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This is a Semi-Gothic Low Mass Set featuring a simple damask fabric, Y shaped orphreys, and embroidered emblem. It is available in all liturgical colors.

This is a Semi-Gothic style Low Mass Set in a damask fabric with an IHS emblem on the front and back of the chasuble. The set is unlined.

This Roman Chasuble is made with a simple damask fabric, richly embroidered and available in five liturgical colors. The words “benedictus sit nomine domine in secula seculorum” decorate the vestment and are divided between the front and back orphreys.

This set features embroidered orphreys with a crucifixion image on the back.

This is a Roman Low Mass Set featuring a subtle damask fabric and embroidered swirls.

This is a simply decorated Roman vestment featuring damask fabric and an embroidered IHS on a French style cross.

This is a Roman style cope decorated with beautiful machine embroidered floral motifs.

This is a Roman style Low Mass Set made of damask fabric and decorated with gold metal fringes & braids.

This is a Roman Low Mass Set with machine embroidery in a floral pattern and an IHS symbol on the back.

Funeral Pall of Black damask fabric with IHS embroidery.

This is a Gothic style humeral veil with gold, machine embroidered flower motifs.

This Paschal Candlestick is handcrafted from solid brass with a high-polished finish.

San Pietro altar candlestick with Old World design details

Bring the perfect enhancement to weddings or candlelight services with these Pew End Candlesticks from Sudbury Brass™

The tall 24" candlestick has a 1.5-inch socket for wax candles and adaptable for liquid candles as well.

This classic brass Altar Candlestick creates a beautiful frame or backdrop for your Eucharistic ties.

This DVD & Booklet from the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius provides instruction on the Pontifical Low Mass as it is celebrated in accord with the 1962 Pontificale Romanum.

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The Divine Pity is a study on the beatitudes in which its social implications are considered against the background of the love of God