Armenian
Women: Proper dress consists of sleeved dress or blouse, and a hat or other head covering at all times, most especially when approaching the alter for Holy Communion.
Men: Always wear a jacket, and no head covering or hat.
Coptic
Women: Proper dress consists of sleeved dress or blouse, and a head covering (scarf) at all times. No shoes should be worn in church.
Men: Always wear a jacket, and no head covering or hat. No shoes should be worn in church.
Syrian
Women: Proper dress consists of dress or blouse, and a head covering at all times, most especially when approaching the alter for Holy Communion. No shoes should be worn in church.
Men: Always wear a jacket, and no head covering or hat. No shoes should be worn in church.
Malankara
Women: Proper dress consists of dress or blouse, and a head covering at all times, most especially when approaching the alter for Holy Communion. No shoes should be worn in church.
Men: Always wear a jacket, and no head covering or hat. No shoes should be worn in church.
Ethiopian
A white garment called a gabi or shamma is wrapped around the body over one’s clothes. Women must cover their heads. No shoes should be worn in church.
Eritrean
A white garment called a gabi or shamma is wrapped around the body over one’s clothes. Women must cover their heads. No shoes should be worn in church.
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