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biretta

[buh-ret-uh] / bəˈrɛt ə /


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A photograph showed Bishop Joyce, in cassock and biretta, standing in front of a Christmas tree with children on each side.

From The New Yorker Apr. 8, 2019

When I was in Rome several years ago, I went into one of the hottest clergy-clothing stores to look around, and spotted a biretta!

From The Wall Street Journal Oct. 29, 2018

Francis gave the red-and-white-garbed cardinals their square hat, known as a biretta, and their ring of office in the presence of hundreds of other cardinals and bishops during the solemn ceremony inside Christendom's largest church.

From Reuters Feb. 22, 2014

The reason the biretta is red is to symbolise each wearer's willingness to give their lives for the Catholic faith.

From BBC Feb. 22, 2014

Michael nodded, and presently his friend came back from the sacristy with Father Moneypenny in cassock and biretta, looking like the photographs of clergymen that Michael remembered in Nurse's album long ago.

From Sinister Street, vol. 1 by Compton MacKenzie




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