The Record Newspaper 19 May 1966 by The Record

No. 3243.

PERTH, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1966.

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Experts Meet To Set Up Church Agency AUST. PEACE For World CORPS Social Justice

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A SPECIAL committee

E XPERTS from various parts of the w orld have been summoned to Rome by the Holy See for a four-day meeting to. pave the way for the creation of on a gency of the Church for social justice a mong nations. The meeting takes its cue from the Vatican Council's Constitution econd S on the Church in the Modern World.

is expected to be set up within the next week in Perth to promote what has been described as an Australian Peace Corps. Mr. Bill Armstrong, formerly a Y.C.W. official in Perth and now Assistant Director of the Overseas Service Bureau, is a leading figure in this move. Returning from a visit to Malysia and India, Bill Armstrong will address a meeting at the University on Monday evening, May 23, at 8 p.m. on his work for Australian Volunteers Abroad; the meeting will then discuss a proposal to form a W.A. i for A.V.A. t Above is an artist'sI Committee The committee is ext impression of a new building to be erected s pected to draw together all those individuals and for the Stella Mans rganisations who are Seafarers' Club in o in the work interested Victoria Street, * Queen * of A.V.A.

THE document said: cent of the world's en"The Council, con- tire income," he said. sidering the immensity "Neither is it only a of the hardships which question of getting techstill afflict the greater nical and economic mapart of mankind today, chinery in motion. It is regards it as most oppor- a question of furthering tune that an organism of the complete and harthe universal Church be monious development of set up in order that both the human person to * Fremantle. the justice and love of enable each individual • * * Work is expected to t Christ towards the poor to live a life in keeping GOVERNMENT AID with his dignity as being developed be t begin on the project, t m ight s * which will cost in the t e verywhere. The role of created to the image Last year the Overt vicinity of $100,000, such an organism would and likeness of God." seas Service Bureau arbe to stimulate the Cathnext month and should ranged for over seventy CABLE from Dunolic community to proAustralians to go and be completed by the T RAGIC mote progress in needy work in underdeveloped dalk, Ireland, last end of the year. r egions and international INSUFFICIENCY Monday morning inThe two-storey build- countries, and in recogsocial justice." formed His Grace the ing will have a ball- nition of the value of The Pope emphasised Archbishop of the sudthis undertaking to Ausroom, canteen, restaurSome of the men who tralia in the internaant, bar lounge and took art active part in "the tragic insufficiency, den death the previous tional scene the Computting that paragraph whether long or short day of Monsignor games room on the monwealth Government into the constitution took term, of all existing aid Thomas Francis Ahern, ground floor. part in the meeting for programmes which in- parish priest of Northam A chapel which will has begun to give finanternational organis a- and Dean of the Avon cial assistance so that its implementation. t a ccommodate 100 peotions, national govern- Districts, the work of O.S.B. can Auxiliary They are s pie is situated on the Bishop Edward E. Swan- ments and various / first floor. Also on this , be increased. Monsignor Ahern had The meeting will be strom of New York, church groups are able floor will be house i three weeks presocially only offer the to held in Lecture Room of executive director flats for the Club chapi coun- viously arrived in Ire6. in the Arts Building, Catholic Relief Services- underdeveloped lain, manager and land to commence six the entrance to which is National Catholic Wel- tries." s housekeeper, three self- Z from the Hackett Drive * "What is to be done months long leave. H. fare Conference, his as% contairied double rooms • 4 parking area. Anybody 4 sistant James E. Norris. then," he asked. "to was on a visit to hi, t and eleven singlet interested in promoting and Father Arthur Mac- fight conditions of life in sister in Dundalk when • i MOMS, this important work is Cormack. an English the world which are inhis sudden death robbed ; nvited to attend. Adp•Anorirm."""..