The habit of a Professed male member shall be a flax hooded cassock alb extending to the ankles; it shall be girded about by a cincture of black with the three-fold Vows represented by knots worn on the right side. There shall also be a black scapular to a point within the hem of the cassock alb. The cross of the Order of Saint Andrew shall be worn about the neck.
The habit of a Professed female member shall be a white alb extending to the ankles; it shall be girded about by a cincture of while with the three-fold Vows represented by knots on the right side. There shall be a black scapular extending to a point within the hem of the alb. The cross of the Order of Saint Andrew shall be worn about the neck. A black and white veil shall be worn on the head.
The habit of a male Novice shall be a flax, hooded alb girded about with a cincture of black. The cross of the Order of Saint Andrew shall also be worn.
The habit of a female Novice shall be a white alb girded about with a cincture of white. A black and white veil and the cross of the Order of Saint Andrew shall also be worn.
When not in habit, male members are encouraged to wear the cross of the Order of Saint Andrew with their clericals.
All Brothers and Sisters are encouraged to wear their crosses with street dress. The cross signifies membership in the Community.
Rosary beads, extending from the cincture, on the left side, are worn by both Novices and Professed Brothers and Sisters. |