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12—-THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday. Dec 18, 1953
-----As Matters Stand-------------
Joe Breig Says:
No Atom Jitters Here
I am happy tn note that there is
at least one man alive today who
has not got the atomic jitters, and
has not given up the human race
__ as hopeless.
y Curiously
f'rtouch this man
k
n o sx s better
A a n anybody
else how bad
V things are. But
xl
hf also knows
/W**/ that there are
jlL a *ot gooc*
people in the
k
world, and that
v r^ God’s arm is
not shortened.
I am referring to Pope Pius
xn.
It is refreshing as mountain air
and spring sunshine to read the lit
tle talks, the formal addresses, and
the encyclicals that flow week by
week from the Vatican.
Other folks may be wringing
their hands and looking for hide
outs in the hills more or less safe
fro-i hydrogen blasts. Others may
be shrugging their shoulders fa
talistically and saying:
“Well, if the bombs fall, they
fall. There is nothing that we can
do about it.
Pope Pius is different He neither
shrugs nor heads for the hills. He
is laboring heroically and gigantic
ally to build the foundation for the
greatest civilization ever seen on
this earth.
He is telling us how to reorgan
ize the world for such peace and
prosperity as we dare not even
imagine. And he is not a dreamer.
His proposals are as practical as
potatoes.
While many of us are wondering
whether we have a remote chance
of surviving as Modern Cave Men.
the Holy Father is counselling us
to get busy at the job of setting up
a new order of justice, law, peace
and co-operation all around the
globe.
He calls upon us first to purge
our souls of hatreds, jealousies, sus
picions. despairs, jingoisms, exag
gerated nationalisms, and the like.
That is the first step. We must
come to see the human race as one
great family, and the earth as that
family’s home, given to it hy God
our Father.
Then the Pope wants us to work
for justice because justice is the
root of peace. We are to labor with
charity in our hearts: because the
love of true justice springs from
the love of God and love of fellow
men.
The Pope wants economic jus
tice. That is, he wants all the
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earth's people to be able to share
in earth’s wealth: to have access
to the raw materials placed on
earth through the bounty of God.
The Pope knows that starving, dis
possessed. underprivileged, and
suppressed folks are not good
ground for growing the flowers of
peace.
The Pepe wants sociological jus
tice. He wants over-crowded peo
ples to be allowed to migrate to un
populated or underpopulated areas,
there to begin new lives, as did our
ancestors who came to America a
century or two ago. He knows that
the imprisoning of men and women
and children in w hat might be call
ed geographical ghettos is not con
ducive to world peace.
The Pope wants legal and juri
dical justice. He wants the human
race to agree on international laws
to stop international banditry, to
punish war crimes and wars of ag
gression He knows that an earth
roamed by gangster nationalism
cannot be a world at peace: can
not be a world of swords turned
into ploughshares ft can only be
a world of ever more dreadful
weapons a globe that is a gigantic
bomb.
The Holy Father wants the na
tions to co-operate in setting up a
good world order, much as the
States of the United States created
an American order to “insure do
mestic tranquility and promote the
general welfare.” If it could be
done in America, as it was, it can
be done across lhe world. There
can be a Constitution of the Broth
erhood of Man under the Father
hood of God. There must he. If
there isn’t, then eventually we
can all look around for a cave.
I know that manv men who pride
themselves upon their practicality
think that little or nothing can be
done in the present atmosphere
of the world. One thing is certain
—-nothing will he done unless we
get at it We might he surprised to
see how much could be done if we
borrowed Pius XII’s courage and
hopefulness, and proceeded step
by step to move forward toward
the golden age that can be ours,
if only we will proceed serenely,
with full conlidenxe in the mer
ciful providence of God.
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CONCORD. N. H. (NC) A
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under a priest arbiter, Father
George Kilcoyne, director of the
Manchester Catholic Diocesan Lab
or Institute. Agreement was reach
ed after conferences with the
priest by officials of two labor
unions and the management of J.
J. Moreau and Son, one of New
England’s largest hardware firms.
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Pope Names
Monastery 2nd
U.S.Archabbey
ST. MELNRAD, Ind. (NC)—
His Holiness Pope Pius XII has
honored the Benedictine monastery
here by elevating it to the rank
of Archabbey—one of only seven
in the world, it was announced.
