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A recent news release from Rome indicated that the Roman Catholic Church is opposed to psychoanalysis. At the Fourth International Congress on Mental Health (Mexico, D.F., 1951), the WORKING GROUP ON MENTAL HEALTH AND RELIGION included—among twenty-one discussants—eight 'practicing Catholics':
Dr. E. E. Krapf, psychoanalyst, Buenos Aires, Argentine
Dr. Nicolas Camara-Peon, psychiatrist now undergoing analytic training, Yucatan, Mexico
Dr. Ramon Gomez-Arias, Jesuit Priest and clinical psychologist, Mexico City, Mexico
Dr. Cristobal Macia, psychiatrist, Venezuela
Dr. Paul Reiter, psychiatrist, Copenhagen, Denmark
Dr. Hertha Tarrasch, psychiatrist, Janesville, Wisconsin
Dr. Hernan Verrgara, psychiatrist, Bogota, Colombia
Dr. Frank J. Curran, psychiatrist, Charlottesville, Virginia