Friday, June 18, 2010

If a non-Catholic feminist can....

These photos are exactly what pushed me over to full time veiling at Mass. I felt that if a non-Catholic, pro-abortion feminist can wear one when meeting the pope, certainly I can wear one when in the presence of my Lord and my God each week.



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  1. I have never seen these pics! I agree totally! I began veiling last year and I'm never going back.

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  2. I don't know, does it make me a better person? Will it be just pretending, to look good before everyone else?

    If you tell me it is a way of showing respect, what would the men have to wear then?

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    1. read 1Corinthians 11:1-16 it will tell you why men dont wear them. it is a sign of rerspect and piety and of our mother Mary research it at Google

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  3. I began to wear a veil when I did the Catholic Scripture Study class on Corinthians, St. Paul said that women should cover their heads so I began to. There are a few women in my Church that wear veils but not many. I will be building my collection to include the colors of the liturgical year. I won't comment on the photos of Michelle and Barac Obama other than to say, I truly hope Pope Benedict was able to have positive and impactful influence on them, however, I do not believe even the Pope can reach those two, so I am giving over to God and pray he can help them see the truth.

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  4. Selah looked at this and said, "Mama, that's Pope Benedict!! Doesn't he KNOW what Obama has done to our country!?!?"

    We had a discussion about it. Thanks for the motivation!

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  5. Laura, we men kneel for communion and receive on the tongue because that is our lord and childish pride and political mechanitions have no place in one's heart at Mass.

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  6. Mantilla's are wonderful. I'm glad to see a spark of Christian women & girls adopting headcovering. I started myself this past February, and love it.

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