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503 7, 5 | extrinsic factors had not eliniinated them. And even so,
504 Pref | grow among certain corrupt elites. But with the multitudes,
505 | else
506 6, 2 | the compass of this vast empire are subject to the
507 Pref | West was only beginning to emerge from the period of the Cold
508 8 | society." (Letter to His Eminence Cardinal D. Carlos Carmelo
509 7, 7 | authorities, constituted as eminently a police organization and
510 4 | first page and with great emphasis, an "Open Letter to Dr.
511 6, 2 | whence the existence in the Empire, at least in a certain proportion,
512 Pref | against the United States employed useful innocents ‑ of an
513 1 | humanity.~c) This evolution encounters a serious hindrance in every
514 7, 1 | body.~With this, the best encouragement for work ceases, production
515 6, 2 | these vows hamper man's tendency to provide for himself?~
516 6, 2 | use does not consume." (Encylical Rerum Novarum). (St.Pius
517 6, 2 | of man.~Being naturally endowed with intelligence and with
518 3 | establishment and permanent endurance of Communism throughout
519 5 | making every Catholic a born enemy of the regime, so that to
520 7, 3 | the charge with redoubled energy and astuteness.~Then will
521 1 | formation of priests and to engage in a few social works.~ ~
522 Pref | one in Hungarian, four in English, two in Italian, and one
523 8 | word and action which they enjoy in the liberal regime in
524 8 | faithfully adhered to.~While enjoying full liberty in the present‑
525 7, 4 | despoiled, like those who enrich themselves with stolen goods.~
526 7, 1 | as a precious factor of enrichment and progress. It should
527 7, 1 | must be said that "onme ens appetit suum esse") look
528 1 | them, this was done only to ensure their more efficient destruction
529 Pref | and are firmly disposed to enter into the struggle against
530 7, 1 | corporation (collective entities of whom also it must be
531 6, 1 | sufficient unless it includes the enunciation and refutation of the objections
532 6, 2 | certain number of artificial environments which would represent for
533 7, 6 | of the Venerable Italian Episcopate against atheistic Communism,
534 7, 4 | with all of the atrocious episodes inherent to it, accompanied
535 7 | work, we have resolved several objections directly connected
536 1 | governmental attitude of intolerance, with respect to some religions,
537 6, 1 | the frank and efficient exercise of her apologetic function.~ ~
538 6, 2 | a room with only a flickering light and one in total darkness.
539 Pref | West is apparently being eroded by an economic and financial
540 6, 2 | are formed according to an erroneous model, which is incompatible
541 Pref | still other aspects of this escalation to be considered?~
542 Pref | overwhelming vision of the escalation of Communist power in the
543 7, 1 | that "onme ens appetit suum esse") look out, first of all,
544 6, 1 | refuting error is of the essence of religious liberalism.
545 6, 2 | speaking to them of God and the eternal destiny of man, and administering
546 6, 2 | considered, and human society are the holders respectively
547 Pref | malaise between Western Europe and the United States
548 4 | conceivable that it could eventually last for no short time.
549 | everyone
550 1 | open the way toward the evolutionary "disalienation" of the masses,
551 6, 2 | materialistic, relativistic, and evolutionist, collides in the most radical
552 6, 2 | catacombs. It would be exaggerated to say, for example, that
553 3 | propaganda proclaims with great exaggeration to the whole world, provides
554 6, 1 | course of history provides no example of pressure more complete
555 6, 1 | its full extension, let us examine it in its “reason for being"
556 6, 2 | exposition of these reasons would exceed the scope of this work.
557 8 | away from her fold. As His Excellency the Most Reverend Monsignor
558 6, 2 | stitution is not intrinsically excellent. Rather, one should tend
559 6, 2 | each individual, without exception, is a proprietor, or in
560 6, 2 | which grace attracts to exceptional ways. If this state were
561 6, 2 | up against the numerous excesses and abuses that beginning,
562 6, 2 | property in order to receive in exchange the freedom to instruct
563 6, 1 | violent action than that exercised by the Communist regimes
564 8 | cf section VI, no. 1), exert a profound influence over
565 7, 6 | ideologies; it has never existed, nor will it ever exist. " (
566 1 | religion continues to be inexorably the same in some Communist‑
567 7, 3 | such a great peril is to expect too much from a human factor.
