No. 3222. PERTH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1965.
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Sadness Shrouds Pope's Christmas Messages By FATHER JOHN P DONNELLY
A MESSAGE of greeting to the world was shrouded in sadness when Pope Paul VI in his regular Sunday audience before • • ON SUNDAY, December 26, in the presence of a large gathering of their parents, relatives and Christmas pleaded for a ceasefire in Viet_ friends, four postulants were clothed as Novices of the Sisters of Mercy in the Convent Chapel in Victoria Square. Father P. McCrann, officiated at the ceremony and Father D. McCarthy, 0.M.!., nom at least for the birthday of Christ. preached the occasional sermon. The new novices are Sister M. Felicitas Hay (Sunbury), Sister M. is peace?" its unique place in civi- which had been brought "WHERE to the piazza in a truck. the Pope asked lisation. It is destined for
Josepha McGinty (Bunbury), Sister M. Daniel Willans (Bayswater), Sister M. Irma Callahan (Bunbury).
the "The Vietnam war from his apartment window overlooking St. grows more serious and Church of St. Michael Peter's Square. "Where more bloody. The num- in Pittsburgh. U.S.A., is the humanity and ber of combatants is on popularly known as the Christianity of Christ- the increase, as is the "steelworkers' church." The statue, cast in mas?" number of victims and Rome's Bruni factory of piteous stream the "We have heard refrom a design by artist ports of negotiations to refugees. The danger of Frank Vittor, will be resolve the conflict in a vaster conflagration is placed on the campanile Vietnam," he said. "We increasing as well." of St. Michael's on a Before ending with hill are aware of certain dominating the truce—a for a proposals the customary recitation area's complex of steel He has granted local decree of the Sacred :who, after Confession THE HOLY FATHER ceasefire at least for the of the noontime Ange- mills. bishops the right to de- Penitentiary, concedes and Holy Communion, HAS EXTENDED blessed days of Christ- lus, the Pope added a "Gladly we bless this signate one or more to all local Ordinaries-- at least three times are mas. And we know of prayer to his Christmas statue," the Pope said, THE CONDITIONS churches which can be if they judge this would present at explanations many government offi- wishes: "That Mary, invoking the protection OBTAINING IN- visited to obtain indul- lead to a happier out- of decrees of the Councials eagerly looking for with Christ the centre of St. Joseph on the FOR jubilee—the cil or are present at DULGENCES DURING gences, instead of the come of the designating, three Christmas, might whole ways to resolve the dif- of mission sermons, of faculty local cathedral of that itself, as mining we ficult dispute. But show us clearly her role and industrial centre." THE SPECIAL JUBI- was stipulated in the in additton to the cath- or hear Mass celebrated know especially that as mother and queen of Among those in the LEE HE PROCLAIMED jubilee decree dated edral church, one or "with some solemnity" millions of hearts are peace." more churches of the by their bishop in his square were Father Al- TO CELEBRATE THE December 7. suffering. trembling and diocese in which faith- cathedral. The new faculty was tany and also reprethe winat While still awaiting the return of C 0 N - granted in a decree f3il can easily acquire SUCCESSFUL This indulgence was Slovak sentatives of the Sunday the for dow peace. indul- granted as often as the pertinent THE dated December 20 and The OF b lessing. the Pope parish of which he is CLUSION set conditions are ful"Certainly we applaud blessed a 20-foot alumi- pastor. The statue was ECUMENICAL COUN- published the follow-in gences." those who are conscien- nium statue of St. shipped from Naples The jubilee period ex- filled. A second plenary day: CIL. to Joseph the Workman the following day. dedicated tiously "Since many bishops tends from January 1 to indulgence, to be obhalting the menacing have requested that the May 29, the feast of tamed once only. was 0.4 , .... 40 . granted for those who conflict. We would hope .04.41NP#4,104P4W4P#00#00# j ubilee indulgences Pentecost. that at least—at least!— The Pope originally renew their profession spelled out in the aposthe proposal for a truce tolic constitution Mirifi- granted plenary indul- of faith in a cathedral could be accepted and cus Eventus might he gence to all Catholics church. put into effect so that acquired even by faithChristmas might be for rill for whom, because all a day sanctified in of special circumstances peace! of place or time it would be difficult to reach the "We recommend it to centre of the diocese the wisdom and compasand tfie cathedral sion of the responsible church, the Supreme leaders. We further exPontiff Paul VI, by this press the desire that r eflection and negotia4,041 .41 , 04.#4.4.4104.1".#4 , 04.#4 , 0444.4 tion follow such a truce, and then, at last, an equilibrium, concord and peace!"
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Though his voice was low and determined When he spoke of war, and gave evidence of deep emotion behind it, Pope Paul began on a lighter note in addressing the especially large crowd of Romans and tourists converging on the Eternal City for the holidays. "Beloved sons," he said, "the word which today comes to our lips for this weekly message is one of greeting for a happy Christmas — to y ou, to the city of Rome, to the entire Church, to the whole world!
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S ADNESS "We cannot however keep from the fact that our spirit is full of sadness at all the divisions. struggles and antagonisms which plague mankind, and which in various regions prompt battles among peoples. Among these is Viet nam, a country very dear to us, which has
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• • FREED FROM VIET CONG, who had controlled their village for many months, Father Huynh Bien and his people at Binh Tan, 260 miles north-east of Saigon, were brought to safety by helicopter by American troops serving in Vietnam. •••••#.0"4"04,11 ,41.4,04,41,~4P4M4p#4,0
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Bishop Fulton T. Sheen Discusses ANY CHANGES HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE FIELD OF PSYCHIATRY IN RECENT YEARS.
PSYCHIATRY formerly believed that man was determined, to a great extent, by subconscious repressions; the new PRESIDENT Johnson "welcomes" the psychiatry is much more concerned with new appeal for peace in Vietnam by that which makes man human, namely, Pope Paul VI and like him "is hopeful his reason, and attributes many of the that the conflict can be resolved," ills of the mind to a want of purpose in life.
according to a White House spokesman.
It is true that a melancholy majority of men do not choose a course in life, Presidential Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers made the statement in response to requests for but rather allow it to be made for themofficial comment on the plea made by Pope Paul selves by circumstances, and the outthe previous day for a truce in Vietnam over ward influences of eye and ear which Christmas. But Moyers made no specific men- happen to beat upon their mind. There tion of the Pope's request for a Christmas truce. may be a decision to take a 7.15 morning train to the city, but there is a general "The President welcomes this new expression want of an overall purpose in life. Standing at the parting of the ways, by the Pope of the need for peace in the world they lack a clear notion of what they are and specifically in South-East Asia," Moyers' statement said. "He regards the Pope as one of aiming at, and allow themselves to be the great men of peace and believes his concern pressured by impulse like weeds in a for peace is an indication that most men through- stream which move with the current, or like jellyfish that are borne along by out the world want peace." the waves. God meant that we should Moyers said also: "We share his concern and, be hammers and not anvils: "Choose you identify with the objectives the Pope expressed this day whom you will serve." in his statement of an end to conflict and the despair of war. We are doing all we can to bring peace to South-East Asia, for we are aware WHAT is history but the of the suffering that is the consequence of record of the tragedy of aggression. We want to end that suffering and, evil choice. Two alternatives are always like the Pope, the President is hopeful that the before us—one is to work our impulse conflict can be resolved." President Johnson "was glad to see the Pope renew the conviction that the conference table and not the battlefield should be the arena in which resolution is attained," Moyers said.
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wheel, the lightest touch of the finger can impress it with any pattern he desires; when it it is taken off and hardened, nothing will change the shape of the vase but smashing it to fragments. Lord Byron, looking back on his life of wrong choices, said: "I have not had ,ten happy days."
towards Truth and Goodness and Love of neighbour; the other is to have our lives determined from without by a rabble of confusion. It is not enough, however, to know an ideal. One must be prepared to serve it at any cost. Principles are of little value unless we are prepared to live in accordance with them. The past is past, the future is God's, the present alone is ours. The present, however, is not a leeting moment, but one pregnant with As sacredness and infinite value. Emerson said: "The present hour is the decisive hour and every day is doomsday." The poet Whittier expressed it: The Present, the Present is all thou hast For thy sure possessing; Like the patriarch's angel hold it fast 'Til it gives its blessing Then of what is to tie, and of what is done, Why queriest thou? The past and the time to be are one, And both are Now."
Lord Chesterfield declared: "I have been the whole round of pleasure, and I am disgusted." Madame de Beauvoir, in her recent autobiography, states that she has sounded all of the pleasures of life and concludes: "I have been gypped by life." Freedom of choice is too frequently a beautiful and dangerous gift which like a sword in the hands of a child injures it. But we cannot divest ourselves of our responsibility, not even by calling sin a complex. Neutrality and corn. promise are impossible in life. If God be not the Object of adoration, then any occupant of the throne must be considered as His enemy. Dagon must fall from his pedestal when the ark of God's presence enters the chamber of the heart. Both God and mammon cannot be served. Once religion is chosen, then it modifies the character of every action, transforming it into an offering laid upon the altar to the glory of God. All that we have and are, we send to the mint and receive it back stamped with the Divine Image and fashioned according to His desire.
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He added: "We are still willing to talk. We know, too ,that when aggression stops ,our re* From DESMOND O'GRADY sistance to it will stop. When the invasion of .South Vietnam by the North ceases, peace will be nearer. In the meantime, our posture is the FREUD and boy scouts are not interests one associates with same as the President said it would remain—we Archbishop Pericle Felici, the secretary-general of the Counwill talk unconditionally any time the other side cil. His public figure had been that of an efficient curialist, is ready."
overbearing though jovial. Even Felici's critics admit his competence, but few know that he does not feel at home in 4 the paper work the Council has involved.
