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Vestments are
liturgical garments and
articles ****ociated
primarily with the
Christian religion,
especially by
Eastern Churches,
Catholics (of all rites)...
- The
stole is a
liturgical vestment of
various Christian denominations,
which symbolizes priestly authority; in
Protestant denominations which do not have...
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maniple is a
liturgical vestment used
primarily within the
Latin Rite of the
Catholic Church, and
occasionally by some Anglo-Catholic and Lutheran...
- The
vestments controversy or
vestarian controversy arose in the
English Reformation,
ostensibly concerning vestments or
clerical dress.
Initiated by John...
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outermost liturgical vestment worn by
clergy for the
celebration of the
Eucharist in Western-tradition
Christian churches that use full
vestments,
primarily in...
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Pontifical vestments, also
referred to as
episcopal vestments or pontificals, are the
liturgical vestments worn by
bishops (and by
concession some other...
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Slavonic the zone or (Пояс,
poyas - belt) is a
liturgical belt worn as a
vestment by
priests and
bishops of the
Eastern Orthodox Church,
Oriental Orthodox...
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liturgical vestment in the Catholic, Lutheran, Anglican,
United Methodist, and some
other churches. When used, it is the
proper vestment of a deacon...
- The
liturgical vestments of the
Christian churches grew out of
normal civil clothing, but the
dress of
church leaders began to be
differentiated as early...
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Liturgical colours are
specific colours used for
vestments and
hangings within the
context of
Christian liturgy. The
symbolism of violet, blue, white...
