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Article: Faithful buyers Clerical garb maker sees little downturn
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- April 5, 2009
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Town of Brookfield -- Whether it's Holy Week or not, they don't
curse much, if at all, at Gaspard Inc. When you're stitching
priestly vestments, that would hardly do. [X] "No, we don't
swear," Vice President Jo Ann Gaspard said as she showed a visitor
around a little factory that produces carefully cut, richly
embroidered religious robes worn by ministers from St. Francis to
Singapore. "We really don't." [X] What they do is turn out a
dizzying array of chasubles, albs, copes, dalmatics, surplices --
you know what these things are, right? -- and the other
ecclesiastical garments that have been anchored in many Christian
traditions for hundreds of years. Only a handful of U.S. companies ...
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