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Catholic gnstitutions— psychoanalysis and sexFor Felici. the secre- had a reproduction of it onerous was an PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 taryship ology. made as a card which lie SPECIAL QUOTES AT Following his psycho- and not always congenial distributes liberally, paranalytic thesis, Don Per- task. He probably enjoy- ticularly to those who icle Felici specialised in ed the esteem Paul VI work with him the Councanon law and Pius XII implied by consulting cil secretariat. On the FROZEN FOODS - FISH - VEGETABLES & POULTRY. eventually nominated him him separately and after back there are three of TOM'S CENTRE, MT. HAWTHORN ALWAYS AVAILABLE, FRESH FISH and SHELL FISH a judge of the Rota, the the Moderators on Coun- his Latin verses, one ef Invites you to Join our Cosmetic Purchase Plan and constitutional cil questions Church's what contains which Obtain your Cosmetics on Credit. Head Office: 7 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Felici, who is critical amounts to his motto: court. He occupied this Agents for Cyclax Tweed and Harriet Hubbard Ayer John CuPHONE 28 4511 when the position of careerism in "If you avoid useless Phone 24 4514 Branch: 29 McDonald St., Kalgoorlie—Phone Kal. 49 XXIII, perhaps because ria, does not seem par- chatter, you'll find con of Felici's capacity for ticularly ambitious, but tentment." work and his fluent Latin, his conciliar performLawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set nominated him Council ance should result in a secre t a r y, encouraging c ardinalate, although him with the words: "We possibly not until the are all novices regarding Council records are put CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 in order and published. the Council." LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS contacts His concilar Leeks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced PTY. LTD. CAR and ALL. TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service with the world's bishops • COUNCIL 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER would seem to fit him esSURVEYOR pecially for the ConsisW.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors John was the initiator torial Congegation which The head of the LuthFor Better Paving Contact Us beof the Council, Paul its maintains contact eran committee for ecuthe architect, but Felici could tween Rome and menical questions in We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of FREMANTLE SUCCESSES bishops. claim to be its surveyor Hamburg, Germany, said R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. which, incidentally, was that the joint declaraWe have a most modern plant including power his father's occupation • BENEFICIAL tion by Pope Paul VI Roller Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Pericle Felici was born and Orthodox Patriarch SHAKE-UP Estimates Submitted Free. in Segni, a small industAthenagoras I of Consouth those miles of rial town 20 Felici is one Country Clients please note that we have a Statestantinople casting into of Rome, in 1911 and who complain that John "oblivion" the excomwide Service, and will gladly quote on any graduated from the local has been betrayed by in- munications of the year r equirements. t o the Roman seminary. terpreters who want him 1054 brings into We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. the Before his appointment a progressive when in realm of possibility of Prompt Delivery. the to attitude his fact as a Rota judge he was lifting of the excommuniPHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 rector of the Sant'Apolli- breviary and the liturgy cation of Martin Luther. nare pontifical secondary revealed him as a tradi. ROW: G. WOOD, L. MIYAT, R MONICA, G_ FRUIN, K. KARPastor Echternach WACKI, M. PATRON!. F. ROW: V. FARANDA, P. BRADSHAW, school in Rome where he tionalist. said, however, that resThe secreary-general reD. JAMES, L. ROWLANDS enjoyed working with garded the Council as a cinding the bull against the young students. ALL GAINED CERTIFICATES IN His enthusiasm for the beneficial shake-up of the Luther — recently proBoy Scout movement Church, but considered posed by a Protestant THE RECENT: dates from that period. there would have been lawyer in Hamburg — He has maintained his greater liberty of discus- would be more difficult. contact with the young sion if the proceedings He said this is because the Holy See condemnFOR by acting as spiritual ad- had remained secret. ENGLISH-SHORTHAND ($0 cp.m.)-aed-TYPEWRITING viser to several Roman The judgment, with its ed Luther's teaching at A priests at the beginning underestimation of the the same time it excombenefits of public interest municated him. CLASSIFIED of their ministry. Pastor Echternach, Felici was an extremely in the Church's proceedAD. vigorous secretary - gen- ings, contrasts with the suggested that Luther's eral. His robust physique temperament of the ac- case be submitted to a for sound business training in stood up to the long tive, optimistic and witty committee of historians, 90 High Street, FREMANTLE. TEL. S 1506 theologians and canon hours of overtime work secretary-general. 85 William Street, PERTH. TEL. 21 6406. THE involved, the Council representing But it reflects one of lawyers Coll or ring for booklet of fees etc. even though from early his major preoccupations both churches to make / ENROL NOW!! DON'T LEAVE IT TOO LATE in the last session he was —silence. He combined recommendations to the fond of saying: "If I this preoccupation, his Pope.
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THE Embassy of Portugal in Canberra recently informed Mr Laurie Noonan of Wembley that he had been awarded a r esearch grant by the Portuguese Overseas Ministry and a travel grant by the C alouste Gulbenkian Foundation for the purpose of carrying out historical research in Portugal.
Vatican City daily newspaper has resurrected a letter Pope St. Pius X sent when he was bishop of Mantua to the present Pope's father, Giorgio Montini, thanking him for defending him against slander of an anticlerical newspaper.
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Laurie Noonan is the area to the arrival of the A.B.C.'s Supervisor of Portuguese in their Education in W.A., and, midst. He is at present enas such, he is responsible for all educational pro- gaged in writing a thesis grammes for schools in on the use of Malacca by r adio and television. He the Portuguese as a base is probably best known for Christian missionary in Catholic circles for 1-1'_s activity in South-East Mr. L. NOONAN long association with St. Asia in the mid-sixteenth Mary's Cathedral Choir century, and on the relaas singer and relieving tive importance of ial in the National Ar- ary accompanied by his Montini, editor of the c onductor. He will also "Christians" and "Spices" chives and the various wife and family. They daily newspaper Il Citbe remembered by rea- in the Portuguese expan National Libraries of will travel via the Pana- tadino in nearby Bresders of "The Record" us sion at this time. Portugal. ma Canal, and will arrive cia, was 26 years old on the author of columns The result was the of- in Lisbon in the middle when he received the ATTRACTED music and books under fer of two grants — be- of March. bishop of Manuta's letof nom-de-plume the tween them worth more ATTENTION At the conclusion of ter, dated September 26, "Ronsard." than £2,200 — to enable the period of study in He originally graduated In the course of in- him to spend six months Portugal, he intends to 1886. Montini had rethe in full-time study there. spend a couple of months plied to violent but Issued—Re-issued and into as Doctor of Philosophy vestigations vague accusations of ProUniversity Portuguese of golden age at the The Australian Broad- in the United Kingdom paganda in Rome, and, overseas exploration and casting Commission has and on the Continent against the then Bishop Usable at BOANS Giuseppe Sarto in anothmore recently, took an colonisation, he sent a granted Mr. Noonan having a look at educaArts degree at the Uni- copy of his Honours dis- leave to take up the offer, tional television before er Brescia newspaper, versity of Western Aus- sertation to the Embassy and he will leave for Eu- returning home in early La Provincia di Brescia. tralia, where he was ef Portugal in Canberra, rope at the end of Janu- December. "I am truly obliged awarded First Class Hon- asking for information for the beautiful defence ours in History for a dis- on any parallel work or sertation on the theme background ma ter ial you have given the poor "The Portuguese in Ma- which had been publishbishop of Mantua, held lacca, 1511-1641." up as a swindler, liar, ed by Portug,iicise histoThis dealt with the rians. The dissertation and perhaps something problems associated with was sent on to Lisbon, worse still by Pronvincia the first attempt at per- where it attracted the atdi Brescia's charitable manent European coloni- tention of the famous correspondent from Cassation in the South-East Portuguese historian, Dr. tiglione," the future Asian area, and particu- Antonio da Silva Rego, Pope wrote to the fathlarly with the reaction of who requested permiser of another future the Asian peoples in this sion to publish it in Pope. "Studia," historical renom111111.1111111110111111IM view of the Centre of Provincia di Brescia, Overseas Historical Studhearing that Bishop Sarwhich of Lisbon, in ies MEAD SON & CO. to was trying to purDr. Silva Rego is DirecFUNERAL DIRECTORS chase from the township tor. of Castiglione a former The Centre of Historiresidence that Jesuit cal Studies made availhad been confiscated, able copies of all the pubFIVE U.S. RELIEF' They will also continue accused him of conceallished material from the AGENCIES IN KOREA ' social welfare programing his true intentions Lisbon Archives dealing PLAN TO CONTINUE mes, specialised comwhich the newspaper You May Pay Your Lay-by or Entry with the history of the MANY OF THEIR AC- munity projects, vocaaverred were to restore South-East Portuguese in TIVITIES HERE DES- tional and educational the Jesuits "sworn eneAccount with Store Currency Asia in the sixteenth and PITE THE GOVERN- training, and the provis- mies of the institutions ALL SUBURBS early seventeenth centuion of medical supplies. INTENTION MENT'S of the motherland." and ries, but the Director, Dr. TO TAKE OVER OPERVICTORIA PARK Silva Rego, felt that the benefit ATION OF THE ENwould writer 6 1158 6 1158 most from an opportu- TIRE FOOD DISTRIBUnity to examine at first TION PROGRAMME. The American agencies hand the original materare Catholic Relief Services — National CathoTHE SECOND VATIlic Welfare Conference, Church World Service CAN COUNCIL HAS of Korea, CARE, World BEEN SUMMED UP Relief Commission and BY the Seventh Day Adven- STATISTICALLY St. Mary's Tennis Clu,-; tist Mission. VATICAN RADIO: Christmas party was a Between them they great success with over There were 168 general distribute an average of meetings and 10 plenary fifty member and their £5,220,000 in food annufriends attending. ones. The first session ally for families, school The winners of the lunch programmes and had 36 general meetings, MONUMENTAL raffle were: first prize workers on public pro- the second 43, the third ( student desk)—S. 