The Church has long offered Masses that recognize special occasions and special needs. Among such Masses are those for professional groups, traditionally popularized by names of a color.
Red Mass, Blue Mass: How ‘color’ Masses serve professionals
Men, women in the law can be ‘architects of hope’ to nation, cardinal says at Red Mass
At the Red Mass celebrated on the day before the Supreme Court’s new term, Washington Cardinal Robert W. McElroy emphasized that “men and women of the law are architects of hope by reason of their vocation.”
Holy Spirit’s gifts can guide the work of law, homilist says at annual Red Mass
Just as the nation’s founders relied on God’s providence, so too must all those serving in the U.S. legal profession and government today depend on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, said the homilist during the 72nd annual Red Mass Oct. 6 at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington.
Order in the court: Amid drama, Supreme Court gears up for new session
With or without closure on Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the court is set to resume what it does: listening to oral arguments and making decisions.