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I don’t like to
tliink whet I
would be if it
weren that for
many years 1
have been jat
Mass and Com
mumon practic
ally every day.
on weekly or
ions as I do on
As a matter
my point.
If frequent
19—ina CAI num. TIMES Friday. Dec 81. 1954
------As Matters Stand—————
Joe Rreig Sayg
Know W hat Yon Are?
Every once a while I write a
piece about frequent Communion
1 suppose I do this as much
to encourage mysefi as to try to
yar other folks
out of their in
difference in
o 1 e n e and
spiritual blind
staggers
Nnw 1 know that other people
dn not necessarily tend, as much
as 1 do. toward being -tinkers.
I will grant that maybe you don’t
need frequent Communion as much
as I do—that you. being a bet
ter man than I am. Gunga Din.
will perhaps go as far spiritually
monthly Commun
daily Communions,
of fact, that's just
Communion can
make a passable sort of character
out of me (granting for the sake
of argument that I'm a
sort), then think what
make out of you!
passable
it might
WHAT GIGANTIC
Church cotrio make
for souls and for a
if millions upon mii-
IMAGINE
STRIDE the
in her work
decent world,
hons of persons who are far more
promising material than I. were to
become frequent communicants.
Instead of which, as I remarked,
a lot of folks are just wobbling
around with the spiritual blind
staggers.
A lot of Catholics don’t know
what they are.
Do you know, for instance, what
yon are? I^et me try to tell you.
You remember that Christ. God
incarnate, labored on earth for a
certain length time for the re-
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demption and salvation of His
brothers and sisters-—-namely, ev
erybody,
YOU KNOW that Christ when
He eame to lay down His life for
uS, devised another method of con
tinuing His work.
had worked in
in future He
I shall call His
Where before He
His human nature,
would work in what
Church-nature.
You see. the Church isn't some
thing that works for Christ. The
in
goes
?hurch is something
through which Christ
corking.
with
The Church is Christ
us. still teaching, praying, suffer
ing, guiding and goading men and
women toward the holiness
greatness— that ought to be
them.
the
in
And what is the Church?
WELL, THE CHURCH isn't
much what, as who.
SO
The Church Christ and you
nd I. The Church is Christ
'ine and all his branches (us). It
s Christ the Head and all the
members
the
Mystical Body,
with our
hands. He
natures, in
Christ works now
brains and hearts and
works in our human
addition to His own.
'“Cjurch-nature.” and
that He now labors
manity.
We are His
it is us
for all hu-
And the trouble is that lots of us
are pretty poor
Christ to try to
thing with.
instruments for
accomplish any-
HE TRIES TO
mission in and
He finds us weak
groping—hardly i
spiritual foot in
Why?
Freedom Talk
MADRAS. India (NC
The professions of religtous
freedom in India by Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru are
belied by the anti Christian
and pro-Hindu policies of some
state governments.
This charge is made by The
New Leader, Catholic paper
here, in comment on what it
describes as the inquisitorial
policy of the Madhya Pradesh
(Central Province government to
ward Christian missionaries in the
state
I’he paper *aid that the Madhya
Pradesh government's anti mission
ary policy is nullifying the etiect
of recent statements by Mr. Nehru
which drew attention in connection
with the Goan dispute to the
equal iighlV' enjoved bj the
The
CONTINUE His
hrough us, and
sick, stumbling,
»hlf to put one
front of the other.
the main reasons
Well, one of
is our failure to receive Commun
ion frequently.
Holy Communion is the food of
the spirit, and the spirit needs
food as much as the body does.
Holy Communion is the medicine
of the soul, and sick -.oul*' need
medicine as much as sick bodies.
Without frequent Communion,
you just cannot be as spiritually
hralthy and strong as you ought
to be You can be the k'nd of
blanch that Christ rhe Vine n«*ed
You weaken Christ's Church na
ture
CHRIST HIMSELF has epeated
ly begged people, in His appear
ances to various saints, to receive
Him frequently in Holy Commun
ion. and even more frequently
many times a day in spiritual
communion.
He has said that He “dies with
longing” to be received. That’s be
cause Re loves us so much and
wants to be loved bj us in return
It’s mighty small and foolish of
us not to respond to Christ’s love
We’ll ntver know how foolish until
we’re dead and then well feel
like kicking out'-elves
.....-—-o------------------
State Policies
Belie Nehru’s
DRIVE IN
TODAY!
among the
communism
ever made by the Indian leader,
was made before an audience of
thousands at lhe Ramlila grounds
here. It was his first public remark
on the subject since Mr. Nehru re
turned from his official visit to
communist China.
The Nehru statement de
nounced communist* for "carry
ing on anti-national activities
solely designed to promote un
rest and disrupt national prog­
The prime minister declared:
“The communists are certainly not
patriots
in the
people,
may be
They are not interested
wellbeing of the Indian
whatever other cause they
seeking to serve.”
communist
Stating that communist propa
ganda had not achieved success in
India. Mr. Nehru declared that the
Red:
fully the lessons the
from
years
Marx,
old. ‘‘They
the times,” he said.
Giving a clear indication that
hi* visit to China had not shak
en hi* conviction that commun
ism was totally unsuited to In
dia, Mr. Nehru said that India
with her peaceful methods of
economic and social change, was
ahead of China in many respect*.
The Chinese leaders are certain
ly not competent to advise Indi
ans es to how they should handle
their problems, he said.
The pait of Mr. Nehru's speech
likely to have the most pronounc
ed influence on future commun
istic policy in India was his clear
declaration that he was not at all
enamored of alleged progress in
China under communist rule.
Thozhilali (Worker), mouthpiece
of the anti-Communist front of
south India, which is led by a
Catholic cleric, said that the prime
minister’s reference to China
might force Indian communists to
abandon their new
of supporting the
tration
Other Catholic
hailing th* Nehru statement
a landmark in his policy towards
Indian communists, pointed out
however, that it was inconsistent
with hi* foreign policy.
The Examiner, Catholic paper of
Bombay, said in an editorial
“One finds it extremely incon
Christian community in India
Replying to Portuguese allega
tions that the future ol Christian
itv in Goa would be affected by the
territory’s merger with India Mr
\ehru had staled that 5.000.001
Catholics living in India enjojed
and will continue to enjoy everv
liberty to practice their religion
I i \e 1 e.!»■' declaims iha
Mr. Nehru should not be indillei
ent to policies at home glaringly
opposed io assurances gtv ti hv him
in an international dispute. The
papei states “It is not the accusa
tions of the government of Portu
gal that belie the claims of the
spokesmen ol the Indian govern
ment to a policy of religious liberty
and tolerance, but the acts of in
tolerance of individual state gov
ernments.”
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Nehru’s Anti-Red Statement
Applauded By Indian Press
NEW DELHI, India—(NC)—Catholic papers of India have
hailed a statement by Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru criti
cizing Indian communists as supporters of anti-national ide
ology
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CLEVELAND St. Vincent
Charity Hospital's decision to stay
where it is resulted last week in
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tire, decaying, inner-city neighbor
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Three new hospital buildings and
667 moderate-rent units are in
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TOLEDO—Purchase of a seven
story brick building is
negotiated by the Diocese
ledo. Offices noW housed
Toledo Catholic Charities
ing on Michigan Ave. would then
be moved. It was reported that
the city of Toledo has been inter
ested in the Michigan Ave. prop
erty presently occupied by the
diocese.
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tributors of filthy literature here.
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to two years and four months or a
fine of $100 to $1,000, or both,
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