EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 09: Cardinal Keith Patrick O'Brien unveils the world's first ever Papal visit tartan outside the Scottish Parliament, before handing it over to Parliament's Presiding Officer, the Rt Hon Alex Fergusson MSP, on September 9, 2010 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The tartan, a limited edition, has been specially made to mark the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Scotland on September 16, 2010, which is also St Ninian's Day. Following his visit to Scotland the Holy Father will then travel onto England where he will beatify Cardinal John Henry Newman on September 19. The plaid has been created in conjunction with two Scottish companies - Ingles Buchan of Glasgow and ClanItalia of Falkirk. (Getty/Daylife0



Cardinal Keith O'Brien laughs as he attends the unveiling of the worlds first Papal Visit plaid in Edinburgh, Scotland September 9, 2010. The St. Ninian's Day tartan, designed by Scottish Tartans Museum director Matthew Newsome of North Carolina, is a limited edition and has been specially created to mark the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Scotland. (Reuters/Daylife)



Cardinal Keith O'Brien poses with the worlds first Papal Visit plaid, in Edinburgh, Scotland September 9, 2010. The St. Ninian's Day tartan, designed by Scottish Tartans Museum director Matthew Newsome of North Carolina, is a limited edition and has been specially created to mark the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Scotland. (Reuters/Daylife)



Cardinal Keith O'Brien poses with the worlds first Papal Visit plaid, next to piper piper Louise Millington, in Edinburgh, Scotland September 9, 2010. The St. Ninian's Day tartan, designed by Scottish Tartans Museum director Matthew Newsome of North Carolina, is a limited edition and has been specially created to mark the visit of Pope Benedict XVI to Scotland. (Reuters/Daylife)