568 6, 2 | the Communist‑Protestant experiences of certain collective bodies
569 10 | God. This, yes, is what exposes us to the wrath and chastisement
570 6, 2 | objections to the argument expounded under this letter "c":~Do
571 6, 2 | theless can legitimately express some surprise that they
572 7, 6 | there is, among others, this expressive pronouncement by Pope Paul
573 5 | conscience, tacitly or expressly, as a price for a minimum
574 5 | to the degree the Church extended her action She would be
575 4 | Oliveira," which was an extensive and indignant protest against
576 1 | masses, has the duty of exterminating radically all forms
577 7, 4 | legitimate defense against the exterminating action of a tyrannical
578 3 | proportions aimed at the radical extermination of the Church. But they
579 4 | its horrors, internal and external, conventional and thermo‑
580 Summ, 1 | Communism did not succeed in extinguishing the faith in the souls of
581 Summ, 7 | property be impossible to extirpate in certain regions of Europe
582 6, 2 | of it and with the blood extracted therefrom. It grows and
583 7, 4 | can reach inconceivable extremes. In short, it would be a
584 7, 5 | their intrinsic vitality if extrinsic factors had not eliniinated
585 Summ, 7 | whole truth shine before the eyes of all.~‑ Even though the
586 7, 6 | Le Rapport Ilitchev," by F.A.). And there appears in another
587 7, 1 | conquers sloth more easily, and faces obstacles and struggles
588 6, 2 | individuals.~ ~For greater facility of exposition, let us consider
589 5 | 5. Facing the Problem~ ~At first glance,
590 7, 4 | such a renunciation without failing in justice or charity to
591 6, 2 | resulted in spectacular failures.~***~These multiple arguments
592 8 | even when the thesis is faithfully adhered to.~While enjoying
593 6, 1 | people ends up by going farther, letting itself be permeated,
594 3 | victory of the Communists.~The fear that, in the case of such
595 6, 1 | implies the sincere and effective renunciation of the frank
596 7, 1 | continuous, powerful, and fecund to provide first of all
597 Pref | Vatican) but like it is the ferment that is spreading within
598 3 | according to their degree of fervor, optimism, or suspicion ‑
599 6, 2 | incompatible with true sanctification.~ ~b) FROM THE POINT OF
600 7, 6 | Leaving aside the more or less fictitious distinctions, it is certain
601 6, 2 | of nature, which even now fill us with wonder. These glorious
602 Pref | eroded by an economic and financial crisis, which is confused
603 2 | Church in these countries now finds two paths open:~a) to abandon
604 10 | that if Catholics become firm about the principle of pri
605 6, 2 | important to our theme: As we affirmed recently, this institution
606 Pref | confide in the Virgin, and are firmly disposed to enter into the
607 7, 4 | time, for example, that a fisherman or a hunter took something,
608 7 | foregoing exposition and which fit in more conveniently for
609 6, 2 | the principles of morality fixed, immutable, and in agree
610 3 | confessions are having trouble fixing an attitude toward Communism
611 Pref | spreading within the more flexible political spheres of Western
612 6, 2 | between a room with only a flickering light and one in total
613 6, 2 | room and one with only a flickering light is not as great as
614 Summ, 7 | spread of misery which would flow from the replacement of
615 Summ, 1 | the blood of the martyrs flowed abundantly, and Communism
616 6, 2 | this hot‑house intellectual flowering is entirely cut off from
617 4 | association "Pax," an influential "Catholic" Polish movement
618 7, 4 | however, there would not follow in any way the elimination
619 8 | of men fall away from her fold. As His Excellency the Most
620 4 | of these allegations now, followed, in each case, by the an
621 1 | do away with all clergy, forbid all worship, profession
622 5 | holders of power, far from forbidding worship and preaching, permitted
623 Pref | blind social and economic forces, or to the personalities,
624 Pref | If anyone had dared to forecast such calamities in the year
625 7, 4 | any moralist will easily foresee the immense train of difficulties
626 Pref | surreptitiously led Americans to forget the experience of the past
627 6, 2 | essential point frequently forgotten by those who treat the institution
628 | formerly
629 Pref | of Communism, which is as formidable as a giant, allows its
630 7, 2 | errors ‑ which succeed in deforming souls the most profoundly.
