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Sacred Scripture itself seems to have
foretold the Rosary in the accounts of David
and Goliath, and of the walls of Jericho. The
youthful David, discarding the conventional
armor, shield and sword, went to meet the
giant Philistine with merely a sling and "five
smooth stones from the running brook." The
the Goliath of Communism today (and its two
allies) will not be overcome except by the
slingshot of the Rosary with its five beautiful
mysteries in each of its three parts.
In the case of Jericho we see the fan-
tastic spectacle of the walls of that pagan
stronghold collapsing after the Israelites
(priests and people) repeatedly encircled it,
then shouted to heaven. So we traditional
Catholics today must surround our enemies
with the web of the Holy Rosary, persever-
ingly, and by the fervor of our hearts in re-
citing it raise our strong voices to heaven,
"whence shall come our help."
the great deterrent to saying the Rosary
by Fr. Robert McKenna, O.P. seems to be (if not pride) the difficulty the
average person experiences in meditating on
its mysteries. This meditation or mental
prayer is, however, essential to the Rosary.
What does it entail and how should it be
done? The ordinary method is, while the lips
the greatest Catholic devotion is the origin in the revelation of Our Lady to St. are reciting the Aves, to picture or relive in
Holy Rosary. By "devotion" we refer to the Dominic disregard the authority of the our mind or memory the scenes and events of
non-liturgical prayers of the Church-those Roman breviary and the constant teaching of the corresponding mystery-to the end that
left to the choice of the faithful and apart a whole line of Sovereign Pontiffs. our hearts may be aroused to prayerful senti-
from the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the It is well to reflect on the fact that the ments of Faith, Hope, Love, humility, con-
Divine Office, and Sacraments. The Rosary, Rosary was instituted as a weapon against trition, gratitude-or whatever virtues accord
indeed, has been called "The Layman's heresy. Heresy is the denial of some Catholic with the mystery in question. It is not so
Psalter,'' or breviary, and takes its inspira- dogma, as in the case of the Albigensians much the thoughts as the affections that
tion from the 150 psalms (the Psalter) which who denied (among other things) that God count in mental prayer, nor is there any need
form the substance of the breviary or Divine created the material world. What better arms for new reflections as long as old ones con-
Office said daily by priests and religious in for the Church Militant against such lies than tinue to move our hearts. And by the heart
solemn vows. Thus in the Rosary (taken as a the "sword of the spirit" in the Rosary, in we mean, not the emotions necessarily, but
whole) we have 150 Angelic Salutations which they are not only contradicted by the the will. That is what God seeks! New or in-
(Hail Marys) in groups of ten, called decades, complete and integral recollection of the genious reflections on the mysteries of the
separated by the Lord's Prayer. And as in the mysteries of Faith, but driven back into hell Rosary are not an end in themselves.
Divine Office, each psalm is terminated by by the divine force of prayer! Far from being In any case, it is only the intention and
the doxology "Glory be to the Father," so in (in the eyes of the sophisticated) the diversion effort to meditate, to keep our mind on the
the Rosary is each of the 15 decades also con- of the simpre and "overly" devout, the Rosary, that matters in the eyes of God, not
cluded. And just as the Church, by requiring Rosary is rather the scourge of Satan and the necessarily success in doing so. The Little
traditionally the daily recitation of the stronghold of the Faith. Not merely the well- Flower herself complained of the difficulty
breviary by her priests and cloistered known Battle of Lepanto but several other she had in meditating on the Rosary, yet she
religious, would have them prolong the spirit famous victories of Christian armies are at- never thought of relinquishing it. To per-
of the Holy Sacrifice through the course of tributed to its power when it was prayed not severe in the Rosary in spite of dryness and
the day, continuing the celebration of the only by the faithful but by the troops them- distractions is at least a salutary penance for
liturgy or feast of the day-so in the Rosary selves. St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the our sins .
are the faithful invited to live in the same militant and once glorious Jesuit Order, was One thing is certain: no one can be de-
spirit of prayer, adapted to their state in life. not ashamed to carry his rosary on his arm . voted to the Rosary (the daily Rosary) and
the Rosary is the gift of Mary, having no wonder Our Lady herself within possibly lose his soul-indeed, hardly
been revealed to St. Dominic as the means the last two centuries-most notably at continue for long in the state of mortal sin .
