Hitler, a Catholic?

Once upon a time, Hitler indeed, was a Catholic.

Now for the rest of the story...

According to the Catholic League for religious and civil rights,

Hitler persecuted the Catholic Church and was automatically excommunicated in 1931—two years before he assumed power—when he acted as best man at Joseph Goebbel’s Protestant wedding. Hitler even bragged about his separation from the Church. As for doing nothing about the Holocaust, Sir Martin Gilbert reminds us that Goebbels denounced Pope Pius XII for his 1942 Christmas message criticizing the Nazis (the New York Times lauded the pope for doing so in an editorial for two years in a row). Much to Hagee’s chagrin, Gilbert also says that Pius XII saved three quarters of the Jews in Rome, and that more Jews were saved proportionately in Catholic countries than Protestant countries. Indeed, Israeli diplomat Pinchas Lapide credited the Catholic Church with saving 860,000 Jews. No religion can match that.


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  1. As you have said, Hitler was once a Catholic, then....... Please tell me as I am very much interested to know more about Hitler. He intrigues me.

    Sangeeta
    www.worldinurpocket.com

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