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12—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Jan. 29, 1954
-----As Matters Stand-----------------
Joe Breig Says.
None So Blind As-
I wouldn’t be surprised if Pope
Pius XIL observing the attitudes of
some Catholics in the matter of
World peace, sometimes feels like
repeating to
himself, sadly,
the words of
Christ about no
body being so
blind as he who
will not see.
Three times
in less than
three years—not
counting pre
vious occasions
the Holy
Father has
st solemn man­
told us. in the
ner possible, that world organize
tion is absolutely necessary if we
are to keep civilization intact.
Only six week ago, he said, in
words so plain that nobody can
mistake their meaning, that the
higher community of men is “will
ed by the Creator and rooted in the
unity of the common origin, nature
and final destiny” of human be
ings.
The Pope can hardly speak more
clearly or forcefully than that. He
National Meet
On Education
Is Proposed
WASHINGTON INC) The
President would be authorized to
call a White House Conference on
Education under the terms of a
bill introduced in Congress by Sen
ator H. Alexander Smith of New
Jersey.
The measure would authorize ap
propriation of $1,500,000 for a
meeting of “educators and interest
ed laymen from all parts of the na
tion” to consider and report to the
President “on significant and
pressing problems in the field of
education The money would be
appropriated to the States in pro
portion to population, to help them
hold local meetings to discuss edu
cation problems and to prepare
recommendations for the national
meeting.
The bill also would authorize ap
propnations to the IS Commis
sinner of Education in three con
secutive fiscal years, to help him
plan hold and publish the results
oi the conference.
Another bill introduced by Sen
ator Smith would create a National
Advisory Committee on Education
in the Department of Health, Edu
cation and Welfare Its nine mem
berg would meet at least three
time* a yeai al the call of the Sec
retary of HEW, and would recom
mend from time to time to the
Secretary "the initiation of studies
of national concern in the field of
education
Congress Lisis
185 Prelates,
Red ictims
WASHINGTON (NC) A list
of 185 (atholic Bishops and other
heads of Sees who have suffered
persecution under lhe communists
has heen printed in the ongres
aional Record.
The list was compiled last month
by the N.C.W Neus Service It
names four ardinals. 32 Xrchhish
ops, 117 Bishops and 32 Monsignors
serving as heads of sees who
have been either murdered, impns
oned, expelled or otherwise im
pcded by the communists from ex
erasing their offices.
The list was inserted in the ('on
gressional Record at lhe request of
Senator Guy Gillette of low a.
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is saying that those who work
against, or will not work for, a
world community ruled by law, are
going against God’s will, and are
opposing something demanded by
the very nature of men and women.
Yet the fact remains that not a
few Catholics continue to be nar
rowly nationalistic, jealous, suspic
ious of other countries and other
peoples, and antagonistic to every
move in the direction of a world
order. What is most distressing is
that among these short-sighted
people can be found Catholic writ
ers and Catholic editors of consid
erable influence.
These men turn every which
way in search of justifications for
their unCatholic position. They
will tell you that the Pope is in
fallible only when he speaks ex
cathedra as if the Church had no
teaching authority at any other
time. They will allege that the
Pope is talking about an ideal or
ganization impossible in our time
although he spoke plainly of “a
community of peoples which today
has been partially realized.”
These opponents will argue that
one nation or another won’t go
along ignoring the fact that the
Holy Father recognizes that prob
ability. but appeals to us neverthe
less to go ahead with the business
of world law and world organiza
tion Or they will say that Amer
ica (if they he Americans) must
not surrender a jot or tittle of her
sovereignty, although Pope Pius has
said clearly that no nation can be
sovereign in the sense of complete
ly unlimited, and has warned that
“sovereignty is not a divinization
of the state, or omnipotence of the
state ...”
“None so blind It is
years now since the Holy Father
laid down the spiritual and psycho
logical requirements for peace_
an end to hatred, an end to suspic
ion, an end to distrust, an end to
the small-mindedness and the nurs
ing of old grudges and prejudices
which keep nations apart when
they are not at one another's
throats. But "none so blind" as they
who will not see humanity for what
it is, one family, and will not stop
sniping at every effort to heal its
quarrels and divisions.
What in the world do these peo
ple want the Pope to do before they
will consent at least to give ser
ious consideration to his guidance’
Is there anything possible to him
that he has not done, over and
over?
There is no subject, 1 am sure,
on which he has spoken out more
often or with more force than on
world organization. He blessed and
encouraged, in 1951, the members
of the World Movement for World
Federal Government He carefully
defined the form which such gov
ernment should lake.
