Beau Veste Celtic Priest Overlay Stole 10-767, is a beautiful priest stole with the Celtic Cross, the Claddagh, and the Three Leaf Clover symbols overlapping each other on each side of the overlay.
The Celtic cross was started by St. Patrick to combat paganism. The circle behind the cross signifies the sun. The pagan people believed in the sun god, so Saint Patrick used this symbol to point them to Christ, by overlapping the cross, to show that Jesus is the Son of God and the light of the world.
The Clover was also used by St. Patrick to teach the people about the Trinity, each leaf representing the Trinitarian God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Lastly, the Claddagh symbol represents love, friendship and loyalty.
These stoles are beautifully raised multicolored Swiss schiffli embroidery. Lined and interlined texturized fortrel polyester.
Each design is available on all liturgical colors: white, red, green, purple, blue and rose.
These stoles can have custom embroidery
