This is what Archbishop Glennon, of St. Louis, is reported as saying at a recent meeting of the Catholic Social Service Commission in that city, June 16 (we quote from the St. Louis Republic of June 18, 1913): “Many of us believe we are on the verge of a revolution worse than the Civil War.” “Such a struggle would be a war of class against class, a war in which every door-post would be marked with blood.” “In our Civil War the North was arrayed against the South, and families were divided; father fought against son, but a war of the classes would be far worse. It would be a reign of terror, a repetition of 1793.” “Many deadly, revolutionary and dangerous doctrines are creeping into our life, not only in the labor-unions, but in the capitalistic unions as well. Often our politicians are elected to office on principles that their own consciences will not allow them to accept.” And all this has been foretold by the Bible. Truly men's hearts are “failing them for fear.” See Luke 21:25-27; 2 Tim. 3:1-5.