- An
epanokalimavkion (Gr****: επανωκαλυμμαύχιον, also
epanokalimavko (επανωκαλύμμαυχο)) is an item of
clerical clothing worn by
Orthodox Christian monastics...
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composed of a
kamilavka (stiffened
round black headcovering) with an
epanokamelavkion, a veil
which completely covers the
kamilavka and
hangs down over the...
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apostolnik when she
becomes a novice.
While it is
usually replaced with the
epanokamelavkion[citation needed] when the nun
becomes a r****ophor, many nuns will continue...
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Epanokamelavkion: A veil
extending over the back, worn with the
kamilavka by all
monastics and bishops. Klobuk: A
kamilavka with an
epanokamelavkion permanently...
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while monks often wear the
skufia (without a veil) when the
klobuk or
epanokamelavkion might get in the way of work.
Apostolnik Biretta Kalimavkion Klobuk...
- [citation needed]
After the meal, the
refectorian takes off his
klobuk (
epanokamelavkion and kamilavkion), and bows to the ****embled brethren, saying, "Bless...
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service during which she is
given the
outer robe (Exor****a) and veil (
Epanokamelavkion) to wear, and (because she is now dead to the world)
receives a new...
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table in the refectory.
After the meal, the
refectorian takes off his
epanokamelavkion and kamilavkion, saying, "Bless me, holy Fathers, and
pardon me a sinner...
- and in the
Eastern Rites of the
Catholic Church, a veil
called an
epanokamelavkion is used by both nuns and monks, in both
cases covering completely the...
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