(Part one of two)  Thank you Heidi! “Spiritual and Liturgical Terrorism"?  Really?... Apparently, ritual male choreography is territorially threatened when feminine dynamics are introduced.—Tobias65  As early as 1948 Ronald Knox presented the Mass as a liturgical dance . . . but by men, of course.  That was ok.  Google “Ronald Knox on liturgical dance.”  How easy “alternate facts” interfere with current Church politics.

should handsome young men (priests, deacons, etc.) be dressed in white robes and put on display in church, or do only the elderly belong before the altar to avoid occasions of sinful thoughts among the congregation?—Shar_M

not to mention, the old Solemn High Mass was a very choreographed dance routine. The deacon does this, the subdeacon that, the celebrant does other things. it was a slow moving stylized dance, but a dance all the same.—DoninKansas