Embroidered chasuble rosacea - CAS571R.
Embroidered rose chasuble in micromonastic fabric with combined stylised cross embroidery on front and back, finished with gold bias trim, complete with stole. A sacred vestment for the liturgical rose colour on Gaudete and Laetare Sundays in churches and parishes.
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Embroidered rose chasuble in micromonastic fabric with combined stylised cross embroidery on front and back, gold bias border and stole included: a vestment for Laetare Sunday and Palm Sunday according to the Roman liturgical calendar.
Main features
- Material: micromonastic fabric
- Colour: rose (pink)
- Embroidery: stylised cross on front and back
- Trim: gold bias
- Stole: included
Liturgical use
The rose chasuble is worn by the celebrant on Laetare Sunday (the Fourth Sunday of Lent) and on Gaudete Sunday (the Third Sunday of Advent) as a sign of joy in the midst of a penitential season. According to certain local usages it is also worn on Palm Sunday. The stylised cross embroidery on front and back underlines its theological significance. The micromonastic fabric provides lightness and comfort even during extended celebrations.