631 5 | note, however, that this formulation of the problem is oversimplified.
632 6, 2 | which there are not unequal fortunes, great, medium, and small,
633 7, 4 | upon a morally legitimate foundation, according to which
634 6, 1 | to the word of her Divine Founder, who said: 'He that is not
635 6, 1 | fective renunciation of the frank and efficient exercise
636 Summ, 7 | state as a pious fraud ("pia fraus"). It would be naive to
637 4 | not be able to circulate freely among them. in addition,
638 6, 2 | had been no patricians and freemen and society had been composed
639 1 | matters seems to have taken on fresh nuances.~In fact, while
640 8 | 8. Fruits of the Agreement: Skin‑deep
641 1 | proletariat. Indeed, the hope of a future life, promised to uncomplaining
642 1 | replaced by one of peaceful coexistence.~In other words,
643 1 | religions as well, has been painfully clear and consistent.~a)
644 7, 6 | Magistra" the condemnations fulminated by his predecessors against
645 1 | more than carry out the functions of worship and some catechesis.
646 7, 1 | and hunger.~This objection furnishes us with an occasion to consider
647 6, 2 | the teaching and sanctifying mission of the Church collides
648 9 | which Communism is already gaining in the Occident with its
649 3 | lines as the one in Poland ‑ gains ground among these Catholics,
650 1 | by their respective propaganda agencies), a governmental
651 10 | be recompensed or castigated in the other life, and,
652 6, 1 | This pragmatic skepticism generally passes on to the mentality
653 7, 4 | small private properties, generated in the depths of the natural
654 6, 2 | indirectly, but in a very genuine way. For when a great number
655 6, 2 | sincerely, and practice them genuinely.~It happens that the whole
656 Pref | nine in Portuguese, one in German, eleven in Spanish, three
657 Pref | Czechoslovakia, and East Germany; the Apostolic Letter Octogesima
658 6, 2 | does not result from a germination in the womb of the society.
659 7, 6 | it may seem that certain gestures of "detente" of the
660 7, 6 | the contrary.~These said gestures of John XXIII are restricted
661 1 | toward the religion or religions which have considerable
662 3 | only yesterday would have gladly died in regular armies or
663 6, 2 | fill us with wonder. These glorious exceptions, however, are
664 Pref | attaining to a large extent the goals at which they were aimed.~
665 6, 2 | with sanctification.~We are going to show that a society in
666 Pref | then, Communism has power, gold, and propaganda at its service.
667 1 | Sacraments and of preaching the Gospel to people who until now
668 1 | relations" between Communist Governments and the Church could
669 1 | the diverse religions was governed by these principles. This
670 1 | propaganda agencies), a governmental attitude of intolerance,
671 1 | seems to be undergoing a gradual change in other Communist‑
672 Summ, 4 | results which have been gradually and implacably achieved
673 Intr | a Communist regime may grant this marginal freedom to
674 7, 4 | the practice of justice.~Granted that the rights of property
675 Intr | proximity. Who can fail to grasp the direction and import
676 6, 2 | slaves, both in Rome and in Greece, to attain an elevated moral
677 1 | number of adherents is the Greek schismatic church currently
678 4 | Polish Diet of the Catholic group Znak, and Mr. A. Wielowieyski,
679 1 | besides this, the Church is grudgingly allowed to maintain courses
680 4 | and morality, offers no guarantee of being fulfilled. Thus,
681 3 | died in regular armies or guerrilla units to prevent the establishment
682 Pref | the ambitious who try to guess the trend of events so that
683 7, 6 | Soviet Russia are intended to guide the spirit in a sense different
684 6, 1 | force of environment and habit, leads the population to
685 7, 5 | relative. For more than half a century Communism has
686 Pref | Providence does not bring to a halt this immense process by
687 6, 2 | constitute it? Don't these vows hamper man's tendency to provide
688 1 | for the purpose of underhandedly transforming religion into
689 7 | with the various themes handled. We will now analyze other
690 6, 2 | practice them genuinely.~It happens that the whole notion of
691 4 | an investigation may perhaps appear questionable to some
692 1 | may not rebel against the hard living conditions imposed
693 Summ, 10| vivendi" have not disarmed the hatred of the Communists: this
694 4 | Church must be considered head‑on and can be resolved satisfactorily
695 Pref | they will have the help of Heaven with them, and will be able,
696 10 | Thus, to avoid wars and hecaturnbs, let us combat them in their
697 7, 1 | vigor.~This instinct, when held within proper bounds, should
698 6, 2 | deliver the individual like a helpless ant to the direction of
699 Pref | signing by the Vatican of the Helsinki accords.~Distinct from the
700 | Hence
701 | hereafter
702 | herself
703 Summ, 2 | refuse it, thus remaining in hiding. The making of this choice
704 1 | subsisting ecclesiastical hierarchies, for the purpose of under
705 7, 1 | it is by virtue of this hierarchy in charity that every man
706 1 | evolution encounters a serious hindrance in every religious myth.
