The Record Newspaper 06 July 1961

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MEWSWEAR

NATIONALYOUTH PRESIDENT INPERTH

MissPatMason,thenationalpresidentoftheYoungChristianWorkers'(Girls)Movement,arrivedin Perthoveraweekagoandaftera fewdaysinBunburyhasbeenvisiting groupsinthemetropolitanarea.

ThisisMissMason'sfirst visittoPerth.Duringthe pastthreeyearsasnational presidentshehasspent sometimeinallStatesin anefforttoobtainabetter understandingofthecurrent problemsfacinggirlsindifferentpartsofAustraliaand anappreciationofwhat.actiontheY.C.W.shouldbe takingasamovementofthe Churchinthelivesof youngwomen.

Patwillbeoneofthe delegatestotheInternationalCouncil,whichwillbe heldinBrazilinNovember thisyear.Twolaydelegatesandachaplainwill representAustraliaatthe Council,whichmeetsevery fouryearsindifferentparts oftheworld.Over80other countrieswillberepresented.

NextweekendPatwillreturntoMelbourne,andthen goontoHobarttopreside attheAustralianNational Councilmeeting.Delegates willattendfromasfarnorth asTownsvilleandasfar westasBunbury.

AtHobart,Patsaid,alot oftimewillbegivento thestudyofapaperdrawn uponthepreparationbeing madebygirlsformarriage. Shesaidthatithadbeen foundfromenquiriesmade alloverAustraliathatvery

fewgirlsaremakingreally seriouspreparationforthe sacramentandvocationof marriage.Thepurposeof thestudywillbetotryand discoverwhatactioncanbe takenbyallmembersof theMovementtohelpgirls prepareforChristianmarriage.

AnothermattertobeconsideredattheNationalCouncilwouldbetheresultsof therecentcampaignon work.Particularattention willbegiventoproblems arisingfromthepresentunemploymentcrisis.Already girlshavefoundnewforms ofactiontotakeinthis field.

CITYPROBLEM

AnotherproblemthatconcernedtheY.C.W.,Patsaid, wasthenumberofgirlsin countrytownswhowere forcedtoleavetheirhomes toseekworkinthecity. Ithadbeenfoundthatmany ofthesegirlswereunpreparedforlifeintheirnew surroundingswithoutthe helpandguidanceoftheir parents.Oftentheyface problemsofaccommodation, gettingajob,andmaking newfriends.Itisavery realresponsibilityofthe Y.C.W.inlargercitiestodo alltheycantohelpthese girls.

Priests'MotherDies

ThedeathwasreportedonTuesday,June 27,ofMrs.BridgitFitzgerald,wifeofThomas Fitzgerald.ofKilmeena. Westport,Co.Mayo, Ireland

ThelateMrs.Fitzgeraldisthemotherof twopriestsinW.A.and oneinSydney.Theyare FatherJohnFitzgerald, Tambellup,Dioceseof Bunbury,FatherFrank Fitzgerald,Mt.Magnet, GeraldtonDiocese,and FatherPaulFitzgerald,

ofSt.Mary'sCathedral, Sydney,N.S.W. Asister,SisterMary Margaret,isinSt.Louis Convent,Kiltimagh,Co. Mayo.Twosistersand abrotheralsolivein Ireland.

Mrs.Fitzgeraldhad hadbeenindelicate healthforaconsiderabletime.FatherPaul Fitzgeraldflewhomeon June29.

"TheRecord"extends condolencestothefamily.Maysherestin peace.

JewishMayorElectedASecondTime

OVERWHELMINGLYCatholicDublinagain hasaJewishLordMayor,RobertBriscoe, whowaselectedbytheCityCounciltosucceed MauriceDockrell,aProtestant.

Mr.Briscoe,whowasfirstchosenLordMayorin 1956,said:"Irefusetoseeanythingverystrangein aJewbeingLordMayorofDublin.Butitdoes showthatthereistoleranceinCatholicIreland."

MissMasonwaseducated attheConventofMercy, Bendigoandbeforebecoming fulltimepresidentwas workingasanaccounting machinestwiththeP.M.G.

Whenaskedhowshecame tojointheY.C.W.Patsaid thatshewasfirstaskedby aleader,butdidnotjoin. LaterthelocalY.C.W. chaplainaskedhermother severaltimeswhy notamember.Eventually hermothertoldhertostop Fathergoingtosomuch troubleandsosheanswered acallwhichshehascome torealisetothefullinthe responsibilityofrepresenting thegirlsofAustraliain Brazil.

Priests

Selected ForCourse

Onlyninepriests-from the30whoenrolled-canbe accommodatedinthefivedaycourseforMinistersof Religion,whichwillcommenceatClaremontTeachers'CollegeonMonday, July10. Theseninehavealready beennotified.Thosewho havenotheardfromthe CatholicEducationOffice, therefore,arerequestednot toattendthecourse. Workhasalreadycommencedonacoursewhich willmeetproblemsinthe teachingofreligion.This coursewillbeheldatendof thisyearorearlynextyear.

RenewalNotice

Renewalsubscription noticesweresentout eightweeksagofor thosesubscriberswhose subscriptionexpiredat theendefJune. Thetimeofgracefor thosewhohavenotyet returnedthesubscriptionorregisteredtheir intentiontocancelwill expirewiththisissue of"TheRecord." Inviewofasubstantiallossinthismatter inthepast,themanagementregretsthatfurthertimecannotbeextended.

Ex-St.LouisStudentToBe OrdainedInEngland

NEWShasbeenreceived fromBuckfast,England, thatthesecondsonofMr. andMrs.F.Cawley,formerlyofPerth,willbe ordainedtothepriesthood onJuly25.Theceremony willtakeplaceatSt. Mary'sAbbey,Buckfast, wheretheordinand's brother, DomAnscar Cawley,O.S.B.,isamemberoftheCommunity.

FraterMartinleftW.A. tojointheTrappistMonasteryatPecos,NewMexico, whichlatertransferrer,its locationtoLafayette.He hasbeenstudyingtheology attheGregorianUniversity inRomeforthelastfour years.FraterMartinwill returntotheAm?rican TrappistMonasteryshortly afterhisordinationinEngland.

TheLordAbbotofthe MonasteryofOurLadyof Guadalupeisabrotherof Rev.J.Hawkins,S.J.,who wasRectorofSt.Louis, Claremont,anumberof yearsago.

Mr.andMrs.Cawleyhave beenlivingatBuckfastsince Mr.Cawleyretiredfromthe A.N.Z.BankinApril,1960.

BishopRafferty

ToVisitIreland HISLORDSHIPBISHOP

RAFFERTYleftPerthon Tuesday.Hetravelledby airtoRome,fromwhence hewillgotoLourdesand thentoIreland.

FraterMartinCawley, O.C.S.O.,isfromtheTrappistMonasteryofOurLady ofGuadalupe,Lafayette, Oregon,U.S.A.Whilein Perth,heattendedSt.Louis JesuitSchool,Claremont, wherehewasduxofthe collegein1951.Heobtained anexhibitionintheLeaving Certificateexamination.

Thiswillbethefirstvisit tohishomecountrymade byHisLordshipsincehis consecrationasTitular BishopofPharanandAuxiliaryBishoptoHisGrace theArchbishoponOctober 26,1955. HisLordshipwillbeaway fromPerthArchdiocesefor aboutsixmonths.

OrdainedAtSt.Mary'sCathedral

FatherDoylecelebratedhis

BISHOPFULTONJ.SHEENwriteson... JUDGINGCHARACTER

SSHAKESPEARE,wishingtoindicatethattherewasnodepthin theinsideofacertainman'ssoul,butonlyinhisexternal appearance,wrote:"Thereanbenokernelinthislightnut;the soulofthismanisinhisclothes."Amuchbettertestofcharacter, thoughnotafinalone,istotravelwithsomeone.Itmayverywell havebeenthatinthepre-automobiledaysayoungmangottoknowayoungwomanbetter, andvice-versa,whentherewasthelongbuggyrideofmanymilestotakethegirlhome. Longhoursofuninterruptedcompanyina thanconversationatacocktailparty.

INAMOREPROFOUNDVISIONofthesubject,there aretwoimportantreflectionstobemadeconcerning character.Thefirstis,amanistobejudgedbythe spiritandhabitofhisliferatherthanbyanisolated action.IftherewereatennismatchbetweenGonzales andthiswriter,itispossiblethatGonzalesmighteither netaballordriveitoutofthecourt.Ontheother liarI,itispossiblethatImightreturntheballoverthe netandkeepitinthecourt,butwithafewmoments

OfficialEngagements

Jul:9: 7:30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation.St. Deris',TuartHill.

July16:

3.=30p.m.:BlessingofNew Clasroom,OurLadyof GrE.2eschool,NorthBeach.

3.30p.m.:AttendprocessioninhonourofOurLady of1ItCarmel,HiltonPark.

July23: 330p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation Mir.andJunction.

Jul,30: 730p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, Am;1st6: 710 p.m.:Confirmation any'CanonicalVisitation Ma:ring.

ClebrationofFeastofSt. AlpI:onsus, Redemptorist Mo:-istery.

Arthur

August13: 10am.:PresideSolmen HighMassatHighgateHill, occasionofCentenaryof FoundationofCongregation ofOurLadyoftheMissions. ReceptionCeremony,CarmeliteMonastery,Nedlands.

August18: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Norseman.

August20: 10amPresideatSolemn HighMissontheoccasion oftheGoldenJubilee,All Hallows'Church,Boulder.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation,All Hallows,Boulder.

August22:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Coolgardie.

August23:

Receivedebutantes,the BoulderCatholicBall.

oftime,aspectatorwouldsay:"Gonzalesisthegood player;theotherisnot."Theprofessionalhaswhatis knownasthe"habitus"ofatennisplayer,whichisthe Latinwordforvirtueorpowerorgeneraltenor.The individualshotthatmaygoerrantmustnotbethe determinantofthejudgment.

Anexcellentpianistcouldconceivablyhitafalse note,buteveryonewouldknowthathewasagood pianist.IoncesawEdWynnhitanoteonthepiano andthensaytoamusiciannearby:"Ifyouaresucha goodmusician,tellmefromwhatoperaisthatnote?" Amanholdsafortagainstanenemyformanyyears, andintheendmaybeoverpoweredbyanenemyand takenprisoner,eventhoughitmaybethroughhisown negligence;butundernocircumstancesishetobe regardedonthesamelevelasatraitor.SoonJudgment Day,menwillnotbeweighedinthebalancemerelyby onegoodactorbyonebadact.Anactofgenerosityin themidstofalifeofselfishness,anactofdevotionina lifegiventoinfidelityandadulterywillnotconstitute thekindofcharacterthatissaved.ThoughDavidfell, God'ssubsequenttreatmentofDavidrevealedthatHe didnotjudgehimbyhisfall,butthegeneralspiritand intentofhislife.

Thesecondreflectionisthatthecharacterofaman determinestoagreatextenthisviewofGod.Toa hardenedcriminal,everyjudgeisunjustandcruel: everyjuveniledelinquentbelieveshisparentisunwise andwithoutunderstanding.MarkTwainsaidthatwhen hewasaboutthirteen,hewasamazedattheignorance ofhisfather,whenhewastwentyhewassurprisedat howmuchIsisfatherhadlearnedinthosefewyears. Itwasnotthefatherwholearned;itwasMarkTwain wholearned.

Hewholivesforselfthinkseveryonehemeetsis selfish;aproudandangrymanisalwayscomplaining oftheprideandbadtemperofthosearoundhim.So thewaysoftheAlmightyseemhardandoftenunjust tothosewhoacceptneitherHisJusticenorHisMercy. AskamanhisviewsaboutGodandninetimesoutof tenyoucanwritethestoryofhislife.TheCommunists denyGod.Isitthereforenotsurprisingthatthey shoulddenyhonourtotheirpledgedword,freedomto theirsubjectsandtruthtothosewhowanttoknow.

SecretRedDocumentsReveal

SourceOfAnti-GovernmentRevolt

ASECRETdocumentwithinstructionsto Communistpartyleadershasbeen revealedinBolivia.Itwasissuedtothe membersofthecountry'sCommunistparty priortotheunsuccessfulattempttooverthrowthegovernmentearlyinJune.

PARTOFTHISDOCUMENTDEALTWITHTHE DESTRUCTIONOFTHE"OBSCURANISTPOWEROF THECHURCH."

Thedocumentwasdeliveredtopartyleadersasearly asMay15inpreparationfortherevoltinJunewhich wastooverthrowthegovernmentofBolivianPresident VictorPazEstenssoro.Therevoltwasquelledwhen thePresidentdeclaredastateofsiege.

Intheinstructionsfortherevolt,thefirststageof the"Churchliquidation"sectionwastobeattainedby exaltingthe"patriotismofBolivianpriestsforthe purposeofpittingthemagainstforeignpriests,the agentsofFrancoistfascism."

ThegovernmentofthePresidentwasstatedinthese instructionstohavebeendelivered"intothehandsof Yankeeimperialism."

Withthecrushingoftherevoltandthearrestof40 Redleaders,includingtopofficialsofthetinmines union,theminersoftin-richBolivia,backedbythe FederationofUniversityStudents,launchedastrike whichwastocostabout£38imillion.

ThePresidentthreatenedtoresignunlessmore moderatedemandsweremadeonthegovernment. SomeofthedemandsincludedthereleaSeofthe arrestedRedleaders,fullwagesforthetimespenton strikeandfreegovernmentprovisioningofstoresin miningareaswhosesupplieshadbeendepletedbythe strike.

IfthePresidenthadresigned,thiswouldhaveleft thegovernmentinthehandsofJuanLechin,theVicePresident,whoisalsoheadofthecommunist-dominated labourmovement.

Withhisthreatofresignation,governmentmembers backedthePresident.AninvestigationrevealedinfluencefromFidelCastroofCuba,andthecharge d'affairesoftheCubanembassywasexpelledbecause ofhisinvolvementinthecommunistrevolt.

Thechargeagainsttheofficialwasthathedistributed moneyandpropagandamaterialtotheRedsandpermittedtheuseoftheembassyasa"headquartersfor communistagitation."

Thesecretinstructionsalsodemandedthealignment ofBoliviawiththeSocialistRenublicofCubaunderthe directionoftheUnionofSovietSocialistRepublics. Alorg,withthis,itcalledfortheexportofBoliviantin totheSovietUnionandthecreationofaBolivianbase fortheencouragementofReduprisingsinneighbouring countries.

Inthefaceofoppositiontothestrike,Redleaders calleditoff.TheyalsostoppedattackingthePiusXII radiostation,whichrefusedtobroadcaststrikepropaganda.TheradiostationhadbeendefendedbyCatholic minersofthetownofSigloXX.Theywerejoinedby othersfromneighbouringtownswhenacallwentout forassistance.

CHURCHNOTSUPPORTINGDISPUTE

THEdisputewhichhasbeenraginginthenorthern'WienareavariouslycalledSouth TyrolorAltoAdigehastakenanewtwist.There,overrecentyears,German-speaking inhabitantshaveaccusedthegoverningItalian-speakingsectionoftheregionthattherehas beendiscriminationagainstthem.FormerlyAustrian,theregionwascededtoItalyin1919.

THEDISPUTEFLAREDTOVIOLENCEinearlyJune, whenpowerlineswerebombedandactsofterrorism becamemoredaringandfrequent.Accusationswere hurledbyeachsideandfinallytheBishopinchargeof theSeesofTrentandBressanoneissuedapublic statementdeploringtheviolenceandlackofChristian charityoftheparticipants.BishopGargitterwasborn intheregiontwoyearsbeforeitwascededtoItaly.

Thenewtwisttotheargumenthasinvolvedthe Churchauthorities.Higl,governmentofficialsonthe Italiansidemadeastatement,firstintheUnited Nationsandsubsequentlyintelevisioninterviewswhich featuredItalianForeignMinisterAntonioSegni.

ThestatementwasthatItalianchildrenwerenot showedtomaketheirfirstCommuniontogetherwith German-speakingchildren

SomeItalianofficialshaveusedthisstatementto defendtheirposition.Mr.Segni,inhistelevisioninterviewinJune,usedthetermthat"Christspokeinone language."

Churchauthoritieshaverefusedtobedrawninto partisanshipinthedisputeandRome.'sCatholicAction

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newspaper,IIQuotidiano,appearedwithaquasi- editorialarticleheaded"AMisunderstandingWhich MustBeRemoved."

Thearticlenotedthatitwasanobviousthingtogive instructiontothechildrenoftheareainbothGerman andItalianbecausetheywerethelanguagesspoken.

Itwasimperative,wentonthearticle,totakeinto accountthatmenspokedifferentlanguagesandthat agovernmentshould(ashasbeendone)makeprovision forschoolsforGerman-speakingchildren.

TheChurchalsoinpreparingitsyoungsubjectsfor thereceptionoftheSacramentsshouldinstructinthe languagetheyknowandunderstand.

VATICANCONCORDAT

INFACT,thisisprovidedforintheConcordatbetweenItalyandtheHolySee.Article22statesthat headsofdiocesesandparishes"must,shouldtheneed arise,beassignedassistantswho,inadditiontoItalian, shouldunderstandandspeakalsothelocallanguageso that,accordingtothelawsoftheChurch,religious assistancemightbegiveninthelanguageofthe faithful."

Inthisregion-asiscommoneverywhere-ashort instructionisgiventothechildrenpriortothe"big day"oftheirfirstHolyCommunion.Anexhortationof thiskindisusuallyaddressedalsotothefamilies.It wouldbestupidtogivethisinalanguagewhichthey didnotunderstand.

Churchauthoritiessaidtherewasnoquestionof discrimination,buttheobjectivedemandsofpastoral action.Itwasnotasubjectofthedisputebetweenthe twofactionsoftheregion.

ThisbutreaffirmsthestandtakenbyBishopGargitter,whoinhispastoralletterstated:"Imustinsist ofallCatholicsinthediocese,andespeciallytheyoung people,thatitisnotlawfulforanyChristiantojoin andtakepartinanymovementwhichintendstouse theillicitmeansofviolence."

