The present campaign of the Jews to make the Church say that it is not a
necessary item, that men can attain Heaven without it, should never be
interpreted as the final goal of Interfaith. For even a debilitated Church
body, even the most pliant hierarchical relic, would be still, by its very
existence, a threat to Jewish security. The ultimate aim of the Jews’
program is the dissolution of the Catholic Church — an aim which long ago
appeared in public print, wrapped, of course, in the soft garments of
“brotherhood.”
In the Jewish World of London, for February 9, 1883, there appeared this
benevolent message: “The dispersion of the Jews has rendered them a
cosmopolitan people. They are the only cosmopolitan people, and in this
capacity must act and are acting as a solvent of national and racial
differences. The great ideal of Judaism is not that Jews shall be allowed
to flock together one day in some hole-in-the-corner fashion, for, if not
tribal, at any rate separatist objects, but that the whole world shall be
imbued with Jewish teachings, and that in a universal Brotherhood of
Nations — a greater Judaism, in fact — all the separate races and
religions shall disappear.”

To the Catholic prelates and priests of America, The Point cannot
overemphasize the urgency of this situation — nor yet, on the other hand,
do we faint in despair at the enormity of the counter-blow which is needed.
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