CULTURAL
Manners, Customs, Clothing
The Debutante Ball in Laredo
The charm and prestige of tradition at the Martha Washington Ball
Blasphemy against the Most Holy Virgin Mary
In the Spring 2007 fashion collection by Gaultier
The Importance of the Greeting
The proper greeting when meeting friends in the street or workplace
Why Do Only Women Have to Dress Well?
A man's clothing should reflect his profession and dignity
Dressing Well: Vanity or Virtue?
A false virtue can lead us to dirtiness and barbarism
Tradition, Stagnation and Progress
What is the value of the customs received from our ancestors?
The
Imitation of Christ
Collection: A Subversive Message in Fashion
The new collection promotes a communist way of dressing
Why Are These Girls Screaming?
The hysteria for rock stars is now found in papal audiences
Eating Alone
You should eat with civility, and not like a hippy
Manners Make Life Easier
Understand the meaning of manners and have a more bearable life
Is Being Frank Always Advisable?
"Saying the truth" alienates friends and relatives more than you imagine
Courtesy: An Essential Element of the Catholic Home
On courtesy and etiquette for children and adults
Questions and Answers on Fashion in Women's Clothing
What is the Catholic position regarding the "evolving" fashions?
Language is the Dress of Thought
George Washington and good manners
Styles Reflect the Moral Profiles of Peoples and Epochs
St. Terese of Lisieux and the blue jeans
A Black-out on Black Clothing
Why is black dominating in fashion?
Good Customs Fit with Good Principles
Be consistent - let your ideas translate into customs
Fast Food Is Protestant
An erroneous individualism influences the dinner ambience
How to Address Priests and Religious: Titles and Signs of Respect
Know the proper protocol of the Church
St. Pius X on Priestly Dignity and Propriety
The propriety of priests, Bishops and Popes before and after Vatican II
Christendom or Tribalism
The Young Church 2000 in Los Angeles
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