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	Sticharion - OrthodoxWiki
		The sticharion is a liturgical vestment, long and narrow, with loose sleeves, and fastened at the neck.
		Some jurisdictions still call the sticharion which the deacon wears a dalmatikon in accordance with the terminology the universal Church used at the time of its introduction in the fourth century.
		The Latin vestment equivalent to the sticharion is the alb.
	orthodoxwiki.org /Sticharion (297 words)

	Sticharion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sticharion (also Stikharion or Stichar; Greek: στιχάριον; Slavonic: стихаръ) is a liturgical vestment of the Eastern Orthodox Church, roughly analogous to the dalmatic or tunicle of the Roman Catholic Church.
		The sticharion is often made from brocade and worn as an outer vestment by altar servers, readers, subdeacons, and deacons.
		The Armenian patmucan and Ethiopian qamis are similar to the sticharion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sticharion (230 words)

	Byzantines.net - Byzantine Liturgical Vestments
		STICHARION - the tunic,,which is worn by anyone serving in the Holy Place, is in fact the baptismal garment, the robe of glory.
		Since no other vestment is worn over the deacon's sticharion, it is generally more ornamented then that of the priest who uses it under his other vestments.
		The priest and bishop wear the cuffs over the sleeves of the sticharion while the deacon places them underneath his sticharion's broader sleeves.
	www.byzantines.net /moreinfo/vestments.htm (1348 words)

	The Clergy and Their Vestments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The vestments of the diaconate are the sticharion, the orarion and the cuffs.
		The sticharion is a long garment, open down the length of the sides for a deacon, but entirely unslitted for servers, in the form of a cross with an opening for one’s head and with wide sleeves.
		The bishop is vested with all the vestments of a priest, the sticharion, epitrachelion, belt and cuffs, but the phelonion is replaced with the saccos and the nabedrennik with the palitsa.
	www.orthodoxphotos.com /readings/LGFLS/clergy.shtml (1832 words)

	St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church [Liturgical Vestments]
		The deacons' vestments consist of the sticharion (alb), epimanika (cuffs), and an orar (stole).
		The priestly vestments consist of the sticharion (alb), epitrachelion (stole), zone (cincture), epimanika (cuffs), phelonion (or chasuble) and some episcopal vestments that certain priests are allowed to wear as a sign of honor.
		The sticharion [1] is a long, full sleeved tunic that reaches the ankles and it symbolizes purity.
	artemis.crosslink.net /~hrycak/vestment.html (986 words)

	Vestments - ApostolicWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The three outer garments (Sticharion, Phelonion, and Sakkos) serve to distinguish the clergy from the laity.
		For example, the prayer for the Sticharion is from Isaiah 61:10:
		Sticharion (Greek: στιχάριον)- Actually a form of the garment worn at baptism, this is the one vestment worn by all clergy.
	www.taac.us /index.php?title=Vestments (1449 words)

	Clerical Attire According to the Byzantine Tradition - Saint Elias Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sticharion, Stikar: This is a long tunic with wide sleeves (Fig.
		The sticharion of deacons and those in lesser orders is usually made of heavy brocade while that of the presbyter and bishop is of a lighter fabric.
		The sticharion is not the equivalent of the dalmatic and should not be referred to by this name.
	www.saintelias.com /ca/servers/clerical.php (4929 words)

	Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church ::: The Priest's Vestments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sticharion: Long garment reaching to the floor, with long sleeves like a tunic.
		Sticharion means 'garment with lines' because in ancient times, it was white with darker lines running through it.
		It is a sign of the strength given to the priest by the Holy Spirit to lead the community in prayer.
	www.annunciationgoc.com /worship09b3.htm (638 words)

	The Clergy and Their Sacred Vestments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The under-vestment is a simpler form of the sticharion, differing from the sticharion in that the sleeves are narrow, with laces at the wrist.
		The bishop is vested with all the vestments of a priest--the sticharion, epitrachelion, belt and cuffs.
		However, for a bishop, the phelonion is replaced with the saccos and the nabedrennik with the palitsa; in addition, a bishop wears the omophorion and the miter.
	www.orthodoxphotos.com /readings/divine/clergy.shtml (1883 words)