"THOUARTAPRIESTFOREVER"

-Ep,toHeb.5:6.

+Right: THEORDAININGBISHOP imposeshishandsonthe ordinandandthenisfollowedbytheassembledclergy. Immediatelyafterwards,the Prefacewiththeessential words:

ThecandidatesforordinationprostratethemselvesintheSanctuarywhilechantersrecitetheLitanyoftheSaints.Theresponses aregivenbytheassembledclergyandstudents.

÷Left:

THECANDIDATEISVESTED 4ththeChasuble."Take thoutheyokeoftheLordfor HisyokeissweetandHis burdenlight.""Takethou thepriestlyvestment,wherebycharityissignified;for Godiswellabletogivethee enincreaseofcharityanda perfectwork."

"Bestow,webeseechThee, Fatheralmighty,onthese, Thyservants,thedignityof thePriesthood;renewintheir heartstheSpiritofholiness, thattheymayreceivefrom Thee,0God,andholdthe officeofsecondrank,and commandbytheexampleof theirownlivesastrictstandardofmorals."

.1.Right: THEANOINTEDHANDShave beenboundtogetherwitha whitecloth,eachcandidate thentouchesachalicewith wineandwaterandapaten withaHostlayingonit.As thefingerstouchchaliceand patentheBishopsays: "Receivethepowertooffer SacrificetoGod,andtocelebrateMassbothforthelivingandthedead.Inthe NameoftheLord."

+Left:

AWONDERFULMOMENTOF THANKSwhenthenewlyordainedpriestgivestohis motherhisfirstsacerdotal blessing. "MaytheblessingofGod Almighty,Father,Sonand HolyGhostdescenduponyou andremainforever-Peace betoyou."

+Right: THE NEWLY ORDAINED PRIESTnowreceivesfromthe Bishopthepowertoforgive sins.Layinghishandson theheadofthepriesthe says: "ReceivethoutheHoly Ghost;whosesinsycushall forgive,theyareforgivenand whosesinsthoushaltretain theyareretained."

+Left:

THEBISHOPANOINTSHE HANDSoftheordinandw;th thewords:"Bepleased,0 Lord,toconsecrateandhallowthesehandsbythis anointingandourblessirg." HethenmakestheSignof theCrossovertheharls: "Thatwhatsoevertheybless maybeblessed,andwha'soevertheyconsecratemaybe consecratedandhallowed,in theNameofOurLordJesus Christ."

÷Left:

THEPLENITUDEOFTHE PRIESTHOODintheperson oftheBishopkneelstoreceivetheblessingoftheman whohehasmadeapriest. "Foreveryhighpriesttaken fromamongmenisordained formeninthethingsthat appertaintoGod,thathe mayofferupgiftsandsacrificesforns."-Heb.5:1.

Chile

InterventionAsked

ThedirectorsofChile's YoungConservativeorganisationhaveaskedChileto interveneonbehalfof CubanCatholicyouthleader AlbertoMuller,whosearrestbytheCubansecret policewasconfirmedin mid-May.

Thegroupcalledonthe ChileanforeignMinisterto askChile'sambassadorto Cubatointercede.Mr. Muller,whowasexpelled fromtheUniversityof Havanalastyear,hadreportedlyorganisedasecret grouptofightcommunism.

Santiago'sRadioMineria, inreportingtheConservativeYouthappeal,said"It isbelievedthatMullerwill begiventhedeathsentence."

Czechoslovakia

CzechAttack

The"All-ChristianPeace Meeting"inPraguecameto aclosewithbothacallfor "co-existence"andastrong attackontheCatholic ChurchandtheVaticanin particular.

Themeetingbroughtto communistCzechoslovakia's capitalcloseto700ProtestantandOrthodoxchurchmen,thebulkofthemfrom

FOREIGN

theSovietbloc.Aclosing messagetoChristians throughouttheworldstated inpartthat"leadingChurch authoritiesandVatican circlescontributetowards keepingthespiritofthecold waralive."

NeithertheCatholic Church,theChurchofEngland,northeUnitedEvangelical_LutheranChurchof Germanywasrepresented. Mostwesternparticipants attendedmerelyasindividuals.TheWorldCouncil ofChurches,theLutheran WorldFederationandseveralotherProtestantecumenicalbodiessentafew observers.

BothSovietPremier NikitaKhurshchevand CzechoslovakPresidentAntoninNovotnysentmessages ofgreetingtothemeeting.

America

PriestFireChief Apriestandprincipalof ahighschoolhasbeenbeen appointedchairmanofa policeandfirecommission inasuburbofChicago.

FatherJohnVanWolvlear,C.S.C.,principalof aboyshighschool,wasap-

gotoChurchorgani sationsafterindividualbequestsandtrustfundstotalingabout£750,000were deducted.

India

Reinterment

ThebodiesofsevenCatholicswhowereshottodeath underthecommunistregime intheStateofKeralatwo yearsagowerereburiedin thecemeteryofSt.George's ChurchintheancientChristiancentreofAngamale. nearErnakulam.

ARaza-SolemnRequiem MassintheSyro-Malabar Rite-wassungbyBishop MatthewPotanamuzhiof Kothamangalam.

Thedayofthereinternmentwasobservedas "Heroes'Day"invarious

CON.GR S,

LordChancellorand(until itended)asLordLieutenant ofIreland.

"Andthisresolutionfurtherdeploresthatpartof theActofSettlementwhich deprivesoursovereignand heirsofthefundamental rightofreligiousfreedom. ItthereforecallsonHer Majesty'sGovernmentto legislatefortheremovalof theserestrictionstothe libertyoftheindividual, whetherSovereignorloyal subject."

TheActofSettlement, passedin1701,assignedthe BritishCrowntotheProtestantHouseofHanover, rulingouttheStuarts,heirs ofthedeposedKingJames II,aCatholic.Thelawexpressedthedeterminationof thelandownersandtheAnBritishmonarchshouldbe glicanChurchthatnofuture aCatholic.

TheEmancipationActot. 1829liftedsomeofthe severerestrictionsimposed onCatholicsinEngland aftertheReformation.

1fleunauintoiitZ7i'etiaratiou ofc:),itnerita

LASTOF THE SIGNERS

ThisJuly4marks the185thanniversaryofthe signingofthe DeclaratonofIndependence.CharlesCarroll,loyal friendofGeorge Washingtonand richestmaninall the13colonies, wastheonly Catholictosign immortaldeclarationofrights. Carroll,whodied attheageof95 in1832wasthe astsurviving signer,outliving by sixyears ThomasJefferson andJohnAdams.

UnionSupport

MembersoftheDutch CatholicTradeUnionhave contributedapproximately L15,750forthesupportof Catholictradeunionsinthe underdevelopedcountries. Thecontributionistobe administeredbytheInternationalChristianWorkers' Movement.

Japan

SkinDiver FatherThomasPrendergast,M.M.,divingwith aquaiungsin.LakeBiwa, wasoneoffourAmerican priestswhohelpedJapanese policerecoverfourbodies fromaplanecrashinthe lakeneartheMaryknollrest homeatKawasaki.

Threeofthefourvictims wererecoveredsoonafter thecrash,whileFather Pendergastrecoveredthe fourthbodythefollowing day.

gamo,Italy.Hediedin1697 andwascanonisedonMay 26,1960,byHisHolinessthe Pope.

"OutOfBounds"

AnAlbuquerquecinema hasbeendeclared"outof bounds"toCatholicsofthe SantaFeArchdiocesefor showingpicturescondemned bytheNationalLegionof Decency.

Theactionwastakenby ArchbishopEdwinV.Byrne ofSantaFe.Inaletterread inallchurchesonthearchdioceseherequestedCatholics"tostayawayaltogether fromthistheatre"untilhe hasreceived"satisfactory assurance"thatitwillnot againexhibitcondemned pictures.

Thecinemaisnowshowingthefilm"NeveronSunday,"whichhasbeenclassifiedasClass"C,"condemned,bytheLegionof Decency.Thecinemahas alsoshownanothercondemnedpicture,"Expresso Bongo."

LargeBequest

Anotedphilantrmistwho oftensaidthat"Godismy partner,"leftanestateof about£.12',million,mostof whichwillgototheChurch.

FrankJ.Lewis,whomade hisfortunefromatarproductsandpavingmaterial manufacturingcompany, diedlastDecember21atthe ageof93.

Lewis,whogavemillions ofdollarstotheChurchand

partsofKerala.Public meetingswereheldinseverallocalitiestocommemoratethoseslainunderthe Redregime,andHindus, MoslemandChristiansof variousdenominationstook part.

Britain

RepealMove

Aninitialmovehasbeen madetotrytoremovesome oftheremaininganti-CatholiclawsinGreatBritain.

Theselawsforbida Catholicfrombecomingthe sovereign,fromholdingthe officeofregentduringthe absenceofasovereign,or frombeingLordChancellor oftheHouseofLords.

Localmembersofthe LiberalPartyatGuildford, Surrey,passedamotionon thissubjectwhichistobe discussedattheparty'sannualassemblyinthelatter partofthisyear.The Liberalshavesixmembers inthe630-seatHouseof Commons,throughwhich theresolutionwouldhave topass.

Theresolutionreads: "Thisassemblyinkeeping withLiberalpolicy,which opposesracialandreligious discrimination,deploresthe discriminationagainstRomanCatholicsunderthe CatholicEmancipationAct, 1829,namelythatRoman Catholicsarebarredfrom holdingofficeasRegent,

MaritainHonoured JacquesMaritain,noted FrenchCatholicphilosopher, hasbeenawardedthe FrenchAcademy'sGrand PrizeforLiterature.

Membersoftheacademy votedunanimouolytogrant theawardtothe79-year-old teacher,diplomatand author.

Mr.Maritainservedas FrenchAmbassadortothe HolySeefrom1945to1946. HehastaughtattheCatholicUniversityofParisand atPrincetonUniversityin theUnitedStates.

SpecialAttentionto

WEINSISTthatourhomes,ourcars,ourpossessionsbemadeandtendedbyqualified tradesmen,thatourhealthandaffairsbeinthehandsofpeoplewhohavegainedadegreeora diploma,thatourfaithandmoralsbesupervisedbymencarefullyselectedandtrainedtoHoly Orders.However,themakingandworkingofmarriage-formostofusthegreatvocationof life-isleftmuchtochance.Butthisneednotbe andhereiswhy.

JOHNDAWES

tellsofaCatholic organisationthat isworkingto

takemostofthe riskoutof marriage.

NvHENagynaecologistwrites awaytoamail-order courseonChristian Marriage,itisa healthyreminder thatthedivorcelists mightnotbeso crowdedifpeople soughttolearnless aboutsexandmore aboutmarriage,if theystrovetounderstandmorefullynot onlytherelationship ofthemarriedstate butitsobligations anditssacramental dignityandgraces.

Yetthatgynaecologist isonlyoneofmorethan fourthousandstudents fromallwalksoflifeshearers,surveyors,stenographers,scientists,law clerksandlibrarians,carpentersandchemists, technicians,teachersand tradeunionofficials,air hostessesandhousewives, newsagentsandnurseswhohavetakenthecorrespondencecoursewhich aimsnottopatchupwobblingmarriages,notto giveguidance,buttopromotesuccessfulunions,to resultinweddingsthat willgiveacouplepermanenthappinessintheir lifetogether.Acourse whichhasasitsmotto"Be surebefore-behappy after."

Students' Gratitude

THEcourseisthat suppliedbythe OblateCatholiceCentre, Penshurst, N.S.W.,and Penshurst,NewSouthWales, andthoughmostundertake itthroughpostalorder,it isgivenalsoorallythrough parishgroupsandinhigh schools,bydiscussionamong smallgroupsliketheChristianFamilyMovement,or bypersonalinstructionas whenapriestguidesan individualcouplethrough thelessons.

Theinternationallyacceptedcourseoriginatedin Canada,buthasbeen adaptedtosuitAustralian conditionssosuccessfully thatthosefirstpessimistic aboutitsacceptancehere haveonlytoseethehundredsofletterofgratitude toseethatthesefearswere unfounded.

Onepriesthadsaidto FatherDesmondO'Donnell, 0.M.I.,whodirectsthe

centre:"Agreatcourse, Father,buttohopethat youngAustralianswill ploughthrough400pagesof solidmateriallikethatis beingover-optimistic."

Thetestimonials-like"It wasthebestE5weever spent,"or"Ishouldliketo thankyoumostsincerelyfor thishelpful,practicaland Christiancourse,inpreparationforthegreatstepwe areabouttotake"-from hundredswhohavestudied andwelcomedthelessons, showthat,ifanything,the needwasnotfullyrealised andthepotentialdemand underestimated.

Widely

Successful

THEschemewas firstlaunchedin Maythreeyearsago,and thegreatdesireforsuch trainingandinstruction amongyoungcouples,the engagedandthemarried, hasbeenrevealedbythe manylettersaskingforinformationandenrolment whichhavebeenreceivedat thecentremonthbymonth, weekbyweek,daybyday, sincethen-fourthousand infouryears,andothers stillpouringin. Morethan300priestshave receivedthefullcourseand havewritteninpraiseofit. Itsstudentsliveinevery cornerofAustralia,incities andtownsandcountryPerth,Sydney,Melbourne andothercapitals,Broken Hill,MountIsa,andsoon. RequestshavebeenreceivedfromNewZealand andthePhilippines,Malaya, theGilbertandSolomon Islands,andaboriginegirls havestudiedunderthe directionofnunsonthe MelvilleIslandMission.

Thisprovesthatsucha

KNOWLEDGE WILL LIGHT THEIR WAY...

(5)Economicpreparation: Preparationandmanagementofthehome;ideal "glorybox;"homebuilding;modellivingbudget; acquiringofloans.

(6)Spiritualityofmarriage: Thevocation;mutual sanctification;God'scall inmarriage;sacramental grace;roleofbothpartners.

(7)Churchlaws:Prenuptial enquiry;consent;impediments;publicationof banns;"form;"conditions forvalidity.

(8)Civillaw:Legalsteps beforemarriage;civilimpedimentsinAustralia; legalstatusofhusband andwife;lastwilland testament.

(9)Themarriageceremony: Liturgicalexplanation; showers,"stagparties;" NuptialMass.

(10)Anatomyandphysiology:Maleandfemale.

(11)Relations,pregnancy, birth,nursing.

courseisnotonlywanted butisfulfillingagreatneed.

BasisAnd Objects

Tunderstandits success itis necessarytoseewhatthe courseis,whatareitsaims anditsmethods,andwhat isitsbasis.

Itisnotmarriageguidance,itisnotmarriagepre-paration-itiseducation,a totalpre-marriageeducation,spiritual,psychological, economic,legal,medical, presentedinawayorby meansgearedtothatend.

Thecoursestartswiththe realisationthatChristian marriageisasacramentandthatlikeanyofthe othersacramentsmustbe fullypreparedfortopro- ducethefruitsitshould.

Itssponsorsrealisethat whileapriestmustspend yearsbeingeducatedand trainedforordination,too oftenamanorwomanembarkingonmatrimonyapproachesthisgreatsacramentwithlittleornoeducation.Sothecoursewas designedfortotalpre-marriageeducationwhichdemandsthatitbereceived beforemarriage. Priestsarenotordained andthentoldoftheirdignityandobligations-so whyshouldthisbedonein marriage?

Oftensuchinstructionis toolateaftermarriage,time isusedin"patchingup"a badmarriage,moneyis spentonmarriageguidance groupsafterunhappiness hasresulted-butthiscourse worksontheprinciplethat itisbettertostressmarital healthratherthanmarital illness.Itseekstoprevent thelatterbyrealisingthat, asinphysicalandmental

health,preventionisbetter thancure.Itseekstoavoid badmarriagesbeforethey occur,tofostergoodones whilethereistime.

Bythisthecourseisfollowingthosesuggestions stressedbyPopePiusXIin "CastiConnubii"andthe AustralianHierarchyinits 1944SocialJusticeStatement.

AComplete Course

THEcoursehas alsothisadvantage-thatitsstudentsare notboundtoatimetable (suchasoccurswithlectures).Itcanbestudiedat theirownpaceandinthe privacyoftheirownhomes. Itiswithinthereachofall whoaregenuinelyseeking theChristianidealinmarriedlife. Itisnothinglessthana personalformationofeach studentorcoupleandnota haphazardcollectionofpremaritaladvice,foreachof the13lessonsiswrittenby anexpert.

Itscompletenessisshown bythelistofsubjects;

(1)Yourattitudetomarriage;ChristianorsemiChristian,orpagan;what totalpre-marriageeducationis.

(2)Choosingyourpartner: Qualitiestoseek;defects toavoid;dating;going steady;engagement.

(3)Whatrealloveis:Its elements;maturingof love;howtodeveloplove; loveandhappiness.

(4)Psychologyofthesexes: Howtounderstandone another;thepsyhcological problem;physical,emotionalandintellectualdifferences.

(12)God'sLawinMarriage: Whatisallowedandforbidden.

(13)Adjustmentsduringthe earlymonthsofmarriage: Intellectual,moraland emotionaladaptation.

SystemOf TheCourse

ONE naturally askswhatsystem doesthecoursefollow? Printedlecturesaresuppliedoneachsubject(these arealsogivenaftereach lectureevenwhereitis givenorally)andexaminationpapersoneachlesson mt,stbetakenandpawed (80percentsuccessis necessarybeforeastudent proceedstothenextlesson).

Attheendofthecourse thestudenthas"ABibleof Marriage"-aloose-leaf folderinwhichthecomplete courseisretainedasatext-

bookforfuturereference.

Moreimportantly,thelecturesmustbetakenoneby oneandnotreadasabook. Thismeansthateachsubiectmustbestudiedbefore theexaminationcanbedone -andallowsthecentreto judgefromthewritten answerstheprogressmade byeachindividual.Students cannotjustreadthecourse, theymuststudyit.Inother words,theyareeducated, trained,formed,andthereis acheckonthisprocessall theway.

