Catholic Church Excommunicates Over Communism Edict
The Nation Today reports on Catholic doctrine against communism, outlining excommunication for members who aid or join communist parties. It stresses the future consequence rather than past actions, detailing how one may seek forgiveness through confession or sincere repentance if death nears without priestly aid.
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Fragmented remarks mix religious debate on true repentance with coverage of President Truman planning a steel board. The White House aims to appoint a board soon to resolve U S Steel and CIO labor disputes, while Ching reports U S Steel is pressed for a prompt, definite reply amid urgency.
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