Friday, September 10, 2010

Two chasubles owned by John Henry Cardinal Newman



MELROSE, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 07: Katherine Milby stands beside two vestments owned by Cardinal Newman in the Chapel at Abbotsford House on September 7, 2010 in Melrose, Scotland. Abbotsford house will send the two valuable religious artefacts to Edinburgh to be viewed by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit. The Cardinal gifted the two ornate vestments, worn by him when he conducted mass at the historic property, to Mary Monica, the daughter of Abbotsford's owners, the Hope Scott family. The objects have never previously been on public display and following Cardinal Newman's beatification in Birmingham on September 19 they will become second class holy relics. (Getty/Daylife)

MELROSE, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 07: Katherine Milby holds a picture of Cardinal Newman as she stands beside two vestments once owned by him, in the Chapel at Abbotsford House on September 7, 2010 in Melrose, Scotland. Abbotsford house will send the two valuable religious artefacts to Edinburgh to be viewed by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit. The Cardinal gifted the two ornate vestments, worn by him when he conducted mass at the historic property, to Mary Monica, the daughter of Abbotsford's owners, the Hope Scott family. The objects have never previously been on public display and following Cardinal Newman's beatification in Birmingham on September 19 they will become second class holy relics. (Getty/Daylife)


MELROSE, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 07: Katherine Milby holds a picture of Cardinal Newman as she stands beside two vestments once owned by him, in the Chapel at Abbotsford House on September 7, 2010 in Melrose, Scotland. Abbotsford house will send the two valuable religious artefacts to Edinburgh to be viewed by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit. The Cardinal gifted the two ornate vestments, worn by him when he conducted mass at the historic property, to Mary Monica, the daughter of Abbotsford's owners, the Hope Scott family. The objects have never previously been on public display and following Cardinal Newman's beatification in Birmingham on September 19 they will become second class holy relics. (Getty/Daylife)


MELROSE, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 07: Katherine Milby stands beside two vestments owned by Cardinal Newman in the Chapel at Abbotsford House on September 7, 2010 in Melrose, Scotland. Abbotsford house will send the two valuable religious artefacts to Edinburgh to be viewed by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit. The Cardinal gifted the two ornate vestments, worn by him when he conducted mass at the historic property, to Mary Monica, the daughter of Abbotsford's owners, the Hope Scott family. The objects have never previously been on public display and following Cardinal Newman's beatification in Birmingham on September 19 they will become second class holy relics. (Getty/Daylife)

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