Posted on 08/06/2010 8:07:43 AM PDT by Salvation
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A stiff square cap with three or four ridges on its upper side, worm by clerics when entering and leaving the sanctuary at Divine Service. The cleric's rank is indicated by the color of the biretta. It is usually black for a priest, red for a cardinal, purple for a bishop, while some monastic canons and abbots wear white.
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Our Byzantine priest wears a “Kamilavka,” shaped like a “stovepipe.” It’s just a straight black cap. No “flanges,” or tassels.
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