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Institutions, organisations and associations
When Is a Cope Used in the Liturgy?
The liturgical cope takes on particular significance whenever the celebrant leaves the altar and participates in a procession, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, or communal prayer outside the celebration of Mass. The cope highlights the solemn character of the liturgy and distinguishes the perso

Institutions, organisations and associations
History of the Mitre and Its Significance
The mitre is one of the most distinctive elements of a bishop's liturgical attire. Its characteristic shape makes it easy to distinguish from other head coverings used during celebrations. Although the modern form of the mitre is well known, its history dates back many centuries and is connecte
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