Any idea what community this is?

[TIWW]

I was in both the Sodality and Legion of Mary.  The Sodality of Mary is for young girls, through high school, I believe and is available in the Catholic schools. They say prayers to Mary and the Rosary. In the "olden" days, we had a prayer book. The Legion of Mary is a Parish group of adults, who meet, and have prayers again, dedicated to Mary. 

[littlesister]

  Could this ever have been a Vocation Day for a school, with the girls dressed up as religious as an encouragement?

We haven't seen that in a long time, but anything is possible.

[truthfinder]

16 hours ago, littlesister said:

  Could this ever have been a Vocation Day for a school, with the girls dressed up as religious as an encouragement?

We haven't seen that in a long time, but anything is possible.

This is the sodality which I mentioned above which seems to be specific to this parish according to a poster over at the original website. I'm sure they might use this as a vocation day thing as well - but this was definitely Christmas Mass. 

I know a lot of traditional parishes (both EF and OF) will do All Saints day and many girls love to dress up in habits. 

[Guest]

I am 71 years now and so have many memories well before Vatican 2.  I used to see in processions and at Mass at times with a banner, a group of young ladies in blue capes and white veils: Children of Mary -
 

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"The Sodality had their own Sunday each month, so on the Children of Mary's Sunday, we would attend as a group wearing our blue capes and white veils with Children of Mary Sodality Medal"

(The Making of Modern Australia - author: William McInnes) HERE