A Durable Gold Plated Oil Stock with Carrying Ring for Active Ministry
Designed for priests and deacons who carry holy oils into the field, this heavy gauge stainless steel oil stock from Koley's Inc. combines lasting durability with a reverent 24k gold plated finish. The included ring allows the stock to be attached to a key ring, belt loop, or viaticum case, keeping it secure and readily accessible during pastoral visits to hospitals, care facilities, and homes.
Labeled "OI" for the Oil of the Infirm, this compact round stock is a reliable companion for the Anointing of the Sick and Viaticum. Its solid construction and polished appearance make it a fitting vessel for one of the most sacred moments in Catholic sacramental life.
Why You'll Love It
- Heavy gauge stainless steel construction provides exceptional durability for regular pastoral use
- 24k gold plated finish gives the vessel a polished, reverent appearance appropriate for sacred oils
- Included ring allows secure attachment to a key ring, belt loop, or viaticum case for hands-free carrying
- Labeled "OI" for quick identification when carrying multiple oil stocks in the field
- Compact round form fits easily into a coat pocket, sick call bag, or viaticum case
- Secure threaded closure keeps holy oils safely contained during transport
Product Details and Specifications
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SKU: K-31-RG
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Vendor: Koley's Inc.
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Material: Heavy gauge stainless steel
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Finish: 24k gold plated
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Style: Round oil stock
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Included Components: Oil stock with ring
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Label: OI (Oil of the Infirm / Oil of the Sick)
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Liturgical Use: Anointing of the Sick, Viaticum, Last Rites
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Dimensions: Not specified by vendor
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Country of Origin: Not specified by vendor
Who This Makes a Good Gift For
- Priests and deacons who minister to the sick, homebound, or dying
- Newly ordained priests assembling their first set of sacred vessels
- Hospital chaplains and pastoral care ministers who need a secure, portable oil stock
- Parishes outfitting clergy for off-site sacramental ministry
- Seminary graduates at ordination
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ring on this oil stock for?
The ring allows the oil stock to be attached to a key ring, belt loop, lanyard, or viaticum case, keeping it secure and easily accessible during pastoral visits outside of a church setting.
What does "OI" stand for on this oil stock?
"OI" stands for Oil of the Infirm, also called the Oil of the Sick, which is the holy oil used in the Anointing of the Sick. The label helps clergy quickly identify the correct oil when carrying multiple stocks.
How does this differ from the standard K-31 oil stock?
This model (K-31-RG) includes an attached ring for carrying or securing the stock. The standard K-31 does not include the ring. Both share the same heavy gauge stainless steel construction and 24k gold plated finish.
What is the finish on this oil stock?
This oil stock is made from heavy gauge stainless steel with a 24k gold plated finish, providing both durability and a dignified appearance suitable for sacred use.
How long does production take?
This item has a production time of 10 to 12 weeks. Please plan accordingly, especially for ordination gifts or upcoming ministry needs.
Can this oil stock be engraved or personalized?
Personalization options are not specified by the vendor for this item. Please contact Reger's directly for engraving inquiries.
Why Shop at Reger's
Since 1921, Reger's Church Supplies and Religious Gifts has been a trusted partner for Catholic and Christian communities throughout the country. Our extensive catalog of liturgical vessels, clergy supplies, sacramentals, and devotional items is backed by knowledgeable staff who understand the needs of parishes, schools, religious communities, and families. When you need the right vessel for sacred ministry, we are here to help you find it.
We accept returns within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, in original condition, with tags and original packaging. Custom/personalized items, sale items, certain candle orders and gift cards are non-returnable.
To start a return, email us at accounts@regers.com. Once your return is received and approved, a refund will be issued to your original payment method.