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REFUGE FOUND IN CASA RICCI Yet, precisely because at weekends as part of IT SEEMS IRONIC INof its position— about the speedway tracli. WanDEED THAT PORTUfive square miles of terri- dering up one of the anGUESE MACAO, MUCH tory attached to main- cient cobbled streets, we PUBLICISED AS THE land China on its south- came to the plaza of St. eastern coastline, at the Augustine's Church. On MONTE CARLO OF THE mouth of the Pearl River the far side of the. small ORIENT, WITH ITS BIG —Macao is a busy refu- square are several _unpreTOURIST HOTELS CA- gee centre for those tentious doorways .in the escaping from Commu- wall, one of these markTERING MAINLY FOR nist China. ed Casa Ricci. PATRONS OF GAMBThis is Casa Ricci ReOn a recent trip to LING CASINOS, SPEED- Hong Kong I had the fugee Head Relief WAY AND DOG RACING, good fortune to visit this quarters, and its chief reterritory. Exactly one fugee officer, dynamic ETC., SHOULD ALSO BE and a quarter hours after Father Luis Ruiz, S.J., a THE SCENE OF GREAT our hydrofoil departed Spaniard, busy though he DRAMA IN THE LIVES from Hong Kong we was, Welcomed us _warmwere in Macao's almost ly. Father Ruiz, for many Father Luis Ruiz, S.J., with an elderly refugee couple at Casa Ricci Refugee Headquarters, Macau. OF MANY HUMAN BEdeserted sea-front main years a missionary in As he spoke to her in where they were issued rice, which the centre has tion. For the rest, it is INGS. street, which also serves China, has been engaged are distri- private donations, large on this work for 13 years the Indonesian he has with identity cards and to purchase, month. and small, as and when each free buted those and interrogated, arrithe since up picked and, as he says, "Once of the they come. Last month, beginning the At near-naked were who refuof group this of val started, you cannot stop, winter a distribution is Father told us, he spent even if you wanted to!" gees,I asked Father Ruiz supplied with clothing. 30,000 Hong Kong dollars made of cotton quilts. how many languages he replied: he and spoke, But the centre is not (2,500)—less than E1,4043 BESIEGED DOCUMENTED "About nine, but it's not only an emergency relief came in! All day long he is beCasa Ricci is hoping to Receiving refugees when programme. There is a sieged by refugees needthey arrive at Casa Ricci refugee school, attended implement some scheme ing help. No sooner had is just the beginning of by over two thousand whereby individuals or we arrived to find Father * BY • • • the centre's work. Every students, and in addition organisations in less train the midst of helping BEULAH CARTER, refugee is documented in more than a thousand gic parts of the world some people who needed who recently visited file after file in neat rows working children who can "adopt," by way of clothing, than a feminine on the shelves of Father cannot attend day school, r egular contributions, South-East Asia. voice called from the Ruiz's office, and the are taught at night by some of the old and sick doorway, "Selamat hart, people. Five pounds Ausregular relief programme volunteers. selemat sa-tengah hari." Father Ruiz, who is as- tralian, Fat her said, includes 1,194 blind and I turned, startled—who- enough — now refugees crippled, over a thou- sisted by one American would keep a family for ever would be speaking are coming from Bur- sand old people, over five and one Mexican Jesuit, a month! Indonesian in this part ma!" Anyone interested in hundred destitute wid- receives a small payment of the world! ows with six to eight from the Macao Govern- this work can contact The speaker was pro- In the previous month, children, and 12,000 fami- ment, and he receives re- Father Luis Ruiz, Si., at bably in her late twen- Father told us the num- lies receiving monthly gular support from an Sto. Agostinho, Casa Ricties, dressed simply in ber of escapees to Macao relief food; 38,0001b. of English relief organisa- ci, Macao, via Hong Kong. nondescript dark skirt was 748-534 men, 81 wo4140#1.0041 and faded blouse, and men, 122 children bequickly crossed the tween two and 15 years, room. Her eyes filled and 11 babies; 417 came with tears as she begged swimming and 331 by Father to help feed her sampan. Of these, 330 family—she and her hus- were farmers, 54 stuband did not earn suffi- dents, 57 fishermen, 29 cient money to feed their mine labourers, two electamily of six children, by ticians, one accountant, HE head of the Council of Churches in however solemn, are the time they paid- rent etc.; 66 of the children World Council of 1960, two and a half not sufficient. As the for the hovel in which had had no schooling and Secretariat on years before the Vatican Pope himself said a few Churches' they lived, paid for light- 76 people had been unemLiberty said Council convened. That days ago: 'The good reReligious ing (there was no natural ployed. Coun- study asserted that con- sults of the Vatican Vatican the that lighting), and bought Re- trary to the views of Council depend rather morning on Declaration every cil's Almost water (there was no runmost Protestants, com- than on many laws and dark a has Freedom during year ligious the of ning water). their plete religious freedom resolutions, •on some moon, "new the a of about brought phase Between her pleas, Fahad the support of "very faithful accomplishment ther Ruiz told us her refugees arrive in Macao. Christian unanimity, at and practice.' Only then story. She and her hus- While we were with Fa- least in the most funda- important members of will the good hopes the Catholic Roman a said he Ruiz, there religiof points mental Indonesian band are aroused by this declarahierarchy." Chinese. A few years ago group was expected at ous freedom." reality, tion become in Indonesia her hUsband his centre around one But Dr. A. F. Carrillo MOST REGRETTABLE when documents become held a good position with o'clock — the police had de Albornoz in his stateUSUALLY £91101a big company—they had already contacted him ment in Geneva began In his initial state- life." ment following promult wo homes, servants, two for clothing for them. And soon they arrived- by saying that referenc- gation by Pope Paul of chauffeured cars. es in the declaration to the Vatican II declaraThey were among those 38 young people. 37 young the subsistence of "the tion Carrillo said: woyoung one and men mainland who answered true religion" in the one nothcarried They man. China's pleas to nationals "It is indeed most reto return to the paradise ing with them — except Catholic Church "will grettable highly that of the Motherland—only some had some types of cause uneasiness and be- anti-ecumenical statet o find all promises a rubber tyres which had wilderment among many ments have been introhelp to inflated been Christians." myth. duced into a document Such statements are So they planned, them keep afloat in the that was expected to be they spent had hours five anti-ecumenical" "highly schemed and finally, by a highly ecumenical dejust River, Pearl the in according to Dr. Carrildevious means, arrived claration. In spite of refugees in Macao — before arriving in Macao lo, author of a study on this, what really matters Bedding Dept. — Murray St. Floor as dawn. at and Catholicism "Roman with nothing. Now they is that the Roman CathThey had been directed Religious Liberty" pub- olic Church has clearly have not enough money the World by lished station, police the to to eat. and solemnly renounced the use of the secular arm and any kind of coercion for oppression of other religious confessions and that it proContact claims full liberty fbr all men, for all bodies, and for all religions throughout the world. "This is so important that it almost makes us forget our grave reserve about other points of the document.
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The setting in the simple. was chapel Against the backdrop of OM, the Hindu symbol of the Almighty, stood ,a cluster of oil lamps. The seminarians then trooped in for an all-Indian prayer service. The priest entered the sanctuary OF ALL the Indian festivals, Diwali is the most colourful and barfeoot to incense the is celebrated throughout India by the people of the various main light in front of the altar. The congregation sects of Hinduism though for different reasons. moved up chanting HE origin of the festi- majority of Hindu festi- Lord Krishna, one of the psalms to light their val is prehistoric and vals, the emphasis in it many gods in the Hindu tapers to the main light. The service reached its apart from the religious is on material well-being p antheon, slew the and mythological basis though the atmosphere demon Naraka who had high point when the confor its observance, it which it generates is imprisoned sixteen thou- gregation paid homage to Christ, the Light of India, sand maidens. emotional ethereal. symbolises Diwali, or Deepavali as by way of symbolic offerFor those who are inand abandon gaiety which should naturally terested in antiquity and it is really known, liter- ing of a coconut, sandalaccompany an anniver- the origin of things, it is ally means a "row of paste and fruits in the sary of the beginning of interesting to note that lights." It is a three-day typical Hindu manner of an era and a seasonal the festival marks the festival in the month of offering. turn for the better, coronation of King Vik- October. The exact dates LITURGY heralding agri cultural ramaditya, one ot the are decided on by Hindu plenty in an essentially many kings who ruled pandits after studying The service is part of a agrarian economy. Com- this land in the days of the phases of the moon. larger plan to create an pletely free from priestly old and the beginning of Indian liturgy and bring JAINS ritual, it is a people's the Vikrama era. It is Christian feasts in line f estival and unlike the also the day on which It is also the day on with Hindu feasts by which Lord Mahavira, an- celebrating them in the soiNVP#4.4,010.4PO `0#4.4.4^~4.00 i other Hindu god, attain- typically Hindu rite. For i THIS FEATURE, supplied by the Catholic ed salvation. To the Jains, this it has been felt that a Hindu sect which for- seminaries and scholastiNews Service of India, will become bids the taking of life in cates in India are about reading in "The Record." Arrangeall forms, the festival of the best places to conlights is a ceremony of duct such experiments in ments have been entered into with the News Being a liturgical practices and thanksgiving. S Service for a regular supply of news and community, adaptations which will mercantile features from India. combined ultimately pave the way Jains have
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EIE is recognised at the greatest philosopher the Church has ever known. Despite his distance from us in time and space many of the things he wrote are. still pertinent to our age and our culture. Human nature and the basic right of man which flow from that nature are the same today as they were in his time. For example, he states that among these fundamental rights of man are the rights to food, to clothing, to shelter and to recreation (sic). The right to food is obvious. For his physical development and health a human being needs the proper nutritional diet. Most readers of this column take this right so for granted that they rarely think about it in such terms. The food bills at the end of a week or a month are sufficient reminders that the cost of living is The not as low as it might be. demands of a growing family probably eliminate the frequent appearance of such things as steak and lobsters, but most such families are able to afford good food in adequate quantity. However, there are millions of other human beings who have the same right to food as we have and yet in fact are denied the opportunity to feed themselves. Their deprivation may be due to economic or cultural reasons or to overpopulation in relation to inadequate resources. But the fact of the matter is that their basic human right is being violated. If they can't help themselves, then there is an obligation in justice binding those of us who can help them to do so. If this means expanding our agricultural production for temporary relief, this should be done. If it means taking tong-range measures to help them to help themselves, then these, too, should be taken. A Christian conscience insists that we are our brothers' keepers.