Italsoprovidesthatnone shallreceiveinformation thatshouldbegivenbefore theyarereadyforitthrough properandprevioustraining.Theinquisitivecannot justwriteandsay:"Please, Father,sendmethelessons onanatomyandphysiology;thatisallIneed."

Sucharequestisnever granted,andindeedthelast fourlessonsareonlyfor thosewhoaremarried,who areengaged,orintendseriouslytomarrywithinthe nexttwoyears.Theymust alsohavecompletedthefirst ninelessonsandhave answeredthequestionnaires.

Thetextofthe"delicate" lessonsistobeconsidered strictlypersonalandawrittenpromiseisdemandedto thiseffect.Further,nostudentiseligibleforthese lessonswithoutapriest's signaturetosaythatheor sheisworthyofthem.

Thefirstninelessons, however,areavailabletoall youngpeople,andevenhigh schoolpupilswouldbenefit enormously.

Attheendofthecourse, thosewhohavesuccessfully completedithaveobtained adefiniteChristianattitude tomarriage,havehada definitehelpinchoosinga partnerandhaveclearideas onwhatrealloveis.

Inthiswaythecourseis ensuringthattherewillbe fewerproblemstothecommunity,lesstoconcern socialwelfareagencies, neighbours,priestsandteachers.

Forthistotalpre-marriage educationmeansthatcouples whowalkdownthechurch aisletotheir'marriagewill notendupinthedivorce court,butbylivingsacramentallyandaccordingto theirvocationwilltogether comeatlasttotheCourts ofHeaven,andhavingbeen happytogetherinthislife, theywillunitedlysharpin thehappinessGodhas promisedtothosewholove oneanotherbecausethey havelovedHim.

BishopsProtest AgainstState

HEBishopsofGuinea,ruledbythepro-Marxist IregimeofPresidentSekouToure,have

missionschools.

AformerFrenchcolony onAfrica'sWestCoast. Guineabecameanindependentnationin1958. Catholicsnumberabout 30,000inatotalpopulationofmorethantwoand ahalfmillion.

Theprotestwassignedby ArchbishopGerarddeMilleville,C.S.Sp.,ofConakry andBishopEugeneMaillat, W.F.,ofN'Zerekore.They declared:"TheBishopsof Guineaareveryconcerned overthedevelopmentofthe situationregardingthefree schoolsintheRepublicof Guinea,havingnoticedthat thisdevelopmentisproceedinginthedirectionofaprogressivesuffocationthrough theradicalsuppressionof theirscholasticwork.

"Themissionsassuredthe functioningof69elementary schools.Theyfoundthemselvesfacedfirstofallwith aprohibitionagainstthe openingofnewschools. Thenbeganhereandthere localconfiscationofsomeof theseschools,theoccupation ofthebuildingsandrequisitioningoftheteachers. Someoftheschoolsrunby Religioussufferedthesame fate.

"Inthisway,asofthe presenttime,44schoolshave beentakenawayfromthe missionswithoutanyagreementhavingbeenmade (withthegovernment).All theseschoolswerebuiltby themissionswithrequired permissions.

"Consciousofalwayshavingbeenloyaltothegovernmentandofhavingacted forthegoodofthecountry, they(themissions)have askedthegovernmentthata justsolutionbefound,a solutionthatwillguarantee oneoftheesesentialfreedomsoftheChurchandof parentswho,accordingto theUnitedNationsCharter, havearighttochoosethe kindofeducationtheywish togivetheirchildren."

PrintedandpublishedbyFrancis Dillon,"TheRecord"Office, 4,0Hey-stPerth.

ofthe

Objection InU.N.O.

SIRLESLIEMUNRO, UnitedNationsSpecialRepresentativeonthe QuestionsofHungary,has denouncedtheconvictions of12HungarianCatholics ontreasonchargesinthat Red-ruledcountry.

TheNewZealanddiplomatsaidthattheconvictionsareanindicationthat harshStalinistmeasuresare beingrevivedbyHungary's communistleaders.

TheCatholics,including ninepriests,weresentenced onJune19toprisonterms upto12yearsforplotting tooverthrowtheRedregime withtheaidofanunidentifiedforeignpower.Vatican Citynewspaper,L'OsservatoreRomano,statedthatthe trialwasnothingmorethan anefforttospeedthedestructionoftheChurchin Hungary.

SirLeslieMunrosaidina statementatUnitedNations HeadquartersinNewYork: "Ihavefollowedwithgrave concernthereportsof recentproceedingsinBudapestagainst12prominent RomanCatholics who appeartohavebeenplaced underarrestlastFebruary.

"Thetrialhasfollowed theusualpattern.Withone exception,theaccusedhave madetheusualconfessions ofguilt.

"Obviouslythetrialhas beenaimedattheeliminationoftherightoffree speechtowhichallpersons wouldbeentitledinanormaldemocraticstate.

"Thesentencesaresevere andinaccordancewiththe Stalinisttradition,which appearstoberevivingin Hungary.

"Lastly,itissignificant thatthechargescameto trialafterthelastGeneral AssemblyoftheUnited Nationsfounditselfunable, throughpressureoftime,to discusstheHungarianquestion."

ChurchBoughtBackAfter350Yrs.

FLAGSwereflyingfromallhousesinthesmall villageofDidantintheNetherlandsasCardinal Alfrink,ArchbishopofUtrecht,arrivedtoconsecrate-orperhapsre-consecrate-amedievalCatholicchurch thathadbeeninProtestanthandsforover350years.

The15th-centurylate Gothicchurchwasvoluntarilyreturnedtothe CatholicsbytheProtestants.andeveryoneisnow quitehappy.Butitwasn't alwaysso.

ThelargeChurchofOur Ladywasbuiltinthe15th century,replacingthetown's onlyCatholicchurch,which hadbeenbuiltin824,when thevillagewascalledTheodem.

In1596,theCountessof Bergh,MaryofNassau,who ownedeverythinginthe town,gavethebuildingto theProtestants.Shewasthe sisteroftheProtestant PrinceWilliamofOrange, whomorethanadecade earlierhadledtheDutch Protestantswhorebelled againstKingPhilipIIof Spain,whothenownedthe LowCountries,andwonthe independenceofwhatisnow theNetherlands.

Foralmostahundred yearsafterwardstheCatholicsofDidam,whowerethe majorityofitspopulation, wenttochurchirethenearbytownsofWehl,Zevenaar andElten.

In1672,whentheFrench occupiedthevillageduring LouisXIV'sDutchWar,the churchwasreturnedtothe Catholics.TheChurchof OurLadyservedtheCatholicsforonlytwoyears,for in1674,whentheFrench left,thebuildingagainbecametheDutchRzformed churchofDidam.

In1716thetown'sCatholicsbuiltasmallwooden churchwhichservedthem for121years.ThenSt. Martin'sChurchwasbuiltin 1837andhasremainedin usefor123years.Atthe endofthelastwarthe buildingwasnolongerlarge enough,andplanswere madetobuildthevillage's secondCatholicchurch.

However,in1950,the SynodoftheNetherlands ReformedChurchoffered themedievalbuildingto CardinaldeJong,whowas thenArchbishopofUtrecht. Thebuilding,ehichwasin needofdrasticrepairs,was toobigforDidam'ssmall Protestantcommunity.

In1954,theparishofSt. Martinboughttheold churchforaboutL27,000, withwhichtheProtestants builtasmallnewchurch andayouthcentre.

ButtheCatholics'troubles withtheoldbuildinghad justbegun.Theroofleaked andbricksoftensfellfrom thewalls,bothinand'outsideofthebuilding.Father A.F.A.Janssen,parish priestofSt.Martin,found thatitwouldcostabout £170,000torestorethe buildingtoits15th-century excellence. Sincethebuildingwas consideredanhistorical monument,helpcamein variousforms.TheDutch governmentpaidfor55per centoftherestorationcosts, GelderlandProvincedonatedtenpercentandthetown councilgave15percent.

TheChurchofOurLady hasbeencompletelyrestored andisconsideredoneofthe mostbeautifulbuildingsin itspartofthecountry. BothCatholicsandProtestantsofthevillageare proudandhappywiththe churchwhich,after350 years,isagainservingthe CatholicsofDidam.

VATICANNEWS

LargeGrant

ToPalestine

Jerusalem:Twenty-five thousanddollars,partofthe fundsraisedbythesaleof VaticanCity'sWorldRefugeeYearpostagestamps, willbedistributedhereby thePontificalMissionfor Palestine.

ArchbishopGuiseppeSensi,ApostolicDelegateto JerusalemandPalestine,announcedthatthe£A11,250 willbeusedformedical care,vocationaltraining,a communitycentreandemergencyaidforPalestine refugeesinJordan.

Inannouncingitstotal contributionof£A207,000 toUnitedNationsrefugee aidprogrammesinGeneva inMay,theHolySeestipulatedthat£A11,250beallocatedtoPalestinerefugees inthiscountry.

No Comment

On Mediation VATICANsourceshadno immediatecommentona Braziliannewspaperreport thattheHolySeeisbeing importunedtoactasa mediatorinthedisputebetweentheUnitedStatesand Cuba.

0Globo,largeRiode Janeirodaily,reportedthat BrazilianPresidentJanlo QuadroshasrequestedHis HolinessPopeJohntoconsidersuchamediationand thatthePapalNuncioto Brazil,ArchbishopArmando Lombardi,isenroutetothe theHolySeetodiscussthe matter.

Vaticansourcessaidthat ArchbishopLombardiisreturningtoItalyforaholidaywhichhehasbeenplanningforseveralmonths.

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POSTEVAT1CANE

STAMPSOF ST.PAUL

ThisseriesofVatican stamps commemoratesthe19thcentenaryofSt.Paul'sarrivalinRomeinunusuallymoderndesign.DesignedbyPiero andAndreinaGressellini,thestampsdepict, fromtoptobottom,a mapoftheMediterraneanwithSt.Paul's itineraryfromCaesareainPalestineto Rome;hisarrivalin Rome;andageneral viewoftheBasilica ofSt.Paul.Printed bythePoligraphicInstituteoftheRepublic ofItalyonpaperwatermarkedwiththe crossedkeysofthe VaticanState,they willbevaliduntil June30,1962.

VICTORYTOGOD

THEvictoryoftheChurchovertoday'sforcesof evilparallelsDavid'svictoryoverGoliath,said HisHolinessthePopeatanaudiencegrantedtothe PontificalMissionaryUnionoftheClergy.

SpeakinginItaliantothe nationalassociationof priestsdevotedtopraying forandcontibutingtomissions,thePooesaidthattoday'schallengestothe Churcharethesameasto befoundinthepagesofthe OldandNewTestam-..nts, particularlyinthevictoryof DaviddyerGoliathandin themiracleofthefishes.

"WestandbeforeGoliath andweprobablywastetoo manywordsthatcouldbe putinsteadtobetterusein prayerandingivinggood adviceforthesanctitfication ofourlifeandthatofour neighbours,"hesaid.

"Wefacesomethingthat seemsenormous.Butitis notstrongnorisitvalid sinceitisaquestionofthe attemptsoferror,greedand violence.Wesometimesfear andwearesometimesdiscouragedatthoughtsofthe future.

"Yetthisgiantwillhave togiveinbeforethewilland

COLLINSFERNANDEZ

graceandmercyofGod. Andwemustnotbelieve thatthevictoryofthis Goliathmustbeuniversal destructionandruin Thesimplicityoflittle Davidrisingagainstthe giantrepresentstrulythe Universal,HolyandBlessed CatholicChurch."

Likewise,thePopepointedout,"Jesuswenttothe barqueofPetertodirectthe movementofthewaves,of thewindandofthecatch. Therecanbenodisturbance ofthisship Discouragementcanonlycome,therefore,fromscarcityoffaith."

AlsoattendingtheaudiencewerebishopsanddelegatesfromSpain,France, Canadaandothercountries.

NewGeneral

ForOrder

Rome:FatherRolandA. Huot,S.S.S.,ofNewYork, waselectedsuperiorgeneral oftheCongregationofthe BlessedSacramentatthe order'sgeneralchaptermeetinghere.

FatherHuothaspreviouslyservedasaconsultorgeneralofthecongregation,and earlierservedfornineyears asprovincialsuperiorofthe BlessedSacramentFathers intheUnitedStates.He succeedsFatherGodfrey Spiekman,S.S.S.

TheCongregationofthe BlessedSacramenthassome 1,500members,closeto200 ofthemintheUnitedStates.

CardinalIII

HISHOLINESSthePope paidaspecialvisittothe privateapartmentofCardinalCanali,whowasrecoveringfromapleurisy attack.

The87-year-oldcardinal wasstrickeninearlyJune, butralliedlaterandwas abletogreetPopeJohnon hisfeetagain.

CardinalCanaliisMajor Penitentiaryandpresides overtheSacredApostolic Penitentiary,highChurch courtthatdealswiththe grantingofabsolutionsand dispensations,anddecides casesofconscienceandmatterspertainingtoindulgences.

004OPONP41444.4.01.04.4.1.4.41,4-04PI

PressRequest

CARDINALKOENIG,ArchbishopofVienna,hasforwardedtotheHolySeerecommendationssubmittedto himbyAustrianandGermanCatholicjournalists concerningpressserviceat thecomingecumenicalcouncil.

KarlM.Stepan,chairman oftheAssociationofAustrianCatholicPublicists, saidthememorandumwas preparedasaresultofdiscussionsamongthejournalistsatSchlossSeggau,in Austria,lastmonth. Theproposalswillbesent alsotobishopsinother countries.

BookBanned ByHolyOffice

THESacredCongregationoftheHolyOffice hasplaced"TheLifeofJesus,"byJohn Steinmann,publishedbytheClubdesLibraires deFrance(flubofFrenchBookstores),onthe IndexofForbiddenBooks.

L'OsservatoreRomano,VaticanCitydaily,in commentingontheaction,saidthebookshowed Jesusassostrictlyrestrictedwithinhumanrights thatnoEvangelistwouldrecogniseHim.

ThepapersaidthebookdeclaredthatJesus' timeinthedesertwasspentto"experimentwith hisabsolutecontroloverHimself,thestrengthof Hisinvinciblewill."Onlylater,thebookcontinues, doesJesusnarratetoHisfriends"thefantastic storyofHisdreamsinthedesert."Thebooksays the"dreams"are."surrealistic"andexplainable todayinpsychoanalyticterms.

Nodescriptionoftheauthorbeyondhisname wasgivenbyeithertheHolyOfficeorthenewspaper.However,sourcesatthePontificalBiblical InstitutedescribedhimasaFrenchSulpicianpriest.

L'Osservatoredescribedthebookasa"fragile constructionformedbymaterialgatheredinhaste everywhereandwithoutdiscernment,whichis proofoftheemptinessandprovisionalnatureof certainstimulatedstructurestowhichtheartof entertainmenthasaccustomedus."Itaddedthat "certainrashhypotheses"weretakenfrombooks byCatholics.

ItalsonotedthattheHolyOffice,alongwith othermajorbiblicalstudycentres,warnedearlier inJuneagainstbeingthespokesmanofopinions whichcompromisetheauthentichistoricaland objectivetruthofwhatJesussaidanddid."

CUBACASTIGATED

VaticanCity:TheCubanregimeofPremierFidelCastrohas"silencedandsuffocated" thevoiceoftheChurchasithasthoseofall freeinstitutions,accordingtoL'Osservatore Romano.

TheVaticanCitydaily newspaperincommentingon Iheexpulsionofpriestsand religiousfromCubasaid that"graduallyandinexorably,CubanCatholicsare beingdeprivednotonlyof theirmenandwomenreligious,butalsooftheir priests."

ThepapersaidinitseditorialthattheCubanregime hasturnedonthosewho wereonceitssupporters.

Thetideturned,itsaid, whenCatholicbishopsfound itnecessarytowarntheir peopleagainsttheerrors anddangersofthegrowing influenceofcommunism.

Asaresult,itsaid,there wasunleashed"acampaign consistingofinsults,insinuationsandstatementswhich wereneverproved,butfor whichrepetitioninthepress, atpublicmeetings,andover televisionservedasasubstituteforproof.Meanwhile, thevoiceoftheChurch,as thoseofallfreeinstitutions, wassilencedandsuffocated."

L'OsservatoreRomanoexpressedthehopethatifitis stillpossible,"thatthispersecutionwhichisharmful tothenationasitistothe Churchshouldcease."

Itadded:"Ifthisisnot thecase,theworldmustknow

PrivateAudiences Suspended

THEHOLYFATHERwillholdnospecialor privateaudiencesfrontJuly21toAugust17, althoughWednesdayandSaturdaygeneralaudienceswillbecontinued.

GeneralaudienceswillbeheldonWednesdays andSaturdaysat10.30a.m.,beginningonJuly5 andcontinuinguntiltheendofSeptember.

TheseaudienceswillbeheldeitherinRomeor Castelgandolfo,dependinguponwherethePopeis, butnoannouncementofwhenthePopeplansto gotoCastelgandolfohasbeenmade.

thatthecampaignagainst theclergyandtheHierarchy,veiledbehindpoliticalpretexts,hasinCubaasinsomanyotherplacesonlyonereason:tofight anydefenseofthesupreme valuesofthespiritofChristiantruthandofthedignityofmankind."

JESUITBROTHER-IFyou areabout20-40yearsofage ANDdesiretogiveyour lifetoGodinaReligious Order,YETdonotfeelcalled tobeaPriestorTeacher, THENyouwillbeinterested tolearnsomethingofthe lifeoftheJesuitBrother. Aftertwoandahalfyears oftraining,hetakesthe usualthreevowsofpoverty, chastityandobedienceasa Jesuit,andshareswiththe JesuitPriestsinallthe Order'sworksforGodeither inAustraliaorontheIndian Mission.Forbookletson theJesuitPriestorJesuit Brotherwritetothe: INFORMADIONBUREAU, LOYOLACOLLEGE, WATSONIA,VICTORIA.

