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Tag Archives: mantilla
ASK FATHER: I was told that you are either supposed to always veil or never veil
From a readerette… QUAERITUR: I have developed a love for veiling at the TLM, I attend a daily NO Mass and veil there too. My mom dislikes and does not allow me to veil when I attend the NO Mass … Continue reading
VIDEO: The Chapel Veil
A nice young lady sent me a note and link to a video. Dear Fr. Z, I am entering my sophomore year at Christendom College, and I recently made an 8 minute video on the chapel veil to explain why … Continue reading
ASK FATHER: Ways to improve celebration of Mass with Novus Ordo
From a reader: We are trying to help make a very reverent Ordinary Form mass. Any suggestions? We thought Ad Orientem and Sung Propers might be a good start! Any other suggestions? Right off the bat, we can all improve … Continue reading
ASK FATHER: Should I use a chapel veil for a priest friend’s first Mass (TLM)?
From a reader… QUAERITUR: Father Z, would you help me with an EF etiquette question? I’ll be attending the First Mass of Thanksgiving of a priest friend newly ordained into the Institute of Christ the King. It will, of course, … Continue reading
Wherein women can comment about clothing and modesty.
Another entry is being derailed into a discussion of women’s clothing and modesty. It’s a great topic, but was a rabbit hole. Therefore, I am opening this entry here. I will now back out slowly of the room, while whispering … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: School principal orders girl not to wear a chapel veil during Mass
From a reader: My daughter attending Catholic school at our novus parish determined after reading 1 Corinthians that she should be wearing a chapel veil at Mass. She began wearing it at Sunday Mass two months ago. However, when she … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Wore a black chapel veil and women scoffed
From a reader: I wore my black mantilla (it blends in with my dark brown hair better) to an OF Mass this evening for the second time (no issues the first time), but after I arrived, a group of chatty … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: What to wear for my first TLM?
From a reader: I have recently learned of an EF mass about an hour from my home. I would like to attend. In the past when I’ve had the opportunity, I’ve chickened out. I have two fears- not know what … Continue reading
WDTPRS POLL: Should women wear head-coverings in church?
I ask fellow bloggers, liberal or conservative, traditional or progressivist, to help get the word out about this poll so we can have as large a sampling as possible. You don’t have to be registered to be able to vote. … Continue reading
Mantilla giveaway
It would be nice to see greater use by women of the chapel veil or mantilla. While the chapel veil is no longer obligatory according to the canon law for of the Latin Church (I have written about that several … Continue reading
Women and veils for church revisited
From time to time I post something about women and chapel veils, head coverings, mantillas… call ’em what you like. Lively discussion inevitably results. I was alerted to this by a reader. It may be of some interest to female … Continue reading
