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1.) Ecclesiastical Vesture: The Cappello Romano or 'Saturno'

Over one day ago | Sun Oct 12 12:08:00 PDT 2008

5. The clerical hat, as here described, rather than the biretta, is the proper head-dress for a Prelate wearing his official costume outside of church ceremonies... Here are a few images of the cappello Romano. ...

From noreply@blogger.com (Shawn Tribe)

2.) ASSHOLE OF THE MONTH: Pope Benedict XVI, vatican leader and CEO of ...

Over one day ago | Sun Jul 27 17:52:00 PDT 2008

On September 6, 2006 the pope began wearing the red cappello romano (also called a saturno), a wide-brimmed hat for outdoor use. Rarely used by John Paul II, it was more widely worn by his predecessors. ...

From polaroid wallah

3.) Italy: "In fair Verona"

Over one day ago | Tue Aug 26 18:38:00 PDT 2008

We walked up the street as it turned into Via Cappello (home of hat makers, the family name of which was Capuleti, which did exist in Verona, along with another family named Montecchi). There were 48 medieval towers in town, ...

From kalarynamery

4.) Dominican Use of Capuce

Over one day ago | Wed Jun 11 11:04:00 PDT 2008

And I have seen plenty of pictures of friars from my province at the Angelicum in Rome, some as recent as the 1980s, showing them wearing the cappello romano, the broad-brimmed Roman clergy hat. To the above right is a photo of some ...

From LisaM

5.) Wikipedia on the Cappello's Romano

Over one day ago | Thu Oct 27 19:17:00 PDT 2005

A cappello romano (literally Roman hat) is a hat with a wide, circular brim and a rounded rim worn by Catholic clergy. It is made of either beaver fur or felt, and lined in white silk. Unlike many other articles of ecclesiastical attire ...

From Curmudgeon

6.) ROMA SIAMO NOI...

Over one day ago | Sat Sep 27 7:37:00 PDT 2008

di Fiano Romano, nota soprattutto per aver cambiato fede calcistica per motivi ?professionali?, e nella passeggiata sul palco di un nano di Visso con tanto di cappello da giullare, di un romano di Porta Metronia con evidenti problemi ...

From unknown

7.) Does the Pope Wear a Funny Hat?

Over one day ago | Mon Dec 3 20:09:00 PST 2007

Well, yes. But not every day, I guess. This red cappello romano is just so dang cool! Evidently, the pope's choice of hat is a big deal!...

From unknown

8.) Striking When the Fire Is Hot

Over one day ago | Sun Mar 19 13:33:00 PST 2006

Montanelli was, by all accounts, accorded absolute editorial freedom until 1994, the year that Berlusconi threw his hat into the political ring. Once Montanelli had refused to endorse Berlusconi's Citizen Kane-style ascent to political ...

From vlad

9.) [edit] Ecclesiastical hatThe hat called a galero (...

Over one day ago | Sat Feb 3 23:12:00 PST 2007

Typically the top of the hat is flat and the brim is wide. However, the brim can be rendered much narrower, and the top can be domed. Such variants look like a cappello romano with tassels, but in heraldry it is still considered a ...

From Ishwor

10.) This one is really a Galero, I promise!

Over one day ago | Wed Oct 26 7:56:00 PDT 2005

He is wearing a red papal capello romano (with a wicked curve on the brim that would not be inappropriate on the Ponderosa Ranch), as is John Paul II of venerable memory in the photo New Catholic supplies above. The cappello romano ...

From GFvonB

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