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Pseudotheology

Catholic Leadership Resisted
Dictates of the Third Reich

• Literary Digest, 1937 •


“With every organization in Germany gobbled up, the Evangelical and Roman Catholic churches continue their valiant, tortured struggle against absorption in the totalitarian state.”

“Last week Michael Cardinal von Faulhaber (1869 – 1952), Archbishop of Munich, mounted the pulpit of old St. Michael’s and basted Nazi violations of the Concordat, the 1933 treaty between the Reich and the Vatican under which Catholics agreed to a ban on the political activities clergy and lay leaders, in exchange for religious liberty in their churches and schools.”


Seventy five years after the collapse of the Nazi regime, the Vatican issued a 23 page report saying that the German Catholic church was largely submissive to the will of the Reich – click here to read more about this subject.


More about the moral fortitude of Cardinal Faulhaber can be read here…


Click here to read about the Nazi efforts to change the German churches into fascist tools.




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Catholic Leadership Resisted Dictates of the Third Reich

Catholic Leadership Resisted Dictates of the Third Reich

Catholic Leadership Resisted Dictates of the Third Reich

Christianity in 1930s germanysurvival of Christianity in 1930s germanychristian struggle to surviveoppressed Christianity 1930s germany
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