Pontifical vestments, also referred to as episcopal vestments or pontificals, are the liturgical vestments worn by bishops (and by concession some other prelates) in the Catholic, Eastern …

Bishops in the Episcopal church traditionally wear a purple cassock. The cassock is worn on non- Eucharistic occasions or when the bishop is visiting other dioceses. The cassock may be worn …

A bishop wears a cross close to his chest as a reminder to keep Christ always close to his heart. When celebrating Mass or other liturgies, the pectoral cross of a bishop is usually attached to …

2023年7月24日 · Vestments are liturgical garments that bishops wear during worship services and other important occasions. These garments include the alb, chasuble, dalmatic, and stole. The …

There were eight garments that were to be made for Aaron the high priest as ordered by the Lord of hosts. These included: the breeches, coat, the mitre, girdle, breastplate, ephod, robe and …

wear particular vestments and insignia of his Office of Bishop. Different vestments and insignia are required depending on the liturgy, ceremony, or event being celebrated. Below is a listing …

Bishops may wear distinctive episcopal vestments, including the rochet and chimere, and the miter. A purple shirt with a clerical collar usually indicates that the wearer is a bishop, and a …