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What do you all wear when going to Mass?

I feel it's a special occasion so I dress as smart as I can (suited and booted as they say in these parts!) No tie though - I can't stand the things!

Most people seem to come to Sunday Mass in what ever they're going to wear for the rest of the day. Older folk dress smart but loads of others wear jeans, tracksuits and the like. No one seems to mind, much but I feel more appropriately dressed in smart clothes.

Does it matter?

What do you all wear?

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i think we're supposed to dress our best according to our state in life. if we're homeless, it's perfectly acceptable to come to Mass in rags. if we're rich, we should wear suit/tie all that jazz <and maybe buy a suit/tie for the poor guy in the pew next to us in rags while we're at it!>

anyway, i don't practice what im preachin here half the time... but i should! :ph34r:

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as long as your their with a sincere heart, i dont feel it matters

but its pry a good idea to show respect to God, and dress how you would for someone you were trying to impress

ANDDD LAADDDIEESSSSS

that doesnt mean the guy ur trying to impress at the club :P

ANNNDD FELLLLLLASSSS

that doesnt mean the hooded sweatshirt that looks so tight with the backwards fitted

i made this mistake, and it was on Christmas, how stupid am I

i needed to stepup my dress game, and i failed

Christ picked me up though

holla

Posted

as long as your their with a sincere heart, i dont feel it matters

but its pry a good idea to show respect to God, and dress how you would for someone you were trying to impress

ANDDD LAADDDIEESSSSS

that doesnt mean the guy ur trying to impress at the club :P

ANNNDD FELLLLLLASSSS

that doesnt mean the hooded sweatshirt that looks so tight with the backwards fitted

i made this mistake, and it was on Christmas, how stupid am I

i needed to stepup my dress game, and i failed

Christ picked me up though

holla

unless its the phatmass hoodie of course -_-

Posted

that doesnt mean the hooded sweatshirt that looks so tight with the backwards fitted

unless its the phatmass hoodie of course -_-

Posted

as u can see i smell of elderberries at editing

so i jus wasted space

sue me

Laudate_Dominum
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I agree with Aloysius. I wear my normal clothes but I usually dress decent anyway, and it's the best that I have. If I had suits I would probably wear them to Sunday Mass. I think it's ok to wear normal clothes to daily Mass since you might not be able to change (like if you go to Mass on your way to work or on lunch break). I'm sure Jesus wouldn't flip if you showed up in sandals and a tunic, but it is a sign of respect and dignity to dress your best.

Posted

lol... :huh:

thats my life story

thats the responce ive became accustomed to from people lol

Posted

I agree with LD and Al. I dress usually in a semi-casual fashion. I feel comfortable with what I am wearing and I think it is appropriate. Dress shoes, collard shirt. Nonetheless it is presentable.

Mary's Knight, La
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i dress in what i'm gonna wear for the day, while it's not dressing to the nines it's still very appropriate I hope

Posted

I usually wear nice jeans, nice shirt, and I love skirts (not short ones..eww) so I wear those a lot.

Posted

Here in Southern California casual is the norm that I have seen. I've worn shorts, jeans, my phatmass T-shirt etc.

I once got back from a motorcycle ride and I did not want to miss Mass so I showed up in jeans, boots and a muscle shirt and a beanie(took the beanie off of course). I can imagine what people were thinking but I don't care because my heart was in the right place.

I have yet to see anyone under the age of 60 wear a suit.

Posted

capris (this is miami) or pantaloons or jeans with a nice (emphasis on "nice") shirt. :D

Posted

I dress casually in what I'm wearing for the rest of the day. Usually jeans or khakis, but it's far from looking bummy. I've never seen a man wear a suit to mass and I've never seen a woman wear anything fancier than a casual skirt. Plenty of people in my parish come in jeans, swish pantaloons, and sweat pantaloons. What people wear doesn't bother me so long as they're there and they have the right intentions in their heart.

IcePrincessKRS
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I agree with LD and Al.

Me, too.

Usually I wear slacks and a nice shirt. Sometimes I'll wear a skirt or dress, but usually only for a particular occasion. I never know what is in store for the rest of the day, so if we go out after Mass I don't want to be wandering around in nylons and heels. Sometimes after Mass we'll decide to go for a walk in the park, out to eat, over to see a friend, or just straight home. I find its easier to juggle Adrienne when I am wearing pantaloons, too. Only very rarely will I go to Mass wearing jeans, and its next to never that I go in shorts.

Posted

Shorts at mass are bad, even though I do it . . . never on Sunday but sometimes during the week, becasue mass is in the middle of my day and I sometimes wear shorts to my office. I'm trying to stop that habit.

I would say that you should dress like you were going out on a date. No less for Jesus than for your honey.

Posted

if it's Saturday mass, nice jeans, nice shirt. If it's Sunday mass, nice slacks/nice shirt or a dress or skirt.

IcePrincessKRS
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I would say that you should dress like you were going out on a date. No less for Jesus than for your honey.

Thats exactly how I feel about it! If you're going to dress to the nines for a date then you sure better dress up for God, too!!!

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I go on dates in jeans, so I guess I'm ok. :) I'm a very casual, laid-back person and I hate dressing up. It makes me feel very uncomfortable. I don't even have to get dressed up for work, so anything more than khakis or jeans is for a wedding or some similar event.

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