DirectfromOurBoatstoYou

L'OsservatoreRomano,theVaticannewspaper, commentingonthisnews,saidPopeJohnwilluse thetimetopreparehimselffortheeventstooccur inOctoberandNovember,presumablythenext sessionsoftheCentralPreparatoryCommissionfor theecumenicalcouncilscheduledforlateOctober, andforhis80thbirthdaycelebrationsinNovember.

as

CarmeliteFeast AtHiltonPark

The

ofOurLadytotheircelebrationsonJuly16.

SchoolsBasketball Competition

Resultsofmatchesplayed onJune24,1961:

A-GRADE

OurLady'sCollege22d. Loreto,Nedlands18:St.Columba's51d.St.John's, Scarborough8;St.Joseph's, Fremantle26d.Loreto, Claremont11;Iona31d.

SacredHeart16.

A-RESERVEGRADE Brigidine27d.St.Brigid's, Lesmurdie8.

B1-GRADE St.Brigid's,Lesmurdie21 d.St.Joseph's,VictoriaSq. 16;St.John's,Scarborough 13d.St.Joseph's,Victoria Sq.7.

B2-GRADE Brigidine19d.St.Joseph's, ParrySt.15;Iona14drew St.Joachim's14;St.Columba's21d.St.Joseph's,Fremantle9.

C1-GRADE St.Brigid's,Lesmurdie30 d.Loreto,Claremont12; SacredHeart25d.St. Mary's,Leederville24;Our LadyofFatima20d.Loreto, Nedlands15;St.Joseph's, ParrySt.12d.Iona8.

C2-GRADE St.Columba's16d.Our Lady'sCollege13;St. Joseph'sVictoriaSq.16d. St.Augustine's10;Brigidine 17d.St.ThomasAquinas 10;St.Brigid's,WestPerth 20d.St.John's,Scarborough2. 131-GRADE St.Joseph's,VictoriaSq. 27d.Loreto,Nedlands19: Loreto,Claremont29d.St. John's,Scarborough2;St. Augustine's21d.OurLady ofFatima8;St.Brigid's WestPerth14d.St.Mary's, Leederville12.

"SoupKitchen"

MusicWinner

Moylan andMrs.MoylanofMelvillefirebrigade,whowas recentlyawardedalocal exhibitionbytheTrinity CollegeofMusic,London, forthemarksobtainedin theexaminationsconducted lastyear. Patriciaobtained94,the highestmarksofanycandidatethroughoutAustralia, regardlessofgradeorinstrument. ShewasastudentofSt. Columba'sconvent,South Perth,in1959and1960,and duringthattimewonthe TrinityCollegeMedaleach year:obtainedhonoursand washighlycommendedin eachofherA.M.E.B.examinations.

Patriciaisatpresenta PatronsareaskedtonotepupilofSt.Joseph'sCollege, thischangeofvenue. AdelaideSt.,Fremantle.

C.B.C.HighgateOldBoys'Re-union

ManymeninPerthand Theinitialfunctionwill countrydistrictsareretrac-beareunionsocialtobe ingtheirstepsofboyhoodheldattheHighgateparish daystorenewthefriend-hall,atwhichfulldetails shipsandrelivethetimesofoftheMassandGeneral theschooldays.TotheseCommunionwillbeanmenthisisnoordinaryoc-nounced. casion,butanhistoricone, Alargeattendanceisexasthisisthesilverjubileepectedatthesocial,atwhich yearoftheir"AlmaMater."severalformerteacherswill Themenareallexpupilsbepresent,toparticipatein ofChristianBrothers'Highthecelebrationsandrenew School,Highgate,whoarethetiesformedinthepast. turningbacktoHighgateto celebratethismilestonein thehistoryoftheschoolof whichtheyhavemany happymemories.

HospitalFete

Thecentralfunctionof thecelebrationswillbea specialMasstobecelebrated byanoldboypriest,with asermontobedeliveredby anotherpriestwhoreceived hisbasiceducationatthe school.

TherrySociety

AletterfromtheAdelaide TherrySocietythisweek broughtgreatnewstoPerth members.

TheAdelaidegroupisto organiseaCatholicschools DramaFestivalinSeptemberwhichmeanstheyare thesecondEasternStates CatholicDramaSocietyto followtheleadsetbyPerth Therries. InSydneya similarFestivalwilltake placeintwoweeks'time. ThePerthclubwillsend observerstobothFestivals.

OnSunday,July30,at theTheatreGuild,Therry DramaWorkshopwillpresentfourplaysforTherry membersandfriends.

ThestoryofFather 'Merrywillbetoldin "FriendsatCourt"tobe producedbyHenryMarton. "AGlassofBitter"byJ. B.Priestleyand"Godstow Nunnery"byL.Binyonwill beproducedbyAnneBurnett.

Thefourthplayis"Ladies inWaiting,"production, VinceBarrett. Therryclubroomsareat 3CremorneArcade,and meetingsat7.45p.m.every Monday. Ring71-3392forenquiries.

AmeetingtomakearrangementsfortheDaughtersofCharityfetewillbe heldonMonday,July10, atSt.Vincents'Hospital, SwanSt.,Guildford.The meetingwillcommenceat 8p.m. Thesisterscordiallyinvitepastandnewhelpers toattendthismeetingin orderthattheannualfete willhaveadequatearrangements.

Hopesforasuccessful feteareincreasedbythe desiretobuildanewhospital.

CATHOLICMARRIAGE

GUIDANCEBUREAU HOURS

Tuesday,Wednesday,Friday 10a.m.to12noon WednesdayEvenings 8p.m.to9.30p.m. Telephone23-4548.

ConvertDay

ADAYofrecollectionfor Convertswillbeconducted atSt.Joseph'sOrphanage, StationStreet,Wembley,on Sunday,July16,commencingat10.45a.m. Thedayisforconverts only,buttheirpartnerswill bemostwelcome(husband, wife,girlorboyfriend). Also,ifnecessary,arrangementswillbemadetomind children. NoMasswillbecelebrated withtheDayofRecollection. Pleasebringyourown lunch.Teawillbeprovided, andalsomorningandafternoontea.

NovicesMakeProfessionOfVows

InSt.JohnOfGodConventDerby

TWONovicesrecentlymadeprofessionoftemporaryvows inthechapeloftheNovitiateoftheMissionaryBranch oftheSistersofSt.JohnofGodatDerby.

TheceremonywasperformedbyHisLordship, MostRev.BishopJobst, S.A.C.,andtheceremonial musicwasrenderedbythe Sisters'choir.ThecandidatesforProfessionwere SisterM.Lucy(Josie Cutler),ofMurgon,Queensland,andSisterM.Claude (ElizabethKinsella),of Ferns,Eire.Thelatterhad enteredandhadreceived theholyhabitoftheOrder attheNovitiateinWexford, Eire,beforevolunteeringfor theKimberleyMissionsin WesternAustralia.

Beforethecelebrationof HolyMass,atwhichtheSisterspronouncedtheirvows, HisLordshipblessedthe blackveilsandthecrucifixes,andquestionedeachas toherdesiretovoluntarily bindherselfbythegrave obligationscontractedby HolyProfession.

Aftercongratulatingthem, HisLordshipremindedthe Sistersoftheneedofconstantprayerfulcontactwith theDivineSpouseoftheir soulsforthepreservation

StreetAppeal

ForWandering

ONFRIDAY,JULY21,A STREETAPPEALISBEINGHELDINAIDOFST. FRANCISXAVIERNATIVE MISSION,WANDERING.

Thesuccessofsuchan appealdependsonthenumberofcollectorswhovolunteertocollectonthe appointedday. ,Ifreadersfeelthatthey canhelp,evenforanhour -perhapslunchhour-they areaskedtofillinthe couponbelow.

Collectors'tinsandbadges maybepickeduponthe WednesdayandThursday precedingtheappealbetween9.30a.m.and5p.m. orontheactualdayofthe appeal,attheSportsman's CouncilRooms,nexttothe A.N.Z.Bank,235Murray Street,Perth(opp.CommonwealthBank).

IshallbepleasedtocollectforSt.FrancisXavier's NativeMission,Wandering, onFriday,July21,between thefollowingtimes:

8a.m. 10a.m.

10a.m.

12noon 12noon 2p.m.

2p.m. 4p.m. Pleasecrossouttimesnot applicableandstateifany specialpositioninthecity isdesired.

Name

Address

Pleasefillinnameand addressincouponaboveand posttoVeryRev.Mgr.M. McKeon,CatholicMissions Office,CatholicCentre,VictoriaSquare,Perth.

andstrengtheningofthereligiousvocation,whilebattlingwiththehardshipsof missionarylife. Livingconditions,climate, andthedifficultiesencounteredineducatingthe nativesinChristianprinciplesenrichthelivesofthe MissionarySisterswithinnumerabledailysacrifices. These,astheCrucifixpresentedtoeachatProfession remindsher,whenoffered inunionwiththeSupreme SacrificeofherCrucified Spouse,willearnforherthe rewardpromisedtothose wholeavealltofollowHim.

StarOfTheSea

Parents&Friends

Atthelastmeetingofthe StaroftheSeaParentsand Friends'Associationitwas decidedtoholdthefirst moneyraisingsocialforthe winterseasononWednesday,July19,asa"Bridge" evening,intheparishhall, Forthosewhoarenot bridgeplayers"Euchre"will beprovided.Therewillbe prizesforthe"highest" ladyandgent,alsofora hiddennumber.Arrangementshavebeenmadeto heatthehall,andagood supperwillbeprovided.All parishionersandtheirfriends arecordiallyinvited

Admissionwillbe2/6 each.Othersocialfunctions arebeingarrangedtofollowlaterandwillinclude agamesnight,"picture" night,andfurther"Bridge" nights. Thecommittees wouldappreciatesupportfor thesefunctions.

ICATHOLICBOYSCOUTS

SOCIETIESandPARISHES

Y.C.W.

"GIRLOFTODAY"TALKS

Theyounggirloftodayis averyimportantandworthwhileperson.Throughher, examplecanbesettoother girlsandboyswithwhom sheworksandmixes.Ithas beenfoundthat,thosejust leavingschoolneededa littleextrahelpandexplanation,whenenteringthe worldofwork.Therefore, theMovementintroducedintotheirservices,aseriesof talksonhomeandleisure, companykeeping,sexinstructionetc.

Arrangementshavebeen madetoholdtheeveningat bothFremantleandPerth centresinordertoenable agreaternumbertoattend. ThedatefortheFremantle seriesisthe17thJulyat St.Joseph'sconventand theywillberepeatedatthe CatholicCentreon26th July.Theprogrammewill consistofthreespeakers. AY.C.W.chaplain,aCatholicdoctorandaY.C.W. leader. Admissionwillbe.2-and supperwillbeprovided.The Y.C.W.extendstoeach younggirlof14yearsand over,amostsincerewelcome andassurethatthisservice willindeedbenefitthemin theirfuture.

SCARBOROUGH

OnSunday,25thJune,a generalmeetingwasheldin St.John'sschoolhall,with approximately30present.A discussionwasconductedon ChristianUnityandmany interesting pointswere broughtforward.Thisfollowedwithasocialevening andconcludedwithsupper beingserved.

CATHEDRAL

Forthefirsttimeacombinedsocialeveningwas conductedmostsuccessfully onFriday30thJune.Richard Chia,PresidentoftheCatholicAsianStudentsGroup, gaveaninterestingtalkon lifeofAsiansinAustralia, andallpresentbeganto realisethespecialproblems whicharisefortheseboys whohavecomesofarfrom theirhomeland.

Lightentertainmentwas providedbythe"Malayanteens,"anallAsiansinging group.

PALMYRA(GIRLS)

Throughthisweek'sGospel,wesawMarywashing Christ'sfeetwithamost expensiveoilandJudas complaining,forheconsideredthemoneycouldbe betterusedinthecommon purseforthepoor. But OurLorddefendedMary becauseasHesaid,shehad givenalltoHim.Weshould alwaysgiveasmuchaswe cantoChrist,eitherintime brmoney.Timewellspent inourY.C.W.workistime forGod.Andanotherthing wesawaboutChrist-even thoughHisdeathwasclose athandhestilltooktime topartakeofamealwith HisfriendsHecancomeintoourfamilytoo,byour prayersandactionsandthe wayweliveinourown home.

KENSINGTON(BOYS)

Lastweektheleaders discussedthewellknown Gospel"theGoodShepherd." Quiteaconsiderableamount oftimewasspentonthe passageasitcontainsmuch materialforY.C.W.leaders toactupon.JustasChrist theshepherdlooksforthe lostsheep,sotooleaders shouldpersevereintheir contactwork.

F.R.BEECROFT BUTCHER

181RokebyRoad,Sabine-a OnlyPrimeFreshKilled MeatSold. Phone:8-1313.

NOTES

Fromtheenquiryitwas foundthatnotmanyyoung peopleknewthefullsignificanceofthecomingInternationalConference. Unfortunatelymorewasknown aboutcurrentTestscores, thelatestonT.V.etc.Thereforeitisagainthework ofeachleadertospreadthe idealsandworkingsofthis mostimportantevent.

DOUBLEVIEW

OnlastSundaythegroup conductedtheirfirstgeneral meeting,whichprovedvery successful.Fiftyboysand girlsattendedandfollowing adescriptionofY.C.W.by DesDeGruchy,fivediscussiongroupswereformed. Eachsethadadifferent questiontoworkupon.One wasonthefunctionsof Y.C.W.,thesharingoffinancesondates,sociability atdancesetc.Attheconclusionthefindingsofeach groupwassummarisedby thediscussionleader Thenallpresentmingled andgottoknowoneanotherandsupperendeda mostenjoyableevening.

HIGHGATE(BOYS)

IntheGospelthisweek

OurLordtellsoftheseventy twodisciplesHesentto spreadHiscoming.Inthe presentdayweareoneof thosemessengers,fulfilling Christ'swordsto"goout intothewholeworldand spreadtheGospeltoevery creature."Y.C.W.isavocation. TheInternational Conferenceanditsaimsof helpingtheyoungerworker ineverycountryofthe world,isseenmuchclearer inthelightofthisGospel, andtheleadersrecognising thegoodthatcanbedone, resolvedtohelpthemboth withprayersandmuch neededfinance.

Y.C.W.'sarelikenedto labourersintheharvest,so fewincomparisonwiththe numeroussoulstobesaved. Buttheyarealso"lambsin themidstofwolves,"which indicatestheoppositionand underminingthatY.C.W. constantlymeetsintheworld aboutus.Furtherresolutions weremadeconcerningdaily Gospelmeditationandit wasdecidedtoofferthe weeklygroupMassforthe successoftheInternational ConferenceinBrazil.

SOUTHPERTH(GIRLS)

Ageneralmeetingwas heldintheparishhallon lastSundayevening,howevertheattendancewasnot uptotheusualstandard. Insteadofadiscussion,a quickquizwasheldand theleadergainingthehighestnumberofpointswona prize.Onesectionofthe quizwasonreligionand someinterestingdiscussions ensuedastothevalidityof someofthereplies.Father supervisedinordertoensure thatnoheresieswerepreachedinerror.

Theeveningconcluded withsupperanditseemed thatthechangeinprogrammeprovedquiteaninterestingtopicforconversation.

SOCIALCALENDAR

JULY8:Highgateison again. Comealongand joininthefun,Streamers, ballons,luckyspots everythingforyourentertainmentandenjoyment.

JULY9:MonsterBarn Dance-ScarboroughY.C.W. HeldinSt.John'sschool hall.

JULY9:Kensingtongeneralmeeting.

JULY21:"FancyDress Dance"inCollinsSt.hall. Dancingcommencesat8 p.m. Floorshow,supper andexcellentmusic.

CatholicLawnTennisAssociation:

NewsAndNotesFromTheClubs

Inspiteofscatteredrainonlastweekend, someclubswithsealedcourtswereableto completematches.AgoodA-Reservemen's matchwasplayedatSt.Dominic'sDoubleview.St.Dominic'sandHighgatetied8sets all,withSt.Dominic'swinningbygames. StaroftheSeaTennisClub Cottesloe

Theannualpresentation oftrophiestookplaceata dinnerheldattheContinentalHotelonJune10. Rt.Rev.MonsignorJ. Bourkepresentedthetrophies,andwasinthefortunatepositionofbeingable topresentonetohimselfthemixeddoublespartnered byAnneChurchhill.Jenny Cullen,whowontheladies championshipsingles,passed aroundthecup,filledwith champagne,donatedbyher brotherLu,whohasjust beentransferedtoDalgetys, PortHedland.Theeveningwasvotedoneofthe bestclubfunctionsforquite atime,andplansfora similareveningarealready underconsiderationfornext year.

Heartycongratulationsto BarbaraRidleyintherecentStatetabletennischampionships.Barbaraandher partner,wererunners-upin themixeddoubleschampionship.

Anotherinterestingitemof newswasthenominationof PatMcKennaforStateselectioninthewomen'sbasketballteam(men'srules). NotcontentwiththeladylikegameofSaturdayafternoons,Patplaysthetougher men'srules,andallgood wishesgotoherforthe forthcomingtrials.

St.Thomas'TennisClub Claremont

Lastweek-end'swetweatherwashedoutbothclub tennisandtheshieldmatchesontheSunday.However, theladiesB-gradeteam playedonSaturdayat Queen'sPark,goingdown toSt.Joseph'safterhaving toforfeitsomesets.

Thepreviousweek-end sawtheladiesB-gradehave awinagainstSt.Anne'sat NorthFremantle,whilethe men'sA-reserveweredefeatedbySt.Mary's.Members werepleasedtohearthat LesDowniehasreported fitandreadyagainafterhis ankleinjury.

Theclubhelditsannual Communionandbreakfast theSundaybeforelast,with thejuniorsfaroutnumbering theseniors.Thegirlsdid amagnificentjobwiththe catering,andallconcerned deservedasincerevoteof thanks.

Thejuniorclubareplanningasocialforthelast week-endofthemonth,and byallaccountsitshouldbe anentertainingevening.

