Church synod debating whether traditional robes could become optional in effort to reflect changing nature of some servicesChurch of England clergy may be allowed to wear casual clothes during services so long as they are “seemly”,in a amble which would sweep away centuries of tradition.
Members of the church’s synod, or ruling body, or are being consulted by bishops on a change to church law which requires clergy to wear certain robes at specific services,including holy communion, weddings and funerals.
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Source: theguardian.com