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The editorial challenges faith in money and scientific authority to solve illness, critiques euthanasia through a reported New Hampshire case, and argues that healing must be understood as an art rooted in the belief that God ultimately restores the body. 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SOUL  \nBy ELEANOR GRAHAM17  \nFROM A LETTERBy MARY REED NEWLAND-  \n26  \nCAVEAT EMPTOR!(A Poem)By N.A.KRAUSE  -28  \nON HAVING BABIES AT HOMEBy MULTIPARA-29  \nBELOVED SONS AND DAUGHTERS.43BOOK REVIEWS -47  \n-  \n-  \nINTEGRITY is published by lay Catholics anddedicated to the task of discovering the newsynthesis of RELIGION and LIFE for our times.  \nFebruary 1950  \nVol.4,No.5  \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.  \n# E D IT O R I A L\n\nAIN increases the more men struggle with it.Despite the clinical fortifications carefully con-trived and mightily rendered,the citadel of sciencerepulsed the medieval plague only to fall victimto indigenous heart disease and native neurosis.Full-page ads in the New York Times urge us tofling our money into the faces of the attackingscourge,in the vain and desperate hope that this  \nlong green stuff,the universal specific and the household god,willlive up to its reputation of clearing all roads to human desire.Thefaithful are beginning to stamp their feet impatiently that thepromises of science remain so long unfulfilled.Donations of dimesbecome reluctant.The hope that springs eternal is becomingarthritic.  \nNow it is presumed that if money and science were to incor-porate with the state,we would have a triple threat offensive beforewhich all viruses,lamentable bacteria,and stowaway cancer cellswould quietly wither away.We have reached the stage of develop-ment wherein the solution to any problem awaits the procurementof a tabulating machine and the establishment of a governmentalbureau.As though in portent of the transmission of sickbedauthority to Caesar,we have a doctor on trial in New Hampshirewho provides us with an exhibition of the Lord High Executionerat work.  \nUnder such circumstances as these INTEGRITY tries in thisissue to disentangle the snarl,starting from the layman's end ofthe rope.  \n# NOTICE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS\n\nWe are delighted to tell you that your next issue of IN-TEGRITY will carry in its entirety the last pastoral letter of thelate Cardinal Suhard,Archbishop of Paris,on the social missionof the priest.Because of the length of this important documentwe have combined two issues under one cover(March and April),making one double-sized magazine.This will be mailed to youaround March 20.  \nTHE EDITORS  \n# It All Goes Together\n\nThe Republicans are going to take a stand next electionagainst socialized medicine,which is one of the pet measures ofthe Truman administration.Let them argue the matter untildoomsday,but the truth will not prevail.Or let one of the partiestriumph,as will surely happen.Then we shall either havesocialized medicine and a thousand ills following in its wake;orwe shall not have socialized medicine,and the multitudinoustroubles we now have will be intensifed a thousandfold.Medicineis in a crisis,but it isn't that kind of crisis.  \nA doctor in New Hampshire has knowingly,deliberately,openly,and probably idealistically shortened the agonizing lastdays of a cancer patient by euthanasia.He seems to have thetacit sympathy of many in the medical profession,not to mentionthat of his friends and neighbors,including the victim's husband.By what process did the art of healing evolve into the science of kill-ing?How did doctors become veterinarians?The whole matteris full of paradoxes,and to understand it means to undertake aphilosophical study of the development of modern medicine.  \n# I.HEALING IS AN ART\n\nThere is a whole nest of medical ills which can be traced tothe fact that medicine,which is by its natur","cbCaiuM0T0MUcoVt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuM0T0MUcoVt","pdf",2009993,52,"English","# Editorial\n## It All Goes Together\n# 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