St.Mary'sTennisClub

Leederville

Owingtobadweather,all pennantmatcheswerecancelledlastweek-end.Onthe shieldladder,St.Mary'scan bereasonablyconfidentof winningatleasttwoofthe associationevents.

LaityRetreat

Aretreatforthe Laity,organisedbythe LegionofMary,willbe heldatSt.Columba's Church,SouthPerth,on Sunday,July23. Theretreatwillbe conductedbytheRev.T. B.Maloney,S.M.,and willcommenceat11a.m. Retreatantsareasked tobringtheirownlunch. Teawillbesupplied. Enquiriesfortheretreatmaybemadefrom K.McInerney(8-3194).

Animportantnoticefor membersandvisitorstoremember,istheclosingdate forbookingsoftheannual dinner.Allticketsonbookingsmustheprocuredby July14.Thisdateisthe deadlineascateringarrangementsmustbefinalised.

Thecommitteeagaininvitesjuniormembersto cometothedinner.Aspecial tablehasbeensetasidefor themandparticularattentionhasbeengrantedfor theirenjoyment.

Toastsandspeecheswill beveryshort,andpresentationoftrophieswillbemade duringthedinner.Mostof theeveningwillbedevoted todininganddancing.

Memberswillbeinterested toknowthatPatPowerand BarbaraWardaremoving ontoSydneythisweek. RobKilderryandKerry Purcelltookadvantageof thewetweatherlastSundaytoplayfootballforthe OsborneParkY.C.W.team, andbothplayedgoodfootballtohelpthelocalteam towin. Clubfeesarenowduefor the61-62season,members areaskedtoco-operateby payingfeesassoonaspossible.

EnquiriesconcerningCatholiclawntennisclubs maybemadefromMr.D. Wells.9LawrenceSt.,Como, 60-4970evenings

XaverianClub

OntheeveningofTuesday,June27,membersand friendsoftheXaverian Clubgatheredatacity nightclubtocelebratethe 4thbirthdayoftheclub. Arrivingat7p.m.,guests enjoyedpre-dinnercocktails.Amongthoseseen chattingtogetherwere MaureenOliver,Bernie SutherlandandAlfFlanagan.Followingthis,dinner wasserved.Seatingwas arrangedEshapesothat therewasacloseinterminglingoftheguestswhile theyenjoyedtheexcellent menu. TomMoynihan, MargaretWalsh,VernaCostelloandJimDeGruchy, chattedamiablywithFr. ChaunceywhileDr.Quinn, theclub'sspiritualdirector, discussedhisrecentholiday toChristmasIslandwith Merv.Fegan,MaryKing andRaySweeney. Followingthecuttingof thebirthdaycake,kindly preparedbyMrs.Hulbert, dancingwasheld. Matt Pinter,ErisToop,CasVan Loon,DeltaGrainger,Jacky McAloneyandJoanBradshawsettheexamplefor otherstofollowtotheaccompanimentoftheorchestra.

Thecommitteefeelssatisfiedthattheeveningwasa successjudgingbythenumberofenquiries,whenthe nextdinnerwillbeheld.

Comingfunctionsofthe clubare:

Thursday,July13:Musicaleveningatthehomeof JackyMcAloney,9Tyrell St.,Nedlands.Girlsplease bringaplate,menliquid refreshments.

Friday,July21:Games eveningandsocialatHighgatehall,HaroldSt.Girls pleasebringaplate,men liquidrefreshments.

Saturday,July29:Night attheEmbassy. Enquiriesremembership maybehadbycontacting eitherAnneFurlong(865354after6p.m.)orJack Celle(23-2116officehours).

EhavenorecordofOurLordlaughing orsmiling,butIamsureHemusthove donesoonmany occasions.Hemust havehadatwinklein HiseyeasHewalked alongtheroadto Emmauswiththetwo disciplesonEaster Sunday.Hecertainly musthavebeenlightheartedandgayby theseashoreasHe fannedthefireand cookedthemealfor Hisdisciples.

Religionisnotalways solemnandseriousandwe shouldbeabletoenjoy talkingaboutOurLord,His LawsandHisChurch.Our LadyandtheSaintsshould bepartandparcelofour everydayconversations. CatholicScoutsandCubs playgames;noisyandexcitinggames,gameswhich helpthemtoenjoythemselves.Someofthesegames arecalledKi-RoGames, gamesaboutourreligion, gameswhichtheyenjoyand whichhelpthemtoknow andloveOurLordandhelp themtounderstandthe teachingoftheChurch.

Seewhatfunyouand yourfriendswouldhave tryingtoworkouttheten LawsofGodwithoutusing any"nots"ormakeouta V.I.P.(VeryImportantPerson)listofthosewaitingto meetOurLadywhenshe wenthometoHeaven. Earthlyqueensarepresented withabouquetofflowerswouldOurBlessedLady havereceivedaHeavenly bouquetofroses,andwho wouldbeluckyenoughto presentit?

Ifyouaregoingoutfora walkorforabicycleride, seeifeachoneofyoucan bringbackthreeobjects whichyoucanlinkupwith thethreeprincipalpartsof theMass;e.g.,earsofwheat oragrapepiporagift wrapper(fortheOffertory), deadwoodandlivingtwig (fortheConsecration),some food,e.g.,crumbsofbread (fortheCommunion).It willbefunrackingyour brainsthinkingoutideas, searchingforyourobjects andcomparingtheresults.

IfyouareintheScouts orCubs,askyourScoutmasteraboutthesnakesand laddersgameonGod's Lawsandtheotheroneon theSacraments,aboutthe RacegameontheChurch's laws,abouttheKim'sgame on"Whatweneedfor Mass,"the"SortingOut" gameonOurLord'slifeand manyothers.Youwillenjoy yourselveswithOurLord, OurLadyandtheChurch. Therewillbemuchlaughter andyouwillbeveryhappy -andsowillHe.

NEWS

Congratulations toGeoffSmith, KeithRinaldiandBrian RichardsonoftheSt.Don BoscoGroupScarborough. AtarecentspecialPack Meetingtheywerepresented withindividualLeaping WolfTrophies.

BothGoldandGreen PacksinScarboroughare lookingforwardtotheir annualfootballmatch.The greatcontestwillbedecided onthemainovalatYanchep onSundayafternoon,July 23.Asacurtainraisertothe mainattraction,andequally lookedforwardtobymost, willbetheclashofDads,a fullhalf-hour'sgenuineexertionforalldads.

StephenWhinnerhasrecentlybeenawardedthe AttendanceTrophyforthe GoldPack.Goodwork, Stephen!

Theprizeforthebest Patrolofthemonthisstill atopsecret.ThreePatrols havealreadybeenpresented withaxesforoutstanding Patrolwork;ashortageof axesisbeingfeltinthe ScarboroughDistrict.

Preparationsareunder

wayfortheDistrictCamp, August5and6.FourPatrols arctakingpartandlook forwardtoashareinthe spoils.

SCOUTGUILD

Inrecentmonthsmuch efforthasbeenputintothe formationofaCatholic ScoutGuildforthePerth Archdiocese.Theneedfor suchaGuildhasbeenfelt formanyyears.Thepurpose oftheCatholicScoutGuild (C.S.G.)couldbebrieflyset outasfollows.

Primarily,itisintended tohelpCatholicScoutsto derivethegreatestspiritual benefitfromtheirScout training.Itwillassistthe BoyScoutsAssociationto developtheScoutMovement inCatholiccircles,andwill helptoenlistsuitableCatholicmenasScoutmastersfor Catholic-sponsoredGroups.

Onthemoretechnical side,andundertheguidance oftheDiocesanScoutChaplain,theKi-RoSchemeof ReligiousTrainingforCatholicScoutersandScoutswilt beabigpartofitswork.

ThearefiveCatholic ScoutGroupsintheMetropolitanArea.TheScoutmastersinthoseGroupsdo feelattimesthattheyarea fortgottenband.Theirwork wouldbemuchmoreeffectiveandlessonerousfor them,hadtheysuchaGuild ascontemplatedtohelpand encouragethemintheways mentionedbrieflyabove.

MembershipofthisC.S.G. isopentoanymanor womanintheMetropolitan Areawhoispreparedto helpCatholicScoutingalong thelinesindicated.Thework isnotofaverytechnical nature.Scoutingexperience wouldbeadecidedadvantage,buttheworkisnotthe technicalsideofScoutingas such.TheGuildwouldmeet quarterly,sub-committees wouldbeappointedtodeal withspecificaspectsofthe work.

Somehelphasalready beenforthcoming,butmuch moreisneededfortheGuild tofunctionasanexecutive auxiliarytoCatholicScoutingintheArchdiocese.The openingmeetingofthe C.S.G.willtakeplaceatthe CatholicCentre,Victoria Square,Perth,onSunday evening,July23,at8p.m. Forfurtherinformationring FatherJ.O'Sheaat23-2143.

SomeDefinitions

ADULT-Onewhohas stoppedgrowing,except inthemiddle.

BLOCK-Thedistancebetweensomepeople'sears.

COLLECTION-Church functioninwhichsome takebutapassinginterest.

DRUM-Aninstrumentyou can'tbeatfornoise.

ETC.-Signthatthewriter cannotthinkoftheother wordshemighthaveused.

FAILURE-Whenyoufail tokeepontrying.

GIRLS-Creatureswho makeuptheirfacesmore easilythantheirminds.

HOME-Afillingstation. Thatisallforthismonth, ScoutsandCubs.Iamstill lookingforwardtohearing frommanymoreofyou.Let meknowwhattheTroop46 Packisdoing,orwhatyou aredoingyourself.

GOODSCOUTING!

GOODHUNTING!

-PATHFINDER

-RADIO

Bythe Rev.Dr.Rumble

M.S.C.

REPLIES...

BIBLETHE"REALROCK"

E.T.,WEMBLEY:TheBibleisthereolrock, thereal"Peter."

R.:WhenChristsaidtoSimonBar-Jona:"Thouart PeteranduponthisrockIwillbuildmyChurch,"He added:"AndIwillgivetotheethekeysofthekingdom ofheaven"(Matt.16:18).Hemadenomentionofthe Bible;and'thee"isapersonalpronoun,obviously referringtoPeterhimself,nottoabook.

MENAREFALLIBLE

Q.:God-Christ-Bible,yes;buttheChurch(andthe otherchurches)arecomposedofpeople,andtheycan befaulty.

R.:Thatwon'tdo;foreachofthebooksofboththe OldandNewTestamentswerecomposedbypeople.If, tomaintainthattheBiblecontainstheinspiredWord ofGod,youholdthatGodbyHisdivinepowersafeguardedthehumanwritersagainsterrors,thenhoweverfaultypeoplemayordinarilybe,youcannotargue thattheyarealwaysnecessarilyso.Ifyoubelievethe BibletobetheinfallibleWordofGod,thenyoumust believethatHerenderedthehumanauthorsofthe variousbooksinitinfallibleatleastduringandforthe purposeofwritingwhatHewishedtocommunicateto men.ButifHecouldrenderthosenaturallyfaulty peopleinfallible,thereisnothingtopreventHis renderingtheCatholicChurchinfallible-however naturallyfaultyitshumanrepresentativesmaybeforthepurposeofdeclaringandpreservingwhatbooks aretobeacceptedasconstitutingtheinfallibleBible. TheonlyquestionhereiswhetherGoddidthis.The CatholicChurchclaimsthatHedidsoinherowncase. OtherChurchesmakenoclaimofasimilarnature.

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"APOSTOLICAUTHORITYNOTNEEDED!"

Q.:TheBibleisarock.Itcanfoundachurchina strangeland.Itdoesnotneedtheauthorityofone oftheapostles. R.:TheBibleisabook,andremainsabook.Ofitself itcanfoundnochurchanywhere.Peoplemaygowith Biblestofoundchurchesinstrangelands;buttheywill bestrangechurchesiffoundedbypeopleaccordingto theirownstrangeideasandindependentlyofthe authorityoftheChurchestablishedbyChristHimself. ChristcalledandtrainedHisApostles.HefoundedHis Churchonthem,andcommissionedthemtopreachHis doctrinesinHisnameandwithHisauthoritytoall nationseventilltheendoftime.AstheApostles themselvescouldnotlivetilltheendoftime,they ordainedothers,handingontothemthemissionthey themselveshadreceivedfromChrist.Andtheteaching ofauthenticChristianityneedsauthorityderivedfrom theApostles.Itwas-andis-thewillofChristthat Hisreligionshouldbespread,notbythemultiplication anddistributionofBibles,buttheApostolicpreaching. St.Paul,therefore,wrote:"HowshalltheybelieveHim ofwhomtheyhavenotheard?Andhowshalltheyhear withoutapreacher?Andhowshalltheypreachunless theybesent?"(Rom.10:14-15).The"sending"supposesamissionandauthorityderivedfromChrist throughtheApostles,andoperativetothisdayinthe One,Holy,CatholicandApostolicChurch.

PHILOMENA

H.A.W.,BRISBANE:encloseanarticlefrom the"CatholicLeader"onSt.Philomena, whichIfindratherconfusing.

R.:Thearticlewas writtenbyacorrespondentinRomenamedJames C.O'Neill.Itsnotanofficialinterpretationofthe DecreesoftheCongregationofRitesconcerning St.Philomena,butmerely theunofficialviewsofa presscorrespondent.And thearticledoescontaininconsistencieswhichcannot butcauseconfusion.

STILLA"SAINT'S" NAME

Q.:Thearticlesaysthat.besidesthePhilomenahonouredonAugust10,with whomtheDecreewas concerned,thereisanotherSt.Philomenalisted intheRomanMartyrology withaFeastDayonJuly 5.Wh3allthefuss,then, aboutnotusingthename asaChristianname?The articleassumesthat "Philomena"isapagan namenow.

R.;JamesC.O'Neill speaksasifthatwereso; butheismistakenindoing so. Suchaconclusionis inconsistentwithhisown statementthat"Philomena" isstillasaint'sname,proper totheSt.PhilomenaofJuly 5intheRomanMartyrology. Also,thereisnothinginthe DecreeoftheCongregation ofRiteswhichforbidsthe useof"Philomena"asa baptismalname.Itmerely declaresthatthereisinsufficientevidencetowarrant sanctionbytheChurchfor officialandpublicvenerationofaparticularPhilomena,hithertohonouredon August10,andwhosemain shrinewasatMugnano,near Naples,inItaly. Itisamistaketodraw hastyconclusions,reading intoaDecreewhatisnot there.Theforbiddingof publicvenerationdoesnot necessarilyexcludecontinuedprivatevenerationin regardtoanyreputedly holy.person;norcanaDecreeconcerningtheAugust 10St.Philomenabeapplied totheJuly5St.Philomena, ofSanSeverino."St.Philo-

Rome'sErrors

"INQUIRING,"SYDNEY:Iwouldliketo knowjustwhereyoudostand.

R.:Forthatyouwould needacompletecourseof instructionintheCatholic religion.Icannotgiveyou thatinasessionlikethis.

Q.:TheChurchofRome claimstobeone,yethas muchcontroversywithin it.

R.:Notonessentialmatters.TheCatholicChurch stillsubscribestotherule laiddownbySt.Augustine intheFourthCentury;"In necessarythings,unity;in doubtfulthings,liberty;in allthings,charity."

Q.:Itclaimstobetrue,yet theredwellsmoreuntruth inItthaninmanyother places.

R.:Thatisyouropinion ingeneral.Forpurposesof discussionitwouldbe necessarytosubmitspecific instanceswhichyoubelieve tosupportyourcontention.

"STAINEDGARMENTS"

Q.:Itclaimstobethebride oftheLamb,yethasblood onitsbridalveil.

R.:ThevisibleChurchof ChristinthisworldisOne, Holy,CatholicandApostolic. TheChurchisholy,therefore,inherFounder,teachings,worshipandinthe saintsofalltheageswho haveliveduptoherideals. Inthisworld,however. notallhermemberswill liveastheyshould.Christ Himselfforesawthat,and predicted:"Itmustneedsbe thatscandalscome,"adding, "Nevertheless,woetothat manbywhomtheycome" (Matt.18:7).Whereveryou haveavastmultitudeof humanbeings,somewillinevitablyletyouclown.So onein12amongtheApostles themselvesfailed.Butthe treacheryofJudasbrought disgraceonhimself.Itcast noslurontheotherApostles andontheChurchasestablishedbyChrist.

R.:IfaProtestantisreally sincereandearnestlytrying todoGod'swill,thenifhe doesnotbecomeaCatholic itisonlybecausehedoes notrealisethetruthofthe CatholicChurchandthathe oughttojoinit.Ifhesaw thesethingsclearly,he wouldbecomeaCatholic; andGod,Whoknowshow tooverlookmistakesfor whichpeoplearenotresponsible,takesthewillforthe deed,grantingtosuchaman thegracesnecessaryforsalvation.Buteventhough suchamandoesnotrealise it,hebelongstothevisible CatholicChurchatleastimplicitlybydesire.

"NOVISIBLECHURCH!"

Q.:No,youfool.Thetrue ChurchofGodisthe blessedcompanyofall faithfulpeople.Thefaithfulpeoplearevisible;the spiritthatunitesthemis invisible.Thatisthe CatholicChurch.

R.:Yourestimateofmyselfpersonallyisnotof importance.

mena"remainsasaint's name.Butyourdifficulty concernscontinuedprayers totheAugust10Philomena, whoseFeastDaytheCongregationofRiteshas orderedtoberemovedfrom theofficialCalendarofthe Church.

EVIDENCEOF MIRACLE

Q.:ifmiracleswereobtainedthroughinvokingthe so-calledPhilomena, woulditnotbenaturalto assumethattheunnamed girtisasaint,eventhough anunnamedone. R.:Thatwouldcertainly notbeanextravagantsupposition.OneCatholictheologian,FatherConnell, C.SS.R.,arguedthatevenif the"St.Philomena"inquestionneverexisted,since prayerstothesaintsare ultimatelyprayerstoGod, Hecouldhavegranted miraculousfavourstothose mistakenlyinvokingtheintercessionof"St.Philomena."

