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No informed Catholic can vote for Harris/Walz in good conscience.

The dismissal of the Bible by Catholics in the comment section is alarming. Why wouldn’t you read the Bible? You make fun of Protestants but Protestants actually take their faith seriously and read the scriptures

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I'm always happy to hear other women share about their experiences wearing only skirts/dresses. I started to do so as an experiment almost ten years ago: I figured that women and girls had been wearing them consistently up until relatively recently, so why couldn't I see what it was like? Well, I never went back to jeans and pants. I'm an Anglican (so, as close to Catholic as one can get, yet still be Protestant), and I suddenly felt a conviction to look distinctly feminine all the time. I love being a woman and embracing that femininity, and I notice that men seem to be more courteous and respectful. Not that one's attire should be a condition for being treated well, but other women have noticed the same about markers of femininity (i.e., skirts) somehow bringing out the positive masculine traits in men. My husband doesn't understand why the skirt-wearing is so important to me, but he supports my decision. I also feel more confident because my outfits are more 'put-together'. I feel better mentally and physically in skirts rather than pants, and I even wear them at my merchandise-stocking job and still manage to be comfortable and modest. I feel there must be women and girls out there who would like to dress 'the way we used to', but are worried they'll be considered old-fashioned or uptight for not conforming to casual clothing standards and the increasingly blurred lines of gender expression. So when I see skirts and dresses trends catching on social media, I feel optimistic. Maybe more girls and women will feel they can wear and enjoy them, and not just for formal occasions!

You can’t be a Communist Democrat. A Catholic CANNOT vote 🗳️ for the Communist Democrat Party. Abortion on Demand is inexcusably evil.

Nathalie, you refer to the BVM as Co-Redemptrix. But the Holy See explicitly ruled out this concept in response to widespread requests just before the year 2000. Jesus Christ is the one and only Redeemer of us humans. See the encyclical Redemptor hominis (The Redeemer of Man) by Pope Saint John Paul II (4 March 1979).

Great video and insight- I do wonder about your thoughts for wearing a head scarf during mass. For me I love it. I actually feel closer to God the moment I walk into the building.

I’m basically the definition of poor college student but I’m working on obtaining more dresses!! I really think they’re so lovely to wear, especially as I grow in my faith and tradition

Nice to see this video. I have also collected vintage sterling silver rosary necklace. They are all different beads, colored crystal, black onyx, ruby, etc. I am a Christian but I think they are so beautiful to collect. I sometimes wear one as well. I agree that they are beautiful and I love them. 😊

As a Christian there are two sexes but many genders and genders are a social construct

Really like your videos god bless you girl love from sri lanka❤

Number 6, judging, resonated with me. I have a sinful tendency to judge other people, often quite harshly. Thank you for sharing this list from Pope Francis.

Thank you so💕 much

I am always tempted to return the insult back when Prtotestants says untrue things about Catholicism.

Sadly over the last few years I think I am better off ignoring what Francis says. Too much ambiguity and scandalous statements.

I'm agnostic but I can appreciate Christian teachings on men and women, I started wearing skirts exclusively 2 years ago this month

I just found your channel and love it btw since your also a girl have you ever gone through an ED I don’t exactly have one but I eat 500 cals or less or I binge I’m just trying to lose weight but idk if God would like that 💖

I encourage you to please watch these videos on youtube! The channel is called Endless Love of Jesus Ministries. The video title is called "Catholic Man Dies and Finds Out That Catholicism Leads To Hell"! Then watch the video on the same channel called " Mary is Crying Before Jesus Because..."! PLEASE everyone! I beg you! These are eye opening videos to show you what you TRULY are in! Let God open your eyes to come out from deception!!

This is so relatable. When people ask me this, I have no idea what to answer :(

Wonderful but there is a fine line between dressing modestly and looking like an idiot.If you are dressing like Amish women you definitely have issue.If you want to look modest but stylish look to the 1950’s and early 60’s.Doris Day or Audrey Hepburn are good examples.

Hi, I am a Lutheran married woman of 22 and I also only wear dresses and skirts. I live in Sweden where it does get really cold in winter so then I wear warm leggings underneath, and it works fine. The only time I wear trousers publicly is at the gym and when horse riding, a great passion of mine. Otherwise it is always skirts and dresses, every day, below the knee length. It is way more comfortable than trousers and makes me feel more feminine and modest. Growing up I was a tomboy and didn´t always like being a girl, but at 18 I came to faith in Jesus and soon felt it was time for a wardrobe change. Looking back I can see it matched the change of my heart and my desires.

