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You can wear any color you like on Easter Vigil. Traditionally, it would be associated with brighter colors, like the way priests would wear white. It is also in the season of spring, another reason for wearing brighter colors.

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It is usually white or yellow. It symbolized the risen Lord.

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Holy Thursday: WHITE (joy)

Good Friday: RED (Martyr, blood)

Easter: WHITE

LENT: PURPLE (penance)

AFTER LENT (EASTER SEASON SIX WEEKS): WHITE

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White or gold is worn for the Easter Vigil Mass by the clergy.

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