
The discreet vestments (see left) make it possible for church life to go on absolutely as normal. Each clergy suit is hermetically sealed to provide 8 hours of total biological protection from parishioners, visitors, Alpha group leaders, the organist, fellow clergy and other noxious hazards.
"I don't know why the Archbishop hasn't issued them before now – they would have been a life saver during after-church coffee," said Revd Ian Fluenza, who donned his new vestments as soon as he received them, and is said to be sleeping in them.
The vestments, which are in liturgical orange, are intended for use at the Service of Commemoration for the Loss of a Mexican Holiday, and other new Church of England liturgies.
Thanks to Ship of Fools.
2 comments:
Ship of fools?
Ship of plagiarists!
Me and Sam at Elizaphanian did this joke weeks ago.
Really, as if I would miss such an opportunity.
The word verification for this comment is SADIOT.
That's fighting talk, Kaeton!
Oh, Maddy, relax, hon. I'm sure the folks at SoF saw your brilliance and decided to put it into a visual.
You artistic types are so possessive!
Don't be a silly sadiot! It's okay to enjoy other people's ideas - even if they've stolen them from you.
Women have been doing this for centuries!
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