his interpretation of "Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus". The phrase is inscribed on his tombstone. Thomas Mary Sennott in his book They Fought the Good Fight wrote:It is to be noted that this document [excommunication] does not contain the seal of the Holy Office, nor is it signed by Cardinal Pizzardo or the Holy Father. The only signature is that of a notary public. Speaking two decades after the controversy Cardinal Avery Dulles judged Feeney's doctrine on a series of lectures not having to do with "extra Ecclesiam..." to be quite sound. Dulles' reflections on Feeney's life did not endorse nor deny Feeney's views on extra Ecclesiam nulla salus, and spoke only to his theology, not his political views on issues such as Zionism. Feeney died in Ayer, Massachusetts, on January 30, 1978. He received a Mass of Christian Burial by his bishop. The Point Feeney was editor of "The Point," which ran a mixture of theological and political articles, some of them branded anti-semitic by Feeney's critics. The newsletter frequently contained sentiments such as: ... the Church has never abandoned her absolute principle that it is possible for an individual Jew to scrap his hateful heritage, sincerely break with the synagogue, and cleanse his cursed blood with the Precious Blood of Jesus. (October 1957) Those two powers, the chief two in the world today, are Communism and Zionism. That both movements are avowedly anti-Christian, and that both are in origin and direction Jewish, is a matter of record. (September 1958) As surely and securely as the Jews have been behind Freemasonry, or Secularism, or Communism, they are behind the "anti-hate" drive. The Jews are advocating tolerance only for its destructive value — destructive, that is, of the Catholic Church. On their part, they still keep alive their racial rancors and antipathies.(July 1955) A single year, 1957, saw the following article titles: January: "Jewish Invasion of Our Country—Our Culture Under Siege" February: "When Everyone Was Catholic—The Courage of the Faith in the Thirteenth Century" March: "Dublin's Briscoe Comes to Boston" April: "The Fight for the Holy City—Efforts of the Jews to Control Jerusalem" May: "Our Lady of Fatima Warned Us" June: "The Rejected People of Holy Scripture: Why the Jews Fear the Bible" July: "The Judaising of Christians by Jews—Tactics of the Church's Leading Enemies" August: "A Sure Defence Against the Jews—What Our Catholic Bishops Can Do for Us" September: "An