Here some sights of the biret worn by the dignitaries of the Církev československá husitská.
© picture: Církev československá husitská
Priest of the Czechoslovak Hussite Church
The Barett is similar to the Protestant or Evangelical barett
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Showing posts with label Biret. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biret. Show all posts
July 31, 2015
January 29, 2013
Zucchetto Meets Biret - Pope John Paul II with Alumni
This picturs is showing John Paul II meeting with alumni of the Jagiellonian University on 8th of June 1997.
The alumni are wearing the Polish biret
December 11, 2012
Academic Biretta
© picture: Que
Lluís Cardinal Martínez Sistach, archbishop of Barcelona, during the confering of the honorary doctor's degree of the Pontifical Faculty of Theology of the University of Warsaw.
Academic biretta made out of burgandy velvet
See as well:
February 18, 2011
The Birety "Made in Częstochowa"
"Częstochowa, Poland is known for the famous Pauline monastery of Jasna Góra, which is the home of the Black Madonna painting, a shrine to the Virgin Mary. Every year, millions of pilgrims from all over the world come to Częstochowa to see it."
"Częstochowa to dobre miasto." Pope John Paul II
Priest, wearing a biret "Made in Częstochowa",
in front of the church blessing the devotional things prestented by the faithful
Shelves with birety in a shop in Częstochowa
(Click on the picture to enlarge)
The birtey made in Częstochowa for example by Albatus are of a very good quality. Especially the cardboard they are using inside is "ideal", not too stiff and not too supple.
Condition as received from the Polish supplier:
the pompon coated by a polythene sheet
The pompon they use are made of wool, not silk and have, in contrast to the Italian pompons, the size/form of a little bit larger ping-pong ball.
In Częstochowa are as well a lot of clerical shops.
To get an impression, visit the Yellow Pages and have look under "Dewocjonalia".
[Or have a look at some Polish online stores, like e.g. Liturgiczny- Katolicki Sklep Internetowy
or see: Sacro.com.pl]
Some of the shops in Częstochowa:
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Temporis Sklep Zaopatrzenia Duchowieństwa
Zbigniew Strzelecki
świętej Barbary 8
42-226 Częstochowa
Phone: ++48-034-3243988
Fax: ++48-34-3243988
Email: sklep@temporis.pl
Internet: www.temporis.pl
Instytut Maryjny Księgarnia
Phone: ++48-034-3243988
Fax: ++48-34-3243988
Email: sklep@temporis.pl
Internet: www.temporis.pl
Kama
Szaty liturgiczne, ornaty, kryształy
świętej Barbary 1
42-200 Częstochowa
Phone: ++48-34-34 365 58 81
Szaty liturgiczne, ornaty, kryształy
świętej Barbary 1
42-200 Częstochowa
Phone: ++48-34-34 365 58 81
ul. 7 Kamienic 29
42-200 Częstochowa
Phone.: ++48-34-3242628
Fax: ++48-34-3682997
January 18, 2011
The Polish Academic Biret and the Biret of the Dean
The Silesian University of Technology
Politechnika Śląska,Gliwice, Poland
The "birety akademickie" and "birety dziekańskie" in Poland has no wings (horns, blades)
Politechnika Śląska,Gliwice, Poland
The "birety akademickie" and "birety dziekańskie" in Poland has no wings (horns, blades)
and no pompon.
Karol Józef Kardinal Wojtyła, later Pope John Paul II., wearing a "biret dziekański"
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