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 1 Intr   |              Is it legitimate for a Catholic in the West to view as a
 2 Pref   |           the spiritual sphere, the Catholic Church.~The propaganda directed
 3 Pref   |            obstacles as possible in Catholic circles to this deceitful "
 4 Pref   |      frequent relations between the Catholic Church and the schismatic
 5   1    |    governments, not only toward the Catholic Church but toward all other
 6   1    |            begins to appear for the Catholic Church in certain countries
 7   4    |              Pax," an in­fluential "Catholic" Polish movement of the
 8   4    |           in the Polish Diet of the Catholic group Znak, and Mr. A. Wielowieyski,
 9   5    |             re­sult in making every Catholic a born enemy of the regime,
10   5    |      government which required that Catholic preaching and teaching,
11   6, 2 |    patibility between Communism and Catholic doc­trine but also ‑ and
12   6, 2 |           most radical way with the Catholic concept of a personal God,
13   6, 2 |            Pius X, "Motu Propio" on Catholic Popular Action, Dec. 18,
14   7, 2 |          Church not agree then that Catholic preaching and teaching would
15   7, 2 |      extension of this principle in Catholic morality?~To this it can
16   7, 4 |          tion, according to which a Catholic could accept, without problems
17   7, 4 |           acts on the part of every Catholic. This is another proof of
18   7, 6 | distinctions, it is certain that no Catholic can collaborate, directly
19   9    |             moderate one ‑ with the Catholic Church.~ ~
20  10    |             conditions re­proved by Catholic morality, they would in
21 Summ, 3|            munist cause: Opinion in Catholic circles which formerly constituted