~0~,......... i Mill Hill miisionary compatible with the dig- the Archdiocese of one and demographer. nity of the human be- of its most respected Among the others are ing? What is to be done priests. Father Francois Holt- to prevent men from HIGH ESTEEM tart, Belgian sociologist: dying of hunger? What Father Louis Joseph Le- can be done to fill up Highly thought of in bret, 0.P., French ex- the chasm between ricii Northam, where he had pert on international peoples and the poor? been parish priest since aff airs: Monsignor Jean What can be done to June 28, 1957. MonRhodain, president of further justice in soli- signor Ahern had the the world-wide Catholic darity? gift of making strong charities organisation. 'Experts would say it friendships wherever he Caritas International: would be necessary to was. and Monsignor Luigi change the whole world Two years after his Ligutti, permanent ob- economic and financial appointment as parish server of the Holy See system," he said, "and priest of Northam and at the United Nations find new sources of sub- Dean of the Avon ValA sketch of Monsignor Ahern. Food and Agricultural sistence . . . and new ley. he was honoured Organisation. A Requiem Mass will methods capable of mul- with the title of Domes- where he stayed as parish priest of Belmont be offered for the repose tiplying p r o ductivity tic Prelate. after Carlisle was made of his soul on Monday. SURVEY OF and transforming the Monsignor Ahern a separate parish until May 23, at 11 a.m. in S intermechanism of WORK DONE born in Waterford, Ire e 's Church, , national commerce—all land, on November 22. his appointment to the St. Josph new parish of Manning Northam. The celebl ant are not which things On the group's agenda 1910. His early educaWhile of the Mass will be His competence. tion was received at Park in 1954. Was a survey of the within our holding this appoint- Lordship Bishop M. Mcrebe which should but St w ork already done in and Waterpark ment, he was also chap- Keon. <_°11 0.471 1-41 _ 11141 , ed,149/fri /049/ the field of international membered by those who John's Colleges. He was lain for a time at Aquiin directly engaged are priest the social justice by the to rdained o nas College. This apUnited Nations, various this work in a selfless hood on June 20, 1935. pointment lasted until way." national governments and came to the Perth the move to Northam in He said that while the Archdiocese on Novem- 1957. w orking singly and together, and other inter- Church cannot aspire to ber 26 of that year. His national organisations. take any "spectacular" first appointment was as CHAPLAIN P ELLETS Lamenting the vast action, it nevertheless assistant priest, Nedevery offer intends to disproportion in the disFor many years Monlands. lure snails and slugs from all HE record of the visit In 1936 he was ap- signor Ahern was chaptribution of the world's contribution it can to over your garden. And then wealth, Pope Paul told the solution of thes(, pointed to Coolgardie, lain to the Diocesan of Anglican Archkill every single one of 'ern. those taking part in the "anguishing problems." where he stayed two Union of the Holy Name bishop Michael Ramsey Perfectly safe to use—longmeeting that neither inhis until appointduring the Society and years Pope of Canterbury to Church action the The lasting—even works BETTER dividuals nor communi- intends to take, he said, ment as locum tenens at World War he served as Paul VI has been pub when it's damp. (Only snails ties have a right to keen is to "make the stark Mosman Park for a year part-time Air Force lished in booklet form can smell it!) such wealth to them- reality better known. in 1938. This was fol- chaplain. in English and Latin selves when others are helping in revealing its lowed by a similar apHis Silver Jubilee of by the Anglican Church starving. A VAILABLE EVERYWHERE gigantic dimensions, in- pointment to Midland ordination was cele- Information Office in "It is not only a ques- dicating ways of rem- Junction for a year and brated in Northam on London. It includes the tion of reducing the ap edying it and above all a half. June 20, 1960. His Grace addresses and common Palling and growing dis- arousing a lively awareHis first appointment the Archbishop and declaration made by the DAVID GRAY proportion which places ness of the obligation5 as parish priest was to about 20 priest friends Pope and Dr. Ramsey 15 per cent of mankind 1 deriving from man's the parish of Belmont- I were able to be there for and the Service R AILWAY POE WEST PERTH of in possession of 85 per ,iniversal brotherhood." Carlisle in August. 1940, the celebrations. Prayer.

