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 1 Forew            |           the Vatican secretary of state, written on behalf of Pius
 2 Forew            |           Church and the Communist State: The Impossible Coexistence (
 3 Forew            |                    Such a terrible state of affairs is of first concern
 4 Forew,  Intr     |           the Vatican secretary of state, said to Carlos Carmelo
 5     1,     1     |         world today - those of the State, family, economy, culture,
 6     1,     3,   4|          gradually driven toward a state of affairs which is taking
 7     1,     3,   5|   Renaissance~            This new state of soul contained a powerful
 8     1,     3,   5| transposition to the sphere of the State of the "reform" the more
 9     1,     3,   5|            of the abolition of the State itself after a transitional
10     1,     3,   5|      public sees dictatorship as a state of affairs in which a leader
11     1,     3,   5|         But in either case, such a state of affairs is still a dictatorship.~           
12     1,     3,   5|             the omnipotence of the State;~            – the concentration
13     1,     3,   5|               the concentration of state power in the hands of a
14     1,     3,   5|           we see dictatorship as a state of affairs in which the
15     1,     3,   5|       subjecting everything to the State. In short, it favors the
16     1,     4     |             it reached its present state of paroxysm.~           
17     1,     6,   1|        Luther, all the tendencies, state of soul, and imponderables
18     1,     6,   5|            the union of Church and State, they live with indifference
19     1,     6,   6|           have reached its present state in the absence of such conspirators
20     1,     7,   1|           an illegitimate power or state of things. (We have purposely
21     1,     7,   1|        groups tried to~establish a state of things analogous to the
22     1,     7,   2|                      A soul in the state of grace possesses all virtues
23     1,     7,   2|           institutions, and of the State itself according to the
24     1,     7,   2|      purpose of society and of the State is virtuous life in common.
25     1,     7,   2|            of God. Society and the State have, then, a sacral purpose. 20~           
26     1,     7,   2|         souls, but society and the State have instrumental means
27     1,     7,   3|     between the individual and the State, as well as of the privileges
28     1,     7,   3|           international order. The State is constituted by an independent
29     1,     7,   3|           single race, people, and state. 28~            l. Equality
30     1,     7,   3|     ultimate aim is to establish a state of things wherein complete
31     1,     7,   3|    anarchic utopia of Marxism is a state of things in which the human
32     1,     7,   3|          in a society with neither state nor government. ~           
33     1,     9     |         the majority are in such a state of soul, the Revolution
34     1,    10,   2|           profoundly revolutionary state of spirit. It suffices to
35     1,    11,   1|         create in the multitudes a state of soul that~ignores morality
36     1,    11,   2|       being-was everything and the State nothing, or almost nothing,
37     1,    11,   2|      potential predominance of the State and the formation of cliques
38     1,    11,   2|   Conception of the Masses and the State ~            Already in
39     1,    11,   2|   conception of the masses and the State. According to this~concept,
40     1,    11,   2|  impeccable means of action is the State, their infallible means
41     1,    11,   3|          alone, the masses, or the State, it is in man that the Revolution
42     2,     2,   2|         all aspects of society and State, of culture and life, out
43     2,     7,   3|        lack of sense as a chief of state who, in face of enemy troops
44     2,     8,   3|        when he had fallen into the state where he would fain have
45     2,    11,   1|       concept of man, society, the State, history, culture, and so
46     2,    11,   1|         aimed at a very widespread state of spirit that often makes
47     2,    11,   1|          to oppose communism. This state of spirit springs from the
48     2,    11,   1|        economic egalitarianism and state control, can be noted in
49     2,    11,   1|           banking dependent on the State. The State intervenes in
50     2,    11,   1|        dependent on the State. The State intervenes in wages, rents,
51     2,    12,   2|        what we have said above. To state the contrary would be to
52     2,    12,   9|             for instance, are in a state of soul in which they begin
53     3,     2,   1|     recently subjected to complete state capitalism, continues to
54     3,     2,   1|            objective of the Soviet state,” as established in the
55     3,     2,   4|          open to the light....This state of uncertainty also reigns
56     3,     3,   1|           crisis, the hypertrophic state will be victim of its own
57     3,     3,   1|     scientistic and cooperationist state of things in which - so
58     3,     3,   2|            the road to this tribal state of things must pass through
59     3,     3,   2|      movements that this atrophied state permits. "Savage thought," 89
60  Post            |           Brizola, Governor of the State of Rio de Janeiro, has already
61  Post            |      service of the Secretariat of State, the still very young Father
62  Post            |      service in the Secretariat of State: as undersecretary from
63  Post            |            Church in the Communist State” (third enlarged edition,