for overcoming the heresy of the Albigen- Lourdes and Fatima-has come to inculcate Either the Rosary will cease or the sin. St.
sians. This evil sect, teaching that matter is the Holy Rosary in the hearts of her children. Louis de Montfort, as ardent an apostle of
evil and of the devil, was rampant in the With the rise of Freemasonry in the 18th cen- the Rosary as ever there was, saw in it a
south of France in the early 13th century. tury and Communism in the 19th, both now "touchstone" · for telling the predestined
From that time on the holy patriarch and the full-grown, and the menace of Modernism from the reprobate, and said he would be
Order of Preachers he founded propagated ("the synthesis of all heresies") in the 20th, willing to give his life in testimony to his con-
this devotion among the faithful with great the Rosary is more necessary than ever. viction that none of its devotees would ever
success-so much so that Pope Pius XI did Identifying herself at Fatima as ''The Lady fall into heresy or be deceived by the devil.
not hesitate to say that the Rosary was the of the Rosary," the Blessed Virgin was un-
very "reason for being" of the Dominican equivocal: Pray the Rosary or else … ! – cont'd on Page 8-
Order. Modern historians who question its
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Wftnmas Aquinas
by R. Lance Lohr
St. Thomas Aquinas-, the Angelic atmosphere was rapidly changing with trary silencing of the opposition. But the
Doctor, was the extraordinary product of the availability of the writings of Thirteenth Century was the time of ,the
an extraordinary century. To most Aristotle, those of certain Moslem formal disputation, where dissenting the-
Catholics, mention of his name brings to philosophers and others. His partial as- ologians were forced to defend their
mind the image of an obese Dominican similation and partial refutation of these positions before their colleagues. It is a
friar who was gifted with tremendous in- pagan writers gave Thomas' work a cos- hallmark of the decline of Scholasticism
tellectual prowess. As Dr. James Walsh in mopolitan character that was not readily that the Establishment Church con-
his classic, The Thirteenth, Greatest of appreciated by his contemporaries. stantly uses what Thomas considered the
Centuries, puts it, "No one of all t he sons T homas was accused of belittling God weakest of all arguments-authority. At
of the Thirteenth Century, not even and giving inordinate emphasis to the the highest levels this is shown by deny-
Dante himself, so typifies t he greatness of natural order. While his opponents turned ing Archbishop Lefebvre access to the
the mentality of the period as does against nature in favor of revelation, he Vatican courts to plead his case.
Thomas … " While he appears to be the saw revelation and natural reason as com- The exhortations of Popes Leo XIII
first saint canonized because he was a the- plementary. Pope Leo XIII summarized and Pius XII, to give the theology of St.
ologian and teacher, it would be a great in- Thomas' triumph in his encyclical, Thomas the priviledged position in
justice not to acknowledge that he was a Aeterni P atris: Catholic schools and seminaries, are now
devout, humble and obedient friar. "He won this title of distinction for ignored. Vatican II has signalled the de-
Born about 1225, Thomas was the himself: that single-handed he victorious- mise of traditional and systematic
youngest son of Landolfo of Aquin, an of- ly combated the errors of former times, theological studies for the priesthood. Is
ficial in the service of the Emperor of supplied invincible arms to put to rout it any wonder that so many priests are un-
Sicily. Both his parents were of German those which might in aftertimes spring able to recognize the enemies within the
stock, that is, descendants of the "bar- up. Again, clearly distinguishing, as is fit- Church, let alone able adequately to
barian" invaders of the Roman E mpire. A ting, reason,tmd faith, he both preserved refute them?
precocious child, he was sent to school at and had regard for the rights of each; so Thus it falls to a remnant of the clergy
the famed Benedictine Abbey of Monte much so, indeed, that reason borne on the and laymen to maintain the essence of St.
