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Last EssaysWALTER SHEWRINGEnglish Countryman  \nG.A.FRESSANGESPoland in EnglandCONRAD PEPLER,O.P.The English Spirit  \nSUPPLEMENT:BOOKS ON ENGLAND  \nOXFORD  \nBLACKWELJ  \n## NEW ORDERorRIGHT ORDER?The Weekly Review\n\nEditor:R.D.JEBB  \n6d.  \nStill pursues its ancient policies helped by survivorsfrom its first campaigns  \nSpecimen copies will be sent on application 'to theDitchling Press,Hassocks,Sussex  \nTHE CATHOLIC WORLD  \nPublished by the Paulist Fathers  \nThe First Catholic Monthly in the United StatesJANUARY,1943NO ALLIANCE WITH ATHEISMSOME THOUGHTS ON PEACE  \nERASMUS’s SERVICES TO THE CHURCHTHE SECRET OF ANTISEMITISM  \nFATHER TABB AT ST.CHARLES’COLLEGETHE NAZI CULT OF NIETZSCHE  \nDrama一Fiction -Verse一Books -ChronicleTHECATHOLIC WOR L D401 West 59th Street,New York,U.S.A.Subscription($5 annually post paid)may be sent toBurns,Oates and Washbourne,London.  \n## BLACKFRIARS\n\n(With which is incorporated The Catholic Reviezw)  \nLiterary Communications should be addressed to The Editor,Blackfriars,Oxford(Tel.3607).The Editor cannot be responsible for the loss of MSS.submitted.No.MSS.will be returned unless accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope.  \nCommunications regarding Advertisements slould be addressed to the Manager,Blackfriars,Oxford(Tel.3607).  \nSubscriptions and orders for copies should be sent to Messrs.Basil Blackwell,49 Broad Street,Oxford(Tel.3487).Annual Subscription 12/6 post free(inU.S.A.$3).  \n\n| YOL.XXIV   | FEBRUARY 1943   | No.275   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nPage  \n42  \nENGLAND's NEED  \nTHE BEVERIDGE REPORTRichard O'Sullivan,K.C.46  \nWalter Shewring52  \n## ENGLAND AND THE COUNTRYMAN\n\n56  \nGILL’s LAST EssAYSMgr.John O'Connor  \nConrad Pepler,O.P.59  \n## THE ENGLISH SPIRIT\n\nTIIE EAGLE WHITER THAN A DovEG.A.Fressanges,D.Litt.63  \nREVIEWS:John Hennig;Bede Griffiths,O.S.B.;Conrad 70Pepler,O.P.;Cedric Burton,O.P.;Valentine Wood.  \n0.P.;Egbert Cole,O.P.;J.D.Crichton;etc.  \nBLACKFRIARS  \nNo.275  \nE N G LAN D’S NEE D  \nThere are plenty of reformers and prophets for England's materialneeds.The Beveridge Report is only one of several hundreds ofprinted works showing what the men of this country lack and howtheir needs are to be filled.We are shown the wretched lives ofthose to whom our system has been harsh:the uncertainty of en1-ployment,the great number living below subsistence level,the hovelsin which maty workers live,the long hours and the slender leisure;these things can be painted in vivid colours and provide the main-stay for the enthusiasts for the plals and reports.  \nThere are few who recognise that those material needs are ofsecondary importance compared with the spiritual ones,and thatthe needs of Englishmen will never be met so long as we confineour efiorts to relieving their physical wants.Pius XII,in his im-pressive Christmas allocution,has pointed out that the troublesfrom which we suffer cannot be cured if we leave out religion.Thistruth is set aside by the majority of social tlinkers and planners,and they scoff at the Pope as reactionary and out of touch withreality.But in this country the need is greater than elsewhere.Already our standard of living is the highest in Europe,with theposs ble exception of the Scandinavian countries,if we base our com-parisons on pre-war standards.At the same tinie,the religiousneeds liere are being overlaid at an alarming speed.The need forspiritual realities is forgotten,and for that reason our plannersconsider nothing beyond material reconstruction.England can livehappily enough without religion,so why waste energy in trying torestore religious sense?  \nEngland's needs are spiritual rather than material;and further-more the supplying of the spiritual need would go a long way to-wards material recuperation.The obstacles in the way of bringingback the Christian religion to England stand so high that humanendeavour c","cbCaip6BJ9UQiA7D","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip6BJ9UQiA7D","pdf",2085717,44,"English","# ENGLAND's NEED\n## 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