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Choir dress

choir dress is the dress of the clergy, seminarians and religious of traditional churches worn for public prayer, whether in or outside of the Eucharist by those attending the eucharist as the clergy part of the congregation, rather than as the celebrants. choir dress is different from that of clothing worn by the celebrants of the Eucharist and is normally made of fabrics such as wool, cotton or silk, as opposed to fine brocades used in clothing (except the face, which is both a Investment and choir dress).

href = "<a%20href=" http:> 3xlt"> http://www.himfr.com/buy-3xlt_shirts/ "> 3xlt shirtsChoir dress also differs from "house dress" which is worn outside of a liturgical context (whether in the home or in the street). Dress room can be formal or informal.

For seminarians, deacons, priests and the cassock is exactly the same as their cassocks normal: a black cassock with black buttons, wearing a black headband.

The priests who hold additional honors may wear a cassock different chaplains of honor wear a black cassock with purple piping and fascia, while the wear of the prelates of honor and apostolic prothonotary, or a purple cassock with amaranth piping or a black cassock with red piping. Guns may be the ratchet with a Mozzetti distinctive colors are special determined by the chapter.

Bishops wear the purple cassock with piping above amaranth, and add a pectoral cross suspended from a green cord and gold, a Mozzetti on the ratchet, and a purple cap under the bar. A cardinal wears a scarlet cassock with scarlet trim, the pectoral cross on a red ribbon and gold Mozzetti red on a ratchet with a red cap. papal choir dress includes a white robe, the robe, red silk MOZET and pectoral cross suspended from a cord gold. Some guns carry the cross on a ribbon, but only a bishop may wear the cross on a rope. Under new regulations, nor bishops no guns are lined fir Capper.

The front and / or stolen can be worn on the dress of a cleric when choir chairs a sacrament (eg, marriage, if not celebrated during Mass), or by the President cleric prayers (for example, the priest who presides at a celebration Solemn Vespers of the Liturgy of the Hours in a seminar may be to cope and stole over choir dress, while the priests of the faculty and seminarians wear simple choir dress cassock and surplice).

The monks who are neither deacons nor priests were also a form of choir dress: the habit full monastic forms of monastic cover their formal wear to attend the Liturgy of the Hours or Mass.

informal house dress up clergy Simar with the band (a fringed scarf worn around the waist), and skullcap. Dress formal home may also include the bar and Ferraiuolo. To bring all days, especially in North America, a pastor may wear a clerical collar shirt with black jacket and pants. Sometimes, cardinals or bishops were with buttons and color piping attached to their clergy shirts so it looks like the gown.

The choir dress of clergy in the Eastern Orthodox Church, Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches are relatively similar. In the inner cassock (or Rasson podrasnik) a deep-sleeved exorason (riassa), which is often black, is worn. In the Russian Orthodox Church, married priests are often gray, while monastic clergy wear black. During the Easter season both monastic and married clergy will often wear a white inner cassock. Some Russian Metropolitans wear a white cassock indoor and outdoor blue when officially arrived to celebrate the Divine Liturgy.

In the Byzantine Eastern Orthodoxy and Catholicism, the monks wear a black coat over his cassock the mandyas outside. The mandyas completely covers the monastery under the chin and hit the ground. In Greek usage, the mandyas is usually worn during the execution of certain functions liturgical use in Slavic, all monks and nuns of Stavrophore grade or above are the mandyas each service, as they are in their own monastery. The mandyas an abbot (Abbot) is black silk, that of a Archimandrite or bishop is colored silk (specific uses vary by jurisdiction), and has four square "tablets" on it: two in the neck and two feet. mandyas A bishop has also "Rivers" about it: three horizontal stripes, or gold (Greek practice) or red and white (Slavic practice).

wear headgear different monastic clergy of the married clergy. married clergy is either a color or kalimaukion skufia; monastic clergy wear a black veil and kalimaukion (together known klobuk name). For monks, the skufia is reserved for the dress of the house, and klobuk is carried into the church. Archbishops Russian Cross a jewel attached to the front of their klobuks; Russian Metropolitans wear a white cross klobuk jewels. Several Orthodox patriarchs wear a head covering koukoulion called rounded.

The priests who have received a pectoral cross worn with it their choir dress (the pectoral cross of several degrees: silver gold or precious stones). Bishops wear a Panagia (icon of the Theotokos) instead of the pectoral cross. Archbishops may wear a pectoral cross and Panagia. All primates and some bishops below Primate rank have the dignity to wear a enkolpion (icon of Christ), a pectoral cross, and Panagia.

A decision Abbot (as it is in his own monastery) and a bishop may carry his paterissa (Crozier) when it is in the church. However, the paterissa is never to be carried inside the sanctuary, on the contrary, when he goes the altar, the paterissa is either delivered to a server at the altar or left leaning against the iconostasis outside the Holy Door.

America North, some Orthodox clergy have begun to wear a Roman collar (clergy shirt), if not encouraged among the most traditional Orthodox.

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