Rome
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22) that the order of the _nocturnal_ and diurnaloffices of holy-thursday is found, such as we now observe it, in theancient Antiphonarium of the Roman church, and in that of S. Gregorypublished by B. Tommasi, so that there has been scarcely any variationduring the last thirteen hundred years. ] [Footnote 49: When the Pope officiates, the eight candles over the_cancellata_ are lighted: six are lighted for a Cardinal, and fourfor a Bishop. Amalarius priest of Metz in the ninth century (De ordine...antiphonarii), mentions the extinction of the lights in the officeof these three days. It would seem however, that it was not thencustomary at Rome, for Theodore, archdeacon of the Roman church, in answer to his enquiries had said to him "I am usually with theApostolic Lord at the Lateran, when the office of Coena Domini (HolyThursday) is celebrated, and it is not customary to extinguish thelights. On Good Friday there is no light of lamps or tapers in thechurch in Jerusalem (Santa Croce) as long as the Apostolic Lord offersup solemn prayers there, or when the cross is saluted".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22) that the order of the _nocturnal_ and diurnaloffices of holy-thursday is found, such as we now observe it, in theancient Antiphonarium of the Roman church, and in that of S. Gregorypublished by B. Tommasi, so that there has been scarcely any variationduring the last thirteen hundred years. ] [Footnote 49: When the Pope officiates, the eight candles over the_cancellata_ are lighted: six are lighted for a Cardinal, and fourfor a Bishop. Amalarius priest of Metz in the ninth century (De ordine...antiphonarii), mentions the extinction of the lights in the officeof these three days. It would seem however, that it was not thencustomary at Rome, for Theodore, archdeacon of the Roman church, in answer to his enquiries had said to him "I am usually with theApostolic Lord at the Lateran, when the office of Coena Domini (HolyThursday) is celebrated, and it is not customary to extinguish thelights. On Good Friday there is no light of lamps or tapers in thechurch in Jerusalem (Santa Croce) as long as the Apostolic Lord offersup solemn prayers there, or when the cross is saluted".
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