The picking-up some Pampers or a gallon of milk Mass?

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Interesting shirt that shows how little time we have left on earth and the deceptions of the Devil to try and kill God through lies.
 
That’s funny, I used to go to a church in downtown Los Angeles where a lot of immigrants (legal and illegal) attended Mass daily.

Many did not speak or read English very well, and on more than one occasion I saw a sweet, elderly woman wearing a T-shirt with a really weird graphic on it - heavy metal or risque joke or whatever.

Didn’t bother me a bit. I knew they didn’t understand what it meant and were just wearing it because they thought the colors were pretty, or something.

As I recall, those of us who understood what the slogans meant weren’t offended - we just thought it was kind of cute. 👍
I still attend La Placita on a semi-regulr basis. That poor woman was probably wearing that shirt because it was a mis-print or overprint and she bought it for $.99 over on Alvarado…

No one would be allowed into La Placita with this Deicide shirt.
 
Actually, your original post had nothing to do with a “Deicide” T-shirt - it was all about your annoyance at someone wearing a “Big Lebowski” uniform, and how you “could still see the imprint of his comforter on the side of his head when he arrived for Mass.” 🙂
 
Actually, your original post had nothing to do with a “Deicide” T-shirt - it was all about your annoyance at someone wearing a “Big Lebowski” uniform, and how you “could still see the imprint of his comforter on the side of his head when he arrived for Mass.” 🙂
“Actually” you asked me if I thought that people should never be encountered because of what they wear. Do you want to posting # where you asked the question?
 
And the old painting seems to reflect some form of criticism on VANITY.

How ironic.
 
Don’t judge since you do not know what it is implying!
ANY Deicide t-shirt says something horribly negative about the person wearing it – unless they are like the poor lady who has no idea what it means.
 
And the old painting seems to reflect some form of criticism on VANITY.

How ironic.
It’s still sewage.

It’s amusing to think that people would crave attention so much that they would wear such a piece of sewage,
 
ANY Deicide t-shirt says something horribly negative about the person wearing it – unless they are like the poor lady who has no idea what it means.
That’s really judgmental of you. You do not know why this person likes this band. Maybe they don’t even like the band and only have the shirt due to being poor. You don’t know! It’s not your business to know!

That’s like people seeing a priest wearing his clerical garb in public and judging him by thinking he must be a child molester.
 
It’s amazing that someone can see through another person’s clothes and see into their heart. I always thought Christ was the only one that could do that.
 
If I wore a Public Image Ltd. (PiL) shirt, would you think I’m anti-catholic due to one song (two versions) that criticizes religion?
 
Everybody, leave this poor man (or boy) alone. He’s absolutely in love with all this attention he’s amassed, negative though it be. He’s sad. Pray for him, and don’t descend into anger at his insults.

Prodigal Son !–our Church is near a major medical center here and there are many people in my parish who wear scrubs, both to Sunday Mass in our Church, and daily Mass in our chapel. Those who wear them are, as part of the job I imagine, scrupulously clean and neat. In fact, I live in Florida, and when the snow birds go away for the summer our parishes decline in population. At daily Mass the “regulars” are gone so a young man in scrubs named Jim–that is all I know about him except that he is kind and genuinely pious–and I have alternated in leading the Rosary after Mass. I am sorry that you and your wife were so maligned.
 
That’s really judgmental of you. You do not know why this person likes this band. Maybe they don’t even like the band and only have the shirt due to being poor. You don’t know! It’s not your business to know!

That’s like people seeing a priest wearing his clerical garb in public and judging him by thinking he must be a child molester.
T-shirts like this don’t belong at the Mass. Some people equate that to keeping people away from the mass and that’s pure bunkum. That t-shirt became my business when he tried to enter the church before Mass.

Problems like this should be dealt with using tact and diplomacy. There are options. He could have covered it (even if we had to lend him something), he could have turned it inside out (which he did) or he could have replaced it.

It’s wrong for the default to be apathy. “If we ever question what people wear to Mass they will leave and never return.” Pure bunkum yet that’s pretty much all we read here. That sort of apathy along with pure laziness has driven people away from the Mass.
 
Everybody, leave this poor man (or boy) alone. He’s absolutely in love with all this attention he’s amassed, negative though it be. He’s sad. Pray for him, and don’t descend into anger at his insults.

Prodigal Son !–there are many people in my parish who wear scrubs, both to Sunday Mass in our Church, and daily Mass in our chapel. Those who wear them are, as part of the job I imagine, scrupulously clean and neat. In fact, I live in Florida, and when the snow birds go away for the summer our parishes decline in population. At daily Mass the “regulars” are gone so a young man in scrubs named Jim–that is all I know about him except that he is kind and genuinely pious–and I have alternated in leading the Rosary after Mass. I am sorry that you and your wife were so maligned.
Another judgement… You might ask that the prayers be directed to your own intentions and not to mine.
 
It’s not your church. Unless you are the pastor or Bishop, you don’t have much say.
 
It’s not your church. Unless you are the pastor or Bishop, you don’t have much say.
I certainly had the “say” in that situation for someone not to pollute the Mass with that shirt…
 
On whose authority? It seems like your attitude is more polluting than anything.
 
On whose authority? It seems like your attitude is more polluting than anything.
Another judgement? Wow…

Ever been an usher? Ever go through the training? Lots of stuff is covered. From this sort of thing to actual troublemakers during Mass to those who experience medical problems, to those who try to profane the Eucahrist, etc. etc. etc. There is a response for them all and they ultimately come from my bishop through my pastor.

The universal response is definately not apathy as so many suggest here. That mindset has taken a terrible toll on the Church and in Mass attendance.
 
What if the kid refused and told you to leave him alone because he wants to spend time with Jesus and you are interfering with that? How would you respond to that? Would you prevent him from doing so?
 
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