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STOLES (PRIEST AND DEACON)​

Usage & Symbolism​

Stoles are long strips of cloth worn around the neck. For the priest, the stole symbolizes the authority to administer the sacraments, while for the deacon, it signifies service. They serve as a reminder of the close identification with Christ, who is often depicted with a stole or similar garment in artistic representations.

Historical & Liturgical Basis​

The use of stoles dates back to the early Church, with their design and symbolism refined through the centuries.
Liturgical texts such as the GIRM and historical documents affirm the stole’s role in signifying the liturgical functions and the sacred responsibilities of the minister.