Nonesense, they are clearly Anglicans, it is, as should be obvious, a meeting of the Masonic Book of Common Prayer retired Rifle Brigade officers association in their traditional 'Town' garb, they are going, as is their custom, for a stroll in Hyde Park after a fine lunch at the East India Club.
Marty they are part of a Penitential Confraternity, normally in Southern Europe, especially Spain. They walk in the Holy Week Processions normally carry or pulling a lifesize statueo or statues of the Passion.
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Are these the Penitentiaries of St Mary Maudlin?
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Just to provoke someone: is that silk they are wearing?
I love Spain!
Taht is not Spain. This is Brighton.
Heheheh... I didn't know the Klan did Lent!
How much is that purple satin a metre?
Nonesense, they are clearly Anglicans, it is, as should be obvious, a meeting of the Masonic Book of Common Prayer retired Rifle Brigade officers association in their traditional 'Town' garb, they are going, as is their custom, for a stroll in Hyde Park after a fine lunch at the East India Club.
OFFICERS of the Rifle Brigade, do NOT wear violet satin IN TOWN, They are obviously Guards Regiment, senior NCOs.
Are there other Penitentiaries at St Mary Magdalene's?
I mean what is the strictest?
what is that? I've never seen it before.
Marty they are part of a Penitential Confraternity, normally in Southern Europe, especially Spain. They walk in the Holy Week Processions normally carry or pulling a lifesize statueo or statues of the Passion.
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