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** "'''Vestments'''" are special clothing worn by different clergy members in the church. They have different meanings and are used to symbolize various aspects of their role and faith. For a first grader, vestments can be explained as the special clothes that clergy members like deacons, priests, and bishops wear during worship services and other important occasions in the church. These vestments have significant symbols and represent different aspects of their role in the church. | ** "'''Vestments'''" are special clothing worn by different clergy members in the church. They have different meanings and are used to symbolize various aspects of their role and faith. For a first grader, vestments can be explained as the special clothes that clergy members like deacons, priests, and bishops wear during worship services and other important occasions in the church. These vestments have significant symbols and represent different aspects of their role in the church. | ||
| − | ** "Clergy" are the leaders of the church like deacons and priests who have important roles in the Kingdom of God. They wear special clothing called vestments and symbolize their devotion to God and their commitment to guiding and taking care of the congregation. | + | ** "'''Clergy'''" are the leaders of the church like deacons and priests who have important roles in the Kingdom of God. They wear special clothing called vestments and symbolize their devotion to God and their commitment to guiding and taking care of the congregation. |
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| + | The Deacon | ||
| + | Deacons guide the altar servers, make sure that the altar is clean, and take care of the church overall. | ||
| + | Some deacons will be chosen to become a priest, and some deacons will stay as deacons for ever. | ||
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| + | Vestments | ||
| + | Black robe (cassock) | ||
| + | Symbolizes the sinful nature of human beings | ||
| + | White robe: worn on top of the black robe | ||
| + | Symbolizes that the sins are made clean and bright by the Blood of Jesus Christ | ||
| + | We also wore white during our baptisms! | ||
| + | Stole (also called Oorara): A long, thin designed fabric that is worn over the shoulder | ||
| + | Symbolizes the wings of angels | ||
| + | Sub-deacons: wear it in a half criss-cross way | ||
| + | Full deacons: wear it over the left shoulder | ||
| + | Black cap | ||
| + | Symbolizes the helmet of salvation | ||
| + | Aaron, the first High Priest, also wore a similar hat | ||
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| + | A bishop wears a everything a priest wears and then bigger oorara over the kappa to cover the front and back. There is a special head covering for the bishop while there won’t be a cap like that of a prist. Bishops have special chains to put on, and a cross with a red square cloth attached to it. Finally, a bishop has a ceremonial staff also as part of the vestments. | ||
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| + | The Bishop | ||
| + | The bishop is also a father, but carries out his duties like a shepherd. A shepherd takes care of the whole flock of sheep. The bishop oversees many churches in an area and even carries a staff like a shepherd too! | ||
| + | Jesus Christ is also known as the Good Shepherd, who protects and guides the sheep (us!). | ||
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| + | Vestments | ||
| + | Pallium (Stole): Similar to the stole of a priest, but for a bishop, the stole flows down the front and back of the bishop, and it is worn on top of the robe | ||
| + | Symbolizes that the bishop is the watcher of the faith, and symbolizes protection of the altar | ||
| + | Hood: This is attached to the bishop’s robe | ||
| + | Symbolizes the blessings the bishop received from the Holy Spirit | ||
| + | Staff: A long stick, or rod, that has a curved top, which looks like a snake | ||
| + | Symbolizes the way a shepherd uses their staff to gather the sheep | ||
| + | Similar to the rod of Moses and Aaron, especially when Moses’ staff turned into a snake and back into a staff when Pharaoh asked for a miracle (Exodus 7:8-13) | ||
| + | This is symbolic from when Moses made a bronze snake and put it on a long stick, and the people who looked at it were healed (Numbers 21:9) | ||
| + | Cross | ||
| + | Symbolizes the perfection of the Holy Trinity (The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit) | ||
| + | Shoes | ||
| + | Same as with the priest | ||
==Learning Outcomes== | ==Learning Outcomes== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:44, 5 August 2023
Contents
Textbook Lesson
Talmido Resources
- Vocabulary
- "Vestments" are special clothing worn by different clergy members in the church. They have different meanings and are used to symbolize various aspects of their role and faith. For a first grader, vestments can be explained as the special clothes that clergy members like deacons, priests, and bishops wear during worship services and other important occasions in the church. These vestments have significant symbols and represent different aspects of their role in the church.
- "Clergy" are the leaders of the church like deacons and priests who have important roles in the Kingdom of God. They wear special clothing called vestments and symbolize their devotion to God and their commitment to guiding and taking care of the congregation.
- Additional Information
The Deacon Deacons guide the altar servers, make sure that the altar is clean, and take care of the church overall. Some deacons will be chosen to become a priest, and some deacons will stay as deacons for ever.
Vestments Black robe (cassock) Symbolizes the sinful nature of human beings White robe: worn on top of the black robe Symbolizes that the sins are made clean and bright by the Blood of Jesus Christ We also wore white during our baptisms! Stole (also called Oorara): A long, thin designed fabric that is worn over the shoulder Symbolizes the wings of angels Sub-deacons: wear it in a half criss-cross way Full deacons: wear it over the left shoulder Black cap Symbolizes the helmet of salvation Aaron, the first High Priest, also wore a similar hat
A bishop wears a everything a priest wears and then bigger oorara over the kappa to cover the front and back. There is a special head covering for the bishop while there won’t be a cap like that of a prist. Bishops have special chains to put on, and a cross with a red square cloth attached to it. Finally, a bishop has a ceremonial staff also as part of the vestments.
The Bishop The bishop is also a father, but carries out his duties like a shepherd. A shepherd takes care of the whole flock of sheep. The bishop oversees many churches in an area and even carries a staff like a shepherd too! Jesus Christ is also known as the Good Shepherd, who protects and guides the sheep (us!).
Vestments Pallium (Stole): Similar to the stole of a priest, but for a bishop, the stole flows down the front and back of the bishop, and it is worn on top of the robe Symbolizes that the bishop is the watcher of the faith, and symbolizes protection of the altar Hood: This is attached to the bishop’s robe Symbolizes the blessings the bishop received from the Holy Spirit Staff: A long stick, or rod, that has a curved top, which looks like a snake Symbolizes the way a shepherd uses their staff to gather the sheep Similar to the rod of Moses and Aaron, especially when Moses’ staff turned into a snake and back into a staff when Pharaoh asked for a miracle (Exodus 7:8-13) This is symbolic from when Moses made a bronze snake and put it on a long stick, and the people who looked at it were healed (Numbers 21:9) Cross Symbolizes the perfection of the Holy Trinity (The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit) Shoes Same as with the priest
Learning Outcomes
Holy Priesthood
- G1.LO27 - Study the meaning of the vestments.
Christian Stewardship
- G1.LO38 - Understand what stewardship means.
- G1.LO40 - Understand our responsibility as caretakers and stewards of creation.
