- The
phelonion (Gr****: φαιλόνιον, plural, φαιλόνια, phailónia; Latin: paenula, Russian: Фело́нь - Felón’) is a
liturgical vestment worn by a
priest of...
- worn for the
celebration of the Eucharist.
Corresponds to the
Orthodox phelonion (see below). See also chasuble-alb.
Dalmatic The
outermost garment of...
- and in the
Eastern Catholic Churches, the
equivalent vestment is the
phelonion. "The
vestment proper to the
priest celebrant at M**** and
other sacred...
-
bishops as an
outer vestment in
place of a presbyter's
phelonion and which, like the
phelonion,
corresponds to the
western chasuble and cope, is derived...
-
vestment worn by
Orthodox and Gr****
Catholic bishops instead of the priest's
phelonion. The
garment is a
tunic with wide sleeves, and a
distinctive pattern of...
- the high
points of the
festal Matins service. The
priest puts on his
phelonion (chasuble). When it
comes time for the
Great Doxology the
deacon opens...
-
paenula when praying,
calling it "superstition."
Abolla Chasuble Pallium Phelonion Ra****e, Jan (2022). 7
paenula – 'poncho'. Berlin: De Gruyter. pp. 375–378...
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Catholic Church)
Doctor of the
Church Attributes Vested as a
bishop with
phelonion and omophorion, and
usually with his head
covered in the
manner of Egyptian...
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Klobuk Mantle Mitre Nabedrennik Omophorion Orarion Panagia Pectoral cross Phelonion Sakkos Stole Zone
Liturgical calendar Pre-Lenten
Season Great Lent Holy...
- "Great Hall" Optimatoi, a
military unit Patrikios, the
Patrician caste Phelonion, a
liturgical vestment Praipositos, a
senior palace title Primikerios...
