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POPE AT HISTORIC UNITY SERVICE By Father Placid Jordan, O.S.B.
"A GREAT stretch of the road remains to be brought behind us, but we have begun to love one another." Such was the essence of the message Pope Paul VI gave to the 65 delegate -observers of non-Catholic churches to the ecumenical council when he joined with them in an unprecedented formal service invoking Christian unity. service was held Christians could hardly would like to have you THE almost on the eve of be overestimated. Rep- with us always!"
the simultaneous cere- resentatives of some 900 monies in which Pope million Christians — Great Problem Paul and Ecumenical some 250 million AngliOrthodox Patriarch cans and Protestants, He went on to say: A thenagoras I of Con- 170 million Orthodox, stantinople sought to and 500 million Roman "The great problem of make amends for the Catholics—joined as one the re-establishment of At Final Public session of Vatican Council II, Pope Paul VI blesses Council Fathers and others who jammed unity in visible Church counter - excommunica- in prayer and song. St. Peter's basilica. Seen here walking in procession with Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani at his side, t he Pon. which pertains to all tions between the patritiff promulgated four documents, bringing to 16 the number of formal "fruits of the Council." those who have the good archate and the Papacy Inspiring Homily fortune and responsiin the year 1054. bility to call themselves "Brothers and friends Christiasn Observers representmust be ing thirty-eight Chris- in Christ," was the way studied in its depth. If addressed Pope the this tian churches not in not today, then tomorcommunion with Rome c ongregation in his in- row it will be possible assembled with Pope spiring homily in to find its solution — Paul and nearly one French which was the Slowly, gradually. genthousand cardinals and centre of this new type eroulsy." bishops for the service of inter-faith liturgy. in St. Paul's Outside- It may well have set the the-Walls, one of the pattern for similar serfour major basilicas of vices the world over. Rome. It was there that Pope John XXIII in His voice almost tremNLIKE jubilees of the past, such as the Holy Year of 1950 decreed by Pope Pius XI!, the January, 1959, first an- bling with emotion, the nounced his plans to Pope said: "Your deparextraordinary jubilee decreed by Pope Paul to be held between January 1 and May 29 ture with the end of the convene the Council. next year will centre around the bishops of the individual dioceses rather than around the person a in leaves us Council The significance of the loneliness which before of the Pope in Rome. unprecedented s e r vice the Council we did not -rHE timetable of Confessions and Masses to pray for unity for know, and which now All privileges and inThe Pope expressed close to 900 million makes us feel sad. We in St. Mary's Cathedral dulgences con nected his desire that the jubifor Christmas is as fol- with the event will be lee be observed locally able to be enjoyed or throughout the world. lows: gained in the individual "We consider it normal Confessions: Friday, diocese and Catholics to ask that this sacred A t a ceremony held at the Floreat Forum last week, December 24-11.30 to are not required to go jubilee be celebrated in Monsignor A. Langmead, parish priest of Leederville, 1 p.m.; 4 to 6 p.m.; 7.45 to Rome to gain them as each diocese and that it be centred in the :was invested with the Order of Knight of Saint Philip to 9.30 p.m.; 10 p.m. to in the past. cathedral and in the one in recognition of his efforts to establish St. Philip's Midnight Mass. Pope Paul called on R egional High School as the first Servite school in M asses: Saturday, the world's Catholics bishop to whom the A ustralia. December 25—Midnight during this celebration flock has been entrusted DAVD GRAYS * DAVID GRAYS Pictured with Monsignor Langmead (Centre) are Mass, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. to mark it with the as to a father and pastor. Fathers S. Ryan, 0.S.M., ( left), principal of St. Philip's and 5 p.m. Rosary and -practice of the virtue , High School, and Father C. Ross, 0.S.M., parish priest Benediction at 7.30 p.m. "Hence it is approof repentance." of Joondanna. priate that during the Moreover, he declared, coming jubilee, when "we ardently desire that the faithful go to attend the followers of Christ sacred ceremonies or not be satisfied merely sermons or to gain spewith living blameless cial remissions (more lives but that, as much generally called indulas human effort allows. gences) of punishment earnestly they seek due to sin, they should after holiness of life. go either individually or This includes a firmer in groups to the princidetermination to prac- pal church of the dioeffectively the cese." tise Christian virtues, espeNext week "The Recially charity, a sincere resolution follow cord" will print the to Christ Crucified and a special faculties granted constant preoccupation by Pope Paul to priests with enlarging the king- hearing confessions during the jubilee. dom of God."
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last week was meat on Friday—yes bound to the old norms. Paul, writing to the thian groups to be makor no? people of Corinth, ing comparisons about Estimates were immediately made tries to put a stop to a them. of how the world market of fish h a d "Bur neither do I judge that dissension HE confusing reports of what the arisen among the conwould be affected if Catholics were my own self" United States wants from her verts there. Each group not obliged to a meatless day. St. Paul was confident comparing from that he could leave the Rumour had it that a document allies as far as Vietnam is concerned was received had their whom they lifting the restriction on meat on has not helped people make up judgment of his worth as the faith as if it were a dispenser of God's mys. Fridays was ready for publication, minds to any great extent. to have teries to God It is becoming evident that the more excellent but that formalities needed to be Himself, been converted by an This does not mean insteadily be will that completed. build-up of men Apostle than a disciple It probably will not make much creased as the obvious build-up of .the Apostle, or a spe- he never examined him. Most people :!omes from the North, pushed by cial Apostle such as St. self to see how he was difference anyway. fulfilling his role as an usually eat one fish meal a week at Red China. Paul was. of Christ and a Apostle St. Paul tells them that preacher of the kingdom No one talks now of just Viet least. In some cases from preference, God is the judge they of God. He was doing his others from expense, and others Cong guerrilla action. again for variety. Only Catholics The countries of the North At- should all be worrying best and in this lay his have to do it for reasons of penance. lantic Treaty Organisation, basing about. confidence in the judgThis varies also on how much they their thoughts on reports from "Dispensers of the mys- ment of God and his lack of worry as to the human like fish or other non-meat foods. Peking that China is determined to teries of God" judgments. North others on and comwar Apostles nothing is the The that definite thing all-orOne force an mand to do penance will still stand, Vietnam, are reversing their support -,vho preached the Gospel "Until the Lord comes" were the stewards of whether it be on Friday by doing of American policiie-s. On the day of judgment mysteries. They for each individual without meat or any other form. The one thing that is apparent is God's and Him to were accountable In this rumour—which seemed to that Red China does not want peace only for their faithful- on the day of general have such a wealth of detail—an and Hanoi will be pushed to reject ness in administering judgment they will reaexception was made in the lifting of any peace overtures which will stopi these mysteries. It was Use how they misjudged their neighbours and the the restrictions on meat as far as the drain on U.S. resources. pointless for the Colin ones who preached the Gospel to them. At this time all thoughts will stand revealed. Christ will pass a true judgment because He will know the actions and motives of each. town of Alice Springs in advertisements, but sure- in order that legislation CIR, 10 The heading on Page the Northern Territory. ly you could at least once may adequately and cha- "Praise from God" This is the essential One of the Christmas About this time each a year bring home to the ritably assist the underNumber of "The Record" year we send out a call people the real meaning privileged in other na- thing to rely on The Corinthians had seemingly is a bit startling. for a Catholic girl, a of Christmas (The Birth tions. An example of this Not long ago Britain t rained and qualified tea- of Our Lord) and what it is that Australia should heaped praise on theni gave "freedom" to sev- cher to come and teach means to each one of us. be made to contribute at own special hero, be it eral African States after here in the Convent Pri- There are enough papers least one per cent of its St. Paul, Apollo or St. they undertook to ob- mary School for a year. in Australia and shops gross national product to Peter, and in this were serve a form of parlia- Last year we asked for that are making money u nder developed coun- showing a lack of balance because this also meant mentary government as t wo and got them. One out of the Birth of Our tries. detracting from the recognised in most demo- of them, a Victorian, will Lord without a Christian for pleads The decree others. God's praise is doing yours likes gaper cratic countries. be coming back. The special care to be taken the only thing that matin selecting priests who ters. Soon after obtaining other will be returning so. their "freedom," and in to her former employer, I can see no reason are capable of promoting St.. Paul and Apollo spite of promises given, the Department of Edu- whatsoever why your particular forms of the "one man, one vote, one cation in New South Christmas Number of apostolate. From past had preached at Corinth. party" was the only thle Wales. Thus there is still "The Record" could not experience I feel that It is doubtful if St. Peter probably there, of government insisted a vacancy for one teacher have fetched home to all this especially applies to was people the real meaning the social apostolate and some of his converts had on and understood. The for the year 1966. of Christmas. come there and boasted rule of the headman of This year we were for- I hope, Sir, that you respectfully suggest that of being converted by the t he village over again. tunate. In addition to the can find space to publish the opinion of well-quali- head of the Church. fied laymen be sought, Is this the form of teachers, another young and that the spiritual digovernment indicated by lady came to work in our this letter of mine. The theme could be: the Catholic Bishops of Corroboree Lottery of- I would like to extend rection could be entrust- Judge not that you may a staff your and you to ed to one of the Orders not be judged. Rhodesia? If so, they fice, so that there were may be going to have it live Catholic girls to- Very Happy Christmas which have concerned inflicted on them in the gether in "the shack," a and New Year and may themselves with such you share in the joys of matters. near future. happy home and cottage the Birth of Our Lord. Ydurs, etc., What have our Catho- adjoining the parish proYours, etc., J. F. HARDING, 0 manifest infirmity, 0 lic Bishops to say about perty. At a small rental EDWARD A. LATHAM, Scarborough. wondrous humility, in our "Christian Money and sharing a common Collie. which all the greatness System" in countries table, I think the girls of God lay hid! The where banking has been live well for about five pounds each per week. highly developed? This is being written mother to whom His in'IFIR, I have read and re- S rn the opinion of those The parishioners gladly read the Decree on the f rom a real grass hut in fancy was subject. He who have no hesitation helped to furnish "the Apostolate of the Laity a very real bush station. ruled with His power; in expressing their opin- shack." There is little and am overwhelmingly I am the only white per- and to her at whose ions openly, it is the there that is overly mod- impressed. son living in this thickly breasts He nursed, He most possible and lud- ern, and no two pieces I am overjoyed and re- populated native village. gave the nourishment of crous fraud the world of anything are alike. But lieved that such a docu- There are no permanent truth. May He Who did has ever known, and is it is a gay and joyous ment has come from the buildings. I have been not shrink from taking a definitely the cause of home to the girls. Council. In the light of here a few months now. beginning even like ours, The trained and quali- my adult experience as a much sin, sorrow and Our church is standing. perfect in us His gifts; suffering among the peo- fied teacher will receive Catholic this is indeed a and that is about all. and may He also make ple. Would our Catholic 1.16 per week. Of this ten revolution. When it rains, it is drier us children of God. He shillings will be deducted Bishops deny that? For the handful of men outside the church than Who for our sakes wishfor tax. Train fare will and women who have inside. Its altar is of ed to become a child of By all means, give Afribe paid to Alice Springs. heroically been aeostoli- packing case and grass, man.—St. Augustine. cans home rule or freeand fares home at the cally engaged in social ac- its vases jam pots. dom when they are fit for of the year with a tivities, it is more than end The kitchen is comit, but do not blame FROM A month's holiday pay. welcome and indeed a prised of a stove Made LETTER Rhodesia if it objects to A cordial invitation is vindication of all that from a cut-down petrol handing over the country JESUIT BROTHER extended to the girl with they to drum. The most popular tried have while they only recognise the qualification, who achieve. menu I prepare is rat Dear Tony, a tribal form of dictatorhas a spirit of adventure, second They should now be poison. I have regular ship accompanied by the In reply to your with some sacrifice for able to look forward to guests at night! are passes ceremonial beating of exam no, letter, God and the Church. Our school is within Interrnecll• the encouragement and totretoms. not essential. Yours etc., Technical support of many other ten minutes' walk of a Yours, etc., (Rev.) J. DWYER, laymen who have often Lutheran mission, when. , ate or Junior expectbe would standard V. EDWARDS, M.S.C., shown a high degree of over a hundred Catholic ed, but here again it would Nedlands. Catholic Presbytery, goodwill, but have re- children attend already. depend on circumstances. Box 9. P.O., has But if you think I'm mained inactive because Of course if a man Alice Springs, N.T. the diperish clear the the grouching, lacked they much CIR. qualificqtion3, sv rectives contained in this thought! The situation is ' better. We have menyears 1° The eight fascinating — and chal- accountants, precision tool. decree Crought at the Centre; , IR' has emphasis stafflenging. strong very been A have I the mixture of clouds maker;, wine -makers, Aposthe on placed Christyour been by shocked After all this preamble. managers in our ranks. and dust that are currently swirling around to mas Number of "The tolate of Christian social might I make one re- And I need hardly say that break it: that well-adve:- Record," by all the adver- action. The emphasis is quest of your readers, t radesmen or trainees are tised Catholic Mission of tisements it contains in- such that the decree re please? It is for discard- more than welcome. Santa Teresa which is stead of bringing to the fers to it as pre-eminent ed reading books up to just Many young men for only an hour and a half people and Myself the and directs pastors to and including Standard application the from town; news of a real meaning of Christ- clearly state the prin- III (also blunt scissors haven't are drawn ciples concerning tempo- and large coloured pic- studies, yet they of beautiful new church, the MRS. following we closer to a that desire design of which has ap tures would be treasured I would, Sir, like to ral things, so this Our Lord. Is because peared in the Catholic point out that I myself may better rectify the dis- here). unfulfilled for those to be liking ncidentally, I Press and the seettlar am a Catholic and have tortions that exist — not the got haven't hard papers; rumours of good been for three years now, the least being the power interested in lay mission- they capacity for then finds of oil and gas; s 2.,nd not once haveIMiss- and influence of Commu- ary work, PALMS., 175 or so, s tudy? If it were would nism. fifth bank due to open in ed your paper and that Elienbeth Street. Sydney. Orders Religious the nianY the town this month; a have been helped in ways We are exhorted to b' hr's a course during all be the poorer of seven per cent increaee unknown to you, sir, and come apostles in the vast school holidays anonised Saints. C write international ni populaticn each year anyone else, by some of field of Rest assured, most staWell Tony, 111 the articles whidh have events--in other words, tions are far more civi- again next week. The ad' seeking thousand: aboriginal eeen ptiblished, and no Mr. and Mrs Catholic lised than the place I'm dress for anyone the Jesolk, white folk, coloured doubt others hove been ire esked to becnii at. on literature free Is: Yours. etc.. :olk, tourists and row - helped also. and I ern aware of the events Brother vocation ( Miss) M. 1. 1RENNAN. uit -)oys; a funny train called sure others will in time apidly taking place ou BUREAU, 'he Ghan; aeroplanes to come. ide Australia as is see' Catholic Mission, \NAT" 0Y01.A C,-)t_LEGE, every day; a thousand I realise that to keep n Asia. Wornatne, SONIA, VICTORIA. Miles from nearly any- "The Record" going to We are urged to make via Goroka-Gembogl, wh e . . . this is the print you must have the he weight of opinion feh T. N. Guinea.
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Thursday, December 16, 1965
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MEMBERS of the Executive Committee of the Catholic Overseas Relief met at the Sydney headquarters recently for a general review of operations during 1965 and to consider preliminary plans, particularly for the Lenten Family Self-Denial Appeal of 1966. S tatements presented the new organisations at the meeting revealed will fulfil a distinctive that from the 1965 Len- and most useful task in ten appeal contributions the field of Australian in aid had been made al- voluntary foreign aid. ready for a total of An important decision £17,700, and that further of the council was that New Guinea and to aid of participating in an Inthe Solomons for a total ternational Refugee Apof £20,000 is about to be peal during 1967. made. Regarding the Lenten Additional aid through the National Freedom family self-denial appeal f rom Hunger Campaign for 1966, the committee has been obtained for an had before it certain diamount of £15,500. Pro- rectives from the Episcojects benefiting from this pal Committee meeting welcome help are two in in Rome, with emphasis the Philippines—one con- principally on the need of cerned with poultry farm- maintaining the annual ing, the other with a fish- appeal as a national ing co-operative, and two effort or practice in selfother projects in New denial in our homes durGuinea, both develop- ing the Holy Season of ment schemes using Lent. It is expected that equipment in due time a pastoral mechanised letter will be issued by production. food for Supervision of the pro- the hierarchy. jects is provided by the Catholic Relief Services of the U.S.A.
