Folded chasuble and broad stole in 1962 missal?

[Laurentius Ioannes Vong]

I saw online that a church is using those in the Mass of last Sunday. Are these allowed in the 1962 rubrics?

[ermy_law]

It's likely the church was following an older usage. Another hint to that would be the conclusion "Benedicamus Domino" in place of "Ite Missa Est."

What sort of church was it?

[Laurentius Ioannes Vong]

ICKSP.

[ermy_law]

That's what I suspected. The Institute tends to use the older rubrics; although, I think it varies from place to place.

[dymphnaw]

I saw online that a church is using those in the Mass of last Sunday. Are these allowed in the 1962 rubrics?

Do you mean that the priest removed his chasuble for the homily?

[ermy_law]

The folded chasuble is a particular sort of vestment worn on penitential days in the Roman Rite. https://www.liturgicalartsjournal.com/2017/12/history-and-designs-of-folded-chasuble.html

It isn't the same as the priest removing the chasuble for the sermon.

[DeaconJamesOxford]

The folded chasuble and broad stole were suppressed in the 1962 missal but the ICKSP do seem to follow the 1955 rubrics (eg I have been to a Mass where the priest removed his chasuble for the homily) - though I though they only had permission to use the 1955 missal for the Holy Week rites?

[Aulef]

Some institutes use 1962 rubrics when clearly demanded in the Missal and earlier rubrics when 1962 ommits what to do. I’ve seen many independent priests doing this as well.

The Mass I go to is full pre-1955 in regards of liturgy.