Those hoodies look sick.

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@@5.7moy there’s a reason for all religious habits.

All male religious habits have hoods lol

I presume priests in their order have the vow of poverty.

@@junepaologuarin8762 Yes June, each Religious professe 3 vows , poverty, chastity and obedience - what callled the 'Evangelucal Counsel's .Some Orders & / Congregations / Institutes may have an extra vow there is particular to their charism.For eg, the Order founded by St.Ignatious of Loyola, The Society of Jesus or more commonly the Jesuits, have a 4th vow of direct obedience to the Pope

SAME!

Or shapewear 🤣

I stopped wearing panty hose ages ago. They are the worst things. And rip so easily. Can’t believe women still wear them now.

They didn't ask us.

But women's habits are a challenge too. I remeber the challenges in my long work habit as a postulant years ago. Goat chores were particularly challenging the habit always found the muck. Habits have a lot more fabric then most modern wear for women do. Loved the video though. I think he should do one for women religious about bad veil days.

Janelle Wingert OFS Yes, I hear you. My dance costumes feature 25 yard skirts with 4 yard pantaloons. Wear them quite often so it is a chore to learn how to handle them.

They are Roman Catholics...they don't like girls...except for the BVM!

Eh...restroom is a bit different.

@@johncharnock6872 what makes you say that? I'm a Catholic and no catholic discriminates me. And what's a bvm?

I stepped on the front hem of my bridesmaid dress at my cousin's wedding and almost flashed my business 🤦‍♀️

It‘s basically men discovering the disadvantages of dresses

I'm from the Philippines and not a single priest even bothers to wear a collar or a habit. All our nuns do, but Filipino priests apparently are too good to wear one

There are the Traditional Catholic Friars. They go by the old rubrics. You were probably in a more modernist friary.

Benedict Joseph Miller I would say that is true of the older friars, but we younger friars tend to wear the habit all the time

@@cliffordhennings9787 same as here. We tend to do the same here.

@Benedict Joseph Miller My priest once told me how some priests to avoid harassment refuse to wear their collar in public, so he has to reprimand them and remind them of the cross they carry. I met a Franciscan friar once a few years ago who wore his ash grey habit but I agree it would be wonderful for friars to always wear their habits in public. This brother addresses this issue in his "Traveling in My Habit" video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZraGhNuKptbeoXk.html.

I work as a living historian, trying to do things in a hoop skirt or several petticoats is relatable too 🤣 I almost set my skirt on fire once 🤦‍♀️🤣

Feeling "different" in a habit, or any sort of uniform, has that distinctive effect. That's been clearly established through sociological studies over the years. Ask anyone who wears one to work (or live) in - different religious groups, such as Amish and Old Order Mennonites, and other Anabaptist groups; members of our Military, past and present; policemen and women, fire fighters (male and female) paramedics, nurses, especially the pre-1980's US nurses, when the traditional white uniforms and caps disappeared, in favor of the ubiquitous scrubs, sans caps. I have also worn many types of uniforms in my life. Beginning with the Brownie Girl Scouts in the early 60's; band uniforms in junior high and high school, demonstrating that I was musically talented; after high school, I worked as a waitress in a French restaurant for a short time, which had beautiful uniforms of brightly embroidered vests and skirts worn with white blouses, and tall, heavily starched white lace hats that made one feel like a queen! But, back to high school - for High School AFJrROTC, a 1970's womens' Air Force uniform - Navy blue skirt and matching jacket, light blue blouse, navy V-shaped "tie," with navy felt beret, and black leather tie oxfords, but with very different rank devices, patches and insignia from the Active duty personnel. Then there was my light blue and white student nurse uniform with white cap, showing light blue stripes in varying positions and quantity denoting advancing training levels; followed much later by surgical scrubs, first of my own choosing while going to the Community College in training to work in surgery; then those provided by whichever facility I was working at at the time. Each one had its own power to alter my posture, my attitude and even thought processes about myself and others, simply because the uniform demonstrated my acceptance by and membership in a specialized group of individuals, which excluded the majority of the general populace. That's a powerful feeling, and a significant change from one's "everyday self."

Is Brazil hotter than the Philippines?

Thank you for sharing brother. God welcomes all his prodigal sons and daughters

I am Indonesian, the habits just for nuns in Indobesia. .

smdani I see you in almost every catholic video. 😃🎀

smdani .."l..

Watching your video bought a smile to my face... I also wear a habit and I can relate to some of those scenarios... I think your videos are made with care and clarity, I have enjoyed watching a lot of them. Greetings brother Casey...

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Yo dawg I get what you mean, but even some of the most trad priests I know hug. It’s a sign of affection which priests should show toward each other and men they’re advising.

Lol so true!!!

Some of them are for sure! But I don't think the one with food or getting on a jacket necessarily apply to women's dresses.

@@BreakingInTheHabit Any dress with long full sleeves will have the problems you mention. Or of course a Japanese kimono.

Breaking In The Habit If you are wearing long bell sleeves it applies to women's clothing. There seem to be alot of tops with them. I like the look and, wear them so, I have to be careful when I eat. I usually hold the sleeve with my other hand.

@@BreakingInTheHabit Women's bathrobes have the voluminous sleeves that get in the way exactly the same way.

Exactly

Brother Alex I'm happy to hear from you. I keep following on Capuchin TV Kenya. I'm also hoping to join the Order

This is so true. Often as I am getting out of the car, my crown rosary is still hanging onto the automatic shift stick. Its so funny at times and annoying at other times. BFM

So true

Especially if Amun-Ra just signed off for the night and you flip on the CFL light fixture in the bathroom and it takes 4 Minutes and 33 seconds of 'pppp' sheet-music level of light before it gets bright enough to see in there....

Thanks!

Hahaha! And so as dominicans! 😂

Its funny

Rainier Avila Mier There are certain things we do without our habits. Riding a bike would be one of them.

I remember the "Don Camillo" movies. He was a force to be reckoned with on his bike, in a priest's soutane (is that the word?). ;-)

es vero, muito engraçado esse vídeo me vi nele kkkkk

I know exactly what you're talking about! I do the same thing when sitting down in tight places sometimes: I reach on both sides to fold the habit in only to find that my jeans are pretty snug!

Philip White i can relate to that. There were very few moments when I was not wearing my habit, and because I have been so uses to it. Even if I was not wearing it, I still would act like I was wearing it. Then I just laugh over it.

I find myself clasping my trouser leg as I go upstairs sometimes… a very odd sight!

As an altar boy I’m used to doing the same thing at mass with my cassock, although I’ve been wearing it a lot less than you have been wearing your habit.

😅Why would Friar Casey even *consider* flashing us? He'd lose all of his credibility if he did that.

"It's a kilt...if I worse something under it, THEN it would be a skirt..."

Glad to hear that you found this enjoyable!

@@BreakingInTheHabit Very enjoyable. And all your viewers are on the same page about this . Bless you, young friar. Keep up your walk in HIS Holy WAY and HIS Love Will continue to shine through you, thus bringing sooo many to our LORD and SAVIOUR .