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Formal closing ceremonies of the 21st Ecumenical Council of the Roman Catholic Church were held on December 8 in St. Peter's square. White-robed Council Fathers are shown here as they walked six abreast through the crowd in the square to their places around USEFUL TASK the outdoor altar where Pope Paul VI celebrated Mass, Reporting on the meetJOHN CARDINAL HEENAN, Archbishop of later speaking from his throne before the doors of the ing held at Canberra of the Development and MiWestminster, has announced in Rome the basi l ica. gration Commissions of formation of St. Paul's Conference of EnglishThe members of the or- bering 65 students, wil the Australian Council dination class speaking at Propabe presented for ordinaBishops. for Overseas Aid, Mr. J. Maher of Sydney, dele- ganda College, Rome, are tion. I t comprises represen- established by Pope Paul. It is suggested that His gate of the Development elated by the news that tatives of 23 Episcopal The formation of this they will ordained be to Holiness is making this Commission, and Father Conferences or Groups, consultative body is seen ptometrists & OPtiCian-S' M. J. Rafter, Melbourne, the priesthood by Pope unprecedented gesture to and represents approxi- as a concrete expression chairman of the Migra- Paul himself in St. Peter's Advise change of FREMANTLE address to: mately 700 bishops. of unity of action by the tion and Refugee Com- Basilica, probably on De- By Rev. Dr. P. SIMMS 9 Point Street — Phone 5-3334 bishop inspired by the The conferences has mission, both agreed as cember 26. Also The Grove, Cottesloe — Phone 3-3720 Vatican Council. to the quality of the adThe largest class ever Propaganda College to been meeting weekly during the Council for disdresses given and believe from the College, num emphasise the importance of the missionary cussion of matters of work of the Church, and common interest to the ÷ MEMORIALS ne,oples of the English'14 to commemorate the speaking world, particuopening of the new Philolarly regarding a comsophy College of Propamon translation of texts 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE ganda. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected The new college was for the Mass and the anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. blessed and opened by Sacraments. FURNISHINGS Designs and Quotes without obligation. Pope Paul on December It is intended that after "We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 3, the feast of St. Fran- the Council the confercis Xavier, Patron of the ence will continue in existence with a secretariat Missions. It is situated in a new at Westminster and that suburb of Rome in the representatives of the Catholic 7-n(stitutions — Via Aurelia area of the various countries involvcity, several miles from ,d will meet from time —SPECIAL QUOTES AT to time, possibly to coinhe present college. Australian and side with meetings of the The New Zealand students Episcopal Synod recently who are to be ordained F ROZEN FOODS - FISH - VEGETABLES & POULTRY. by the Pope are the ALWAYS AVAILABLE, FRESH FISH and SHELL FISH Reverends John Cootes and Vincent Ryan (Mait- THE Annual ConvenHead Office: 7 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH land). Paul McCabe (Artion of the University PHONE 28 4511 midalc), James Garham Catholic Federation of Branch: 29 McDonald St., Kalgoorlie—Phone Kal. 49 and Christopher Hope Australia for 1966 is to Hobart). Warren Moss- be held in Sydney field and Brendan Dwyer from Sunday, January CUSTOMERS COUNTRY NOTE — NO Wagga), ( Wagga and 2, to Sunday. January L awn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set and 9, at St. John's and St. Cervin Maurice TRAVELLING COST TO ANY CLIENT FOR Brian Dwyer (Auckland). Andrew's Colleges MEASURING OR FITTING AT ANY TIME OR They will be the first University of Sydney. DISTANCE. students Australlsian CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Theme of the convenever raised to the priestLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS tion is "Faith and AusLocks, Door Closers hood by a Supreme Ponand Safes Overhauled and Serviced tralian Society" CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service tiff.
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introverted. Pope John, very moved at the sight described it in a letter on the contrary, had such of the Greek Orthodox dated March 10, 1938, adBEATIFICATION PROCESS FOR HIS TWO PREDECESSORS, NEW MATERIAL exuberant vitality that bishops and said to Coc- dressed to Professar he won you over from coni: "Oh, how happy I Pietro Donizetti and now REGARDING POPE JOHN WAS PUBLISHED IN ITALY. the first moment. While would be if the Churches published for the first separated time in Cugini's study: are he was Apostolic Nuncio which The new material is which John warns himThe illustrated weekly, in Paris, someone told could one day come to- "In these past four years I have enjoyed the fruits "Oggi," began .a series of marginal, but it all con- self against eating too Pius XII that Monsignor gether again." interviews with persons veys something of John. much fruit by showing Another letter from of a system which corre. Roncalli walked around who knew John well and Davide Cugini gives a t hat fruit had a part in Sofia, written on May 18, sponds to my tempera. town too much. who had preserved some convincing account of his most of young Roncalli's "When he went to 1933, and collected by n eat . . . th..i is, the s bof his letters to them. childhood in a patri- peccadilloes. UT apples in- Rome, Pius XII reported Cugini, recalls the slow stitution of the motto family, rural About the same time archal, flicted the this comment, but as rhythm of the Bergamo 'cede but never surrenrevolved lif e Davide Cugini, a lawyer where which der' for that dear to my to most damage of all. He usual Roncalli had a countryside who shared with Angelo around the seasons and was accused at college of ready answer: 'It is title, John remained faithful: Predecessors, 'surrender Roncalli an interest in the Church, where "the bringing in some apples Your Holiness, but I do "Please excuse my delay but never cede.' The Bergamese history, pub- tolling of the Francisfrom outside. A commit- ic only to increase your in replying. Despite some secret of my arriving at lished a brief, well-au- cans' bell at 11 was the ROME REPORT - TWO glory. In fact, every- appearances to the con- distant goals is to cede thenticated narrative of signal to begin preparing tee of enquiry was ap where I go everyone asks trary, I am a little don- little things to ensure the future Pope's early for lunch. T HERE was pointed. Young Roncalli after you, everyone ex- key always yoked to the success with those that Among other things, years which' has an apcart. I don't pull much ar.) more one exception. claimed that some board- tols your praises.'" pendix of his previously Cugini provides the back- Cugini heard it from ers had asked him to weight, but T am always ' :.: oughout his long I diploPope John was unpublished letters to ground for a paragraph Monsignor Giovanni Bat- procure the apples, but at work." life, Pope John never forhis of because matic in Soul," "Journal of a Bergamese friends. The archbishop who got his origins nor the tista Roncalli, who said none of them would ad- quick wit and sensibility that his uncle, as a boy, mit this and he did nct rather than from any de- wrote that chose another serene assessment of the rustic image to describe, world he assimilated in set out to hear a Fran- reveal their names. sire for a career. This is Coc- his poor family. He used but sermon, ciscan's Because of this inci clear from one of the pre- in a letter to General loitered in the country- dent and because the viously unpublished let- coni, his situation when to say that th Roncallis in hr2cl been share-farmers side on the way. rough country boy had ters which appears in he arrived in Turkey am like 3 bird ra e the Li 1. century, When Angelo returned poor results, particularly Davide Cugini's booklet. 1935: "I sings in a thorny as it was one of the t o Sotto il Monte, the in Latin, the rector wrote Archbishop Roncalli which as in Sofia, surest ways to remain Here, wood. Roncalli's Angelo parish priest asked him to wrote it from Sofia on have to begin from poor. if he had heard the ser- parish priest suggesting April 26, 1928, to Don Gio- I These people also When he was Patriarch mon. As the boy's affirma- that he should no longer vanni Birolini in Sotto il zero. to modern life of Venice, a Count Ronnew are college. et the tive answer was a little continue at Monte: "Oboedientia they are making calli approached him to unsteady, the priest ask- He consigned the letter pax: I did not choose my and efforts to elevate say that they could be great who As Roncalli, young chance. to had Franciscan by the if ed motto selves. Naturally, distant relatives. "I don't hem t it Af"because it d the FOR SERVICE SINCE 1895 worn a surplice. The sec- destroye Scipio was called use their own wings. think so," answered the ond "yes' betrayed the contained a false version rican, so I am prepared they One has to respect their Patriarch, playing on on PHONE 23 0121 because of the facts." Pope, tuture t o become the Bulgar. efforts and finish with the similarity between wear Franciscans do not Even when he was "This is our true glory of considering "conti" and "contadini," surplices while preach- Patriarch of Venice some in the Church of the the habit certain people as the con- "because you are the son ing. sixty years later the hurt Lord—to search for the demned of whom Saint of counts (conti) while When recounting the was not healed. He would reign of Jesus where Pro- Augustine spoke. All peo- I am the son of peasants complain not solemnly vidence wants us and incident Angelo Roncalli ple can develop them- (contadini). would grumble in Berga- against the unjust accu- where desires for com- selves and the Church Cugini, in his booklet, mese dialect: "chela cota sation and state: "I was fort or rmity or gory encourages them all, even of a visit by Venice's tells for punished usly imbrieat" though erroneo del fra ma carry us; even when, because of certain 1 "that surplice of the a fault I did not com- these are cloaked by ap- hasty actions, it suffers. Marxist administrators to the Patriarch in which mit." friar tricked me"). parently meritorious mothey conveyed to him an greater John XXIII was as tives such as a However, it was fruit, unpleasant decision reserthe for ortunity opp as Angelo Pope a astute garding St. Mark's. As not friars, which caused Roncalli had been as a vice of the Church. The as they left, his soon Angelo's failings from use Church schoolboy. In one of the Lord and the secretary, Monsignor Cathe time when, shortly but have no need of us, acan articles, "Oggi" povilla, exploded: "But after beginning school, countant, Edoarde Sala, us." does such an attitude he returned home with so was he S revealed how Pope John seem just to you, Your an outsize pumpkin. The understandphotoa signed him ce?" "Dear Don Eminen patriarch of the .family, sent nations, young towards graph for his saint's clay Anreplied Carasked la," Zaverie, Capovil Uncle e-issued and Issued—R it was to be expected in 1959, even though as calm as Roncalli, dinal gelo who had given it to that he would underare not allowed to the city"s lagoon, "what him. "No one," he an- Popes Cugini young. the stand Usable at BOANS out private corredo you expect from these swered, "I took it." Za- send T HIS humble presents a letter Arch- lads?" verie rnaae him return it spondence. Roncalli wrote Pope John had wrapI servant never bishop Venice has now decided to the farmer in whose from Istanbul to Don a in photograph the ed arusually but , hurriea build a library dedito field Angelo had found it. which Birolini larger parcel and sent it rived in time. He said as Giovanni to Pope John and cated Then there was the to Monsignor Dell'Acqua reflects his attitude: "I much in another letter to erect a statue to him old do as basket of dried figs which asking him to forward it. grumble not do Sofia: "My temsee at the entrance to the his mother hid under her Monsignor D e 11 ' Acqua from such that I people who usually is of the perament bed. Angelo found them had sent it to the Milan nothing to admire in Lagoon in front hurry much. Somenew hospital which was there age every and tried one; he had an- archbishopric, which in never In youth. I miss out on one of the last works Le other to compare its turn informed Sala that times often I are those who are good Corbusier designed. more but things, t aste with the first, then he would have to come and those who are liss arrive at the right moThe dedication will be a third, and so on. good. Growing old imfrom Monza to sign for ment." in any taken from Cardinal Roneveryone, proves Finally, he arranged the the parcel which had which One of the things when he basket as if no one had been forwarded from the he did not rush, but case, and often awakens calli's address city as the entered attifirst qualities, certain State. his Secretariat of but it, touched which arrived at the right and virtues that Patriarch on March 15, tudes mother's suspicions were Council time was the one would not have 1953: "The pastor goes aroused as soon as she which, according to Gen- imagined." ahead of all, he opens the returned home. When eral Cocconi in the "Ogin door, he leads the way to written was That she asked Angelo if he gi" series, began to ger- 1936 and in another 21 fertile pastures, he eonhe figs, any eaten had minate on May 15, 1929. on the sumes his life for his gave the classic reply, the years he was Cocconi, General flock." youthful his of threshold 'Who, me," but within HE same "Oggi" military attache at the pontificate. There is little doubt his stomach t wo hours article cites an Italian Embassy in Sofia, In that pontificate he that it will be a statue to was swollen and he was A necdote by Marcel was with Roncalli that Patriarch of writhing in pain. As a re- Achard, the famous day among the crowd applied, particularly in the second St. Pius X, after the with Venice, relations his a had lifelong sult, he French playwright, about which watched the Greek Curia, a lesson he had to become Pope and saint aversion for figs. Pope John in relation to Orthodox prelates' pro- learned at Istanbul. 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Jesuits Are Chosen To Publish Volumes
THE HOLY SEE HAS DECIDED TO PUBLISH A SERIES OF VOLUMES
DEALING WITH THE EFFORTS OF POPE PIUS XII TO AVERT WORLD WAR II AND WITH HIS DIPLOMATIC POLICIES THROUGIIOUT THE WAR. Three Jesuit scholars had access to the private Pius XII at that time as have been chosen to com- archives of the Vatican, related in the book was unusual pile these volumes, the an privilege an attempt to organise first of which has been since modern documents an international congress French. in these archives are net to avert in published war and a series They are Father Pierre normally available to his- of messages to European history professor of torians. Scholars normal- States, as well as secret Blet, at Rome's Gregorian Uni- ly have access only to negotiations to prevent versity; Father Angelo those documents and re- the spread of the war up Martini of the Rome cords that go up to the to June of 1940. province's byreign of Pius IX, who Jesuit PROPER LIGHT monthly magazine, Civil- died in 1878. Archbishop Antonio Cattolica; Father and ta The first value, entitled Samore, Secretary for Burkhart Schneider, also "The Holy See and the Extraordinary Ecclesiasa history professor at the War in Europe," covers tical Affairs, noted that Gregorian University. the period from March, publication of the documents of the Holy See's UNUSUAL PRIVILEGE 1939, when Pius XII was private archives was an elected, to August, 1940 These scholars have Among the activities of exception to normal Vatican rules, but that the decision had been made to throw proper light on the activity of the Holy See in the world torn by the conflict of those years.
Pope Stresses Sound Teaching
Augustin Cardinal Bea, surrounded by Pope Paul NOTING that many people find the dogmatic VI, Cardinals Marella and t eachings of the Church oppressive, Pope Ottavianni and Archbishop Paul VI has declared that Catholic teaching is Pericle Felici, secretary based on the rocklike stability guaranteed by general of the Council, Christ to Peter and his successors. Contrary to expectaNEW INTAKE with what is on. All families secretly cherish reads the joint CatholicDuring his usual Wednesday public audience, tions, November proved during the past year, small Catholic shrines Orthodox declaration. A new intake will the Pope made the theme of his brief talk the a busy month, at least come along in the New seafarers would turn up in their homes and significance of the word "rock," which Christ as far as the Stella Mar- Year and I am sure every now and again Peter's visits are much used when He referred to Peter as the rock upon is Club was concerned. Father McKenna would and say, I was here last appreciated. Since he ENJOY THE Normal ly, there is a which He would found His Church. appreciate any addition- Christmas you know. is faithful to his daily drop in shipping at this Friendly The members of the Rosary he was enrolled time of the year with By FATHER J. O'SHEA • PERENNIAL NATtTIRE an Auxiliary Per member Ladies' sonalised of Auxiliary, the the completion of the In alluding to the rock. "Christ referred to the the Club the Legion of Mary and Service wheat shipments for the al offers of sponsoring Hostesses, a Seafaring member of firmness, stability and perennial nature of His current at year. Neverthe- families whb would un- Hosts and all in fact the Apostleship of the proclamation regarding the messianic and divine less, we had connected with the Club dertake to have the junour normal Sea. determined reality of Christ, that is to say, it referred to the quota of around three ior recruits at their are that On the reverse side of qualities which Simon Peter had to have," the thousand seafaring visi- homes during leave days even though the seafarHoly Father said. tors for the month. As and occasional week- er is away from his own the card, just to balance home at Christmas, he things out, there was The Pope noted that the "mentality of many usual, they came from ends. will experience a home the coastal seafarer, a men and particularly of scholars is not pre- everywhere, one The month has brought ship from home at the Stella lapsed Catholic, who in disposed to receive the luminous gift of the boasting it had fourteen a very welcome increase Mans. discussion with two of dogmatic truths of the Church. Scientific progress nationalities represented to the ranks of the club PRESCRIPTIONS WITHOUT our club ship visitors on CLUB FETE on hostesses. board. We welcomed itself, which shows how so-called scientific truths DELAY board, rather mystified the following new memOur Club Fete, an anare changeable, gives rise to an atttitude of . . . COSMET IC and GIFT Taking just one even- bers during November: if not amused them with nual affair now, was transient intellectuality and at times of systematic ing in the club, Sunday ADVICE the following closing reMaria Caputti of Subi- conducted at the end of uncertainty," which seems very wise but which last in fact, we had preand I quote: aco, Mary Carr ,of Mel- October and was a fin- mark Cr. Hay & Pier Sts. "prevents not only adherence to the perennial, sent at Mass in the club ville, Vera Fortune of ancial success. Particu- "Anyway, I am an athetrue doctrine of the Church," but also the admis- chapel, seafarers from Fremantle, Janice ist now, thank God." Phone 21 4656 Coen larly the members of the following nations: of Bicton, Pam Bromsion that this "adherence is legitimate." FR. J. O'SHEA the Ladies' Auxiliary are Greece, England, Scot- field and Sue Anderson to be congratulated on land, Wales, Poland, of South Perth, and a fine job. • PSYCHOLOGICAL Thanks also Much of today's thought, His Holiness said, is Japan, China, Germany, Edith Milne of Scarbor- to the many other club Spain, India, Norway, ough. They are already members who helped not any longer "founded on logical or objective Denmark, Greenland, proving that most girls and to the good principles from which faith can spring, but people on Ireland, Pakistan, Hol- with a little generosity, who psychological principles which are extremely patronised the land, and of course Aus a sense of humour and event. changeable and, if left unchecked, could lead tralia. a love of their fellowt owards the progressive and tormented disruption NEW CLUB man can serve God in a of the contents of the mind.In the words of our For some years now it practical apostolate on has been realised that This upheaval in thought occurs "even in cer- club president, John Col- their own doorstep. leran who was also the present buildings at tain groups of students of religious questions Stewart Graham of and M.C. for the evening soFremantle are inadedetaches them imperceptibly, but at times seriFremantle and cial, a cordial and in- East quate for the purposes ously, from the genuine faith of Christ and of formal atmosphere Raymond Meredith of preof the Apostleship of the Church." vailed, "every night be- North Fremantle in join- the Sea. As a consethe ig ranks of boys' the ing New Year's Eve at quence, it has been deJunior Legion Praesidthe Stella Mans." cided to rebuild the ium will help us to cope Among the coastal sea- with an expected flood club as soon as possible farers present on Sun- of literature which we in the New Year. Such a programme of day evening last were a are hoping to have bewill mean large number of Navy fore the end of the expansion sacrifices in plenty for Junior Recruits from school year. those involved in the H.M.A.S. Leeuwin TrainA letter of thanks has work. It is hoped that ng i Centre. These Junior , sent Cathobeen all to A NUMBER of bishops the day to day activities Recruits visit the club in ' w ho attended the Ecu- large numbers at week- lie Schools for their sup- of the club will continue port and interest in our Your menical Council may give ends and since they are work during the past uninterrupted. up their expensive jew- shortly to leave they year and mindful of the prayers are asked for are getting a send-off weeks ahead, the successful concluselled episcopal rings in from the club on this , lean sehools were asked to ion of this programme. favour of the gold-plated Sunday evening, j notify the club of any SEAFARER OF THE MONTH rings given to all the The vast majority of accumulated stocks. This month I single Council Fathers by Pope them come from the We are grateful for • • All-welded seams are Eastern States and I, their support during the out a Chinese seafarer, Paul VI. treated against corroW ITH THE Ng Hang year. King, whose think I would be justiContact sion. According to informed fied in passing on a Christian name is Peter, CHRISTMAS • The stainless steel is sources in Rome, the ex- word of thanks and apfor special mention. PROGRAMME quality M.O. pensive rings would be predation on behalf of Peter is from Hong • The completely silent sold and the money used Father With the expected ar- Kong. He has only been McKenna, E. see-saw action makes to help underdeveloped Leeuwin Chaplain, and rival of a flotilla of a couple of years at M OVEMENT LESMURDIE the troublenations. Royal Naval vessels over sea. His family came the boys to all families R free cistern. Christmas the originally period, South from SAME SLE...--!•E. sponsors to act as The Rome sources say who the full resources having China of been the CaAvailable Leading that Pope Paul's surpris- these boys during their club will be called upon. tholic for just two gening gift was inspired by training in W.A. Already, as is usual at erations. Leo Cardinal Suenens of Those passing out at Cm. Cambridge Malines - Brussells, Bel- the completion of this Christmas, some special Since going to sea, A ND SEE -SAW gium, and by Giacomo present training period ' functions have been ar- Peter has had the good & Kimberley Sts. Cardinal of have been posted to ranged and letters from fortune to have visited Lercaro West Leederville Bologna. The two cardi- H.M.A.S. Sydney, H.M.- the club members are mainland China many the A.S. Melbourne and so going out to all the ships times. During his visits surrendered nals rings they wore previous- on. The hospitality ex- at the port prior to he has met and contactPhone: ly to the Pope. tended by the sponsor- Fremantle. ed many Catholics to In advis in g t h e whom he now brings who ing families is worthThose bishops wish to join in the ges- while and has helped ships of our activities rosary beads, scapulars "Member of The Pest reaching Fre- and other small objects ture would wear only the very many of these boys before Control Association W estern Australia."of seafarers of Catholic devotion. gold-plated rings in the at the beginning of their , mantle, the careers. already Most Catholic Chinese are familiar future.
