Comments on: The Fraternity of St. Vincent Ferrer for the Old Dominican Rite! http://www.cornellsociety.org/2005/12/the-fraternity-of-st-vincent-ferrer-for-the-old-dominican-rite/ Unity in charity, diversity in truth Fri, 10 Oct 2008 23:48:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Morgan http://www.cornellsociety.org/2005/12/the-fraternity-of-st-vincent-ferrer-for-the-old-dominican-rite/#comment-821 Morgan Tue, 10 Jan 2006 23:22:00 +0000 http://www.cornellsociety.org/2005/12/the-fraternity-of-st-vincent-ferrer-for-the-old-dominican-rite/#comment-821 Hi,<BR/><BR/>I am just wondering. The post refers to the indult group Fraternity Vincent Ferrier. However the photo shows a dominican in sandals and a tonsure which are characteristic of the Pius X Dominicans. The indult group are not tonsured and usually wear white socks and black shoes. Just wondering? Hi,

I am just wondering. The post refers to the indult group Fraternity Vincent Ferrier. However the photo shows a dominican in sandals and a tonsure which are characteristic of the Pius X Dominicans. The indult group are not tonsured and usually wear white socks and black shoes. Just wondering?

]]> By: Francis http://www.cornellsociety.org/2005/12/the-fraternity-of-st-vincent-ferrer-for-the-old-dominican-rite/#comment-822 Francis Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:51:00 +0000 http://www.cornellsociety.org/2005/12/the-fraternity-of-st-vincent-ferrer-for-the-old-dominican-rite/#comment-822 They also publish a very good review (in French) called 'Sedes Sapientiae'. I spent a few days at their monastery last year, and would certainly recommend a visit to anyone who is spending some time in Europe. There are about 15 members of their community at present and the prior, Fr de Blignieres, is well known in traditional circles. They also publish a very good review (in French) called ‘Sedes Sapientiae’. I spent a few days at their monastery last year, and would certainly recommend a visit to anyone who is spending some time in Europe. There are about 15 members of their community at present and the prior, Fr de Blignieres, is well known in traditional circles.

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