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Black and gold chasuble
ARCAE-M-1-5 · Item · Before 1968
Part of Archdiocesan Archives Artifacts Collection

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble pre-Vatican II. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The chasuble has a simple front with minimal ornamentation and includes a simple "IHS"applique cross on the back-side.

ARCAE-M-1-4 · Item · Before 1968
Part of Archdiocesan Archives Artifacts Collection

Item is an example of a Roman style chasuble pre-Vatican II. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The chasuble has a flower motif on front-side with same flower motif on the back-side also including elaborate gold "IHS" cross in the centre of the back. It also includes a lace collar.

Black and purple chasuble
ARCAE-M-1-6 · Item · Before 1968
Part of Archdiocesan Archives Artifacts Collection

Item is an example of a Roman-style chasuble pre-Vatican II. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front of the chasuble includes an embroidered cross. The back includes an embroidered "Chi Rho" sign as well as the symboles for "Alpha" and "Omega."

Black Chasuble
ARCAE-M-1-8 · Item · After 1968
Part of Archdiocesan Archives Artifacts Collection

Item is an example of a Neo-Gothic style chasuble commonly used in the post-Vatican II era. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front-side of the chasuble is plain, the back-side includes an image of the "Alpha and Omega" symbol.

Black Chasuble
ARCAE-M-1-7 · Item · After 1968
Part of Archdiocesan Archives Artifacts Collection

Item is an example of a Neo-Gothic Style chasuble commonly used after the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front-side of the chasuble is simple and includes a band of purple. The back-side of the chasuble is also simple, but includes a picture of the Virgin Mary in the centre.

Blank Forms ca.1980-2006
ARCAE-1-8-1-3-4 · File · ca.1980-2006
Part of Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton Fonds

The file contains copies of blank forms used by the Tribunal for a variety of inquiries including, petition for complete radical sanation, request for a tribunal study, petition for a declaration of nullity, consent for release from professional secrecy, and an oath before testimony form.