St. Vincent’s, at Latrobe, Pa., is
the only other American Archab
bey.
St. Meinrad, part of the Swiss
American Congregation of Benedic
tines, is planning for a centennial
celebration next October, In the
century since its founding, the
Benedictine Fathers have started
four new foundations directly from
St. Meinrad. First of these, New
Subiaco Abbey in Arkansas—
founded in 1878—now has a daugh
ter-house of its own in Texas.
The second foundation from St.
Meinrad was started in 1890 in
Louisiana, and is now St. Joseph’s
Abbey. The third and fourth foun
dations—started by the present su
perior of St. Meinrad, Archabbot
Ignatius Esser, O.S.B.—are Mar
mion Abbey at Aurora. Ill., found
ed in 1933, and Blue Cloud Abbey
in South Dakota.
The South Dakota foundation,
started in 1950 for missionary work
among the Indians, is named in
honor of (he Indian chief Blue
Cloud, who persevered in the Faith
for 50 years without priest or
church.
In addition, the other six mon
asteries of the Swiss-American Con
gregation were founded indirectly
through the encouragement of St.
Meinrad’s first Abbot.
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Cardinal Deplores
Immoral Passages
In Catholic Novels
I/ONDON (NC) His Emi
nence Bernard Cardinal Griffin.
Archbishop of Westminster, took
issue with Catholic writers whose
novels, he said, despite their Cath
olic theme, may portray immoral
conduct in such a way as to pro
vide temptation for many readers.
The Cardinal, in an Advent pas
toral letters, in which he paid high
tribute to the Catholic press, stress
ed that there could be no justifica
tion for publishing material which,
if not directly immoral, is calcu
lated to prove an occasion of sin to
the vast majority of readers.
“It is sadly true.” he declared,
“that a number of Catholic writ
ers have fallen into this error, in
deed. novels which purport to be
the vehicle for Catholic doctrine
frequently contain passages which
by their unrestrained portrayal of
immoral conduct prove a source of
temptation to many of their read
ers. Though it may well he that
such literature can be read in safe
ty by the select few, so great is
the danger to the virtue of the ma
jority that its general publication
is most undesirable.”
The presentation of the Catholic
way of life within the framework
of fiction may be an admirable ob
ject, but it can ’never justify as
a means to that end the inclusion
of indecent and harmful material,”
Cardinal Griffin said, adding:
"We urge those Catholic writ
ers concerned, whose literary
merits are undoubted, to think
as to whether their talents can
not be used to bettor service in
keeping with the high traditions
of Catholic literature and less
likely to prove harmful to the
morals of their readers.”
In his pastoral letter, Cardinal
Griffin referred also to secular
newspapers which “appear to have
lost all sense of public morality.”
“We trust,” he said, “that every
effort will be made from within
the press to banish obnoxious mat
ters from lhe pages of the news
paper. The proprietors themselves
must appreciate that they are ulti
mately responsible for the material
before the reading public.”
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Vicar Capitular
Named For East
German Prelacy
BONN, Germany (Radio, NC)—
The Sacred Consistorial Congrega
tion has named another exiled
German prelate to serve as Vicar
Capitular of the Prelacy Nullius
of Schneidemuehl in the eastern
German territory now under Pol
ish administration. He is Msgr.
Ludwig Polzin who in recent years
has served as an official in the
Berlin office ol the German Car
itas Association.
Monsignor Polzin, who is a native
of the area, succeeds the late
Msgr. Franz Hartz who headed the
prelacy since its creation in 1931
In 1945 he and most of his German
flock were expelled by the Poles
and took up residence in Western
Germany. Monsignor Hartz died in
February, 1953.
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Springs’ FT A Chapter Receives Charter
Mr. Robert E. Lucas, Field Director of the Ohio State Department of Education and supervisor
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of the new Aquinas Chapter at the College of St. Mary of the Springs, Virginia Keefe. After an in
spiring speech on the vocation of teaching, Mr. Lucas installed the newly elected officers of the group,
inluding Miss Keefe, Shirley Kilbride, vice president Kathleen Herderick, secretary, and Teresa Seller,
treasurer. A mock radio program was presented by Misses Barbara Vance, Nancy Russ and Shirley Kilbride.,
Motion Pictures Classified
Following i* a li-t of motion pictures
relieved and classified the National
Council of the Legion of Decency.