	White Sticharion (Armenian Style) - Liturgix.com Store
		Orthodoxe christliche Kleidungen (Bishop, des Priesters und der Diakons komplette Sätze Kleidung, sticharions, epitrachelions, cassocks, unter-cassocks).
		Exqusite liturgique et approvisionnements d'église (les croix, censers, église-lampes, aer-couvre, chalice-place et plus).Abiti da cerimonia cristiani ortodossi (insiemi completi del bishop, del priest e del deacon di vestiti, degli sticharions, dei epitrachelions, dei cassocks, sotto-cassocks).
		Description: This is a brand new sticharion (Armenian style) tailored in white satin polyester, trimmed with white golden metalli-thread galloons down, close to the feet, around the cuffs and around the front zipper-closure.
	liturgix.safeshopper.com /50/1510.htm?792 (339 words)

	Ceremony and Faith Byzantine Art and the Divine Liturgy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The saint is depicted as a priest in a sticharion, phelonion and epitrachelion.
		However it is first necessary to distinguish between the basic, rudimentary garments that are common to all orders of the clergy, such as the sticharion, and the individual garments that are both diacritical of a specific order, such as the orarion, the epitrachelion and the omophorion, and are only worn in particular circumstances.
		The realization of this moral imperative during the Byzantine Age at least is ascertained in many aspects of the sacerdotal costume: in the limited patterns repeated for centuries, in the dark or dull colours, in the sparse decoration and in the simple techniques for making them.
	www.culture.gr /2/21/215/21505/215051/2150513/e21505119m.html (3106 words)

	Sacrament of the Holy Priesthood
		The Epanokalimafko is worn by monastics, and symbolizes the hope of salvation and the 'helmet' of faith.
		Sticharion: Long garment reaching to the floor, with long sleeves like an tunic.
		It is shorter then the Sticharion and has wide, shorter sleeves.
	www.saintbarbara.org /faith/sacraments/priesthood/sac_priesthood.cfm (2450 words)

	Liturgix.biz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This set of bishop vestments (Episcopal vesture) consists of a sakkos (saccos), a sticharion (alb), omophorions (small and large pall), an epitrachelion (stole), a zone (belt-like cincture), cuffs (epimanika) and an epigonation (palitsa).
		Please, take into consideration that each order is custom-tailored to your set of individual measurements and all accessories (embroideries and/or color of the sticharion) are chosen to match your vestments textile (BLUE is the traditional color of the Mother of God, as she is the Queen of Heaven).
		The STICHARION is a long garment that reaches the ankles, with narrow sleeves, with laces at the wrist.
	www.liturgix.org /biz/itemcc903.html (576 words)

	Sticharion with Golden or Silvery Galloons - Liturgix.com Store
		Vestiduras cristianas ortodoxas (sistemas completos del obispo, del sacerdote y del diácono de ropa, de sticharions, de epitrachelions, de cassocks, debajo de -cassocks).
		Vêtements de cérémonie chrétiens orthodoxes (ensembles complets d'évêque, de prêtre et de diacre d'habillement, de sticharions, d'epitrachelions, de cassocks, sous-cassocks).
		Description: This is a brand new sticharion tailored in color/fabric of your choice, trimmed with golden or silvery metallic-thread galloons around the neck and down, close to the feet.
	liturgix.safeshopper.com /54/1005.htm?810 (372 words)

	Vestment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Maniple, akin to a handkerchief, reminding us that it is our lot to sow tears.
		Pallium - A narrow band of lamb's wool decorated with six fl crosses, worn about the neck with short pendants front and back, worn by the Pope and bestowed by him on Metropolitans and Archbishops.
		Sticharion - Actually a form of the garment worn at baptism, this is the one Vestment worn by all clergy.
	vestment.iqnaut.net (1125 words)

