
Colours
Used During Papal Masses
1. Masses
celebrated by the Archfather or else presided by the Archfather in
grand choral habit used only two colours, red or white, in accordance
with the colours associated with St. Stephen and ancient Byzantine custom.
2. Gold or
silver may substitute for white. Red is used when the specified
liturgical colour is red, purple, rose, or black. White, gold, or
silver is used when the specified colour is white or green.
3. All
wearing liturgical vestments wear the same colour.
4. If a
mass is presided over by the Archfather in grand choral habit or
mozzetta, then the usual liturgical colour as prescribed in the Ordo
Calendar and rubrics is used by the Sacred Ministers, but the
Archfather uses only red or white as appropriate to the liturgy.
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