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Contact Work Is The Responsibility Of Laity

READERS' OPINIONS CONCERNED OVER UNESCO

BELOW is the second part of the text of a sermon delivered jects by the clergy. But Church and to the see the great lay apos- world. IR, I not beat about the bush by Father Joachim O'Brien, 0.F.M., at the third Jubilee tles of yesterday and toSchools, colleges, and I nearly fell over His book, written in 1961 day: they wished always when I opened "The Re- says: "Assistant Director- Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral on Friday, May 8. to be fully Catholic, to other Catholic education-

al institutions have the cord" of May 5, and saw General of the whole of tiful and fruitful sub- great good will be done. place their energies at THE FIELDS OF THE duty to foster this apes. that Monsignor Giovanni Unesco is one of Russia's the of service the Church ject. Marriage was Children creat school, tolic sense among our Benelli, the Holy See's most ruthless commu- CHRISTIAN APOSTOLATE ated by God himself, adults in every walk of but they wished also to young folk; this must be observer at Unesco, had nists, Pavel Ivanovitch be ruled and governed HE Council lists four and by Christ was rais- life and social engage- by those that Christ has continued in the aposspoken of "the unity of Erchov. He steers the ed to the dignity of a ment will do well for the major fields: views and objectives be- course. Deputy Director tolic organisations they sacrament. Husbands Church where this sim- appointed to rule. tween the Church and the and in charge of Educa- (1) The Church. later join. and wives are co-operaAnd also, ple, but very telling see those U.N. body" (referring to tion is Russia's No. 3 (2) The Family. tors in giving grace to apostolate is seen. among the hierarchy To foster this formacommunist, Vladimir (3) Youth. Unesco). each other. who have promoted lay tion a Secretariat has Marino vsky. Chief of the • THE ( 4) Social: GROUP nationboth A soon as I got home I They are the first, alapostolate: they have been formed for the and al internawent through my library Division of Social Science APOSTOLATE: so to give instruction in had a high opinion of lay apostolate in Rome, is Russia's Giorgi Skorov. tional. and dug up at least six the Faith to their childMan is by his very the work and intelli- and there was announcbooks which gave me Chief of Secondary Edu- • THE CHURCH: ren. Today, nature cation when for social. In his gence of the lay man, ed only this week after ideals Unesco is Rusmuch worry. The first More than ever today of marriage and family apostolic work he will they have not hampered our Bishops' Conference bookI opened was "Man- sia's infamous Mrs. A. Jega.lova. This "sweet" the bishops and priests life are often degraded, then seek to be joined and hindered their in Sydney the formation 1,cles for Mankind," by Mark Ewell, and on page school marm is the for. need the help of the la- the Catholic family has with others. Christ him- works; they have known of an Episcopal CommitIn the growing a special role to play in self has said: "Where when it was prudent to tee for the Lay Aposto. three of the cover he mer chief of the inspec- ity. tion division of the Soviet world population priests the world by giving good there are two or three direct and restrain, but late. The Council puts summarises his views on Ministry of Education are comparatively in example, and showing gathered together in my they knew also where to forward also the aids to Unesco thus: "'Manacles and former chief of the short supply, and they the stability and beau- name, there am I in the give full reign to the en- be used for lay for Mankind' exposes apostles: division of International are unable to contact ty of married life. ergies and enthusiasm. midst of them." Unesco as a special Literature in the publish- very many people. We, What great good a solThis group apostolate Study sessions - Conagency designed to conOne very interesting ing house in Moscow. for instance in Austra- idly Christian family can be exercised by fam- fact mentioned by the gresses - Periods of recdition us to accept the "Director of the Natu- lia, have 5256 priests to brings in any neighbour- ilies, by parishes, within Council total planned society enis that parish olection - Spiritual exervisaged by Lenin and ral Science Department 12,000,000 people: 2000 hood. The Church has dioceses, such as we see councils should be form- cises - Frequent meetTrotsky, the Fabians and for Unesco is Russia's people for each. And its strength according very frequently today. ed; there should also be ings - Conferences scores of other revolu- Victor A. Kovda, another that is one of the bet- to the family life in the We are all familiar with inter-diocesan councils