707 6, 2 | are, as the name says, the hinges upon which all sanctity
708 9 | in the Occident with its hints at greater freedom in religious
709 7, 6 | materialistic conception of Histoi:y, its negation of the rights
710 Summ, 5 | property and the family, holding the abolition of these institutions
711 Pref | majority position in free and honest national elections.1~Accordingly,
712 4 | not for considerations of honor but out of political interest.~
713 6, 2 | the abuses of the priesthood.~There are many reasons
714 Summ, 7 | regime in a passing way, hoping that it would collapse from
715 7, 2 | example, cause revolt and horror, while partial injustices
716 1 | evolution is the supreme good of humanity.~c) This evolution encounters
717 10 | because I am meek, and humble of heart: and you shall
718 Pref | three in French, one in Hungarian, four in English, two in
719 7, 1 | struggle against misery and hunger.~This objection furnishes
720 7, 4 | example, that a fisherman or a hunter took something, from the
721 10 | immense population of slaves hurled into an animal promiscuity?~
722 6, 2 | in such a society is not identical with that of individuals
723 6, 2 | under other aspects, even identified with it. And it presupposes
724 10 | to this tactic, into what ignominy, into what abyss, into what
725 8 | for new generations of ill‑prepared and lukewarm Catholics
726 7, 7 | have been talking about is illicit, a pact of which they
727 7, 7 | contract to do something illicit. Thus, if the acceptance
728 Pref | declaredly leftist. The illusion that a truly peaceful coexistence
729 4 | altogether questionable.~To illustrate this point, we present some
730 10 | Mercy, whose channel is the immaculate Heart of Mary.~What the
731 Summ, 3 | toward Religion has been immensely beneficial for the Communist
732 6, 2 | to keep silent about the immorality of a complete community
733 6, 2 | principles of morality fixed, immutable, and in agreement with
734 7, 4 | natural order of things, as immutably indispensable to the spiritual
735 Summ, 10| and a Communist reaime is imnossible.~ ~Caption for picture of
736 Summ, 3 | formerly constituted an impassable wall for Communist propaganda
737 7, 4 | nations, and as an unshakeable imperative of the Law of God.~And because
738 6, 2 | any other way within the imperatives of her sublime mission.~ ~
739 6, 2 | much culture to exist in Imperial Rome where the majority
740 3 | countries with ideological imperialism ‑ plans which aim at an
741 10 | and morals, the official impiety of the laicist States, and
742 Summ, 4 | have been gradually and implacably achieved by international
743 4 | done to prevent its being implanted. Consequently, this study
744 6, 2 | adverse circumstances and by implanting propitious ones. On the
745 7, 7 | to the hypothesis of an implicit pact, it should be said ‑
746 5 | oversimplified. it makes one suppose~implicitly that the Communist government
747 6, 1 | accept a freedom which implies the sincere and effective
748 Intr | grasp the direction and import of such a scene?~Yet there
749 7, 1 | to the extent that it is impossible for him to act for
750 Pref | power in the world. And it imposes on us a question: Are there
751 Intr | acceptable possibility the imposition of such a Communist regime
752 10 | the tactic of successive impositions, a tactic inherent to its
753 7, 4 | accompanied by the general impoverishment and the inevitable
754 6, 1 | carries out the doctrinal impregnation of the masses with intransigence,
755 Pref | relaxing tensions" in a most impressive way in respect to its relations
756 Summ, 4 | relaxation of tensions (detente) inaugurated by Communism can only be
757 Summ, 1 | changing their tactics, inaugurating an era of limited tolerance,
758 Summ, 1 | During the course of dramatic incidents, the blood of the martyrs
759 10 | multitude of sins before God, inclining Him to turn away from us
760 6, 1 | is sufficient unless it includes the enunciation and refutation
761 6, 2 | view not only of the total incompatibility between Communism
762 6, 2 | noxious, would have been incomparably more so for the slaves
763 6, 2 | case, the light ‑ is always incomparably greater than that produced
764 7, 2 | valid for a State which is incompletely collectivized.~According
765 7, 4 | of the Church can reach inconceivable extremes. In short, it would
766 Pref | Add to this the fact that inconformity with Communism, intact in
767 Pref | face to face with these incontestable facts, do not recognize
768 7, 4 | properties would tend to increase ... To avoid the anti‑Communist
769 Pref | Communism were making ever‑increasing efforts to establish a regime
