Following Pope Pius VII's use of a "temporary" Papal tiara, how can we have it so that all Popes since Pius VII had tiaras made of papier-mâché?
Following Pope Pius VII's use of a "temporary" Papal tiara, how can we have it so that all Popes since Pius VII had tiaras made of papier-mâché?
Somebody declares it tradition, I suppose. Maybe a symbol of the Pope's humility?
Yes, and in a short period of time, it's a thin sliver of papier mâché and 2 kg of gold...Hmm, could be interesting.
Yes, and in a short period of time, it's a thin sliver of papier mâché and 2 kg of gold...