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1503 Summ | Summary~
1504 Pref | commenting on them.~ ~In summation, then, Communism has power,
1505 7, 1 | thwarted but, on the contrary, supported and taken advantage
1506 Pref | Communist world, it is not superfluous to call to mind some great
1507 6, 2 | upon which all sanctity is supported. For a soul to sanctify
1508 Pref | publicity raised up around the supposed Communist omnipotence,
1509 4 | nothing prevents us from supposing that manifestations in
1510 7, 4 | created them nor can validly suppress them), what is the solution
1511 1 | which have not yet been suppressed, an attitude of odious tolerance,
1512 8 | in appearance and on the surface, and Communists in the most
1513 Pref | power to be overtaken or surpassed by the Russians.~If anyone
1514 7, 4 | reserved for himself the surplus, there would be constituted
1515 6, 2 | legitimately express some surprise that they are not much greater,
1516 Pref | pacifistic optimism, which surreptitiously led Americans to forget
1517 6, 2 | tends to fight for its own survival by destroying adverse circumstances
1518 3 | the Church is allowed to survive, even though reduced to
1519 7, 3 | that the Church should suspend for years on end the exercise
1520 3 | of fervor, optimism, or suspicion ‑continue to believe that
1521 7, 1 | said that "onme ens appetit suum esse") look out, first of
1522 8 | will allow themselves to be swept along in an even much greater
1523 4 | in each case, by the answers that can be made to them:~
1524 Summ, 10| Primate of Hungary, is a symbol of heroic resistance to
1525 3 | materialism and atheism, are in sympathy with the economic and social
1526 3 | aspects of Communism!~In synthesis, then, in all or in nearly
1527 7, 7 | become immediately aware of systematic violation of such a pact.~ ~
1528 6, 2 | which constitute it? Don't these vows hamper man's
1529 2 | regime in accordance with a tacit "modus vivendi";~b) or to
1530 5 | accepted, in all conscience, tacitly or expressly, as a price
1531 6, 1 | truth does not require attacking or refuting error is of
1532 4 | weekly Wiez by authors Mr. Tadeuz Mazowiecky, senior editor
1533 7, 6 | Catholicism and Marxism." (Palmiro Tagliatti, cf telegram of March 21,
1534 6, 2 | necessities of tomorrow by taking possession of the ground,
1535 6, 2 | disposes arbitrarily of the talents, the work, and of the production
1536 7, 7 | conditions we have been talking about is illicit, a pact
1537 7, 6 | quite evident that the militant Church has not renounced,
1538 Pref | the Cold War.~The special targets of the "pacifistic" Soviet
1539 1 | dictatorship of the proletariat should open the way toward
1540 7, 1 | sharply against its limitations and grows in sharpness and
1541 1 | to be the only doctrine taught and accepted officially
1542 5 | the Church full freedom to teach her doctrine, since this
1543 8 | spread and defend all of the teachings of the Church against the
1544 7, 7 | powerful resources of modern technology, would not become immediately
1545 6, 2 | Communism, as well as the tedium, the neurosis, and the suicides
1546 7, 4 | is the solution for the tension resulting therefrom?~
1547 Pref | supposed Communist omnipotence, see with full clarity that
1548 1 | to the world that it intended to do away with all religions,
1549 4 | preliminary allegations tending to avoid the study of the
1550 6, 1 | complete in its doctrinal content, more subtle and multiform
1551 6, 2 | have occurred in the matter of private property. But
1552 5 | purely and simply in these terms, the answer is necessarily
1553 4 | with all of its horrors, internal and external, conventional
1554 7, 6 | freedom to fight against her terrible adversary.~
1555 Pref | numbers, to attack this terribly great and ridiculously weak
1556 8 | Paulo, on the occasion of Thanksgiving Day of 1956). What
1557 6, 2 | obtained in this way, we nevertheless can legitimately express
1558 | thence
1559 Pref | first place by groups of theologians and men of action, some
1560 6, 2 | experience contradicts this theoretical conclusion, since among
1561 7, 6 | diagnosis, one wishes to apply therapeutics, that is, after the doc
1562 | thereafter
1563 4 | external, conventional and thermo‑nuclear. In such an event,
1564 7, 4 | morality, in the position of a thief. And those persons who receive
1565 7, 1 | indispensable. And the same thing holds in connectionwith
1566 8 | inspiration for their whole way of thinking, of being, and of behaving.
