“The body itself is pure. It is very good, but often a person’s intentions are not. Therefore, the problem with immodesty is not that it reveals too much, but that it obscures the value of the person. Modesty, then, is not about hiding one’s body but about revealing one’s worth. It is an invitation to contemplation. It conceals certain parts of the body not because they are bad, but in order to invite others to discover one’s full value as a person, thus opening a way toward love.”