770 8 | in which the errors are inculcated by the State with much more
771 6, 1 | his milieu, and which is incumbent upon him in the most evident
772 3 | which is disoriented and indecisive and, for this same reason,
773 6, 2 | Such production is not the index of the culture of a nation,
774 7, 1 | Communism affirim that the individual exists primarily
775 1 | not benevolent at least indifferent. And the former regime of
776 4 | which was an extensive and indignant protest against this essay
777 6, 2 | which favors nonproprietors indirectly, but in a very genuine
778 7, 6 | collaborate, directly or indirectly, with the Communists, for
779 6, 2 | also indispensable to the individual as well as to the common
780 6, 2 | every man, his neighbor individually considered, and human soci
781 6, 1 | an untiring and explicit indoctrination repeated at every opportunity.~
782 7, 1 | production necessarily falls, and indolence and misery become generalized
783 6, 2 | matters leads directly and ineluctably to the principle of private
784 7, 4 | impoverishment and the inevitable uncertainties regarding
785 4 | evil. And the problem will inevitably arise; if the Church can
786 10 | international Communism, with inexorable intransigence, proceeds
787 1 | of their activities;~‑ to infiltrate Communists into subsisting
788 6, 1 | this fact exerts a profound influence upon the development
789 9 | important and urgent to inform public opinion about the
790 Pref | action, some of whom were ingenuous and others declaredly leftist.
791 6, 2 | number of rights. Accordingly, he has the right to seek
792 1 | tolerance, which although initially malevolent, later became,
793 7, 2 | Declared error and brutal injustice, for example, cause revolt
794 7, 2 | and horror, while partial injustices and partial errors are more
795 Pref | useful innocents ‑ of an innocence at times contestable, but
796 Pref | United States employed useful innocents ‑ of an innocence at times
797 6, 2 | who are not proprietors go insane in a society where there
798 6, 2 | and love of the Law are inseparable from the knowledge and love
799 10 | In the face of the insidious suggestions of international
800 Pref | the personalities, both insipid and monstrous, who at those
801 8 | the State with much more insistence than in the laicist,
802 8 | as a model and source of inspiration for their whole way of thinking,
803 1 | countries, such as, for instance, China, this attitude seems
804 6, 2 | one should tend in most instances to think the contrary: “
805 7, 1 | collectivization.~Every man tries by an instinctive movement which is continuous,
806 6, 2 | love God without being instructed about the principle of private
807 6, 1 | its influence except by instructing the faithful about the evils
808 Pref | ecumenism has provided the instrumentality for establishing increasingly
809 6, 2 | for this cultivation his instruments of labor. In short, it is
810 7, 1 | the only means ‑ obviously insufficient ‑ that the Public Power
811 Pref | inconformity with Communism, intact in the West, has done nothing
812 7, 4 | and every time that an intellectual or a manual laborer
813 6, 2 | the right formation of the intellect and will is, under various
814 7, 6 | relation to Soviet Russia are intended to guide the spirit in a
815 2 | said, the present article intends to take up.~ ~
816 3 | it is for it to be more intense among the so‑called leftist
817 3 | this phenomenon may be intensified further, probably leading
818 10 | insidious suggestions of international Communism, may
819 Pref | Among those persons interested in the problem of the relation
820 Pref | certain that Providence will intervene.~When this panorama is considered
821 6, 2 | proper cultural life is intimately connected with our theme.~
822 1 | governmental attitude of intolerance, with respect to
823 3 | the ramparts of solid and intransigent opposition to Communism
824 7, 5 | lasted still longer by their intrinsic vitality if extrinsic factors
825 5 | for the Church under a Cominunist regime? In other words,
826 1 | roughly) that the country was invaded by Nazi armies, the conduct
827 Pref | is devoted exclusively to investigating whether, and under what
828 4 | The usefulness of such an investigation may perhaps appear questionable
829 6, 1 | already of itself a tremendous invitation to apostasy.~The Communist
830 7, 6 | mean changing one's opinion in respect to this disease,
831 6, 2 | goods distinguishes him from irrational animals: "Man has not only
832 Pref | part of the world which is irreducibly Communist. In this way,
833 6, 2 | because he has a soul that man irrefragably tends to be an owner.
