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Papal regalia and
insignia are the
official items of attire and
decoration proper to the Pope in his
capacity as the
visible head
of the
Catholic Church and...
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Supreme Governor of the
Church of England, and head
of the
British armed forces. The
regalia feature heraldic devices and
national emblems of England, Scotland...
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Regalia of the
Russian tsars are the
insignia of tsars and
emperors of Russia, who
ruled from the 13th to the 19th century. Over the centuries, the specific...
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Danish Crown Regalia are the
symbols of the
Danish monarchy. They
consist of three crowns,
a sceptre (symbolizing
supreme authority),
globus cruciger...
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regalia of the
Netherlands consists of a number of items symbolising the
Dutch monarch's
authority and dignity. In
comparison to many
European monarchies'...
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A cardinal (Latin:
Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae cardinalis, lit. 'cardinal
of the Holy
Roman Church') is
a senior member of the
clergy of the
Catholic Church...
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Camerlengo of the Holy
Roman Church is an
office of the
papal household that
administers the
property and
revenues of the Holy See. Formerly, his responsibilities...
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Child holding a scepter of Fleur-de-lys and
a dove (representing
a soul), respectively. The
image is
vested with
imperial regalia of blue
velvet fabric...
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Collegiate Church of Saint Peter at Westminster, is an
Anglican church in the City
of Westminster, London, England.
Since 1066, it has been the
location of the...
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church services.
Young women wear blue for
church services and
khaki for
choir practices.
Elder women wear
green and
yellow regalia for
church services...