Books - and periodicals. vicious Moscow commu ter world figures. !ionaries." parish. The basis of the the Legion of Mary, the as well as in the inter- All this to nourish and On page 60 is a quote nist. M. Kuznetsov, of The priest can never state, of society and of St. Vincent de Paul So- national sphere to pro- foster the lay aposto!rom Unesco paper —The Russia, is head of trans- hope to contact, not even the nation is founded in ciety, the Christian Fammote apostolic. works of late. Courier," by M. F. Ashley lations of documents. talk with many of these. good family life. Let ily Movement, the Young the church. In these the Montagu, who says: "No Sioma Tanguian, of Rus The work of contact our Catholic families be Christian Workers, the laity work with the THE FINAL EXHORTATION organism of the species sia, is Chief Librarian in must be done by the an example in the par- various Third Orders . clergy and religious for so prematurely named the Department of Cul- laity. Frequently it can ishes, and in the world. The work of the apos- the betterment of the OF THE COUNCIL homo sapiens is born tural Activities. V. Biriou- be done only by the Let the spirit of Chris- tolate often requires apostolate. with human nature. What kov, of Russia, is pro laity. The priest cannot tian charity, hospitality, courage. • "The most holy CounThe Lord himgramme assistant, Publi- enter offices, human beings are born Fitting co cil, then, earnestly enoperation liturgical and family self sent out his apostles factories with is merely a complex cations Liaison Division, and business treats all the laity in prayer be present in our and disciples two by also should be fostered houses as of potentialities . . . the Department of Mass Com- an between the Lord to answer lay folk of homes, and the apostle. future You can. two, to manifest unity InMr. H. age-old belief in the in- munications. gladly, nobly, and other Churches, and of the deed apostolate the is asCouncil points and charity. An organnate character of human Kovalsky, of Russia, is a promptly the more urout insistently that your sured. ised apostolate can fre- even with those who do nature has been respon- writer, Press Division, not follow gent Christ. tnvitation of of Mass apostolate is precisely • YOUTH has achieved quently instil into its sible for much personal, Department Christ tn this MA" noted by its secular members that courage. a new importance in social and political mis- Communications. FORMATION FOR THE ana the impulse Of You carry modern society. Yet with It also sees that pru"Two other jobs are character. understanding. So there the Holy Spirit. held by (a) an American on your work in the the fast moving world dence dwells in the A POSTOLATE we have it. w orld. Then we have Dr. Ruth and (b) a Swiss. Three they are often bewilder- apostles. N apostolate can • "Younger persons But within the Church ed and unsure. The natGroup apostolate can Benedict in her study of Russian members of the should feel that this achieve a maximum sex education in Volumel Executive Board of Unes- too, you have your very ural zest for life in youth often assess the situacall e has been directed ffectiveness only special role to play. You should be put to good tion more accurately. It VI of Unesco's "Towards co are Norair Martirsoto them especially and World Understanding" in ' vich, scientist and mem. can free the priest from use in the Christian apos- can prevent duplication through a proper formathey should respond tion of its apostles which she "deplores sod ber of the Presidium in much of the work that tolate. of work. It is able to be Those eagerly and gendestined for the prevents him from geteties in which people fall Moscow, the highest RusMany of them have more efficient and effecerously. to yield to their im- ' sian body; Stefan Wier- ting on with his work shown extraordinary de- tive. Recent times have priesthood study for sepulses." That is a sure blowski, the Polish trai- for the souls of men. dication and service to seen a growth in the en, eight years and longer. Their training is de- • 'Through this holy body blow, worthy of the tor who handed Poland And the layfolk can of- the Church and souls. number and strength of synod, the Lord retailed and efficient. So 12 communist-front orga- to Moscow; George Shus ten do it far better organisations. these To Youth should be the news His invitat:on too, for those who are nisations to which the ter, of America, one of than the priest. first to work for youth, day there is need also, in the religious life year: to all the laity to the original Unesco foun- It has been said that and the good lady belongs. Church is de- under the care of the come closer to Him The family comes under ders and a former mem- when non-Catholic sirous to assist them in hierarchy, for these to of training is expected. every day. recognisYet our tendency is to attack from Unesco. The ber of the American church-goers see a pane this. Adults should be extend their influence throw the lay apost1P ing that what is His author says: "Volume VI Youth Congress which of glass broken in their most anxious to assist in international spheres. into the work without Is also their own of 'Towards World Under- was declared subversive church, they say: "We Already great good has youth, who in turn (Phil. 2.