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Some Jewish men wear a round cap (Corrigan repeatedly calls it a "skullcap") on the back of their heads. In Judaism, this cap is called a kipah or a:

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Yarmulke

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Kipah or Yarmulke is a small cloth cap worn by the Orthodox Jewish according to their customs which require covering head especially male. This is an essential rule to cover the head, and the purpose is to remind constantly that Lord is above heaven and it's a sign of devoutness. Jews will cover their heads while attending the temple and praying.

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