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ALB

Usage & Symbolism​

The alb is a long, white garment worn by the priest, deacon, and acolytes. It symbolizes purity, the sanctity of the sacramental celebration, and the transformative power of baptism.
As a garment of light, it visually represents the believer’s call to holiness and is worn under other vestments such as the chasuble.
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Historical & Liturgical Basis​​

The design of the alb is derived from the ancient liturgical tunics of early Christians, with its pure white color emphasizing simplicity and spiritual cleanliness.
Its usage is explicitly mentioned in the GIRM, which underscores the importance of maintaining simplicity in liturgical attire to keep the focus on the sacred mysteries.
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