Maybe, but we need to know the context. As you go through this exercise, Kosta, let us not forget that the Catholic Church is by definition of many local cultures, some of them -- for example, in Africa -- do not view nudity in quite the same way we do. I think, -- correct me if I am wrong -- that liturgical dance is licit in Africa or at least was experimented upon, as a valid expression of African spirituality. That the Pope, for example, traveled to Africa and was treated to a dance performance with bare feet dangling in the air, as one of your photos show, is not by itself abuse. In Virginia it shocks; in other locales, no.
The context was St. Peter's Basilica (I never posted this and I never will).
As you go through this exercise, Kosta, let us not forget that the Catholic Church is by definition of many local cultures, some of them -- for example, in Africa -- do not view nudity in quite the same way we do
That makes our morality and truth relative. Those cultures are pagan cultures.
That the Pope, for example, traveled to Africa and was treated to a dance performance with bare feet dangling in the air, as one of your photos show, is not by itself abuse
Those were acrobatic dancers, scantily clad and in all sorts of compromising positions. I am referring to the presence of bare-breasted women in front of the Pope and the cardinals. (You have mail Alex).