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DANGER LIES IN
TELLING "WHITE LIES"
THE BULLETIN, July 9, 1960—PAGE 5
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(Continued from Page 4)
cumspect, humble, upright, not
soft, not lighfy not intent on vain
things; it is Sober, chaste, stead
fast, quite and keeps a guard
on the senses.” Could this be
recognized as a definition of
love by our age?
* * *
@ IF AGAIN, a child of our
age was asked to name a great
lover in history, his mind would
necessarily jump to Cleopatra
or any of the romantic figures
with their corgoes of mistresses.
Would they refer to a man who
was Crucified as symbol of the
world’s greatest lover? Probably
not. Yet Christ died for us and
greater love hath no man than
this. At one time the Christians,
the heirs of Christ, were dis
tinguished by their great love;
“see how they love one an
other.” Sadly, we have fallen
into the heresy of love in our
day. We have distorted the
original concept. We have little
love in our hearts and too much
passion in our bodies. We are
selfish when we should be sacri
ficing; shallow when we should
be large. The scandal of our
times is the perversion of the
term “love” which once meant
all that was fine and noble. To
day it is synonymous with much
that is base and evil. Check the
daily newspapers with its head
lines or rape, murder, racial in
justice. Every Catholic woman
should protest in one voice
against the violations in adver
tising which parade every sa
cred aspect of womanhood for a
“love appeal” pitch to custom
ers. As Christians, born of the
Sacred Heart, we should be in
the forefront of the fight for
racial justice. Love must en
noble not enslave.
* * *
• IN EACH HEART beats a
hungering for a love that can
never be satisfied by human
love alone. In love, we find our
noblest moments. One will do
anything for the object of his
love. Many have suffered untold
agonies at the actions of those
they love most. Some hearts
embittered, some selfish and
narrow. Some limit their love
and measure it out in ounces.
Yet this is false love. We should
meditate again on the mystery
of a love which knows no boun
daries. We know that God has
loved us with an eternal love
and when we realize that, we
can not ever be quite the same
as we were before. Those who
have had a glimpse of infinite
love can never be satisfied
again with the sham. Every
heart is restless until it knows
of this love. Once man has dis
covered it, he has the power to
change the face of the earth
with his great weapon of love.
The spark can change our little
worlds as we learn to love our
enemies, those who have a dif
ferent religion and a different
color of skin and do not look
like us or talk uike us. Love
goes beyond one person and
group and encompasses the
whole world. This is the mys
tery of love symbolized in the
Sacred Heart of Jesus!
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Dear Doris:
My daughter is 15 and basic
ally a good girl. However, I
have found she thinks nothing
of telling white lies. So far this
has always been about little un
important things. When she
doesn’t want to tell me some
thing she hedges or beats
around the bush or lies outright.
I feel if a child will lie about
a little thing eventually it will
lie about big things. Is this a
habit of her generation?
Mrs. J. D.
Dear Mrs. J. D.
Telling white lies isn’t a habit
of the generation. But it can be
a phase some teen-agers go
through. Suddenly at 15 they
are so interested in their out
side world and new experiences
that they shut out their old
world. Being evasive is the
technique they use.
PRIVACY IMPORTANT
All of a sudden instead of
chattering away at dinner like
magpies, they shut up like
clams. All at once privacy is im
portant to them. They want a
lock on their door. And they
keep a diary. They feel ques
tions invade this privacy and
therefore avoid answering them.
They want to feel important.
And it helps them feel import
ant to have some business of
their very own. While the situ
ations may seem little and un
important to an adult, to a 15-
year-old they are terribly im
portant.
Your daughter may be in this
phase and experiencing some
of these symptoms. While they
are normal for some teen-agers
they don’t excuse her for lying.
She needs guidance and train
ing in this phase just as she
did in other phases of her de
velopment. Let her know you
recognize the white lies for
what they are. Assure her there
isn’t any reason for her hedging
and evasiveness. Show her you
understand her.