Ijist October, addressing the In
temational Congress of Penal aw.
he said that there must be esfah
lished a world criminal code, with
provisions for enforcement, and a
court with jurisdiction reaching
into individual nations, in order that
aggression and war atrocities may
be punished,, and future inte-na
tional criminals deterred.
Then, in December, he spoke to
delegates’ of the I'nion of Italian
Catholic Jurists, and urged that
there be created a world common
ity under law—a community willed
by the Creator and demanded
by the nature of man: a commim
nv furthermore which already ha
been "partially realized.”
Finally, the Holy Father, in mcst
urgent terms, called lor immediate
establishment of a European I mon
and emphasized that the time tor
hesitation is long since past
But “none so blind, none so
deaf .”
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bastian. w hose feast was celebrated
the world over last week.
Sebastian was an officer in the
Roman Army, respected by even
the lowest heathen. He was born
in Norbonne. but came to Rome in
the year 284 determined to squelch
the evils that existed within the
city.
Thrown into prison in Rome. Se
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being tortured for being members
of the new Christianity.
Upon his release from prison,
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Comics Noted
Bv FBI Boss
WASHINGTON—(NO—To those
who blame much of the current
wave of juvenile delinquency on
comic books, Federal Bureau of In
vestigation Director John Edgar
Hoover has suggested the drawing
of a “sharp distinction” between
the comic books which glorify
crime and those which have educa
tional value.
As guest editorialist for the Feb
ruary issue of ('atholic Men,
monthly publication of the Nation
al Council of Catholic Men, Mr.
Hoover pointed out:
“Any printed matter which
presents a glorified picture of
crime and criminals may be dan
gerous in the hands of the un
stable or maladjusted child. On
the other hand, comic books
which teach that truth, charity
and humility are virtues to be
sought, that morality is ever-tri
umphaat over sin, may have a
wholesome effect upon youth.”
Habitual reading of crime comic
bonks may be more of a contribut
ing factor than a cause of crimes
committed by boys and girls, he
said in the one page editorial en
titled. "Comic Books Contribut
ing Factor to Crime.”
Instability has much to do with
the effect comics have on the
youths who read them, the Hoover
Motion I’ictu
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Conquaat nf Cochise, Crat.v leg-. Cruel
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Fake. Fight mg Lawmen. ighl N urae.
Gilbert and Sullivan, Giv* a Girl
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Hondo.
It Came From Outer Space.
Joe Lout* Story.
l.a»t of the Pony Rider*. Little Roy
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Man From the Alamo, Master of Ral
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From Home. Murder on Monday, My Heart
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Sabre Jet, Saginaw Trail, Sea Around
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So Thia Is l.on*. Steel Lady. Stranger
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Taraen and the She-Devil. Terror on
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the Saint stayed in Rome and con
tinned with his preaching and care
of the' Christians until, betrayed
by one of his disciples, he was
brought before the Emperor Di
ocletion.
Legend has it that Diocletion
ordered him tied to a tree and
pierced with arrows. Nursed back
to health, Sebastian returned to
the Emperor and pleaded for the
freedom of the Christians so that
they might practice their religion
without fear of being persecuted.
Legend says that Diocletion turn
ed a deaf ear to these entreaties
and ordered Sebastian to be put
to death. The order was carried
out with clubs.
German, Austrian
Catholic Writers
Hold Joint Meet
SALZBURG, Austria (NC)
For the first time since before the
war, Austrian and German Catho
lic writers and editors met here to
discuss their joint problems and
tasks.
The sessions were opened by
Archbishop Andreas Rohracher of
Salzburg who pointed out that
(atholic publicists of both coun
tries face not only similar political
issues but have also to deal with
the same questions in the fields ot
education, family legislation and
marriage.
A further link between German
and Austrian Catholics is the pro
ject of establishing a Germart
Catholic I Diversity in Salzburg, the
Archbishop said.
editorial declared. “The comic
book which has an adverse influ
ence on an unstable child, howev
er. may have no effect upon an
other who is emotionally well bal
anted and whose thoughts and
deeds are couched in strong moral
conviction.”
“The best defense against all
types of youthful crime is proper
a hilt guidance.” concluded Mr.
Hoover. ‘Comic hook crimes’ are
not committed bv youths who have
enjoyed the benefits of losing par
ents. sound religious training, good
educational and recreational sys
tems and clean community life
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City That Never Sleeps. Counterfeiters.
Decameron Nights. Destination Mat
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blast of Sumatra.
