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MITRE​

Usage & Symbolism​

The mitre is a ceremonial headdress worn by bishops (and, in some contexts, abbots) during liturgical functions. It symbolizes the bishop’s authority, teaching role, and pastoral responsibility as a successor to the apostles. The distinctive shape of the Mitre, with its pointed top and often richly decorated design, represents both the heavenly crown of glory and the duty to guide the faithful with wisdom and dignity.

Historical & Liturgical Basis​

With origins in the early Church, the mitre evolved from simpler head coverings into a symbol of episcopal office. Over the centuries, its design has been refined, particularly in response to liturgical reforms that emphasize clarity and reverence. Today, its use is regulated by liturgical texts and guidelines, ensuring that the mitre remains a dignified marker of apostolic succession and the bishop’s role in shepherding the Church.​