The Episcopal Ring is worn on the right finger on the right hand of a Bishop. A centered amethyst stone surrounded by diamonds. The ring symbolizes espousal to the Church.

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Vestment used as a belt to gird the cassock. Taking its symmetry from the towel with which our Lord girded himself.

Represents the yoke of office and willingness to serve, draped around the neck. Symbolizes one called to an office with a board measure of authority within a community or jurisdiction.

A sleeveless gown that serves as the upper robe of a Bishop. This garment serves as a symbol of the mantle of a prophet. The chimere is worn by the Prelate because it signifies him/her as chief proclaimer and defender of the faith in the apostolic tradition.

The Bishop's Prayer Cap symbolizing the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.

Holds the pectoral cross

Holds the pectoral cross

Worn on the right finger of the right hand of the Bishop's spouse symbolizing espousal to the Bishop.

Worn exclusively by clergy under vestments for both civic and ceremonial attire. Colors distinguishing levels of episcopacy and leadership role.

Used to carry and protect the chalice and paten.

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