CASSOCK
Usage & Symbolism
The cassock is a long garment worn by clergy as a symbol of their commitment to the Church and their office. Traditionally, it is worn beneath other vestments and serves as a visible sign of the cleric’s identity and role in the liturgical and pastoral life of the Church.
Historical & Liturgical Basis
The use of clerical polo has evolved over centuries, and its design reflects both tradition and the practical needs of pastoral ministry. Vatican documents and the Code of Canon Law outline the norms regarding clerical dress, ensuring that it maintains a dignified and respectful appearance appropriate to the clerical office.
