omophorion
/oʊmɒˈfɔrɪən/Definitions
1. noun
a liturgical vestment worn by Eastern Orthodox bishops, symbolizing their spiritual authority and role as shepherds.
“The bishop wore his omophorion during the ceremony, a symbol of his spiritual power.”
1. noun
a liturgical vestment worn by Eastern Orthodox bishops, symbolizing their spiritual authority and role as shepherds.
“The bishop wore his omophorion during the ceremony, a symbol of his spiritual power.”