Vestments

There’s the assortment of his liturgical vestments, such as his chasuble, miter and pectoral cross.

These ceremonial vestments are designed with exceptional attention to detail, often featuring intricate embroidery, luxurious textures, and hand-finished details.

Those who wish to use bishops' vestments for artistic work, will be required seek permission from the Church of Uganda Secretary.

His gruff, ice-cold demeanor juxtaposes hysterically with his silly name and familiar vestments.

It’s politics in the vestments of law.

Occupying centerstage was Papa Emeritus, a skull-faced character fond of ghoulish corpse paint, a high-pointed hat and ornate papal vestments decorated with upside-down crosses.

The parish also modified sacristy storage drawers so vestments lay flat and unstacked.

Father Ben Muhlenkamp of St. Louis, Besancon Parish, New Haven, takes a break from parish construction projects going on this summer to show teens on the Transfiguration Tour the Roman-style vestments his mother made for him.

He also told priests that they are a man of God 24 hours a day, not only when wearing vestments, and that the liturgy is life for them, not just a ritual.

I immediately recognized First Baptist Church pastor Curtis Price, dressed in his black vestments and rainbow-colored stole.

The Mass of the Resurrection is a mass for the dead in which the celebrant wears white vestments to symbolise the joyous resurrection of the dead.

After an incident where he was slapped and shouted at by a priest when he had difficulty assisting the priest to remove his vestments, Tito would not enter a church again.

As a Christian village, local women were also exposed to the detailing on church vestments with their heavy embroidery and silver brocade.

As he lay dying, Nessus plotted revenge, told Deianira to gather up his blood and spilled semen and, if she ever wanted to prevent Heracles from having affairs with other women, she should apply them to his vestments.

At one end of the museum is a special chapel room containing some of the vestments used by Serra.

Christian traditions that retain the title of priest also retain the tradition of special liturgical vestments worn only during services.

Dressed for the occasion John was ceremoniously stripped of the vestments of royalty.

He had the body of Formosus exhumed from St. Peter's Basilica and dressed in pontifical vestments.

He wrote to William Cole in Geneva, saying that the duchess had "like us, the greatest abhorrence of the ceremonies" (meaning the increasing reversion to the use of vestments).

His stance on vestments was one of the reasons why he was not reinstated to his bishopric.