Sometimes when I go to church, I wonder where the reverence has gone. On a typical Sunday I can see people chewing gum during Mass and when they come to receive communion, continually talking, laughing, coming to church in T-shirts with monster pictures on them, leaving immediately after communion, and often dressed immodestly by Christian standards. Even in general conversation, the name of the Lord is used irreverently. All I ask is that you reflect upon what the Church teaches and believes regarding reverence, coupled with the writings of the Church Fathers and what the Holy Scriptures say, and see how truly reverent you are in light of everything said.
Reverence is a feeling of deep respect, love, awe, and esteem shown for someone or something sacred.
True reverence flows out of a relationship of loving union with God. The more humble you are, the more reverent you will be, because in your humility you realize that God is everything and that you are nothing. Thus, true reverence is not so much something that we do, a demeanor that we portray, but rather an attitude that flows out of an humble heart in its experience of loving union with the Lord of the universe. Let's begin with reverence for the name of God. As Charismatics, I don't think that cursing is generally a problem.