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- Kalimavkion abstract "A Kalimavkion (Greek: καλυμμαύχιον), or kalymmavchi (καλυμαύχι), or kamilavka (Russian: камилавка), is an item of clerical clothing worn by Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic monks (in which case it is black) or awarded to clergy (in which case it may be red or purple).The kalimavkion is a stiff cylindrical head covering, similar to a stovepipe hat but without a brim. The kalimavkion is worn during services; at other times, the softer skufia is worn in its place. The specific shape and colouring will differ between the various ethnic traditions:In the Greek tradition, monks wear a simple black kalimavkion, covered by a black veil (epanokalimavkion), but ordained clergy (both married and monastic) wear a kalimavkion with a flattened conical brim at the top. Hierodeacons (monastic deacons) remove the veil when they vest for services, but hieromonks (monastic priests) do not. In the Greek tradition, nuns do not normally wear a kalimavkion, but rather just the veil.In the Russian tradition, priests and deacons, if awarded it, wear a kamilavka that is normally taller than the Greek style, widens as it rises, and is flat at the top. Monks wear a black kamilavka with black veil. Russian nuns also wear the kamilavka with veil. Hieromonks and hierodeacons wear the same black kamilavka and veil as non-ordained monastics. Again, hierodeacons remove the veil when they are serving, but hieromonks do not. Protodeacons (honorary rank for married deacons) are awarded a purple or red kamilavka, but Archdeacons (a parallel rank for monastic deacons) continue to wear the black kamilavka. Archpriests (honorary rank for married priests) are also awarded a purple or red kamilavka. Bishops, who are always monks, wear a black kamilavka with a black veil. Archbishops are distinguished by a jewelled cross on the front of their veil. Metropolitans wear a white veil over their kamilavka, with the same cross as an archbishop. The Patriarch of Moscow instead of the kamilavka wears a white koukoulion, a conical head covering with a monastic veil.In the Serbian Orthodox Church clergy of all ranks wear a black kalimavkion which is flat at the top. Monastics wear a black veil over the kalimavkion during services. Bishops wear a black kalimavkion with a wide purple band at the bottom, and remove the veil when they are outside the church.Syriac Catholic Priests and Bishops in the past have worn a kalimavkion (which unlike their Orthodox counterparts wear a turban). However this practice has faded to only a few wearing it and has almost explicitly been used by the Patriarch only.".
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- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Archbishop.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Archdeacon.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Archpriest.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Bishop.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Brim_(hat).
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Christian_monasticism.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eastern_Christian_vestments.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hats.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Clergy.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Clerical_clothing.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Catholic_Churches.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Eastern_Orthodox_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Epanokalimavkion.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Greek_Orthodox_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Hat.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Hierodeacon.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Hieromonk.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Ignatius_Joseph_III_Yonan.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Ignatius_Joseph_III_Younan.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Klobuk.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Koukoulion.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Metropolitan_bishop.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Monk.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Nun.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Patriarch_of_Moscow.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Patriarch_of_Moscow_and_all_Rus.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Protodeacon.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Russian_Orthodox_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Serbian_Orthodox_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Skufia.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Stovepipe_hat.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Syriac_Catholic_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Syriac_Orthodox_Church.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink The_Philippi_Collection.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Top_hat.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Vestment.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink Vestments.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink File:Eastern_Orthodox_man_in_Jerusalem_by_David_Shankbone.jpg.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLink File:Kamelaukion.JPG.
- Kalimavkion wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kalimavkion".
- Kalimavkion hasPhotoCollection Kalimavkion.
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- Kalimavkion subject Category:Christian_monasticism.
- Kalimavkion subject Category:Eastern_Christian_vestments.
- Kalimavkion subject Category:Hats.
- Kalimavkion hypernym Item.
- Kalimavkion type Article.
- Kalimavkion type Community.
- Kalimavkion type Food.
- Kalimavkion type Article.
- Kalimavkion type Community.
- Kalimavkion type Vestment.
- Kalimavkion comment "A Kalimavkion (Greek: καλυμμαύχιον), or kalymmavchi (καλυμαύχι), or kamilavka (Russian: камилавка), is an item of clerical clothing worn by Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic monks (in which case it is black) or awarded to clergy (in which case it may be red or purple).The kalimavkion is a stiff cylindrical head covering, similar to a stovepipe hat but without a brim. The kalimavkion is worn during services; at other times, the softer skufia is worn in its place.".
- Kalimavkion label "Kalimavkion".
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- Kalimavkion sameAs Калимявка.
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- Kalimavkion sameAs קמילבקה.
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- Kalimavkion sameAs カミラフカ.
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- Kalimavkion sameAs Camilafcă.
- Kalimavkion sameAs Камилавка.
- Kalimavkion sameAs Kamilavka.
- Kalimavkion sameAs Камилавка.
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- Kalimavkion sameAs Q1147363.
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- Kalimavkion sameAs 卡美拉琼帽.
- Kalimavkion wasDerivedFrom Kalimavkion?oldid=585825702.
- Kalimavkion depiction Kamelaukion.JPG.
- Kalimavkion isPrimaryTopicOf Kalimavkion.