Kilted Clergy Question

**andyfg** · 15th January 08, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Prester John

haha absolutely not.

The kilt is not a liturgical garment or vestment.

Agreed. Though I often wear a kilt under vestments.

**pipesndrumsnun** · 15th January 08, 01:23 PM

I'm definitely thinking for under your vestments, gents! No going "regimental" under the vestments allowed!!

Galician...Yes! The Scottish National would be perfect!!

Ozman...great tartan suggestions!

Surly Dave...I'm excited to be quoted in your sermon!

Nighthawk...thanks for your response...you certainly count, as well!

I'm not sure if guys are into this, but lots of times I see ladies wear the color of the liturgical season in their clothes for meetings, etc. For example one might wear a purple jacket for Advent or Lent, or a red one for Pentecost, or lots of folks wear white on Easter, etc. - this could definitely extend to kilts! "The more kilts the merrier", right?

I know some guys wear "themed" ties...but only because they are not kilt wearers, I'm sure!

**Nighthawk** · 15th January 08, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by pipesndrumsnun

I'm definitely thinking for under your vestments, gents! No going "regimental" under the vestments allowed!!

Galician...Yes! The Scottish National would be perfect!!

Ozman...great tartan suggestions!

Surly Dave...I'm excited to be quoted in your sermon!

Nighthawk...thanks for your response...you certainly count, as well!

I'm not sure if guys are into this, but lots of times I see ladies wear the color of the liturgical season in their clothes for meetings, etc. For example one might wear a purple jacket for Advent or Lent, or a red one for Pentecost, or lots of folks wear white on Easter, etc. - this could definitely extend to kilts! "The more kilts the merrier", right?

I know some guys wear "themed" ties...but only because they are not kilt wearers, I'm sure!

My dad is a Catholic. He has a whole range of holiday themed ties. I stole one of his Christmas ones this year to wear with my Black Stewart. It looked really good I thought.

And thanks for the "You count as well" statement. I have had more than one Christian (like my sister in law for example) tell me that I can't be real clergy because I'm pagan. Heck, she can't wrap her brain around the fact that Catholic are Christian, but that's another matter for another thread. I just appreciate an open mind.

**Panache** · 15th January 08, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

And thanks for the "You count as well" statement.

You shouldn't be too surprised, we are after all the Ladies and Gentlemen of X Marks the Scot.

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

...Heck, she can't wrap her brain around the fact that Catholic are Christian, but that's another matter for another thread.

Or not

Cheers

Jamie

**Nighthawk** · 15th January 08, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

You shouldn't be too surprised, we are after all the Ladies and Gentlemen of X Marks the Scot.

Jamie

Yes sir, it sure is, and what a great community.

**BoldHighlander** · 21st January 08, 01:44 AM

Originally Posted by Nighthawk

Yes sir, it sure is, and what a great community.

I'll echo that!!

I've been a member since 2006 *but* somehow didn't become active until Matt Newsome reminded me about it a few weeks ago ...now I can't stay away!! Great people one & all!

Okay, I'll return you back to the subject at hand....