834 Pref | it is consummated, to be irreversible to so many pusillanimous
835 7, 4 | accompanied by the general impoverishment and the inevitable uncertainties
836 7, 2 | semi‑Pelagianism, Protestism than Jansenism, the brutal
837 7, 5 | so anti-natural, its existence is necessarily ephemeral.
838 6, 1 | Discorsi e Radiomessagi,” Vol. IX, p.393). Pius XI expressed
839 7, 2 | Pelagianism, Protestism than Jansenism, the brutal Revolution than
840 6, 2 | the mandate of Our Lord Jesus Christ, teaching that whole,
841 6, 1 | very vivid way by the majority of the people.~Accordingly,
842 7, 6 | signifies a modification of the judgment expressed about the errors
843 7, 4 | after having described and justified this continuous revival
844 6, 2 | sanctification of men.~To justify this thesis, we should recall
845 7, 6 | anti-Communist position." (Khrushchev, cf. telegram of March 11,
846 4 | fact is, it has. The weekly Kierunki of Warsaw, edited by the
847 5 | her action She would be killing the regime. This means that
848 6, 1 | overflowing with charity and kindness toward those who go astray,
849 Pref | spirits.~I advise certain kinds of people not to read this
850 Pref | detente" promoted by Nixon and Kissinger between the West and the
851 Pref | and which bears various labels, is aimed at bringing about
852 7, 4 | intellectual or a manual laborer produced more than the indispensable
853 1 | promised to uncomplaining laborers as a reward for their patience,
854 6, 2 | government was by no means lacking in the resources needed
855 7, 6 | of "detente" of the late lamented Pope John XXIII in relation
856 7, 3 | confiscation and restore lands to small proprietors in
857 Pref | transformations and attaining to a large extent the goals at which
858 | last
859 7, 6 | tures of "detente" of the late lamented Pope John XXIII
860 1 | Catholics following the Latin Rite, while in Yugoslavia,
861 6, 1 | morality. The institutions, laws, culture, and customs of
862 8 | of the Church against the lay State. However, they did
863 8 | most profound and authentic layers of their mentality. After
864 3 | priests, monks, nuns, and laymen ‑ to resist Communism to
865 7, 6 | a moral one." (Article "Le Rapport Ilitchev," by F.A.).