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Thursday, December 16, 1965
Protestant Hopes Were Exceeded * By FATHER PLACID JORDAN, O.S.B.
THE HOPES OF PROTESTANTS FROM VATICAN COUNCIL Ill of of and the not with only charity teem, Council by sent the letter of a THE following is the text HAVE NOT ONLY BEEN FULFILLED, BUT THE COUNCIL'S friendship. The dialogue, attention of disinterested non-Catholic observers and delegates to the which is often spoken of, spectators but with a ACHIEVEMENTS HAVE GONE FAR BEYOND WHAT HAD BEEN Ecumenical Council Fathers, and read at the has not remained an sense of true participa- EXPECTED. word. tion. Council by Archbishop Pericle Fetid, Secretary- empty or dead This is the verdict uf the constitution makes a be more attuned to Bib"They have been offerGeneral of the Council. one of the most promi- reference to Mary as lical thinking, that "the ed repeated occasions for INTEREST FOR ALL nent theologians of our "mediatrix," which ac- study of Scripture is now conversations and for EXQUISITE "In fact, what happens day, the Rev. Oscar Cull- cording to Dr. Cullmann recognised as the soul of "On the occasion of the consultations. personal one mann, member of the is disappointing to Pro- all theology," and that CORDIALITY within end of the Second VatiAlthough both the Coun- internally preaching must be "noucan Ecumenical Council, "They were invited so cil Fathers and the periti Church is of interest for theology faculties of the testants. rished by the Bible." the observers and guests that in assisting in the ( official experts) have all others. Notwithstand- Universities of Paris and "On the whole," he the Basel. Dr. Cullman, who of the Secretariat for work of the Council they been absorbed by an ing divisions of He also lauded the fact Christian Unity desire to could know it more deep- overwhelming amount of churches, they remain a ttended all four sessions said, "the whole of Mari- that the role of the laity emin gained has ology the of in express the feelings ly and inform their work, they have always moreover united of the Council at the perhas been upgraded. The with whrah churches of it. They have shown themselves willing name of Christ. The ob- sonal invitation of Au- phasis in this Council, liturgical reforms progratitude Protestant they regard the worthy always been received t o deepen their aware- servers are firmly con- gustin Cardinal Bea, the which to the vided for by the Council mind is irreconcilable more and important with exquisite cordiality. ness of the convictions vinced that the commu- president of the Vatican are bringing Catholics concepts." Biblical with nion which has been Secretariat for Promotcloser to Protestants in events of which they They have received in- of the other churches. Unity, "The bonds and close achieved up to this mo- ing Christian numerable proofs of esworship, he common have been witnesses. IN EMPHASIS p ersonal friendships ment can still grow and spoke at a press confer- SHIFTS said. 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Churches Take Historic Step Towards Unity
W.A. STUDENT LEAVES FOR UNITED STATES
ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE, THE CHIEF SEES RESPECTIVELY OF THE C ATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH, HAVE BURIED IN SIMULTANEOUS CEREMONIES THE EXCOMMUNICATIONS THAT THEIR LEADERS HURLED AT ONE ANOTHER MORE THAN 900 YEARS AGO.
ALLAN FELS (23), of Mosman Park, has left
Mr. A. Fels
T hese excommunications of 1054 heralded the Great Schism which has rent East from West In for nine centuries. relegating them to history, both Churches took a long step towards that unity which two general councils assembled for that purpose—at Lyons, France, in 1274, and at Ferrara and Florence, Italy, 1438-43 — failed to achieve. SIMULTANEOUS Twin ceremonies took place at the same time at St. Peter's and at the Phanar, the headquarters of the Ecumenical PatriConstantiof archate nople, in what is now Istanbul on December '7, the day of the last formal voting of the Second Vatican Council. The Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity announced the joint decision of Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I in a communique issued at the Vatitcan. Representatives of Patriarch Athenagoras were present in St. Peter's for the Catholic ceremony presided over by Pope Paul. A Papal mission headed by Lawrence Car- which was never the rule Mertropolitan Meliton of dinal Shehan was present for the secular priest- Heliopolis, representative for the Divine Liturgy hood in the East—of the of Patriarch Athenagoras (Mass) in Istanbul at use of unleavened bread o f !stanbul, accepts from which the Patriarch read in the celebration of the Pope Paul VI a copy of the his declaration. Eucharist, and of the joint Orthodox-Catholic Western Church's rule at s tatement read simultanCHURCHES CLOSED that time of fasting on eously in Rome and in IsThe prelude to the 1054 Saturdays as well as tanbul. excommunications w a s Fridays. A delegation led by Carthe closure of all the Latin churches in Con- dinal Humbert of Silva difficult. Without warnstantinople by Patriarch Candida went to Con- ing, two Papal legates Michael Cerularius. He stantinople in the name strode into the Cathedral objected to the Latin of Pope Leo IX to try to of Santa Sophia on July Church's requirement of resolve the differences. 16, 1054, just as the celecelibacy of the clergy— But negotiations proved bration of the Eucharist was about to begin, and laid on the high altar a bull of excommunication against Michael Cerularius and two of his prelates. A week later, the patriarch replied in kind, anathemas issuing against the legates and the Pope.
to do a post-graduate course in economics at Duke University, North Carolina, U.S.A. He is the recipient of a Duke University Fellowship and a Hackett studentship from the University of Western Australia. He also has an AustralianAmerican Education Foundation (Fulbright) Travel Award. Mr. Fels is a former rnittee of W.A. He represtudent of St. Louis' sented W.A. youth at the Jesuit School, Claremont. seminar held in MelHe graduated with First bourne sponsored by the Class Honours in Eco- World Assembly of nomics at the University Youth. of Western Australia in 1964 and has been a tutor In 1964 he spent two in economics at the Uni- months travelling in India, Pakistan and Ceylon versity during 1965. In addition, during 1965 as a group leader in the he studied final year law National Union of Ausand has now graduated tralian Univeisity Students' overseas travel as a Bachelor of Law. Mr. Fels has held the scheme. He will spend office of President of the two months in SouthGuild of Undergraduates East Asia on his way to of the University of West- the U.S.A. At Duke University he ern Australia. will do a post-graduate For the past - three specialising in years he has been an course executive member of the cross-disciplinary studies Associated Youth Corn- in economics and law.
SOME STILL WANT LATIN
THE BISHOPS OF ENGLAND AND WALES HAVE BEEN URGED TO PERMIT REGULAR MASSES IN LATIN. The appeal from the SPECIAL PRIDE Latin Mass Society, a small but influential In the exceptional cirgroup including many cumstances in England, educated Catholics, ask- where some Anglican ed that where parishes clergy have been saying have more than one Mass the Mass in English for a day, at least one should many years and where bein Latin; that where a the martyrdoms of Reparish has only one Mass formation times were a day this should be in often the result of hearLatin on alternate days; ing or celebrating Mass and that the high Mass In Latin, the old language in Latin should be re- of the Western Church tained and the Gregorian evokes a special pride and chant preserved. loyalty. Its almost total Although there is no a bolition at public question of the English Masses has been accepthierarchy now turning ed faithfully but with a their backs on the Ecu- strong feeling of regret. menical Council's authoThe Latin Mass Society risation for use of the in its petition to Pope vernacular at Mass, intro- Paul VI and to each of duced a year ago, and al- the bishops urges "symthough the majority of pathetic consideration," Catholics here appear to adding that for countless of the exThe validity approve the English Catholics "the disconHe wished all mem- communications has reOn Sunday, December Mass, a number of lead- tinuance of the use of historical an mained and families their Patriarch Athenagoras of Istanbul bestows symbolic kiss ing Catholic laity and the Latin tongue in parts 12, members of the Cath- bers, olic Men's League with all the friends of the question mark, because of peace on Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore some clergy are under- of the Mass has proved their families enjoyed the League a Very happy and Leo IX had died three stood to be distressed at a grave spiritual privaannual Christmas social holy Christmas and every months earlier, and the who had flown to Istanbul in ecumenical exchange the speed and drastic ex- tion and a source of great then of a joint Catholic-Orthodox statement. The number of children blessing for the New See of Rome was tent of the change. anguish of soul." vacant. present was a pleasing Year. sight and augurs well for the future of the League and its activities. Being a family event, it was pleasing to see how the children joined in the games organised by Maria Parkinson, while their parents enjoyed informal fraternisation in A STONE well-head has team to search more the garden. been found beneath the carefully for early ChrisIn his address of sea- foundations of a small tian remains. A stone resonal greetings to mem- church which might be ceptacle for water jars bers and their families, the well used by St. Paul was also found near the the president, Mr. Pat to baptise the first Mal- well-head. Brophy, the tese in 60 A.D. thanked The site of the church ladies for the part that An Italian archaeologi- is the tradtional place • Triong and Hornby Train Sets they have -played during cal mission carrying out where St. Paul was welthe year by encouraging • Meccano Sets Child Guidance Toys excavations at St. Paul's comed by the Maltese !heir husbands in carryBay in the north-east of after his shipwreck while ing out the work of the • Assorted Science & Chemistry Sets Malta has probed the on his way to Rome in 6f) League and that the furemains year Last A.D. foundations of a very old • Children's Games & Books * Souvenirs ture of the League and brought up from a Roits works could be en- church dedicated to St. • Artists Materials * Fancy Goods * Glassware Paul. It found in the re- man villa known to have sured by the continued mains carrying a been standing at the time stone a co-operation and encou• All Stationery Lines Fountain Pens crude sculpture of a of St. Paul indicated that ragement of the ladies. bearded man, a Roman there had been a Pauline • Photo Albums word connection with the place ship and the "Paulus" in Greek char- since at least 400 A.D. JOHN BRADLEY Call in and see our attractive Displays, R.E.I.W.A. acters. This has led the This year's finds give loaded with Gift Suggestions. this to credence more deeply rested tradition. If you are in
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• By . . . MONSIGNOR JOHN C KNOTT USE YOUR IMAGINATION A LITTLE, HERE you tiare an adult human being of the male type. Supposing in all your life you had never known a father—not just the man who helped give you life, but an adoptive father, a foster father, an uncle, an older brother—anyone with whom you could relate man to man. _
saw the other world on television or in a movie. The only men you met came into your life from a shadowy, half-world. At times there was a casual kindness about them, but there was nothing certain or lasting to it. They soon drifted off to be replaced by others less kind ,more violent, more drunk.
atmosphere of fear. There was no place at home to study even if you were interested and had been taught how to read. Not only had that not been done or encouraged . . . you could not even talk. You could of course mumble a few words, but for you to put a sentence together or try to express your own feelings and thoughts—well, no one was interested, so why bother?
of making you feel important and wanted and even loved, if only for the moment. Supposing you did love this girl as well as you could, how could you support her? She is already making more money than you and probably will continue to do so. There was nothing much except the open to a guy like you dirty, menial, servile jobs which paid little and lasted only a 'short time. Where do you go from here? If your Past and present are any indication., you are not going anywhere but down lower than where you are now. What hope is yours — a meaningful job, a home or even a flat of your own, a wife and children in. whom you can take pride?
F l oh man! What a dreamer! MAN, Those things are not for you. Take
soon learned that in all your y ou crowded, dirty, violent life you had
a look in the mirror and tell me what
LCOHOL and drugs came into your Supposing you never had a man-to- to fight for survival, you had to take A life early. For a while they did you see.
man relationship as a toddler. There was no one in your life to hold you, to listen to you, to roughhouse with you, to guide and teach and console and demand of you. No one was yours. But you became a boy and then an adolescent. The loneliness was even greater, the loss more acute because it couldn't be talked about or put into words. Once in a while you caught a zlimpse of something when a schoolmate bragged about his father or you
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An American, sure, but one with a black face, an inarticulate tongue. an empty heart — living without hope in semi-slavery almost as destructive as the slave system his fathers bore and were destroyed by. One hundred years ago a bloody Civil War was fought to rid America of its shame. There is still much to be done before the words of the national hymn —"America, the Beautiful"—can have any meaning for millions of its citizens.
