- Western- and Eastern-style
croziers A
crozier or
crosier (also
known as a
paterissa,
pastoral staff, or bishop's staff) is a
stylized staff that is a symbol...
- own monastery) and a
bishop may
carry his
paterissa (crozier) when he is in church. However, the
paterissa is
never to be
carried inside the sanctuary;...
-
Archbishop Christodoulos of
Athens laid in his coffin. His
paterissa can be seen to the right, but the Aër has not yet been laid over his face....
-
Eastern monk,
sometimes holding a
scroll with a
quotation from his hagiography,
sometimes carrying a
paterissa (abbot's staff)
Patronage Romanov dynasty...
- well-known
version has the
cross bar
curving downward, much like the
paterissa carried by
bishops of the
Eastern Catholic Churches. Paul VI
first used...
-
Catholic Church Major shrine Saint Sabbas Monastery,
Palestine Feast December 5
Attributes Clothed as a monk,
often holding a
paterissa (abbot's staff)...
-
Feast 3 May (Repose) 14
August (Translation of relics)
Attributes Clothed as an
Eastern Orthodox monk,
sometimes with an hegumen's
paterissa (crozier)...
- A West
Syriac Rite
liturgy of the
Jacobite Syrian Christian Church holding paterissa (crozier)...
-
Syriac Rite Holy
Qurbono of the
Jacobite Syrian Christian Church holding paterissa (crozier) A West
Syriac Rite Holy
Qurbono of the
Malankara Orthodox Syrian...
- bishop,
during which he is
presented with his
pastoral staff (Gr****:
paterissa, Slavonic: палица, palitza).
Among the Russians, the
pastoral staff for...
