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Reds Seen Real Threat
Inside Latin Ameriea
PANAMA CITY (NC) The question of whether
Communism is a real menace in Latin America was put to
Douglas Hyde at the Third International Catholic Rural Life
Congress.
Mr. Hyde, former news editor of the communist Daily
Worker of London, before his con
version in 1948. said that Latin
America, together with Asia and
Africa, 1k regarded by the commun
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opportunities for expansion.
“They believe.” hr explained,
“that if you have had hunger and a
growth of anti-imperialism in any
such area, these can be used by
even a small minority of commun
ists as revolutionary forces paving
the way to communism. It is im
perative, therefore, that such
movements (which may be legiti
mate in themselves) should be kept
out of the hands of the commun
ists. The communists are confident
that these things exist in Latin
America and can he used by
them.
Sireaxnc ihat ihc poverty of
Latin America is one of their
greatest allies, Mr. Hyde said the
Reds “are determined somehow to
get their foot inside the western
hemisphere in order to be able to
assist them in their fight against
the United States, which they re
gard as their greatest opponent.”
“They will use any tactics which
are likely to succeed,” he added.
“They will try to build up anti
American feeling as a means of
creating communist-led anti-im
perialist movements. They will try
to exploit the land hunger of the
campesinos (peasants) unless it is
quickly satisfied. They will, in par
ticular, try to infiltrate the ranks
of frustrated students, intellectuals
and impoverished urban workers.”
Asked what means he would
suggest to fight world common,
ism, Mr. Hyde said it would be
best defeated "by practical
Christianity rather than by just
a negative anti-commu n i s m."
Elaborating this view he said:
“We shall rob the communists
of the things that help them most
if we work by Christian means to
end social injustices in both town
and country if we put forward the
Church’s belief in the value of pri
vate property in assuring man's
dignity if in international affairs,
the people of the wealthy nations
are prepared to accept responsi
bility for lifting up the poor ones,
drawing in our own belts in order
to do so—and not for purely po
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DAYTON (NC) The Marian
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nclcaiincss Is Root of Brutality
Says Msgr- Glenn in Radio Talk
The need for the world to turn to the Mother most pure
in “these brutal days of wars, rumors of wars, oppressions
and the inhumanity of man to man,” was cited Sunday in a
nat'on-wide radio address by Msgr. Paul J. Glenn, rector of
St. Charles Seminary-
Speaking on purity in the first
of five addresses Jhe will give dur
ing May on The* Catholic Hour,
Msgr. Glenn declared that the
“root of brutality is uncleanness.”
He asserted:
"A* St. Thoma*'Aquena* note*,
carnal tint, more than any oth
ert, tend to brutalize a man, and
thut make him the easy victim
of every temptation to inhuman
ity, uncharity, injustice, and all
that makes for upheaval and ter
ror in human tociety."
Nationally known as an educa
tor, author and lecturer. Msgr.
Glenn warned I had “man must ex
pel frofn his life fthe alien gods of
self-indulgence and unclean de
lights.” He emphasized:
“Surely, if ever peace is tn come
again upon the earth, men need to
clear out from (heir souls and
their lives everything that is in
decent and unclean.”
The Columbus prelate, whose, ad
dress was carried by the National
Broadcasting Co., and was heard
locally on WLW, dwelled al length
on current misconceptions of the
virtue of purity. He continued:
“A modern person, reading the
statement of a saint that more than
90 of every 100 souls in hell are
there because of impurity is like
ly to stand astonished, not as at an
exaggeration, but rather in utter
wonderment at what the saint can
mean.
“A day that takes in its stride
the existence of divorce and mul
tiple marriages, to say nothing of
contraception and what is called
pre-marital "experience”, is not
likely to have any very clear-cut
notion of what is meant by purity
or by its opposite.
“A regrettable Victorian prud
ery which made virtue consist al
most wholly in externals, and a
twisted puritamsm which falsified
the whole mcaninc of personal ric
cency and dignity, have given
place tn a current disregard of the
entire matter as one of slight sig
nificance.
“People today, speaking in
broadest terms, have not only
largely lost what Arnold Lunn’s
father called ‘the sense of sin’
they have also lost the sense of vir
tue. The test of conduct, internal
and external, has come to be what
is convenient what is accepted by
a material minded society as suit
able what one wishes to do what
involves no notable interference
with business or pleasure what is
emotionally pleasing.”
Msgr. Glenn, who defined purity
as “the most gracious, and in some
sense the most fundamental vir
tue.” declared that it is “not mere
ly a holding back, a self-restraint,
under the stress of unworthy or
lawless impulse.
"It is a positive virtue," he
said, "not merely a kind of ne
gation. In the lover of cleanli
nei» of soul end of life, he con
tinued, wi find a positive end
active use of ideals, prayer, the
grace of God, to establish and
maintain the beauty and the
power of an upright and en
nobling life."
Noting that the month of May is
a time of special devotion to the
Blessed Mother. Msgr. Glenn said
that it is significant that the very
first virtue we name in the Litany
of Loreto is “Mother most pure.”
He stressed:
“When we name a virtue in the
Mother of God, and call upon her
to pray for us, we are manifestly
asking her intercession that God
will establish in us the virtue wc
have named. Thus when we ex
claim in reverence and admiration
upon considering the immaculate
purity of Mary, wc instantly beg
her prayers that wc ourselves may
be made pure and kept pure.”
Msgr. Glenn's sermon series in
cludes talks entitled “Virgin Most
Prudent.” May 8 “Spiritual Ves
sel.” May 15 “Virgin Most Re
nowned,” May 22: and "Queen of
All Saints," May 29.
The programs, sponsored by the
National Council of Catholic Men,
also feature music by the schola
cantorum of St. Charles Seminary,
under the direction of Father
Thomas Gallen.
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Msgr. Paul Glenn, rector of
St. Charles Seminary, congretu
late* the officers of the newly
organised Carolian Club, a group
composed of friends of the school
whose
school
Msgr Glenn are, left to right,
Paul
Lynch, president, and Ralph Leh
man, secretary. MemLarship of
the club is composed of fathers
of students attending the Sem
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the institution and alumni. Fa
ther Hugh Murphy of the faculty,
is moderator for the group. Cur
rently, the Carolian Club is on
gaged «n working out plans for
the an: ual spring festival and
homecoming to be held at St.
Charles, Wednesday, May 11.
purpose it is to promote
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treasurer Paul
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