- and the
three subdeacons receive the bishop's
blessing and kiss his hands. The
senior subdeacons return to the
altar while the new
subdeacon,
still holding...
- are used
today to
allow subdeacons to marry. One
approach has been to
bless acolytes or
readers to vest and act as
subdeacons temporarily or permanently...
-
these are
needed by the bishop, the
candlesticks are
brought to him by
subdeacons, who may also
carry them
during the Entrances. One of them may be carried...
-
mitra simplex (simple
white mitre). In the
Roman Catholic Church the
subdeacons wore a
vestment called the tunicle,
which was
originally distinct from...
-
apostolic subdeacon and then in Gr**** by the
Byzantine Rite
subdeacon,
following the
ritual of the Gr**** Church.
After the Epistle, the two
subdeacons went...
- in
ancient times by both men and women. In the form worn by deacons,
subdeacons,
altar servers, and
sometimes by readers, the
sticharion is a long robe...
-
subdeacons continued to wear the
tunicle even from the
sixth to the
ninth centuries. The
ceremony by
which the
bishop put a
tunicle on a
subdeacon whom...
-
functions of an
acolyte or taper-bearer are
therefore carried out by readers,
subdeacons, or by non-tonsured men or boys who are
sometimes called "acolytes" informally...
-
Hagia Sophia be
strictly limited to 60 presbyters, 100 male deacons, 90
subdeacons, 110 lectors, 25 singers, 100
doorkeepers and 40
female deacons; 525 in...
-
governed by
their own
particular law. In all
Eastern Catholic Churches,
subdeacons are
minor clerics,
since admission to
major orders is by
ordination as...
