Stainless Steel Bishop's Urn for Holy Oil 2-Gallon | Koley's Inc.

A Stainless Steel Bishop's Urn for the Storage and Display of Holy Oil

The Stainless Steel Bishop's Urn for Holy Oil by Koley's Inc. is a purpose-built liturgical vessel designed for the dignified storage and display of the holy oils blessed by the bishop at the Chrism Mass. Available labeled for Sacred Chrism (SC), Oil of the Sick (OS), or Oil of Catechumens (OI), this urn allows parishes to store and present each of the three holy oils with the reverence and clarity their liturgical significance demands.

Crafted from stainless steel in a 2-gallon capacity, this urn stands 17" tall on a 7" base, providing a substantial, stable presence suited to the ambry or sacristy. Please specify your desired oil type (SC, OS, or OI) when ordering.

Why You'll Love It

• Purpose-built for the three holy oils, with labeling options for Sacred Chrism (SC), Oil of the Sick (OS), and Oil of Catechumens (OI) to ensure clear, reverent identification in the ambry or sacristy
• Stainless steel construction provides a durable, hygienic vessel suited to the long-term storage of liturgical oils
• 2-gallon capacity accommodates the volume of holy oil needed for active parish sacramental ministry throughout the year
• 17" height and 7" base provide a stable, dignified presence in the ambry, sacristy, or sanctuary display
• Clean, refined stainless steel finish presents the holy oils with the dignity their liturgical significance deserves
• A quality piece from Koley's Inc., a trusted name in liturgical furnishings and church goods

Product Details and Specifications

• SKU: K-69-2
• Vendor: Koley's Inc.
• Product Type: Bishop's Urn for Holy Oil
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Capacity: 2 Gallon
• Height: 17"
• Base Diameter: 7"
• Oil Type Options: SC (Sacred Chrism), OS (Oil of the Sick), OI (Oil of Catechumens) -- please specify when ordering

Who This Makes a Good Gift For

• Catholic parishes that receive the holy oils from the bishop at the Chrism Mass and need proper vessels for storage and display
• Sacristans and liturgy directors responsible for the care and presentation of the holy oils in the ambry or sacristy
• Diocesan offices and cathedral chapters equipping their ambry or sacristy with quality holy oil vessels
• Religious communities and monasteries that use the holy oils in their sacramental ministry
• Parishes upgrading their existing holy oil storage to a more dignified, purpose-built vessel

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three holy oils and what do SC, OS, and OI stand for?
The three holy oils are blessed by the bishop at the Chrism Mass, typically on Holy Thursday. SC stands for Sacred Chrism (Sanctum Chrisma), used at Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders. OS stands for Oil of the Sick (Oleum Infirmorum), used in the Anointing of the Sick. OI stands for Oil of Catechumens (Oleum Catechumenorum), used in preparation for Baptism.

How do I specify which oil type I need?
Please indicate your desired oil type (SC, OS, or OI) when placing your order. Each urn is labeled for the specified oil type.

What are the dimensions and capacity of this urn?
This urn stands 17" tall with a 7" base and holds 2 gallons of holy oil.

What material is this urn made from?
This urn is crafted from stainless steel, providing a durable and hygienic vessel suited to the long-term storage of liturgical oils.

Who manufactures this holy oil urn?
This urn is made by Koley's Inc., a respected supplier of liturgical furnishings and church goods.

How long does production take?
This item is made to order. Please allow 10 to 12 weeks for production and delivery.

Why Shop at Reger's

Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted source for Catholic and Christian parishes, schools, religious communities, and families since 1921. We understand the importance of the sacramental life of the Church and the vessels that serve it, and we are committed to helping parishes find furnishings that honor the dignity of every liturgical act. Our knowledgeable team is always ready to help you find exactly what your parish needs.