The Position of the Catholic Church in the Class War.

[Jan Klimkowski]

Assuming speculatively that the email is correct, it reveals precisely why liberation theology took root in South and Central America.

The following passage is almost too explicit to be true:

Education should be equal but separate (a sentence unpopular, but very true). The children of wealthy families, called to go to college and, later, take control of businesses, the professions and exercise occupy the highest positions of government, must be educated to meet these goals and take their social responsibility in the most responsible and Christian. Children who, by their socioeconomic background, have disadvantages, should be educated in the respect for authority, in the diligence, modesty and, above all in the Christian message of love.

The Catholic Church should oppose any attempt to standardize basic education, because this will only lead us into chaos and war between brothers. Children from the poorest strata will want access to the same positions as their more fortunate peers, creating discontent and envy feeding.

Except that the Catholic Church has never believed in education.

The goal of the Catholic Church has always been indoctrination.