Academy of St Joseph - In The Pines Yearbook (Brentwood, NY)

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Daily we ask our Lady of Victory and of Peace to protect and watch over our valiant men and women in the armed forces. This awful conflict had its origin in forgetfulness of God, as the failure of the Versailles Treaty was due to the exclusion of God. Hatred and tyranny will not cease until man makes God's law the foundation- stone of his life. Godlessness, with all its evil implications, has naturally led to materialism, which makes might, right, and utterly disregards justice. Totalitarianism, racism, and international distrust have followed in the wake of materialism. And, as a natural consequence, the lack of charity and mutual regard, in these isms, has brought about the social and economic evils of the modern world. These present-day evils-such as Godless education, divorce, the unjust demands of the state regarding the education of children, denial of the rights of private property, disregard for the individual in the state, the unjust distribution of wealth - have long been recognized by our Sovereign Pontiff, Pius XII. For these evils he has offered salutary remedies, closely allied with peace. His conception of peace harmonizes with democratic principles, and implies condemnation of totalitarian policies. No man living is better equipped than is our Holy Father for dealing with these modern evils. As linguist, world-traveler, vicar of Christ and Father of Christendom, he possesses all necessary knowledge, insight and experience. The fearless champion of the interests of every religion, race and nation, he loves all without partialityg and is vigilantly anxious for their welfare. Filled with the spirit of Christianity, he not only sees and hears of tragic miseries, but he has personally met victims of the modern world's awful cataclysm. 'I+

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