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palliums (pl.)
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palliums Sentence Examples
- The bishop bestowed palliums upon the newly consecrated archbishops during the solemn ceremony.
- The archbishop's pallium was a symbol of his authority as a metropolitan bishop.
- The pallium's white wool represented the sheep of Christ, whom the bishop was called to shepherd.
- The pope gave the bishop a pallium as a sign of his approval and authority.
- The pallium was adorned with six black crosses, representing the wounds of Christ.
- The bishop wore the pallium over his chasuble during liturgical celebrations.
- The pallium was made of precious materials, such as gold and silk.
- The pallium's length and weight varied depending on the rank of the bishop.
- Some bishops were granted the privilege of wearing a pallium outside their own dioceses.
- The pallium was a visible reminder of the bishop's connection to the Holy See and his responsibility to guide his flock.
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The bishop bestowed palliums upon the newly consecrated archbishops during the solemn ceremony.
The archbishop's pallium was a symbol of his authority as a metropolitan bishop.
The pallium's white wool represented the sheep of Christ, whom the bishop was called to shepherd.
The pope gave the bishop a pallium as a sign of his approval and authority.
