Why do priest wear purple?

Answer 1

Priests wear red vestments when the day being observed calls for them to do so. The celebrations of martyr-saints usually calls for priest to wear of red vestments, the red signifying the blood the martyr was glad to shed for the Lord. The Catholic Church commemorates many martyrs throughout the liturgical year; examples of some martyr saints are Saint Agnes (January 21), Saints Peter and Paul (June 29), Saint Cecilia (Nov. 22). Red would be an option on all these days.

Answer 2

The Priest wore Cassock and Chasuble for the mass. It symbolize Christ white reflection. Cassock is An ankle-length garment with a close-fitting waist and sleeves, worn by the clergy and others assisting in church services.A Chasuble is a long sleeveless vestment worn over the alb by a priest during services.

Answer 3

Pink (rose) is worn on only two Sundays each year - Gaudate Sunday - the Third Sunday of Advent, and Laetera Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Lent. It is a brief joyful interlude in the season of waiting and anticipation for the birth of Our Savior, or a joyful interlude in the penitential season of Lent. Since the color rose is only used twice each year, most parishes don't even have vestments in that color. The actual robe worn is always white, however, the chasuble and stole may be rose on those two days.

Answer 4

They don't, their robe is called an alb, and it is always white. However, they do wear violet (violet is the liturgical color, not purple) chasuble and stole during Advent and Lent.

Answer 5

cause God is fake and jesus isent real and Queen make a rule NO R.E IN SCHOOLS

Answer 6

Priest were purple vestments to symbolising the sovereignty of Christ.

Answer 7

Catholics refer to the "purple" robes in Advent as violet. The liturgical color of violet is used to express sorrow for sin.