As we come closer to the sacred Triduum, here is our second Palm Sunday photopost, which is just as varied as the first, with photos from several different countries, the EF and the OF, and the Ambrosian Rite as well. More to come over the next few days - Evangelize though beauty!
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Damenstiftkirche - Munich, Germany (FSSP)
Procession starting at the nearby church of All Saints
St Peter’s Church - Malacca, Malaysia
Procession with a statue of Christ bearing the Cross
Santissima Trinità - Pordenone, Italy
St Mary, Star of the Sea - Jackson, Michigan![]()
St Joseph’s Church - Troy, New York
Sacred Heart - Albany, New York
Monastery of the Holy Cross - Chicago, Illinois
Our Lady of Mt Carmel - New York City
St Paul - Birkirkara, Malta
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception - Peoria, Illinois
Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary - Legnano, Italy
In the traditional Ambrosian Rite, the procession is done in violet, but the Mass in red like all of Holy Week, including Holy Thursday.
Co-Cathedral of St Joseph - Burlington, Vermont
