The next Jubilee will be in 2025 and there is great expectation among the faithful from all over the world. A Vatican press release described the logo for this occasion as “four stylized figures to indicate all of humanity from the four corners of the earth.”
It is the second with Pope Francis, after the extraordinary one 10 years ago. Pilgrims of hope is the motto adopted for the 2025 Jubilee, with the desire to revive the spirit and sense of community of Catholics and others around the world, after difficult years of suffering, hardship and isolation. The Jubilee is a year of special grace, in which the Catholic Church offers the possibility to ask for a plenary indulgence, i.e. the forgiveness of sins for oneself or one’s deceased family members. Plus, it is an opportunity to reconnect with one’s faith and with others in a spiritual celebration of reconciliation. The Jubilee runs from just before Christian Christmas to the Epiphany, that is, from December 2024 to January 2026.
We're delighted to present matching paraments for this special occasion. Our selection features paraments crafted from Dupion fabric. This vestment features exquisite embroidery on a beautiful gold brocade and a delicate galloon.
- Fabric: Dupion (30% Viscose/70% Polyester)
- Embroidered Jubilee Design with Woven Galloon
- Dimensions: 53"L x 59"W (Also available in 49"L - request in order comments section)
- Includes inside stole
- Soft Roll Collar
- Matching Set available:
- Velvet Chasuble
- Machine-Embroidered Chasuble
- Digitally Printed Chasuble
- Overlay Stole
- Banner
- Altar Cover
- Lectern Cover
- Languages Available:
- English
- Spanish
- Latin
- Italian
- French
- German
- Dutch
*Some items are in stock, however if they are shipped from Belgium please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery
This Item is imported from Belgium. Merchandise imported into the United States must clear CBP and may be subject to the payment of duties and fees. These fees are not included in the shipping cost. If you are exempt, please include your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) in the order comments section. This number is found on payroll documents.
Slabbinck is a family owned business that has been providing fine liturgical vestments to the church since 1903. They operate from Bruges, Belgium, where the company is a modern day ambassador of a centuries-old craftsmanship of gold embroiderers. Slabbinck is considered the gold standard in liturgical apparel and linens.
