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Catholic Priests of Dachau « The American Catholic

A special message for those who troll the internet claiming that Hitler was a Catholic and that Pius XII stood in silent support of his actions against the Jews.

Catholic Priests of Dachau « The American Catholic
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  1. Janus Bellator15 June, 2010

    Hitler was born to Catholics and raised a Catholic. And although he lapsed, unless someone can produce an actus formalis defectionis ab ecclesia catholica, according to the church's own rules, he was a Catholic when he died.

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  2. Tito Edwards16 June, 2010

    Lady Janus,

    So with your line of reasoning, President Obama is still a Muslim.

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  3. Anonymous17 June, 2010

    The is an interesting article and video clip of the liberation of Dachau. Hard to imagine such things happened to people. We are very blessed to live in the times we are in Canada.

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  4. Janus Bellator17 June, 2010

    Tito, when did Muslims live by Catholic rules? Give your head a shake, willya? Jeez...

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