Fraternalism and faith in God shape modern society
A dense sermon argues that fraternal organizations arise from biblical duty to care for others and that belief in the Almighty underpins patriotism, unity, and humanitarian action. It cites Wells and Britling to illustrate how faith transforms view of war and society, urging steadfast devotion to God, country, and communal duty.
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Mgr. Britling
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Great Britain
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Butling
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Property dispute tests Treaty clauses in Paris courts
In Paris a case cites the Treaty of Versailles and reparations. Duke de Vincence bought a Paris house with a 100,000 franc mortgage held by a Berlin front and seeks to withhold payment as German losses claimed by France. He argues his Caulaincourt property, valued at three million francs and destroyed by Germany, justifies nonpayment until compensation is received.
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Versailes
Duke de Vincence
Avenue de Wagram
Berlin
Caulaincourt
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Vergailes
Caubiinenurs
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