The term 'Papal Capes' refers to the long, ornate cloaks worn by the Pope and other high-ranking members of the Catholic Church. The two crossword solutions for this term are 'Fanons' (6 letters) and 'Orales' (6 letters). Fanons are the white linen headdresses worn by the Pope and other high-ranking members of the Catholic Church, while Orales are the red velvet capes worn by the Pope and other high-ranking members of the Catholic Church. Both garments are symbols of the power and authority of the Catholic Church.