Cassino at age five . His higher education wings of Thomas can scarcely rise higher, Thomas within the Faith. This is not as
began in Naples and at nineteen he joined while faith could scarcely expect more or difficult as it sounds in that there is still
the Order of Preachers , much to the stronger aids from reason than those an abundance of literature available for
chagrin of his family. In 1245 he went to which she has already obtained through such an effort.
the most famous university in the West at Thomas." One should not think that Thomas
Paris and studied under one of the great T homas did not begin his two most dealt simply with theological and philo-
scholars of the time, Albertus Magnus. famous works the Summa Contra sophical problems although tradition does
After acquiring t he necessary degrees Gentiles and the Summa Theologica until tell us that he was often preoccupied with
Thomas served as a professor at the the last decade of his life. Commenting on his work. For instance, the time at a
University of Paris and other universities, the Summa Contra Gentiles an early 20th rather boisterous dinner to which he had
rarely remaining more than two years at century scholar wrote that a study of St. been invited by King St. Louis IX of
any post. The one exception is his tenure Thomas would show his work to be "a per- France (even a king was a saint in the
at Paris for six years, which was twice as fect encyclopedia of the learning of the 13th century!), Thomas in deep thought
long as any of his colleagues. day." The consistency and logic of these ignoring the din around him, suddenly in
Thomas began his academic career in works have provided Catholicism with a a loud voice proclaimed: "That will stop
an atmosphere that had been dominated foundation in apologetics that is the envy the Manichees!" At which the king im-
by one type of Greek philosophy- Platon- of pagans and Protestants (in and outside mediately ordered one of his secretaries to
ism, tempered by St. Augustine. But this the Church). take down Thomas' thoughts!
Today the reformed Vatican II
Church does exactly what the Middle
4 Ages is unjustly criticized for-the arbi- – cont'd on Page 8-
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Treason Against
the Church
The U.S . Constitution (Art. III , Sec . 3) reads in part: 'Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying
war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort." Since the word treason is almost invariably
used in this sense , that is, to denote the betrayal of one's country, we are perhaps inclined to attribute to it that meaning ex-
clusively . But the term has a much broader signification. The dictionary gives the primary definition of treason as the
betrayal of a trust, the violation of allegiance , treachery. The concept of treason against the Church , then , is every bit as
valid as that of treason against the country. A Roman Catholic who is an American citizen may, through his commission of a
particular act of disloyalty to the Church , be just as truly described as a traitor to the Faith, as he would be a traitor to
America were h~ to perform some treasonous action against this nation.
The United States is today being sold out , betrayed to Communism by its alleged leaders in the highest echelons of the
federal government. This is a stark and sordid fact which no informed individual can sincerely deny . Ever more openly and
brazenly this country is being sold down the river to the greatest mass murderers in history by despicable politicians , men
without principle , without honor. On a massive scale and in countless ways the American government is aiding and abetting
the satanic conspiracy of Communism , the giveaway of the Panama Canal , the diplomatic recognition of Red China and
the virtual abandonment of Taiwan being but the most glaring current examples. This , of course , is outright treason , the best
known practitioner of which, God help us, is none other than the President of the United States! In the words of one great
American, "the most powerful single force promoting the worldwide advance of the Communist conspiracy is the
government of the United States." While this has bec,.n frue for many years now, it is becoming ever more painfully obvious
in this our day.
J\nd just as a Catholic may commit a treasonous offense against the country, so also may he commit a like offense
against the Church. Again , treason primarily means the betrayal of a trust, the violation of allegiance . Take, for example, a
Catholic in one or another Communist country who, fearful of death or imprisonment if his Faith were known, denies his
membership in the Church when the question is put to him by some Communist functionary. Is not such a denial, which is
forbidden by divine law , a betrayal of the Faith , a violation of allegiance to the Church? In a word, is not such a denial
treason? Assuredly it is , and many similar examples can be given . The Church teaches that a Catholic may never deny the
Faith either directly or indirectly. To do so would be a grave sin, a sin which, as indicated, may accurately be designated as
one of treason against the Church.
