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Re: Modest attire for men

« Reply #55 on: Yesterday at 03:24:06 AM »

Quote from: Änσnymσus on Yesterday at 03:14:07 AM

Yes priests need the grace to enforce modesty. One priest I know is very good at that.

Catholic women should not be wearing short sleeve t-shirts even outside of Church, never mind inside it. We are so cooked.

And men who think it's ok to rock up to Church in casual clothes like they're going to the bar are just crazy.

Blessed be God for that priest!

If people were truly devoted to Our Lady, the Mother of Purity, and practiced mental prayer, there would be much less immodesty.

No sensible person can truly love Our Lady and feel at ease being immodestly dressed. It’s simply impossible.

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