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Kaleb Hammond's avatar

Like Latin, Gregorian chant, relics, pilgrimages and other traditional Catholic practices, veiling has been sacrificed in the name of accommodation to the modern world, especially for women who for decades have been taught to be ashamed of their femininity, to see it as a weakness or a product to be sold for men's pleasure as "empowerment." Thank you for helping to correct this error, to remind women of the sacred gift of Our Lady whom they imitate and to help restore Eucharistic reverence.

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Chantal LaFortune's avatar

Beautiful article, Rachel! I started veiling just after Christmas, and I find it a beautiful way to increase my reverence and devotion toward Our Eucharistic Lord, as well as a way to imitate Our Lady. I see more and more people at my parish receiving Communion kneeling and on the tongue, and several women have started veiling as well. May these good fruits of the Eucharistic Revival continue to multiply over the next two years through the grace of God!

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