Tiow , whatever the Novus Ordo Church is , it isn't Catholic. Its central act of worship, the "new Mass ," however
reverent and right-intentioned the priest offering it may be, is of doubtful validity (at best) when the distorted words of
consecration are employed and is in any case condemnable on other scores. All of the Sacraments have been given the
change treatment, so much so that the very validity of at least some of them is highly questionable (I, for one , have very
grave reservations about the validity of the priesthood of any man who has been "ordained" by way of the new rite of
ordination) . The doctrinal and moral teachings in countless so-called Catholic schools of the Novus Ordo Church bear little
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resemblance to orthodox Catholicism. The Lord alone knows how many "priests" there are in the "new Church" (and their
number may well be considerable) who deny or call into question basic doctrines of the Faith, to say nothing of those who
are out-and-out Marxists. Some of the declarations of nullity being granted by the Novus Ordo Church in marriage cases
pose the question as to the validity of such declarations. In the matter of Communism, although Pope Pius XI declared that
"no one who would save Christian civilization may collaborate with it" because it is "intrinsically evil," the "new Church" has
been doing so for many years now. It is inconceivable that the true Church would collaborate with anything intrinsically evil.
And so on and on.
l es, whatever the Novus Ordo Church is, and though it continues to retain the name Catholic or Roman Catholic, it is
quite obviously not the One, True, Eternal Church of Christ. This exceedingly tragic situation is the result of a combination
of causes , just one of which I would single out for the purpose of this article.
To my mind there is no question whatsoever but that one of the major causes for the unprecedented chaotic state of the
Roman Catholic Church today is the hierarchy. They-the bishops of the world, the successors of the Apostles, possessors
of the fullness of the priesthood-they, I submit, must bear no small portion of the blame for what has happened to the
Church over the past fifteen years or so . Almost without exception, they, who held from God the awesome responsibility of
spiritual and moral leadership, have abdicated that responsibility. They have allowed heretical priests to function in their
dioceses; they have permitted unorthodox doctrine to be taught in their schools; they have allowed the government of their
dioceses to degenerate into a democracy, and their authority to be undermined by committees and commissions and
councils which are almost invariably "liberal" or leftist oriented . (I say "allowed" and "permitted" but "encouraged" and
"approved" would be the correct terms in some cases.)
There are bishops who are in favor of women "priests" (never mind that this is contrary to all Sacred Scripture and tra-
dition). There are bishops who are in favor of homosexual school teachers. (I wouldn't be surprised if there were bishops
who uphold abortion.) There are bishops who are Masons even though Freemasonry has been unequivocally and severely
condemned by some ten Popes over the years . There are bishops who are openly and undeniably pro-Communist. Not a
single bishop in America, as I have often noted, has spoken out in years against the satanic evil of Communism. Nor has a
single bishop in America stood up in defense of our traditional Catholic Faith, while certain of them have attempted to
censure priests who have done so.
The two preceding paragraphs are but a partial presentation of the case against the bishops but quite sufficient for the
purpose at hand. Now, to charge an individual with treason is indeed a grave accusation-and, hence, not to be made
lightly or offhandedly-for it means that that person is being accused of disioyalty in the performanc'e of duty, of betraying a
trust, of infidelity to a moral commitment, of violating an allegiance-all of which is to say, of being a traitor . With this being
fully understood then, I do not hesitate to assert that , as I see it, the bishops, with but a pitiably few exceptions, have
shown themselves over the past 15 years to be traitors to the Koman Catholic Faith. As a consequence ot the massive
destruction which it has experienced during and since Vatican Council II, our beloved Church, humanly speaking, is today
but a shell of its former self. The bishops could have done so much to prevent this colossal tragedy, but instead, almost to a
man, they collaborated with the destructive process in various ways and degrees or, at best, maintained a cowardly silence.
What else is all this, pray tell, but treason? Others tfiere are, to be sure, among the clergy, religious and laity in the Novus
Ordo Church against whom the charge of treason could likewise justifiably be levelled, but I strongly believe that none there
are in that Church who are more deserving of it than the hierarchy.
The sole purpose of any genuine traditional Roman Catholic group is the preservation and advancement of the Faith
which they themselves received and which the Church has taught down through the centuries . The Mass offered, the
Sacraments administered, the doctrine taught by any truly traditional priest today are the same Mass , Sacraments and
doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church of, say, a thousand years ago . Yet how often we traditionalists have been accused
of being schismatic or of having left the Church and abandoned the Faith, accused, in effect, of being traitors? Now, in view
of the content of this article and in the name of common sense, who, I ask, are disloyal to the Church, who have betrayed it,
who are the traitors? The record speaks for itself. And since the Church founded by Christ is the selfsame Church in the
20th century as it was on the first Pentecost, the day of its birth, where is it to be found today? Where else but among those
traditional Roman Catholics in this country and worldwide who have remained uncompromisingly faithful to it. The true
Church is God-made; the Novus Ordo Church is man-made-and, in the words of none other than the Apostles, "we must
obey God rather than men" (Acts 5 , 29).
