Recently, in Melbourne, Australia, Bishop Elliott ordained another priest for the Anglican Ordinariate. Congratulations to the Rev. Richard Waddell, who was ordained. He will now be leaving to study Canon Law in Rome. There are pictures of both the ordination at St Patrick's Mentone, as well as his Mass of Thanksgiving, which he celebrated at the Community of Bl. John Henry Newman.
I am also told that this was a historic situation: while the Mass of Ordination was celebrated according to the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite, the Mass of thanksgiving was the very first use of the Interim Liturgy of the Anglican Ordinariate in Australia.
Readers will note well that the Mass of ordination was celebrated ad orientem, as well as the use of the Episcopal gloves.
I am also told that this was a historic situation: while the Mass of Ordination was celebrated according to the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite, the Mass of thanksgiving was the very first use of the Interim Liturgy of the Anglican Ordinariate in Australia.
Readers will note well that the Mass of ordination was celebrated ad orientem, as well as the use of the Episcopal gloves.
Ordination
Rev. Mr. Richard Waddell processing into the church to be ordained |
Incensation of the altar |
The celebrant and other ministers seated for the proclamation of the readings |
The deacon proclaiming the gospel |
Bishop Elliott listening to the deacon proclaim the gospel |
The ordinandi proclaiming his intent |
Making the final promise |
Prostration and Litany |
Laying on of hands |
Anointing of hands, after being vested in priestly stole and chausable |
All the ministers in place for the canon |
Mass of Thanksgiving
Preparing for the Mass of Thanksgiving |
Incensing the altar |
Introductory Rites |
Confiteor |
The subdeacon proclaiming the epistle |
Consecration |
Recessional |