What Are Non-Liturgical Vestments? | Greek Orthodoxy 101

In the fourth in a series of videos, Father Maggos discusses the different types of non-Liturgical Orthodox vestments. When are they typically used and why are they non-Liturgical?

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[bakura]

*I've been following your series and look forward to the next. Can you also cover the clerical headwear? Thanks.*

[orthodoxchristianhomeeduca]

Thank you for this video. Are you able to recommend specific literature which discusses significance and design details of Orthodox ecclesiastical vestments?

[lcmhsp]

As a newcomer to orthodox I have a good understanding of the theology but I’m less confident in my understanding of the mechanics if I may use that word.

[blairlaird]

I see some anteri have a belt. Is there a specific way tie the belt on those with belts?

[gymratperformancetraining]

Father - does the deacon ever where the outer cassock (Exorasson) and if so when would he wear it?

[kingdm]

But monks also wear those large black robes, so, how can we make the difference between monks and priests when they wear the same robes? Priests often wear with the black robe, the same black hat that monks do, so when i see them, it's hard to distinguish them, knowing who is a priest and who is a monk. So, i'm new to that chanel, so can someone explain it to me? Thanks.

[xavierpaololedesmamandreza]

You've never discussed about the orthodox kamilavka or klobuk, father. That's important too. But you're from the US so I