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cassock

[kas-uhk] / ˈkæs ək /




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Although Leo is more inscrutable than Francis, Catholics are beginning to get a better sense of the man beneath the cassock.

From The Wall Street Journal

The image posted by Trump on Friday night features him wearing a white cassock and pointed miter, traditionally worn by a bishop.

From BBC

The cardinal - in red mozzetta and cassock - is shown blessing the body of the late Pope during the rite of the declaration of death.

From BBC

Most priests traded in their cassocks for plain black shirts with Roman collars.

From Seattle Times

The bloodstained word is painted on scarlet satin, the material of a cardinal’s cassock.

From Los Angeles Times