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where in the country. tbn spells XE MARIA As a goodwill gesture, ( Hail Mary in Greek), * LAN% N AND GARDEN CONS FR UCTION Sole' Boneh raised a the most widely spoken * ROTARY HOEING, LEVELLING, EXC.1V ATING hAlf-tone 18-foot copper language in Palestine, * QUOTATIONS GIVEN HIKE OF COST cross on to the dome free • By MAX LAZEGA with Aramic, at the time of charge. Father AntooT Christ. These remains , while bare and unadorn- are supposed to be part MOST of the workers nucci reciprocated by MAJOR milestone ed, is essentially comflags of the has been reached pleted, and some three of the walls of the very are living in Nazareth it- flying the first Jewish - Christian self. They are not only Vatican and Israel and in the cons▪ truction thousand persons are, ex• synagogue-cnurch of Na- Catholic, but Greek Or- the Custody pennant on pected to crowd into it — SOLE AGENTS — thodox and Moslem. As it the basilica. of the great new church for its first Midnight zareth. 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It is for five years has been uary 5, 1964, and descendcan what MOREOVER, ed to the grotto of the 1e known of the Byzantine more television sets pro- built to stand for cena major asset to the j Annunciation be.19w to successive basilica and of portionately, than any- turies. Perth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth economy of the Arab celebrate Mass the visible parts of the community of Nazareth. Crusaders' church are • Lottery Agency 2 0 Mabel St., now incorporated into 67 2716 • Newsagency and basilica The great teepee-like new the PAINTING CONTRACTORS dome, surmounting born to all. 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mother and I'm worried in no small measure she that I might lose my vo- has contributed towards cation if I wait. Do you your vocation. If you have to be over 21 to had been reared by a have your parents' per- less loving helpful mothmission or would it be er, you probably would all right if my father have quite a different atsaid yes? titude to life in general • LOUISE. and to the religious life (Name and address in particular. I feel sure Q.: I would like to be application to study, so supp lied). you understand how difmy when I get teacher that the work is done a A.: I think there are ficult it is for your exams but I have two without undue strain three aspects to be mother to accept the more years of study and and gives you satisfac- thought about in this idea of your leaving the mind don't parents ,ion. it. my problem. Your desire to world, giving up your if I leave school this rive full atteetiee enter the Convent with- right to marriage and year if I want to. Our work and study when out delay, your parents' family life. telling your head is full of con- wishes in the matter, t eacher is always By waiting, you show me I should go on with fusion and energy is be- and your relationship your love and gratitude do and work I chool ing used wrongly about with God. It is more for all s she has done, and my work as best I can future plans. While the difficult for young it will help her to unnear the never decision I'm must be yours, people to wait as the en- derstand just how but strong top in class and some- it will be easier to make thusiasm of youth is this call to the religious By JOHN VIVIAN times my marks are be- the right one if you have strong and postpone life is in reality. She may low the pass. I don't some assurance that the ment can be frustrating. feel that it is sound is nothing starta passing mind school but I can't choice is realistic for If you accepted the wait- whim, that you will ling, but is far from =get make my mind up if I you. Talk this over with ing period as a test of over it, because pleasant. Good dancing she should leave or stay on your teacher and if she your ability to handle does not know that featuring mainly beat a and my father isn't a cannot arrange a voca- disappointment it could vocation is God Buddy Holly type songs. given scholar so he says leave tional guidance test, be a valuable experience. and therefore has if you want to, and your parents can do this There will be many oc- strengths that are bemother says I should for you. E.P.'s casions during life when yond our ordinary exknow what's best for me. Searchers 65 . . . The you will feel impatient perience. The third Q.: I'm a Catholic and because things can't be point concerns Half the class are leavSeachers . . . Astor . . your fear ing this year, so I won't my mother is not, al- done immediately, when that you 15 6d. may lose your be lonely if I stay on. though she's given us a you will bow to author- vocation Tracks Include: What if you wait. How do I find out, for good Catholic education ity against your natural After considering Have They Done To The the this is getting to be a and she's been wonder- inclinations. So this de- points Rain, This feeling Inabove, I'm sure ful about our being lay could help your charproblem. side, Goodbye My Love you will place your conBRENDA. broughtup right. and Till I Met You. This acter formation especial- fidence in Him. God (Name and address year I've thought seri- ly if you accepted the This ET. contains 4 knows our motives, and supplied). ously about entering the disappointment with a if the Searchers best of they are good ones A.: This is a big prob- convent ana I visited good spirit and remained songs and gives a variand we act from charity, lem and I don't think one Rev. Mother and she your usual warm-heartety of their many differHe will give us the help you can work it out en- said I would be suitable ed self. At times you ent styles. Musically one we need to carry tirely on your own. You for entering if I had my may hide your feelings of the top English pop through. I wonder why need to know if you parents permission. I as you would not wish groups, the Searchers we see God as being so have the ability to fol- told my parents and they your family to see an seem just as popular tounhelpful when we have low your choice of pro- were surprised, but they unhappy, irritable perday as they were when a problem, instead of fession, and a good deal want me to do what son or a silent remind- confiding in Him and they started over two about teaching and all will make me happy, er, by your expression, years ago. Only one using his help. If you it involves. I wonder if but my mother cannot that they had refused lost your vocation I'm small setback with this you have had a voca- understand why I want you this permission. The certain it would be from E.P. is that you could tional guidance test? to enter as she thinks second point is your re- neglecting your end of have some of the tracks The test result would it isn't natural and she lationship with your par- the relationship. Keep on singles. give you some lead as to asicea me to wait titt ents. Your mother has up the prayers, this is A. your overall ability and I'm 21 which won't be faithfully attended Kinksize Session . . . to your line of communicawhether teaching would for another 14 months. her responsibiliti es and tion with God, ask him The Kinks . . . Astor. . . be a reasonable choice Now that I have made has given you a good to give you insight tind 15I6d. for you. If this is so, up my mind I want to Catholic education, Merv. Benton, popular Melbourne recording and T.V. has understanding so that Tracks are Louie, Loupersonality. then you may need to go in this year, but I made it easy for you to you will make the right ie, I've Got That Feellook at your personal don't want to hurt my practice your faith and decisions always. AMERICAN TOP 5. the bill are Donovan, tng, Things Are Getting I. Let's Hang On . . . The The Animals Ray Chari- Better and I've Gotta 4 Seasons. es, Petula Clark, Bo Go Now. starting in the YCW be 2. I Hear A Symphony Diddley, The Byrds, The Yet another great E.P. The Supremes. given to help them in the Lovin Spoonful, Roger from the United Kinkmovement techniques, 3. A Taste Of Honey . Miller and Joan Baez. dam by the Kinky Kinks Tijuana Brass. e.g. Gospel preparation, ( their second in three 0 By BARRY TILBURY and that for the more 4. Turn! Turn! Turn! . Viv Prince has left weeks). The main thing The Byrds. "I come to open this conference in the name of the Arch- experienced groups the The Pretty Things. Last I like about E.P.'s from weekend be devoted only 5. I Got You . . . James week he was drumming this group is that they bishop and the first thing that I wish to do is to bring you to two special themes, Brown. with the Honeycombs never put tracks from while Honey Lantree was their singles or L.P.'s on his blessing on the conference and his good wishes for its e.g. confession, birth ENGLISH TOP 5. control and current af- I. Day Tripper/We Can singing and this week he them. success." fairs. Work It Out . . . The is with Who. Who drumBest track is their mer Whooping has This was said by Mon- One suggestion raised day and some of the imBeatles. fantastic rendition of PRESEN cough. TATIONS 2. The Cardinal Is Over signor E. Sullivan in that will be tried out portant matters discusthe old Kingsmen hit Opening the Y.C.W. Girls to discuss the progress sed were a paper on . . . The Seekers. At the conclusion of "Louie Louie," but it is Conference, held last of your own movement, "Christian Judgment" — these papers, the Perth 3. 1-2-3 . . . Len Barry. REVLEWS one of four great tracks week -end at the Highgate to count up the good —at work and in our so- Diocesan Chaplain, Fath- 4. Wind Me Up. . . Cliff AA, Exceptional; A. Very In the unique Kinks Parish Hall. Richard. work that you have cial life God gave us an er J. O'Brien, made a Great group, Good; B+, Good; B. style. to Gay 5. My Generation Monsignor went on to done, to recognise per- even harder task to ful- presentation Fair; C, Poor; D. Dreary. great sounds even a Who. say that at the present haps, mistakes you have fil our vocation — it is Downey and Beverley great photo on the covL.P.'s time there is in the made, to consider wheth- here we meet with all Ruthven both of whom er (guess I've become BEST SEL1F1RS IN The Hullabaloos . . . S Kink disc fan."). Church a very great er or not new lines of walks of life — as are resigning from the PERTH Roulette YCW . . . 52I6d. Executive and godrive action A.A. would Christ did during or would His to bring the Its My Life . . . MidTracks Include; Party people, the laity, more not be desirable. life on earth. Some- ing on a holiday over- night Bus . . . Heigh Ho into the life and work times we may find it seas. The Bunbury dio- . . . Take a Heart . . . Doll, Did You Ever, of the Church. These things are the hard and slow to see cesan chaplain, Father Sound of Music . . . The Beware and Can't You things you where Christ's teachings W. Dwyer, in concluding Honeycombs (L.P.) . . Tell. "Now for you who practical The cover calls them have to discuss and I apply to different parts the conference conveyed K wyet Kinks (E.P.) have been trained and newest singare being trained in the hope that in this Con- of our lives because to the organisers of the TOP POP 5 YEARS AGO "England's sensations." I would ing gratitude weekend the of ference sometim you es will be we become able YCW, perhaps this does Banana Boat Song . . not go quite that far. Bishop Harry not mean anything new to do that very success- so concerned and involv- His Lordship r Belafonte They have had only one in itself, but what is fully. That you will be ed in our actions, we Goody and said that God Shirley Bassey. fair sized hit, I'm gonna bless all will present and able forget to assess how Christ your is own alenvisaged is that all of love you too" (included the laity could be infus- powers of the aposto- so concerned for them. produce the fruit He Without Christian wants from the Confer- It had to happen! A on this disc) but nothed and inspired to take late, to be able, by your studies of the environ- judgment then the YCW ence because we made record company in Eng- ing much since then. a more active part in appearance is heir land (Pye) has signedI the life of the Church ment in which you work, is not a true movement the effort to attend. have shock, they rather a of the Church. to John what Lennon's see yr. up 55 is This required In a great variety of of you that from BRANCH old father for a record- the longest hair in the your Judgment must be done FITZGERALD ways. ACTIVITIES own generosity and your throughout the Moveing contract. His first business and it is dyed RECENT DECREE faith and your own love ment, inside meetings, The Christmas festivi- release is planned for blonde. Although never & FORREST STS., Monsignor Sullivan for Our Lord and de- outside meetings, in ties are under way and December 31, and is a very popular in England, drew the attention of votion to His cause, that' group and by individ- to celebrate, a barbecue song he wrote himself the group has had sucthe delegates to NORTH PERTH the re- you will be able to carry uals. will be held at 15 Ruse titled "That's My Life." cess in America where cent decree on the on this work with great A second paper on St., Osborne Park on Sat- All things being equal it is "in" to be English Church which he The it should be released in and look weird. "Social Enquiries" was urday, December 18. said success. was one of the Australia in the new most imalso presented and some ANNUAL REPORT portant documents to suggestions that came Go along and join in year on Astor. come out of the EcumenFollowing the official forward from the dis- the gathering, all young ical Council. opening by Monsignor cussion groups that can people from the GlendaIn it we have a Kink Ray Davies has "blue Sullivan, Patricia Dolan be put into effect next lough parish are especithe request of Elvis at Print" and the guiding the Perth Diocesan Pres- year were enquiries on ally invited to attend. lines for our Presley's publishing comdrinking girls apostolate, ident, then presented the young that is, that submitted two pany to bring the annual Report on the in hotels, just for someOn Sunday December songs for Message and grace movie to be a of progress and activities thing better to do, poli19 another barbecue will made next year. Christ to all men be- of the YCW Girls' Move- tics and getting to know My tip for top pop longs to all from held, this time at a be Pope ment over the past other Church youth orto the lowliest stars in 1966! The wild of the la- year. Comments on this ganisations. setting at Yanpicnic ity, but the English group WHO. penetration were given from time to The third paper pre- chep, Buses will be leavOf the temporal order time by the delegates sented was on "Suppleis in a Maylands the special way the representing branches mentary Training;" Is ing recording American "THE MODERN EFFICIENT COMPAtAlv" work of the lay apostle. from the Metropolitan more training needed Church at 10 a.m. You man Phil Spector is r-ontractOrc to Catholic inctitittions throughout .he .In concluding Mon- area, Northam. Bunbury other than is given now will need to bring along filming a "Teenage MusState, White Ants, Cockroaches, Silverr -h Rats s:ener Sullivan said, and Manjimup. ic International Show" at training weekends? "7-)u have sausettled here The Conference was next year is that week- your own_ steak or for showing throughout • !icontinued through Sun- ends for new girls just sages. the world. InNuded on
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C.W.L. Branch Notes
Women In C 3
Over 100 members at- Mrs. Child, and to find at all time and added tended the Catholic Wo- she was the recipient of his greetings and good men's League Christmas a small gift for being wishes too. party at Anzac House on the lucky chair. To Monsignor and Mrs. Mrs. Beech of the South Balmer then cut the last week. branch went the cake, which was handOwing to a previous Perth the lady whose ed around, bringing to for prize Lady engagement the was closest to a close C.W.L. activities birthday Mayoress Mrs. Veryard Christmas. for 1965. was unable to be presSubiaco branch is on ent, nor Senator Dordisplay all evening daily tea roster from othy Tangney who was On was the Christmas cake, December 20 to 24. still in Canberra. made, decorated and The League was pleas- donated by Mrs. P. ed to welcome represen- Murphy of South Perth. tatives from the following organisations with At the conclusion of a which the League is af- very delightful supper, The Nurses' Mrs. Balmer thanked filiated. Guild, Inter-faith Group, members for such an The usual monthly Good Neighbour Coun- enjoyable evening, and Army, for their help and co- meeting of the Third Salvation cil, N'Gala, Social Services operation during the Order of the Servants of Women's Service Guild, past year, and extended Mary will be held at St. School United Nations. Apolo- her good wishes to one Philip's High gies were received from and all for a happy and Chapel, Osborne Park, the Civil Rehabilitation holy Christmas. Sup- on Sunday, December Council, Mothers' Union porting these remarks 19, at 3 p.m. Learning Monsignor Slow and Anyone interested in Langmead Group. added his thanks for the attending these meetings Artists for the evening support of the members is cordially invited. were Mrs. Carmel Hynes and Mrs. Janet Jeffrey, whom go many to thanks, also to their pianist Miss Mary Kerr. Their items were enjoyed immensely as were those of Mr. Hyden of rendering whose Irish songs delighted all present. To him also, the league offers its thanks. Between these singing carol items helped the evening pass is still a peaceful community all too quickly. where hillside shepherds watch their flocks It was pleasing to past several years it has see a past president by night. But for the among the guests in been having growing palms.
* By EDITH McNAMARA true state of facts should always be THEcommunicated to youth, with a certain
amount of enthusiasm. No one who believes in a cause or movement sits still, he or she will discuss it at any given opportunity. The Young Christian Workers' (Girls) Movement is a youth organisation mainly worked on a parish basis. Each parish has five or six young people who are interested and willing to take responsibility of a lay apostle. The young people are trained as leaders. Miss Pauline Knight, of Alderbury Street, Floreat Park, has been a member of the Y.C.W. for 12 years. For the last two years she has been a full-time worker for the movement. "In this time," said Miss Knight, "the movement has definitely grown. Especially in some of the outer parishes. Now there are 38 parish
Third Order
ANCIENT CRAFTS MECHANISED BETHLEHEM
Along the winding, narrow streets once trod by Joseph and Mary, ancient crafts are getting a taste of mechanisation. Industries introduced by the Crusaders are being revolutionised by modThis full-length evening gown has been designed for ern manufacturing methods. The economy, too, that grand occasion. Fashioned in simulated wild silk, The venue for the is being boosted by 20th-century industries— it has a hand-embroidered bodice and plunge back. There is Xaverian Club for tennis plastics, textiles, furniture-making. has been changed to even a spaghetti factory. Tenivale Tennis Courts, Thanks to the older artisans, proud of their which are off Charles St., just before reaching Scar- ancient traditions, the art of hand-carving is not borough Beach Road. yet lost. They still work at home carving figures Transport leaves No. 1 from blocks of Holy Land olive wood. But many William Street, Perth, at of the younger men are employed in big shops 7.45 p.m. There will be where modern machinery is used to shape the Mr. Joseph Pavlino- paper, basketware, wallno tennis on Fridays, De- wooden figures. that paper, coffee sets, cast vich maintains cember 24 and 31, but iron enamel casseroles its having is Perth "best will resume on Friday, • MEDIAEVAL CRAFT January 7, 1966. year ever" for Christmas and table linen . . . all Some Bethlehem housewives supplement the buying. He said this these things can be The New Year's Eve the at held party is being family income at home doing embroidery, using week that there are bought at Joseph Pavlinhome of John Wilkinson, designs learned from the Crusaders. But- their more interesting goods ovich's shop. Mr. Pavlinovich openLot 45 Robin Avenue, husbands ply the mediaeval craft of mother-of- in the shops and that the Sorrento. Transport will pearl inlay in factories, where machines speed the buying public has had a ed his doors just over three years ago and is lot to do with it. be leaving No. 1 William work of gluing thousands of the tiny pieces into in contact with the now Street, Perth, at 8 p.m. "The public are more Girls are asked to bring mosaic Nativity scenes. discriminating. They de- leading buying houses supper and boys drinks. quality in Europe and Asia. better Even those who still work at home have a mand Good quality merchanThe club wishes all goods." sold are They their products. for modern outlet members, both past and the Among interesting dise from all over the of tourists present, a very happy in souvenir shops for the thousands items on display in his world arrives at the shop and holy Christmas and who annually flock to Bethlehem to see the place shop at the moment are regularly. a prosperous New Year. where the 'Saviour was born. Antique collecting and traditional Nambu iron ,41.41.4.40,41.4.41.~~41.40•44141,44V Ì4.4,041.4.04.40,041 kettles from Japan. They design are among Mr. are made in modern Pavlinovich's own interGet Better Meat for Less at Japan using a 300-year- ests and before he beold technique and are gan his career on the said to make a very Terrace he worked for 234 HAY STREET, EAST PERTH — 23 4927 two years in the display special tea! 63 CANNING HIGHWAY, SOUTH PERTH 67 1708 of a large department pewter are There The 'Merry Society is WATCH THE WINDOWS FOR OUR SPECIALS Sydney store. a of the shape in corks 11.4P4P4141.~41.04.#44.4 , `4 a 00~MakINININIKINNI , with year this 004.41.#04.4sININIV#4 , closing 141.41.04`4 , 41 His work now also inChristmas Sundown crown from Norway and cludes designing inter,Party to be held at the good reproductions of tors for houses. Canning Bridge Rowing famous paintings. Things practical and Club on Sunday, December 19, Sundown com- things pretty . . . there are lots of both. OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS mences at 7 p.m.
