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Sum

Continued from page d
when Europe was Catholic and
United. Bigots may even go so
far as to say that these mis-
guided Catholic rulers were
making plans to hand Europe
over on a platter to the Pope
for the Pope was the center
of Europe's unity in the Mid
die Ages. 1t is true that the
Pope in those ages was not
only the head of the Universal
Church but also the leader
and judge of Christian society.
This is not the place to go
into a long study of the med
ieval Papacy. Suffice it to say
that any return to the Med
ieval Church-State system is
unthinkable and Adenauer and
de Gaulle would be the first
to potest if anyone suggested
it. This is a vastly different
world from that of the Middle
Ages.
AT THE SAME IME one
would have to be terribly blind
to ignore the fact that there
was something incredibly Won
derful in the unity that exist
ed in Europe in pre-Reforma-
ton times. The serious stu
dent of political science wants
to extract what was GOOD in
those times and adapt it to our
present situation.
AS Christopher Dawson says
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that there is only one way to
achieve this objective. She
leaves it up to the proper &C.
cleSiastical authorities in each
country to decide whether or
not secular" unions are bet
ter adapted to local condi-
tons than Christian unions
would be.
IN OUR COUNTRY, this de-
cision was made with finality
and with the complete ap-
proval of the Holy See ap-
~proximately rs years ago
when the late Cardinal Glib
bonS, representing the Ameri-
can hierarchy, went to Rome
AMI successfully defended the
right of American Catholics to
join the neutral" Knights of
Labor.
From that day to this there
has never been any doubt that
the Church positively APP
proves of secular" mot "sec-
ularized') unions in the sense
that she regards them as be-
ing preferable, under present
and forseeable American con-
ditions, to confessional or
Christian unions.
TO MAINTAIN the opposite
that the Church does not
positively approve Of "secu-
lar" unions in the United
States but merely tolerates
them as a matter of tempo
rary expediency-is, in my
opinion, to fly in the face of
all the evidence.
| have yet to hear of a sim
gle Catholic bishop, priest or
layman who thinks that Chris
tan or confessional" unions
would be desirable in the
United States either now or at
any time in the foreseeable
future.
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DERIVING cause of many traf-
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19

One of the cleverest
novelists in England to-
day is Muriel Spark, the
young Catholic writer
whose novel is called
The Ballad of Peckham Rye
(Lippincott, $3.75.) Less relig-
ious in tone than her enjoy
able earlier novels, The Com
forters, Robinson, and Memen-
TO Mort, the new book is
equally funny and perhaps
even more witty.
THE HERO of the present
book is a bright young man
named Dougal Douglas, whose
brightness is in inverse pro-
portion to his sense Of ethics
but of about equal proportion
to his firm belief that the
world owes him a living, and
a rather splendid one, in re-
turn for very little effort.
When it serves his usually
nefarious purposes to do so,
Dougal inverts his name and
becomes Douglas Dougal, and
under one name or another,
he is equally adept at rear
ranging other peoples lives
and at finding several lucra-
tive ways to outWit the rest
of the world.
ONE OF THE FUNNIEST
sequences in the book, and
one envisages it as a movie
role to be played by Alec
Guinness, centers about Doug
ais employment as the Arts
Man in a firm manufacturing
synthetic textiles. Here is sat-
ire on Big Business and also
on the weird and wonderful
words of advertising and pub
lie relations. A few sly sWipes
are also taken at such sacred
cows of today's business as
motivational research and the
engineering of consent"
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BOOKS OF THE HOUR
New Muriel Spark
Novel Very Witty
by Fir. Bernard Theall, O.S.B.

profound force for good-but
still not divine.
This little book consists of
five essays by as many spec
ialists in scriptural scholar
ship, all of them centering
about the one problem of
Christ's divinity: its foreshad-
owing in the Old Testament
and its definitive proof in the
New.
FIR. ALBERT cELIN an
alyzes with beautiful economy
and system the Expectation
of God in the Old Testament"
and FIR. Jean Schmitt shows
how "The Apostolic Church
Believes in and Worships Je-
sus-the Christ" The remain
ing three essays summarize
the teaching of Christ's divin-
ity as it is expressed in three
main New Testament sources:
the synoptic Gospels, the writ
ings of st. Paul, and the Cos
pei of st. John.
All of the essays have some
thing of originality to contrib
ute to a theme that most
Catholics take so easily for
granted that they often fail
when called upon to defend it
before today's militant anti
supernaturaliSts.
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CHILDREN AND READING
Begin To Teach
Language Early
BY MARTHA PETRUCCI

bright quality in the pictures.
Walck is the publisher and
the price is $500. Both of
these books will be enjoyed
by the very young.
Lee Cooper takes a differ
ent approach to the teaching
of a language in FUN WITH
SPANISH. Reading rather
than the controversial meth
cd is used. Over 500 Spanish
words are introduced through
stories and verses. The illus
trations are simply done in
red and black. Pronunciation
and vocabulary are given at
the end.
Little, Brown is the pub
Usher of FUN WITH SPAN
ISH and it retails for $500.
MARCIA BROWN, a talent
ed contributor to the field of
children's literature, has re-
Gently had published a French
version of her folk tale,
STONE SOUP" or UNE
DROLE DE SOUPE. The
translator is Hilda Grenier
Tagliaipietra.
The Brittany section of
France, where the tale origi-
mated, was the birthplace of
Marcia Brown.
Her illustrations are orange
and brown and aptly portray
the tale. UNE DROLE DE
SOUPE is primarily for use
by children who have already
been introd uced to the
French language. Published
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BOOKS OF III HOUR