866 1 | run, according to the malleability of the population, close
867 Pref | with the smiling Soviet leaders of the post‑Stalinist era.~
868 3 | intensified further, probably leading entire nations to catastrophic
869 10 | Heart of Him who said: "Learn of Me, because I am meek,
870 4 | suits them, they will unleash against it the most brutal
871 6, 2 | and the social problem, leave not the least doubt about
872 7, 6 | edition the following: "Leaving aside the more or less fictitious
873 5 | regime and to reestablish legally private property and the
874 6, 2 | way, we nevertheless can legitimately express some surprise that
875 5 | considered in itself, the problem of coexistence between the
876 Pref | involve making this study too lengthy. Therefore, we will not
877 1 | complete adherence to Marxism‑Leninism, which continues to be the
878 6, 2 | And it is in this, say Leo XIII and St. Pius X, that
879 7, 6 | nor will it ever exist. " (Leonid Ilitchev, Secretary of the
880 6, 1 | ends up by going farther, letting itself be permeated, as
881 6, 2 | elevated moral and cultural level?~ The difference between
882 5 | could the Church accept this liberty of action in order
883 8 | advantage of the unrestricted liberty of word and action which
884 7, 1 | fundamental element of Catholic social doctrine, would be
885 3 | crossroad, and brings into relief the importance of studying
886 6, 1 | unmasking the sowers of lies. . ." (Christmat~Radio Message
887 6, 2 | difference between a brightly lighted room and one with only a
888 7, 1 | destroyed (cf. AAS, Vol. LIII pp. 414‑415).~Indeed, it
889 1 | Catholics should follow was likewise simple and clear‑cut.~Persecuted
890 7, 1 | more sharply against its limitations and grows in sharpness
891 6, 2 | scope of this work. Let us limit ourselves to the explanation
892 6, 2 | erty, and moreover of its limitation, there is no right knowledge
893 1 | Communist procedure, the line of conduct that Catholics
894 3 | Communism ‑ along the same lines as the one in Poland ‑ gains
895 10 | yield to them?~Oh, men of little faith! We would like to
896 6, 2 | If this state were to be lived by a whole society, it
897 7, 3 | sense of property is very lively in some regions of Europe.
898 Summ, 4 | or to achieve the psychological demobilization of the West,
899 7, 1 | ens appetit suum esse") look out, first of all, directly
900 6, 2 | This way of looking at the teaching and sancti
901 6, 2 | fulfill the mandate of Our Lord Jesus Christ, teaching that
902 Pref | and, on the other hand, it loses them. In the face of these
903 7, 4 | however, there would not follow in any way the elimination
904 8 | generations of ill‑prepared and lukewarm Catholics would arise, perhaps
905 7, 6 | of Orvieto ‑ AAS, Vol. LV, p. 752).~The Osservatore
906 6, 1 | but very vivid way by the majority of the people.~Accordingly,
907 Intr | the front cover of this magazine. It shows a Communist demonstration
908 Pref | than thirty newspapers and magazines in eleven different countries.~
909 6, 2 | abuses that beginning, in the main, in the nineteenth century,
910 3 | to Communism previously maintained unanimously by those who
911 6, 2 | rather than in advocating or maintaining a political, social, or
912 6, 2 | Imperial Rome where the majority of the population consisted
913 | makes
914 1 | short run, according to the malleability of the population,
915 Pref | three of them‑ a) there is a malaise between Western Europe
916 1 | which although initially malevolent, later became, if not benevolent
917 7, 3 | personal property would normally provide an adequate shield
918 6, 2 | him from irrational animals: "Man has not only the simple
919 3 | overthrow any such regime that managed to gain power, today no
920 Pref | Moscow have accumulated, managing to work immense transformations
921 6, 2 | given earthly government demanded, as a condition for the
922 Pref | scene. And as these events manifest themselves now, they impose
923 Pref | in its causes and in its manifestations; c) finally, in another
924 6, 2 | therefrom. It grows and manifests itself outside of society
925 6, 2 | God, who promulgated for mankind a Law which contains all
926 7, 4 | that an intellectual or a manual laborer produced more than
927 Intr | nist regime may grant this marginal freedom to the Church for
928 6, 1 | principles can profoundly mark the peoples who live in
929 7, 1 | misery in a world situation marked by the progress of collectivization.~
930 1 | accept everything, even martyrdom, in order to avoid the implantation
931 Summ, 1 | incidents, the blood of the martyrs flowed abundantly, and
932 6, 2 | and intellectual levels: marvels of grace in the moral plane,
933 10 | the immaculate Heart of Mary.~What the Mother of Mercy
934 6, 1 | error underall the forms, masks, and disguises in which
935 6, 2 | century, have occurred in the matter of private property.
