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12—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. Feb. 5, 1954
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Joe Breig Says.
How To Go To Hell
nee from the sci-
from the nov-
noveis
But III take
my the o 1 o y
from the
Church.
That, in a nut
shell, is my an
swer to Giovan
ni Papini, the
Italian writer,
who has come
out with a book
in which he
claims that all
mned souls will
the long run—
tan.
da
in
the devils and
get out of hell
including even
This is also my answer to Dean
Pike of the Episcopal Cathedral of
St. John the Divine in New York,
who scolded the diocese of Rome
for banning the Papini book from
libraries and book stores.
Dean Pike seized the opportuni
ty to come out with the old Galileo
taunt against Rome.
He praised Papini for “remind
ing the Roman Catholic authorities
that they had banned Galileos
writings also. And who turned out
to be right, Galileo or the Pope?’’
I
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’Gerf CboM«* Methar Hit Divine ten."
He knows, or he ought to know,
that Nicholas Copernicus, who first
advanced the theory, was a church
man, and published the theory un
der the patronage of a cardinal and
a bishop, with a dedication to a
Pope,
He knows, or he ought to know,
that no Catholic objections were
raised, although the Protestant
leaders Luther and Melanchthon
condemned Copernicus bitterly.
He knows, or he ought to know,
that Galileo's trouble arose from
three causes his own cantanker
ousness, the danger of disturbing
the faith of simple people, and the
mistake of theologians in thinking
that the scientific theory contra
dicted Holy Writ that is, the
word of God.
The theologians were mistaken—
Catholic and Protestant alike. The
theory didn conflict with the Bi
ble no truth ever does. But can
you blame theologians for having
opposed something w'hich they
thought contradicted Revelation,
and which they knew might endan
ger some people's faith?
Anyhow, the main point is that
the Galileo case was in no sense
a parallel to the Papini case.
Galileo was a scientist talking
scientific fact.
But Papini is a popular writer
talking theology—and talking it
nonsensically
As I say. I’ll take my theology
from the Church not from Gio
vanni Papini.
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St. Michael PTA Plans Spaghetti Dinner
The St. Michael PTA will sponsor a spaghetti dinner Feb.
public is cordially invited. Mrs. William Simpson is General
assisted by co chairman Mrs. William Watson. Pictured above,
hostesses Mrs. Casey Fredericks, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Jr.,
Charles Hoppenyan. Dinner will be served from 5:00 to 9:00
adults, 60 cents for children. Mrs. Theodore Casey is ticket chairman. Publicity for the affair is be
ing handled by Mrs. Laddie Han-ket,
he!) says hell isn’t hell i
gatory. Maybe a kind of
purgatory, maybe a rather
purj
but still—purg
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punishment.
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but not
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How does the dean know’ there’s
a heaven to go to if you get out
of Papini's super-purgatory? Be
cause the Scriptures tell us there's
a heaven.
How does Dean Pike know’ there
are anv such things as devils? Be-
But
he S
a hell
there'
go if you died wicked and unre
pentant. Jf the Scriptures can be
wrong about that, they can be
wrong about anything or every-
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the dinner. She will be
menu, are, left to right,
Benz and, standing, Mrs.
will be sold for $1.25 for
thing.
Pike and Papini can't have it
But I think 1 understand
oubiing these men. They
realize that
unless he be
says, and
he’s right,
savs Dean
Now how does Dean Pike know
that there’s a side beyond the
grave? Because the Scriptures say
there
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COLOGNE—(NC)— Almost 3.000
priests who were driven from east
German provinces. Czechoslovakia
and other countries after the war,
now live and work in the German
Federal Republic (western Ger
many) and the Soviet-occupied Ger
man Democratic Republic (eastern
Germany).
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figures, 2.365 diocesan priests and
562 priest members of religious
congregations have found new’
homes in the two parts of divided
Germany. The largest group. 911,
formerly’ worked in the Archdio
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today almost completely under
Polish administration.
A total of 860 priests belonged
to dioceses in Czechoslovakia, par
ticularly’ those of the German
speaking Sudetenland
181 came from Warmia diocese,
formerly in East Prussia, 75 from
the Prelacy nullius of Schneide
muehl. also in East Prussia, and 25
from the Free City of Danzig.
Another
Most of the Sudeten-German
priests and their people found new
homes in the south and west dio
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Largest number of refugee priests
is from Silesia and other parts of
East Germany now domiciled in
Paderborn, Hildesheim and Osna
brueck dioceses.
According to official West Ger
man figures, about 13 million
people were affected by the post
war population shifts, expulsions
and territorial changes. Of these
expellees and refugees about
seven million are Protestants
ard six million Catholics. Of the
total, 10 million live in western
Germany and three million in the
Soviet Zone of eastern Germany.
The sudden, unorganized influx
of these vast masses of people has
caused tremendous changes in the
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right to protect their citizens from
immoral exhibitions.’’ Senator Ed
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connection that such alert and re
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public interests, but in the long
run serve the best interests of the
motion picture industry’ as well,”
he stated.
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such organizations of the Legio
of Decency,’’ he added.
Senator Johnson received unani
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a message from Thomas F. Little,
Executive Secretary of the legion
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movie, “French Line”, has been
condemned by the Legion because
of gross obscenity and its “grave
evil influence upon those who pa
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