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Catholic AnswerDiscalced Carmelite priests always wear sandals. "Discalced" means unshod or without shoes. Most religious orders specify shoes for their priest, although some may wear sandals (outside of the Carmelites). Diocesian priests are not required to wear one or the other, so it is a matter of personal choice, or up to their individual bishops.The only priests who are known to wear sandals, and have to, are Discalced Carmelites. The "Discalced" means that they do not wear shoes, it is not the most important thing about that particular reform of the Order, but it is noticeable, and the name has certainly stuck. Other Order priests wear sandals, but none of the others have sandals as a prescribed part of their habit.
Yes, sandals are permissible. Some orders of priests wear nothing but sandals.
Most people did not wear anything on their feet, but wealthy nobles, priests and royalty would often wear sandals of woven plant fibres (those of priests were always white in colour).In hieroglyphs the word for sandals is written tbwty (a dual word indicating a pair).
No they wore sandals and slaves didnt wear sandals No they wore sandals and slaves didnt wear sandals
Greek sandals.
togas and sandals
They wear sandals and they have dreadlocks!
The Priests were required to wear a white linen garb and and white sandals
He is sometimes depicted in sandals in art/sculpture.
Some styles of Christian Louboutin sandals that are proper to wear with an evening gown include high heel sandals and open toe sandals. Another style that is proper to wear with an evening gown is wedge heel sandals.
It's entirely up to you. I wear sandals for most of the year but only wear socks if it's particularly cold.
Hippies often wore sandals as a symbol of their connection to nature and to promote a lifestyle of comfort, freedom, and simplicity. Sandals also allowed for better airflow and comfort during long periods of outdoor activities or music festivals.
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