With the help of the ministers, the bishop prepares for Holy Mass by dressing in the pontifical vestments and insignia: amito, alb, cingulum, pectoral cross, stole, tunicela, dalmatic, gloves, chasuble, miter and episcopal ring.
00:00 - start
00:06 - hand washing
00:33 - amice
01:00 - alb
01:35 - cincture
01:43 - pectoral cross
01:57 - stole
02:14 - tunicela
02:35 - dalmatic
03:33 - gloves
04:08 - chasuble
04:54 - miter
05:05 - episcopal ring
The maniple is worn at Mass, after prayers at the foot of the altar. In the Vatican, the use of the crosier is restricted to cardinals and bishops during major solemnities, such as ordinations.
These preparations take place in a special room in the main sacristy of St. Peter's Basilica, in whose Chair Altar the Mass was sung by His Excellency Czeslaw Kozon, bishop of Copenhagen. The Mass was in the context of the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage, which brings hundreds of Catholics from the ancient rite apostolates to Rome.
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