Dalmatic

Right: A dalmatic from the church of San Francesco d'Assisi a Ripa Grande, Rome. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(The dalmatic from the new set) (Take note of the antependium -- or altar frontal -- where the design may also be seen) ❋ Unknown (2009)

This dalmatic is from a set given to the church in Rome in 1810 by a Franciscan sister in Naples. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Behind-right: A green silk dalmatic from the church of San Benedetto in Militello in Val di Catania, Sicily; from the first quarter of the 17th century.) (Green chasuble from the church of San Camillo de Lellis at Catania, Sicily. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As the dalmatic is the distinguishing outer vestment of the deacon, he is clothed with it at his ordination by the bishop, who at the same time says: ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

The dalmatic is the outer liturgical vestment of the deacon. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

At Rome, and throughout Italy, the dalmatic is a robe with wide sleeves; it reaches to the knees, is closed in front, and is open on the sides as far as the shoulder. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

The dalmatic was a robe of cloth of gold, the stole was lined with crimson cloth and richly embroidered, the alb, or sleeveless tunic of fine cambric, was trimmed with beautiful lace. ❋ Unknown (1893)

There was to be celebrated the high mass, that known as the dalmatic, like the one of the day before, about which the worthy correspondent wrote, only that now the officiating priest was to be Padre Salvi, and that the alcalde of the province, with many other Spaniards and persons of note, was to attend it in order to hear Padre Damaso, who enjoyed a great reputation in the province. ❋ Jos�� Rizal (1878)

Then the dalmatic, which is said to be the most beautiful piece of embroidery in the whole world; the Imperial dalmatic, on which is celebrated the glory of Jesus Christ upon the earth and in heaven, the Transfiguration, and the Last Judgment, in which the different personages are embroidered in silks of various colours, and in silver and gold. ❋ ��mile Zola (1871)

What particularly relates them to many of the conical vestments seen within the context of the Liturgical Movement is not only the ample cut of the chasuble, but also the pattern and style of the orphreys, and the dalmatic which is full and long in both the body and in the arms. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After the Passion, before the Solemn Prayers, the priest, deacon and subdeacon change their vestments; the priest puts on a cope, the deacon and subdeacon put on dalmatic and tunicle. ❋ Unknown (2009)

At the beginning of the rite, the three major ministers wear amice, alb, and cincture; the priest and deacon also wear black stoles, but none of the three wears either a chasuble of any sort, nor a dalmatic or tunicle. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Part in parcel with that movement was the revival of the conical form of the chasuble and fuller forms of the dalmatic and tunicle; something which was particularly seen (though not exclusively seen) within the monastic context of the Liturgical Movement. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(For those wondering, the very large books are likely the Cistercian Antiphonale which are used during the chanting of the Divine Office) (The Decree of Pope Benedict XVI is read) (One will note that the new Abbot is wearing a pontifical dalmatic) ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Archbishop celebrated Pontifical Mass in the Ordinary Form, wearing the pontifical dalmatic and a chasuble in the traditional Spanish cut. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Gazeley produces photographs of a sixth-century dalmatic, pointing out specific geometric details that will be replicated on the Westminster vestments. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The priest removes his violet cope, and dons a white one; the deacon and subdeacon do not change their violet dalmatic and tunicle. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The other images show the Cardinal during Mass, for which he wore a rather beautiful Roman chasuble and the pontifical dalmatic. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It's not [spelled] [DalmatiOn], but [DalmatiAn] ❋ Samily Redneck (2008)

From [Sublime's] 'What I Got' "I got a dalmation, [I can] still [get high]." ❋ XX Eason Xx (2005)

1. I saw a [dalmation] riding on the back of the firetruck with firemen as it raced to Glenwood Drive to put out a house fire. 2. It's a shame [Cruella] deVil never got /one/ of those [dalmations] in the movie. There were 101 to pick and choose from, a 101 to get. But noooo, her and her goonies can't manage to even get one! ❋ Carrera's Wedge (2007)

I had a dalmation that lived to [13] years, and [I miss him] [to bits]. ❋ Animal Lover (2006)

Me: Which is your [favourite] [Kpop] band? Friend: [Dalmatian], I'm a Dalmate :3 ❋ Theinediblepie (2011)

Dalmat [please] [give me] [roles]! ❋ Kaastra (2021)

Guy 1: Have you seen that [Snoop Dogg] guy? He totally looks like a [dalmation], but like, a Nigger [Dalmation]. Guy 2: [Drop it like its hot], fool. ❋ Morgan Thayer (2010)

Mike:Hey me and a [black dude] gave this chick a dirty [dalmation] last [tuesday]. William: OMG i wish i was you.... or the black guy! ❋ Joe Gimm (2009)

Girl:101 dalmations is like [the underground railroad]! Boy: except they [didnt] try to skin [black people] ❋ Febreez (2009)

A:Woah! Did you see that lady [Dalmation] Octopus Craig Ferguson in Intercourse, Pennsylvania? B: Yeah man! And Geoff Peterson totally was hit with that Dalmation [Calamari] from that Amish lady! C: [Ass Mode]! ❋ DalmationOctopus (2011)