	Recommendations for the Newly Ordained
		The major advantage to this method over purchasing a gold and a purple set is that the burgundy set will be worn more throughout the year than purple, thereby saving some wear and tear on the gold set.
		Follow the Russian tradition of purchasing one white sticharion (finished with white galloon) which is worn with all vestments, regardless of the color of the vestments.
		I would suggest that the sticharion be finished with gold galloon and crosses.
	www.kwvestments.com /newly_ordained.html (590 words)

	Clergy Funeral
		if the departed is a bishop the deacons cense him, as usual, while he is vested with sticharion, epitrachelion, zone, epimanikia, epigonation, sakkos, great omophorion, pectoral cross, engolpion and miter.
		if the departed is a priest he is vested with sticharion, epitrachelion, zone, epimanikia, phelonion and, if he has the privileges, with the epigonation, pectoral cross, epanokallymavkon, etc..
		After the vesting, the departed is laid in his casket which ought to be simple and unadorned and, if possible, of the kind with a totally removal top.
	www.networks-now.net /litresswraoc/SVCClergy_Funeral.htm (1174 words)

	Coptic Centre, UK
		* Sleeves or armlets are made of the same material as the epitrachelion and are worn over the sleeves of the sticharion and fastened with loops and buttons.
		Although they form part of the liturgical vestments of patriarchs, bishops, and priests yet sleeves are now reserved for ceremonial occasions.
		* The sticharion is a long-sleeved linen vestment.
	www.copticcentre.com /s.html (923 words)

	St. Michael the Archangel Greek Orthodox Church
		Preparing to wear each of these parts of his Vestments, the Priest blesses them with the sign of the cross and kisses each.
		The Sticharion is the inner garment, reaching to the floor.
		It signifies the purity of the heart, that should be inseparable from the Priestly Office.
	www.stmichaelgoc.org /calendarscripturalreadings/priestsvestments.html (476 words)

	Questions about altar serving - Answers only (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Find his vestment, fold it, and present it to the priest in order to be blessed to put it on.
		The vestment an acolyte wears is called a sticharion.
		If the acolyte wishes to commune the holy mysteries, he must also take off his sticharion (unless he is a reader or sub-deacon, or is blessed to keep the sticharion on during communion).
	www.orthodox.net /questions/altar_serving_1-a.html (1407 words)

	Holy Transfiguration of Christ Cathedral: The Faith- Ask Fr. Joe
		The connection with your question is this: the original church vestments worn by clergy were all white.
		The undergarment or STICHARION was, and is simply, “The Robe of Light,” or baptismal robe.
		The DALMATIC, or Deacon’s Sticharion, (Named for the wool of the province of Dalmatia from which it was woven) was a form of TUNIC or large outer shirt, etc.
	www.transfigcathedral.org /faith/QandA/02.shtml (701 words)

	Melkite Greek Catholic Church Information Center Clergy Vestments
		STICHARION or tunic, EPIMANIKIA or cuffs underneath his STICHARION's broader sleeve, and ORARION or diaconal stole
		The vestments were styled after the official's robes at the court of the Byzantine Emperor.
		STICHARION or tunic as an undergarment, EPITRACHELION or priestly stole, ZONE or belt-like cincture girds the STICHARION and passing over the EPITRACHELION holds it in place, EPIMANIKIA or cuffs over the sleeves of the STICHARION
	www.mliles.com /melkite/vestments.shtml (1043 words)

	Type 2 Vestments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Type 1 are vestments made out of regular material, with embroidered crosses and type two are made out of fancier material with embroideries.
		Each priest vestments set includes: sticharion, epitrachelion, cuffs, belt, phelonian, chalice covers and aer.
		Each deacon vestments set includes: sticharion, cuffs and orarion.
	www.clergy-vestments.com (70 words)

	The Elevation of a Subdeacon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In preparation for the elevation, the candidate shall have a cassock and his sticharion and orarion by the day of the elevation.
		On the eve of his elevation, the candidate shall attend Vespers, and, after having a light supper, begin his Eucharistic Fast.
		The Bishop takes the sticharion, blesses it and, with the help of the Bishop’s Assistant, puts the sticharion on the new Subdeacon.
	www.antiochian.org /1102195053 (369 words)

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