1567 6, 2 | coexistence.~ ~3. In regard to the third condition, it seems to us
1568 Pref | transcription in more than thirty newspapers and magazines
1569 Pref | United States that gravely threatens the Atlantic alliance; b)
1570 7, 1 | proper bounds, should not be thwarted but, on the contrary, sup
1571 6, 2 | such a society is not identical with that of individuals
1572 7, 6 | multiple aspects of its dialectics, Communism concedes nothing
1573 7, 4 | having described and justified this continuous revival
1574 Pref | left. And the more "ductile" part of the Communist world
1575 2 | existence it has led up till now behind the Iron Curtain,
1576 7, 4 | defense against the exterminating action of a tyrannical power
1577 Pref | will perhaps have taken a tiny step toward the regime of
1578 7, 1 | everything in favor of a proportional diffusion of riches in the
1579 5 | between the Church and a "tolerant" Communist regime might
1580 6, 2 | unacceptable, for the necessity of tolerating a lesser evil cannot lead
1581 6, 1 | laws, culture, and customs of which a particular regime
1582 Pref | of the calamities ‑ the torpor of the good.~* * *~Under
1583 Pref | surprising, much less calamitous.~That is perhaps the worst
1584 | towards
1585 7, 7 | one is permitted to contract to do something illicit.
1586 Summ, 7 | considered in this study. The traditional official and semi‑official
1587 7, 4 | easily foresee the immense train of difficulties that the
1588 Pref | colossus are of clay, will trample on those feet. This essay
1589 7, 1 | make it full, decorous, and tranquil. And the desire to have
1590 Pref | not counting its complete transcription in more than thirty newspapers
1591 Pref | managing to work immense transformations and attaining to a large
1592 10 | living? Why live in a world transformed into an immense population
1593 1 | purpose of underhandedly transforming religion into a vehicle
1594 7, 3 | of Europe that it can be transmitted from generation to generation,
1595 7, 5 | which are profoundly contrary to the fundamental demands
1596 7, 3 | offensive.~Who does not tremble at the thought of seeing
1597 Pref | ambitious who try to guess the trend of events so that they may
1598 7, 3 | condition will endure the trial.~Besides, as we have pointed
1599 7, 6 | that is, after the doctrinal condemnation, to apply a
1600 3 | other confessions are having trouble fixing an attitude toward
1601 6, 2 | its own survival by destroying adverse circumstances and
1602 7, 1 | one's neighbor.~If these truths were denied, the principle
1603 7, 4 | every time that an intellectual or a manual laborer produced
1604 6, 2 | the love of God, the virtue of justice, and the sanctification
1605 6, 2 | welfare, and obviously the cultural as well, not only of individuals
1606 6, 2 | the more virtuous and cultured the people will be. This
1607 7, 6 | may seem that certain gestures of "detente" of the late
1608 10 | Fatima, is that wars are turned away by prayer, penance,
1609 Pref | accords.~Distinct from the twofold "detente" (Moscow-Washington
1610 7, 4 | prepared to exercise every type of violence to impose, the
1611 7, 4 | of a Communist inspired tyranny, prepared to exercise
1612 7, 4 | exterminating action of a tyrannical power whose bestial brutality
1613 6, 2 | indispensable to the individual as well as to the common
1614 Pref | and the Catholics of the Ukrainian Rite and the Holy See; the
1615 4 | it suits them, they will unleash against it the most
1616 3 | Communism previously maintained unanimously by those who believe in
1617 5 | desirable in theory but unattainable in practice as a result
1618 8 | result sometimes from the unavoidable acceptance of the hypothesis
1619 7, 4 | ishment and the inevitable uncertainties regarding the outcome of
1620 1 | future life, promised to uncomplaining laborers as a reward for
1621 6, 2 | Russian people there is an undeniable cultural and technical progress
1622 6, 1 | unmask and refute error underall the forms, masks, and disguises
1623 1 | this attitude seems to be undergoing a gradual change in other
1624 1 | live in a state of heroic undergroundness like the early Christians.~
1625 6, 2 | the soul, it is easy to understand how important the foregoing
1626 6, 2 | for this same reason one understands why the Holy See, so severely
1627 Pref | All of this is so, be it understood, if Providence does not
1628 6, 2 | or in which there are not unequal fortunes, great, medium,
1629 6, 2 | indeed well known that the unexercised faculties of the soul tend
1630 6, 2 | against circumstances gravely unfavorable to itself is destroyed
1631 6, 2 | creates conditions highly unfavorable to the salvation, sanctification,
1632 5 | bread of the word of God unfettered?~When the question is presented
1633 7, 6 | despotism, and even its unhappy economic experience, is
1634 Pref | of these two themes has unique characteristics and perspectives,
1635 3 | regular armies or guerrilla units to prevent the establishment
1636 | unless
1637 6, 1 | the whole truth, and to unmask and refute error underall
1638 6, 1 | of denouncing error and unmasking the sowers of lies. . ." (
1639 3 | worldwide persecution of unprecedented proportions aimed at the
