We continue with your photos of Christmas liturgies; this special international edition includes photos from Lithuania, France, Chile and Singapore. We have received enough submissions to make a third, so if you sent photos in and don’t them here, they will be included in the next one. (They are posted in the order received.) We will also be doing photoposts for Epiphany; a reminder will be put up next week. As always, our thanks to all those who sent these in, and best wishes to all our readers for a Happy New Year!
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Church of the Holy Cross - Vilnius, Lithuania
Church of the Nativity of the Virgin - La Londe Les Maures, France
The blessing of wine on the feast of St John the Evangelist, and Masses of Christmas celebrated by the Fraternity of Joseph the Guardian.
St Joseph - Singapore
St Catherine Labouré - Middletown, New Jersey
St Benedict - Chesapeake, Virginia
The star shown below came from the church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, and is inscribed with the words “Hic De Virgine Maria Jesus Christus Natus Est - Here Jesus Christ was born of the Virgin Mary.”
Mater Ecclesiae - Berlin, New Jersey
Nuestra Señora de la Victoria - Santiago, Chile
St Mary’s - Kalamazoo, Michigan
St Michael - Memphis, Tennessee
St James - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