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with this religious mo- for a genuine Christian RE-CREATION The fourth right t ive the worship of the liturgy and theology. — that to reShould such a breakGoddess of Wealth. On for the emocreation—is essential will it occur through, throughthis day Jains tional and spiritual development out India worship their mean a great day for account books and pray Christianity in India, for of man. This does not mean just no longer will anyone more time for play and recreafor greater prosperity. Church tional activities. It rather implies In Bengal State, Di- dare brand the genius wali is dedicated to the as "foreign" to the time for adequate education, time worship of Durga, th3 and spirit of the Indian for leisure activities with other clearly Mother Divine. It is a people. Having no members of the family, time for creed, midnight festival on a defined religious during which and rest relaxation loving "a is Hinduism celenight moonless expand. creeds many of can man family spirit the of brated by a generous disa The man who must spend most play of glittering lamps bound together by to devotion common of his waking hours grubbing for and fireworks. is Hinduism Hence God." existence is less of a man because In the southern States of India, all have an oil essentially a religion of of it. The great challenge of the bath in the morning and tolerance. Hindus accept CLOTHING The right to clothtimes is not just to reverence wear new clothes. The the right. of individuals ing human dignity, but to make sure for not only son-in-law, if there is one to belong to any religion every man has the means to that health for of but reasons modesty. own their of result a as in the house, is entertainattain it. ed. The day is so auspi- personal conviction and and even beauty purposes, is also cious that any ceremony, free choice. This essen4 0• , , ,411.41,0440•41,11KONOM.04,14 1 "0.04.0.0....,..#4,4,041•04.000e."0 0#41.00.411,11,4,1,e-"e044.4.41,14.41 like a house-warming, tial condition has not al- 1, can be performed on this ways obtained and it has day without reference to often come as a shock to Hindus following a difthe astrologer. GEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. Take the The festival has also ferent form of worship. W. J. FULLER — G. A. FULLER DANGER and The new experiment in crossed Indian frontiers. Members of the Stock Exchange of Perth DISCOMFORT the in conducted liturgy In Thailand the Buddhist out of STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS r---1111 festival of lights on New Jesuit seminary, if adpotWINTER St. George's Terrace, Perth 105 way long a go will ed, MOTORING Perth Moon Day is said to be a Telegrams "Warneirt" Telephone 23-1055 the narrowing towards v ariation of Diwali. A FIT MADE TAILOR differences between the K ARINNA two religions in their CHRISTIANISE HEATER -DEMISTER mode and manner of MEMORIALS For the first time in worship. It will help to India this year, Catholic bring about the realisa19/6 £7 FROM priests have made an at- tion that genuine ChristiFREMANTLE tempt to Chistianise the anity is not warring con To suit all popular makes at 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, Erected festival. In Poona, the quest and subjugation vehicles. Hoidens from 194S Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. executed. AGENCIES, & planned second biggest city of but a charity-born bro- onwards. ALLPEST anywhere in W.A. Church Altars 66 Canning Highway. Victoria State, a therly effort to offer to Park 6 68114. Maharashtra hours After Designs and Quotes without obligation.5-1661 Phone unique service was con- all people a share in the 6 294-1. 146 47211. "We have over 60 years' experience" ducted at a Jesuit semi- spirit of Christ.
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The bishops industrial centre. In 1953 11111111111111111111111111111E a television personality. him. LL he asks is a minhe he began broadcasting praise him. When too. is that, He but • • FATHER ute for God, But Father Garcia, a speaks, everyone listens. nationally from Bogota C HARLES spanhave minutes his ed raGathering such diverse over the State-own neglect, tall, energetic priest of VATH, presined centuries of changed 55, is leading what may forces into one social dio network. Finally he dent of Carihave they and of be Colombia's most sig- movement may be Fath- produced it on televi- tas, charitable the lives of thousands nificant social revolution er Garcia's greatest ac- sion. a gency of Colombia's poor. in decades. In a coun- complishment. On the Hong Kong, Father is name RESPONSE His of Bogota, and editor of Herreros, try whose economic and outskirts Rafael Garcia Gradually the repeat- The Examiner, he political stability is un- however, one can see sight first at nd a some more concrete results of ed appeals brought re- weekly newswhere revo- certain, doesn't look like a his efforts. Here hun- sponse. A slum section paper of the rebelled have priests high his lutionary. With dreds of families which of Cali, once called the diocese, p r e call they what against forehead and a sensitive the intransigent attitude a few years ago had nei- "Needle's Eye," was grad- sents a Christtake might one Mouth or of the Church hierarchy, ther homes, nor church- ually rehabilitated with mas cheque to him for a professor of Father Garcia has ac- es, nor jobs for the men, the help of local busi- o ne of his a man of letters, both something nor schools for the chil- nessmen. In Bogota he clients. (NCI, complished crewHis is. which he dren, have all of these spent Sundays helping miracle. to a close 1; cut hair, now almost things. There are neat to down slum 1111111111111111111111111111 tear expressive and white, houses The no police. rows the of with elechouses shacks. However, DIVERSE FORCES voice might label him as are rarely locked, and not and and tricity was sidewalks landlord Bogota 20 Mabel St. d He has demolishe gardens and room for so co-operative. He ob- stealing is almost un67 2716 slums. He has built children to play. There tained an injunction known. PAINTING CONTRACTORS homes for the poor. He is • R TAYLO W. hope. A. halting the demolition has given them jobs and STRANGE MEAL For Father Garcia, all project. night That FOR QUALITY MEAT hope. He is revered by of this didn't come easn 1960, in order to I appealed Father Garcia F AMILY BUTCHER the poverty stricken. He ily. He was born in Cucraise more money needtelevision, on help for Phone 8-1482 3rner John and Fitzgeralt is admired by the rich. uta, a small city in nor- and by the next day a ed to expand his project, "rebel young The announcPerth. Garcia Father as , treets, and land thern Colombia S offered donor priests" seek to emulate a young man entered Let us assist you with your choice of memorial. worth about S130,000 on ed plans for a unique the diocesan seminary the outskirts of the city banquet, Hundreds of We specialise in all Grancrete, Granite and in nearby Pamplona. Be- for construction of a wealthy people would Marble work. On request we will mail to you CO. $50 H ARTLEY POYNTON & SLACK) fore his ordination in model community for be invited to pay typiis that a meal A, for R. the 1935 he Eujoined a copy of our priced catalogue. Country enANDERSON C. poor. the - J. (3. C. H. MPOTNTON Perth embers of the Stock Exchange of After dist Fathers. In 1958, the commun- cal in the homes of Colquiries receive our special attention. teaching for a few years ity of 45 homes was ombia's poor — a bowl Stock and Share Brokers in a number of Colum- formally dedicated by of broth and a plain WESTRAL1A CAST STONE CO. PERTH 87 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, bia seminaries, he took an impressive array of roll. That first "ban- 1 54 Rokeby Rd., Subiaco. Telegrams: "Sahbush." Perth 1:17 23 ne Pho advanced courses in so- civic and Church lead- quet of millions" raisP. Boyce, Proprietor. cial studies at Fribourg, ers. Each home, large ed about S300,000. PresiLleras Alberto Switzerland. enough for a family of dent From the first Father 10, cost S1,500, payable, Camargo sat at the Garcia was interested in at $15 a month. The head table next to Fathwriting and literature. money was not hard to er Garcia. Prelates and BUY YOUR attended. He has been editor of come by because factor- businessmen — SOLE AGENTS — banquet the Church a Cathedra, ies were willing to hire Since then R. CON NABEER & COMPANY magazine. He has writ- men who had something has been a annual event ten fiction for adults to work for. 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. and has helped to raise From and children, and he has By the following year about $3.5 million. Sophocles' the number of homes translated Today Father Garcia from had increased to 80 is one of the best known Rex" "Oedipus He Greek into Spanish. now they number 350, men in Colombia. in opposition But Father Garcia has and meets y still communit the i concerned has a modern church, a some places (an unbeen also t TRISTS N M.P.S. , . SKEAHA / /iGEOFF OPTICIANS — OPTOME 21 8151 , with the social better- school and recreation known man fired at his PERTH: Piccadilly Arcad• .. t 21 5304 Columbia's facilities. Parents pay car with a pistol four of .. ment 1 54 Wi lliam St. 3 2602 .. - .. .. .. .. FREMANTLE Z FREMANTLE: 30 M•rke St. poor, and that got him S10 a month school tui- years ago), but his prin2655 3 .. .. .. St. Napoleon 19 C OTTESLOE: into trouble. f 9 p.m. to 7 p.m. — NIGHT EVERY tion, regardless of the cipal opponents have NIGHT SERVICE long been won over. number of children. Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 teleOPPOSITES There are a few sim- Through radio and Also at . . . 2002 3 Phone T. CLAREMON AVE., 1 ST. QUENTIN 38 vision he is seeking to t 259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE As is still evident to- ple rules in the town of millions the God. help of Minute called .4. , , ./MOV4 41,1 , 41,4‘4,11.14.00411 4P-P . 0"14 , M."/M#41^4. INMAPIWP#4 NNIN/P4PIN I day, Colombia is a counstill are Colombians who try made up of a few Each day families material basic the lack sweep to obliged people rich mmensely BITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS iand He continues to others living in ab- street in front of their needs. * LAN%N AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION that a "minute ieve is bel begging No G houses. * ROTARY HOEING, LEVELLING, EXCAVATIN ject poverty. Rural famGod" can lead to a * QUOTATIONS GIVEN FREE OF COST of could this ted: permit the by ilies, attracted Christian of lifetime lure of the cities, have mean expulsion from the , swollen urban popula- community. There are I charity. S PECIAL tions to unmanageable MORTLOCK HOSPITAL size. Stationed at a serFORD MORTLOCK ies of seminaries in urban centres, Father Garcia witnessed the wretched conditions that millions of people accepted as a normal way of life. Wherever he was stationed he worked to alleviate the situation by action social joining Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS Many people groups. Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 didn't like it. president of the Vatican SecreIn the city of Cali, for THE instance, the provIncial tariat for Promoting Christian Unity governor became con- maintains that the Second Vatican vinced that the articutakes the prize for tranquillity late seminary professor C ouncil FUNERAL DIRECTORS ecumenical councils in the other all was a communist. Fath- over er Garcia was moved C hurch's nineteen hundred years and Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect In Cartaelsewhere. history. of more of the Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our gena, a port city of Augustin Cardinal Bea average of 2,200 bishops Chapel is Suitably Furnished for those about 200,000 persons the on the Caribbean, Fath- said this statement from 140 nations, Desiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. of number s "enormou those surprise er Garcia's own religious "might noted, he which es" speech community moved him who were taken aback by were kept brief •••'_ of town He recalls certain episodes which however, out rules. -Council's the by session every in the incident with a smile occurred 111i1111!11111Timii;1111 the breadth of contact now, and says, "You more or less." with non-Catholic Chrisknow the religious life "I certainly do not tians and their churches, is made so that we may mean to deny them, but and finally, "the intense, love one another . they should be reduced I would almost say imBut Father Garcia's to their proper propor- passioned, participation writing and speaking tions. They never had the of world opinion." abilities gave him a drama to atttributed He described the Counmeans of reaching over them in certain sections cil as "a work of assimithe heads of those who of the press," he said. lation," explaining what opposed him. While at "At any rate, one must he meant by this: Cartagena, he persuaded say that these episodes, "Think for example of the local radio station to seen from a perspective the fact that almost all give him a regular morn- of time and in compari- schemata were at the being radio programme. son with the history of ginning debated rather He called it "A Minute the other councils, are re- hotly. but after repeated discussions and correcof God," and he used latively negligible." the end the minute to remind Cardinal Bea. in an in- tions were in people, the rich and the terview with the Italian agreed upon in secret poor, of their obligations weekly news magazine ballot with moral unanito improve social condi- Vita, said the Second Va- mity." LOOKS GREAT! GOES GREAT! GREAT VALUE! To .back up his claim tions. A minute is not tican Council had achievmoral unanimity for of the cver S ALES-SERVICE-PARTS a long time, and Father ed primacy FREMANTLE: 85 Market Street — 5-2225 the Council's documents, other in councils mince 21 not er did oth Garcia 1 51 Adelaide Tce., Perth 23 2711 out that .all pointed MONT: Opp. Railway Station — 3-2177 he CLARE the listed: He espects. r words AND ALL SUBURBS through passed one but preparathe NVALLACE A. H. GREEN — Cr1-1879 (Private Father Garcia took his extent of vote a with Council MORTLOCK CK the MORTLO of JOHN GREEN 5 2996 (Private) FORD number programme to Cali, and tions, the 0100.000, than 95 per cent. more of (an part taking hops then to Medellin, a large bis
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How did you all enjoy your Christmas? Most of you are probably still making the most of your presents. Look after them and don't forget to spare a thought for the people who gave them to you. A special word of thanks now for all those junior readers who sent me Christmas cards and best wishes during the last few weeks. Now that 1965 has drawn to a c lose I would like to thank you all for the competition entries and letters you have sent in over the past twelve months. I think we have had quite a good year and was particularly pleased to see the large number of new members each week. At this time of the year we usually make a number of New Year resolutions. If you make any, and we all should, then take your time about it. Think back on the past year and pick out one or two things which you think you should have or have not done. They needn't be big resolutions, just ones you know that with a little effort you will be able to keep. Happy New Year and God bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER
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Masses For The Week January 2 (White): Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus (2nd Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Preface of the Nativity. January 3 (White): Mass of January 1 (4th Class). Preface of the Nativity. January 4 (White): Mass of January 1 (4th Class). Preface of the Nativity. January 5 (White): Mass of January 1 (4th Class). Second Prayer St. Telesphorus, Pope and Martyr. Preface of the Nativity. OR Feast of St. Telesphorus, Pope and Martyr. Mass from the Common. Preface of the Nativity. January 6 (White): Feast of the Epiphany (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Preface and "Communicantes" of the Epiphany. January 7 (White): Mass of the Feast of the Epiphany (4th Class). Preface of the Epiphany. January 8 (White): Our Lady on Saturday ( 4th Class). Mass from the Common. Preface of Our Lady. January 9 (White): First Sunday after the Epiphany (Feast of the Holy Family) ( 2nd Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Preface of the Epiphany.
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MALCOLM YATES Friday . • • Muradup (10) JANUARY 7 . . . PETER REYNOLD HFLEN WILKES Leederville (11) Bicton (10) CHRISTINE DO= Albany (11) Thursday . . . MICHAEL MORAN JANUARY 6 . . . Coolgardie (10) NELLIGAN CATHY O'CONNOR VICTOR Narrog,in (10) Kalgoorlie (14) BERNADETTE LEE CORINNE O'MEARA West Perth (8) Dianella (9) Saturday . . . STEPHANIE JANUARY 8 . . . ABOTOMEY Kalgoorlie (7) PAUL LEWIS Kalamunda (13) RITA CIOCCA Darlington (13) PATRICIA NIORAN Coolgardie (11) STEPHEN THOMPSON Inglewood (7) ANNE KEHOE Mt. Yokine (12) ALAN IMERITO JENNIFER PIERCE Attadale (11) Maylands (14) MICHAEL O'LOGHLEN ADRIAN CHUR ACK Rivervale (7) Attadale (6)
JANUARY 2 . . . JANUARY 4 . . . Gregory Marshall (9) MAUREEN DEVLIN MAUREEN BRENNAN 23 Pearson St., Floreat Brunswick Junction (13) Calingiri (14) Pk., goes to Marist ColKELLY GILLEN CORBITT EDWARD lege and likes model South Como (13) Nollamara (7) cars. TIMOTHY SMITH CONROY MAUREEN Domerzica Dorazio (II) Scarborough (10) Cannington (14) 27 Goodall St., Clover- STEPHANIE DOYLE dale goes to Notre Dame Rivervale (12) NUALA FOGARTY School and likes softMt. Henry (10) Please 811 in the coupon below in BLG LETTERS and send it ball and reading. Monday . . . MARIA O'BRIEN to Brother Juniper. "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, Jennifer Bowles (10) South Perth (11) JANUARY 3 . . . so that when your birthday comes around he may greet you 46 Addis St., Kalgoorlie goes to St. Michael's MARYSIA KOZAK on this page. Wednesday . . . East Bicton (12) Convent and likes sewGRAEME HOPKINS ing and sport. JANUARY 5 . . . Nollamara (12) Lynette Kimberley (10) CARMEL O'NEIL My Birthday is 13 Elshaw St., Queen's PATRICK GLYNN Midland (13) Beaconsfield (10) Pk., likes sewing. IRENE HANNErr LINDA MILLER years of age I am now Rita Healey (12) 47 North Beach (14) Palmyra (14) Coronation St., Double- ELIZABETH CHIDLOW NICO GLORIE view goes to St. Joseph's Name Queen's Park (6) Albany (6) school and likes swimming and basketball. Address Marie O'Malley (7) Lot 76, Killarney Rd., North Inaloo attends St. Mary's, Leederville, and likes colouring-in. Shelley Jacobs (9) School.. 23 Alfonso St., North Perth attends Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate Hobby and her hobbies are s wimming and drawing. Peter (10) Jacobs Shelley's brother goes to C:= C.B.C. Highgate and likes f ootball and swimming. Jennifer Townsend (9) "THE MODERN EFFICIENT COMPANY" 76 Gairlock St., AppleContractors to Catholic Institutions throughout the cross goes to St. BeneState. White Ants, Cockroaches, Silverfish, Rats dict's school and likes and Mice Exterminated. swimming, sewing and 2 Main St., Osborne Pk. Tel. 29 1815 reading. Anne-Marie Starcevich (7) of Korbel, W.A., atM dhp,dNr,po.,,,p,,,,,,,,,,,n4,,,O4P4NP-"e•dhOM.PJ"IPJ,P#4fr•NPe4",###~ tends Presentation Convent, Bruce Rock and W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS likes and swimming PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS reading. Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and Mignon Cook (8) 12 Genera! Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed Lockhart St., Como is a Phones: 28 1714. After Hours: 87 2553, 28 2095 pupil of Holy Family and likes colouring and 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH swimming. Elizabeth Fitzgerald (8) 37 Tain St., Applecross goes to St. BeneTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE dict's school and her INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED hobbies are sewing and CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN swimming. I NSURANCE PROTECTION (9) Kevin Randall 49 Curven Rd., East 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. Phone: 21 6091. A. De CAUX, Manager. Hamilton Hill goes to 00441^~#4 , 04s1 St. Brendan's school and likes puzzles. Christine Crombie (8) South West Highway, I NSIST ON Mullalyup, W.A., likes reading, sports, cooking, sewing and swimming. Margaret Cranley (10) 235 Vincent St., North "Fit for a King" Perth goes to St. Mary's, and likes Leederville L ADIES! reading and sewing. Colour this drawing in with at least four colours and send it in to Jayne Davis (9) of Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR (corW.A. Turkey Creek, Brother Juniper, c/- The Record, 450 Hay-st., Perth. Supply your B utchers Shops respondence school) likes drawing. Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions Gregory Glossop (7) Age Name Locations: 62 Mayfair St., Mt. Claremont goes to Loreto TYLER'S SUPERMARKET Address Convent and likes build911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 ing. B. & P. BUTCHERS Philip Isaia (6) 1183 Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle Albany Highway, Bentley goes to St. Joachim's THE CHEAPER FOOD MART YOU MUST BE A MEMBER TO COMPETE Cnr Chapman Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 School and likes swimming
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TOWARDS A FREE MASS TIMETABLE TRADE AREA
BIGGEST home news these days is the conclusion of the new trade agreement between the Republic and Britain. The final stages meant hard bargaining, and in London the two Premiers, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Lemass, did not emerge from the final talks until the small hours of the morning.
TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record Office of any variation in the times below.) Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10a.m. Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a.m. Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 A day later, Mr. Wilson emerging from the long, ally to a free trade area, Ashfield: 8 a.m. a.m. had to leave for the all-thy session in London, and there is the possiAttadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 United Nations, and there told the waiting re- bility that the Republic Morley Park: 7.30, 9, lo a.m. were doubts at some porters that agreement will soon join Britain in man in London was giv- mies, and will be stepa.m. stages about whether had been reached. the European Free Trade ing the young Minister a ping down as chairrmAn Balcatta (St. Lawrence): Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Apart from the imme- A ssociation, one of the pat on the back. could be agreements 7.30, 9 a.m. soon. reached before he left. diate mutual concessions, two trading groups in The main Opposition R ecentl y, preparing Balga: (See Mirrabooka). Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 However, Mr. Lemass, the agreement differs Europe ',the other is the party at home, Fine material for a book to be a.m. from previous trade Common Market) which Gael, led by Mr. Liam published next year, I Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 agreements in that it is may eventually join each Cosgrave, is in favour of came across Dr. Andrews a.m. a.m. JOHN BRADLEY R.E.I.W.A. designed to lead eventu- other. a free trade area in prin- in an unusual setting; I Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.15, 9.15, Ireland's original appli- ciple, but will probably found him in the list of cation was for member- query the details when names of those. who Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 10.15 a.m. a.m. ship of the Common Mar- Parliament is given an escaped by tunnel from Brighton Hotel Mundaring: 8, 9.30 a.m. ket (France, Italy, West opportunity to discuss the Curragh internment Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Stirling Highway, Mundijong: (4th) 10.30 Germany, Belgium, the the measure in January. camp over forty yearn 9.30, 10.30 a.m. Cottesloe a.m. 3 Minutes from Beach Belmont: 7, 10 a.m. UNLIMITED PARKING AREA Naval Base: 8 a.m. E xcellent Accommodation at Bellevue-Midvale: 7.30, 9 Moderate Tarriff, Nedlands: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Under Personal Management a.m., 6 p.m. o f TED TAYLOR, Tel.: 3-2024 New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15, Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. 6.45, 7.30, 10 a.m. FRIENDLY SERVICE Clem Bahen's Brentwood: 7, 8.30, 10 North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m, a.m. P. & 0. Hotel Rex (private) Hotel x 4;),g_ Carilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m. North Doubleview: 7, 8.30, aallitia,araa High Street, Fremantle Cnr. King & Hay Streets 10 a.m. Tel: 5 2414 Private Bar for convenience es Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. North Fremantle: May 1 Modern Bars & Cocktail G uests and Friends -41,v Lounge t o Nov. 1: 7.30, 9,30 Castledare: (See Wilson). Phone: 21 8634 Good accommodation at a.m.; Nov. 1 to May 1: Prop. B B. REILLY r easonable tariff. City Beach (State School): 7, 9 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 1 111_P--1:- Aittatiligas '- j North Wanneroo (23 mile NEWS Dolph Clowes' 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. C laremont: -'111141:11111100. Hotel Civic peg): 7 p.m. every SunCloverdale: 7, 9 a.m. Boomerang Hotel day. Inglewood 9 a.m. (PrimCollbellup: Bentley Park: 6.30, 7.30, Osborne Rooms with Toilet & Shower ary School ) Caters specially for Weddings 9, 10 a.m. Bed & Breakf6st Rates Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. and receptions Air Conditioned Bars, Lounge 71 2011 Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. Orange Grove: 8.30 a.m. 1 DICK REILLY, Prop.) Phone 68 2591 Darlington: 7 a.m., 6 p.m. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 a.m. Netherlands and Luxem- Mr. Cosgrave wanted it ago. It was one of the Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Pickering Brook: 10 a.m. every Sunday. bourg), but when France discussed before it was most remarkable escapes 11 a.m. JACK and MABS HAMBLY Shenton Park Pinjarra: (1st, 3rd, 5th): in refused to accept history, as the scores a.m. Le of 7.30, 9.30 Premier Dianella: but signed, Welcome City and 7, 10.30 a.m.; Hotel (2nd, terms of the British ap- mass took the view that men crawled through the East Cannington: Country Friends to their 4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. NICHOLSON ROAD plication, and Britain's it would be impossible to long tunnel they had pleasant and homely a.m. 9.30 S HENTON PARK application was put in carry on negotiations and made and escaped into East Fremantle: 7, 8.15, Perth (St. Mary's Cathe• Spacious Car Park Castle Hotel Bed-Breakfast, Moderate Rates abeyance, Ireland did not reach agreement in an the night. dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 9.30 a.m. Beer Garden, Open Air liar a.m., 5 p.m. press her own applica- atmosphere of parliaNorth Beach East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Phone: 8 2170 tion. mentary debate at home. East Victoria Park: 6, Queens Park: 7.30, 9.30 Britain and Ireland a.m. 7.30, 9.30 a.m. SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE Highway Hotel have many trade ties— Quinn's Beach: (See North SEA AT (Burnett St.): Embleton they are big mutual cusWanneroo). HIGHWAY, 8, 9.30 a.m. The Ocean Beach 206 STIRLING CLAREMONT tomers—and an Ireland Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. 9.30 Park: 7.30, Floreat PHONE 3-1566 in the Common Market, Hotel Riverton Mission: 7, 8 a.m. Friendly Service — Good while Britain was in the Personal Supervision Under a.m. A ccomm odalion — Parties (St. remantle Patrick's). F of TOM KENNY Trade AsEuropean Free Specially Catered for R iverton Church Hall: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., sociation only, did not Phons 3-1584 Mrs E. M. McDonnell. 8.30, 9.30 a.m. 5 p.m. make economic sense to MR. Richard Ryan, Ard- Glendalough: 7, 8.30, 9.45 Rivervale: 7.30, 10 a.m. t he Irish Government. Rockingham: foy, Merrion Road, DubEaster to Bayswater Hotel Savoy Plaza Although what the Bri- IN Dublin, the Gresham lin, who practised for alChristmas (1st, 3rd): OF?. STATION Street O'Connell in Hotel Hill (Mary's Goao.snel.berry Hotel tish and Irish are head7.30 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, E xcellent Accommodation perhaps the most most sixty years as a THE HEART OF PERTH Mount): 730 a.m. Frequent Train Service 4 miles ing towards is a complete is Dublin, has in solicitor CENTRAL HAY STREET 5 th): 9 a.m.; Christmas of Irish haracteristically f rom City. Large Parking Ares c Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Dancing, Entertainment. free trade area, a number BED and BREAKFAST died; he had the unique t o Easter: 7, 9 a.m. in hotels" "luxury Every Night. the REASONABLE TARIFF of small groups, includdistinction of having act- Guildford: 7.30, 9 a.m. Bed & Breakfast 35/7 a.m. at State LES 13ARTLETT, Prop. ing their branches in the city. It marked its ed for the Pope in the Gwelup (St. Therese): 10 Roleystone: Meet You at the Savor except last Sun. School other Ted Williams. Manaeer. TEL.: 71 1224 the centenary such places as the United a.m., 7.30 p.m. Irish Courts. day of month. States, fear a lessening night, when the chairman Hamilton Hill: 7, 9 a.m. The law case? It was a Rottnest: Christmas to political independence of the company which case in the High Court Subiaco Hotel Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. Wembley Hotel of and —stockbroker it runs Easter: 11.45 a.m. at a time when part of which under will a about First Class Accommodation Excellent Lounge and Ireland still remains in farmer, Mr. J. Davy—pre- the residue of an estate Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Safety Bay: Easter to and Service Accommodation a.m. t he United Kingdom as a sented 20 long - serving was bequeathed to the Christmas (1st, 3rd): DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. result of Partition in the members of the staff Pope for the furtherance Highgate Hill: 7, 8, 9, 10, Phone 87 2418 9 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, 5th): FREE HOME DELIVERY watches. gold with year 1922. 11 a.m. Christmas Catholic religion. 7.30 a.m.; Cnr. Cambridge and Phone: 8 1028 It is largely nowadays of the Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 represented in the groups, Ryan These Mr. to Easter: 8 a.m. Alexander Sts., Wembley Alex McHenry, Proprietor. he creation of Mr. "Todt a.m. In United States, London, dy" O'Sullivan, manager Pope Benedict XV. Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30, and elsewhere, take up and director, a Kerryman 1962, Pope John honour- Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: 10.30 a.m. National Hotel Hotel Australia picket duty as a form of who rides to hounds ed him with the Knight- 8 a.m. St. Catherine Laboure, BedCnr. High and Market Sts protest, and in London hood of St. Gregory. Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. MURRAY STREET. PERTH ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 all. with the Minister for Fremantle Mr. Ryan, a native of Jandakot: 8 a.m. a group was on picket. A griculture. Everybody Serpentine (3rd): 10.30 E xcellent Accommodation ans Indeed, a member of the knows "Toddy" O'Sulli- Bailleborough, County Jarrandale: ( 1st) 10 a.m., Offers excellent homely a.m. Dining Service. Lunch 10/ picket was reported to van ,who has friends in Cavan, was chairman of ( 3rd), 10 a.m. accommodation Shenton Park: 7, ?, 10.30 Park lag Accommodation have assaulted the Irish every walk of life; they the Irish Catholic Church Joondanna (St. Denis): Phone: 5 1786 a.m. PHONE 23 1341 Minister for Agriculture, include millionaires, Property Insurance Co. Philip P. Kearins, Licensee 6.15, 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. 