Not only does our hero pad
out his income by hiring him.
self also to a rival firm in the
same capacity, but he finds
still a third source of income
in a medium made to order
for the overactive brain;
ghost-writing autobiographies.
His first essay in this direc-
ton is the life story of a fad
ed actress, and some of the
higher flights of rhetoric of
which he makes his heroine
capable will remind an older
generation of readers of the
diction of Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes.
AS WITH ALL her books,
Miss Spark keeps this one
to a discreet length, but one
has the feeling that there is
more pure reading enjoyment
in her 100 pages than in most
of the five-and six-hundred
page sociologically realistic
fictions of present day
O'Haras, Faulkners, and War
rens.
THE RELATIVELY new
publishing house of the He'll
con Press continues its inter-
esting contributions of relig-
ious materials translated from
the French with a symposium
on "The Divinity of Jesus
Christ in the Scriptures" un-
der the title Son and Saviour
(Helicon, $2.95).
The practical value of such
a book is that it helps the
Catholic to counter the grow
ing body of religious thought,
especially in America, which
holds Christ to have been a
great religious genius and a
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Yardstick

Continued from page a.
obviously cannot be approved
either by the Catholic Church
Or by any other religious body
which is loyal to its. own basic
principles. But what about
secular" unions? The au-
thor of the above mentioned
article in Human Events says
they can be "guardedly work
ed with" but cannot be posi-
lively approved" by the
Church.
iF BY THIS he means
that the Church cannot give
blanket approval to every
thing that secular" unions
do, he is merely stating the
obvious. The Church, of
course, cannot and will not
give blanket approval to any
social, economic or political
institution, whether secular
or christian"
But if he means to say that
the Church can only tolerate
secular unions as a matter
of temporary expediency, l
must respectfully disa gree
with him.
oBViou THE church
wants all trade unions - and
all other political and eco
nomic organizations - to be
guided by sound principles of
social morality, but she does
not say that Christian unions
or Christian political parties,
etc.) are either desirable or
necessary under any and all
conditions.
While the objective of the
Church is the same for all So
cial, economic and political
organizations in all parts of
the world, she does not say
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Quoted In honor Of the Lourdes
centenary.
STAFFORD. JOHN ", Editor.
C~ounseling In The Secondary
School. Catholic University OF
America Press. 50 50 Paper. The
proceedings of the 1853 workshop.
Never carry gasoline in inn
proper receptacles of keep
such containers in a closed
car or trunk compartment,
warns the Columbus Auto
Club. Gasoline always should
be carried in a metal contain
er, properly capped.
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by Scribners, the book sells
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cabulary is included.
Those readers who may be
interested in obtaining lists
of foreign language books
available can contact the fol-
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Modern Language Association
70 Fifth Ave.
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This gives lists of all kinds
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magazines, games and so
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Spanish. For elementary or
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in the first chapter of his
Medieval Essays: eff the
semi-barbarous society of feu-
dial Europe could create such
a remarkable cultural unity
under the influence of Chris
tian ideas, what might the
modern world achieve with its
vast resources of knowledge
and power which are now run
ming to waste or being per-
verted into instruments of So
cial destruction"
There are remnants of Euro
pean cultural unity on which
a new United States of Europe
can be built. The task will not
be easy. Centuries of political
q%uarrels, nationalistic feuds,
personal antagonisms will be
tough obstacles.
BUT SEE a BRIGHT ray
of hope in the very fact this
meeting between Adenauer
and de Gaulle was held. Here
were no political theorists in
an ivory tower but the leaders
of the two countries that have
been fiercest in their hatred
of each other, Germany and
France. Certainly, if France
and Germany can federate po-
litically, there is every reason
to think that the other nations
of Europe can do likewise.
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Mass OrdO
LITURC Y
OF The
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SUNDAY, AUGUST II
eleventh NJ . AFTER
PENTEcOST


Green vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass
of Saint Jane Frances de Chan
tai, Greed, Preface of the
Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, AUGUST n
IMMACULATE HEART
OF MARY
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Tin Low Mass
of Saints Timothy and his
Companions, Creed, Preface
of the Blessed Virgin.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23
SAINT PHILIP BENiZI
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Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a
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les.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is
SAINT LOUIS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.
FRIDAY, AUGUST rs
FERlAL FRIDAY
Green vestments, Mass of
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Pentecost, no Gloria, Second
Prayer lin Low Mass OF Saint
Zephyrinus, no Creed, Com
mon Preface.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~
SAINT JOSEPH
~cALASANcTiUS
White vestments, Gloria,
Common Preface.