Modesty – Dona Lucilia

Modesty, a Virtue that Reflects the Generosity of Our Vocation

Modesty, a Virtue that Reflects the Generosity of Our Vocation "The most important virtue for a woman is purity. If this is lost, the other virtues will disappear as well." St. JeromeThis week we are reflecting on modesty in clothing, and of course we want to focus more and more on the purpose of dressing in a truly Catholic and Lucilian fashion.As we reflect on what modesty is, we come to the question of what is meant by purity. There is a basic principle of Christian purity, which…

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November 18, 2018

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What if Our Lady knocked on your door after a rain storm and asked to borrow some clothes?

What if Our Lady knocked on your door after a rain storm and asked to borrow some clothes? We know that many styles of fashion are impregnating the mentality of women with revolutionary ideas. Ideas of all kinds, such as "freedom of expression" and "freedom of bodies" among other objectives that, as Dr. Plinio stated in his article in Folha de São Paulo, April 7, 1974: “These audacities were usually followed by reactions. And then new audacities. And in such a way that the audacity was always greater…

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June 4, 2018

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To Where? Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira

To Where? Plinio Corrêa De Oliveira Folha de S Paolo, April 7, 1974I was about ten years old when I witnessed the first great advance of the clothing revolution that is now reaching its peak. By 1918, as a result of the decisive importance of the United States at the end of World War I, the American influence gushed intensely into France, from which, in turn, it was reflected in Brazil. The ladies cut their hair, and the skirts, which were worn at the ankle, jumped to the knees; the sleeves…

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May 21, 2018