What Does It Mean When A Priest Wears Pink?

What Does It Mean When A Priest Wears Pink?

When a priest wears pink vestments, usually a pink chasuble, it is a sign that the liturgical season is Advent or Lent and that he is celebrating Gaudete Sunday or Laetare Sunday.

Gaudete Sunday is celebrated on the third Sunday of Advent and signifies a shift from the solemnity of the first two weeks of Advent to a more joyful anticipation of Christmas. The word “Gaudete” means “rejoice” in Latin, and pink vestments are worn as a sign of this joy and hope.

Laetare Sunday, on the other hand, is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent. The word “Laetare” also means “rejoice” in Latin, and the pink vestments are worn as a sign of the joy that comes with the promise of Easter. The pink vestments serve as a reminder that even in the midst of the penitential season of Lent, we can find hope and joy in the promise of Christ’s resurrection.

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