Hieratical Omophoria Epitrachelia
The Epitrachelion (in Greek it means "around the neck") is a liturgical vestment worn by priests and bishops of the Orthodox Church and Eastern Catholic Churches as the symbol of their priesthood. In effect it is a development of the Orarion, doubled with both ends handing in front and reaching the full length of the tunic or Sticharion.
The Hieratical Omophoria Epitrachelia of our collection are embroidered with various backgrounds and have fringes. Each Hierarchical Epitrachelio comes with a special case.
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Myrna Ruiz-Brown
"...I received your invoice and letter today, and I wanted to thank you for the excellent service your company provided. The engolpion arrived in time for His Grace to wear to the service on Nov. 2 in Constantinople. I am forwarding the response from the Orthodox Church in Puerto Rico concerning the engolpion for your information. The Panagia came last night. IT IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. His Grace, was so pleased and thankful. Once again, thank you for the great service! ..."
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