-5), to associany fitting training. standing' is rich in varia- by the Attorney General." must get that fixed." The should desire to co-oper- come from them, espeate tnemseives WitPt Mr. Myron C. Fagan Catholic tions on the theme that Certainly there are people say: ate with them, to respect cially those under the the State must replace then says: "Every top "When is Father his saving groups of the lay apes going good traditions and to care of the bishops of 1 the family. It stresses the policy-making position in 1 ission. m: 7rz in tolate which the to fix that window." very by the world in official work with them in aposimportance of freeing the every vital department of Lay men can place tolic works. "Catholic Action" Bish- set-up of their system • "Once again child more and more education and communihe sends their accountancy, their ops. priests religious impart an ordered and • SOCIAL WORK: from the family, and thus cations is held by a Mosthem into every town gradual training. trade, their But financial and sisters Here is a vast source brothers freeing mothers from bio- cow communist . . . and place where He Through Unesco, Russia skill at the service of the of apostolic work, which should help these lay much of it is also haplogical servitude." will come (cf. Luke hazard. Church, and in years to apostles their in needs. will vary with the indivProbably Unesco wants has formed a spy ring 10:1) so that they I come much more of this idual and the surroundEspecially praised by To be a good apostle all the mums to go down which is untouchable. All may show that they the coalmines and do it took was to 'convince' will be done. For in- ings. In every sphere the Council are those the layman must know are co-workers in the stance, in Vancouver, of life the Catholic apos- lay missionaries, who how to achieve union t heir bit. The author com- the U.S. Government to various forms and ments on this by saying: give Unesco couriers dip- the laymen of the dio- tle should try to influ- for a time, or for the with Christ." Without modes of the one cese have taken over ence all for Christ. "The content and spirit lomatic immunity." whole time of their lives Me you can do nothing." apostolate of the This is only a small all care of the schools, of this thought echoes the In business, in com- give their services to (Jn. 15:5). The training Church, which must Communist Manifesto's sample of the material I their finance, their build- merce, industry; in laws, Christ in the missions. of the layman is often be constantly adaptsneer at bourgeois clap have on Unesco, andI am ing, maintenance, find- schools, in fact in all hudifferent from that of ed to the new needs XTERNAL E very worried over "the ing of teachers and the man trap about the family and the cleric. He lives in institutions the of our times. Ever education, about the hal- unity of views and objec- payment of their wages. spirit of Christ must the world, as well as in productive as they lowed relation of parent tives" spoken of by Mon- If only this were done permeate them more RELATIONSHIPS the Church. His spiritushould be in the work signor Benelli. Is it pos- in this diocese, or at and more. We and child." AY Apostolate is a ality and his culture should of the Lord, they The next book I picked sible to compromise with least in my parish! L part of the whole must measure up well be ready to co-operate Know that their laup was "Unesco—No. 1 evil? in good with all men of apostolate of the Church. to the work in which he • THE FAMILY: bour in Him is not in Yours, etc., Enemy of American One could expand a goodwill, on both the na- Union with those whom lives. vain." (cf. I Cor. 15: V. JAMES, Youth," by Myron C. He must learn how to great deal on this beau- tional and international the Holy Spirit has as58). Fagan. This author does Subiaco. levels. signed to rule the perform the mission of Church (cf. Acts. 20:28) Christ and the Church THE FORMS OF THE is an essential element of by passing it on "belief the Christian apostolate. in the divine mystery APOSTOLATE The laity must be suit- of creation and redempspect to self; then where farmers who are the first THE INDIVIDUAL ably directed by the tion, and by being senhierarchy. APOSTOLATE: sitive to the movement It is always hard : and how we fit in in re- cut