- The
mozzetta ([motˈtsetta],
plural mozzette;
derived from almuce) is a
short elbow-length
sartorial vestment, a cape that
covers the
shoulders and is buttoned...
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papal mozzetta had a
small hood on the back,
which disappeared after Vatican II but has
recently been restored. In wintertime, the
papal mozzetta is of...
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honorary prelates use (with a
cotta or, in the case of bishops, a
rochet and
mozzetta) c****ocks that are
fully purple (this
purple corresponds more
closely with...
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fastened at the neck. It was for a
period of time even more
common than the
mozzetta. The
mantelletta is
probably connected with the
mantellum of the cardinals...
- rest upon
their heads. The
papal shoes,
along with the
Mantum and
papal mozzetta, are the red
vestments that the Pope put on
after his election, as recorded...
- in the 15th
century by
Catholic monarchs, who
sometimes used it as the
mozzetta cape. It has long been used on the
ceremonial robes of
members of the United...
- last worn by Paul VI. As the
mozzetta is a sign of
jurisdiction or
canonical authority,
Benedict did not wear the
mozzetta following his 2013 resignation...
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vestments devoid of ornamentation,
including refusing the
traditional papal mozzetta cape upon his election,
choosing silver instead of gold for his piscatory...
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mortarboard with
colored t****els that
correspond to
their college color.
Mozzettas are used by the
doctorate and master's
degree holders. The
color depends...
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Dominican habit. However, many of his
predecessors also wore
white with a red
mozzetta, as can be seen on many
paintings where neither they nor Pius is wearing...
