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12—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. Oct. 1, 1954
Church Role
In Medicine
Cited Bv Pope
A S ELGANDOLFO. Italy
(Radio. NC) The Church's role
in preserving both medical history
and practice for the benefit of civ
ilization was stressed by His Holi
ness Pope Pius XII at an audience
to medical historians.
Attending the audience in the
papal summer palace here were
350 delegates to the 14th congress
of the International Society of the
History of Medicine, which was
held in Rome.
Expressing the hope that the
rapid progress of medicine today
would not cause the doctors to lose
sight of the benefits secured for
mankind by medicine in the past,
the Holy Father said:
“When the barbarian invasions
submerged the Roman Empire, the
Church succeeded in preserving in
its monasteries the essential part
of Greco Latin civilization and. in
particular, the writings of the
principal authors on medicine.
“Moreover, faithful to the
practice of Christian charity, the
monks gave themselves to sue-
coring the sick and infirm, and
kept alive the traditions from
which the most celebrated
school of the Middle Ages had its
origin in the 11th century, before
the foundation of the universi
ties."
The Pontiff was referring to
the Salerno school of medicine
whose students, he said, brought
their healing art to all parts of
Europe.
Pope Pius, who spoke in French,
concluded his talk by teliing the
doctors that the man of medicine,
above all. cannot “ignore the fact
that Christ had promised to all
men amenable to His teaching to
make them one day participants
in His definitive triumph over
death."
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In a kind of wrong-side-out way,
I \e got to be grateful to the Com
munists. Because I react against
their perversities, they keep mak
ing a better man -‘T'
of me.
Commu
cruelty o u
man beings in
creases my de
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cruelly, and my J|B
ot
kind nes.s and
mercy. Com
munist brutality I
leminds me con JR* J|
stantly of my duty to lose my
neighbor, and to try to do good to
him.
Furthermore, the Communists
put my charity on its mettle.
Christ said, do good to those who
hate you. pray for those who per
secute you. do not be overcome by
evil, but overcome evil by good
The Communists provide just
about the ultimate test of that
kind of virtue. If 1 can love them,
and ask God to lilt them out of
the abyss in which they wallow, 1
guess 1 can love anybody.
I have always had a ferocious
hatred for falsehood Lying, to me,
is peculiarly despicable. Truth is a
thing loo shining and precious to
be sullied. My attachment to it
grows in face of the continual Com
munist lying.
I am fairly sure that if it were
not for the Communists. I would
not love my country as much as 1
do. At least. 1 would appreciate it
less keenly. The more they slander
America, the more dearly 1 see
America s goodness.
This is true. too. of my faith
Every time the Communists attack
the truths revealed by God. my
loyalty to those truths becomes
stronger.
Seeking for answers to Commun
ist attacks on America and on
Christendom, I grow in apprecia
tion of both, and depth of under
standing
Or take freedom I might have
come to adulthood taking freedom
more or less for granted, had 1
not seen what an abominable thing
tyranny is. The Cornmiimsts show
ed me that.
Then there is a certain thing in
the human soul which 1 suppose
can be approximately described by
the word sincerity, or perhaps in
legrity, or maybe honesty.
1 mean that a man s motives are
the ultimate test of what the man
is. If his motives are pure, and
for pure motives he is good, he is
a good man. If his motives arc bad,
he is bad.
From observing the Communists,
I have learned the transcendental
importance of purity of motive. A
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The Corpus Christi parish credit union celebrated its first an
niversary this week with the report of assets of over $12,000. The
parish union is the first established in the city of Columbus. Pic
tured above preparing to cut the birthday cake are Father Albert
Kessler, pastor of Corpus Christi Robert L. Conlon, left, president
of the credit union, and Franklin Eyerman, treasurer. Other officers
in the organization include James Burns, vice president Robert
Kaminsky, secretary and directors C. Max Bender, Elmer A. Eich
ner. Miss Rosann Salamony, Theodore Griesenbrock and Paul Breit
feller.
As Matters Stand--------------
Joe Rreig Says
Learn From The Reds
Communist will come out for bet
ter housing, or for the rights of la
bor. but he comes with dirty
hands.
