Altar boys or those in minor Orders usually hold the Bishop's mitre (or crown in the Eastern Rites) when it is not on his head.
Basil C. Ullyett has written: 'The crown and the mitre in 17th century Barbados' -- subject(s): Church and state, Church history, Church of England, History
It's called a mitre.
A bishop's mitre is the head-dress worn by a bishop as a symbol of office.Different religions have different shaped mitres. In the Eastern church they often look like turbans, in the Western church they are often tall and deeply cleft.
The mitre is the ceremonial hat worn by a bishop (including the pope) in Catholicism, the Anglican Church and a few other Christian sects.
In the Catholic Church most Bishops head a diocese.
Adolfo Mitre has written: 'Mitre en estampas'
Norman Ravitch has written: 'Sword and mitre' -- subject(s): Bishops, Church and state
In New Zealand? or Australia? Mitre 10 or Mitre 10 MEGA?
A mitre is an item of headgear.
Esmeralda Mitre's birth name is Esmeralda Mitre lvarez De Toledo.
Arguably, the term mitre or miter is not in Scripture but the development of men. The Jewish priests wore a turban like headdress known as the 'Mitznefet' which had a gold plate on it called the 'Tzitz' which was inscribed with the words 'Holiness of YHWH.' This term however, is often translated into the Greek as 'mitre.' The mitre in a two-sided cone shaped head wear first worn by RC Church bishops and some abbots and them became popular in the Anglican Community, Lutheran, Orthodox and Eastern Christian faiths. Today, one may see this being worn by all Bishops, Cardinals and the Pope of the RC Church, etals.
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