9.30 Mr. Charles Haughey, needless to say, but they Ltd., and was uncle of Kalamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 South Perth: 7.30, a.m. son-in-law of Mr. Lemass, Mr. Richie Ryan, a memEnjoy the Best also include people at Criterion Hotel Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m., 7 A ccommodation & Service ber of the Dail in Mr. Karragullen: 9 a.m. by striking him on the extreme. other the CENTRAL HAY STREET, p.m. Other party. as he Cosgrave's back with a placard PERTH The Minister for AgriKelmscott: 8.30 a.m. Hotel_ Cottesloe entered the Irish Em- culture, Mary's Cathedral: (50 St. Mother include relatives 24-HOUR SERVICE Mr. Haughey, Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Single and Twin suites South 0.P., Sales, RIGHT ON THE SEA FRON, bassy in London. M. de Perth). Parking for Country Residents would no doubt hate a.m. Subiaco: 7, 8, 9.15, 10.30 5 Minutes walk from Cathedral Phone 3 2155 The group is reported been there for the cen- Africa (sister). Kenwick: 9 a.m. THE COUNTRYMAN'S HOTEL a.m. R. M. DYMOCK, Licensee to have been Clann na tenary dinner, but he was Phone 23 1115 (5 )ines) Kewdale: 8 a.m. Sunset: 9.15 a.m. aGael, which is very ac- locked in combat with Koongamia: 8 a.m. Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 afil• tive in New York. the British negotiators Island: 2nd Sun- Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Lancelin The Railton Mr. Haughey was un- working out the trade Hotel Esplanade day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. hurt, treated the matter pact in London Perth's Most Modern 8,30, 10 PERTH'S LEADING 7, 9, 10.30 Victoria Park: 7, Leederville: Temperance Hotel and it was also lightly, (5 minutes walk from a.m. Childers, Mr. Erskine a.m. (Tower St.): 8.30 reported that although St. Mary's Cathedral) HOTEL FOR ALL Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. son of the man who it recent difference of B.B. from 57/a.m. been detainthe man had Every convenience. V ISITORS Wembley (Cambridge St): wrote "The Riddle of the opinion in the town of Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. ed by the police, there Sands" and joined the Maynooth, County Kil7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Cnr. Pier ge Murray Streets. would be no charge. Mr. Phone: 23 1531 Phone: 21 8861 - 21 8861 Irish in their rebellion, dare, is being regarded Maddington: 10 a.m. Wembley Downs: 7, 9,30 Haughey is one of the was present; he is Mini- with a smile by sports Maida Vale: 8 a.m. a.m. ablest of young Minister for Transport and enthusiasts, whether they Mandurah: Dec. 26 to West Perth: 6, 7, 8, 9.30 seen frequentsters, he is play rugby or Gaelic (Ital. footFeb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 Commercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham ly riding to hounds, and Power, and was just back a .m., 10.30 a.m. ball. (Polish)' from a function where he 6.30 p.m. Fsb. 2 a.m., BY THE SEA ian), 11.30 a.m. Northam was obviously too fit and Two rugby teams, one had been advising th to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. Willagee: 7, 9 a.m. well to be affected by a representing the national For a Healthy Holiday national transport sysPhone Northam 49 Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. touch of a placard. 8.15, 9.30 Manning: 7, tem, C.I.E., to effect television service's staff The Best of Fishing Y anchep: 23 mile, 7 P.M' a.m. and the other representT. E. MURPHY, Proprietor details the As I write, more economies. The FRANK MADDIGAN, Proprietor every Sunday. 15, 8.30, 10 Maylands: 7 ing a Dublin store, were of the agreement which t ransport system, despite • a.m. Premier Lemass and his economies, still gets a o meet in the park at Maynooth. Mass: Polish It was a Medina: 8, 9.30 a.m., 7.30 park brought Ministers have big subsidy from the West Perth, 11.30 a.m. J ACK SHEEDY Carlton Hotel hack have not been an- State—£10.000,000 in the bequeathed to the town. p.m. Mass: Italian but are due last five years—but Mr. nounced, Melville: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. Now, in this town of PHONES, 21 4311, 23 3091 218 HAY ST., PERTH soon. Whatever conces- Childers has told it he is Gaelic football, with its Midland: 7, 8, 9.30, 11 West Perth: 10.30 a.111. 1st Class Accommodation 35/- 13/13 sions they have got, they not going to ask the tnx- m emories of great Ukrainian Mass: a.m., 5.30 p.m. Perth, have fought hard for naver to foot a higher County Kildare teams lUI111111111111=111111111111111111(1111111111111 St. Patrick's, West "All Rooms Recently Refurnished them. And maybe that bill. which were once national 10.30 a.m. Dr. C. E. ("Tod") An- champions, the Gaelic A MISS times Slr ND dur: drews, chairman of the enthusiasts didn't like 11.1\DURAII at CATHOLIC hole transport board, has al- t he idea of a rugby game. PLUMBING MATERIALS ing the Christmas ready made many econoBut they didn't own days from December P APER BATHROOM FIXTURES "lieS, including the des- the park. But, ah, they 26 to January 30 Will ire; of a number of remembered; they owned IN EVERY SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS he at 6.30, 8 and 930 229-233 William St., Perth 1-ranch-lines. the goalposts! So the a.m. and 6.30 p.m. HOME The "Plumbing Supply Special ictc" T-TP Ills laid the foun- rugger teams had to go Phone: 28-1541 en.tion for farther econo- home. John Bradley,
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MR. JACKSON AND MY "M.R.A. REPLY"
"THE RECORD," by Station courtesy of 2SM, Sydney, publishes some of Dr. Rumble's each r adio answers week. Queries from our readers ( which must by be accompanied name and address of sender) are answered o ver the radio in their due turn, which involves a delay of some weeks.
Of I The "Infinite Universe" Finiteness and unar e boundedness by possible made space returning into Further exitself. this of planation R.: Some eminent would take us too men hold the theory far afield. It is enough that, spatially, the to say that the term material universe is "infinite" used in this both finite yet infinite. sense is not convertWhile, according to ible with the sense in Euclidian geometry, which it is used of it occupies a definite God. God transcends of conditions volume of cubic miles, all owing to space-curva- space and time; and ture it has no bound- no "limitlessness of aries and in that sense space," however that is limitless or infin- be conceived, would ite. The circumfer- be incompatible with ence of a circle is fin- His existence; even existence His ite in length, but un- as bounded in the sense would not exclude the that a point travel- "limitless" theory of ling round it can do the material universe, theory that so forever, without were z,s oming to an end. true.
"UNDECIDED," Lakemba: If God exists, can the universe be infinite as many eminent men believe?
Mitchum founded by Dr. Frank in the movement as it arise concerning a giv"Ovid Pentus" which movement Buchman to be unlawful is at present is compat- en Vic.: "Trib- for Catholics. ible with the logic of the shows signs of note- measures are quite secthe in read Q.: I development, ondary. That reply having been faith or with complete worthy une" Denys Jackson's questions may be sent and published in the preced- fidelity to the Church. M.R.A. on The clear manifestarticle a It is not necessary for to Rome asking the mind tion of the mind of the ing issue of the "Tribyour reply to it. the of the Holy See concern- Holy See is enough. But a une," Mr. Jackson ex- the Church to go to R.: His "article" was pressed his disagreement length of excommunica- ing it. even the forbidding of reply denunciation to a Following upon other participation in "offices with it in a two- col- tion before the faithful to radio by given I had understand the tenor of declarations that were of direction" as Bishop Graf- umn article, concluding an inquirier from that these interventions . . . issued by the Holy Of- Thomas Noa, of Marsuggestion the with ton, N.S.W., in which I I should study the sub- The warnings quoted fice in 1955 and signed quette, U.S.A., points declared active member- ject "before attempting have the force of a pro- by its Secretary. Cardout, excludes any active ship of the Moral Re- to guide the consciences hibition which leaves inal Pizzardo, left no membership of M.R.A. Movement armament no room for hesitation, room for doubt. of others about it." since the M.R.A. rule I answered in the fol- and dispels all uncerIt expressed the sur- bases all decisions on lowing issue of the "Tri- tainty." prise of the Supreme the team-life of the van LETTER FROM A With that statement in Congregation of the Holy ous groups of adherbune," briefly yet sufficienty for any sensible his book my own originthat any Catholic ents, so that no active J ESUIT BROTHER reader to realise that I al radio statement coin- Office should seek moral and member can escape the was not as unfamiliar cided. aims, however ;responsibility of belongsocial Dear Tony, 0,11,0 4.4.4.0.4.######0004,14,11,11,11 4.41,111,11`4, . the matter as Mr. with praiseworthy in them- , ing to the "teams which You ask how a Jesuit Jackson imagined. "CONDEMNED" A a selves, within Move- formulate policies." Brother can save souls by His later rejoinder to ment which 'does not MOVEMENT "However, as I have c ooking a meal, or making that I did not consider GARAGE and SERVICE STATION possess the patrimony said, the disciplinary up accounts, or binding a deserving of further at- Q.: A few months beAll Classes Motor Repairs, Panel Beating and life spiritual of doctrine, so and bricks apart quite is measure laying fore. you claimed that book, tention. Painting. means and supernatural number a from the judgment of M.R.A. had been conon. There are Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS proper to the the Holy Office concern"MISGUIDED of answers to this. Here demned by the Church. of grace, GIVES PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS Catholic Church;" and ing the nature of M.R.A. is one. It isn't so much CATHOLICS" various still at have I R.: When in trouble Ring 28-1373. surprise greater WHO but in itself, which should what you do Q.: It would seem you times quoted condemna- that some, in their "exloyal any for enough be YOU ARE. Souls are savdid not answer his tions of M.R.A. from the aggerated enthusiasm," Catholic and to which ..#04,4,1NON,"4.40,•#.11,.."1,.4.4.4"4".1,4.041,04.4.11.4.4,4`04.