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In Great Britain last week the new encyclical of Pope Pius XI (TIME, June 1) was widely termed "political" because His Holiness said:
To avoid these excesses, while retaining the admitted benefits of syndicalism, His Holiness appeared to favor a system of co-operation between Capital & Labor based upon local units, similar in scope to the medieval guilds. Syndicalism on a national scale he thought too great a concentration of "vehement power" (in...
When Mr. Murphy (Arthur Sinclair of Mr. Gilhooley) arrives in the U. S. things begin humming. He embarrasses his daughter-in-law by attacking the English butler with a shoe, consorts with the shanty Irish in the Patch. He is delighted to attend a bountiful wake where "they were carrying...
Again the church and state are found in keen opposition. First in the Middle Ages one remembers King Henry, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, on his knees before the head of the Catholic church at Canossa beseeching him for peace. Then in Italy one pictures his holiness retiring into...
In this age one cannot picture Premier Mussolini on his kneos to his holiness the Pope of Rome, but this or something like it does not seem too improbable to at least conjure with. II Duce doubtless has things pretty well under control, but it is impossible to conceive of...