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fisherman's ring

noun

Roman Catholic Church.
  1. the signet ring worn by the pope.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of fisherman's ring1

First recorded in 1720–30
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While he could still wear the white cassock of the papacy, his fisherman’s ring must be destroyed, as Benedict’s was in 2013, and his insignia must remove “all symbols of his Petrine jurisdiction.â€

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Benedict’s Fisherman’s Ring — the seal used for papal documents — was already destroyed, so it wouldn’t need to be.

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He would also oversee the destruction of the pope's fisherman's ring, sealing the papal apartments, organising the funeral and preparing a conclave to elect a successor.

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Known as the fisherman’s ring from the apostle Peter, who was a fisherman and the first pope, Francis’s version is gold-plated silver and depicts St Peter holding the keys of the Holy See.

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Pope Francis Puts a Ring on It: Video of the Inauguration The Daily Beast Video The new pontiff made it official in Vatican City, putting on a big hat and a fisherman’s ring.

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