~4. ed through Grace, and point that it is Catholic point of view by should think M.R.A. to main soul a to come Grace can own explanations in my not correct to say Ca- Cardinals Hinsley and possess more efficacious in many ways. The priest the light of Catholic support who Westminster, tholics of :T'riffin . methods and means than principles necessary conraises his hand in AbsoluM.R.A. are "ignorant Cardinal Frings of Ger- exist within the Catholic tion, but who has brought formed. and misguided. many, Cardinal Schuster Church. t he sinner to his feet? It Mr. Denys Jackson CONCRETE PAVING SLABS IN ALL POPULAR SIZES Van Cardinal Milan, of R.: Taking a typical may be the zeal of the AND COLOURS object to my offermay also stres The Decree priest himself, it may be case of which he made Roey of Belgium, and sed the danger of relig- ing such guidance. GARDEN KERBING — CONCRETE FENCE POSTS a person on a sick bed, a much, I provided more Cardinal Pizzardo, Sec- ious indifferentism in You yourself may premother hanging out cloth- than sufficient evidence retary of the Holy Of- such MATERIAL FOR SOAKWELLS & SEPTIC TANKS a movement, fer the guidance he ofes, it could be a Jesuit that either ignorance or fice. But I myself cerfers. and discertain enacted The London "Tablet," brother offering up his lack of judgment acciplinary measures con- tainly would not be free Vow -:, his work, his prayer, counted for the presence August 12, 1961, said on cerning it. to speak otherwise than his joys and sufferings, for of some prominent Bene- the occasion of Dr. For any normal Catho- I have done on this subdeath: Buchman's Frank 2-6 ROYDHOUSE STREET, WEMBLEY mankind. dictine monks at an lie, those disciplinary ject. So saving souls depends M.R.A. World Assembly "The Holy Office, after "1•11 ,0,04,1,04,""###.004,11.04.0.,Nhosdp, ,INN" 4.41 examination, careful on the person rather than in Caux. conclusion the to came enon his job. Then why In his book, "The Well Right View of Moral Re- that the Movement was ter Religion at all? Tony, we'll have to wait armament," Bishop more properly to be for next week for that one. Suenens —now Cardinal classed as a religion, a The address for anyone Archbishop of Malines— variant of Protestanism, seeking free literature on writes, pp. 84-5: "The and as such forbidden the Jesuit Brother vocation basically Protestant na- to Catholics, rather than is: ture of the movement the ideology which it ( REGISTERED "A" CLASS BUILDERS) INFORMATION BUREAU, . . . is beyond doubt . . . described itself as being. LOYOLA COLLEGE, WATFor all Catholics the This was a great disap169 NORTH LAKE RD., MELVILLE matter is settled; no pointment to Dr. BuchSONIA, VICTORIA. TELEPHONE ( Day and Night) — 30 2677 whatever man." participation We ourselves use the Q.: I was surprised to Will Plan and Build: Churches, HOLY OFFICE DECREE hear you say that God word heart as a symbol PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS Presbyteries - Housing - Etc. Schools, does not have a heart. of love or of any other Q.: You said in effect 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO and our because emotions who Catholics that R.: I was speaking of 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH think they can belong God as He is in Himself. hearts beat faster under stress of deep feelto M.R.A. are mistak8 -4541 We must remember the 8-4541 en! That is certainly a that God is the Supreme ings. Oils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipment So we speak of a misrepresentation. The Spirit, not a material Decree of the Holy being like ourselves, at child who greatly disapas Office does not say least as far as our bod- points a mother THE RADIATOR SPECIALISTS such a thing. It speaks ies are concerned. "breaking his mother's FOR 40 YEARS only of "offices of dirHe no more has a heart;" meaning that he ection." profound her causes He than physical heart are now located at 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY R.: Firstly, you fail to has lungs, or eyes, or sorrow precisely because so loved greatly has she Phone: 8 2406 feet. and hands Street, West Perth 87 Charles distinguish between the Physically, our heart him. All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken nature of a religious and offer you the same guaranteed expert service So, in a human way movement in itself, and is a bodily organ, a the adapted to our own huexpress declarations of blood-pump keeping Ring or Call — Phone 28 3606 the Church concerning blood flowing through man level, the Bible our arteries and veins. speaks of God's heart to it. In my radio sessions I To attribute to God symbolise that as the answer a material body like sight of misconduct disto undertake W.A.O.A. religious on questions ours, with the heart as tresses us, so evil is disO PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST matters in the light of a physical organ pulsat- pleasing in the sight of 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 Catholic principles. ing the blood through God; and that, as a R es.: 67 1685 Apart from any ex- His veins, would be to mother loves her child, press decrees, I would reduce Him to the creat- so God loves us with all His Being. be as obliged to declare ed animal world. Were He of such a Catholics mistaken who these compariBut think they are free to nature He would not be sons do not imply a all. at SHEET and METAL WORKER God belong to the Lutheran heart in God as a matSpecialists in Galvanised and Aluminium. Dr. Frank Buchman's BIBLICAL TEACHING erial and physical bodily — "Christian Fellowship Roof Decking organ. Oxford Grouper — Mor- Q.: Does the Bible say 5 CLEAVER In that sense, God has anywhere whether STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 al Rearmament Movea heart. not or heart a has God ment," as I would be to not? 4:24, So, in John declare them mistaken Y OUR CHEMIST places the Christ said to the Samif they thought they many In R.: IN . . • the Bible speaks of to the aritan woman: "God is could belong World heart of God. a Spirit;" and to the disfor movement Peace. To give but two ex- ciples, in Luke 24:39: 6:6 "A spirit hath not flesh Genesis From this point of amples, of and bones, as you see sins the that says Survey," "Social view, of Me to have." The heart heart the grieve 1954, p.8. men .rrnarm., September, F.P.S.(G.B.), M.P.S.(W.A.) being an organ of flesh, 13:22 Acts while its God, of "Because said: P God as He is in Himwas RESCRIPTIONS, MEDICINES, COSMETICS, David that us tells and Protestant origin B ABY litNEEDS, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. system, be- a man after God's own self cannot therefore dogmatic have to said be erally Prescriptions such all in But heart. practical cause of its Picked Up and Delivered. a heart. Such an expresdenial of the sacramen- cases the sense is metaOPEN IN EVENINGS A._SOI sion could be used in a ative, figur or phorical is M.R.A. system, tal phorical or figurameta literintended not and Phone 292681 not for Catholics." tive sense only. ally. doubts if ndly, Seco
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Wanted Accommodation BURKE (Peter): Of your BURNS (B. J. M.): On SHEFFIELD Emplo ycharity please pray for D ecember 26, Brian ment Agency, 713 Hay St. the soul of our dearly WEST Leederville - Wem- Burns, of 77 Minora Rd., ( above Canis Bros.) for ADELAIDE: Accommodabeloved husband and bley, room (share) and Dalkeith, and of Riverprompt, courteous ser- tion and hospitality at father, who died on Janu- use cons. or board (two side Lodge, Perth, won- vice. Employers, let us ary 4, 1965.-Ever remem- meals) by two business derful husband of Dentheir best; only motel on select your staff.-Please bered by his loved ones. ladies (21 years); own nys, darling daddy of phone 23-3537; a/h 67-200(i. the Main North Road, 2 Sacred Heart of Jesus linen, cutlery, etc., if re- Michelle, Mark and miles from city; tariff, ave mercy on his soul quired; good references. Adam; aged 31 years; his incl., E4/10/breakfast -Box 2619, this office. funeral took place in the Private Tuition double, children special BURKE (Peter): In lo,;- Phone 25-1145 or 24-4367. Catholic Cemetery, Kar:ing memory of our brorakatta, after Requiem restaurant open to ther, who left us January Mass.- Bowra & O'Dea, FOR Private Tuition in rates; ring Maths 24-5457. 4, 1965.-Always remempublic. - Phone 65-9091, Funeral Directors. bered by Peggy, Teresa, Dancing Tuition Requiescat in pace. Mr. and Mrs. T. Meichen, Molly and Bill, Hugh and Scotty's Motel, corner of Swimming Vi. MODERN Dancing Class, FASOLI (Emilio): On DeMay he rest in peace. Main North Road-Nottage cember 27, at Sir Charles Monday night, R.S.L. Hall, Gairdner Hospital, Emi- BOB DEVON, swimming Terrace, Medindie. Guildford Rd., Maylands; lio, loved husband of Pat, coach, Beatty Park OlymLotteries supervision W. Thompson loving father of Marghe- pic Pool; modern trainWISHING WELL Lottery Hospitals rita, David, Isabella and ing methods; tuition for & D. Mackie. Commences Kiosk & Tobacconists, 40 Francesco. beginners.-Ph. 26-2183. Pier St., Perth. Ph. 23-3978. 8.30 p.m. Admission 4/-. Sacred Heart of Jesus DEVA HOSPITAL ("C" Class) have mercy on his soul. 15 Lawley Crescent, Rest Homes Mt. Lawley. -FASOLI (Emilio): Of your charity please pray EDEN Hospital, 9 Hilt Superior Home From for the happy repose of view Road, Mt. Lawley Home for Male and Female Patients. the soul of Emilio, de- ( C Class) for Ladies; an parted this life December excellent trained staff at All Medical Attention. 27, loved twin son of all times; your mother Francesco and Leonilde, will be cared for with Fully Qualified Staff. dearly loved brother of kindness and efficiency and homely in atmoa Cecilia, Theresa (Mrs. 0. Personal Supervision of ••••04P•••,.### '141 ,411.P Romeo) and twin brother sphere; Mrs. Win Herbert of Frank, fondest bro- personally supervises the M. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372. THE GENERAL AGENCY CO. ther-in-law of Orlando welfare of all patients.Mary, dearest uncle Phone 67-2019 or 714696 and 155 Walter Road, Morley Situations Wanted of Frances, Elizabeth, for bookings and waiting l ist. R.E.I.W.A. Carmel, Theresa. Monica, BUILDING & RENOVA76-1399 A/ H. 67-2624. Paul, Leonilde and Luke VATING: Specialist in R IVER OUTLOOK home improvement and ASHFIELD Eternal rest grant unto Electrical him, 0 Lord. modernising; new homes Beautifully situated overlooking a long stretch of the Swan expertly and only 51 planned and 2 / miles to Perth. 2t y.O. bit. home, has 21 x 15 D'ESTERRE, J. V. lounge, double sliding doors to 380 sq. ft. patio. Large kitpromptly erected; comContractor, Electrical chen, split level electric stove, dining, sewing nook, extra Guest Houses petitive free quotes and shower. 3 oversize b, rms. 78 Parry Street, Perth. Owner transferred. Only asking £6,500. advisory service; finance GERALDTON: St. Francis FOR ALL YOUR RING NOW FOR INSPECTION Guest House; bed and ELECTRICAL SERVICES arranged.-Telephone all BUYING or SELLING, advice only costs a phone call. breakfast 25/-, chdn. 15/-: Phone: 28-3016, 28-2937 hours 3-5088, F. A. Browne, Registration No. 1271. tray service: no stairs. After Hours: 87-9660.
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