The Great Commission commands us to preach the Good News to all.

A big one is bowing your head at the names of Jesus and Mary. It forces you to focus more on the words that are being said.

This is a good one. You should collab with tje religious hippie at some point ❤

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i wear dresses, skirts, with sleeves. What i do not like is people telling me the length of skirts should be 1.5 inch below the knee as i prefer 1.5 inch above the knee I do not know what's wrong with showing the knees. Freeing up the knee for easy movement is important.

I think you made the right move in highlighting modesty because in this current day and age it seems that the instant gratification and lust culture are more prevalent in centuries prior if you compare and contrast. Back then it was considered sin, paganism, and taboo but now it's considered normal. But what you did by uploading this is a remedy to a world struggling with sin and struggling with finding it's identity, dignity, and modesty. Thank you again for uploading this, much love, and God Bless you, Nathalie

Saint Nathalie. Pray for us

Dear, Nathalie. I am so confused about sholud I buy somenthing in sinsay? Because of "sin" say. It can seem so stupid questin, but I am trying to dress modest and there are some really beautiful skirts. If you can help me, please. Thanks

How I wish that we had a Catholic pope 🤷🏻‍♂️ This moron just blurted another heresy: _"All religions lead to God"_ 🤦🏻‍♂️

Hi Natalie I just got to know you I’m Catholic too and I’m a strong lover of Mary and I pray that just like you I get my healing. Thank you so much for this testimony God bless you. Lots of love from me to you

Great video. It's wonderful that wearing more dresses and skirts is helping you feel closer to God and live your faith. I do hope that you inspire more young women to dress modestly and realize their own dignity and how valuable they are in the eyes of God. I'm also trying to wear more dresses and skirts, especially to Mass and even started wearing a veil. Talk about radical! ha ha

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I know my fellow Protestants can be very negative about seeking the intercession of the saints, but if it's a meaningful practice to you, I think you should ignore our objections. It's such a beautiful picture to think of the saints in Heaven interceding on your behalf.

Plus those dead people are actually "saints" aka people we know who are with God, and we the church got to this conclusion through a detailed study on the life of these people, so it's safe to ask them for prayer. All you holy saints of God, pray for us, amen. ✝️

Thank you Nathalie for such a lovely video! I also wear dresses and skirts most of time (apart from maybe some physical activities and at home in which I wear joggers) and I love it. God bless you! :)

I think most people don't like to dress for Mass for two reasons: 1. They are ashamed that they might be virtue-signaling 2. Most people are overweight and/or obese First, Mass is not about you and second, gluttony is a sin.

Let me recommend you William Albrecht and Voice of Reason.

Great video! Thank you for sharing! When I started to wear more dresses and skirts in order to follow Mama Mary more, I realized that I felt more myself in them then I did in pants! Could you do a video where you show where you buy most of your dresses and skirts! 💓

"Modesty does not cover up, it actually illuminates the parts of ourselves that otherwise go unnoticed"👏

I'm 73, when I was a young girl going to church with my mom we only wore dresses, never above the knee. Men never had to be distracted from the mass because of a female in revealing clothing. I think churches should address this more as now a days anything goes. I saw a girl about 14 at mass, in the shorts so tight I was taken aback. Why would her mother allow her to wear that not teach her better. Mothers need to do better for their daughters.

what chapter and verse please?

Good video,, you look great with your hair down by the way. Have you ever tried getting bangs? I think it would complement your look very well.

I have no doubt that God recognizes and is pleased when His children try to live and act according to His will. And its important to recognize that His Will reflects what He knows to be best for us, not a punishment or tyrants demands.

I recently bought a bunch of dresses,and while I'm not wearing them exclusively, I love how feminine I feel in them. For many years I worked in jobs that were heavy labor, so pants were much more practical. Now I work inside a building and when I wear a dress I feel much more like myself (if that makes sense). It's been nice to have space at work to be the feminine version of myself. I'm not sure if I'll take it on exclusively as of this point, but I appreciate you telling your story.