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Why are more Catholic women today choosing to wear veils during Mass? What was once seen as a tradition of the past is experiencing a quiet yet noticeable resurgence. Veil makers report growing demand, and veiling is increasingly a subject of discussion in Catholic media.
Rooted in Scripture and full of spiritual meaning, the veil is a powerful symbol of humility and reverence, meant to honor God in the sacred space of the Mass. Some women also see veiling as a way to foster a deeper connection with the Eucharist. The revival of the practice reflects a growing interest in embracing symbolic significance in Catholic worship and upholding the reverence of the liturgy.
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Rooted in Scripture and full of spiritual meaning, the veil is a powerful symbol of humility and reverence, meant to honor God in the sacred space of the Mass. Some women also see veiling as a way to foster a deeper connection with the Eucharist. The revival of the practice reflects a growing interest in embracing symbolic significance in Catholic worship and upholding the reverence of the liturgy.
Where does this practice come from?
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Why do women wear veils to Mass?
Catholic women are rediscovering veiling at Mass as a symbol of humility, reverence and deeper spiritual connection.
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