Reversible Deacon’s Stole Green and White – Gold Chalice, JHS and Cross
A sign of service in two liturgical colours
Support your ministry with this green and white reversible deacon’s stole. Its gold-tone embroidery brings together the chalice, JHS host and cross in a Eucharistic design that gives meaning to every detail.
- Two useful faces: green and white in one garment, chosen to suit the celebration.
- Rich Christian imagery: four matching embroideries featuring a chalice, JHS host, wheat, grapes and cross.
- Practical care: machine washable for use in parish life.
A useful addition to a deacon’s vestments, or a personal gift to mark his ordination or an anniversary of ministry.
Colours: green and white; reversible; four matching embroideries in gold-coloured thread; motifs: chalice, JHS host, wheat, grapes and cross; length: 280 cm; weight: 180 g; machine washable.
A deacon’s stole with Eucharistic imagery
Serving the Word, the liturgy and those in need lies at the heart of the diaconate. This green and white deacon’s stole accompanies that calling with meaningful Christian motifs and two liturgical colours in one garment.
Chalice, JHS host and cross in gold-tone thread
Each face has two identical embroideries, making four in total. Wheat and grapes surround the chalice, with a radiant JHS host and a cross above. Gold-coloured thread brings out the detail against both green and white. This reversible deacon’s stole measures 280 cm in length, weighs 180 g and is machine washable.
Symbols of faith and service
The chalice and host evoke the Eucharist, while wheat and grapes recall bread and wine. JHS is a monogram of the name of Jesus. The cross recalls Christ’s self-giving love. Green expresses hope and accompanies Ordinary Time; white evokes joy and the Resurrection.
For parish ministry and ordination gifts
This stole complements parish vestments for celebrations where green or white is appropriate under liturgical requirements. Its Eucharistic decoration and straightforward care make it a useful choice throughout the church year. It also makes a meaningful diaconal ordination gift or a way for family and parishioners to mark an anniversary of ministry.
Frequently asked questions
How does a deacon wear his stole?
In keeping with liturgical practice, it is worn diagonally from the left shoulder to the right side.
Are both faces embroidered?
Yes. The green and white faces each have two matching motifs in gold-coloured thread.
Is the stole machine washable?
Yes. Follow the care label to select a temperature and wash programme appropriate for the embroidery.
- Weight
- 180 gr
- SH
- 61112090
- Height
- 280 cm