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Albuquerque is commonly abbreviated as "ABQ." This abbreviation is often used in contexts such as airport codes, where the Albuquerque International Sunport's code is also ABQ. In informal contexts, people might simply use "Albs" or "Burque," but ABQ is the most widely recognized abbreviation.
Choir robes were not worn when I attended Tridentine mass before the Vatican II council. They are more a feature of Protestant Sunday services. But clerics and other prelates wore elaborate liturgical vestments -- cassocks, albs, tunics, surplices and chasubles -- as they still do today when celebrating.
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External clothing; vesture; garments; dress; garb; external habiliments or array., A small ornamental piece of embroidery worn on albs and some other ecclesiastical vestments., The furniture of a ship, as masts, sails, rigging, anchors, guns, etc., To make or get (something) ready; to prepare., To furnish with apparatus; to equip; to fit out., To dress or clothe; to attire., To dress with external ornaments; to cover with something ornamental; to deck; to embellish; as, trees appareled with flowers, or a garden with verdure.
Four-letter words with 3rd letter B include: Albs Arbs Babe Baby Bibs Bobs Cabs Cobs Cube Cubs Dabs Debs Debt Dibs Dubs Ebbs Fibs Gabs Gibe Gobs Hubs Jabs Jibs Jobs Labs Lobs Lube Mobs Nabs Nibs Nobs Nubs Orbs Pube Pubs Ribs Robe Robs Rube Rubs Ruby Sibs Soba Subs Tabs Tube Tubs Vibe Webs Yobs
The word SCABBLE contains seven letters. Here are some words you can make with those letters.2-letter wordsae, al, as, ba, be, el, es, la3-letter wordsace, alb, ale, als, bal, bas, bel, cab, ebb, els, lab, lac, las, lea, sab, sac, sae, sal, sea, sec, sel4-letter wordsabbe, able, aces, albs, alec, ales, babe, bale, bals, base, bels, blab, blae, bleb, cabs, case, ebbs, labs, lace, lacs, lase, leas, sabe, sale, scab, seal, slab5-letter wordsabbes, ables, alecs, babel, babes, bales, blabs, blase, blebs, cable, laces, sable, scale6-letter wordsbabels, cables7-letter wordsscabble72 words found.
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"As regards the use of the alb, the practice has varied from age to age. Until the middle of the twelfth century the alb was thevestment which all clerics wore when exercising their functions, and Rupert of Deutz mentions that, on great festivals, both in his own monastery and at Cluny, not only those who officiated in the sanctuary, but all the monks in their stalls wore albs. The alb was also worn at this period in all religious functions, e.g. in taking Communion to the sick, or when assisting at a synod. Since the twelfth century, however, the cotta or surplice has gradually been substituted for the alb in the case of all clerics savethose in greater orders, i.e. subdeacon, deacon, priest, and bishop. At present the alb is little used outside the time of Mass. At all other functions it is permissible for priests to wear a surplice."http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01251b.htm
4-letter wordsaals, abas, abba, abbe, abet, able, alae, alas, alba, albs, ales, alls, alts, asea, ates, baal, baas, baba, babe, bake, bale, balk, ball, bals, base, bask, bast, bate, bats, beak, beat, bell, bels, belt, best, beta, bets, blab, blae, blat, bleb, blet, east, eats, ebbs, elks, ells, etas, kaas, kabs, kaes, kale, kats, keas, labs, lake, lase, last, late, lats, leak, leal, leas, leks, lest, lets, sabe, sake, sale, sall, salt, sate, seal, seat, sell, seta, skat, slab, slat, stab, tabs, tael, taka, take, tala, tale, talk, tall, task, teak, teal, teas, tela, tell, tels
Roman Catholic answerA priest celebrating Mass usually has on a cassock, over this he puts on a amice (around his neck). Then he puts on the alb (the web site below has pictures) which is a floor length wide robe which may have lace in the sleeves and near the hem, the alb is secured with a cincture (a white rope that goes around his waist and hangs down each side with a fringe). He then hangs a stole around his neck. In the old Mass he hangs a small stole, called a maniple from his left forearm. Over all of this goes the chasuble which, like the stole and the maniple is the color of the feast he is celebrating. He may (in an old Mass, he must) wear a biretta on his head. The altar boy usually wears a black cassock (floor length robe with buttons down the front) with a white surplice over it, although occasionally you will see them in white albs with cinctures.
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