Church Sanctuary & Worship
How to Measure a Tabor for Your Monstrance
Measure the monstrance base, top plate, height and footprint before buying a tabor. A practical guide with a size table...
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Church Sanctuary & Worship
Measure the monstrance base, top plate, height and footprint before buying a tabor. A practical guide with a size table...
Product Comparisons & Reviews
Tabor, thabor, monstrance stand and monstrance throne are names for the same object. The measurements, not the label, de...
Altar Vessels & Sacred Objects
A tabor is not a monstrance and not a tabernacle. It is the stand that raises the monstrance for adoration and Benedicti...
Icons & Sacred Art
IHS is a christogram from the Greek name of Jesus. Learn what it means on a Catholic chasuble, how it is embroidered, an...
Vestments & Sacred Clothing
Most chasubles are 127 × 158 cm or 130 × 160 cm. Learn how to measure a priest, compare Roman and Gothic fit, and choose...
Liturgical Rubrics Explained
Normally no: GIRM 336 names the chasuble as the priest's vestment at Mass. Here are the narrow exceptions and what a par...
Vestments & Sacred Clothing
A chasuble is one type of Catholic vestment. This guide explains the difference, compares the main vestments, and shows...
Vestments & Sacred Clothing
Standard size, how to measure along the band, how the stole should sit, and when a 13.5 cm width is the better choice.
Liturgical Year & Seasons
The color of a deacon stole follows the liturgical calendar. A clear guide to the colors, the seasons, and how many stol...
History & Traditions
The deacon stole is a sign of ordination and service. Here is what the diagonal position, the word diakonos, and the mom...
Vestments & Sacred Clothing
The stole goes over the left shoulder and down to the right hip, under the dalmatic. A simple vesting order, a fit check...
Vestments & Sacred Clothing
The difference is not the stole itself but how it is worn: diagonally for a deacon, crossed for a priest. Here is what t...