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branches, who are holding meetings. Nevertheless, we would like to see more girls joining the movement, especially girls leaving school." For seven years Miss Knight was the treasurer of the Perth Diocese and is now the secretary. She is also one of the two representatives from the Y.C.W. to the Associated Youth Committee. The A.Y.C. is comprised of the 44 major youth groups in Perth. The meetings are held monthly, and two delegates from each organisation attend. Miss Knight gives a report on the Y.C.W. activities and assists in the functions organised by the committee. She is also a member of the A.Y.C. executive. Miss Knight was emphatic that the Y.C.W. is a good organisation for girls leaving school to join. It is an opportunity for a young girl to meet and make new friends. Basketball and tennis are popular. In the 1965 season, the Perth Diocese had 77 basketball teams participating in the competition, with 600 girls taking part. Dances are held at different parishes. Many other interests, too, which would help a young girl leaving school. About eight years ago, Miss Knight became interested in budgerigars and decided to breed them. Today she has sixty of these beautiful little birds in a large aviary in the back garden of her parents' home. Miss Knight plays squash once a week dur. ing both summer and winter months. This is the only sport she has time to play —although follower through the winter she is a devoted of her favourite football team. Knight There is a rumour that Miss Pauline the may be retiring next year. If this is so, a replace Y.C.W. girls will find it hard to worker, "full-time" willing
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Left: Pictured at the Y.C.W. (GirbtO State Conference held at Highgate last week-end (left to right): Barbara Depiazzi, Diocesan President, Bunbyry, Patricia Dolan Diocesan President, Perth and Pauline Knight, Diocesan Secretary, Perth.
Below: Patricia Smith (left) a delegats from Applecross and Maria Mangano, Diocesan Secretary from Bunbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch who were married recently at St. Cecilia's Church, Floreat Park. The bride was formerly Jennifer Eileen Oates. Father R. Doyle celebrated the Nuptial Mass.
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Birth Control Teaching Still Standing THE CLOSED DOOR Bishop Fulton f. Sheen Discusses . . .
Haering, C.SS.R., who has been deeply unrolved in the current k;ontro. versy. "These notes incu. cate that Father -deer. lug's position time" a that expAsresstehae by Father King, Moz, By FATHER JOHN P. DONNELLY signor Hurley saiu. HE FAMOUS PAINTING which the Divine Lover makes His "The Church is eat OF HOLMAN IIUNT, EN- Presence known. But the voice is "ALTHOUGH THEOLOGICAL TEACHING ON BIRTH CONTROL closing the doors on the that which interprets the knock TITLED "OPPORTUNITY,' IS STILL IN DOUBT ON A THEORETICAL LEVEL, IN subject," Monsignor Hurand informs us of the Personality PICTURES CHRIST AT AN of PRACTICE CATHOLICS ARE BOUND TO FOLLOW THE CHURCH'S ley said. "Theologians Him Who seeks entrance. will continue to argue IVY-CLAD DOOR, KNOCKING. TO and teach privately No entry is forced; it is still PRESENT LEGISLATION UNLESS THE POPE DECIDES according to their convicCHANGE IT." IIUNT has been criticised for not within the power of man to distions on regard the knock, to ignore the contraception, This opinion of the birth PRACTICAL NORM not, however, speak for But the question putting a latch on the outside of here is Voice and to keep the door shut. control controversy's the prefuture." one of the Church's pubthe door. The answer of the artist The taking of food is an means, This conhe outward sent status was agreed lic teaching." He denied was: "The door is opened from the sign of brotherly love and recon- on by three theologians tinued, "that so far, after LAY MAJORITY that such a distinction ciliation, for here the Tremendous and a Church historian years of questioning, we inside." between theory and pracDr. Noonan arrived yet have not noted at that who is also a member of Lover Who is not driven away the point where the doc- when Pope Paul called tice is insensitive to the His words were a confirmation comes in to sup with us. This re- Pope Paul VI's special trine of the Church on the special commission needs of Catholics who of the story of opportunity: "Be- presents the final stage of peace, commission on the sub- contraception can be together over a year ago must struggle with the ject. difficulties of the hold, I stand at the door and contentment and happiness. They expressed their considered theologically it was composed of 56 legislation of the present knock. If any man hear My Voice Church. members, the majority doubtful. of consensus at the U.S His statement was supand open the door, I will come into "This is a practical them laymen. Eight bistiops' press panel folported by Father King in him and will sup with him and he lowing completion by a norm. The Church must months ago, he said, the answer to a reporter's Pope addressed therefore the propose, comacwith Me." These gracious words RE is an estrange- Council sub-commission cording to its present mission, telling mem- question: "Will this view RE of a declare the long 'suffering of Our statement maron expressed here lead to ment of the human riage which is part of lights, a norm for all bers: "The question for Lord as He waits for the conver- heart from God as conscience the text of the schema on Catholics to follow. This you is not what forms Catholics ignoring the sion of sinners; but the love which bears witness. Church's teaching and However much the Church in the mod- does not mean, however, married couple may use practising birth seeks to bring that conversion room there be control the Church has in the expression and fulfor other guests in ern world, which was that anyway?" about is a "knock." filment of closed their the love. All subject to the soul., the Bethlehem story is promulgated on Decem"I have heard this fear avenues are open to your further discussion." The knock is an inspiration, a still true: -"There is no room in the ber 7. expressed, too," Father investigation." On the contrary, he thought, an intuition — anything inn." It is more often in the souls "It is extremely un- King said. "I think the said, theologians are free NEUTRAL TEXT which seems to spring up from our that recognise their own misery to discuss it and call it likely that the Pope has Church should very thors ubconccious mind, either telling and sinfulness that He is given The Pope removed dis- into question in private changed his mind," Dr. oughly and deeply study us that we are on the wrong path, room, as it was the stable rather cussion of contraception and in theory with the Noonan said. "Although such a possibility. But or else showing us the right path. than the inn which welcomed Him. from the Council's com- hope of convincing the I have not seen the final the Church should not It is unfortunate that we have petence last year and set Church otherwise — that draft of the Council's base its judgment on this What we call late is actually up a special Papal com- is, of solving the theoreti- marriage statement, I threat. Rather the decicome to think of the suconscious opening the door, for He Who mission composed of cal doubt and thus per- know it has gone to the sion must be based on mind as being a kind of cesspool knocks never comes empty-handtheologians and scien- mitting the Church to Pope and he has accepted what the Church firmly Dr garbage can, in which all the ed. believes it has received The unrest and discontent tists. The -Council sub- change its legislative it." refuse of the conscious mind is whic from Christ . . . h dogs the steps of a man who commission charged with stand in practice. Monsignor George W. thrown. the statement on maris a sinner and denies sin is but Dr. John Noonan, pro- Shea, rector of the ImCLEAR DECISIONS Actually, the subconscious mind the application of the Divine riage, therefore, has kept fessor of history at Notre maculate Conception is the cellar door, or the rear enUniversity, In- Seminary, D a r lington. Visitor's Hand to the obstinately its text neutral regarding Dame "The history of the the controversy. diana, a consultant of the New Jersey, cited the Church shows it has no trance into the conscious mind by closed door. The stings of conI t was in the frame- special Papal commis- documents which he which Divinity gains entrance, al- science, the movements of the said fear and need have no work of explaining the sion, told the panel audi- constitute most surreptitiously. the Church's fear of Catholics followspirit . . . what are all these, but Council's fo r th coming ence that the schema's present stand on contra- ing its clear decisions" in appeals working through the substatement that the three text in its final form ception: Pius XI's encyc- practical matters of faith conscious mind. panellists and a guest "makes it evident that lical, "Casti Connubii," and morals, Father King speaker gave their view. while the Church's preThe door of the soul is closed to and Pius XII's address to concluded. Father Jonh L. King, sent legislation on conIT would seem that it midwives in 1951. He said the entrance of Truth by error, specifically Referring 0.M.I., superior of the traception (as expressed should be man who is ignorance and prejudice; the door that Pius XII's talk to to the Council's stateOblate Fathers' Rome mainly by Pope Pius XI haemotologists in 1958 ment on marriage and knocking for blessing and for par- of the heart is closed shut by pride house of studies, said the and Pope Pius XII) concerned the "pill," don, but .actually the situation is and unbelief and wilful evil; current questioning of stands until further no- which is still an open the changes made in it as and reversed—Divinity condescends to the door of conscience a result of the amendthe Church's traditional tice, the whole matter of is barred by question. ments submitted by the stand at our door and knock. view "has not a suffi- contraception is open on the continual habit of evil. But "The Church operates preliminary The knocking is likened to these the knocking is repeated, and He ciently intrinsic value or the theoretical level. On on the presumption of bishops after voting last month, Monsufficiently wide accept- the practical level, no half-conscious calls which may be Who stands at the door the truth of its authentic signor George G. Higgins, is that ance among theologians theologian can say the in a moment of quiet or even in Love we fall just short teaching until proven director of the social acof in all to date to constitute a present bans are not otherwise," he said. "This times of sickness and trouble by love." department of the practical doubt." still in force. He should is the basis for its cur tion National Catholic Welrent legislation on con- fare Conference, said traception and Catholics there has been "no are bound to follow it." change in the basic Father Francis J. Con thrust of the document nell, C.SS.R., the formei regarding the ends of dean of the school of marriage." He explained that altheology at the Catholic Univerisity of America though some had wanted 7_kf- By FATHER JOHN P. DONNELLY restatement of the his decree an historical agreed with Monsignor a traditionttl posiChurch's Shea, adding that "the sketch of the congregaWITH TIIE PUBLICATION OF A SET OF DIRECTIVES. INCLUDING tion since its foundation Pope's power of binding tion that procro-tion is primary end rif MI* A NEW NAME AND NEW DIRECTION FOR ITS HIGHEST OFFICE, by Pope Paul III on July Catholics in this matter the and that 001,,r ends riage can hold even if the POPE PAUL VI OFFICIALLY INITIATED HIS PROMISED REFORM 12, 1542, as the Sacred question is an open one are secondary. t'et subMONUMENTAL OF THE ENTIRE ROMAN CURIA, THE Congregation of Roman ('HURCH'S CENTRAL and Universal Inquisi- theoretically in theology." commission del ; t•ately voiding using tho +primADMINISTRATIVE oFFiegs. SPECIALISTS tion, and its change in He added that "since my a nology "primary and sectheological position is The directives were defentier of faith and under suspicion in the name to the Congrega- conservative one, I can- ondary." tion of the Holy Office 483 Great Eastern contained in a motti pro- morals in the Church, realm of faith and by where it is open Pope St. Pius X in not see prio ,a document issued will emphasise the posi- morals. Specialists and question to theoreti H'way, Redcliffe on the Pope's own initia- tive aspect of promotion experts on the subject in 1908. cally." • the, dated December 7 rathre than defenee. Take !On "Since charity banishes question are also to be Regarding position the Phone 65 3157 and entittled "Integrale Among the changes consulted, the decree fear," Pope Paul said, reDA NagOtkod taken by the three thenDISCOMPRT Servandae" (Preserving published on ferring to St. states. John's first the eve of out -6tlogians and the historian. Intact). The title sets one the Ecumenical WINTER Council's • The abolition of at epistle, "it seems more another A fter Houss 67 3815 panellist had of the keynotes of its final day are: least two -present posi- appropriate now to pre- only incidental observaM OTORIN1. contents—reform of the • A change of name to tions, the "commissario" serve the faith by means tions before the panel FIT A TAILOR: MADE Holy Office which, while the Congregation of an office for or promotjudge and the assisfor the K ARINNA ' ended. rt John Bradley, R.E.I.W.A. preserving its function as Doctrine of the faith tant who has been cnarg- ing doctrine. Although it HfaTEl.pLMt$TLR (Congregatio pro Doc- .ed with ()ensuring books. will still correct errors DEEPLY INVOLVED The document estab- and gently recall those in trine. Fidel) from the Mark Monsignor J. Supreme Sacred Congre- iishes a body of consul- error to moral excellence, FROM £7 '19, 6 gation of the Holy Office. tors to the congregation new emphasis is to be Hurley, vice- chancellor given Francisco to San the of preaching with a provision made the • An end to the secrecy To suit all popular in ,Ites archdiocese, said he had vehicles. liclde us from 1948 of the congregation's for the selection of extra Gospel. cowards. ALLIPEAT AGENCITS. operation, 'bringing it in- specialists when they are "Besides, the progress In his possession notes 68 Canning tlighwav, Victoria bort After to the realm of public needed for special theo- of human civilisation, in composed last year by Park 6 6804. logical decisions. It fur- which the importance of the noted moral theolo- 6 2944. 86 47218. Church law. Father Bernard • Establishment of the ther suggests closer liai- religion cannot be over gian, son, Counin with line looked, is affecting the principle of the right of re -emphasis on faithful in such a way appeal and of judicial re- cil's 24 HOUR SERVICE presentation for all those Scripture, with the Ponti- that they will follow the called into doctrinal sus- fical Biblical Commis- Church's lead more fully and more lovingly if they picion by its decisions. sion. The congregation, the are provided with full One of the major critiCnr, Kooyong Road and Great Eastern.. states, for the will explanations cisms of the body to date document RIVERVALL has been that it did not operate either admini- Church's definitions and Phone 61 9393 allow accused theolo- stratively or judicially, laws. Regarding matters gians and religious au- depending on the nature pf faith and morals, this thors to defend them of the case, and will have is evident by the very competence on all mat- nature of things." selves, W. F. SAMSON & ters of faith and morals R EIW, A The Pope stated expliand subject closely interNEW TEACHING 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE nertS related with these. For- citly that this reform of Real Estote Agents. Auctioneers and Sworn Valuator., • introduction of the merly, some of these the Curia's highest cffice e4.1leeted. Ectat es m an aged. Representing: Queens! Club of W.A. new Council teaching on matters were reserved will be followed by re- suranee 4)o. Ltd., Royal Automobile N.S.W. Saving. R.A.C. Isisasanee Pty. Ltd., Rank of the e.ollegiftlity of 'bishops to other departments of forms in the other curial A gency. bodies. The reason for on to the structural re- the Curia. Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltdthis, he said, is the "great Phones: Office: 5 1316, Private Sir form by ordering that I. 4ri,• regional conferences of HISTORICAL SK ETCH changes which have taken Samson, r.c.s.v., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson 3^ .125'2 place both in times and Mrs. D. P. Migro 5 3551. bishops consulted be Pope Paul included in events." when their subjects are
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Legion Of Decency Is Updated
over the country asked the Church to give appro. val and support to the good things a maturing cinema art had to offer.
