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October 20, 2012

During Blessed John Paul II's Time

Patriarch Stephanos II of the Catholic Coptic Church with mitre

Kolpak and Tabieh

Tâdsch and Imam Sarığı (Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt)

Imam Sarik/Imam Sarığı and white Turban

Blessed Pope John Paull II with chief rabbi Elio Toaff (wearing a Miznefet) during his visit of the synagogue of Rome on 13th April 1985

Rabbi with Migbaot

September 19, 2012

H.H. Pope Benedict XVI. visits the Lebanon

Link to the official website of the visit of Pope Benedict XVI in Lebanon

Article about the headgear of the Maronite clergy here

Pope Benedict XVI shake hands with the leader of the Lebanese Druzes, Beirut airport
Fez with white carf wraped around

Msgr. Antoine Gebran is Rector of Rome’s Pontifical Maronite College

with black tabieh

Patriarch Mar Bechara Boutros al-Rahi

wearing a red tabieh with escime

Patriarch Mar Bechara Boutros al-Rahi

wearing a black tabieh with escime

Patriarch Mar Bechara Boutros al-Rahi with black tabieh and former patriarch Cardinal Mar Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir with red alloussi

February 09, 2012

The Hats Worn by a Cardinal - Consistory on 18th February 2012

Shop window of Ditta Annibale Gammarelli, Rome

on 8th Ferburay 2012, 10 days before the consistory.

On Display:

The wardrobe of a cardinal

The biretta with 3 horns (blades, wings) a a littllstem of twisted cord on top,

made out of watered silk

Qob - biretta worn by the cardinals

of the Ethiopian Catholic Church

Made of red silk with moiré effect.

The last cardinal worn this typ of Qob was Paul Cardinal Tzadua

Biretta of the Syro-Malabar Church

See as well:

Biretta of George Cardinal Alencherry

Tabieh or Tabiah - طابية

See as well:

Headgear of the Maronite Clergy

His Beatitude Isaac Cardinal Cleemis Thottunkal

during the consistory on 24th November 2012

wearing a mudi thoppi

The pileolus (zucchetto, soli deo) made out of watered silk

The cappello romano (sturno) made out of feld with hat cord in red/gold.

Thy type of hat alos availabe in beaver.

The galero

The galero parasole

The non collapsible/foldable winter biretta made out of

heavy fulè (foulée), mixture of wool and cashmere.

Keeps the head very warm.

Today this type of biretta is no more in use.

Winter biretta of Clemens August Cardinal Graf von Galen

made out of heavy red wool

on display at:

RELIGIO - Westfälisches Museum für religiöse Kultur, Telgte

Consistory held on 27th June 1977:

Pope Paul VI. placed the biretta on Joseph Ratzinger's head

January 03, 2011

The Headgear of the Maronite Clergy

A priest of the Maronite Church wearing a black Alloussi

The Maronite Patriarch, Cardinal Mar Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir, wearing a red Alloussi

Allousi - قللوسي

It is worn by the patriarch in red, by the bishops in red-purple (church violet, fuchsia, paonazzo) and by the priests in black.

The Alloussi has a little pompon on his top.

The Maronite Patriarch Cardinal Mar Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir wearing a black Tabieh

The Maronite Patriarch Cardinal Mar Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir wearing a red Escime and a red Tabieh. At the beginning of this ministry as patriarch, Cardinal Sfeir wore a red Tabieh and a red Escime, later he only wore only black head coverings.

A Maronite chorbishop wearing a black Tabieh

A Maronite Bishop wearing a black Tabieh

Tabieh or Tabiah - طابية

It is worn by the patriarch, if he is cardinal in red and the bishops and priests in black

Maronite Clergy wearing a black Escime

Escime or Iscime - إسكيم

Normally the Escime is only worn by monks.

For in the past bishops were choosen among the monks, nowadays the bishops continue to wear the Escime even if they have not been a monk before.