Talk:Cassock

message: I've just removed again material about the long trenchcoat worn by the character Neo in the film The Matrix. Its relevence seems to consist of what fans of the film believe his clothing signifies. I think the significance of this item of clothing is about as significant as the sunglasses worn by the characters, and would prefer that it not be included in this article. — Gareth Hughes 16:13, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Neo's cassock 

message: I've removed  since no good case has been made for it to be there. A clerical cassock is a strictly Christian garment. Other, similar garments from other religions are, IMO, properly discussed under their proper names.  can be added to direct the reader, in the event that other articles are actually written. There seems to have been no repsonse to the above discussion inviting such articles. TCC (talk) (contribs) 23:00, 17 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Scope

message: I was told the other day by a priest who wears one that the (Anglican) thirty-nine button cassock, with five pleats at the back, was invented by Arthur Couratin when he was Principal of St Stephen's House (aka "Staggers") at Oxford. It was meant to remind the wearer of the 39 stripes inflicted on Jesus at his scourging (no, it's not in the Gospels - it's some kind of pious tradition). The story might even be true: Couratin was a liturgist by trade. When he was Principal of Staggers he trained a group of servers from among his students to accompany the Bishop of Oxford, Kenneth Kirk, on his parish visitations, in order to show the parishes how to do liturgy "properly". They were known as "Kirk's Circus".
Anyway, the thirty-niner has nothing to do with the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. Alas.Kranf (talk) 23:00, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  The thirty-niner 

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