Well, it’s like immodesty in anime. Some are more drawn to it than others, though it’s hard to register if it doesn’t have some draw on even a very practicing Christian–enough to lead to other liberties of the eyes.
I think many of those spiritually-charged Catholics think that every Catholic is like them–self-initiating, so they ignore deplorable art, architecture, innovations with the liturgy and music seen at Mass. I only know of a couple from my school (though really any Catholic outside of a relatively small group of a young Catholic group) who remained devout Catholics. Many went along with humanistic notions of social justice. The PJP2 generation experiment largely failed, based on '08, I feel. It’s time clergy enforce the exteriors, music and liturgy that maintained respect in the mainstream Catholic’s subconscious and which the Vatican 2 Fathers advised we keep back then. This may be a digression, but we can’t assume all Christians are theologically-informed and spiritually-on fire and OK exposure to witch characters for others, for example, just because we haven’t gone occult.