Benedictine Sisters Sell "Stole" for Laypeople
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The four-centimetre-wide stole is hand-woven from wool or silk.
It is a "need of the customers" that lay people who lead divine services wear a recognisable sign, the monastery told Kath.ch (November 28).
No inquiry was undertaken as to whether the new creation was compatible with the liturgical rules.
In October the Fahr sisters travelled to Rome to fight for a "women's right to vote" during Roman synods of bishops.
A photo of the sisters was even published in the anti-church Vatican daily L'Osservatore Romano.
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