Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01

theories that are vapory n unreal.
1t disturbs the perfect balance be-
tween Gods creation. His eternal
law, and our faculties of memory,
will and understanding.
These false sciences are immoral
as we'll as dangerous. They are I'M
moral because they undermine mans
responsibility. That Is n OF the
evils of birth control; through 1t man
wants to dodge his responsibilities.
Disaster awaits society when wo-
men measure their lives not by the
number of their children. but by the
number of their husbands. Divorc
has become a national curse.
To prevent human life by birth
Aontrol is criminal and horrible-as
Alch SHAKING life after conception.
ratSer RSNs y body. and the for
r denies both a soul and body an
k~istence about to begin. 1t Is pagan
philosophy.
Man alone cannot cure the Ills of
the times. He needs a Samaritan
from above.
Jazz and modern feminine dress
and these pagan PHILOSOPHERS are
symptomatic of the disorders in the
intellectual, social and moral world.
The symptoms are not as serious as
the evils they conceal.
If one does not lead a normal life
enc is apt to become very easily ao-
normal mentally, physically or NOR
ally.
Theories that try to explain away
the responsibility of human acts ara
a grave menace TO society as well as
the individual. We will be judged
not by what we thought or by what
we felt but by Gods law. The sense
-.-sLETs@~ n,1 4In nhlfOafFOn
of accountability for all of ones ac-
form the basis of society. We
lrnst>ourselVes to the engineer of a
raiIroaA to the captain of a ship, TO
the surgeon. to the person who sells
US food. Why can't we trust God a
little bit?
Faith is the basis Of the everlast-
frg things that count. Pagan phil
osophies are futile. Faith does not
mean that we see a thing or know
a thing clearly. When we do, II
ceases to be faith and becomes
knowledge.
Man doesn't meet disaster in h
air as long as he obeys the laws or
the air. SO he must obey the laws of
the soul. and keep within the limita-
lions set for him by Gods eternal
law. Otherwise disaster.
Pope Plus NJ will appoint W
lew. American cardinals this year
say reports from Rome.
Most Rev. Patrick Joseph Hayes
archbishop of New York, is mem
toned as one OF them.
This is Archbishop Hayes: \ man
under medium height, slender.
young looking in spite of his gray
hair brushed straight back; an un-
usually square jaw. a ready smile:
ewes that twinkle; a man quick or
movement. and with a trick Of put
ting humorous interest into the
things he says. and a habit Of smil-
ing and INTERPRETING interrogativeiy
the word sSee?'' as he talks.
He has been a priest 80 years,
bishop Z years. archbishop 3 years.
He is 81. born in New York Nov. 20
1867. He attended Manhattan Col
lege. st. Joseph's, Seminary at Troy,
n. Y, and the Catholic University
% Washington.
He was ordained in 1892, appoint
Cd chancellor of New York in 1908.
domestic prelate to the Pope in 1907.
president of Catholic College from
1903 to 1914. consecrated bishop oct.
IS. 1914. rector of St. Stephens
Church in 1915 Catholic chaplain
fishob of the United States Army
and Navy in 1917. and on March 10.
1919 he was Appointed archbishop o.
New York.
Copyright. 1922. y. E. A.