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    Pectoral crosses and rings

    / 26 May 2013 / No Comments

    Pectoral crosses are divided into two types – an ordinary and a pontifical one. The first one, simple and without gems, could contain only the…

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    Stockings, shoes and gloves.

    / 10 May 2013

    Once there were two kinds of stockings discerned in the clerical dress. Usually they were made of silk in the colour appropriate for the rank…

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    Headgear

    / 8 May 2013

    Zucchetto (lat. pileolus) is used to cover the crown. It should be made of cloth in the winter and silk (watered in the case of…

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    Coats

    / 7 May 2013

    Ferraiolo (it. ferraiolone, ferraiolo – formerly there were two different types of outerwear) – the coat worn by the clergy during various important ceremonies, mainly…

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    Cappa magna and cappa parva

    / 6 May 2013

    The cappa magna, or the great cape, sometimes also called the Roman cape in Poland, is one of few garments of good old days which…

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    Mantellone, soprana, croccia

    / 5 May 2013

    The mantellone was a kind of a longer version of the mantelletta, however put on immediately on the cassock, always in the purple colour. It…

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    Mozzetta and mantelletta

    / 4 May 2013

    The mozzetta it is a sign of jurisdiction and although has survived the last reforms, the hood has been cut. The hood survived only in the…

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    Collar, sash and rochet

    / 4 May 2013

    A clerical collar consisted of a white neckband and a pectoral in the colour of the cassock, which applied also to religious prelates. The exceptions…

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    Cassock and simar

    / 3 May 2013

    Using a regular (everyday) cassock: – the Pope wears white; during summer cassock is made of satin, in winter – of cloth; – a cardinal’s…

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    Materials and colours

    / 2 May 2013

    According to the rank, one wore garments and other accessories made of various materials. The Holy Father used to wear garments made of velvet which,…

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