The stole is reversible, so you get two colors in one piece:white and red ,white and green option. The reversible design gives you flexibility-flip between the white and red ,white and green sides depending on the service or season.
Material: thick polyester Garment Care: Hand Wash with Cold Water
Occasions: Weddings – To look more professional when officiating ceremonies Funerals – For funeral services and final arrangements Easter Day & Lent – Holiday and seasonal liturgical services Christmas – Holiday religious services Hospital and Nursing Home Visits – Pastoral care and ministry visits Regular Church Services – As a badge of office for ordained clergy
The stole can be worn over a robe, an alb, a cassock, a chasuble,a dalmatic, a surplice
One size fits most! Exquisite Embroidery: Descending Birds, Cross, Chalice
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Package include: 1pc stole
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The stole functions as a badge of office to mark the wearer as ordained clergy.
It can also function as a cloth that the celebrant uses to clean the Communionware as part of the service. For those reasons, the stole became a Eucharistic garment.
A must have for Catholic adoptionist! Here's a guide to liturgical colors for different church seasons to help you choose the right stole: Christmas Season (Red/White/Green) Red and Green, Red and White, or White combinations work perfectly for Christmas services Easter & Advent (White/Purple) White and Purple combinations are traditional for these major liturgical seasons Purple represents preparation and penitence Ordinary Time (Green) Green and White or Green and Purple options are ideal for regular Sundays throughout the year Pentecost & Martyrs' Feast Days (Red) Red and White or Red and Green combinations honor the Holy Spirit and martyrs Funerals & Good Friday (Purple/White/Black) Purple and White, or White and Black options are appropriate for somber occasions The reversible design lets you switch colors for different services without needing multiple stoles—making it a versatile choice for ministry work throughout the liturgical calendar.
