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Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment
Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble

Our Lady of the Pillar Chasuble | Embroidered Ivory & Gold Marian Vestment

$795.00 - $795.00
$795.00
$795.00 - $795.00
$795.00

Description

Stand at the altar with Our Lady of the Pillar.

Tradition tells us that when St. James the Apostle was discouraged in his mission to Spain, Our Lady came to encourage him and asked for a church in her honor. That church still stands. This embroidered Our Lady of the Pillar chasuble brings her image to your altar, so she is with you at every Mass.

The beauty of this chasuble

  • Her image, embroidered in gold. Our Lady and the Child Jesus, both crowned, are framed by a radiant halo of stars and rays stitched in shimmering metallic thread, with touches of ruby red and emerald green in the crowns.
  • A mantle fit for a Queen. Her deep burgundy mantle carries a gold-embroidered Marian monogram beneath a royal crown, surrounded by scrolling ornament.
  • A vine that points to the altar. Roses and blossoms in silver and gold climb the orphrey and end in a cluster of purple grapes, a symbol of the Eucharist.
  • Ivory and gold. A luminous gold orphrey and collar with fine gold trim frame the ivory body. It looks reverent in any sanctuary.
  • Meaningful for your people. A natural fit for parishes that honor Nuestra Señora del Pilar, Patroness of the Hispanic world.

 

Custom made to order
Your chasuble is made after you order. Please allow 4-7 weeks for production and delivery.  Local pickup is available at our Virginia Beach store. 

Details

  • Color: ivory with gold orphrey, collar, and trim
  • Embroidery: Our Lady of the Pillar, Marian monogram, roses, and grapes
  • Matching Stole included.
  • Base Fabric: Prabhu poly/rayon base.
  • Dimensions: 58" wide x 52" long.
  • Care: Dry Clean

A lasting gift. Ordination, anniversary, or pastor appreciation? Parish groups can order together. Ask us about a gift note.

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For inquiries, custom sizing requests, or assistance, please call our friendly Customer Care Advocate at 757-322-0451 or email us at customercare@agapaostore.com.
Item No.

SV1-Pillar

Product Information
  • Design: Hand embroidery on a Lucerne (handwoven silk blended fabric) orphrey.
  • Embroidery: Hand embroidered design, offering beauty and unique characteristics.
  • Collar and Sides: Made of the same Lucerne fabric used for the orphrey and collar.
  • Additional Embroidery: Hand embroidered crosses on the sides/sleeves.
  • Base Fabric: Prabhu poly/rayon base.
  • Dimensions: 58" wide x 52" long.
  • Inside Stole: Always included.
  • Care: Dry clean only.
  • Customization Available with an additional $200 charge.
  • Color Options: Tudor Rose and Avatar available in Creme, Red, Purple, and Green.
  • Additional Items Available: Dalmatics, stoles, cope, and funeral pall available upon request..
Story Behind the Product

For over eight decades, MDS has been a revered provider of clergy apparel, offering not just garments, but stories woven into every thread. With a rich history of crafting premium vestments, chasubles, dalmatics, and copes, MDS has become synonymous with quality, tradition, and symbolism in the faith community.

Each vestment—whether a chasuble, dalmatic, or cope—carries its own sacred story and profound symbolism. The chasuble, traditionally worn by priests during Mass, drapes the wearer in a garment that represents the full embrace of God’s grace. Its flowing, elegant design reflects the divine love that surrounds both the priest and the congregation. The colors of the chasuble hold deep spiritual meaning: white for purity, green for hope, red for the Holy Spirit, and violet for penitence and preparation.

The dalmatic, a vestment worn by deacons, is not only a symbol of service but also a representation of the deacon’s role as a servant of Christ. The dalmatic’s broad sleeves and vibrant colors highlight the diaconal mission of spreading the Gospel and caring for the needy. The flowing design signifies the constant work of love and humility that flows outward from the deacon to the community.

The cope, worn during processions and liturgical celebrations, carries with it a story of protection and reverence. This garment’s sweeping, majestic silhouette is a visual reminder of the protective care that religious leaders offer to their flock. The cope’s rich colors and intricate embroidery often depict sacred symbols, reminding the wearer of their divine responsibility to guide and safeguard the spiritual journey of others.

At MDS, we understand that each garment is more than just attire; it is a vessel of faith, carrying the stories and values of the Church into the world. Every vestment is crafted with attention to tradition, comfort, and elegance, allowing ministers, priests, and pastors to wear their faith with pride. Through MDS, clergy apparel becomes a powerful expression of divine calling and devotion, allowing leaders of the faith to inspire and guide their communities with grace and dignity.