To: altura
I remember that!!!! That is why we HAD to have our little chapel veils tucked in our little purses in grade school...to avoid the shame of the dreaded Puffs!!!!
Now that I think of it, I think my mom had a 'mantilla'...it was longer on the sides and it had a little plastic comb sewn into it so that you could attach it (to your 1970's bouffant do) w/o having to use a bobby pin.
It was about this same time frame that I started to 'question' the Church. I remember really obnoxious, smart a$$ boys, who as altar boys, could go behind the altar, but the sisters who taught us couldn't because they were women...anyone else remember that? I can remember thinking how wrong that an adult woman, who had dedicated her life to the church couldn't set foot back there, but Bobby so-and-so could.
To: PennsylvaniaMom
"I can remember thinking how wrong that an adult woman, who had dedicated her life to the church couldn't set foot back there, but Bobby so-and-so could."
When you were thinking that, you were a child, weren't you?
240 posted on
04/11/2004 4:30:37 PM PDT by
dsc
To: PennsylvaniaMom
Good Question (of the church re men vs women)
I reluctantly admit that when we called our new Priest, I did not want a woman.
(this is Episcopal)
I wanted a Good Looking Man (ha)
We called a woman, and I believe she will turn out to be the finest priest we have ever had.
Her sermons are incredible.
Thank God, He didn't listen to me.
330 posted on
04/12/2004 12:25:13 PM PDT by
altura
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