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An Explanation of a set of Priest Vestments in the Byzantine Tradition

Christine Cheryl Kerxhalli, MTh, DMin Byzantine Eastern Orthodox Vestments, Orthodox Priest Vestments, Orthodox Vestments, Priest Vestments August 22, 2018December 27, 2020

The following video will provide a brief yet comprehensive explanation of each Priest vestment piece according to the Byzantine Eastern Orthodox Tradition and the vesting prayers said by the Priest in the Greek Orthodox Christian tradition.

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Published August 22, 2018December 27, 2020

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