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Some wear a black or red robe called a cassock that goes from neck to toe; over that is a white garment from neck to waist called a surplice.

Others now wear a white robe called an alb that goes from neck to toe; over that is a rope called a cincture tied around waist on the right side; then a wooden cross over the neck.

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