Choir dress
Choir dress is the dress of the clergy, seminarians and religious of traditional churches worn for prayer public, either within or outside of the Eucharist by those attending the eucharist as the clergy of the congregation, instead of fabric like wool, cotton or silk, unlike the fine brocades used in clothing (except the face, which is both an investment and choir dress).
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Bishops wear purple cassock above the pipe with amaranth and add a pectoral cross suspended from a string of green and gold, a Mozzetti on the foremast, and a color cap purple under the bar. A cardinal is a scarlet cassock, upholstery, the pectoral cross on a red ribbon and gold and red with a cap ratchet Mozzetti red. papal choir dress includes a white robe, the robe of, MOZET pectoral red silk suspended from a gold cord. Some weapons carry the cross on tape, but only bishop may carry the cross on a string. Under the new regulations, neither the bishops nor canons are the wooded capper.
The face and / or stolen can be brought choir gown when a priest presides sacrament (eg, marriage, if not celebrated during Mass), or the President cleric sentences (eg, the presiding priest in a solemn celebration of Vespers in the Liturgy of the Hours in a seminar can be expensive dress and stole more chorus, while the priests and seminarians faculty wear cassock and surplice dress simple chorus).
Monks attend the liturgy of the hours or the Mass
Casual dress for the clergy house is the top banner with Simar (a fringed scarf around the waist), clergy in the black coat and pants. Sometimes, the cardinals or bishops were equipped with buttons and color piping attached to their clergy shirts so it looks like the dress.
The choir dress of clergy in the Eastern Orthodox Church, Orthodox Church and the churches are Eastern Catholics quite similar. Inside the cassock (or Rasson podrasnik), a deep exorason Sleeve (riassa) which is often black, worn. In the Russian Orthodox Church, married priests often gray, while monastic clergy wear black. During the Easter season, both monastic and married clergy often wear a white inner cassock. Some Russian Metropolitans wear a white inner cassock and a blue outer when formally came to celebrate Divine Liturgy.
In the Byzantine Eastern Orthodoxy and Catholicism, monks in a black coat over his cassock outside of Mandya. The completely covers Mandya the monastery under the chin and hit the ground. In Greek usage, Mandy is generally used during the execution of certain functions in the Slavonic liturgical use, all monks and nuns Stavrophore or range of above are the Mandya each service, as they are in their own monastery. The abbot of a Mandy (Abbot) is black silk, the Archimandrite, or Bishop is colored silk (specific uses vary by jurisdiction), and has four square "tablets" in it: two in the neck and two feet. Mandya A bishop has also "rivers" on the subject: three horizontal stripes or gold (Greek practice) or red and white (Slavic practice).
Hats and other headgear different monastic clergy married priests. is a married clergy kalimaukion Skufia color; monastic clergy wear a black veil and kalimaukion (together known as klobuk). For the monks, the Skufia reserved Dress for the home and takes klobuk church. Archbishops have a jewel of Russia attached to the Cross the head of his klobuks; Metropolitan klobuk wear white Russian with a cross of stones. Several Orthodox patriarchs koukoulion head covering called rounded.
Priests who have received their pectoral crosses Wear clothing chorus (the pectoral cross of several degrees: silver, gold or precious stones). Bishops wear a Panagia (Icon Mother of God) instead of the pectoral cross. Archbishops can lead a pectoral cross and Panagia. All primates and some bishops below the range of Primates that the dignity of leading a enkolpion (Icon of Christ), a pectoral cross, and Panagia.
Abad's decision (while in his own monastery) and a bishop can take your paterissa (Crozier) when in the church. However, the paterissa is never be carried inside the sanctuary, on the contrary, when going to the altar, the paterissa be delivered to a server on the altar or left leaning on the iconostasis were About the Author
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