I have to agree with this.

I'm afraid that liberalism is in the very air we breathe in America, so even Trad Catholics instinctively recoil at the thought of "imposing our morality on others".
But the fact is, we wouldn't have the current epidemic of single motherhood (for example) if people weren't so universally "nice" about it. We've made it completely socially acceptable.

That is a very thought provoking observation.


Today, we are living in the extreme of the other side, the SSPX priests today will have NOTHING to do with the subject of saying ANYTHING to the young ladies about how they live, talk, and dress.

St. John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople, Doctor of the Church:
 
I do not speak rashly, but as I feel and think, I do not think that many priests are saved but that those that perish are far more numerous. The reason is that the office requires a great soul. For there are many things to make a priest swerve from rectitude, and he requires great vigilance on every side. Do you not perceive how many qualities a bishop must have that he may be apt to teach; patient towards the wicked, firm and faithful in teaching the Word? How many difficulties herein.
 
Moreover the loss of others is imputed to him. I need say no more. If but one dies without baptism, does it not entirely endanger his salvation? For the loss of one soul is so great an evil as no man can understand. If the salvation of one soul is of such importance that, for its sake, the Son of God became man and suffered so much, think of the penalty the loss of one soul will entail. (Third Homily, Acts of the Apostles)

Ok has it not crossed your mind that possibly they could be converts to the Faith? Or perhaps they are reverts who had strayed from the Faith and are now coming back from their worldly ways?

Tattoos are permanent unless you get laser surgery to remove. And because our bodies are Temples of the Holy Ghost, tattoos would be similar to graffitiing a Tabernacle, only the graffiti would be easier to paint over on a Tabernacle in a church. So those who make the mistake of tattooing their bodies are still able to repent of it even if they haven’t removed them yet.

By the way, and interesting to note, I happen to know personally three men that got tattoos after they came to Tradition from the NO.
And I know this because they told me first and then proudly showed them off. Yes they are hidden under their dress shirts on Sundays, but during the week on display with a regular T-shirt.

The Traditional ladies I know with tattoos, all converts from paganism.

Is it just me or am I seeing more trad women with tattoos?

Before the tattoos comes the immodest clothing, the "dating" and the night club life. They are all a big placard, a sign board telling parents that their children are not living the faith. The parents apparently could care less (The same with the SSPX priests, for them apparently all they want from you is to learn the catechism and go to mass on Sundays).