Word: suspicions
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...cult of Wodan and the "Old Gods" of Germany supported by the General Erich Ludendorff, once an active Hitlerite, is of course a detestable heresy against God Almighty which every Catholic must resist. True, the Hitlerites of today are not Wodanites, but they are tainted with a suspicion of Wodanism in the ecclesiastic mind...
Apparent cause of Archbishop Hanna's 1923 rejection was the persistent suspicion of his "modernism." At the beginning of the century he was teaching theology in St. Bernard's Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. (where he was born). He had studied at Rome, Cambridge and Munich and there had absorbed much of the modernized philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas (Thornism), philosophy which Pope Leo XIII (1878-1903) approved. But Thomism leads, if unrestrained, to dangerous questioning of Roman Catholic dogma, to what Leo's successor Pius X (1903-14) called pernicious "modernism...
...revival of an ancient and outworn custom had been a motive, the same result might have been reached without a dais by lengthening the chair and table legs a couple of inches, and wearing pattens. In such case, the CRIMSON's strictures would have been justified, and the suspicion that Harvard democracy consists chiefly in affability toward properly accredited persons...
...called the illampa jumping 40 ft. through the air in slow motion; flamingoes goose-stepping through a marsh. Most of the other episodes, though fairly interesting, are stencils. The incidental sound effects are supposed to have been recorded in Africa but they are not convincing enough to mitigate the suspicion that they were put in later, in Hollywood. Explorer Paul L. Hoefler made the picture in 1929. His conversations and explanations are recorded on the sound machine...
...16th Century Spain, inquisitors twice imprisoned St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, on suspicion of heresy. Inquisitors also accused St. Teresa, reformer of the Carmelite Order, of canonical misconduct. Her mystic Concepts of the Divine Love brought censure. She was saved from punishment by King Philip II, morose religio-maniac...