The Crozier normally symbols an Archbishop so why does the pope have one? Very good question and the answer is that he technicly he was and archbishop before he became a cardinal or a pope.
The pope does not have a scepter. He carries a crozier, the bishop's staff, which is a symbol of his office as bishop of Rome. All bishops have a crozier. It resembles the shepherd's crook.
The crozier represents a shepherd's staff and is used by all bishops who are considered shepherds of their religious flocks.
Modern popes no longer carry a crozier, the hook 'shepherd's staff' carried by bishops. They carry instead a Papal Cross.
The crozier represents a shepherd's staff and his used by all bishops who are considered shepherds of their religious flocks.
It symbolizes a shepherd. The crozier represents a shepherd's staff and is used by all bishops who are considered shepherds of their religious flocks.
The crozier is the staff used by a bishop.
A staff topped with a cross called a ferula.
Modern popes do not bear a crozier (a bent pastoral staff styled after a shepherd's crook), but rather bear the Papal Cross, a staff topped by a crucifix. In other words, it is called a Papal Cross. And they used to carry one called a crozier.
It is a crozier, representing being a shepherd which is a major symbol in Christianity. The curved end would be used by shepherds to catch the sheep around the neck.
If you mean the staff of people who assist the pope, they are known as the Roman Curia. If you are referring to the staff he carries when presiding at liturgical events, that is called a crozier. A crozier is carried by any bishop.All Bishops are invested with a Crozier.
The crozier is a sign that the bishop is a shepherd who guides his flock (people) gently. Popes, however, have never carried a crozier but carry ferula which is a staff topped with a cross. Traditionally, the ferula does not have a corpus on it, but may have other designs such as a lamb.
Crosier is the name of the bishop or pope's staff.