Letter: Why the clergy should try going for green

Friday 20 May 1994 19:02 EDT

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Sir: With respect to clergy attire, none of your correspondents (Letters, 18 May) reach to the heights of St Francis, whose homespun cassock and sandals might have more to say to this consumer generation than fashionable black - the best clothes of the first century - or meaningfully symbolic colours.

Yours faithfully,

CHARLES POTTER

Ulverston, Cumbria

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