936 3 | that this danger may not materialize, since in certain Communist
937 6, 1 | XXIX, p. 1 , 63). The false maxim that teaching the truth
938 4 | Wiez by authors Mr. Tadeuz Mazowiecky, senior editor of that
939 6, 1 | their souls.~In order to measure the power of this formative
940 3 | believe that accepting immediately without further resistance
941 6, 2 | unequal fortunes, great, medium, and small, it behooves
942 10 | Learn of Me, because I am meek, and humble of heart: and
943 7, 4 | the effects of a brutal menace to the common welfare; their
944 Pref | would be impossible not to mention three of them‑ a) there
945 7, 3 | risk? To suppose that the mere routine and natural sense
946 6, 1 | intransigence, amplitude, and method. And this is complemented
947 3 | the horrors it suffered in Mexico, Spain, Russia, Hungary,
948 Intr | front of the Cathedral in Milan which occurred during the
949 7, 5 | such a regime would become milder and would, as a consequence,
950 Pref | subordinated to Moscow.~As milestones of this diplomatic and religious
951 7, 6 | is quite evident that the militant Church has not renounced,
952 6, 1 | love of the priest to his milieu, and which is incumbent
953 6, 2 | recognized, She must ‑ due to her militant nature ‑ fight against the
954 7, 3 | as if with the mother's milk, by the simple teaching
955 | million
956 1 | masses, has the duty of exterminating radically all forms of religion,
957 Summ, 10| for picture of Cardinal Mindzenty~Cardinal Mindszenty, ex‑
958 5 | expressly, as a price for a minimum of legal freedom for
959 6, 2 | is in a certain way the mirror of the Divine Sanctity.
960 7, 1 | view of her sanctifying mission, let us now consider
961 6, 1 | presented." (Encyclical "Mit Brennender Sorge" of March
962 7, 2 | Liberalism, Communism than a mitigated Socialism. Besides this,
963 10 | Augustine says, the sins committed by nations cannot be recompensed
964 2 | problem which is posed at this moment for the consciences
965 9 | Communist regime ‑ even though a moderate one ‑ with the Catholic
966 7, 6 | her concerns, signifies a modification of the judgment expressed
967 2 | aforementioned countries having been modified to a certain extent, the
968 6, 1 | methods, more brutal in its moments of violent action than that
969 3 | over ‑ bishops, priests, monks, nuns, and laymen ‑ to resist
970 6, 1 | order are coherent and monolithic ‑ in truth and goodness
971 8 | Excellency the Most Reverend Monsignor Angelo Dell'Acqua, Substitute
972 6, 1 | this metaphysics and this morality.~A regime by the very
973 7, 4 | Starting from this point, any moralist will easily foresee the
974 7, 6 | remedies to a contagious and mortal disease does not mean changing
975 Pref | from the twofold "detente" (Moscow-Washington and Moscow‑Vatican) but
976 8 | Carmelo de Vasconcellos Motta, then Archbishop of Sao
977 6, 2 | Rerum Novarum). (St.Pius X, "Motu Propio" on Catholic Popular
978 5 | presented in the general formulation above. We must see what
979 6, 2 | a personal God, who promulgated for mankind a Law which
980 7, 1 | have possessions, and to multiply them, is a great stimulus
981 10 | this hour could cover a multitude of sins before God, inclining
982 5 | expressly, as a price for a minimum of legal freedom for the
983 7, 4 | the establishment of a community of goods upon a morally
984 | My
985 | myself
986 Pref | that public opinion was mysteriously put to sleep, but by no
987 4 | collaborator. ("Otwarcie na Wschod," Wiez, Nos. 11‑12,
988 6, 2 | cardinal virtues are, as the name says, the hinges upon which
989 6, 2 | collides with a preliminary objection. If any given
990 7, 5 | extrinsic factors had not eliniinated them. And even so, how costly
991 3 | establishment of Communism in their native countries or to overthrow
992 1 | the country was invaded by Nazi armies, the conduct of the
993 3 | synthesis, then, in all or in nearly all of the countries not
994 6, 2 | equally unacceptable, for the necessity of tolerating a lesser evil
995 6, 2 | lacking in the resources needed to construct a certain number
996 6, 2 | himself the things that he needs and to appropriate them
997 7, 6 | conception of Histoi:y, its negation of the rights of the person,
998 6, 1 | that the answer must be negative, in view of the persuasive
999 6, 2 | formed according to an erroneous model, which is incompatible
1000 6, 1 | monolithic ‑ in truth and goodness as in the Europe of the
1001 6, 2 | well as the tedium, the neurosis, and the suicides which
1002 | nevertheless
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