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HE 31-year-old American National Legion of By then the legion's "THE Lady Vanishes" very interesting side to dullest acting seen out- International c o m petiDecency has changed its name to the National "I condemn" approach (Thursday Movie the Australian actor's side a Sandra Dee Film tion will be Helen Reddi seemed out of date, he C atholic Office for Motion Pictures in the culmiABW2) is vintage Hitch- talent. When it comes to Festival, "The Vampire" and she will beat 12 other said. And not a few Cathcock. The second last using Australian acaents, was just as dead as his contestants for the title. nation of what its executive secretary describes olics resented the at. So there! movie made by Hitch in the Aussies beat the Eng- victims. as an eight-year battle to bring the film review- t empt of well-meaning England prior to his per- lish actors hands dawn. but over-zealous pastors ing agency up to date. manent departure for the to lift the recommenda In an article in America Little, was that motion tions which the United States, it is a perlegion magazine, published in pictures were primarily intended as moral guides fect example of the techHIGHLIGHTS OF THIS THE PRATTLERS CLUB FaJesuit an "escapist" medium by York New nique of a brilliant thril- 4 NEW documentary, WEEK'S VIEWING . . . —We haven't had a memto the status of ecclesiasler director. Over the "The Incredible World of The hatching of Ma and ber here for a while, but thers, Monsignor Thomas unlikely to deal seriously tical laws seriously bind. years very few directors James Bond," has caused Pa Kettle as movie fav- last Saturday evening in F. Little describes the with serious themes. ing in conscience. have become as well Sydney critics to wax ourites in the screen a promotional chat for major changes that have MAJOR CHANGE known as the stars they words of rapture. It is to adaptation of Betty Mc- ST'W9's Western Theatre, lifed the former legion CHANGING CLIMATE use. John Ford offers us be hoped that a local Donald's hilarious novel, Alan Graham cracked it from an almost exclusive Monsignor Little cites But two events signalled Irish action, Fritz Lang channel will screen this "The Egg and I," on Sun- for a free year's subscrip- emphasis on what was A the creation of a new — sadistic gangsterism, as soon as possible. HoU day, December 19, 3 p.m. tion. Admitting that he wrong in movies to the a changing climate. Ross Hunter — glossy about-1)07 on '7—as an ad- TVW7, with Fred Mc- had never heard of a film role of appreciative pa- new generation of Catho- film category, in 1957, as lics arose, better edu- the first major change in tron of fine films. comedy, and Hitchcock vertising gimmick? Murray, Claudette Col- star called Smiley Barcated than their parents, his office's new approach. itself, rett was no fault in is well known as the inception, the its From Main bert and Marjorie and better able to cope This was the "adult" fain every magaexcept that primarily master of suspense. been has legion and Percy Kilbride as Ma the with the contents of c ategory, present zine and newspaper adbeon the defensive. It The performances were and Pa Kettle. A -III classification — films. vertising Channel Nine's proto role was its lieved by topped target, spot on THE last "Four Corners" "morally objectionable programmes would have tect a largely unsophistithe impeccable late, great for the year (ABW2) of"Many friendly voices" for adults." him the told actor's anyname from audience cated Dame May Whitty among them began to adfered us a sharp portrait was Smiley BURNETT, thing that might shock When this one adult Made in 1938, "The of the Canberra corre- YOU READ fT HERE one of Western Movie's or confuse them. An im- vise the legion that the for a classification time was due itself prov• spondent. Some of the beVanishes" has Lady FIRST. . . The winner of greatest comedy per- plicit assumption, ac- "thinking man's" ap- ed insufficient, the legion come a screen classic glimpses into the person- the Bandstand Starflight formers. cording to Monsignor proach to film judging, began to apply "an old and is one of the most- ality tricks of politicians he said. hut little used category Good discussed films by ex- were delightful. known as the 'Separate perts on cinema direc- luck, "Four Corners," we Meanwhile, competition Classification.'" This tion. If ABW2 have any will miss you until 196(3. f rom television was help- misleading label" was more vintage Hitchcock ing to persuade the film changed in 1963 to A-IV-in their library, may we industry to turn out "morally unobjectionable see them soon? more high-quality pro- for adults, with reserva"WAYNE and Schuster ducts. Young persons all tions." Affectionate Take An Look At Jack Benny" SHELLEY Berman's ap- ( ABW2) may have verged pearance on "The Ed Sul- on the mawkish in its Recently, 25 Legionaries The members of Our and the Sister is helped livan Show" (STW9) heavy - handed, sentimen- from York, Mundaring. Lady Help of Christians in the church with the showed once again this tal approach to the com- and Perth Praesidia went Curia feel that the visita- preparation for Mass. December 19 (Violet): Fourth Sunday in comedian's ability to edy of Jack Benny, but to Northam to assist the tion was well worthwhile The Curia is very conAdvent (1st Class). Mass Proper. No the actual film and videomake comedy magic out parish priest and local and that everyone was scious of the necessity Gloria. Creed. Preface of the Trinity. of a stool, a handker- tape clips c• Benny at Legionaries carry out a very happy with the op- for extension and is negochief and an invisible \s orh: were delightful. census in new areas. This portunity of getting to tiating for the establishDecember 20 (Violet): Mass of Preceding telephone. My only com- Jack Benny is at 71 the combined effort was or know other Legionaries ment of a Praesidium at Sunday (2nd Class). No Gloria. Common grand old man of the ganised by Our Lady plaint is that I have yet and exchanging ideas Harvey. The news from Preface. to see Berman perform electronic age. Having Help of Christians Cu- while at the same time these country Praesida is December 21 (Red): Feast of St. Thomas, a sketch that is not well- conquered radio, films ria and it proved to be carrying out some worth- very inspiring and you known because it has al and television, he has very successful. Apostle (2nd Class). Mass Proper. and more that notice while active work. will ready been featured on now announced his reSecond Prayer of Feria. Creed. Preface more works of service The day started offihis records. No comic tirement. "Except for the of the Apostles. are carried out. SUNBURY should rest on his laurels occasional TV show." cially with Legion prayers December 22 (Violet): Mass of Preceding and Berman would be says Jack. You can't keep at 11.30 a.m, followed by was Since Bunbury Sunday (2nd Class). No Gloria. Common even greater with new an old show business dog a lunch break which visited by Perth Legiondown for long! helped the Legionaries to aries, the Curia has two material. Preface. get to know each other. new Praesidia, one at December 23 (Violet): Mass of Preceding Each one was then allot- Margaret River and one The Clontarf Auxiliary Sunday (2nd Class). No Gloria. Common ted a partner, the Catena at Donnybrook. Members Committee wish to Preface. ' THE Saint" (TVW7) HAVING lived through was recited and they set of the Curia visit Mar- thank all those who atDecember 24 (Violet): Vigil of the Nativity last week gave me the op- "The Corn Is Green" so off to the areas to be garet River and work tended the farewell to with the new Praesidium ( 1st Class). Mass Proper. No Gloria. portunity of seeing an o ften, I even speak with tackled. Brother °Doherty, parto help and encourage old friend of mine in a touch of Welsh, I deCommon Preface. About an hour and a ticularly those who doaction again. Australian cided to watch "The Vam- half later they returned the members. They have nated towards the surDecember 25 (White): FEAST OF THE actor Ken Wayne (known pire" (STW9) as my Sat- to the presbytery to give re-formed t h e Sacred prise presentation of an NATIVITY OF OUR LORD (1st Class). Heart Sociality — all the for his radio portrayal of urday movie, and "Hea- their reports. Several air trip home to see his Mass Proper. Creed. Preface of the rejoined members old detective Larry Kent), ven's to Betsy," what a prospective active memand nine new members mother in Brisbane. Nativity. turned up as a young carry-on. What with the bers were found. The The target was reachDistrict Attorney battling censor's scissors on the day closed with final were consecrated. December 26 (White): Sunday within the ed with £30 to spare a big crime boss. Ken's snip whenever the vam- prayers and a very welOne of the Legionaries which Octave of Nativity. Mass Proper. Second will provide performance war well up pire looked like drawing come cup of tea at the has been active in the spending money and preSt. Stephen, Martyr. Creed. Prayer to par and revealed a blood and some of the presbytery. Kirup area and they now sents for his homePreface of Nativity. have a Sacred Heart So- coming. VNIVNISP4.4.4.0000.41. dality of 12 members and expect three more to join. FOR SERVICE, CONSULT— All the aged and sick people have been visited and the Rosary has been AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES— started in the homes. A social afternoon has been FIRE — ACCIDENT — MARINE — LIFE organised and will be CALEDONIAN INSURANCE CO. • held on the first Thurs- FATHER Edward J. Mulday of each month, when vihill, chaplain of Mer- BRITISH TRADERS INSURANCE CO, LTD. people will meet to talk, cedes College, Spring- LICENSES & GENERAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. have games and after- field, Adelaide, who has We can Satisfy Your Every Insurance Requirement. noon tea. been awarded a £2,373 Western Australian Branch: It has been suggested Churchill Memorial Trust Grant, has been Director 248 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. that the Legionaries will call on non-Catholics of Catholic Education in A .H. BRIGGS, Group Manager for Western Australia. when there is a bereave- the Archdiocese of Adement to offer condol- laide since 1958. Father Mulvihill, who ences from the Catholic community, and another is 36, holds the degree of FOR YOUR LIQUOR AND suggestion is to keep in B.A. (Hons.). PARTY REQUIREMENTS He will leave in Februtouch with the Sisters at the school to find out ary for the U.K., U.S. and SEE about sick mothers who Europe for ten months school study various may need help in their to systems, not solely Cathhomes. The Sunbury Curia cr- olic, at primary and secganised a retreat for ondary levels, the trainl adies and this was held ing of teachers, the inteMENTION THAT YOU SAW THE AD. IN at the Busselton Legacy gration of lay and reliCamp and was very gious teachers in Catho1288 HAY STREET, WEST PERTH successful. Forty - three lic systems, the co-opera TeachReligious tion of ladies attended. For enquiries ring 21 4553 ing Orders in the concentral of ducting THE JUNIORS schools, and the methods Junior Praesidia in the used in various GovernWESTERN AUSTRALIA'S CATHOLIC WEEKLY area are very active. The ment schools to provide young people visit the for religious education. aged in their homes and "In this ecumenical age • EACH WEEK YOUR RECORD CARRIES THE in hospital. They cut I will study new ap- Cold Kegs ADVERTISING OF MERCHANTS Cy SERVICE wood and carry it into proaches in the teaching the houses when neces- of religion and mutual &Iwo:1),s FIRMS YOU CAN TRUST. sary and do messages. co-operation with other They see that a Missal C hristian denomina voiloble • WHY? — BECAUSE "RECORD" ADVERTISERS guide is typed and placed tions," he said. on the Church notice Mulvihill is Father WINES & SPIRITS ADHERE TO THE STANDARDS OF OUR TRADI- board. Catholic literature chairman of the Commis AT CUT PRICES is collected and distri- sion for Catholic EducaTIONAL ADVERTISERS CODE OF ETHICS. buted, stamps are col- , tion set up in Adelaide Temprites for Hire lected for the missions, last August.
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The singer "Dream" music, the ociere appearances at the Philharmonic Or- is Alfred Deller, counteror two sym- Royal e one Adelaid and and us tet Perth 966 1 chestra, it goes almost tenor (who visited folphonies. that this with his Deller Consort saying Festivals in March, out with Yet both he and his ....ree4.60$604, lowed by a tour of the last year). The counteris a first-class issue. 30 Lirkre, emporaries would lia. cont Austra of cities tenor, a kind of boyajor m have considered his reliSo many of the per- soprano grown up, is a Announcing this in gious works by far his formers also sang in the strange voice to our ears, Sydney this week, Mr. and full-length Columbia verimportant most ive Execut Haag, but enormous quantities tefan S greatest sion which also had a of music were written his " "Elijah Trust, the of Director work. Highlights disc that there 1 for it before the 18th said the visit held special Nowadays, all we hear might be some confusion. ! century. would it as nce ignifica s is "Hear Ye, 0 Israel." This is quite new and not The "In Nomines" are commemorate the 2,500th sung on this record very a re-issue—that had the ber anniversary of theatre • Elizabeth Huddersfield Choir, this instrumental cham by y autifull be 1/! sets o fviols, for music in Greece. ! no h althoug Philhar Harwood, has the Royal "This is an important something like an Elizamonic. g story of the a new and modern apcompellin Thealian Austra in vent bethan string quartet. e . t drama ancien to of King Age- proach si utterly tre, because the Greek deliverance Symphonies All this music His productions inMOZART: daughter, Baroque. the to ferent dif Theatre was the cradle memnon's Nos. 32 & 38 (Prague'). hands clude most of the anthe to ia, I tic phigen Roman and Westthe of sical drama Clas for tragedies Decca Ace of Diamonds s for blood cient Greek schools. It takes a little ern World," Mr. Haag of his enemie 36/6. and Attican comedies as sacrifice. ' getting into (but much said. as the Shakespearwell of onies less than our own conI symph vithe is early The other THE "The visit marks the ian and French classics. lt to temopraries! ), but you difficu y are comed art ribald brant Moz any that ever first time Mr. Michaelides has distinguish from the di- could hardly have a betgreat Greek ensemle has "LYSISTRATA," by Aris- just concluded a highly porvertimento and the over ter introduction than this come to this country and tophanes, which successful tour of South Lysisof ture and No. 32 is a short record. legend the trays us to ant it is import Africa, where his proto one - movement won: advice her and trata that artists from the duction of "Elektra" was l performance of "The Messiah- in which is little more than GILBERT AND SULLIof Athens HE annua women the an Europe of e irthplac b acclaimed by critics. VAN: Ruddigore (Comsant minor Mozart. Perth follows the pattern set throughout plea "Prague" is, of drama should be here at and Sparta that they Athens Drama The Two Aces of plete). The favours all a time when Greece it- withhold s many the British world and, apart from the music, plays course, a different kettle 59/-. include Company discs, Clubs self will be celebrating from their warriors hus- of the best known actors as; of fish. Both are given Christm in Christ g keepin in was role it le until valuab a bands LETE Gilbert its 25th Century of theaand actresses from the performances A COMP excellent Know agreed to abolish war. "I sing n opera for rk Sulliva McGu Molly g and hearin y tre." nobod of Theatre National by the London Symphony The plays will be pro Greece. As well as play- That My Redeemer Liveth" could fail to get the Orchestra under Peter less than £3 (or six dolNINE WEEKS lars, as we will soon be duced in the modern ing all the main Greek Maag. Maag is a secondsaying) sounds very atThe nine-week tour of Greek language by Costis cities and towns, the message. line British conductor tractive, but I have some the Athens Drama Com- Michaelides, director- company th toured has Usually the University another critic remarked, whose very great streng about this pany coincides with the producer of the Athens South Africa, Rhodesia, an al- reservations has some he g t; Mozar realisin last s i at s is honour the takes Choir with, the begin To one. spring season in Greece Drama Company. Ethiopia and Cyprus. - delicacy in softer pas- most unfailing instinct opera strikes me as perform any almost in and the anniversary of for shaping Mozart and ance in which they take sages. er pedestrian and DISTINGUISHED NO HANDICAP the first drama contest choir, the catalogue is dotted rath to ing the Return poor a ran they but part, with Gilbert at ained str Athens in held in history, A characteristic of its second to the soprano it did sound rather top- with Mozart-Maag jewels lides has a Mr. Michae limping. This most his in 534 B.C. and won by distinguished career in performances is that the whose vocal control and heavy, with the women of which this disc is not effect is exaggerated by the poet-actor, Thespis. theatre. He studied at language is no handicap purity of tone grow year overpowering the men in the least. the stilted D'Oyly Carte It also- coincides with the Dramatic School of t o its presentation of by year. Like Elizabeth the massed choruses; as tradition where even the gala anniversary celebra- the Greek National Thea- ancient drama to the Schwarzkopf on a larger always, it struck a better ENGLISH LUTE SONGS young lovers have a NES: NOMI& SIX 'IN tions in Greece, which tre Organisation and English-speaking public. stage, Molly McGurk is balance in the softer pasmiddle - aged stuffiness. Vanguard Gold Star, The actors are skilled liable to make the other sages. will include the estab- spent many years reAdd to all this that the 25/-. Talking of softness, the lishment of a biennial searching the field of in expressing the temp- performers sound amarecording is extremely Pastoral Symphony was Drama ancient classical Greek erament of their roles, teurish. International ard Vangu old, the only merit of the of SOME beautifully played by the giving superb displays Festival at the ancient drama. cheap this issue would appear their on s release of mime. And it is EXCELLENT CONTROL group of inner string label have the superbest , to be the price. theatre at Delphi. For the past 25 years players and continuo, that the The company of 28 out- he has been closely as- a known fact with a soft delicacy must praise Chorus ous Greek A word of standing actors will pre- sociated with the Nation- melodi har- be given, however, to the which painted that most the match can work sent two plays for its al Theatre of Greece and 'The mony of musical drama. contralto, Nancy Thomas, wonderful nocturne, history-making tour. on.' Salvati the Theatre des NaOur of Night The l. contro Athens Drama for excellent The The first is Euripides' tions, in Paris, and is Company will open its tenor, Neville Hicks, was As then, the Nativity was classic tragedy, "IPHI- widely recognised for Australian tour at the not particularly distin- ignored by the outside GENIA IN AULIS," thehis work in introducing Festival of Perth and guished and his perform- world, represented last by the Embassy will be staged at the ance, although adequate, Saturday which could band dance dethe ing lament us left from Playhouse Theatre a disturbing as heard be HerWilliam Wednesday, March 2 to parture of ground.—H.T.G. asback , Martin Bruce bert. L March 12.
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TALKIN G ROYAL CORAL FOR CUP CRICKET
THE bookmakers would probably rather forget that six favourites won at Ascot last Saturday, along with one joint favourite, but the day was memorable for Royal Coral's convincing win in the main event of the day, the Ascot Cup, run over a mile and a half. LOOKING A PICTURE OF FITNESS AND HAVING HIT TOP FORM AFTER A WIN IN THE STRICKLAND STAKES THE PREVIOUS WEEK, ROYAL CORAL ENHANCES HIS CHANCE IN THE PERTH CUP.
• By TOM O'DWYER
Valuable Time Lost In 1st Test
rounder, and though he hadn't set the world on fire with his perform. ances, his consistency with both bat and ball, showed that he was a player of undoubtable ability, and most certain. ly a future Test player. With this magnificent Test debut he has I'm sure, made for himself a permanent place le Australia's line-up for many years to come and will play a major role in her future fight for the "Ashes."
