Naturalistic Sentimentalism Masquerades as Catholic Witness in Segregation Memoir
The National Catholic Register publishes a retrospective commentary by Richard C. Lukas recounting a 1953 collegiate encounter with racial segregation, framing a pragmatic compromise over bathroom access as a moral triumph while entirely omitting the supernatural ends of man, the Social Kingship of Christ, and the necessity of the Church for salvation. This narrative exemplifies the substitution of Christian charity with secular humanitarianism that has infected the conciliar sect since its inception.