A 19th century engraving depicting the Pope, surrounded by the Papal Court washing the feet of thirteen poor men of Rome. This rite too...

Re-posted from 16th August, 3rd September, 12th October and 22nd November 2015 Owing to an unprecedented amount of Commissions for new ves...

PART FOUR: CHASUBLES OF THE 17 TH CENTURY  Figure 1. Simply-decorated chasuble made by the Saint Bede Studio in the style of ...

Adjacent is pictured a new set of red vestments in the Saint Philip Neri style, recently completed by the Studio. A Baroque damask in s...

To all readers of this Blog, friends and customers of the Saint Bede Studio, my best wishes for good health and spiritual renewal on thi...

In a previous post , we featured a dalmatic from a set of Solemn Mass vestments made for a Monastic Community in California (USA). On this...

To all friends, customers and readers of this Blog, sincere wishes for a Blessed Christmas. Every valley shall be exalted, and every mou...

The dalmatic shewn adjacent is part of a solemn Mass set presently being completed for a Monastic Community in California. The vestments...

Often it is asserted by liturgical commentators and other internet experts, that there are "correct" colours for the vestments...

Figure 1. Pope Paul VI in 1978 wearing a rose chasuble  made from dupion silk. Image: L'Osservatore Romano Twice a year...