All the good things he professes
to support, he supports not because
the things are good, but because
he wants to influence people in
the direction of communism.
I am speaking, mind you, of the
real Communist: the Communist
who knows what communism is.
That kind of Communist has one
test of what is good or bad.
If a thing leads toward the tri
umph of communism the con
quest of the world for communism
then to the real Communist that
thing is good. He doesn’t care
whether it be murder or play
grounds for children.
And if a thing interferes with
the advance of communism, then
that thing is bad. The Communist
dissembles, double talks and pre
varicates but what moves him is
his desire to serve atheistic com
munism.
The Communist’s motives are
bad, and the Communist deep
down inside is dishonest. He poses
as something that he isn't, and con
ceals from you what he really is,
and what he wants.
That kind of behavior makes me
gamine my own motives, and to
make sure that lhev are pure and
honest and unselfish. So do I be
come, little by little, a wiser and
better man.
Then I look at the Communist
methods. The Communist, when he
is an underdog, is polite. When he
is top dog, he is abusive and bully
ing.
1 learn from seeing how the
Communist behaves (hat I must not
hehave in that fashion I must not,
in attempting to combat commun
ism. descend to the methods of the
Communist.
Finally, from the Communist I
learn that communism is a mono
lithic. organized movement of evil
into the vacuum left by the ab
sence of justice and goodness. And
so I know what is the successful
method of overcoming commun
ism. The successful method is to
put right what is wrong on earth
in other words, to love and serve
God and my neighbor That’s the
answer to communism the only
ansvv er.
——o---------------—-
French Prelate
Explains New
Mission Decree
LILLE, France (NC)
Priests of the Mission of France
have been reminded that “no
one can serve the Church ac
cording to his own fancy” in a
tetter from His Eminence Ach
ille Cardinal Lienart. Rishon
of Lille
The Cardinal, who heads the
committee of the Assembly of
French Cardinals and Arch
bishops on the Mission of
France, wrote his letter to com
ment on ihe receni Xpostolic on
stitution of His Holiness Pope Pius
XII granting the Mission a new
juridical status.
Th* Mission of France, which
is distinct from th* Mission of
Paris end the priest-worker
movement was founded by the
Assembly of Cardinals and Arch
bishops in 1941 on an experi
mental basis. Its purpose was to
help evangelize rural and urban
area* where there are not
enough priests to staff all th*
perishes.
The work of the Mission was
suspended a year ago It ha* now
been re established as a separ
ate diocese -technically a prela
lure nulhus immediately subject
to the Holy See.
I
In his letter Cardinal IJenart
told priests- of the Mission how
they should regard the Holy Fa
ther's recent decree.
“No one can serve the Church
according to his own fancy." he
wrote “She has the words of eter
nal life and one can cooperate in
her divine work only by entering
fully into her views and by loyally
following her instructions and
laws."
48
Indian Bishop Declares
Catholic Aid Hurts Reds
WASHINGTON (NC) The generous charity of Amer
ican Catholics is known throughout India and has grown into
a bulwark against the advance of communism, according to
Bishop Thomas Tharayil of Kottayam. India.
Enroute home where he attended the canonization of
Pone St. Pius X. Bishop Tharayil visited the headquarters of
the National Catholic Welfare Con
ference during his stay in this na
tion’s capital He expressed
astonishment at the vast amount of
work for the good of the Church,
the nation and the world that is
carried on by the agency of the
American Hierarchy.
The Indian Bishop, the first pre
late of the Syro-Malabar Rite to
visit the United States, said that
powdered milk, cheese, other food*
and relief material which have
been sent to India from American
Catholics have heen received grate
fully by the poor and needy of In
dia.
"Americen charity has become
world famous," th* Bishop seid,
"and the poor people of my di
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Bishop Tharayil said he was
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India, including Pakistan, has a
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maculate Conception Church from
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Fathers Vincent Mooney and
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covering such groups as converts,
teenagers and married couples.
—----------------o-------------------
BOSTON. Mass. —(NC)— Amer
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paper, The Pilot, Boston's Arch
diocesan publication, has celebrat
ed its 125th•anniversary with a
twelve-page tabloid supplement.
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