What is investiture with stole and Chasuble?

Investiture with stole and chasuble refers to a ceremonial act in which a priest or deacon is formally attired with specific vestments for liturgical services. The stole, a long, narrow strip of cloth, symbolizes the authority of the clergy, while the chasuble is the outer garment worn over the stole, representing the priest's role during the Eucharist. This ritual often takes place during ordination or special liturgical occasions, emphasizing the sacred responsibilities undertaken by the clergy.