2017年6月19日 · The chasuble symbolizes the "seamless garment" worn by Christ when he was led to his crucifixion. When attending Mass, you'll always see the priest wearing a distinctive garment unlike anything...

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This Chasuble is made of Clemens yarn dyed fabric (45% wool, 54% Trevira and 1% gold threads). The 2-3571 Chasuble comes in Monastic style with a stiff roll collar. The Chasuble measures 53 inches (135 cm) long and 63 inches (160 cm) wide and comes with an inside stole. Custom tailored Chasubles are available upon request. Available in White only.

The chasuble is an important part of the liturgical celebrations of the Catholic Church. It is a visible reminder of the priest’s role as a celebrant of the Eucharist and a servant of God. The chasuble also symbolizes the unity of the Church and the importance of selfless service to others.

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Hand-embroidered chasubles are liturgical vestments embroidered and richly decorated, in which the priest celebrates Holy Mass. Older chasubles have the form of a rectangle inserted through the head, or resemble a violin.

2018年1月24日 · Chasuble. The final vestment that the priest puts on is the chasuble. The chasuble comes in many different shapes and designs, but it must be the proper liturgical color (purple for Lent and Advent, green for ordinary time, etc.). The chasuble is representative of the charity required for the priest.

Shop Gothic, Monastic & Contemporary Chasubles. Since 1954, Gaspard has been creating beautiful, custom, handcrafted chasubles for priests across the country. Our styles include Gothic and Monastic chasubles, with designs with seasonally-appropriate designs.

The chasuble, though now regarded as the priestly vestment par excellence, was in the early centuries worn by all ranks of the clergy. “Folded chasubles” ( planetae plicatae ), instead of dalmatics, are still prescribed for the deacon and subdeacon …