Monday, October 17, 2011

Pathteacher exclusive.. A copy of Father Coughlin's Social Justice Magazine from December 5, 1938

Well I happened to obtain a rare copy of a magazine that was published in the 1930's called Social Justice.  The champion of the magazine was the controversial Catholic priest Father Coughlin from The Shrine of the Little Flower parish in Royal Oak Michigan.  I am in no way endorsing the viewpoints or columns in this magazine.    I just thought it was important to post them on the internet where they could be accessed by anyone who might be researching this era of American social and political turmoil.   There are 20 pages total, posted as jpg. files.  Plenty of resolution to increase the magnification enough to read.
I think this is interesting if not very pleasant to read. It gives a pretty clear view of a religious radical American mindset going into World War II.  In a nutshell, the commies were the big threat to the USA in 1938 not the Nazis and that the Jews had it coming in Germany for supporting the commies. Yikes. Knowing that millions of Jews were about to be systematically killed by the Germans when this magazine was being distributed makes it seem ghoulish to even read. The link to the whole magazine is here:

 Father Coughlin's Social Justice magazine, December 5th 1938. 






5 comments:

  1. I am sitting with a hospice client, a man who is 89 years old. This morning he was talking about a Catholic priest whose radio show his father used to listen to. Trying to remember this man's name, he remembered that he was based in Detroit. I punched in that info on Google and Father Coughlin's name appeared."Power Hour from Little Flower" I read to my friend. "That's him." When I read that he was a bigot and an anti-Semite, my friend claimed he didn't remember him that way, only that his father would beg, borrow, or steal the $1.25 for a copy of the Social Justice magazine. Thank you for providing a copy of the zine for us to look at and ponder. I'm interested in reading the product of a demagogue from the 30's who convinced people to pay for propaganda that had the corrosive message of bigotry and anti-Antisemitism. Peace and regards...Jack Hewitt.

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    1. Thanks for the feedback Mr. Hewitt. It isn't a very pleasant read, but I think it is important to have out there for people to see. There is another post featuring a Social Justice interview with Thomas Edison that your client might appreciate as well. Regards, JMS http://pathteacheroneword.blogspot.com/2011/07/thomas-edisons-famous-interview-on.html

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  2. Father Coughlin was a great priest and a great Catholic. He told the truth about Jewish power and the intentions of the Jews to use the USA to achieve their nafraious aims to destroy Germany. The Jews declared war on Germany in 1933 and the lie about a Jewish "holocaust" exist to this day. However a real holocaust against 30 MILLION Russian Orthodox Christians by the Communist -- mostly Jews -- is nearly forgotten. This horror was not forgotten by Father Coughlin.

    Father Coughlin is also responsible for the citizens of the USA for having Social Security. You really need to study the truth from non-Jewish and non-leftwing sources. When you'll do that you'll see and understand the greatness of Father Coughlin.

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  3. Wow, thank you for posting that comment to demonstrate to all the other visitors here of an actual example of holocaust denial and rationalization of pure evil hiding behind a crucifix. If you can't see the hate and evil dripping from the pages of Social Justice than I can't help you.

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  4. Father Coughlin - http://www.fathercoughlin.org/

    Fr. Coughlin Audios - https://archive.org/details/Father_Coughlin

    AUDIO - Fr. Charles Coughlin (Christmas 1938) - Jews No Longer Accept Messianic Prophecies - http://youtu.be/WIh4FccMWDk

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