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THE ROSARY, cont'd ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, cont'd Tradition records that in approaching
But there is another side of this great death Thomas' faith did not waver nor his
a word about the Indulgences presently saint. Thomas ' poems, for example, many love of the Eucharist:
attached to the Rosary: all Indulgences of which traditional Catholics still sing as !fin this world there be any knowledge
formerly attached to it were abrogated hymns, show his devout faith. They are of this Sacrament stronger than that of ·
(validly if unfortunately) with the general re- beautiful and simple and devoid of faith, I wish now to use it in affirming
vision of the Code of Indulgences by Pope complicated theology. that I firmly believe and know as certain
Paul VI after Vatican Council II. In the new Known for his devotion to the Blessed that Jesus Christ, True God and True
Code there is simply a Partial Indulgence Sacrament, Thomas was requested by the Man, Son of God and Son of the Virgin
attached, not to the blessed beads themselves Pope himself to compose what used to be Mary, is in this Sacrament. I receive Thee,
but to the recitation of the Rosary. The value the Corpus Christi office. Expressly the price of my redemption, for Whose
of Partial Indulgences is no longer deter- beautiful in Latin the Adora Te Devote is love I have watched, studied, and
mined in days or years, but depends on the superb as well in English translation: laboured. Thee have I preached; Thee
q~ality of the particular devotion and the have I taught. Never have I said anything
fervor or devotion of the one practicing it. A Hidden God, devoutly I adore thee
Truly present underneath these veils:
against Thee: if anything was not well
Plenary Indulgence , however, under the said, that is to be attributed to my
All my heart subdues itself before thee,
usual conditions of receiving the Sacraments ignorance. Neither do I wish to be ob-
Since it all before thee faints and fails .
(within a week) and offering a prayer for the stinate in my opinions, but if I have
Pope, may be gained each time the Rosary Not to sight, or taste, or touch be credit,
written anything erroneous concerning
(five decades) is recited in a church or in a Hearing only do we trust secure;
I believe, for God the Son hath said it- this Sacrament or other matters, I submit
group. Any priest is able to impart the bles- all to the judgment and correction of the
Word of truth that ever shall endure.
sing for a Rosary (formerly reserved to Holy Roman Church, in whose obedience
Dominican priests or others delegated by the Though I look on thy wounds with Thomas, I now pass from this life.
Order), that blessing now being the only one Thee, my Lord, and thee, my God, I call:
Make me more and more believe thy promise, The body of Thomas Aquinas died on
for Rosaries.
Hope in thee, and love thee overall. March 7th, 1274 and, since then, many,
anyone interested in joining our including Popes St. Pius V, Leo XIII and
Perpetual Rosary Crusade may write for in- And what true Catholic with the fire Pius XII, have sung his praises. And his
formation to Sister M. Gerard Vincent, of Faith and love of the Holy Eucharist is memory and gifts are still with us, every
O.S.F. at Our Lady of thr Rosary Chapel, not overwhelmed by the Pange Lingua time a. young seminarian studies the
Monroe, Conn. 06468 . and its last two stanzas, the Tantum Summa or a child sings at Benediction.
Ergo? Now discarded by the Novus Ordo The spirit of St. Thomas will never leave
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8
On December 15,
1978 President Carter
announced that, on January
1, 1979, the United States would
recognize the government of Com-
munist China. To comply with the con-
ditions of the Communists, he also broke
relations and cancelled a defense treaty with
the Nationalist Chinese government.
This recognition of Communist China is more
than a political question; it is also a moral one.
In taking this step the President is supporting the
greatest mass murderers in human history. There has
been a great deal of horror expressed in the last thirty years
over the terrible deeds of the Nazis before and during World War
II. Their crimes in killing and brutally treating millions of Jews and
Christians have been vividly portrayed in books, movies, and television shows.