W.A. SIDE ADVANCES It was the fillies' day for the two-ear-old raves, as only one colt managed to get a place By scoring 401 runs for wickets 9 declared in the first four of each race. A further win for the speedy Haze in the opening event, indicates against South Australia a very bright future for this attractive filly by The Lampert and, if drawn well, she should win As was forecast by the weather bur- the W.A. Shield side the Karrakatta Plate. gained another 4 points eau in Brisbane, rain interrupted and on their all conquering HOPETOUN HANDICAP win by six lengths from return to her earlier good half into the the Eastern bargain. held up play in the opening game of the tour of ( First Division): Lord Billum, with the form when she ran out a Dorbella filled the third Test States. This win on the series. Much valuable time was consistent Cyclone Mavis winner by three-quarters position three and a half first innings gave them According to the book- third. Lord Billum is go- of a length from Rose lengths behind Count lost by Australia as a result, after a total of 22 points and makers, the first division ing to have a spell away Satin, with Redacre third. Apt. Booth having won the toss, elected to must make them firm of the Hopetoun Handi- from racing to .give him Both these placed horses favourites to win the Count Apt made a gal- bat. cap was a foregone con- a chance to develop and have won their previous lant attempt to emulate shield, make no mistake clusion, and the running he should When play was resum- shots, which includes about it, this be one to keep races. The grey Tudor his win in the Birthday side is a of the race a mere for- in mind for next year. Eve was fourth, and also Cup, but his opponents ed Australia was soon the hook and pace shot, really good one. Their mality. which i n with trouble the he plays with a previous winner. bowling lire-up did not allow him to get has quick dismissal of Cow- power and certainty. This proved to be the HOPETOUN IIANDICAP none better in any There should be more so far in front this time, per, Burge and Booth, case as Haze lived up to FIRST TEST State, add to that a races in store for the and he was running out but a magnificent at( Second Division): her reputation and HUNDRED batting list that can get good-looking colt Red- of steam at the finish. tacking partnership by spreadeagled the field to Little Debra showed a acre, who is by Golden By scoring a century runs right down to the opener Bill Lawry and in his first Test Match, last batsman and a fieldGod and out of Ihumata. SWANSTON HANDICAP young New South Wales Doug. Walters fulfilled ing side which (First Division): is at least BaJalamp rang a good star Doug Walters play- the ambition of every equal to any race on this occasion to other, and At 5-4 favourite, Paper ing in his first test real- Test batsman and in so you've got a very forfinish fifth. straight into the Cap led ised 187 runs and thus doing added his name midable Western Australian Turf Club opposition. Last in the first division of the prevented what could to the illustrious and but by no means least, MELVISTA NOVICE S1,vanston Handicap and have been disaster for select few who have per- W.A. have in Baker a HANDICAP: held on to win by one Australia. In hitting his formed this great feat. wicket keeper, second THIS YEAR'S OUTSTANDING A popular winner of and a quarter lengths fourth century test For some seasons now, to none in Australia, the Melvista Novice Han- from Flagardia, with As- against England, Lawry the cricket prophets who by this consistency 3-YEAR-OLDS MAKE THE away neck long syrian a dicap was the previously played what critics con- have predicted great and reliability, has done luckless Persistency, third. Castledel ran a sider his best ever in- things from this young- much to do with the wearing blinkers, who good race to be fourth nings. Those who have ster, not only as a bats- success and position the lived up to his name by and should soon improve seen him at his best real- man, but as an all- side now has. bearing down on his on this form. ly see a fine player, one This was Paper Cap's who can play all the rivals to win by one and a hail lengths from Sir second win in three races PICKS THE Monk, with the blinker- and he was only narrowed Royal Cyrus two and ly beaten in his previous BEST FOR THE TROTS a quarter lengths away run by Mak Fair. third. Persistency had been SWANSTON IIANDICAP ( Second Division): knocking on the door for the feature attraction of the . . some time, and no one A few yards from the would dispute that it was winning post it could his turn on Saturday, have been any one's race when he looked fit and in the second division of hope only One can well. A court in Ferozepur, the Swanston Handicap, that he retains his form but Fortescue Lad battled India, has found a Cathto make up for his many on to hold off a late chal- olic priest innocent of near-misses, and to repay length from Beldora, the charge of harbouring his owner for his persis- who, although badly a Pakistani spy in his tency. drawn, made a run home during the recent 7.00—CHRISTMAS GIFT, 5 (14f. 156yds.) through the field in the India-Pakistan conflict. CORPLYN or THREE KINGS EMPIRE SPRINT: final furlong to be beaten 7.30----CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, 4 (13f.) tribunal freed The The Empire Sprint was by only a half-neck with PAULA NELSON Father Edward, O.F.M. away a runaway victory for the Big Bell a half-head or RADIANT FORTUNE parish priest of the Victorian gelding, The third. Big Bell also had Cap., 8.00—CHRISTMAS GIFT, 6 (14f, 156yds.) Punjab bordering town one and draw outside an Burglar, who trounced SCOTTISH REX or BEAU GRATTAN his opponents after lead- hopes, after this effort, to Pakistan, after he had 8.30—CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, 5 (13f.) all the way. Watersan see him in the winner's spent 47 days in jail. . . SHIRLEY REID or WEKIN came quickly through enclosure before long. The priest, of Indian 9.00 —CHRISTMAS GIFT, 7 the field to be second, (14f. 156yds.) nationality, was arrestcould not but have MILLBROOK WELTER: ed in September under SURFER'S GUIDE caught the winner inside or VICTORY CHIEF As expected, Kentuckian the Defence of India the distance. The third ran out an easy winner rules by about 100 pol9.30—FREE-FOR-ALL (13f.) horse was Norval Boy. HARWOOD WIMRA or GENDARME of the Millbrook Welter icemen who raided his The one horse which by two lengths 10.00 —CHRISTMAS GIFT, 8 from the residence at night fol(14f. 156yds.) might have been expect outsider Yenton who was lowing reports that a COUNTY COUNCIL ed to upset the apple three and a half lengths spy was hidden there. or RAIDER ADIOS cart, by beating The Bur- i n front of the mare 10.30 —CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, 6 No spy (13f.) could be glar, was Railway Boy, Pastel Lady. BODBOROUGH or SAM COLLETTE found by the police. but he never represented Kentuckian, a colt by any danger to the winnef. The report to the polNight Guardian, was well BEST BET . . clear entering the ice is said to have been * SHIRLEY REID CHAMPION FILLIES straight and flew home STARES: EACH WAY . . RODBOROUGH made by wealthy landwithout any serious chaladvanlaosigella took I Double_: PAULA NELSON—SHIRLEY REID lenge. He is one of the owners who resented tage of the inside draw favourites to win the the priest helping opBest Quinella: and tried to make all the Derby and has done PAULA NELSON — RADIANT FORTUNE backward pressed class running to win the Cham- everything up to date to pion Fillies Stakes, but supplart his favouritism. people. could not hold off the challenge thrown out by Muette, who started at .5-2, joint favourite with Kweelo. Muette's well-timed run wore down Damigella in t he last few yards, but Damigella did not give up the struggle until the winning post was passed Third was Hot Miss, who should not be long in opening her winning ac2nd Night of Christmas Carnival count this season.
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TRIBUTE TO COSGRAVE MISSION NOTES
ONE of my newsletters has, I am afraid, gone astray, and His greatest memorial at Radio Eireann will alamong the happenings it reported was the recent death ways be the Thomas Davis Lectures, named of William,T. Cosgrove at an advanced age. He had retired after the Irish writers Under Davis. long ago from politics, having been President of the Executive Thomas this heading, he arranged Council in the new State which emerged from the Treaty many series of lectures by leading authorities, in 1922. covering Irish history,
By REVEREND FATHER
and he aimed at encouW. J. FOLEY It was and is a State of respect, Premier Lemass ieligious man, and a real raging real history, with 26 of the 32 Irish coun- (who now heads the Dubliner. The morning bjective assessments. o ties and in the early party which Mr. de before he died, he had For anyone interested 1920's when he was estab- Valera left behind him served Mass — which he Ireland, these sets of i n Michael with lishing it, when he became Presi- loved to do—in a Dublin lectures are invaluable; Collins as head of the dent) paid tribute in the church. several of the sets have new professional army, Dail. published by Radio been arms opposed in was symparties, he From all Eireann. LIFE IN A NEW VIETNAMESE colleagues pathy has gone out to former by who did not agree that Mr. Liam Cosgrave, who DIOCESE his on enough had been achiev- has carried ed. father's political tradition THE diocese embraces mountain and forest areas that There followed the bit- and is now leader of the ter Civil War with heroes main Opposition party, AT the age of 56, one of have a total population of 300,000, of the revolution like Fine Gael, in the Dail. In Ireland's leading novelof whom 75,000 are Catholics. Collins and Eamon de the past 33 years, since ists and men of letter, IT has not been a parThe population of the diocese is w.ralera on opposite sides, Mr. de Valera came to Francis MacManus, from ticularly cheerful time a mixed one, made up of Vietbut in the past few weeks namese (mostly refugees from the all the bitterness had north and the centre), Montagvanished, as leaders of all parties, and of course nards and primitive tribesmen who President de Valera, paid live in villages on the slopes of the their tributes to the late mountains, and, lastly, a small Mr. Cosgrave.
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group of Chinese merchants and farmers. The Vietnamese make up the majority of the 75,000 faithful of the diocese and they are remarkably fervent. Far from separating them from the practice of their religion, the extreme hardships which they are enduring tend to make them even more devout. Their great calm and charity amid present difficulties has won a place for them in the hearts of nonChristians. The Montagnards, a small minority of whom have been evangelised within about the last thirty years, are beginning to open themselves to Catholicism. Being Animists, the Montagnards live almost continually under the fear of
lages lasts from four to seven years. Evangelisation has hardly begun among the Chinese of the diocese, but there are about a hundred Chinese Catholics in the city of
Dalat.
Fl UNDER THE COMMUNISTS ABOUT half the diocese is under communist control, but the missionaries have remained at their posts. Naturally, the apostolate in these places has been seriously slowed up. There has been
The new generation serious fighting, especially in the looks beyond the Civil provinces bordering on Cambodia, War, into the years when and the inhabitants of about a those on both sides of 1 111tAntsionsasA dozen Christian villages have been that war were united in a obliged to flee. A 71-rear-old priest "ftlfisaarimil and seeLningly heroic who has been serionly wounded hopeless struggle, and it has nevertheless stayed behind to is inclined today to give the survivors, whatever minister as well as he can to the part they took in the faithful of his neighbourhood. Civil War, due credit. Three young lady catechists were Mr. de Valera, who was power, the Fianna Fail Kilkenny, has died sud- the last days of Novemtaken prisoners by the communists (Lemass) party has been denly. opposed to Cosgrave in ber and the beginning of and held by them for four days. To me, his loveliest December. the Civil War and op- out of office for only five Each day they were subjected to posed to him politically or six years, made up of book has always been Downpours of rain, separate questioning about their ever afterwards, is now t wo terms when a com- "Flow On Lovely River," sometimes for three confamilies ,their education and their President of Ireland. He bination cf parties form although he wrote many tinuous days and nights paid his tribute, and re ed the Government. missionary activity. On the last books which are, much at a time, have dampened gretted that political dif- In one of those terms, more highly rated by the the spirits, and flooding day they were questioned together ferences had driven them Mr. Liam Cosgrave be- critics. caused such havoc that and disagreements in their indiapart in the years after came Minister for ExterHe was formerly a tea- the Government has set spirits, but at the same time they Vidual declarations were pointed the revolution. nal Affairs, and recently cher: he then went into aside a fund to aid those are uncontaminated and they ob- but to them. Mr. Cosgrave was given when Mr. James Dillon Radio Eireann, where he who suffered losses. serve a high degree of justice, Finally, an insidious question a State funeral, schools stepped down as leader became General Features The lordly Shannon loyalty, sincerity and mutual as- was asked of them: "The Ameriwere given permission to of the party, Liam suc- Officer, responsible for was watched with trepisistance. cans have come with their troops, close, a number of muni- ceeded him. talks, documentaries and dation; it came within The Apostolate is exercised their bombs and their planes cipal and other authorihighrecord a of The late William T. virtually all the more inches to ties adjourned their Cosgrave was born in "serious" side of pro- level which it set in the among them primarily through take over our country and kill our meetings as a mark of Dublin; he was a deeply grammes. The Controller 1950's, when there was schools, each village contacted by compatriots. What do you think? of Programmes in Sound t remendous damage, and missionaries sends four or five boys Do you love them or do your deRadio is a poet and although it flooded huge and girls to centres of intellectual spise them?" writer, Roibeard 0 Fara- areas on this occasion, and spiritual training which are The answer was: "If we were chain (Robert Farren), too, it remained an inch entirely gratuitous because of the Combatants we would hate them, of Dublin, who like Fran- or so below the real dis- extreme poverty of the people. but we are missionaries of Jesus cis MacManus has taken aster level. These young people eventually re- Who commanded us to love all, WickCounty Bray, I n many of his themes from turn to their villages as catechists. even those who hate us and nisr.-4e11oclern Aarmacy tne lives of the Irish low, a peaceful and happy The catechumenate in these vil- cute us as you do." Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS saints and from old seaside resort in the Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 Gaelic writers. summer, hundreds of people were homeless. Roibeard delivered a The Shannon, which is graveside oration for his not of course near Bray, colleague Francis Macis the greatest river in Manus. this part of the world. OST of us are half -persons, us. God's wrath against me 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE As I wrote in a paper for We are proud of that at w hich is another way of say- being a Pharisee is one and the A re Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing or here, only a few days betimes, but we are very ing that we are or Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes arid Filling. neurotics. But we same thing as God's love for me fore Francis MacManus uneasy about it when Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Wil l Quote like being demi-humans because it when I am a Publican. The sun died, he and Roibeard too much rain. there's for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. O Farachain, the present When President Ken- saves us from responsibility and is no different when it shines on of Productions Director PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 was here, Sinead de suffering. If we were deaf, we mud and when it shines on wax. nedy ( drama), Michael 0 Aodwife of the Pre- would not have to worry about the But it hardens the one and softens Valera, na, the late Seamus Ka. 41 , 004 , 0,1,41 , writes lovely automatic drill oft the street. If sident—she 4.41,41,111.#41.~4.#4,1P#M41.44P4..#0,,...#4.4NP.MMOilK#1,INIJ the other. If, then, you feel that vanagh (children's profor children — stories we had no sense of smell, we you are a half -person, if you feel THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE grammes) and a few taught him a poem about could live near the stockyards with that God does INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED other gifted people are the not love you, it is Shannon and, when r esponsible for the Radio he visited the cities along impunity. If we were blind, we because you are not loving others. CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN would never have to worry about Try loving. Try showing it on beEireann we know today. INSURANCE PROTECTION Shannon, he recited Eireann is still the Radio beggars and their tin cups. Why half of those hundreds of poor pride. it with 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. the term given to sound Dublin has just marked do so many faint at the sight of bishops who came to me daily at Phone: 21 6091. A. De CAUX, Manager. radio, although we have I APIPAPOIP4.4,4 , the Council, begging for help. I .~###4.4.04.#4 , 04PINIVININIVI.N•NPAP#4,4WKI.4,4,1"4"M• the anniversary of his blood? Because they would rather now had television (Telewith Masses and surrender consciousness than face am giving them of my substance; death, fis Eireann) for about other tributes; there will the stress that the blood evokes. therefore I have a right to ask you four years, and both for probably never be such One woman wrote me: "I refused to give of yours. Furthermore, it purposes dministrative a a glorious few days in will make you feel less "muddy" are known as Radio Eire- reland as those on which to read your 'God Love You' SHEET and METAL WORKER I column for months because it and turn you into a "softie" for ann. President Kennedy made Specialists in Galvanised and Aluminium. threw a burden on me that I Christ's sake. now legendary tour. his Roof Decking • LEADING SERVICE did not want to bear." So long He continues to be reas we live in this state of blinding 5 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 pride. membered with sound In many ways, ourselves to the hunger and thirst radio is still the leading of others, we feel God's wrath. GOD LOVE YOU to M.S. for £ 90; service: it has more proThat intelligent is, we feel uncomfortable, to M.K. for £ 10; to Anon. for 10/-: grammes of an GEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. nature, it inspirations are divided, neglected. This is His way to L.B.S. for £ 2, "for the MisW. J. FULLER — G. A. FULLER more deeply rooted in of telling us not to go on ignoring sions:" to D.T. for £ 1/10/.., -for Members of the Stock Exchange of Perth the Missions;" to R.T.C. for £ 2, Ireland, and there are the rest of the world. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS about half a million GRAFrON STREET, the "for the hungry:" to Anon. for 1/105 St. George's Terrace, Perth sound radio sets, com- city's most fashionable to Anon. for £ 10: to E.B. for Telephone 23-1038 Telegrams "Warnewt" Perth pared with about 300,00C) shopping centre, turned £ 2/ 10/-,"for the 0rp14ans throughtelevision sets, although Oil its Christmas lights AS you can see. God seems wrath- out the world:" to C.F.M. for 10/ful when we resist loving the the television "set count" the other night. -17.12:7-11!VM131111111•111•1=11111 is growing rapidly. They are really magni- needy; He seems angry because we • CUT OUT this column and pin But perhaps I am a ficent, but many other are the way we are. The moment your sacrifice to it ailed post it The Society of St. Vincent de Paul little prejudiced in fav- streets, including Henry we cut into our to Reverend Father W. J. Foley, resources, for our of sound radio; I Street, when Radio Eire• example , to help a leper, Catholic then what Missions Office, 77 wrote many programmes ann is and where scores St, George's Terrace, Perth, for it, and a number- of of street - vendors sell was wrath appears as love. His or to your own local diocesan Clothes, Furniture, Crockery, etc. series (of weekly half- Christmas Irinkets, are wrath is identical with His love. Missions Director. hours) for Francis Mac- also going into magnifi- The difference is not in Him but in ( To assist hundreds of NEEDY families) K indly Deliver 318 Bulwer Street - North Perth Manus. He could be very cent colour. to Society Stores in the various 46 Eight Avenue - Maylands firm and decisiVe, but h?, t - Stores at — 24 Helena Street - Midland always made you feel streets contribute to the PLUMBING MATERIALS 142 Hampton Road, Beaconsfield better from having met cost of the annual decohim, and under the de- rations, but one suspects BATHROOM FIXTURES OR TO DEPOT - GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK cisiveness there was also it isn't all for profit— For truck to call or for further information— SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS a great gentleness, which the businessmen too en- 129-233 William St., Perth RING 23 3975 or 24 5041 showed through in some joy it. and make many The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" Phone: 28-1541 of his novels. people a lot happier.
