I am not sure whether there is an official diocesan tartan or papal tartan. I have not seen any of the clergy wearing kilts - but it is freezing cold at present, and something a little warmer is called for!
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Tuesday 10 February 2009
Inverness Kilt Maker
Just down the road from St Mary's Catholic Church we have the Scottish Kilt-maker Shop and Visitor Centre.
I am not sure whether there is an official diocesan tartan or papal tartan. I have not seen any of the clergy wearing kilts - but it is freezing cold at present, and something a little warmer is called for!
I am not sure whether there is an official diocesan tartan or papal tartan. I have not seen any of the clergy wearing kilts - but it is freezing cold at present, and something a little warmer is called for!
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The clergy do indeed have their own tartan, if you would like more information on kilts, please visit my site at http://www.your-kilt.com
Kind Regards,
David.
Thank you, David, for directing me to your site - it is well worth a visit. It always amazes me how much information is available over the internet!
I tried to find information on your site concerning the clerical tartan, but couldn't find any. Is there any possibility of being more specific? I would like to feature the tartan on my blog.
I am posting a photo of an unknown (to me) clergyman in a kilt on my blog tomorrow - perhaps you could comment on whether he is in fact wearing the clergy tartan.
This used to be Hector Russell, I think. I used to spend much time in this area, near Whitebridge. I have very happy memories of the chapel at Stratherrick and of visiting Sister Petra Clare to collect the icon she wrote for me.
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