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Vestimenta Sacra Liturgica What is Vestimenta Sacra Liturgica? Vestimenta Sacra Liturgica is a small, traditional Roman Catholic family-run business specializing in ecclesiastical vestments and church furnishings. The focus of our vestments and furnishings are twofold: made-to-measure and keeping to the styles and traditions of hundreds of years of vestment making. All vestments and furnishings are made with reverence and for the glory of God, following in the footsteps of all preceding traditional vestment makers. VSL is currently producing items such as surplices, cassocks, stoles, mantillas, birettas, altar linens, altar frontals and other church furnishings. Who is Vestimenta Sacra Liturgica? VSL currently consists of a mother with a young child. She left a life in the executive corporate world to pursue a vocation in motherhood and ecclesiastical sewing. Based in beautiful British Columbia Canada, she has been kept busy sewing for both a growing number of seminarians and the growing traditional latin rite parish that she attends. How Can I Get More Information? Due to a growing number of commissions (as well as the growth of the family), the development of the website is currently behind schedule. Over time, the website will expand to include a listing of products, prices and historical information about the vestments and furnishings made by VSL. In the meantime, please feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have. We are happy to take on more commissions and we look forward to hearing from you. What Are the Payment Methods? Payment is currently accepted via PayPal or personal cheques. Please contact us prior to making any payments to confirm the best method of payment. Credits I would like to thank our good friend (the type designer) for designing the VSL logo, font, and business card. He captured my vision exactly. Thanks also goes to our friend (the web developer) who gave some great advice on the design and development of this website. I hope to be able to find the time to use all the advice that she gave me. Our parish priest and our three seminarians have been great supporters. They entrusted me with sewing their vestments and church furnishings just as I was venturing into this new vocation and starting this fledgling business. For this, I am very thankful. I must also thank my wonderful husband who has been my greatest supporter in more ways than one. He still proudly wears my very first vestment - a cassock - every Sunday when he serves the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at our little parish. Finally, I thank Our Lord and His Blessed Mother for showing me the way to this vocation and giving me the skills to create for His Glory. |