Ipersonallypreferthe explanationofFatherMartindale,S.J.,whosewords havenotlosttheirvalue eventhoughwrittenbefore thepresentDecree."We know,"hewrote,"thatthere issomeoneinheavenwho obtainsgracesforusifwe invokethatpersonunderthe name'Philomena.'Tomeit wouldnotmatteratallif, forexample,'Philomena' (whichmeans'beloved') wasn'tapropernameatalt butanadjective The proofofthepudding,in short,isintheeating;the saintsareapracticalproposition;weknowwhatwe want;weaskthemforit; theygetitforus,andwe don'tspendtimeexamining justwhotheyarc."There isadifference,however,betweenprivatepersonaldevotionandofficialvenerationauthorisedbythe Church;andforthelatter theChurchrightlylays downmoreexactingconditions.

Ifamanlivesuptothe idealsoftheCatholicChurch andthenisbad,youmay rightlybrandtheCatholic Churchwithhisguilt;but notif,inordertobebad, hehastoviolateherlaws andrefusetobeinfluenced byher.

"ADMITSOTHERSCAN BESAVED"

Q.;TheChurchofRome claimstobethetruechild ofGod,yetallowsGodto haveillegitimatechildren. ManyRomanshavetold metheyweretaughtthat ifaProtestantisreally sincereinhisbeliefsand triestoobeyGod'swill, thenhehasa99.9per centprospectofbeing saved.

Whatisofimportanceis thatyoushouldgetaright understandingoftheChristianreligion.Iftheonly bondunitingmembersofthe trueChurchisinvisible, thennoonecansaywhere thetrueChurchisinthis world,norwhetherhebelongstoit.Also,youyourselfclaimtobeanAnglican. Earlieryouresentedmy denialofthevalidityofthe consecrationofMatthew ParkerasElizabeththe First'sArchbishopofCanterbury,andofAnglican Ordersderivedfromhim. Butthatproblemismeaninglessifyourejecttheidea ofavisibleChurchatall, holdingthattheChurchis essentiallyinvisibleandentirelyamatterofthespirit. Nor,werethatso,isthere anymorereasonwhyyou shouldbeanAnglicanrather thanaMethodistorBaptist.

NEEDOFFURTHER

THOUGHT

Q.:Nowwhatdoyousay, youwhodeniesmeof Christ?

R.:Ihaveatnotimemade anycommentsaboutyour ownpersonalrelationships withChrist.Idosaythat youhavenotunderstoodthe NewTestamentdoctrineof theChurch;nor,forthat matter,eventheattitudeon thissubjectoftheAnglican Churchitselftowhichyou professtobelong.Withthat, Icanbutleaveyoutoyour ownfurtherreflectionsconcerningthiswholeproblem.

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MISSIONTOYOUTHSUCCESS

UPWARDSofathousandyoungpeoplepackedintotheCathedral ofSt.FrancisXavierinAdelaideduringtheMissiontoYouth.

ManycamefromoutsideAdelaide,somefromasfaras80milesoff.

Forweekspreparations hadbeengoingonforthis eventthroughoutallthe parishesofAdelaide.It wasanewventurein Adelaide'sCatholichistory,anditwasahuge success.

TwoRedemptoristFathers fromVictoriagavethemission,oneofwhomwasRev. W.Stinson,C.SS.R.,the Superior,andhisassistant wasRev.T.Dunphy,C.SS.R.

"Thismissionisaneffort togettogripswiththereal problemsofouryoung people,"saidFatherStinson, openingthemissioninthe cathedral,"Itisaneffortto putbeforethemtheideals ofChrist,intheplacethat theyplayintheworld,in theChurch,andintheplans ofGodforthemindivdually.

"Itisnotalwayseasyfor youngpeopletotaketheir properplaceinsociety,to combattheproblemsthat mustfacethemasthey growthroughtheanxious yearsofadolescence,and especiallytobeclean,upright,integralyoungsters,in aworldthatisdevoidof integrity,

"Topreparewellformarriage,tochoosewellinthe matterofagoodpartnerin life,tolivethepreparation ofmarriagechastelyinthe midstofalltheinducements toimpurity.willbepartof ourprogramme.Weare heretohelpouryouthface uptolifeandtobringout intheirowncharactersthe imageofChrist,theideal ofallhumanvirtue."

Onthefirstnightina specialsettingofprayers

MALERELIGIOUS NURSES

HospitallerBrothersof St.JohnofGod

Forfourhundredyearsthe HospitallerOrderhascared formalepatientswhether physicallyormentallyill. HaveyouconsideredconsecratingyourlifetoGodin theserviceofHissick?

Forfurtherparticulars writeto:

Rev.Br.NoviceMaster St.JohnofGodBrothers Morisset,N.S.W.

MenthatNurseforChrist.

andhymns,theopening sermonwaspreachedby FatherDunphy. "Thethemeofthewhole mission,"hesaid,"isthe searchofthehumanheart forhappiness.Itisthe deepestplantedinstinctin ourhumanity,anditstems (fromthefactthatGod planteditthereasthe

beginningandendofallour existence.

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Presentfortheopening wasthefoundress,Mother MaryFrancis,whocame fromoverseasfortheoccasion.

Themotherhouseofthe CongregationisatGodalming,Surrey,England,and itisrepresentedalsoat Bendigo.

FoundedinGuildfordin Englandin1935,thefirst nunsforAustraliaarrived atBendigoinOctober,1959. TheSistersdevotethemselvestotheapostolateof nursing,especiallymaternitywork,andalsonurs..: thesickintheirhomei.

Anotherfeatureoftheir workistheconductofprimaryandsecondaryschools forboysandgirls.

Theconventandthe schoolbuildingerectedwith itwerebuiltunderthe supervisionoftheparish priest,Rev.V.Cochrane,of Nathalia.

Specificationsofthebuildingswerethoselaiddown bythecommunityofSisters whowillstafftheschool.

Costofthestructurewas £27,000,ofwhichL19,000 hadbeenraiseduptothe dateoftheopening.

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EcumenistWill VisitAustralia

Oneoftheworld'sleadingexpertsonecumenica movements,Rev.Father BernardLeeming,S.J. willarriveinSydneyof July7tolectureinAus tralia.

FatherLearninghasspoken onecumenismalloverthe UnitedKingdom,hasvisited insUnitedStatestospeak onthesubject,andisat presentinIreland.

FromJuly10toAugust 31,FatherLeemingwilllecturetoJesuittheological studentsatCanisiusCollege, Pymble,andfromSep-t'mber1toOctober10to thoseattheVictorianDiocesanCorpusChristiCollege,GlenWaverley. Hewillalsogivepublic lecturesandsermonsin Sydney,Brisbane,Canberra, ToowoombaandMelbourne, aswellasmakingradioand TVappearances.

Uni.Catholic

Fed.Conference

TheNewmanSociety andNewmanAssociation inBrisbaneareatpresentmakingarrangementsfor theholdingofthe1962 ConferenceoftheUniversityCatholicFederation thatopensearlynextyear.

Alreadymuchorganisationhasbeendone.Four universitycollegeshave beenobtainedtosupply accommodationforapproximately300people.

Thetalksareaimedat stimulatingandintensifying enquiryintotheobligations ofCatholicstudentstotheir faith,theirstudiesandto societyingeneral,

OnSunday,January6, 1962,theConventionwill openwithHighMass,tobe celebratedintheChurchof St.ThomasAquinas,St. Lucia.

ThefirsttalkwillbedeliveredbyDr.G.Russell, formerlyofBrisbane,now ProfessorofEnglishatthe UniversityofSydney,and willdealwiththedifference beingaCatholicmakesin studiesinwhichCatholics andnon-Catholicsarefellowstudents.

Thetopicforthesecond talkwillbetheinfluence faithhasonaCatholicstudentasregardshispreparetioaforaprofession.

Thethirdtalkwillbegiven jointlybytwoBrisbane Newmanmembers.Dr.C. Apelt,whowilldiscussprofessionsinvolvingmaterials, andDr.K.Ryan,onprofessionsinvolvingpeople.

Ththirdtalkwillbegiven byDr.MaxCharlesworth,of thePhilosophyDepartment oftheUniversityofMelbourne,ontheapostolicopportunityofpublicwitness intheuniversityenvironment.

Thenextthreetalkswill begivenbypriestsandwill coverthestudiesproperto theChurchofaCatholicat theuniversity,prayerand thesacraments.

ToenableQueenslanders toleaddiscussions,itis plannedtoholdaweek-end campaweekpriortothe Convention,atwhichpreliminarystudyofthetopics willtakeplace.

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THENewSouthWalesCountryPartyatits annualStateConferenceatLismorerecently adoptedareportadvocatinginterest-free loansfornon-Governmentschoolsupto£1 millionayearforfiveyearspayableover thirtyyears.

TheconferenceaIso supportedaproposalthat a"generousbursarysys- tem"-atleasteightthousandayear-shouldbe providedbytheStateto makesecondaryeducation intheschoolofthe parents'schoiceavailable toeverychildcapableof benefitingfromit.

ItalsosupportedcompletelyfreeschoolbustransportintheState.

Conferencereferredthe threeproposalstotheParliamentaryParty"forconsiderationandpracticalimplementationinpolicyasfar aspossible."

"Itiswelltoremember," thereportsaid,"thatwhereeverGovernmentsoftheextremerightortheextreme lefthavecomeintopower, oneoftheirfirststepshas beentoperverttheeducationsystemoftheStatetowardstheindoctrinationof theyoungwiththeirparticularideologies;irrespective ofthetruth,quitedeliberatelyandcallously."

Thereportsaiditwas importanttomaintainthe

twostreamsofeducationGovernmentandnon-Governmentschools-atpresent existinginNewSouth Wales,whichare"importantpartnersinourgeneral educationsystem."

Itsaidthatitsfinancial recommendationscouldbe implementedwithoutinany waydrawingonfundsrequiredfortheGovernment schools.

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MISSIONTOYOUTHSUCCESS

UPWARDSofathousandyoungpeoplepackedintotheCathedral ofSt.FrancisXavierinAdelaideduringtheMissiontoYouth.

ManycamefromoutsideAdelaide,somefromasfaras80milesoff.

Forweekspreparations hadbeengoingonforthis eventthroughoutallthe parishesofAdelaide.It %ARSanewventurein Adelaide'sCatholichistory,anditwasahuge success.

TwoRedemptoristFathers fromVictoriagavethemission,oneofwhomwasRev. W.Stinson,C.SS.R.,the Superior,andhisassistant wasRev.T.Dunphy,C.SS.R.

"Thismissionisaneffort togettogripswiththereal problemsofouryoung people,"saidFatherStinson, openingthemissioninthe cathedral,"Itisaneffortto putbeforethemtheideals ofChrist,intheplacethat theyplayintheworld,in theChurch,andintheplans ofGodforthemindivdually.

"Itisnotalwayseasyfor youngpeopletotaketheir properplaceinsociety,to combattheproblemsthat mustfacethemasthey growthroughtheanxious yearsofadolescence,and especiallytobeclean,upright,integralyoungsters,in aworldthatisdevoidof integrity.

"Topreparewellformarriage,tochoosewellinthe matterofagoodpartnerin life.tolivethepreparation ofmarriagechastelyinthe midstofalltheinducements toimpurity,willbepartof ourprogramme.Weare heretohelpouryouthface uptolifeandtobringout intheirowncharactersthe imageofChrist,theideal ofallhumanvirtue."

Onthefirstnightina specialsettingofprayers

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andhymns,theopening sermonwaspreachedby FatherDunphy. "Thethemeofthewhole mission,"hesaid,"isthe searchofthehumanheart forhappiness. Itisthe deepestplantedinstinctin ourhumanity,anditstems (fromthefactthatGod planteditthereasthe

beginningandendofallour existence.

"Theonlytrubleisthat itisnotfoundbysomany. Theydonotsearchinthe tightplaceforit.Itis onlytobefoundwhenman understandsthepurposeof hislife-thatheisformed bydivinehandsfora divinepurpose."

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EcumenistWill VisitAustralia

Oneoftheworld'sleadngexpertsonecumenical movements,Rev.Father BernardLeeming,S.J., willarriveinSydneyon July7tolectureinAustralia.

FatherLeeminghasspoken onecumenismalloverthe UnitedKingdom,hasvisited citeUnitedStatestospeak onthesubject,andisat presentinIreland.

FrontJuly10toAugust

31,FatherLeemingwilllee. luretoJesuittheological studentsatCanisiusCollege.

Pyrable,andfromSept.mherItoOctoberlitit, the:,attheVictorian ColonsChristi

'-bewillalsogivepuhlia lrct codsernums in Svdn..y,Blisbanc,Canherr:i, andMellgee,,, wallas TVappearances.

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TiceNewmanSociety andNewmanAssociation inBrisbanearcatpresent makingarrangementsfor theholdingofthe1902 ConferenceoftheUniversityCatholicFederation thatopensearlynextyear.

AlreadymuchorRanisatiOnhasbeendone.Four university collegeshave beenobtainedtosupply accommodationforapproximately3110people.

Thetalksareaimedat stimulatingandintensifying enquiryintotheobligations MCatholicstudentstotheir faith,theirstudiesandto societyingeneral.

OnSunday,January6, 1962,theConventionwill openwithHighMass,tobe celebratedintheChurchof St.ThomasAquinas,St. Lucia.

COUNTRYPARTY ANDEDUCATION

Presentfoctheopening wasthefoundress,Mother MaryFrancis.whocame fromoverseasfortheoccasion. Themotherhouseofthe CongregationisatGodalming,Surrey,England,and itisrepresentedalsoat Bendigo.

FoundedinGuildfordin Englandin1933,thelira nunsforAustraliaarr!,ed atBendigoinOctober,1959. TheSistersdevotethemVI'Stotheapostolateof nursine,especiallymaternitywine:,andalsonun, thesickintheirhomes.

Anotherfeatureoftheir eearkistheconductofprimaryandsecondaryschools forboysendgirls.

Theconventandthe schoolbuildingerectedwith itwerebuiltunderthe supervisionoftheparish priest,Rev.V.Cochrane.of Nathalie.

Specificationsofthebuildingswerethoselaidclown bythecommunityofSisters whowillstafftheschool.

Costofthestructurewas £27,000,ofwhirls£19,000 hadbeenraisedLintothe chileoftheopening.

ThefirsttalkwillbedeliveredbyDr.G.Russell, formerlyofBrisbane,now ProfessorofEnglishatthe UniversityofSydney,and swilldealwiththedifference beingaCatholicmakesin studiesinwhichCatholics anclnon-Catholicsarefellowstudents.

Thetopicforthesecond tilkwillbetheinfluence faithhasonaCatholicstudentasregardshispreparatiedforaprofession.

Thethirdtalkwillbegiven jointlybytwoBrisbane Newmanmembers.Dr.C. Apelt,whowilldiscussprofessionsinvolvingmaterials. andDr.K.Ryan,onprofessionsinvolvingpeople.

Ththirdtalkwillbegiven byDr.MaxCharlesworth,nl thePhilosophyDepartment oftheUniversityofMelbourne,ontheapostolicupportunityofpublicvitae., intheuniversityOW

Thenextthreetalkswill lsegivenbypriestsandwill coverthestudiesproperto theChurchofaCatholicat theuniversity,prayerand thesacraments.

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Theconferencealso supportedaproposalthat a"generousbursarysys-tem"-atleasteightthousandayear-shouldbe providedbytheStateto makesecondaryeducation intheschoolofthe parents'schoiceavailable toeverychildcapableof benefitingfromit.

ItalsosupportedcompletelyfreeschoolbustransportintheState. Conferencereferredthe threeproposalstotheParliamentaryParty"forconsiderationandpracticalimplementationinpolicyasfar aspossible."

"Itiswelltoremember," thereportsaid,"thatwhereeverGovernmentsoftheexDenterightortheextreme lefthavecomeintopower, oneoftheirfirststepshas beentoperverttheeducationsystemoftheStatetowardstheindoctrinationof theyoungwiththeirparticularideologies,irrespective ofthetruth,quitedeliberatelyandcallously.Thereportsaiditwas importanttomaintainthe

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reHEnationalchairmanof theSisterFormationConferenceintheUnitedStateshas calledformorerecognitionof religiouscommunities'accomplishmentsandfewercomplaints abouttheirpostmistakes.

SISTERCATHERINESULLIVANadmiltedthatreligiouscommunitiesof womenintheUnitedStateshavemade errorsinthepastinrecruitmentandin trainingmethods.

"Butthereisnoneedtocontinuehammeringafterthenailisfirmlydrivenin," shesaid."Andthereissmallpointto violentpushingofmothersgeneraland provincialsinthematterofselection, educationandassignmentoftheirSisters, whenthesesamesuperiorshavealready pushedandarecontinuingtopushthemselveswithunremittingvigour."

"Iknowthatintheanalytical,faceup-to-realityclimateinwhichwelive, tobehopefulisalmosttobeheretical," SisterCatherinecommented.

"ButhopefulIam.Ihavebeen broughtintocontactwithaverylarge

numberofmajorsuperiorsinallparts oftheUnitedStates,andinallofthe manyfieldsinwhichreligiouswomen labour-hospitals,socialworks,schools andtheforeignmissions.

"Letuslookforamomentatthelast, foreignmissions.Nolongeriszeal,piety, goodhealth,aburningdesiretogoto paganlandsdeemedsufficienttoqualify aSisterforsuchanassignment.

"Shemustpassabatteryofpsychologicalteststhataprospectivespaceman mightfail.Shemustnotonlystudythe languageofthecountrytowhichshehas beenassigned,butshemusttakecourses inmissionology,whichanumberof Catholicuniversitiesnowoffer

"Today,Sister-missionariesareamong themosthighlyeducatedandprofessionallypreparedSisterslabouringinthe fieldoftheChurch.Ifcommunitiesdo somuchtoprepareSistersforworkin aforeigncountry,theycertainlywillnot dolessforthoseinthehomefield."