1640 8 | taking advantage of the unrestricted liberty of word and action
1641 Pref | against the giant, having an unshakable certainty that the final
1642 7, 4 | and of nations, and as an unshakeable imperative of the Law of
1643 6, 1 | this is complemented by an untiring and explicit indoctrination
1644 6, 2 | out private property, the upright souls would always tend,
1645 Pref | the United States employed useful innocents ‑ of an innocence
1646 4 | Avoid This Problem~ ~The usefulness of such an investigation
1647 | using
1648 Pref | but of an indisputable utility ‑ to spread an atmosphere
1649 6, 2 | soul. Without accepting the utopian ideal of a society in which
1650 8 | stated above in section V would bring immense benefits
1651 6, 1 | habitually perceived in a vague, subconscious, but very
1652 6, 2 | thesis holds good that it is vain to keep silent about the
1653 1 | oppressing classes take advantage of this "alienation" to
1654 8 | Cardinal D. Carlos Carmelo de Vasconcellos Motta, then Archbishop of
1655 10 | about the principle of private property, the Communist
1656 6, 2 | same papal documents have vehemently risen up against the numer
1657 1 | transforming religion into a vehicle of Communism;~‑ to promote
1658 7, 6 | collective Letter of the Venerable Italian Episcopate against
1659 3 | the duty to fight to prevent a worldwide persecution
1660 Pref | the various stages of "convergence" are nothing more than so
1661 7, 1 | powerful, and fecund to provide first of all for his personal
1662 7, 1 | Communism affirim that the individual exists primarily for society
1663 7, 1 | and struggles with greater vigor.~This instinct, when held
1664 Summ, 1 | alternative: it had to react vigorously against them. During the
1665 7, 7 | immediately aware of systematic violation of such a pact.~ ~
1666 Summ, 7 | immediately become aware of violations of the pact.~ ~
1667 6, 1 | brutal in its moments of violent action than that exercised
1668 6, 2 | to the love of God, the virtue of justice, and the
1669 Pref | In this way, they would virtually arrive at Communism. The
1670 6, 2 | OF JUSTICE: The cardinal virtues are, as the name says, the
1671 Pref | gives us an overwhelming vision of the escalation of Communist
1672 7, 5 | longer by their intrinsic vitality if extrinsic factors had
1673 6, 2 | say). Without denying the volume of the results obtained
1674 Summ, 3 | constituted an impassable wall for Communist propaganda
1675 Summ, 10| Lady said that wars are warded off by prayer, penance,
1676 4 | The weekly Kierunki of Warsaw, edited by the association "
1677 Pref | who will most especially waste their time reading this
1678 6, 2 | attracts to exceptional ways. If this state were to be
1679 Pref | terribly great and ridiculously weak adversary. We repeat: Since
1680 3 | If this phenomenon of a weakening in the anti-Communist attitude
1681 Pref | to rise more rapidly in wealth and power.~The ones who
1682 7, 6 | participants of the 13th Italian Week of Pastoral Adaptation,
1683 3 | Concrete Situation~ ~Before weighing all the arguments pro and
1684 Pref | not prepared to give due weight to the fact that public
1685 7, 1 | stimulate production is the whip . . .~We do not deny that
1686 Pref | selves to be deceived by the whirlwind of publicity raised up around
1687 4 | Catholic group Znak, and Mr. A. Wielowieyski, his collaborator. ("Otwarcie
1688 Pref | hand, Communism does not win them over, and, on the other
1689 7, 7 | that is, if the Church wished to accept coexistence with
1690 7, 6 | after the diagnosis, one wishes to apply therapeutics, that
1691 Pref | of the United States is withdrawing everywhere as it permits
1692 6, 2 | from a germination in the womb of the society. Rather it
1693 6, 2 | which even now fill us with wonder. These glorious exceptions,
1694 7, 6 | constitutes a betrayal of the working class ( ... ). There has
1695 Pref | capitalist and communist worlds. At that time, a new set
1696 6, 2 | the priesthood. Nothing~is worse than its corruption. And
1697 10 | property and the family, is not worth living. Would not the sacrificing
1698 4 | collaborator. ("Otwarcie na Wschod," Wiez, Nos. 11‑12, Nov.‑
1699 6, 1 | Vol. IX, p.393). Pius XI expressed the same thought~
1700 6, 1 | against that truth. As Pius XII said, "The Church, ever
1701 6, 1 | March 14, 1937. AAS, Vol. XXIX, p. 1 , 63). The false maxim
1702 6, 2 | Dec. 18, 1903 ‑ ASS, Vol. XXXVI, pp. 341‑343).~Now, since,
1703 7, 6 | materialistic conception of Histoi:y, its negation of the rights
1704 Pref | forecast such calamities in the year that this study was first
1705 3 | millions of Catholics who only yesterday would have gladly died in
1706 10 | it not be preferable to yield to them?~Oh, men of little
1707 7, 3 | the thought of seeing the younger generation of any part of
1708 | your
1709 1 | the Russian, Polish, and Yugoslav governments still maintain
1710 4 | against this essay by Mr. Zbigniew Czajkowski, an outstanding
1711 8 | Catholics had been much more zealous in taking advantage of the
1712 4 | Diet of the Catholic group Znak, and Mr. A. Wielowieyski,
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