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=== why black robe? ===  
 
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== Why the black robe? ==
* to show poverty, simplicity
* to show poverty, simplicity
* to remind that death is our destination and goal
* to remind that death is our destination and goal
== Vestments list & definitiions ==
=== alb ===
* white robe worn under the chasuble (outer robe)
* symbolizes purity of heart
** that the priest brings to the altar
=== amice ===
* an apron-like vest that ties in the back
* symbolizes moderation in words
** and defense against the temptations of the Devil


=== chasuble ===
=== chasuble ===
* the outer robe, which will be in different colors depending on the liturgical season or day
* symbolizes charity
=== cincture ===
* rope that goes around the waist outside of the alb (white robe)
* symbolizes chastity and continence
=== cope ===
=== cope ===
=== liturgical color===


=== See ===
* symbolizes
 
=== stole ===
 
* the thick sash the goes around the neck over the shoulders
* symbolizes priestly power and authority
 
== Liturgical colors ==
{| class="wikitable"
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|style="background:green; color:white"|Green
|Ordinary Time
|Hope
|-
|style="background:gold; color:white"|Gold (or white)
|Christmas, Easter and Feast Days of the Holy Family and saints who were not martyred
|Glory, innocence, purity
|-
|style="background:purple; color:white"|Purple
|Advent, Lent and requiem Masses (funerals)
|Humility and penance
|-
|style="background:red; color:white"|Red
|Pentecost & Feast Days of martyrs
|Holy spirit and blood shed for Christ
|-
|style="background-color:#de8b87; color:white"|Rose
|Third Sunday of Advent and Fourth Sunday of Lent
|Joy and love
|-
|style="background:white"|White (or gold)
|Christmas, Easter and Feast Days of the Holy Family and saints who were not martyred
|Glory, innocence, purity
|}
 
== References ==
* see "Mass explained" for how priests prepare their dress for mass: [https://vimeo.com/647791853 Mass Explained — November 29, 2021 on Vimeo]
* see "Mass explained" for how priests prepare their dress for mass: [https://vimeo.com/647791853 Mass Explained — November 29, 2021 on Vimeo]
* [https://catholic-link.org/infographic-what-is-the-meaning-behind-the-priestly-vestments-a-practical-guide/ What Is The Meaning Of A Priest’s Vestments? A Practical Guide]
* [https://catholic-link.org/infographic-what-is-the-meaning-behind-the-priestly-vestments-a-practical-guide/ What Is The Meaning Of A Priest’s Vestments? A Practical Guide]
* [see: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/items-mass.htm Items used at Mass (archmil.org)]
* [see: https://www.archmil.org/Our-Faith/items-mass.htm Items used at Mass (archmil.org)]


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Latest revision as of 19:10, 11 February 2024

Priestly vestments = the clothing, robes, etc. of a Catholic priest and their meaning


** page under construction **

Why the black robe?

  • to show poverty, simplicity
  • to remind that death is our destination and goal

Vestments list & definitiions

alb

  • white robe worn under the chasuble (outer robe)
  • symbolizes purity of heart
    • that the priest brings to the altar

amice

  • an apron-like vest that ties in the back
  • symbolizes moderation in words
    • and defense against the temptations of the Devil

chasuble

  • the outer robe, which will be in different colors depending on the liturgical season or day
  • symbolizes charity

cincture

  • rope that goes around the waist outside of the alb (white robe)
  • symbolizes chastity and continence

cope

  • symbolizes

stole

  • the thick sash the goes around the neck over the shoulders
  • symbolizes priestly power and authority

Liturgical colors

Green Ordinary Time Hope
Gold (or white) Christmas, Easter and Feast Days of the Holy Family and saints who were not martyred Glory, innocence, purity
Purple Advent, Lent and requiem Masses (funerals) Humility and penance
Red Pentecost & Feast Days of martyrs Holy spirit and blood shed for Christ
Rose Third Sunday of Advent and Fourth Sunday of Lent Joy and love
White (or gold) Christmas, Easter and Feast Days of the Holy Family and saints who were not martyred Glory, innocence, purity

References

index.php?title=Category:Catechism of the Catholic Church index.php?title=Category:Mass and Liturgy