Essays Liturgical And Historical By J Wickham Legg
Essays Liturgical And Historical By J Wickham Legg
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Gregory and Cuthbert, standing on each side of St. Benedict, have pallia of the same shape. The artist seems to use the pallium or omophorion in some cases as a mark of dignity merely.
But at the present time, and for centuries past, the pallium has been restricted to bishops. In the east, the omophorion is now the special episcopal ornament given to each bishop at the time of his consecration ; while in the west, though the pallium is also limited to bishops, and called the fulness of the epis...copal office, yet it is chiefly given to metropolitans and archbishops, and rarely to simple bishops. In the East, every bishop has a right to the omo- phorion. In the west, the pallium cannot be claimed as a right ; it is a mark of favour from the Roman pontiff, and is only given to those bishops whom the Roman Curia delights to honour.
1 A photograph may be found in Joseph Mullooly, S*. Clement Pope and Martyr, Rome, 1873, opposite p. 302. 1 Archaeologia, 1832, vol. Xxiv. Plate iii. P. 48.
Rite Used by Thomas Cranmer in The omophorion or pall, given by the Russians to the Archbishop of York, was one long strip of cloth of silver, lined at the back with white silk, thirteen feet five inches long, and ten inches broad throughout, bordered on each side of the entire length with gold lace an inch and a quarter broad.
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Gregory and Cuthbert, standing on each side of St. Benedict, have pallia of the same shape. The artist seems to use the pallium or omophorion in some cases as a mark of dignity merely.
But at the present time, and for centuries past, the pallium has been restricted to bishops. In the east, the omophorion is now the special episcopal ornament given to each bishop at the time of his consecration ; while in the west, though the pallium is also limited to bishops, and called the fulness of the epis...copal office, yet it is chiefly given to metropolitans and archbishops, and rarely to simple bishops. In the East, every bishop has a right to the omo- phorion. In the west, the pallium cannot be claimed as a right ; it is a mark of favour from the Roman pontiff, and is only given to those bishops whom the Roman Curia delights to honour.
1 A photograph may be found in Joseph Mullooly, S*. Clement Pope and Martyr, Rome, 1873, opposite p. 302. 1 Archaeologia, 1832, vol. Xxiv. Plate iii. P. 48.
Rite Used by Thomas Cranmer in The omophorion or pall, given by the Russians to the Archbishop of York, was one long strip of cloth of silver, lined at the back with white silk, thirteen feet five inches long, and ten inches broad throughout, bordered on each side of the entire length with gold lace an inch and a quarter broad.
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