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Item is an example of dalmatic set worn by a deacon during Mass. It has a an embroidered wheat/flower motif in thick gold thread. The set includes a dalmatic and matching maniple and stole included.

Item is an example of dalmatic set worn by a deacon during Mass. It has an embroidered wheat/flower motif in thick gold thread on the sleves and body of the vestment. The set includes a dalmatic and matching maniple and chalice veil.

Item is an example of a dalmatic used by a deacon during Mass. It has a light cross motif.

Item is an example of dalmatic worn by a deacon during Mass. It has a vine-leaf motif embroidered on the dalmatic in thick gold thread.

Item is an example of dalmatic worn by a deacon during Mass. It has a wheat/flower motif embroidered with thick gold thread on the arms and body of the dalmatic.

Item is an example of an ornate Baroque type ciborium. Stem is decorated in several jewels, the base has images of Christ on the cross, Mary and Joseph in enamel.

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble commonly worn before the start of the Second Vatican Council. Both the front and back of the chasuble are embroidered with heavy gold thread. The back of the chasuble includes an embroidered "IHS" applique. A matching maniple and altar veil are included.

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble commonly worn before the start of the second Vatican Council. The front-side of the chasuble includes a light embroidered angel motif with a large ornate image of an angel hold crown of thorns in the centre. The back-side includes and embroidered image of Christ surrounded by host of angels.

Gold or white is the colour proper many to feasts including: Trinity Sunday, the feast of Our Lord, except those of His Passion, the feasts of the Blessed Virgin, angels, confessors, virgins and women, who are not martyrs, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the chief feast of St. John the Evangelist etc.

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble commonly worn prior to the start of the Second Vatican Council. The front and back of the chasuble are decorated in gold embroidery. The back-side includes a gold embriodered "IHS" applique surrounded by gold vines. A matching stole is included.

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble commonly worn before the start of the Second Vatican Council. Both the front and back of the chasuble are gold embroidered with heavy gold thread. The back-side also includes a gold embroidered "IHS" applique.

The colour gold or white is the colour proper for many feasts including: Trinity Sunday, the feast of Our Lord except those of His Passion, the feasts of the Blessed Virgin, angels, confessors, virgins and women, who are not martyrs, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the chief feast of St. John the Evangelist etc.

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble commonly worn before the start of the Second Vatican Council. The front-side of the chasube includes an embroidered angel motif with an angel in the centre holding a crown of thorns. The back-side of the chasuble includes an applique which deptics Christ surrounded by a host of angels.

Item is an example of a Chalice that would be used during Mass. It has a simple design with a light leaf-like motif on the cup, stem and base. There are two inscriptions on the outer base and the inner base. Outer: "Father C.J. Foran". Inner:" Presented to Father Canice J. F. Foran by his Father and Mother on the Occasion of his First Solemn Mass at St. Patrick's Church Ottawa July 1st 1928". The chalice was made in France, paten is not necessarily matching.

Item is an example of a Chalice that would be used in Mass. It has a star burst like base with a light geo-metric type of motif on the base and the cup. A cross is supposed to be attached to the base but has become detached and is currently stored in the cup. The paten is not necessarily matching. Made in France.

Item is an example of a chalice that is used at Mass. The base has a star-burst like design with a light detailing throughtout the chalice. The paten does not necessarily match. It has an inscription on the outer base which reads "In Honor of the Precious Blood G.S."

Item is an example of a Chalice that would be used in Mass. It has a flower/gothic style design on the base, stem, and cup. Unlike most chalice this one does not seem to be able to unscrew, future attemps to re-plate might be troublesome.

Item is an example of a chalice used during Mass. It has a light flower motif on the base, stem and cup. The chalice bears the following inscription on the base "Cadeua de Family Offert au Reverand Pere Fortunat Gamache, OMI, En souvenir de son ordination saredotale, le 28 Juin 1931. Made in France.

Item is an example of a chalice used during mass. The chalice has a very ornate gothic design. The base is decorated with 6 red stones as well as the images of the 4 evangalists symbols and a image of Our Lady of Fatima. In addition the stem has "SANCTUS" inscribed on both sides.

Item is an example of chain that would be used with the bishop's Pectoral Cross.

Item is an example of a chain used to carry a pectoral cross for a bishop.

Item is an example of a gold chain used by Archbishop Jordan to carry his pectoral cross.