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Re: Bishop Williamson - women being allowed in public alone
« Reply #15 on: March 26, 2026, 07:50:49 PM »
Men who seem recently, to be CathInfo complaining about the sorry state of women, I’m presuming it is not the women at your chapel or where you hear Mass who are raging feminists, immodest, impure, immoral and everything repulsive. These are the numerous women in the world while at your chapel, there are very slim pickings, for example, a dozen women total and three are your sisters and four your cousins. That leaves five single women, none of whom you find attractive. You don’t hate them. They aren’t feminists, but well, they’re just not your type. Please let me know if I’m right.
Try, not having a chapel. After driving hours away, they are older, or they are undesirable for spiritual reasons. Those are the 5 women.

Re: Bishop Williamson - women being allowed in public alone
« Reply #16 on: March 26, 2026, 08:05:35 PM »
If you are insinuating beauty, it is not a factor at this point. Not for me, anyways. I love Our Blessed Virgin and she is beautiful, but that is not why. I have always liked dorks. It's the science that puts me off. I need a spiritually whole woman. That is missing even at the SSPX. There are other chapels out there, not without taking a plane for me, but I will move soon and get there. 

That leaves five single women, none of whom you find attractive. You don’t hate them. They aren’t feminists, but well, they’re just not your type. 
I am deeply sorry you have not had the best of luck. For whatever reason this chastisement you may not know now, but it is necessary. 


Re: Bishop Williamson - women being allowed in public alone
« Reply #17 on: March 26, 2026, 09:00:47 PM »
I did feel a bit on the defensive, like, No, of course I don’t go around with leg showing. But no harm done.
For the sake of clarity: I was referring to wearing a sufficiently long skirt with legs bare; without a stocking, not legs exposed like in a mini skirt.

I asked because in the thread on Mary-like modesty, where it was taught by the Church that women must wear opaque stockings, you stated in your first response:

What I’m saying is that Catholics should take the Mary-like Standards as guidelines rather than specific clothing rules to be followed to the letter. They were not written as such.
https://www.cathinfo.com/catholic-living-in-the-modern-world/origin-of-marylike-standards-of-modesty/msg1017512/#msg1017512

Re: Bishop Williamson - women being allowed in public alone
« Reply #18 on: March 28, 2026, 05:09:55 AM »
Try, not having a chapel. After driving hours away, they are older, or they are undesirable for spiritual reasons. Those are the 5 women.
You drove for hours away to a strange chapel for the purpose of checking out five women?  That sounds like desperation. Neither men nor women like someone who is desperate.
 
If I drive many hours to a chapel it’s going to be primarily for Mass or another pious activity. A retreat, an ordination, consecration, anniversary, a first Mass, a spiritual conference, a wedding, funeral, baptism, confirmation. If I happen to meet someone there and we find ourselves kindred spirits or, in your case, a possible wife, that’s great. But if you don’t, well, God doesn’t always serve dessert with dinner. But He always provides for you to eat your fill, spiritually speaking. 

Re: Bishop Williamson - women being allowed in public alone
« Reply #19 on: March 28, 2026, 05:33:28 AM »
P.S. Bp.Williamson, May He RIP, was not all knowing. It is only a very few select groups of Hasidic Jews where the women shave, not chop off, their heads on their wedding day. The large majority do not. They do cover their heads, however, in differing degrees of conservatism, using anything from a stylish wig, a stylish hat, a wig and wide hair band, a wig and hat, an elegant scarf, a not so elegant, babushka type scarf and shaved head. 
:laugh1::laugh2::fryingpan::cowboy::facepalm:  Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!