The video shows the incensation of the people according to the Ambrosian Rite used in Milan, the thurible, interestingly* is open, without a cover.
*I realise that people who want to to tell you something "interesting" normally want to tell you about bogey wheels on the 7712 3 locomotive, or the price of vegetables at Asda.
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Thank you, Father. I've just read in "The Path To Rome":
"I stood in the crypt of the cathedral to hear the Ambrosian Mass, and it was (as I had expected) like any other, save for a kind of second lavabo before the Elevation."
Could the second lavabo be because the top of the thurible is open? Not a particularly important question, I admit, but curious nevertheless.
Interesting indeed...
LOL!!
I noticed the use of a big open thurible at a church in the Milan diocese. I wonder if it is part of the rite?
Father, might I suggest you check out this clip of incensation?
The good part starts at about 1:15. I might be mistaken, but I believe that of all the thuribles in the City and the world, this one is the great grand-mater et caput.
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