If Saint Charles Borromeo (Cardinal-Archbishop of Milan 1560-1584), were alive today I suspect he would be regarded as hero to those who che...

The Saint Bede Studio has commenced production of a new range of chasubles in the Italianate form of the 16th century. This style of chasubl...

Pictured is the Saint Giles chasuble , a new design of the Saint Bede Studio. It is simplified version of a design by A.W.N. Pugin. A gree...

The Saint Bede Studio was recently commissioned to make an Episcopal Dalmatic for the Most Rev'd Peter Elliott, auxiliary bishop of Melb...

The Latin Mass Community of Saint Aloysius, Caulfield North (Archdiocese of Melbourne), commissioned the Saint Bede Studio to design and mak...

Recently, the Saint Bede Studio was commissioned to complete cloth gold mitres for two well-known bishops: His Eminence, George Cardinal Pel...

A subject that has interested me for many years is the question of the colour of the vestments set down to be used in Advent and Lent: purpl...

Updated 2nd December. In the twelfth century, Pope Innocent III was the first to specify the colours of the vestments that were to be used f...

From time to time, discussions comes up on various Blogs about the colour of vestments to be used for Funeral Liturgies. The General Instruc...

After my posting about differing styles of vestments, I received a number of e-mails, mostly those thanking me for raising these issues. Ot...