- 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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chapter has been
granted usus
rochetti by
papal indult) with a
distinctive mozzetta, the
particular colors of
which are
determined by the chapter. Bishops...
- rest upon
their heads. The
papal shoes,
along with the camauro,
papal mozzetta, and
cloak (tabarro), are the only
remnants of the
former red
color of...
-
three forms of the
papal mozzetta.
During his
pontificate Benedict wore the
winter papal mozzetta and the
paschal mozzetta, both of
which had last been...
-
tonsured clerical heads in the cold season. It is
often worn with a red
mozzetta. The
camauro has been part of the
papal wardrobe since the 12th century...
- of
clerical dress worn by some
Catholic ecclesiastics.
Similar to the
mozzetta but open in front, the
pellegrina is a
short shoulder cape
reaching to...
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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...
- Holiness,
Benedict XVI" and will
dress in a
simple white c****ock
without the
mozzetta (elbow-length cape). Petin,
Edward (26
February 2013). "Benedict's New...
