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Redratfish
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I guess I am from the old school, while just being Catholic for 22 months. My wife will only wear a dress or skirt and blouse to mass… I will only wear a suit or coat & tie with appropriate trousers. >> I never say anything to those around me in shorts, soccer uniforms… Or young girls in ultra mini skirts and spaghetti strap tops… But, I pray for them.
Nothing wrong with that
I often ask myself… “If these same folks who wear shorts to mass were invited to the White House for dinner, would they wear shorts?” How is it that they are invited each Sunday to share in the Body and Blood of the King of Heaven and Earth and will not wear their best.
The President is a man, judging on human appearances God created us how we are, in the nude. He didn’t even make clothes. The Old Testament even says to not judge on appearances but on the heart. (God to Samuel when annointing David) In this day and age should we really be arguing about clothes? Or the fact that most people don’t even attend Mass? Which is more important.
I have hear arguments that God accepts us just the way we are… True, but He doesn’t want us to stay the way we are, He wants us to change.
** Our clothes is how God wants us to change?Really? I thought God wanted us to follow him in faith, and live our lives for him.**
I have hear it said that “As long and I attend mass, it doesn’t matter what I wear.” I question that statement… Where is the heart of the person making that claim.
**Where is the heart and mind of those judging those around them at Mass because of there dress? Surely not on the Mass itself. **
If you are poor and can’t afford a suit or a dress, then find the best you have in your closet and wear it to mass…
**Sorry, it is over 100 degrees where I live in Texas, in a Church that only has natural air for air conditioning. I think i look worse sweating in a suit than I do in a pair of shorts and a nice shirt. **
It’s like the widow’s mite… That’s all she had and she gave it… If all you have are a pair of shorts, then by all means wear them… But, I have seen folks making over $100,000 a year come to mass dressed like they were attending a beach party.
**I don’t see your point. Unless you spend your life savings on clothes for Church you have no room to talk, because Jesus himself said that many people gave a lot of what they had. **