SisterCatherine,headoftheWestern ProvinceoftheDaughtersofCharityin theUnitedStates,notedthattheobjectiveoftheSisterFormationConference istoadvancereligious,culturalandprofessionalformationofSisters,bothbefore theybegintheirlifeworkandafter.

THRICE-BLESSEDMOTHER'SFINAL!

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ASAYOUNGBRIDE,Mrs.MaryAgnesScannell dreamedthatonedayshewouldbearasonwho 22 wouldbeanaltarboy.Littledidsheknowthe iendofthatdream-foratherRequiem,thethree priestswhocelebratedtheMassinachurchin Roxbury,intheUnitedStates,werehersons.

WhenMrs.Scannellhadherfirstchild,herdoctor advisednomorechildrenbecauseofherhealth. Shehad12children-anddiedattheageof93. .11,04.4,"04....11,1INOW4,1141.04,41,041.4,11,

(1)Thefirstsuccessfulattempttoassembleall thegenuinewritingsof theNewTestamentwas made:

(a)byMartinLutherat thetimeoftheReformation; (b)byPopeSt.Damasusintheyear383; (c)shortlyafterthe Apostleshaddied.

(2)ThefiveproofsofGod's existencewereassembledby; (a)St.Augustineof Hippointhefourth century; (b)St.ThomasAquinas inthe13thcentury; (c)St.RobertBellarmine,16thcentury.

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(3)WhowasthefirstCatholicsettlerinWestern Australia?

(a)ThomasMooney; (b)R.R.Madden: (c)NicholasHogan. ANSWERS (nocheating!) '3-1,'r-E `q-r

C.W.L.

CottesloeBranchwill meetonJuly11at2p.m. intheparishhall. ACardAfternoonwillbe heldintheCatholicCentre onThursday,July13,at2 p.m.CottesloeBranchmemberswillbehostessesforthe occasion.

Itispleasingtoseemore membersandfriendscoming alongtospendanenjoyable afternoon.Membersare urgedtokeepupthegood work.

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(4)Doesthemaliceofsin conicprimarilyfromthe factthat;

(a)itlowersman'sdignity; (b)itendangersour salvation;

(c)itisanoffence againstA1mighty God.

(5)Whenmayapersontake genuinemedicinebefore Communion?

(a)uptoonehourbeforereceiving; (b)atanytime,with thePriest'spermission;

(c)atanytime,withoutthePriest'spermission.

HOWOFTENitisthatwereadoftentragically-whereachildhas beenburnedbyadress,pyjamasor othersuchgarmentcatchingfire? Wintertimeisusuallytheperiodofincreased hazardinthisrespectbecausethereisthe tendencytohavefiresandradiatorsburning foramultitudeofreasons-dryingclothes, warmingbabies'wear,orjustplainwarming upbodiesthatfeelfrozeninthischilly weather.

Sometimesweare carelessinourattitudetobothopen firesandappliances, perhapsbecauseof theoldfailingof familiaritybreeding contempt.However, inlittlechildrenwe cannotattributethis failing.Wandering mitesjusttryingout theirlegs,donot realisetheterrible dangeroftheleaping flameorofthequiet incandescenceofthe radiator.Theirsis thepardonableignoranceofthevery young.

Modernscience hasdoneandwill continuetodomany wonderfulthings.In -regardtoprotecting childrenfromfire, thefabricillustrated inourphotographis alife-saver.The materialisBri-Nylon andhasbeenproducedby theBritishNylonSpinners Limited.England,andis manufacturedbyGeorge RodgersandSonsLimited. Madefrombrushnylon, thefabricwillnotflare ifitcomesintocontactwithflame.Insteadit melts,andwhentaken awayfromtheflamewill stopmelting.Themelting materialcouldcausea slightlocalburn-afar lessinjurythantheextensiveandhideouseffects ofaflamingdress.

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INGREDIENTS: ofcold roastbeef,4oz.flour,2 tablespoonsofoiledbutter, pinttepidwater,thewhite ofoneegg(keeptheyolk foracustard),teaspoonful ofpowderedmixedherbs, therindof alemon,a goodpinchofnutmeg,salt andpepper,fryingfat.

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safeguardswhicharemore fundamentalthandependingonnon-flammable materials.Carefullysecuredscreensareamust, particularlywithradiators-donotdependentirelyonthesmallgrill builtintotheappliance.

Screenthosefiresatall timeschildrenareabout, butfromtheearliestyears ipstillintothemaproper respectforthedangerthat firesholdforthem.

Don'tleavethingsthat youngsterswantonthe mantelpiece-reachingup

maybringtheirclothes intocontactwiththeheat.

Ifanaccidentdoesoccur,avoidpanic.Speedis essentialinextinguishing theflameswitharug,a blanketorsomesuch materialthatcanenvelop anddampouttheflames. Getmedicalhelpimmediately-doallyoucanto mitigateshockinthevictim,butleavetreatment tothedoctor,rememberingthatsomeofthelongcherishedhometreatments mayresult.inpermanent scarringoftissue.

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BEETHOVEN:ViolinConcerto.Menuhin/Philharmania/Silvestri.H.M.V., 57/6. Sometimeago,therewas asymposiumheldinEnglandtodiscusstheimpact oftheL.P.recordonmusical artandalone,amongthe dozenorsoeminentmusicianstakingpart,Menuhin arguedthatperfectionwas fugitive,thattheprimefactorinanymusicalperformancewasspiritual,thatthe elementofmechanicalperfectionbroughtaboutby recording,withitsplaybacks andretakes,wasnotinthe bestinterestsofmusic.

Ithinkthattherehe answeredhismanycritics whoclaimthatheisuneven,thatheisalways makingcome-backs,thathe isfoolishlytemperamental. Likethelittlegirlinthe nurseryrhyme,whenMenuhinisgood,heisvery,very goodandwhenheisbad,he ishorrid.Formypart,I preferMenuhinathisbest toanyotherviolinistinthe worldandthegramophone eetalogueisstuddedwith Menuhinmasterpieces.His oldrecordingoftheBeethoven,hismorerecentrecordingsoftheBrahms,the Mendelssohnsandthe Bruch,areallarguablythe bestperformanceofthose concertosondisc.

Thisrecording,too,must beplacedamonghismany triumphsandpersonallyI wouldnotlookfurtherthan thisforaperformancewhich risesabovemeretechnical masteryintotherealmsof thespirit.

WAGNER:DasRheingold andDieWalkure(Highlights).DeccaStereoMono,57/6. Readersmayremember thatIdevotedanentire week'scolumntotheoriginalfull"Rheingold"set somemonthsago,andIhope todothesameforthenew "TristanandIsolde."

Wagnerdoesnotlend himselfto"Highlights,"for thereisasteadyflowofthematicmaterialratherthan specificarias.Theexcerpts fromthe"Rheingold"are preciselythosewhichwere themostamazingofthefull set,particularlyTheDescent intotheNiebelheim,The AscentandTheCrossingof theRainbowBridgeinto Valhalla.

Theothersideofthedisc isdevotedtoexcerptsfrom anearlierDeccaset,ActIII ofDieWalkure.Itwasthe firstofthenewerDecca operaticserieswhichhave revolutionisedgramophone opera.AsfarasIknow,it wasnotissuedinAustralia, butitwasreceivedwithacclaiminEuropeandAmerica;probablyitssuccess ledDeccatomakethe "Rheingold,"whichbecame abest-sellerandopenedthe doortofurtherWagnerperformancessuchas"Tristan andIsolde."

Thissidecontains,among otherthings,themostwonderful"RideoftheValkyries"Ihaveheard.For thosewhocouldnotafford thefullsets,forthosewho feelthattheyshouldhave alittleWagnerintheircollections,thisdiscissuperlativevalue.

HaydnNotReceived

THE:SATURDAYCONCERTonJuly 1 wasunadventurous inthepleasantestpossibleway.Itisalongtimesince ourorchestrahasplayedaHaydnsymphonyandthelukewarmapplausegavethereasonwhy-thelocalpublictaste stillconsiderHaydnasimmatureMozartasoncetheyused toconsiderMozartasimmatureBeethoven.Itisagreatpity tolistentosuperlativemusicwithmentalearplugs.

Inpointoffact,theHaydnapplause,perhapsbyreason symphoniesarealmostofitsfamiliarityorperhaps exactlyrightforthelimitedbythemandolinaccompanisizeofourorchestra.Cer-mentofAnthonyFederici. tainly,apartfromtheslow Sofartheconductor, movement,whichdraggedRudolfPekarek,hadbeen badly,theperformancewaslittleinevidence,butwith verygoodindeedanddc-Franck'sDMinorSymphony servedmoreappreciationhecameintohisowntogive thanitgot. usabeautifulrenderingof Thebass,KimBorg,sangthisprofoundlyspiritual agroupofMozartariaswithwork. varyingsuccess.Thevery KimBong'srecitalon Mondayeveningwassome- deepestnotesof diesen HeiligenHallen"from"Thethingofadisappointmentin MagicFlute"areoneofthethematterofmaterial.The firstfivesongsweresupsinger.Borgfadedjusta severesttestsofabassposedlyhumoroussongs littleashewentdown,butfrOmHandel,Bachand otherwisehewasmagnificent.With"Nonpiuandrai" from"TheMarriageof Figaro"hefailedcompletely togivethatironicsparkle sonecessarytothis,oneof thegreatestcomicarias. Comparedwiththis,Borg sangLeporello'sCatalogue Ariafrom"DonGiovanni" withsuperlativeskillanda penetratingcharacterstudy ofthemostendearingrascal inopera.Arathereasier charactertoportrayin"The MarriageofFigaro"isthe Count,andBorgmadehim muchmoreconvincingthan FigarowhensingingtherevengeariafromActIII. Anotherpleasantinterlude wasDonGiovanni'sSerenade,whichgotthegreatest ..............4

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DUBLIN'SweeklongPatrician Congressformally closedonthenightof June25.

HisEminenceCardinal Agagianian,PapalLegate, paidtributetoSt.Patrick inawayneverbefore equalled.

Fifteenhundredyears afterthedeathofthesaint, aPatricianYear,officially openedinMarchwhenCardinalCushingofBoston preachedtheinauguralsermoninArmaghCathedral, ismarkingtheanniversary, andtheDublinCongresshas beenthehighlightofthe celebrations.

Statereceptions,garden parties,throngedstreetsand churches,abeflaggedcity, andagatheringof90,000 peopleforPontificalHigh Masscelebratedbythe LegateinCrokeParkonthe finalday,havemarkedthe week. Allreligionsshowedrespectfulgoodwilltowards thecelebrations-Protestant andCatholicfirmsalike boughtspaceinthenewspaperstobidtheLegate welcome;MostRev.Dr. Simms,ProtestantArchbishopofDublin,attended thePresidentialgardenparty inhonouroftheLegate; Dublin'sProtestantLord Mayor,MauriceDockrell, andhiswifeattendedmany oftheceremonies;business houses,withoutdistinction ofreligion,flewwelcoming Papalflags;andtheweek hasendedasatriumphof faith,fervourandtolerance.

Throughoutthepastweek, queuesofchildrenhavefiled alongDawsonStreettovisit theMissionaryExhibition, avastdisplayofIrishCatholicendeavourabroad, housedfortheweekinthe publicroomsoftheMansion House,theMayoralheadquarters. Herechildrenandadults travelledtheChristianworld throughtheexhibitsof variousreligiousOrders whosepriests,brothersand nunshavetakentheFaith intocityandwilderness.

Itwasaninspiringexhibition,certaintoinspire manynewvocations,asthe PapalLegatehopedinhis closingaddressatthelarge TheatreRoyal. Atthis theatre,thePapalLegate formallyclosedtheCongress ontheoccasionofaPatricianlecturebyMrstRev. Dr.FultonSheen,andhis closingaddresswasrelayed totheMissionaryExhibition attheMansionHouse.

hatehasgoneoutofthe world,hesaid,theHandsof OurLordwhichwerenailed byitwoulddetachthemselvesandfoldtogether,not injudgmentbutinembrace, thatalltheworldmight knowhowsweetwasthe loveoftheFather,theSon andtheHolySpirit. HisHolinessthePopehas alreadyseenontelevision theopeningceremoniesof theCongress;hewillalso seethemagnificentscenes InCrokePark.Cameras fromthreevantagepoints filmedthesceneforBritish CommonwealthTelevision, andFrance,Germany,Italy, Belgium,Czecholslovakia, Austria,Poland,theUnited StatesandNewZealandare amongareasthatwillget copiesofthefilm.

Duringtheceremoniesin CrokePark,the1,500-yearoldBellofSt.Patrick,one ofIreland'smanyChristian treasures,washeardfrom thepulpit.

AgiantCongresscandle whichhadbeenlitinthe maincitythoroughfare, O'ConnellStreet,atthebeginningoftheCongress,was extinguishedaspartofthe closingceremonies. Inaninspiringsermonat thePontificalMass,the ArchbishopofTuam,Most Rev.Dr.Walsh,said"the Irishpeoplehavenever waveredintheirallegiance totheFaithwhichPatrick establishedintheheartsof theIrishpeople-atemple thatneithertimenorpersecutionshalldestroy." CardinalD'AltonofIreland,whohadbeenillduringtheCongress,cameto CrokeParkfortheclosing ceremony,andotherCardinalspresentwereCardinals GiobbeandMarella(Rome), CardinalDoepfner(Berlin). CardinalArribadeCastro (Spain),CardinalRugambwa,thefirstAfricanmemberoftheSacredCollege; CardinalGodfrey(Britain).

Duringtheweek,various Cardinalshadcelebrated Massincityandoutlying churches.TheNational Universityhadconferredan honorarydegreeonCardinalAgagianian.Inacolourfulceremony,Dublinhad givenhimthefreedomof thecity.

calledforanygreatpowers ofsinging. InthetwoVerdiarias whichfollowed,Borgsang gloriously,buthelackedthe comicgiftsnecessaryto makemuchofBasilio's SlanderAriafrom"The BarberofSeville." Aftertheinterval,agroup ofFinnishfolksongsand Karelianfolksongsfollowed.ThesehadbeenarrangedbyKimBorgandhe gavesomecharmingverbal annotationstoeachperformance.Theseseries provedtobequitedelightful. Thebestsingingofthe evening,however,camewith thefinalpiece,Moussorsky's "SongoftheFlea."FollowingtwootherMoussorsky satires,"TheSeminarist" and"TheClassic,"itshowed themupasbeingveryshallowandsuperficial.AsI remarkedatthebeginning, IthoughtKimBorggreater thanhisprogramme.

"Formepersonally,"said ('ardinallAgagianian,"this PatricianCongressinDublinhasbeentrulyarevelation.Ihadalwaysheardof Ireland'sCatholicFaithand frommyknowledgeofhistoryIwasawareofIreland's partinspreadingtheGospel inEuropeandoverseas downthroughthecenturies.

IhaveseenIrishmissionariesattheirheroicwork invariouspartsofthe world.Inmypositionas

PrefectoftheSacredCongregationofPropaganda Fide,Iknowofthesplendid self-sacrificingeffortsof Irishpriestsandreligious brothers,nunsandlay peopleinpaganlands.Butit tookthisPatricianCongress toenablemetoseethe sourcefromwhichsucha greatmissionaryefforthas emanated."

TheCongress,hesaid,had beenoneofthemostconsolingspiritualexperiences ofhislife.

Dr.FultonSheen,ina brilliantlecturemarkedby witandhumour,hada capacieyaudience.When

LittleHelpings

GiveBestResults

DON'TPADTOOMUCHINTOA LESSON-thatmustbethemaintrapfor newCatechiststoavoid.

THEFIRSTTHINGtodecideishowmanypoints youcanexpecttheclasstoabsorbintheshorttime allotted.Eachpointmustbebroughtforwardfrota severalanglessothatitiscertainthateverychild hasgraspeditfromoneangleatleast.

Apartfromhammeringhomethevariousmain points,theCatechistmustremembertoallowtime forquestions,maybeaslightexerciseattheend forthemdo,commentontheworkdoneathome andtheworkfornextweek,aswellasrevision fromthepreviousweek.

Soitmustbeobviousthatiftoomuchis attemptedateachlesson,thechildrenaregoing tobe"snowedunder.

BLACKBOARD SUMMARY NEWCATECHISTSwouldbe welladvisedtohavetheirsummaryforthedaypreparedin theirlessonnotes.Thiswill assistthemtoasktherightquestionsandleadthe childrentobuilduptheirownsummary.

Theteachershouldblackboardthesummaryas hegetsitfromthechildren.Thatcanserveasthe exerciseforthechildrentodoattheendofthe lessonandhelpsyoutoreviseitnextweek.

IfCatechistsfeelalittleuncertainintheirearly lessons,itmightbeadvisabletowritethewhole summaryontheblackboardattheendofthelesson andletthechildrencopyitstraightfromtheboard.

USEVISUALTOOMUCHTALKINGislikely AIDS todulltheintellectofadults,so itcanhaveanevenmoreboring effectonyoungchildren.Sothe morevisualaidsthatcanbeusedtoillustrate points,themorechancetheteacherhasofretaining thefullinterestoftheclass.

Forinstance,thestoryoftheGoodSamaritan wouldcomemorealiveiftheteachercouldillustrateitbydrawingsontheblackboardorbydrawingsorpicturesfromabook.Onthesamestory, adramatisationbythepupilswouldprobablybe evenmoreeffective.

Inmanyschoolsitwouldbepossible,withthe co-operationoftheheadmaster,toshowfilmsof biblestories,whichareavailable.This,ofcourse, istheidealfollow-uptoalesson.

Thefeature"LivingWithChrist,"byFather FrancisSyrianeyisnolongeravailable.To replaceit,thefollowingweeklyfeatureis offeredtoreaders.

"MAKINGMARRIAGECLICK"

LOVEBRINGSITS OWNSPECIAL TROUBLES

ByMONSIGNORIRVINGA.DeBLANC (DirectoroftheFamilyLifeBureau,N.C.W.C.)

