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   -  \nINTEGRITY is published by lay Catholics anddedicated to the task of discovering the newsynthesis of RELIGION and LIFE for our times  \nSeptember 1949  \nVol.3,No.12  \nPublished Monthly by Integrity Publishing Co.,346 East 86th Street,NewYork 28,N.Y.,TR 9-5176.Edited by Edward Willock and CarolJackson.Entered as Second Class Matter October 14,1946 atthe Post Office at New York,N.Y.under the Act of March  \n3,1897.All single copies 25 cents each;yearly sub-scriptions:domestic $3.00,Canadian $3.50,Foreign $4.00.  \nINTEGRITY Is INDEXED IN THE CATHOLIC PERIODICAL INDEX.  \n# E DIT O RI A L\n\nE HEARD of a priest the other daywho gives wonderfully convincingsermons about Hell,but when hetalks of Heaven you wouldn'twant to go there.The way it wasexplained to us,it's a lot easier totalk of evil because we fallen crea-tures are quite familiar with it.Itneeds a saint to elaborate on thejoys of holiness.  \nThe case of the priest remindedus of ourselves,and especially in relation to a criticism we oftenhear:You are too negative.It is easier to criticize than to con-struct.We are more familiar with evil than with good.It iseasier for us to see the Hell that has been made of earth than theHeaven that God wants it to be transformed into.  \nWe used to object,when accused of negativism,that to seethat the world is ordered against Christ is at least to see some-thing,and that it is in so far true.It is better,for instance,thansaying a bad thing is a good thing,just to be cheerful.Yet if weand our readers are to make over society,we need to see throughthe disaster to God's use of this adversity,through the moderndespair to the hope that lies in Christ.  \nHope doesn’t lie anywhere else except in Christ.That isthe vision which is becoming blinding.That is the only source ofa \"positive viewpoint.\"The only constructive program is towarda Christ-centered society.We were right,we think,not to havelavished flattery on any scheme whatever from which the super-natural had been strained out,or to which the Redemption wasaccidental.We now see,dimly but certainly,that our elevationto the order of grace must act as the integrating principle in thetransformation of the world.  \nOur readers seem to sense it too,even when they are lessarticulate than we.Whenever we have made the sort of synthe-sis of which Christ was the essence(as,for instance,in the Augustissue on raising children),the response has been overwhelming.We all thirst for Christ,even unknowingly.  \nThis issue is more “positive”too.If God gives us light wehope,with your help,and especially that of our writers,to pointmore and more clearly the way to a new order in Christ.  \nTHE EDITORS  \n# Education for Sanctity\n\nThere are two kinds of Catholic high school graduates—theones who have what Frank Sheed calls\"pagan minds withCatholic patches,\"and the ones,far fewer,who possess trulyCatholic mentalities.There is all the difference in the world.  \nThe first are not necessarily lacking in religious training.They know the tenets of the Faith and how to defend them.Theyunderstand that,in their religion at least,they are at conflict withthe modern world.But those are only the \"Catholic patches\"ona mentality that is otherwise thoroughly pagan.In other words,they are not convinced of total Christianity;they do not look atlife as a whole,rather they see it as a series of departments,one ofwhich happens to be religion.  \nUnfortunately,such graduates,adept at apologetics but with-out an essentially Catholic mentality,are at a decided disadvantage.They are like the office boy with a talent for wiggling his ears,proud of the fact that he will be able to respon","cbCailoJ5hOYqfgJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailoJ5hOYqfgJ","pdf",1986759,52,"English","# E DIT O RI A L\n# Education for Sanctity\n# SLOGANS FOR SCHOOLS\n# THE PROBLEM OF THE NEWMAN CLUB\n# TECHNICAL TRAINING VERSUS EDUCATION\n# CATHOLIC ACTION IN A CATHOLIC COLLEGE\n# BOOK REVIEWS","[{\"question\":\"What does the editorial say about being criticized for being too negative?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that it is easier to criticize than to construct, and that focusing only on evil is familiar work for fallen creatures. 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