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Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commission
chasuble, art deco chasuble
Roman style chasuble, part of a full vestment set used in the Catholic Cathedral Ballarat in the 1920s. This style of vestment was superseded in the1970s following the second Vatican Council. This set is unusual in its use of art-deco design.The main component of a set of vestments for use in the Catholic liturgy rare in its use of art-deco style embroidery. Roman style.Symbolism of wheat and vine with central medallion of Christ as the Sacred Heart. Also a Chiro in lower section of orphery.vestment, chasuble, art-deco, sacred heart, -
Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commission
Chasuble, Vietnamese silk chasuble
Vietnamese gothic cut silk chasuble. These vestments were purchased by Monsignor Henry Nolan and re-sold to his fellow priests in the diocese to raise money for Vietnamese orphanage children following the Vietnam conflict. Monsignor Nolan served as a military chaplain in Vietnam. The vestments feature Vietnamese Christian motifs such as this with a bamboo cross with an Asian incense burner.vietnam, nolan, chasuble, gothic, embroidery, asian, incense, cross. -
Koroit & District Historical Society
Priest's Robe, Chasuble, late 19th century
This item was used at St Patrick's Catholic Church, Kirkstall from 1910. Although the item is black, black is no longer a liturgical colour after Vatican II.This is of historical significance to the people of Kirkstall and Koroit. It has potential spiritual significance of the local catholic population. it represents a typical item of a small village church in the late 19th Century.A black robe embroidered with black and silver,The chasuble is Roman style also called sandwich board, Pre- Vatican II style. It is watered silk and it may date from the early 20th C but it may date late 19 Century.There is an embroidered symbol on the front that encompasses the letters J H and S. Symbolic braiding.chasuble, robes, kirkstall, catholic, church, st patrick's kirkstall -
Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commission
chasuble, Roman chasuble with embroidered pelican motif
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Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commission
Chasuble, Gold embroidered chasuble
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Friends of St Brigids Association
Ceremonial object - Ecclesiastical clothing, Chasuable and matching stole . The chasuble is the outermost liturgical vestment worn by clergy for the celebration of the Eucharist , the stole
Worn during religious ceremonies at St Brigid's Church , Crossley during later part of 20th c.Oval shaped tunic style garmentRed, green and black embroideryecclesiastical clothing -
Friends of St Brigids Association
Ceremonial object - Ecclesiastical clothing, Chasuble and matching stole. Lime green synthetic material with gold and purple braid sewn perpendicularly down front and back
Vestment worn at St Brigid's Church, Crossley. 20th CVestments worn at St Brigid's Church, Crossley. 20th CLime green synthetic material with gold and purple braid sewn perpendicularly down front and back. ecclesiastical clothing, vestments -
Friends of St Brigids Association
Ceremonial object - Ecclesiastical clothing, CHASUBLE and matching STOLE Red synthetic fabric. Symbols ( Alpha , Omega and Staurogram) machine embroidered in yellow, orange, red and black on front and back
Worn during religious ceremonies at St Brigid's Church, Crossley during later part of 20th c.ecclesiastical clothing -
Ballarat Diocesan Historical Commission
chasuble, c.1980
Wool embroidery