Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña presionaron a Pío XII para que guardara silencio ante la brutalidad nazi con el fin de evitar que su protesta tuviera otras consecuencias, según revelan documentos hasta ahora inéditos, descubiertos por la Fundación Pave the Way. Estas revelaciones permiten comprender mejor las circunstancias en las que actuó el papa Eugenio Pacelli.
Saint Augustine is crying and in complete turmoil. He throws himself on the grounds and begs for God’s assistance. In a state of weeping, bitter contrition Augustine hears a child’s voice from a nearby house say, in a sing-song way, “Take it and Read it” Augustine, taking it as a sign, opens the nearest book, which was Paul’s letter to the Romans and reads. Says Augustine, “it was as though my heart was filled with a light of confidence and all the shadows of my doubt were swept away.”
Sunday, May 15, 2011
EE.UU y Gran Bretaña presionaron a Pío XII para que guardara silencio ante la brutalidad nazi
Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña presionaron a Pío XII para que guardara silencio ante la brutalidad nazi con el fin de evitar que su protesta tuviera otras consecuencias, según revelan documentos hasta ahora inéditos, descubiertos por la Fundación Pave the Way. Estas revelaciones permiten comprender mejor las circunstancias en las que actuó el papa Eugenio Pacelli.
Balancing on the Empire State
‘Construction of the Empire State Building was one of the most remarkable feats of the 20th century. It took only 410 days to build, by 3,400 workers, many of them desperate for work at the height of the Depression. The work force was made up largely of immigrants, along with hundreds of Mohawk Indian iron workers.’
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All images by Lewis Wickes Hine, New York Public Library
Thank you to Robert Loch