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return each year to street fish vendor with O ffice of any variation in the times below.) LIKE CHRISTMAS, the Fittipaldi fam- pie to their collections. his stand runs about LESMURDIE, St. Briadd 9, 10a.m. Mirrabooka: 10.30 7.30, Applecross: 7, 8, 9, ily comes to Rome once a year; in fact, Compared to plastic, thirty shillings). gid's, 2 summer frocks, a.m. them. their figures are expen- But the fact is that 1 sports frock, 3 blouses, with s of Christma some bring they Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 figure there are plenty of Ro- 30-inch size. — Ring Mrs. IHE Christmas they not working in the shop, sive, since a single A shfield: 8 a.m. a.m. in mans more than willing Currie, 30-3976. inches three about of T bring, however, is not they mould the clay 9.30 A ttadale: 7, 8.15, Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 that of plastic, tinsel or figures and bake them. height costs about ten to acquire pieces of an a.m. group piece art that is fast disappearElectrical a.m. styrofoam Santas. The Terra cotta is rather fra- shillings (a Balcatta (St. Lawrence): Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Fittipaldi Christmas is gile and once a figure is such as a Neapolitan ing. J. V. D'ESTERRE, 7.30, 9 a.m. that of Naples two to Electrical Contractor, ). Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 three hundred years ago. Mirrabooka (See aIga: B a.m. 78 Parry Street, Perth, Vincenzo years 32 For FOR ALL YOUR Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 and Carmela Fittipaldi a.m. ELECTRICAL SERVICES a.m. have operated a tiny outa.m. Phone: 28-3016, 28-2937 Bassendean: 7, 9.30 Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.15, 9.15, ,MCSOMMICVMSSIOCICS After Hours: 37-9660. 10 * By * 10.15 a.m. Beaconsfield: 7, 3, 9, a.m. JAMES C. O'NEILL Mundaring: 8, 9.30 a.m. Employment I‘14 WICICIOCNVICVOMMIC Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Mundijong: (4th) 10.30 a.m. 10.30 .30, 9 Rome's on stall door . Emp1o4r, SHEFFIELD a m. where Piazza Navona St. 713 Hay ment. Agency, Belmont: 7, 10 a.m. Naval Base: 8 a.m. they sell hundreds of ( above Cans Bros.) for Bellevue-Midvale: 7.30, 9 Nedlands: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. hand-painted terra-cotta prompt, courteous serp.m. 6 .m., a figures that are dear to vice. Employers, let us New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15, the Italians at Christmas select your staff.—Please Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. 6.45, 7.30, 10 a.m. time. phone 23-3537; a/h 67-2000. 7, 8.30, 10 Brentwood: These figures naturally North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m. a.m. include the Virgin, St. 8.30, 7, : Doubleview North TENNIS RACQUET Joseph and the Christ C arilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m. 10 a.m. R ESTRINGS FROM only is that But Child. a.m. 8 C armel Monastery: North Fremantle: May 1 the beginning. For in 25 - TO 75'- AT to Nov. 1: 7.30, 9.30 Italy the Neapoltian crib WIMBLEDON SPORTS C astledare: ( See Wilson). a.m.; Nov. 1 to May 1: is one of the great tradi14 DAVID JONES City Beach (State School): a.m. 9 ARCADE, PERTH 7, season. the of tions 8.15 a.m. Tel.: 23-419. North Wanneroo (23 mile a.m. 9.30 8, 7, laremont: C Sunpeg): 7 p.m. every BETHLEMEN . . . C loverdale: 7, 9 a.m. day. ITALIAN STYLE (Prima.m. 9 ollbellup: C Osborne Park: 6.30, 7.30, ary School ) The Neapolitans, at Juarez The Ciudad 9, 10 a.m. Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. in bygone days, least a.m. 8.30 diocese's Cathedral of Grove: Orange a.m. 10 8.30, Cottesloe: 7, Guadalupe in Mexico Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 a.m. could not conceive of Darlington: 7 a.m., 6 p.m. will be razed to prevent Pickering Brook: 10 a.m. Christ being born in the 10, 9, 8, 7, Doubleview: cold night solitude of a a possible disaster. e very Sunday. 11 a.m. Jiidcan hillside. Instead 5th): 3rd, 1st, ( Pinjarra: The edifice, according a.m. 9.30 7.30, : family the Dianella (2nd, they surround 7, 10.30 a.m.; to structural engineers, Cannington: 7.30, East of Bethlehem with the 4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. uproar and complexity of a on rests gigantic 9.30 a.m. CatheMary's (St. with natural Along Perth cave. Italian village life. East Fremantle: 7, 8.15, the Cathedral, the fire dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Chickens scratch for 9.30 a.m. department's headquara.m., 5 p.m. food, goats neigh for East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. ters and the city hall, Queens Park: 7.30, 9.30 their mothers, men play East Victoria Park: 6, all located in the mida.m. while wine drink or cards 7.30, 9.30 a.m. town section, have also Quinn's Beach: (See North their women gather at Embleton (Burnett St.): been condemned. chattering, well, Wanneroo). town the 8, 9.30 a.m. Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. carrying brass water jugs The cathedral and the Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 Mission: 7, 8 on their heads or lugging Riverton other structures show a.m. heavy legs of salami. large cracks, which are am. Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): is The whole village constantly increasing. Hall: Church 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., Riverton there — the shoemaker a.m. 9.30 8.30, Church authorities are 5 p.m. hammering nails into 7.30, 10 a.m. planning early evacp.:%. Glendalough: 7, 8.30, 9.45 Riyervale: the boots, to mountain Easter Rockington: tion. A new cathedral a.m. sweating over his baker Christmas ( 1st, 3rd): will be erected on an asGooseberry Hill (Mary's ' oven, the butcher 4th, red-hot meat with a clea; (2nd, a.m. 7.30 nated site. yet-undesig Mount): 7.30 a.m. cutting 5th): 9 a.m. ; Christmas ver, while a cat swipes Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mrs. Carme!a Fittipaldi to Easter: 7, 9 a.m. hanging sausages at Guildford: 7.30, 9 a.m. at State down from the work exhibits one of her terra Gwelup (St. Therese): 10 Roleystone: 7 a.m. cotta Figurines. School except last Sun- t able. a.m., 7 p.m. tlin0 are month. crib of day the und Aro 7.30, 9 Hamilton Hill: gifts of the baked it has to be han Christmas the R ottnest: heaped to a.m. Easter: 11.45 a.m. countryside. Cheeses ir died with great care. Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. SO t forms, hams, t o various Easter Bay: Safety A fter all the rouglHavelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 3rd): I fish, including Mecliter- areas of the figurines an 1st, ( Christmas a.m. A 9 a.m. ; (2nd, 4th, 5th ): I ranean squid, and woven smoothed the away, Highgate Hill: 7, 8, 9, 10, mushpears, of trU.3ted" baskets he tO Christmas name 7.30 a.m.; figures are taken to four 1 1 a.m. the whole and rooms who artists 8 a.m. Easter: ork to r)iece-w Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 array of vegethem painting begin Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30, c olourful a.m. crowd the classic by hand. Every detail tables 10.30 a.m. Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: of gures fi and non-Italian of the dress is carefully St. Catherine Laboure, Bed8 a.m. the Holy Family. taken from older models. a.m. 7, 8.30 Ave.: ford Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. The shepherds of the 10.30 hristmas story are Ab- The painstaking detail Serpentine (3rd): J andakot: 10 a.m. C each piece is a.m. shep- work of Jarrandale: (1st) 10 a.m., ruzzi Mountain factors that the among 10.30 herds with their feet enShen ton Park: 7, ( 3rd), 10 a.m. make these collectors' wound a.m. rough cased in Joondanna (St. Denis): costumes The items. 7.30, 9.30 leggings. They play the South Perth: 6.15, 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. and even the colours a.m primitive pipes and horns poses, follow a tradition K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m., 7 of these mountain people that has come down from There's no magic about ouiidilag a new factory—every progressive company p.m. who to this day still in- past centuries. p.m. K arragullen: 9 a.m. expands—it's a good indication, however, that Gothic products are in St. Mary's Cathedral: (See vade Rome every ChristK elmscott: 8.30 a.m. constant demand throughout Australia. Naples abounds with mas time to make money Perth). K ensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 te elabora most the they This new undertaking, built on the banks Of the Parramatta River, covers Subiaco: 7, 8, 9.15, 10.30 from donations as a.m. Italy the city's busy streets Christmas cribs in fill 40,000 square feet in the heart of Sydney's western industrial area. New a.m. K enwick: 9 a.m. whines Crib-making reached a nasal the with and techniques, added to years of experience in this field, will machinery Sunset: 9.15 a.m. the BourK ewdale: 8 a.m.and skirls of their instru- zenith under a wider range of Commercial and Industrial Laundry to Australia bring a.m. 9.30 8, : Swanbourne of III Charles bon King Koongamia: 8 a.m. ments. Machines. L ancelin Island: 2nd Sun- Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Two Sicilies, who se the The Fittipaldi stall is aside an entire room ot Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. Larger space will enable stocks to be held for prompt deliveries of urgently one of dozens on his palace at Caserta foi only a.m. Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 only required machines for essential services, and expansion is also planned in open Navona, Piazza his Christmas scene. a.m. (Tower St.): 8.30 Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. Janto 1 December the field of special purpose machinery for Industry. Already in their sixties Wembley (Cambridge St.): from a.M. 5, selling Christmas the Fittipaldis do not an uary 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Lesrnurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. figures in the Neapolitan Ours is an All Australian Company which keeps profits at home and Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 radition. However, they ticipate being at PiazzP Maddington: 10 a.m. t creates top line jobs for many of our best tradesmen, mor( many for Navona a.m. Maida Vale: 8 a.m. are the only ones who years. "Another year 9.30 8, 7, 6, Perth: West Mandurah: Dec. 26 to have not given in to plas- maybe two," says Car a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Ital- tic. Feb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 To them, today's mela. "We are getttir4 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Fab. 2 ian), 11.30 a.m. (Polish). plastics are as welcome too old, it's too coif' WE Willagee: 7, 9 a.m. to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. as the half-dozen Santa standing here for 12 01 BUILT Clauses - cuM - amateur 14 hours a day and to( Manning: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. photograhpers who lie in many people do no: A wait in the square to trap know the difference be every Sunday. Mayrands: 7 15, 8.30, 10 NEW • hapless parents into hav- tween our figures and th( a.M. ing their children photo- plastic ones all arounc Medina: 8, 9.30 a.m., 7.30 Polish Mass: FACTORY! West Perth, 11.30 a.m. graphed with old St. us. p.m. t exhorbitan at Nick Melville: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. Italian Mass: "It takes hours to pro West Perth: 10.30 a.m. prices. Midland: 7, 8, 9.30, 11 duce any one of these Ukrainian Mass: a .m., 5.30 p.m. and we can't and won't TRADITION St. Patrick's, West Perth, sell them for pennies,' 111111,11111111117711111111111111111111111111111111 10.30 a.m. "Our tradition is an old she said. As a matter of fact, thr A SUNDAY MASS times one," explains Vincenzo. haven't rur hundreds Fittipaldis back goes "It durH at MANDURA C ATHOLIC 40-48 ANTOINE STREET, RYDALNIERE, SYDNEY sel" ing the Christmas holi- of years before Santa any risk of having to W.A. Distributors: ever heard of for pennies. Their figure5 was Claus December from days P APER of animals and varioVIF 26 to January 30 will in Italy." Throughout the year other works of folk art IN EVERY be at 6.30. 8 and 9.30 the elderly couple live in which range from an inci a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 1 - 9 Milligan Street, Perth & Branches HOME Naples, where they have to a foot high are ) pe(Many demand. When great store. John Bradley, R.E.I.W.A. a vestment
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285 Roberts Rd., Subiaco
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CROCKERY, Cutlery, Barbecue equipment, Coloured Lights, Chairs, etc. —Palmer's. Ph. 68-2391.
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A SINCERE, MATURE MAN — MARRIED OR SINGLE for a Clerical position with large motor vehicle business in big country centre. Age will not matter if ability is shown to handle warranty job cards and general office work. Permanency is assured with excellent wages and conditions to the right man. A ssistance given to obtain accommodation. Apply in first instance to BOX 50, THIS OFFICE.
GERALDTON: St. Francis Guest House; bed and breakfast 25/-, chdn. 15/-: tray service; no stairs.
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TERMINAL MOTOR LODGE MOTEL 148 Bennett Street, East Perth
SPECIALISTS
BOB DEVON, swimming coach, Beatty Park Olympic Pool; modern training methods; tuition for beginners.—Ph. 26-2183.
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(Under the personal supervision of PAT KENNY) =Fully Air Conditioned, TV., Phones. Radios, Fridge. Tea
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Christmas Greetings
CONNOLLY (Elizabeth): TOIA (Margaret): Trea- BOLAND: On December DEVA HOSPITAL Of your charity please sured memories of our 12, Jill Yvonne, beloved ("C" Class) TO our many friends we pray for the soul of our beloved mother, mother- youngest daughter of Jim wish you all a Very Holy 15 Lawley Crescent, beloved mother and in-law and nanna, whose and Alma Boland, of 144 and Happy Christmas.— Mt. Lawley. grandmother, who died anniversary occurs on Daglish Street, Wembley, Michael and Vera Ross. on December 14, 1964. December 18.—Still sadly loving sister of Jim, Gail Superior Home From Most Sacred Heart of missed by Lena, Joe, and Terry; aged 12 years; Home for Male and Motel Jesus have mercy on her Donna, Helen, Rosanne her funeral took place in Female Patients. Accommodation soul. Cemetery Catholic at the and Stephen Clark. All Medical Attention. Karrakatta after Requiem Mother of Perpetual Mass.—Bowra & O'Dea, ADELAIDE: AccommodaSuccour pray for her. Fully Qualified Staff. Funeral Directors. DOWSETT: In affectiontion and hospitality at Requiescat in pace. ate and loving memory Personal Supervision of their best; only motel on of Peter and Tony, died TOIA (Margaret): In December 15 and 21, 1963. memory of my dear HORGAN (Mrs. L.): In M. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372. the Main North Road, 2 —Ever remembered by mother, who departed loving memory of our miles from city; tariff, this life on December 18, dearest friend Mrs. Hortheir loved ones. incl., £4/10/breakfast Rest Homes Most Sacred Heart of 964.—Rose. gan, who passed away double, children special Jesus have mercy on Eternal rest grant unto December 3, for whom EDEN Hospital, 9 Hilt their souls. her, 0 Lord. Masses will be offered.— view Road, Mt. Lawley rates; restaurant open to M. Herbert and family. (C Class) for Ladies; an public. — Phone 65-9091, (Howard TREVENEN excellent trained staff at Mr. and Mrs. T. Meichen, Situations HARTY: Of your charity Francis): In memory of all times; your mother please pray for the re- our beloved son and will be cared for with Scotty's Motel, corner of Wanted pose of the soul of Leo- brother, who died en kindness and efficiency Main North Road-Nottage BACKYARDS cleaned, and in a homely atmonard William, who died December 13, 1964. Terrace, Medindie. December 8, 1959. Most Sacred Heart of rubbish removed, trees sphere; Mrs. Win Herbert lopped, ti-tree hedges reImmaculate Heart of Jesus have mercy on personally supervises the moved, shrubs cut back, welfare of all patients.— Mary pray for him. his soul. Learn To Drive garages cleaned out, Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 fences repaired, odd jobs. for bookings and waiting PERSONAL Instructions: For all your Real Estate Requirements, Houses, Build—Telephone 6-3153. list. STAN FENNER. 67-2958 ing Blocks, Farmlets. Businesses, Shopping Centres Safety Council Driving YOUNG Lad, 16, requires and Other Investments. I nstructor's Certificate. " mixed farming work, pre- PARMUR" Select Home C :nsult: ferably Catholic family; for Aged People; family good references available. atmosphere and personal Situations Wanted —Tel. 68-2992, or 114 attention at all times; close to public transport. BUILDING & RENOVAWharf St., Cannington. — For bookings phone VATING: Specialist in 79-1321, 31 Market Street, home improvement and Situations Vacant modernising; new homes Guildford. 207 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH planned and expertly GIRL, experienced office erected; compromptly procedure, typing, book28-2515 keeping, some shorthand. Dancing Tuition petitive free quotes and ASK FOR MR. ROSS LA SPINA A/H. 39 2362 advisory service; finance —Written replies Catholic Bookshop, 36 Pier St. MODERN Dancing Class, arranged.—Telephone all Monday night, R.S.L. Hall, hours 3-5088, F. A. Browne, • • Guildford Rd., Maylands; Registration No. 1271. Private Tuition Printed and published by Francis Joseph Dillon "The Reeord* supervision W Thompson o ffice, 450 Bay Street, Perth. FOR Private Tuition in & D. Mackie. Commences Maths ring 24-5457. 8.30 p.m. Admission 4/-. PAINTING Specialist — Reg. No. 43.—For a clean, skilled job to your home or business premises ring 6-2884, or write to M. J. Holland, 270 Orrong Rd., Carlisle.
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Thursday, December 16, 1965
R AY L. SMITH
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