Point out to her the danger
of this becoming a habit. If
she lies to her family she may
lie to others. Show her that her
teachers and friends won’t ac
cept this and she will be called
unreliable.
And by all means show her
the advantages of developing a
good conscience and of being
truthful in the eyes of God.
* * *
JOB AND SCHOOL
OFTEN MIX WELL
Dear Doris:
I’m a junior in high school
and I plan to go to college after
I graduate next year. This will
incur many expenses. I would
like to get a job after school and
work then and on Saturdays.
My mother objects to this how
ever, because she feels it will
interfere with my school work.
I feel I can handle both a job
and schoolwork. I would ap
preciate it very much if you
would give me your opinion on
this matter.
Bill
Dear Bill:
There’s nothing like a part
time job if you can handle it.
That’s my opinion.
Talk it over with your mother
and ask her -to give you a
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chance to prove you can handle
both job and school. Get her
permission for a trial run. Take
a job for a month or six weeks.
At the end of that time if your
school grades, health and dis
position have not suffered I bet
your mother may change her
opinion.
In discussing this with your
mother you might mention that
statistics are on your side. Ac
cording to a survey done in one
of our large cities the majority
of boys and girls who worked
after school had better grades
than those who did not work.
Many teachers and counselors
agree that apart time work ex
perience helps teen-agers learn
good work habits. It teaches
them how to manage their time
and money. It helps them de
velop a sense of responsibility
which they carry over to school
and later life.
However, we are all different.
What is good for one may not
be good for another. If you can
prove to your mother that you
can hold down a job and keep
up your grades that’s fine. If
not, obey gracefully. Her objec
tions may be for your own
good: a case of “mother knows
best.”
Doris Revere Peters answers
letters through her column, not
by mail. Young readers are in
vited to write to her in care of
The Bulletin.
QUESTION
BOX
(Continued from Page 4)
from the dead exactly as He
predicted He would, in proof of
His Divinity (e.g., St, Matthew
XXVIII, 1-10); 2) that evildoers
will be condemned by God to
everlasting hellfire (e.g., St.
Matthew XXV, 31 seq.); that
Christ gave His priests the pow
er to forgive and to retain sins
(St. John XX, 21 seq.); that
Christ is really and not just
symbolically present under the
sacramental species of bread
and wine in the Mass (e.g., St.
John VI, 25 seq. and St. Luke
XXII, 19 seq.); that the souls
of the faithful departed who are
not yet in the presence of the
Beatific Vision can profit from
our suffrages (II Machabees XII,
46); that Christ founded one
Church Over which He placed
St. Peter (e.g., St. Matthew XVI,
13 seq. and St. John XXI, 15-
17); that Our Blessed Lady is
especially powerful in interced
ing for us before her Divine
Son (e.g., St. John II, 2 seq.);
that faith without good works
is spiritually impotent (e.g., St.
James II, 17); that the Church
is Christ’s Mystical Body, of
which He is the Head, and we
the members (e.g., Ephesians I
and II); etc,
ALL THESE DOGMAS, clear
ly stated in Sacred Scripture,
are formally rejected, not with
out a measure of bitterness, by
some or by all non-Catholic re
ligions and sects.
FROM THE MORAL view
point, the situation .would be
about the same. Were the Bible
to appear for. the first, time to
day, for instance, literally mul
titudes of those outside the
Church would certainly attack
the explicit Scriptural passages
condemning divorce and re
marriage (cf. St. Matthew V, 27
ses.); the principal of deliberate
birth prevention (cf. Genesis
XXXVIII, 8-10); deliberate
thoughts against chastity (St.
Matthew V, 27 seq.); and so on.
THUS, only a few non-Cath-
olic Christians could be expect
ed not to take offense at the
doctrinal, and moral teachings in
the Bible were it published for
the first time this year.
MANY, too, perhaps, would
favor censoring certain parts of
Scripture for reasons of alleged
propriety. Unfortunately, the
latter would probably include
some overzealous, though mis
guided Catholics.
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