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Irishmom2
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It is not so much fashion, as bad costume, as were most of the things the celebrities that wore in the photos posted.
I don’t see as much as Jesus but more of a general crown, I mean Jared Leto has had long hair for a while. If he didn’t would you feel differently?How do you see this?
Sorry,what do you mean please by ask ourselves why?Others are more eyebrow raising but then we should ask ourselves why.
Why are we raising our eyebrows? What emotions is the image invoking? Why are we feeling this way? Is that the only image we feel so strongly about or are there others? Is this a general societal feeling or just during this Red Carpet? How does this Red Carpet differ to others? How does my dress impact the way I practice my faith? Is it important to dress according to ones faith? Is dress a faith expression? Etc.Sorry,what do you mean please by ask ourselves why?
Who is wearing them to Mass, though?I don’t think some of those outfits would go down well at mass.
I understand exactly what you mean. I don’t think all of the Red Carpet’s gowns and dresses were amazing, or of good taste but at least it is a positive and well “fun” thing to be associated with.The event is positive because it brings Catholic back into the “limelight” in a positive way when lately all that’s said is negative in the media.
Yes sir, we are asking that. Because I don’t get why the Church would participate in something that mocks the Faith. I can guarantee no one converted because of this event. But many no doubt take Catholicism less seriously as a result. Why wouldn’t they if the Church herself participates.“You may be asking what is the church doing, why is the church part of all of this?’’ Dolan acknowledged
And I agree with him.“But think about it just for a moment. It’s because the church and the Catholic imagination — the theme of this exhibit — are all about three things: truth, goodness and beauty. That’s why we’re into things such as art, culture, music, literature and, yes, even fashion.’’
Modesty isn’t a matter of taste. Dressing in mockery of a religion isn’t a fashion issue. Like I said you’ll never see these people dress in ‘sexy’ imitation of an imam or a rabbi. That is because they aren’t bold, or daring, or stylish. It is because they want to mock the true Faith and we’ll applaud them as they do.Like I said above there are two seperate events—the Red Carpet, which I can understand if you find offensive because people have different tastes, and the actual exhibition, which was created by working with the Vatican.