[quote from Mr. bowler] You will notice that both the Black Africans, and the Indian/Mestizo South Americans, are both primitive cultures, "converted savages". It does seem like their have not been enough good willed European examples to teach by example the ways of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and be able to remove the wildness in these peoples, as they seem to constantly be falling back to savagery. The enemies of God want it this way.
You will find that the same happens to the European lower classes. The young tatood to the hilt, toothless at 30, American blond hair blue eyed trailer types, come to mind as an example. [/quote]
In my lowly opinion it's very important that we try to be honest and "real" about the most difficult topics like race. The above quote from Mr. bowler is unpleasant, but he is also simply having the charity to say things as they truly are.
Many great Catholics (among whom this writer can not be included!) have noted that our typical Catechisms are too vague about the true effects of the Fall on mankind. We also usually fail to mention the key role of Kingship in Adam's role as the much-loved Founder of the Human Race. Hence there were no humans before Adam, but there were hominids before Adam. In Adam's Divine Kingship our ancestors all became humans for the first time in the hierarchic and radically non-egalitarian inequality that is the very essence of our humble yet also exalted humanity. So Adam and Eve were truly the first humans, but they were not then the only humans because they were most noble monarchs who first established a hierarchic human race capable of being described as such.
This has everything to do with the white Indo-Europeans! Catholic Eternal Rome is the supernatural unity of humanity, but this is only possible because the white Indo-Europeans are the naturally universal race that is alone able to unite humanity under its leadership on the natural level. Sometimes we have led unwisely (remember the apple) but only the best and most noble of us white folk are able to be the actual effective leaders of the human race. The Bible says this quite often and our entire history is a most vivid evidence of the truth of my statement.
My numerous critics like to demand that I quote Canon Law to support my controversial thesis that miscegenation is normally a mortal sin against children. Catholic Canon Law supports the marriage laws of Catholic States and those marriage laws have always most strictly restricted marriage among Catholics to the lawful subjects of our historic Catholic Holy Roman Empire and its associated National Monarchs. Illegal aliens are, according to our historic laws, not legally marriageable! Historically non-white persons have NEVER been accepted into citizenship or subjecthood in any of our Roman Catholic States or Empire. Negroes and Jews have also always been most strictly excluded from our Roman educational institutions as well. The normal strict racial segregation of Jews and Negroes in our Catholic Christendom is so well known that it shouldn't require any special proof by this writer here.
Why then did our beloved Catholic ancestors so carefully exclude Jews and Negroes from citizenship or legal membership in our Catholic Empire and Nations? Why were they always so carefully excluded from eligibility for legal marriage? Because Catholics should respect the hierarchic Creation as Our Lord has freely decided to make it. Because it is not for us to dictate to God how He ought to have made the human race and then try to remake the human race according to the misguided false notions of the anti-Catholic French and Russian Revolutions.
Truthfulness is not uncharitable. On the contrary. To be an inferior Roman Catholic human being is no small honour. Obviously we are all of us personally both superior to many and inferior to many. That is the very essence of our human condition and the reason that compassion is such an important virtue among us. We should gratefully follow the lead of our betters and be kind and considerate towards our inferiors. To pretend that as humans we are somehow really all the same "under the skin" is the height of envy and dishonesty. Such enviousness ought to be the last thing we should want as truly charitable Roman Catholics.
Let us rejoice in our wonderful human inequality and not ungratefully deny the most essential hierarchic truth of God's Creation.