This chasuble, like all the others, is compelling for it is living art; when worn, these garments are brought to life in a way that sculpture is not.

Two is that the new look does not apply to priests in religious orders, only to archdiocesan priests. In any case, the chasuble is not mandatory. Strictly speaking, that is.

This chasuble is part of a set of Catholic vestments made by the English recusant Catholic and seamstress Helena Wintour in the 17th century. (photo: Credit: Harriet Magill, CC BY-SA 4.0, via ...

COMMENTARY: The evolution of the fiddleback chasuble offers a glimpse into how function and fashion shaped liturgical garments.

Variations in Vestments and Their Meaning Beyond these core items, various other vestments denote different roles within the clergy and various liturgical seasons. The Chasuble: A Symbol of Charity ...

The Church of Uganda has gazetted over 42 bishops' vestments (official attire) with the Uganda Registrations Services Bureau (URSB).Vestments are special garments worn by bishops. They bear ...

Sarah Ndungu and her colleagues have been involved in the making of two chasubles – the ceremonial outer robes that priests wear for Mass – especially for the pope.

Vestments are religious garments typically worn by priests and religious leaders of Christian denominations. The vestments can comprise more than 20 individual articles of clothing.

Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass "for the care of creation" on the grounds of the Borgo Laudato Si’ ecology center ...

The pope’s chasuble, the poncho-like vestment used by priests celebrating Mass, was similarly simple – less elaborately decorated, in fact, than the one worn by cardinals in attendance.

This style is called a Chasuble - a sleeveless vestment which is the top layer worn by Catholic or High Anglican priests when celebrating Mass.