Crozier

Okay kiddo, so let's talk about a crozier! A crozier is a special stick that bishops use during church services. It's a bit like a shepherd's staff, with a curved top part that looks like a hook.

Bishops use the crozier to help them lead their followers, just like a shepherd uses their staff to guide their sheep. The curved top of the crozier helps the bishop gently guide people towards the right path.

But the crozier isn't just for show - it has a very important history. Back in ancient times, croziers were used by shepherds to protect their flocks from harm. Later on, when Christianity became more popular, bishops started using croziers as a symbol of their leadership and authority.

So now when you see a bishop holding a crozier, you know that they're in charge and leading their followers with care and protection, just like a shepherd would. And that's what a crozier is!