Figure 1.--These Scottish boys are doing their First Communion in 2004. Rather than a specual suit they are wearing their school uniforms, except the boy wearing a kilt.
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Figure 1.--These Scottish boys are doing their First Communion in 2004. Rather than a specual suit they are wearing their school uniforms, except the boy wearing a kilt. |
Some Scottish boys also used to wear kilts for church, but this is now less common except for boys at private schools. Some Scittish boys wear kilts for religious services and special events like weddings. Scotland is a largely Scottish country. The Scottish Reformstion plsyred an impprtant role in British country. There were a few isolated areas of Scotland that remained Catholic. Many Scottish Catholics areItrush families in Glasgow. Thus a number of Scottish boys do First Communions, but only a few do it waring kilts. These Scottish boys are doing their First Communion in 2004. Rather than a specual suit they are wearing their school uniforms, except the boy wearing a kilt (figure 1).
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