Show Notes
BRENDAN OPTION 151
“If God intended men to wear shorts He would’ve given us the legs for it””.
“The Catholic Church is not conducting some sort of ongoing sly, concealed program against Catholics who are attracted to their own sex”.
Join Fr. Brendan Kilcoyne for episode 151 of 'The Brendan Option' where he discusses elegance in dress code.
“I’m making an argument for elegance in a comparatively ugly age”.
“We could have it all. There’s so much that is good about the modern age, but aesthetically not so much”.
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