A Leather Burse Designed for Carrying the Blessed Sacrament with Care
The Leather Burse (SKU K-3215) by Koley's Inc. is a well-crafted case designed to carry a pyx reverently during sick calls, hospital visits, and ministry to the homebound. The snap-closure flap features a gold cross emblem, and a front exterior pocket provides convenient additional storage for small items needed during a visit. A braided black neck cord is included, allowing the burse to be worn hands-free for dignified, practical transport of the Blessed Sacrament.
Built in the same trusted Koley's leather burse tradition, this case is a fitting choice for priests, deacons, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, and chaplains who serve the sick and homebound on a regular basis.
Why You'll Love It
- Genuine leather construction gives the burse a durable, dignified appearance suited to its sacred purpose
- Snap-closure flap with gold cross emblem provides a secure, reverent closure
- Front exterior pocket offers convenient storage for additional sick-call items alongside the pyx
- Braided black neck cord included for hands-free, comfortable transport during ministry visits
- Clean, classic black finish works discreetly under vestments or with everyday clergy attire
- A thoughtful and practical gift for clergy, deacons, and extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion
Product Details and Specifications
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SKU: K-3215
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Vendor: Koley's Inc.
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Material: Leather
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Color/Finish: Black with gold cross emblem
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Closure: Snap-closure flap
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Included Components: Front exterior pocket; neck cord
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Product Type: Burse
Who This Makes a Good Gift For
- Priests and deacons who bring Communion to the sick and homebound
- Extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion serving in hospitals or care facilities
- Catholic chaplains and hospital ministers
- Seminarians preparing for ordination and active ministry
- Parish communities equipping their ministers of care with proper liturgical supplies
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: What is this burse used for?
Answer: This burse is designed to carry a pyx, which holds the Blessed Sacrament for distribution to the sick, homebound, or hospitalized. The front exterior pocket provides space for additional items needed during a sick call or ministry visit.
Question: Does this burse include a neck cord?
Answer: Yes, a braided black neck cord is included so the burse can be worn around the neck during ministry visits.
Question: What is the front pocket used for?
Answer: The front exterior pocket provides convenient storage for small items you may need during a sick call or hospital visit, keeping everything organized in one place.
Question: Is this burse made of genuine leather?
Answer: The burse is made of leather with a black finish and a gold cross emblem on the flap. Please contact us if you need additional material details before ordering.
Question: How long does it take to receive this item?
Answer: This item has a production time of 10-12 weeks. Please plan accordingly when ordering for a specific occasion or ministry need.
Question: Who makes this burse?
Answer: This burse is made by Koley's Inc., a supplier of Catholic and religious goods available through Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts.
Why Shop at Reger's
Reger's Church Supplies & Religious Gifts has been a trusted name in Catholic and Christian retail since 1921. We carry a wide selection of liturgical supplies, clergy items, devotional goods, and religious gifts to serve the needs of parishes, schools, families, and religious communities. Our experienced team is always ready to help you find the right item, whether for personal ministry, parish use, or a meaningful gift for someone in service to the Church.
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.
