Chasuble (noun)

A sleeveless outer garment worn by a celebrant at Mass.

Origin:

Late middle english, from old french, from late latin casubla, from latin casubla cloak.

Examples:

1. The priest wore a green chasuble on the day of the feast.
2. The chasuble was decorated with intricate gold embroidery.
3. The chasuble was the symbol of the priest's office.
4. The chasuble was made of fine silk and was very beautiful.
5. The chasuble was considered an important part of the priest's vestments.