Chap., §
1 Intr | it is possible to have a Communist regime in which the Church
2 Intr | the imposition of such a Communist regime in his own nation?~
3 Intr | evils: nuclear warfare and Communist domination.~If it is licit
4 Intr | a partial liberty under Communist domination, perhaps the
5 Intr | this magazine. It shows a Communist demonstration in front of
6 Intr | essay, "The Church and the Communist State, the Impossible Coexistence."~ ~
7 Pref | between the capitalist and communist worlds. At that time, a
8 Pref | between the Church and the Communist regimes continued to gain
9 Pref | full rigor throughout the Communist world.~This study was written
10 Pref | between the West and the Communist nations continues obstinately.
11 Pref | between the Church and the Communist world, it is not superfluous
12 Pref | succeeds in prevailing, the non‑communist world will have taken an
13 Pref | more "ductile" part of the Communist world will perhaps have
14 Pref | world which is irreducibly Communist. In this way, they would
15 Pref | vision of the escalation of Communist power in the world. And
16 Pref | raised up around the supposed Communist omnipotence, see with full
17 Pref | between the Church and the Communist regimes, this work aims
18 Pref | absolute rejection of the Communist onslaughts. And it constitutes
19 Pref | freedom of the Church in a Communist State.~Before taking up
20 Pref | between the Church and the Communist regime is licit in states
21 Pref | and nations subject to the Communist yoke.~Since each of these
22 1 | long time, the attitude of Communist governments, not only toward
23 1 | religious myth. As a result, the Communist State, which through the
24 1 | available to the State and the Communist Party.~From the time the
25 1 | Party.~From the time the Communist dictatorship took power
26 1 | thereafter.~2. In view of this Communist procedure, the line of conduct
27 1 | between its doctrine and the Communist ideology, the Church had
28 1 | The "relations" between Communist Governments and the Church
29 1 | olic opinion in every non‑Communist country rose as a great
30 1 | on, the attitude of some Communist Governments with regard
31 1 | while the attitude of the Communist governments toward religion
32 1 | exorably the same in some Communist‑dominated countries, such
33 1 | gradual change in other Communist‑dominated countries, such
34 1 | Russia.~Thus, in these latter Communist‑dominated countries (as
35 2 | Problem~ ~The behavior of the Communist authorities in the aforementioned
36 2 | open, coexisting with the Communist regime in accordance with
37 3 | problem for the nations under Communist regimes is obvious.~It seems
38 3 | particularly with regard to Communist plans for penetrating these
39 3 | that, in the case of such a Communist victory, the Church will
40 3 | change in attitude of some Communist governments toward the various
41 3 | religious tolerance which some Communist governments practice at
42 3 | religious policy of certain Communist governments, a condition
43 3 | fighting to the end against Communist penetration only to fall
44 3 | the people still free of a Communist or quasi‑Communist regime,
45 3 | of a Communist or quasi‑Communist regime, could prevent the
46 3 | a weakening in the anti-Communist attitude can be found in
47 3 | countries not yet subject to the Communist yoke, millions of Catholics
48 3 | religious tolerance of some Communist governments has placed the
49 4 | religious tolerance is merely a Communist maneuver and, therefore,
50 4 | between the Church and a Communist regime cannot be taken seriously.
51 4 | make it necessary for some Communist governments to adopt a more
52 4 | recognize, however, that the Communist State may not take such
53 4 | religious tolerance of the Communist State is certainly not based
54 4 | short time. Therefore the Communist authority might possibly
55 4 | does not exist in the non‑Communist Occidental nations. The
56 4 | reprecussions in areas under Communist domination. Now, to answer
57 4 | is, the acceptation of a Communist regime or modern warfare
58 4 | coexistence between the Communist regime and the Church must
59 5 | Church and a "tolerant" Communist regime might be stated as
60 5 | given country living under a Communist government and regime, the
61 5 | suppose~implicitly that the Communist government would not impose
62 5 | problem in the case of a Communist government which required
63 5 | practice as a result of communist domination, and for this
64 5 | any attempt to abolish the Communist regime and to reestablish
65 6, 1 | invitation to apostasy.~The Communist State, sectarian and committed
66 6, 1 | than that exercised by the Communist regimes over the peoples
67 6, 1 | are under their yoke.~In a Communist State, the regime is so
68 6, 2 | with the natural order. Communist "culture," considered in
69 6, 2 | But let us imagine that a Communist State were to give the Church
70 6, 2 | property, such as occurs in a Communist regime.~ ~But someone will
71 6, 2 | perpetual struggle against the Communist society where it flourished,
72 6, 2 | community of goods. And the Communist society would be in a perpetual
73 7, 1 | of temporal welfare, in a Communist State by the silence of
74 7, 2 | reports of the press, some Communist governments have expressed
75 7, 4 | In the hypothesis of a Communist inspired tyranny, prepared
76 7, 4 | problems of conscience, the Communist regime.~This proposition
77 7, 4 | increase ... To avoid the anti‑Communist revolution yet again, it
78 7, 4 | springing up at every moment in Communist countries as in others,
79 7, 4 | between the Church and the Communist State.~ ~
80 7, 6 | 1963.~ Furthermore, from Communist sources also there has been
81 7, 6 | in fact, into the anti-Communist position." (Khrushchev,
82 7, 6 | peaceful coexistence of the Communist and bourgeois ideas constitutes
83 7, 7 | accept coexistence with some Communist regime, She could do so
84 7, 7 | naive to imagine that the Communist authorities, constituted
85 8 | hypothesis normal.~Now, in a Communist regime, in which the errors
86 8 | would be tolerated by any Communist regime has not the slightest
87 9 | peaceful coexistence of a Communist regime ‑ even though a moderate
88 10 | of private property, the Communist powers, losing all hope
89 10 | agreeing to live under the Communist yoke in conditions reproved
90 Summ, 1 | After a while, certain Communist governments began changing
91 Summ, 2 | change of procedure by the Communist authorities in some countries,
92 Summ, 2 | To accept a pact with the Communist regime, or to refuse it,
93 Summ, 2 | harmonious relations with a Communist regime?”~ ~
94 Summ, 3 | constituted an impassable wall for Communist propaganda became divided
95 Summ, 5 | 5 If a Communist regime were to offer freedom
96 Summ, 6 | about the errors of the Communist regime, thus creating the
97 Summ, 7 | under the pressure of a Communist state, the Church would
98 Summ, 7 | could the Church accept a Communist regime in a passing way,
99 Summ, 7 | of the Holy See with the Communist countries are on a different
100 Summ, 7 | lack of declarations from Communist sources to the same effect.~‑
101 Summ, 7 | accept coexistence with a Communist state as a pious fraud ("
102 Summ, 8 | pact of the Church with a Communist regime, under the conditions
103 Summ, 10| between the Church and a Communist reaime is imnossible.~ ~
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