End-lich wieder Zeit für die schönen Dinge des Katholischseins.
[Update: "wenigstens einen Laden nennen, wo man so was kaufen kann" - Hier also Il Teatro in München mit wunderschönen Mantillas in allen Preislagen, die verschicken die auch
(Du brauchst keine mehr, Bellarmin, Du bist ab heute auf die Hälfte von meiner gebucht.)]
“And this is why the female body should be veiled because everything which is sacred calls for veiling. When Moses came down from Mount Sinai, he veiled his face. Why did he veil his face? Because he had spoken to God and at that very moment there was a sacredness that called for veiling. Now... feminists after Vatican II suddenly ‘discovered’ that when women go to Church veiled, it is a sign of their inferiority. The man takes off his hat and the woman puts on a veil. My goodness, how they have lost the sense of the supernatural. Veiling indicates sacredness and it is a special privilege of the woman that she enters church veiled.”
Dr. Alice von Hildebrand
Hier eine Linksammlung zu wunderschönen Chapel-Veil-Blogs:
*Will you Mantilla With Me?
*Wear Your Mantilla
*Modesty at Mass
*Ein Artikel von Cleansing Fire: The Chapel Veil explained
Und der beliebte Don't forget your Mantilla-Button:

[Stanislaus trägt zwar wohl keine Mantilla beim Fastenbrechen anlässlich des morgigen Hochfestes, aber sein Beitrag passt jedenfalls auch in die Rubrik Schönheit des Katholischseins;-]
(Du brauchst keine mehr, Bellarmin, Du bist ab heute auf die Hälfte von meiner gebucht.)]
“And this is why the female body should be veiled because everything which is sacred calls for veiling. When Moses came down from Mount Sinai, he veiled his face. Why did he veil his face? Because he had spoken to God and at that very moment there was a sacredness that called for veiling. Now... feminists after Vatican II suddenly ‘discovered’ that when women go to Church veiled, it is a sign of their inferiority. The man takes off his hat and the woman puts on a veil. My goodness, how they have lost the sense of the supernatural. Veiling indicates sacredness and it is a special privilege of the woman that she enters church veiled.”
Dr. Alice von Hildebrand
Hier eine Linksammlung zu wunderschönen Chapel-Veil-Blogs:
*Will you Mantilla With Me?
*Wear Your Mantilla
*Modesty at Mass
*Ein Artikel von Cleansing Fire: The Chapel Veil explained
Und der beliebte Don't forget your Mantilla-Button:

[Stanislaus trägt zwar wohl keine Mantilla beim Fastenbrechen anlässlich des morgigen Hochfestes, aber sein Beitrag passt jedenfalls auch in die Rubrik Schönheit des Katholischseins;-]
ElsaLaska - 25. Mär, 09:50
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