Hostile to whom exactly? The Catholic Church has always had enemies, and has a mission to convert all nations and eliminate all competing religions through conversion. So yes, in that sense, the Catholic Church is hostile if you are obstinately against being converted.
I’m not talking a religious stand point here, I’m referring to it’s whole scuffle with the NSDAP. Hell I’ve outright heard rumors the pope was at least complicit in the attempt to kill Hitler. Though that’s not to say I don’t have issues with it’s doctrine, mainly one race da human race shit that even then the papacy was whining about Hitler in relation too, doesn’t do shit with Weimar and then cries when it’s solved.
You are right in that the Pope was complicit with an assassination attempt on Hitler. That part cannot be denied.
Catholics did have a rather odd relationship with the NSDAP.
Some things they liked: the anti-Jew stuff, the anti-Communist stuff, the corporatist economics, the focus on family values, the NSDAP promoting being Christian (Nazis were fine with people being Lutheran or Catholic, though, which is religious indifferentism).
Some things they didn't like: like euthanasia, racial supremacy, assassinating Catholic leaders, silencing other Catholics (both of which broke the Reichskonkordat with the Church), and imprisoning or executing Polish Catholics for political dissent.
It's not like Catholics are pro-Nazi or anti-Nazi, but rather in favor of some Nazi views and are against other Nazi views.
Racism is good, simple ‘as, You should be for you and yours, as for the rest it’s just politics, what else is one supposed to do with dissidents? As for the ethunasia, IIRC it was for those in horid conditions during when they needed food, so can’t really blame them
It depends what you mean by "racism" (and this is a big problem and why we shouldn't use ambiguous words that the enemy twists).
If you mean that we should love and prefer our own kind, and acknowledge that different races have different strengths, weaknesses, tendencies, and proclivities, then yeah, there's nothing wrong with that.
What Catholicism forbids is saying that one race is universally superior and all other races are inferior to the point that some can be considered subhuman. Catholicism rejects this idea.
Again, the dissidents were dissidents simply for professing what the Church teaches (i.e. anti-euthanasia), so the Church isn't going to be sympathetic to Nazis murdering Catholics for professing the Faith.
Catholics did have a rather odd relationship with the NSDAP.
Some things they liked: the anti-Jew stuff, the anti-Communist stuff, the corporatist economics, the focus on family values, the NSDAP promoting being Christian (Nazis were fine with people being Lutheran or Catholic, though, which is religious indifferentism).
Some things they didn't like: like euthanasia, racial supremacy, assassinating Catholic leaders, silencing other Catholics (both of which broke the Reichskonkordat with the Church), and imprisoning or executing Polish Catholics for political dissent.
It's not like Catholics are pro-Nazi or anti-Nazi, but rather in favor of some Nazi views and are against other Nazi views.
If you mean that we should love and prefer our own kind, and acknowledge that different races have different strengths, weaknesses, tendencies, and proclivities, then yeah, there's nothing wrong with that.
What Catholicism forbids is saying that one race is universally superior and all other races are inferior to the point that some can be considered subhuman. Catholicism rejects this idea.
Again, the dissidents were dissidents simply for professing what the Church teaches (i.e. anti-euthanasia), so the Church isn't going to be sympathetic to Nazis murdering Catholics for professing the Faith.