#sartorialtheology — Public Fediverse posts
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I hate to say it but that atrocious "doctor" AI image is a prime example of today's political #SartorialTheology
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At the next Providence Patristics meeting (and the final one of the AY), we'll be discussing an essay I'm working on exploring the theme of #SartorialTheology in Clement of Alexandria. We'll be on Zoom, so if you're a scholar in an related or adjacent field and want to attend, DM me.
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Pope Leo once again subtly communicating his affinity for the White Sox #SartorialTheology
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"The unique Ark of Salvation must welcome all human diversity into its vast nave... The seamless garment of Christ, it is also – and it is the same thing – the garment of Joseph, with its many colours”. Henri de Lubac #SartorialTheology
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An exhibition on Pope Benedict XVI in Pordenone, Italy, that features some of his favorite vestments. #SartorialTheology www.romereports.com/en/2026/03/2...
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I'll be presenting some initial findings on my #SartorialTheology research at the Canadian Society for Patristic Studies conference this May.
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Just submitted an abstract for the Origeniana XIV conference at Boston College this summer. As I get closer to finishing my philosopher clothing book project, I'm starting to look at the function and imagery of clothing more broadly in early Christian thought. You know, #SartorialTheology
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Prepping an abstract tentatively titled "A Robe Washed in Blood" on Origen's reading of Genesis 49:11. #SartorialTheology
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c.
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c.
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c.
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c.
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c. 📷🇬🇷 flic.kr/p/RxtXct #photography #SartorialTheology #textiles #Orthodoxy
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A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c. 📷🇬🇷 flic.kr/p/RxtXct #photography #SartorialTheology #textiles #Orthodoxy
Liturgical tunic with Images o... -
A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c. 📷🇬🇷 flic.kr/p/RxtXct #photography #SartorialTheology #textiles #Orthodoxy
Liturgical tunic with Images o... -
A sticharion (liturgical tunic) embroidered with the images of crosses and St. Demiana and the 40 Virgins who were martyred under Diocletian. Housed in the Byzantine and Christian Museum at #Athens, 18th/19th c. 📷🇬🇷 flic.kr/p/RxtXct #photography #SartorialTheology #textiles #Orthodoxy
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A little bit of #SartorialTheology for the Feast of Peter and Paul. Every year on this day the medieval bronze statue of St Peter in the Basilica of San Pietro is dressed with the traditional papal tiara, ring and embroidered stole and cape. 📷🇻🇦 flic.kr/p/eY4Qnm #photography #Catholic #Rome
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A little bit of #SartorialTheology for the Feast of Peter and Paul. Every year on this day the medieval bronze statue of St Peter in the Basilica of San Pietro is dressed with the traditional papal tiara, ring and embroidered stole and cape. 📷🇻🇦 flic.kr/p/eY4Qnm #photography #Catholic #Rome
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A little bit of #SartorialTheology for the Feast of Peter and Paul. Every year on this day the medieval bronze statue of St Peter in the Basilica of San Pietro is dressed with the traditional papal tiara, ring and embroidered stole and cape. 📷🇻🇦 flic.kr/p/eY4Qnm #photography #Catholic #Rome
Statue of St. Peter Adorned -
A little bit of #SartorialTheology for the Feast of Peter and Paul. Every year on this day the medieval bronze statue of St Peter in the Basilica of San Pietro is dressed with the traditional papal tiara, ring and embroidered stole and cape. 📷🇻🇦 flic.kr/p/eY4Qnm #photography #Catholic #Rome
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Can one of my Eastern Catholic or Orthodox friends identify for me the vestment that is gifted to Pope Leo in this clip? #SartorialTheology youtu.be/xZhQai0wCj0?...
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Some #SartorialTheology from St Hilary of Poitiers:
"We must clothe ourselves in foolishness that we may gain wisdom; not in the foolishness of hazardous conclusions, but in the foolishness of a modest sense of our own infirmity."
On the Trinity
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Gregory of Nazianzus gives us some #SartorialTheology in his second Oration Against Julian the Apostate. He reports a cross appeared in the sky over Jerusalem after Julian's project to rebuild the Temple failed and left marks on everyone's clothing.
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The diocesan museum at Albano had some papal vestments on display including these leather shoes worn by Pope John Paul II.
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RT @WalkerMarcus
Is Justin Welby wearing a cassock-alb???
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RT @Coronation2023
The Crown that awaits King Charles IIISt. Edward's Crown has been used at Coronations for centuries. This is a ''new'' version, made in 1661 after the Restoration of the Monarchy.
The original was melted down under the rule of Oliver Cromwell.
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RT @DrFrancisYoung
As the Palace has now announced the Coronation vestments that will be used, a quick explainer on their origins and their possible meaning (THREAD) https://www.royal.uk/news-and-activity/2023-05-01/historic-coronation-vestments-from-the-royal-collection-will-be-reused
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RT @maryswraith
as much as everyone loves the heavenly bodies met, I’m always sad that lynda carter never makes the list of favourites from that night
(her crown says “never forget” in hebrew and she wore a star of david on the back… perfect playing with the theme)
https://twitter.com/maryswraith/status/1653168419460505600