CTaxx A—Section 1----- Unobjectionable
for general patronage.
Abh«tl and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde, All American.
Bandits of the West, Big Jump.
Bright Road.
Caddy. Calamity, Conquest of Cochise,
Craiylegs. Cruel Sea
Desert Legion.
Fake. Fighting Lawmen. Francis Covers
the Big Town.
Gilbert and Sullivan. Glory Brigade,
Golden Blade, Great Sioux Uprising, Gun
Belt,
Half a Hero.
Island in the Sky, It Came From
Outer Space.
Joe Louis Story.
Last of the Pony Riders, Little Boy
Lost, Lune Hand, Louisiana Territory.
Man From the Alamo, Master of
Hallantrae. Melba Mexican Manhunt. Mr.
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Goes Crazy
Rebel City, Roar of the Crowd, Robe,
Rodeo, Royal African Rifles.
Sabre Jet Saginaw Trail. Around
Us. The Sea of Lost Ships. Shoot
First, Small Town Girl, So This la Love,
Steel Lady, Stranger Wore a Gun,
Sweethearts on Parade.
Love. Gun Fury.
Latin Lovers. Little Fugitive.
Man in the Dark, Maze. Miss Robin
son Crusoe, Mr. Denning Drives North,
Nebraskan, Night Without Stars, No
Escape
Perilous Journey, Plunder of the Sun,
Pony Express. Private Eyes.
Queen of Sheba.
Sailor of the King, Shark River,
Singing Taxi Driver, Something Money
Can’t Buy, Stalag 17 Sun Shines Bright,
Sword and the Rose.
Take the High Ground, Thunder Bay,
Torch Song, Train of Events, Trent's
Last Case. Tromba, Tropic Zone, Trouble
Along the Way.
Vendetta di Una I’azza, Vice Squad,
Vicki.
Young Caruso.
Class B—Objectionable in Part.
All Ashore, Arena, Appointment in
Honduras.
Bal Taharin, Big Heat. Big Night,
Bomba and the Jungle Girl
Captive Women. City Beneath the Sea.
City That Never Sleeps, Come Back Little
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Decameron Nights, Doomed, Duel With
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I. the Jury.
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Man Behind the Gun, Man With My
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Birth Control Groups
Given More Public Aid
SINGAPORE (NC) A wave of resentment has surged
among Catholics here over the government’s arbitrary, decision
to double the allotment of public funds to the birth-control
agencies.
Responsibility for the decision is placed on T.P.F. Me
Neice, the president of the Singapore City Council, an office
equivalent to mayoi MJ McNeice
is also presideht of the Singapore
Family Planning Association, the
name used by the birth-control
group here.
Catholics here point out that this
allotment of public funds is for a
purpose to which Catholics are op
posed in conscience. They also note
that the taxpayers were not con
sulted on this move.
Meanwhile it was learned that
the International Planned Parent
hood Federation will soon open its
Western Pacific headquarters here.
This city will thus become the
place from which birth-control
propaganda will be channeled to
all Malaya. Hong Kong, Indonesia.
Australia, New Zealand, Japan and
Oceania.
Cite "Overpopulation”
The Family Planning Associa
tion cites an alleged overpopula
tion in these areas. Statistics
show, according to Catholic
sources here, that there is in fact
no overpopulation, but only a
faulty distribution of the people
and underproduction, both of
which could be remedied by gov
ernment measures.
Catholics here call for coordi
nated government efforts to decen
tralize the population which has
crowded into the large cities in in
creasing numbers. They point out
that this can be done by encourag
ing a decentralization of the indus
tries, a clearing of huge jungle
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Church authorities here fear
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family planners here without ful*
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They recall a recent Mutual Se
curity Agency report which rec*
ommended the "conscious pro*
motion of population limitations”
in the Far East. Despite the fact
that the agency's head, Harold
E. Stassen, denied that the U.S.
government had approved the
proposal, it is feared that the
recommendation might later be
implemented by the U.S. gov*
ernment. Friends of the U.S. here
state this'would be a monument*
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would resent. Birth control prop*
agenda to the contrary notwith*
standing, they say, the vast ma*
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