JOYCE,atfour,isoftheheightofherfondnessforherfather.Atnightshesometimes managestocomeinbedwithus,andgets betweenherfatherandme.Shetalkstohim incessantly.Theotherdayshefellandhurt herself. rantohelpher,butsheshouted: "Goaway,Mommy,goaway"-asif.allher troublesweremyfault.Weareexpecting anotherchildsoon. hatetothinkofwhat willhappentoJoycethen.-Mrs.S.A.

CHILDISH JEALOUSY

BOTHPARENTSnearlyalwaysmatteragreatdeal toachild,butlittlegirlsareespeciallyfondoftheir fathersandlittleboysoftheirmothers. Mothershaveaparticularlysoftspot fortheirsonsandfathersfortheir daughters.Thisisquitenatural,for littlegirlsareliketheirmothersand littleboysareliketheirfathers.Husbandsandwives seeeachotherin"miniature'throughthechildren.

Atthisperiod,Joyceespeciallylovesherfatherand lovebringsitsownspecialtroubles-nottheleastis jealousy.Shewantsagreatdealofattentionfrom him-infacttriestomonopolisehim.

SometimesJoycemayevenwishhermotherdeadso shecouldhaveherfatheralltoherself.Notforone moment,however,canweimaginethatshereallywants hermothertodie.Sheisnodoubtverydevotedtoher mother,butgetsbadlyonedgewhenherparentsshow attentiontoeachother.

Thisisnotaneasysituationformotherorchild.It isveryunpleasanttobejealousofsomeoneyouotherwiselove.

Achild'snightfearsareoftenjealousy-inspired.She isashamedandfrightenedofherthoughts.Thatmay bewhysheaskssomanyquestionsaboutdeathand seemsafraidofit.Shemayreallyfearthosethoughts abouthermotherwhichsheisunabletocontrol.not knowingthisisnaturalinachild'slife.

Therearequiteanumberofwaystohelpachildget overthisjealousy.First,whenherbadfeelingsmake hermostirritating,trynottobeirritatedinreturn. Admityouknowthatshegetscrosswithyouandwants daddytoherself,butsayhealsobelongstoyou,and thatwhensheisbigshewillhaveafamilyanda "daddy"ofherveryown.

Next,givethechildherownroomifpossible.Sleepingintheparents'roomgenerallyhasmoredisadvantagesthanadvantages.Giveherachancetolearnto dothethingsyoudointhekitchenandintheyard. Shecannotdoforherdaddyallthatyoucan,butshe canbelikeyouinsomeways.Donotlaughather forusingyourphrasesorwantingyourhigh-heelshoes.

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THENEW BABY

THESITUATIONwillnotbehelped,Mrs.S.A.,when thenewbabyarrives.Herfather'spleasureinthe newbabywillprobablybeanadded disturbancetoJoyce.Shemaytryto becomeababyagain.Shemaystart towet,soil,eatmessilyandinterfere withthebaby'sfeedingtimes.She mayevenbeunkindtothebaby.Thiswon'tmeanshe dislikesthebaby.Thefactisthatshemaygooutof herwaytobehelpful.Shesimplycan'thandleher jealousy.Allbigpositionsaredeniedher,sojealousy flares.Butsheisuncomfortable.Shemakesevery excusetokeepyouatherbedsideatnight-shewants adrink,abook. Shereallywantstopostponethetimewhenshewill bealonewithherconscience.Sheisafraidthatbogeymenandtigerswillshowup.Letthechildseethat youunderstandhermixedfeelings."Ithinkyou're frightened,"youmightsay,"becausetodayyouhurt yourlittlebrother.Tomorrowyoumustlendhimyour ball."

Ifyoucanhelphertobelessjealous,shewillbe lessafraid.Letyourdaughterfeelthatthenewbaby belongstoher,too.Alwayssay.''ourbaby,"not"my baby."LetJoycehelpbathehim,lookafterhim,feed him,helptochoosehisname.Norshouldyouever hidethefactthat:"WehavenotgottolikeJimmieall thetime.especiallywhenhemakesuscross,butwe mustbegoodtohimandheismuchtoolittletohurt."

GetBetterMeatforLessat CLEMPAULLS

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63CANNINGHIGHWAY,SOUTHPERTH.67-1708

Introducing The Author

RIGHTREV.MGR.IRVINGA.DeBLANCis DirectoroftheFamilyLifeBureauofthe NationalCatholicWelfareConference.A nativeofNewIberia,Louisiana,Mgr.DeBlanc attendedSt.Peter'sCollegethere,St.Joseph's Seminary,Covington,Louisiana,andNotreDame Seminary,NewOrleans.Hetookspecialcoursesat theCatholicUniversityofAmericainWashington, D.C.,atLouvainUniversity,Belgium,Loyola UniversityoftheSouth,NewOrleans,andat LouisianaStateUniversity.

Asassistantparishpriest,hetaughthighschool for11years,aswellasteachingchildpsychology tocollogestudents.Heservedaschaplainofa Catholicstudentcentreforfiveyears.

MonsignorDeBlanc'sotheractivitieshaveincludedfourtermsasLouisinaStateChaplainofthe KnightsofSt.Columbus,15yearsasdiocesan directorofyouthsodalitiesandJuniorNewman Clubsandeightyearsasdiocesandirectorof FamilyLife.Hehasspecialisedinmarriagecounsellingwork.In1955hebeganwritingthe weeklycolumn,"MakingMarriageClick,"forthe N.C.FeatureService.

MISSION NOTES

By VeryRev.Mgr. M.McKeon.

*"TheBeautiful Lady"inIndia

HAVEyoueverwondered asyouwatchedthepeople atoneofOurLady'smanyshrinesjustwhateachone issayingtothebeautiful QueenofHeavenItmust beinterestingindeed. A lovelyLourdesGrottostands inthechurchcompound nearSt.Raphael'sSchoolin India.Here,too,OurLady hasmanydevoteeswho mustheveryclosetoher. Perhapsyouwouldliketo hearthestoryofoneof them. Therewasonelittleold grandmotherwhowould comeeverydaytomakea shortvisittothegrotto.Her deeplyrespectfulmanner wasedifyingtoall.This womanwasverypoorbecauseshebelongedtothe sweepercaste,whichisthe mostdespisedcasteinIndia.

Suchpeoplemustdoall themeniallaboursuchas cleaningthestreetsorpublic buildingsandtheycannever hopeforanythingbetter.No oneofanothercastewilldo suchwork,forhebecomes uncleanifhedoes.Manya high-casteHinduwillnot touchanythingthata sweeperhandleslesthebecomeunclean.Soyousee thatthiswomancouldnot earnmuchmoney.Andyet eachtimeshereceivedher payshealwaysbought candlestoplacebeforethe BeautifulLady.

Aftersometimeitwas notedthatthepoorsweeper womanhadnotstoppedat thegrottoforseveraldays. WordreachedtheSistersat St.Raphael'sthatshewas sick.SisterTheodemara foundoutthelocationofher hutandsetouttoseeif therewasanythingshe coulddotohelp.

WhenSisterarrived,she foundthatthepoorhutwas surprisinglyclean.Granny waslyingunconsciousona matonthefloorandSister couldseethattheendwas notfaroff.Sitabai,theold woman'sdaughter,wastakingcareofherandwasso happytoseeSister.Shetold her:"Mymotherwantsto gotoHeavenwherethe

gettingaccustomedtothe darkness.Inoticedthere werethreemeninthehut. Onelayinthecornerlookingmoredeadthanalive.In theoppositecornerandin themiddleweretheother two,bothasleep.

Iasked:"Whoissick here?"Thefirstonesatup slowly,leanedagainstapost forsupportandpointedto hischest.Thatmeantpneumonia. WhileIwaspickingout medicinefrommybag,the dyingmansaid:"Sister, manytimesIhavethissickness,butthistimeIwould liketodie.Idon'twantany medicine.Ionlywanttobe baptised."Iwassurprisedat hisrequest,forusuallywe aretoldassoonaswearrive:"Medicineonly,no baptism."

LookingcloserIrecognisedtheman.HehadattendedMasseverySunday, thoughhehadneverhad instructionclasses.Ifound thatheknewtheOurFather andHailMary.Alittle morequestioningrevealed thathehadlearnedmuch 'fromtheSundaysermons. Aftermakingsurethathis knowledgewassufficientfor baptism,IexplainedthatI wasgoingforFather,since hewasatthestation,and thatFatherwouldbaptise him. AssoonaswetoldFather, hegothismotor-bike,told theguidetositbehindhim, andwasoff.Aquarterof anhourlaterhewasbackto saythatJoseph-theman's newname-wasbaptised.

Josephdiedsoonerthan weexpected,eventhough werealisedthathiscasewas gonetoofarformedical help.Thenextmorninghe wasgone,snatchedfrom Satan'clutchesafterwell nighfortyears.

Eternitywillrevealwho wonthisgraceforhim.

Prayerforthe Missions

BeautifulLadyisandwhere theSistersaregoing.Do youthinkthatispossible?"

Sisterwentovertothe matandstoodtherefora momentconsideringthe situation.SuddenlyGranny openedhereyesandrecognisedher.Withoutasecond thought,Sisterkneltand madeashortactofcontritionwithGrannyandthereuponbaptisedherMary Joseph.Themanycandles offeredtoOurLadyhad beenabundantlyrewarded forshediedminuteslater withoutastruggle.Nowher souliswiththeBeautiful Ladyadoringandpraising GodWhohadsavedherin herlasthour.

IfyouwishtobringhappinesstoyourHeavenly Mother,thenexttimeyou arekneelingbeforeher shrinesayaprayertoher foralltheotherGrannys throughouttheworld.RememberthatoneofOur Lady'sfavouritetitlesis "QueenoftheMissions."

'SickCallin NewGuinea

ITWASSaturdaymorningandIhadmyusual classofcatechiststoteach atMinj,intheWestern HighlandsofNewGuinea.

Justasweclosedthe shortrecessandprepared forclass,oneoftheboys rushedintotheclassroom. Hewasbreathlessandthe seriousfaceassuredmethat somethingwaswrong.

"Sister,asickman,he wantstoseeyou."

Assigningalessontomy class,Isetoutwiththe messenger.Wedidnothave fartogo.Attheendofthe villagewasthehut.One lookatthepeoplesurroundingconvincedmethatthere wasnotmuchtime. A numberofwomenandchildrenwerehuddledtogether outsidethehut,allproclaimingbytheirfacialexpressionsthatitwasalmost toolate.ANewGuinea-type stretcherwasputnearby, suchasisusedatburials.

Doorsinthehighland hutsareverylowandIhad togetdownonallfoursto crawlintothehut.After

a

Lord,makemeanapostle ofThyFaith:Wherethere isthedarknessofpagans, letmespreadLight;Where thereisthehateofCommunists,Love;Wherethereis theerrorofheretics,Truth; Wherethereisthefrustrationofsinners.Forgiveness: WherethereareMoslems, Mary. Grantthatbymyprayers andalmsImaygivetoeach Continentwhatitrequires: ToAfrica,anativeclergyof blackhandsliftingwhite hosts;ToAsia,arichharvestfromtheredbloodseed ofhermartyrs;ToOceania, anecklaceofislandsmade

ThisWeek'sMasses

July9(Green):SeventhSundayafterPentecost (2ndClass).Creed.PrefaceoftheTrinity.

July10(Red):FeastoftheSevenHolyBrothers, Martyrs,andSts.RufinaandSecunda,Virgins andMartyrs(3rdClass).MassProper.Common Preface.

July11(Red):BlessedOliverPlunkett,Bishopand. Martyr(3rdClass).Mass"Statuit."Proper Prayer(fromtheAustraliansupplement)under oneconclusionwithaSecondPrayer"Deus Omnium"fortheanniversaryofHisGracethe Archbishop.ThirdPrayerSt.Pius,Popeand Martyr.CommonPreface.

July12(White):St.JohnGualbert,Abbot(3rd Class).ProperMass.SecondPrayerSts.Nabor andFelix,Martyrs.CommonPreface.

July13(Green):MassoftheSundaywithout GloriaandCreed.CommonPreface.

July14(White):St.Bonaventure,Bishop,ConfessorandDoctor(3rdClass).MassProper. Creed.CommonPreface.

July15(White):St.Henry,Emperor,Confessor (3rdClass).Mass"OsJusti."ProperPrayer. CommonPreface.

July16(Green):EighthSundayafterPentecost (2ndClass).Creed.PrefaceoftheTrinity.

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OldLouisianHockeyTeams

HaveVariedFortunes

TheOldLouisianB2 teamgaveanoutstanding performancelastSaturday, toemergeasthegrade leaderandchallengecup finalist.TheydefeatedUniversity,who,beforethis game,heldtopposition.

Fromthefirstwhistle bothsidessettleddownand playedopenconstructive hockey.Perfectconditions aidedtheplayers.Firstone defenceandthentheother wasseverelytestedasboth teamsoutplayedeachother atdifficultstagesduringthe firsthalf.Itwasnotuntil afewminutesbeforehalftimethatleft-innerPeter Duncanconvertedaperfect passfromJohnHeenanon therightwing,theLouisiansled1-0atthechange.

Anunbrokenstringofpassesyieldedanimmediate goalfortheLouisianaupon thecommencementofthe secondhalf.Uni.struckback withagoalandheavyas-

CATHOLICMEN'S LEAGUE

Atthemonthlymeeting oftheCatholicMen'sLeague MetropolitanBranch,held lastTuesday,finalarrangementsweremadeforthe pre-conferencesocialtobe heldat8p.m.onSaturday, July15,atthehomeofG. M.Handcock,21Curedale Street,Beaconsfield.Anenjoyableeveningisassuredto allmembersattending.

WHITE

Membersfromthroughout theStatehavebeeninvited andmembersoftheMetropolitanBranchhavebeen askedtoprovidesavouries; etc.Otherrefreshmentshave beenarranged.

Countrymemberswhoare unabletoattendthesocial butwishtoattendtheconference,areremindedthat thebusinessoftheconferenceistimedtocommence at10a.m.andshouldconcludebefore5p.m.,enabling themtoattendMassatthe Cathedralat9a.m.orat5 p.m.tosuitthetravelling itinerary.

saultssawtheteamsscore goalforgoaluntilthefinal whistle.Thescorewasthen 6-4infavouroftheLouisiana. Aboveallthewinwasa teameffortandthebestof theseason;eachplayerrose totheoccasion.TonyAllen atleft-halfgavehisbest displayfortheseasonand wastheoutstandingplayer inthegame.OthersprominentfortheOldLouisians wereJohnCluneatcentrehalf,andPeterDuncanat left-innerwhoscoredtwo goals.Otherstoscoregoals wereGregByrne,two,and JohnHeenanandMichelle Antoineoneeach. AfterahardfoughtstruggletheB3teamwerebeaten 1-2byOldGuildfordatMt. Yokine.Despitethelossthe teamisplayingwelland seemstohaveagoodchance ofreachingthefinals.

ChasCliffordatcentrehalfstruckhisbestform andwasthebestplayer, beingfollowedbyBasil TravisatfullbackandleftinnerPeterAllan.Tom Butlerscoredthegoal.

OldScotchstruckwith surprisingpowerintheC2 gameandhadfivegoalson theboardtotheLouisiana onegoalbyhalftime. Thoughtheteamrecovered andoutscoreditsopponent inthesecondhalfitcould notmakeuptheleewayand lost3-6.

VeteranJohnAllen,who hasjustreturnedtotheclub fromthecountry,madehis presencefeltandwasthe bestplayer.HewasfollowedbyrightwingFrank Cooperwhoscoredtwogoals, anddynamicgoaliePeter Creswell.DaveCrusewas theothergoalscorer. TheC3teamsharedthe midfieldplaywithSuburban butwereunabletocapoff theireffortsandlost0-2.A newentryinthecompetitionthisyear,theteam seemstolackonlyinexperience. ThebestplayerswereL. Wood,B.O'DeaandP. Monaghan.

Deaths

McDONNELL,Eileen:On June29th,1961,Mother FrancisRegisofLoreto Convent,Coorparoo(Q.), (formerlyofSwanboure), beloveddaughterofthelate MichaelandMargaretMcDonnell,sisterofCathleen, Pauline,3BarrettStreet, Wembley,Michael(Mandurah)andMarguerite. (Mrs.L.G.Allen,dec.), sister-in-lawofNettaand Georgeanddearauntof Cherrie,Margaret,Hugh, BeresJones(BedfordPark), Peter(S.Aust.),andPauline.

Eternalrestgrantunto her0Lord.

HART:PassedawaysuddenlyJune27.Inyour charitypleaseprayforthe soulofCharlotteRoseHart, lovedwifeofthelatePatrickHart,devotedmotherof Clarrie,Dolores(Mrs.J. Chegwidden),Eileen(Mrs. H.Chegwidden,Ravensthorpe),Patrick, (decd.),andMay(Mrs.ft. Pusey,Sydney). Mayhersoulrestin peace.Amen.

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DOYLE(MichaelJoseph): Treasuredmemoriesofour dearhusbandandfather whopassedawayJuly9th, 1959. Mayperpetuallightshine uponhim.Insertedbyhis sorrowingwifeandfamily.

FLAHERTY(John):Of yourcharitypleaseprayfor thesoulofJohnwhodied 28thJune,1960. MostSacredHeartof Jesushavemercy.

O'NEILL(VeryRev.R.): Inprayerfulremembrance. Firstandlateparishpriest ofCottesloe,diedJune, 1939.

Peaceperfectpeace. McADAM:Ofyourcharity pleaseprayforthehappy reposeofThomasLeoMcAdam;anniversaryJuly4. Insertedbyhisdevoted wifeandfamily.

QUAIN:Ofyourcharity prayforthereposeofthe soulofWilliamO'Brien Quain,ourdearlyloved husbandandfatherwhodied 7thJuly,1958. AllIaskofyouis,whereeveryoumaybeyouwill remembermeatthealtar ofGod.

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