Advent is a season of anticipation, reflection, and preparation for the coming of Christ. During this sacred time, the liturgical colors and vestments play a significant role in conveying the spirit of the season. For priests and deacons, the choice of Advent vestments is an opportunity to express both the solemnity and the hope that characterize this period of the liturgical year. Article continues below advertisement

The Significance of Violet (Purple) and Rose

Traditionally, violet (or purple) is the primary liturgical color for Advent. It symbolizes penance, humility, and a spirit of waiting. The priest's or deacon's vestments in this color serve as a visual reminder of the need for introspection and spiritual preparation. However, the Third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, offers

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