The Nazis do deserve our scorn and re-
vulsion; yet their crimes are not even
close in number to those of the
Chinese Communists.
The figure of six million killed is gen-
THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA
erally li sted as the total for Nazi vic-
tims; this number has been disputed
by Lawrence R. Borne, Ph.D.
but it is one that can be used as an ap-
proximation. In contrast, the minimum
figure given for those killed by the
Chinese Communists is thirty-four mil-
lion, more than five times as many
deaths as have been charged to the Taiwan, which had been controlled by by the Red butchers to enslave, or
Nazis. A more realistic figure for the the Japanese in World War 11, and they keep enslaved, millions of victims. And
Communists in China is sixty-four mil- had to build a viable economy for all the U.S. government has also used dip-
lion, a number killed that staggers the its inhabitants, those who had survived lomatic pressure, trade policies, and
human mind. And many of these the Japanese occupation and those loans to assist the Communist seizures
deaths came as a result of various who were arriving from the mainland. of power. There is no reason to believe
methods of torture that are simply too The results have been astounding. U.S. policy will be any different in re-
horrible to describe. Taiwan has the highest population gard to China in the years ahead.
density in the world, yet the people
Dwell on these facts for a few minutes enjoy one of t.he highes t standards of It is incredible to think that the Presi-
and then consider the magnitude of living in As'la. Not only do they grow dent of the United States has taken
the President's decision. Can anyone their own food but they are also able these recent steps with little official
visualize the U.S. government recog- to export some food to other countries. protest being raised . A few Congress-
nizing the Nazi regime after its crimes They have been able to build this thriv- men have filed suit to reverse his uni-
had been revealed? ing economy with some initial aid from lateral decision but this seems
the United States but they have de- destined to failure in our federal
There is, of course, more than a mere veloped and maintained it because of courts. If the U.S. were a truly re-
exc hange of ambassadors involved in a large amount of economic and per- ligious nation, a roar of righteous in-
President Carter's actions. By cancel- sonal freedom. Respect for the rights dignation would already have led to
I ing the U.S. recognition of and de- of the individual is high on Taiwan and steps calling for the impeachment and
fense treaty with the Nationalist non-existent in Communist China. removal of the President.
Chi nese government, he has given the
Communists carte blanche to enslave But the U.S. recognition is even more As Catholics we are obligated to fight
the millions of free people living on insidious than giving the Communists evil. As Americans we have more free-
Taiwan. free rein to enslave m"ore Chinese. dom than most of the people who have
Based on previous actions, one can ever lived on this earth. We should
Whe n the leaders of the Nationalist safe.ly assume that the United States combine this freedom . with our obli-
government had to flee the Chinese will actually aid the Communists in gation to fight what our government is
mainland in 1949 (largely because of their takeover of Taiwan. The U.S. doing, with our taxes, to the Chinese
the treachery of the U.S. government), government has consistently sold or people.
they faced a very uncertain and dif- given military assista nce to Commu-
ficult future. They had to rebuild nist nations; and this aid has been used
9
To the Editor:
I wish to alert you to a program called
Genesis II. It is a twelve-week program in-
volving tapes, film and class discussion, and
costs $1,995.00. It is produced by a Father
Dwyer and his Intermedia Foundation of
Santa Monica, California.
Fr. Dwyer is described by the National
Catholic Reporter (one of the program's
backers) as a "priestly guru who wishes to
bring about change based on self-
knowledge." The methodology used in
Genesis II is based on humanist Kohlberg's
theories of moral development. Others
quoted as sources are the atheistic and
humanistic psychologist Paiget Maslow, and
the heretical theologian Hans Kung.
