Red Priest Stole with Saint Florian and Firefighters’ Emblem

Red Priest Stole with Saint Florian and Firefighters’ Emblem. Saint Florian is depicted pouring water towards a fire on one side, opposite a circular firefighters’ emblem on the other. Gold-coloured floral scrolls descend beneath both embroidered images. The saint’s figure, banner and coloured details make this red stole particularly relevant to celebrations involving firefighters and their patron. The emblem is supplied as photographed; it is not presented as a personalised badge.

Embroidery and fabric

Supplied in a presentation box with transparent window.

Liturgical use and selection

A priest wears the stole around the neck with both ends hanging at the front; at Mass it is worn over the alb and beneath the chasuble. Choose the colour according to the celebration and applicable liturgical norms.

Red is used for celebrations including Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Pentecost and feasts of martyrs. The embroidered motif can help coordinate the stole with the occasion and other vestments.

Compare the motif placement and the shape of the ends with the vestments already used in your church. Check the measurements listed below against a well-fitting stole; a model’s height or a close-up photograph is not a reliable size guide.

Care and storage

After use, hang the stole or lay it flat, avoiding firm folds through embroidered areas. Keep it dry and protect the decoration from pressure and snagging. Follow the care label supplied with the garment for cleaning and ironing; fibre content alone does not establish a safe washing method.

Frequently asked questions

What is included?

One priest stole. The alb and other garments used in the photographs are for presentation. Supplied in a presentation box with transparent window.

How should I check the size?

The source does not give dimensions for this model. The photographs show its proportions, but should not be used to infer exact measurements.

Specifications