Face to Face. Fear and Desire, For
bidden Games, Forever Female. Fianime
Sulla Lagune. Flight to Tangier, From
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Gentlemen Prefer Blonds.
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1. the Jury.
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Man Crazy. Man With My Face. Mega
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Stolen Face. Strange Deception, Strange
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Take Me to Town, Three Sailors and
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Worth of Hope.
Veils of Bagdad, Volcano.
Walking My Baby Back Home Water
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You For Me
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La Ronde. Lovers of Verona, Manon,
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Bandits. Oh. Ameba!. Paris Nights, Paris
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A, Roaina. the Love Child Sacred La
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acceptable to Catholic*.
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The fine hand of Metropolitan
Nikolai of Krutitsky. a high digni
tary of the Russian Orthodox
Church, is detected in the new
Soviet maneuver. Frequently refer
red to as the “Red Rasputin.” this
strongly pro-Red churchman has
long been a powerful influence in
the shaping of Soviet anti-religious
policy.
Not only Christians, but Budd
hists and adherents of many oth
er faiths living under Red rule,
ere the targets of the new drive
to make the Gospels a weapon
of communist propaganda.
In fact one of the most striking
illustrations of Moscow’s new tech
nique is to be found in a recent is
sue of a newspaper published in
Viet Nam, a largely Buddhist coun
try where Catholics number less
than 2.000,000. This was the story
of Christ as relayed by Viet Minh
propagandists and published by
Nhan Dan, as well as broadcast
over the Viet Nam radio:
“One thousand nine hundred and
fifty-three years ago. a simple in
fant of the people was born with
the name of Jesus. His mother, the
Bible says, was a landless peasant
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LONDON (NC) The communists are “rewriting” the
Gospels in a new tactic designed to deceive poorly educated
peoples in Soviet satellite countries into thinking that Christ
ianity and communism are entirely compatible.
Instead of openly vilifying the
Christian Faith, the new Moscow
regime of Premier Georgi Malen
kov has resorted to the device of
giving Catholics and other Chris
tian believers versions of the Scrip
tures which portray Christ as the
friend of communism.
oppressed and robbed by the land
owner, who was obliged to give
birth in a cold and desolate stable.
During his infancy and until the
day he became a man, Jesus had
neither money nor property, nor
rice fields, and lived only by his
hands.
“During all his life, he strug
gled with his might against the
landowners, feudalists, bourgeois
and exploiters. During all he life,
he defended the people and reso
lutely ranked himself with the
working class. During all his life,
he led active propaganda, teaching
everyone to love his fatherland,
practice justice and serve man
kind.
“Unfortunately, among his
twelve trusted cadres there was a
man called Judas, who sold him
for a few cents to the clique of the
reactionaries, all. like the Judases
of today, betraying God and their
fatherland to serve the colonialist
imperialists. Jesus, making a sac
rifice of his life, died on the cross,
but his precepts of love for the
fatherland, equality of men, and
fraternity will echo throughout
the world.
"All our compatriots Budd
hists and Catholics—support th*
agrarian policy in order to give
the land to the person who culti
vates it. Thus we apply exactly
the precepts of Jesus and we sin
cerely respect his will. On the oc-
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cation of th* anniversary of th*
birth of Jesus, we acclaim the
Bible, love of the fatherland,
equality of men and fraternity
under God. We sincerely wish all
our Catholic compatriots numer
ous benedictions."
The new communist tactic in
dealing with religion has been
notably illustrated also in England,
where the Reds are trying to in
filtrate the Girl Guide movement.
It can be observed in the speeches
of Party members and fellow trav
elers. whose chief theme is: You
ctn be a good Christian and a good
communist.”
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It is expected that a communist
version of Christ’s life, similar to
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that propagated in Viet Nam, but
adapted to the Anglo-Saxon men
tality, will be circulated here any
day. Believed to have helped Met
ropolitan Nikolai in preparing this
blasphemous concoction is Douglas
Maclean, formerly on the staff of
th^ Foreign Office in Ixmdon
who disappeared in May 1951, and
is now reported working for the
communists in Moscow.
It is recalled that Metropolitan
Nikolai 'has been advising the
Kremlin on religious policy since
the early 1920’s. In the 1930’s he
became one of Stalin's intimates.
Since 1945 he has made repeated
trips to the capitals as a Red
“peace” propagandist. He recently
attended a "peace”” congress in
Vienna, Austria, at which he urg
ed Christians of the world to
oppose the rearmament of Ger
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