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Cardinal Francis Spellman — Part 1
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Tribute te the Belgians
“In speaking to you today I
am fulfilling # life-long desire to
pay public tribute to a gallant,
God-fearing people, Belgium! I
salute yout With your storied
cities, your old and beautiful
towns, your celebrated universl-
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“T recall the weary faces of
soldiers the cumulative effect of
war upon civilian populations,
the pain and privation it brings
to humanity—all this 1 am fami-
Var with because I have seen it
‘with my own eyes, I have seen.
too, the desperate needs created
by war—the need for food, for
clothing and for medical supplies,
‘The response made by America
to these worldwide needs, through
end private
asencies, has elicited
gratitude. I have seen this reg-
iatered on the faces of hundreds
of thousands. You cannot mis-
take the expression of gratitude
in the eyes and worn,
pallid face of the sick, homeless
and hungry. Gratitude speaks
ite apn language and I feel sure
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in myaticlam all through postwar
America—in the extraordinery
sacrifices being made by milllons
of American fathers and mothers
for the erection and maintenance
of parochial and private schools | A:
wherein knowledge of God can
be integrated with secular knowl.
edge so that religion will be @
formative and decisive force in
the lives of thelr children—in the
phenomenal response American
readers have made in the past
decade to the publication of books
of @ religious and spiritual na-
ture, These are palpable evidences
that there is a deep hunger for
God In contemporary American
life,
America’s Faults
“This ts the real America I
would have you know — the
America which. is deeply aware
that ‘unless the Lord build the
house, they labor in vain who
bulla it! 3¢ ts this Americh,
rather than that of our over-ad~
vertised skyscrapers, paved roads
and modern plumbing which I
would recommend to the study of
European observers. In doing 20,
Iam conscious that we are far
from a perfect nation, We have
our faults, What nation does not?
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Communist activities in the United
begun while there is still time to
do something about it In too
many instances the awareness of
Communist intrigue has come
when It is too late, The anguished
on ours.
Americans are published reports
that Yugoslavia is greatly excited
over in the United
States. This from es country
which holds ite Cardinal-Primate
incomm . from @ country
which has subjected tts Bishops
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spread terroriam, from = country
which has bullied and threatened
continually those who would not
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