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 \nTHE WORKER AND HIS FAMILY  \nBy RITA JoSEPH-10  \nRESTORING ALL THINGS  \nBy MAISIE WARD14  \nEMOTIONS IN THE WHOLE MANBy ALAN KEENAN,O.F.M.25  \nCHRIST ON MAIN STREET(A Poem)By SISTER HELEN MARIE,O.S.F.31  \nIN DEFENSE OF PRUDENCEBy DoROTHY DoHEN ·32  \nBOOK REVIEWS ·40  \nINTEGRITY is published by lay Catholics anddeaicated to the task of discovsring the newsynthesis of RELIGION and LIFE for our times.  \nVol.7,No.1  \nOctober 1952  \nPublished monthly by Integrity Publishing Co.,Inc.,157 East 38th Street,New York 16,N.Y.,MU-5-8125.Edited by Dorothy Dohen.Re-entered as Second Class Matter May 11,1950 at thePost Office in New York,N.Y.under the Actof March 3,1879.All single copies 25each;yearly subscriptions:Domestic  \n$3.00,Canadian $3.50,Foreign $4.00.  \nINTEGRITY is indexed in THE CATHOLIC PERIODICAL INDEX  \nR.C.Hessler452E Shadbolt St.Lake Orion,Mich.  \nE D I TO R IA L  \nE are now six years old.With thisissue of Integrity we begin our sev-enth year,and are feeling especiallynostalgic and thankful—thankfulto God for writing straight with somany of our crooked lines,thankfulto our readers for their encourage-ment and support.And because itis our birthday and we have so muchto be grateful for,we can't get too  \nupset over our recurring problem:money.  \nWe have been advised to raise our subscription price(priceshaving gone up considerably since we began in 1946,and anindividual copy costing us twenty-eight cents instead of the twenty-five cents we charge)but we are reluctant to do that;for thesubscribers we value most are the very ones who are strugglingto raise families,or who are engaged in ventures that are worth-while but not lucrative and which make paying even the presentrate an occasion for sacrifice.Never must it be said that to readIntegrity one has to have money!At any rate we should like toknow the reaction of our readers to this proposal.  \nWe have cut expenses as far as possible,and we havedecided to ask our subscribers to help us out in whatever way theycan—by getting new subscriptions for us,by sending us the namesof people to whom we could send publicity,and above all withtheir prayers.  \n*  *  *  *  *  \nIt is quite appropriate this month that we go back to ouroriginal subject:Integrity,Wholeness.In fulfilling our editorialaim of making a synthesis of religion and life it is necessary for usto look at practice as well as principle,the ideal as well as theactual.Taking a wbole view of a situation must not be madeidentical with flabby broadmindedness nor with a diplomatic com-promise of principle.But neither must it mean taking the wholepicture to be identical with the fragment we see.  \nThe trouble is that often we are so busy combatting the con-temporary error that we fail to strive for wholeness.Yet truthis not the extreme of error;neither is it a middle ground betweentwo opposite errors.Truth is,as Saint Thomas says,a mountainrising between two valleys,at once more lofty and noble.Itsloftiness makes it the antithesis of shallow compromise;itsnobility makes it the opposite of easy mediocrity.  \nINTEGRITY·1  \nTo achieve that wholeness which we like to call an integra-tion a hierarachy of values is necessary.For example,take thematter of faith and culture.Faith gives form to culture,andculture is a concrete expression of faith.But the faith does notdepend on a particular culture;in fact it transcends it to such anextent that Christianity will survive even if Western civilizationentirely disappears.Like Saint Thomas More,the integrated manvalues all that is good but his values are so well-ordered that heis ready if it be necessary to sacrifice all other goods to keep theHighest Good.  \nFinally let us point out that when men forget their purposein life and forget that all things and all beings are to unite in thepraise of God,they fall int","cbCaimKH6VVBBX87","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimKH6VVBBX87","pdf",1982147,52,"English","# Editorial\n## Needed: The Radical Conservative\n## The Worker and His Family\n## Restoring All Things\n## Emotions in the Whole Man\n## Christ on Main Street (A Poem)\n## In Defense of Prudence\n## Book Reviews","[{\"question\":\"What theme does the magazine emphasize in its editorial?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial emphasizes “Integrity, Wholeness,” presenting it as a synthesis of religion and life through practice and principle, ideal and actual.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the magazine ask readers for support?\",\"answer\":\"The magazine reports recurring financial difficulties, notes rising costs and subscription prices, and asks subscribers to help through new subscriptions, publicity names, and prayers.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the editorial describe truth in relation to compromise and error?\",\"answer\":\"Truth is described as rising between two valleys—lofty enough to reject shallow compromise and noble enough to oppose easy mediocrity, unlike a middle ground between opposite errors.\"}]","INTEGRITY - 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