Please provide us with a photo or sketch of what you believe is suitable attire for a traditional Catholic girl to wear on the public volley ball court.
The issue is not ONLY "what is suitable to wear"? But also,
1) "Whom are you playing against? Are they dressed impurely?" (The issue of 'bad companions' applies here).
2) Is this game private (i.e. girls only) vs public?
3) What is the context of the game? Is this a recreational game or a school-sanctioned, diocesan-affiliated event?
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The picture posted earlier on this thread is objectively not in accord with Traditional Catholic standards. Those who argue that "isn't it modest enough?" are asking the wrong question. If a few inches of fabric ABOVE the knee is no big deal, then why not make the skirts a few inches BELOW the knee? It's just a "few inches", right? Is a long skirt really going to impede proper volleyball performance? Longer skirts didn't impede female tennis players from being some of the best in history, even by today's standards. So I don't see how a longer skirt could impede a volleyball player, being that tennis requires way more mobility and way more running, and for a longer duration, than does the game of volleyball.
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The picture posted is, one could argue, not gravely immoral (though it is certainly a venial sin, as it is objectively not Traditional) if viewed on its own. However, in the context of such attire being worn by supposed-Trad girls, while in the public arena for anyone to see, and in the context of a non-emergency, recreational activity, where the opponents are ALL dressed totally and scandalously provocative, the
circuмstances of this not-grave attire make the action a grave moral offense.
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Finally, even if the skirts in question were down to the ankles, the circuмstances of playing in an organized league, against competitors who are GRAVELY immorally dressed, makes the activity gravely sinful. A man is not allowed to visit a "dance club", just to get a drink and read a book in the back. "I'm not there for the dancers; i'm reading a book." Such circuмstances make his action gravely scandalous and gravely sinful. In the same way, those who participate in an activity where there is CONSITENTLY GRAVELY immoral dress, are sinning by the "9 ways" one can be an accessory to a sin, by silently condoning the dress and by not avoiding a grave occasion of sin.