The basic thrust of the program is that we
cannot love God unless we love ourselves
To the Editor: To the Editor: first. The traditional ideas of Christianity are
Orthodox Roman Catholics might well Those who condone, counsel, command, inverted, and Dwyer in his film presentation
feel a sense of hopelessness in our task of re- conduct or consent to abortion are baby ridicules the saints and martyrs for their
building the traditional Catholicism which we killers! sacrifice and humility. Along with priests and
cling to uncompromisingly. In comparison to Yet they are horrified at Hitler's gassing bishops of the past, he describes them in his
the mainstream "modern" Church, our of Jews; at "peoples' court" mob executions favorite vulgarity, as being "all screwed up."
numbers are small in both lay and priestly in Red China; at racking, scalding and The techniques are those of the be-
membership. Surely, we might think, it is be- quartering in the Middle Ages; or at the havioral psychologists: breathing exercises,
yond our power to surmount the obstacles Aztecs' beating heart sacrifice to a sun god. role-playing and sensitivity training. Much of
which must be hurdled if the name Abortion is the modern grisly blood sacri- the group activity is merely ridiculous "non-
"Catholic" is ever again to have the meaning fice on the hedonistic altar of self- verbal expression" in the form of collages
it did prior to Vatican II. gratification. It is dismemberment, and cartoons, verbalizing roles of animals
And indeed, such a task is beyond our blistering, poisoning, even strangulation of and inanimate objects. Other activities can be
power alone; to be successful we must look to living human beings. Worse odds than the In- emotionally dangerous.
God and to those close to Him who can speak quisition, where ordeal survivors were Some of the presentation is "sick." The
for us. spared. few times Christ is dealt with, only His
The traditional Catholic movement is In sham ignorance, they say the unborn is human nature is considered. The questions
dedicated already to Jesus and His Holy not yet human; only a part of a woman's indicate a pathological condition among the
Mother: to Jesus because of our insistence body. But the most primitive savage knows protagonists of the program :
upon maintaining His Real Presence and His better, even giving religious note to various "State your thoughts about the need (em-
unbloody Sacrifice in the Mass; and to Mary stages of prenatal growth . Normal babies phasis added) that Jesus had for human
because of her special position as Holy have been taken from already dead mothers. friends. How important do you think the
Mother of both Our Lord and His Church. They say a woman has a right to control love of women like Mary and Mary Mag-
(The ORCM was publicly consecrated to the her own body. An obvious truism, though dalene was for Jesus' own growth? How dif-
Immaculate Heart of Mary on October 9, often not asserted, judging from all the " ac- ficult is it for you to visualize Jesus touching
1977-Ed.) But should we not also dedicate cidents" aborted. women, not in ritual greeting but in affec-
ourselves and our cause to the third member Anyone, man or woman, will one day tion?"
of the Holy Family-St. Joseph? It would answer to Gog_ for a life they started and then One taped segment treats the Holy Trinity
seem only natural to request the help of the abandoned. in a blasphemous fashion . Then discussions
Patron of the Universal Church in our Once the legality (not the right) to kill the follow, based on the pagan concept of God.
attempt to have that Church return to the innocent has been established , the "when to When prayer is mentioned, traditional prayer
traditions which for centuries guided it and do it" is a minor question. Before birth if ex- is made fun of, and prayer in Genesis II con-
provided its unity and universality. What pedient; at birth if defective (the wrong sex or sists of such activities as bowling and "mak-
better way to honor the husband of Mary and color); at six months if impeding a "life ing love to your spouse." Dwyer is quoted as
father of Jesus than to ask him to support us style"; at three years if mentally retarded; at, saying that even as a person sins he can ex-
from his position as Patron of the True 12 years if hopelessly delinquent; at 65 if ex- perience the presence and activity of God.
Church? pensively ill? In short, this course glorifies selfishness
Jesus, Mary and Joseph-dedicated to Don't hide behind a statute contrary to and ridicules sacrifice; it is flippant in its por-
them and sustained by them, we no longer the natural law. A degenerate society spawns trayal of God; it teaches ongoing revelation
need be in awe of the task we have set for degenerate laws and customs . and the primacy of the fundamental option,
ourselves-to perpetuate the real Catholicism Ironically, many who accept the exe- in clear contradiction to the teachings of the
and to see it returned to its pre-Vatican II cution of the innocent unborn are opposed to Church; it makes no mention of original sin
strength. well-deserved, morally justified capital or other basic teachings of the Church.
John P. Callahan punishment for those duly convicted of the The course is shallow, dull, expensive,
Pittsfield, Mass. most fiendish crimes, who in effect volun- and detrimental to faith and morals.
teered for their fate. Can this be a sharing of Lawrence Petroski
guilt, a camaraderie among felons? Tacoma, Wash
Henry C. Towne
Kent, Wash.
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