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what is the origin and significance of it?
Because they are not wearing a cassock, which is the traditional dress for Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox clergymen.Ok thank you. Another question is why do they wear it?
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That is a cassock is the traditional dress for secular clergymen. Religious clergy would properly wear the habit of their order.Because they are not wearing a cassock, which is the traditional dress for Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox clergymen.
It identifies them as clergy. Deacons, sub-deacons (in the Orthodox and Byzantine Catholic traditions) and seminarians also wear the collar. Religious who have a habit but for some reason are unable to or prohibited from wearing the habit may also wear the collar.Oh ok so it kind of identifies them as a priest?
Yes.Is the Byzantine Catholic Church in full communion with Rome?
Yes it is. As others have answered.ByzCath:
I have a question for you that I guess a lot of people know the answer to but I am not sure
Is the Byzantine Catholic Church in full communion with Rome?
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