gremial

/ˈɡriːmiəl/
noun
  1. A cloth placed on the lap of a bishop during certain church ceremonies.
    • The altar server carefully folded the gremial after the service.
    • The bishop adjusted the gremial before the long ceremony began.
    • In the cathedral, the gremial was embroidered with gold thread.
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