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Excerpt from The Chaplain, Vol. 7: September-October, 1950
Today, we, as spiritual leaders are challenged on every side. The forces Of evil are rampant. We cannot look at our daily newspapers without read ing about murder, theft, divorce and violence. We ask ourselves the ques tion, Why is it that evil seems to pre vail when men and women can get so much satisfaction out Of the things that are good? The answer comes very quickly to us: Mankind has fallen away from God.
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