church dress policy

I'm baptist not catholic.The Lord said come as you are.There should not be a dress code to serve the Lord.

what?!!! i'm sorry, i guess i never heard about this piece of news. really? we have a new dress code? gosh that's a little shocking for me. but i guess it's okay if they're just gonna ban minis and strapless tops but they're not actually requiring girls to wear ankle length skirts are they? and by the way, how are they gonna enforce this dress code? are they going to shove improperly dressed people out of churches?

I am not Catholic, but my daughter-in-law is and she never told me about a dress policy, but then when I went there for their wedding and the baptism, there was nothing said about dressing inappropriately. Most wear slacks and tops, and a few of the ladies skirts and blouses and dresses, but in winter you need slacks to keep your legs warm. I did not see any there who wore skimpy outfits that showed their belly button. I belong to a Reformed Church (that is like Presbyterian only it was started in the Netherlands) and we have an unspoken dress policy that we should be modest --yes no skimpy outfits that show belly buttons,etc.) but we have always had it and if the Catholic church had not had a policy before, they should have.

May I ask one thing ? Is the religious framework made by God or Jesus or Priests? Is that the rule of Jesus & God, then carry on, otherwise leave. :) In my understanding many priests and leaders made all their religions bad.

I think it's about time that this happens. Honestly, I'm not a firm believer and I'd rather not go to Church but Catholics nowadays, especially the young ones to mid-30s are too vulgar in the way they dress when going to Mass. They aren't going to a party and neither are they hanging out at their house but they dress in short shorts, mini skirts, tubes, skimpy clothes... They don't show any respect for the religion and the place of worship. It used to be "Sunday's Best" when going to Church...those times should be brought back.