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PONTIFICIVM COLLEGIVM
GEORGIANVM
The
principal theological seminary of the United Roman-Ruthenian Church
ACADEMIC REGALIA For Doctoral regalia, please visit this page.
The regalia consists of a black toga worn open (laity). Over that is worn an academic hood by those holding a licentiate except for prelates. The hood is
trimmed in red velvet and lined in the colour of the field of study. The colours are
scarlet for Sacred Theology, Roman purple for Canon Law, royal blue
for Sacred Philosophy, and white for Sacred Letters. The cap for laity is a black mortarboard with red tassel. For clergy, their regular biretta, kamilavka, or skufia is worn. Convocation dress: Laity
wear the regalia over a black suit or morning dress. Regular
clergy wear the regalia over their house cassock. Prelates wear the house cassock with toga or ferraiolo proper to their rank and their regular biretta, kamilavka, or skufia. Festive dress: Laity wear
the regalia over a black suit with winged-collar shirt and white bow tie. Regular clergy wear the black toga over their cassock exactly as in convocation dress. Prelates wear academic dress, i.e., the choral habit proper to their rank, without the rochet for those so entitled, and their regular biretta, kamilavka, or skufia. The festive dress is worn at solemn ceremonies, such as the conferral of degrees.  Example of academic dress of a regular cleric with a Licentiate. This cleric is shown wearing the black clerical toga over the cassock, with the hood of the Pontifical Georgian College. (Image from the book Cloth and Colour: Visible Signs of the Pontifical Court)  Example of academic dress of prelates. Shown: Cardinal. Prelates wear their choral habit without the rochet. (Image from the book Cloth and Colour: Visible Signs of the Pontifical Court)
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