of bed to begin our Far from hindering the of the Holy Spirit who trying to draw people spect to our fellows. We days (and in all weathers By virtue of our union work away from looking at life all know that we are just at four in the morning, of the lay aposto- gives life to the people MAY with Christ, and the obfrom an emotional angle. ! one pebble on our world's and even before then)? It late, union with the bish- of God, and who urges ligation to work for the ops and Pope Of course, it is natural to beach, and you can bet a matters not to us city is a all to love God the 25: Anniversary on late be emotional, particular- , pile of money on this as folk whether the above good of that Body, each source of great strength Father as well as the Archbishop Clune, St. ly so on some occasions we add:And a very im- workers follow their call- member in the Church to the apostolate. Just world and men in Him." Cathedral. Mary's —we wouldn't be human' portant "pebble," too. ing by choice or force of is bound to the aposto- as the work of priests ( Apostle of the Laity: if we weren't. But every-- ; The danger lies in think- circumstances. the fact is late. First and foremost is subject to them, so Vat.II). 31: 7.30 p.m. Presentation thing in its place, a time ing that we are the "only we get our milk. is the testimony of a too the work of the lay His natural talents of Lay Catechists' A few years ago a good life. Then by word a and place for all things pebble" round and about. postles. must be cultivated, true vicious clash occurred in and work to give witness ertificates, St. that go to make up all ; C The Council documents human values especially And the clash of per- the U.S.A. between dairythat we are. to Christ. This can be speak of the initiative the art of living in a Mary's Cathedral. sonalities is well and There is little doubt we truly seen and often very men and townies, and I done everywhere and of the layfolk in the fraternal and co-operaspend most of our time disconcerting when we have often thought how in all circumstances: in world: that they can and tive way with others, JUNE attending to our short- ' meet others in the same close we have been in our the family circle, in should begin works; and of striking up friendterm needs and if we frame of mind as our- country to such like hap- business life, the high that they should offer ly conversations with 3: Clergy Conference at penings as that. have any time surplus to selves—two "pebbles" at Chapter Hall, Vicprinciples of Christian their expert advice to them. H it m a n relationships t hose requirements, our , loggerheads. morali ty and living will their toria Square. training The pastors for and the work are indeed a vast field for long-term needs have first Nearly every human be- our examination. but un- always have tremendous harmoniously with them. apostolate should begin p.m., Adult Con7.15 call. This is the time ing has Here suspicion can rise with the children's earlsomething to be less our relationships impact for good. When when we would do well . grateful for. rmation, St. Mary's fi How many with each other are in to a life well lived in on both sides: there are iest education. It should to pause in our stride and of us "townies" the worship of God, both pastors who greatly mis- be fostered in the home Cathedral. are grate- order, precious little else ; put a few questions to ful for our daily milk left liturgically and in pri- trust the judgment of by the parents, 30 that will be. i at our door Confirmation at St. ourselves. vate devotion, is added the laity; there are la- they open out their 5: or at a shop? Yours, etc., Cathedral We should first find out , Or even still earlier in the M ary's J. DONOVAN, a witness of active charity who would not be minds not merely to the just how we stand in reday grateful to our dairy East Perth. ity and service then hampered in their pro- family group, but to the (Girls).

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WATER IS PRECIOUS

caused police to speculate that the alleged abductors were trying to ' get Monsignor Ussia out of Italy. One report conMff cerned a mysterious indiPRIEST apparently abducted in Rome by Spanish anarchists in an vidual who tried to buy a a ttempt to force the Franco government to release political prisoners cabin boat for cash from a fisherman in Civitawas still missing after a week of search by Italian authorities. vecchia, Rome's closest MONSIGNOR MARCOS ceived a letter on May 2 jto the agency report, "in port, on the condition signed by order to confront the he could have it immediUSSIA, Assistant for Ec- reportedly clesiastical Affairs at the Monsignor Ussia stating Church with its responsi- ately and without forSpanish Embassy to the that he was a "prisoner bilities at a moment malities. The fisherman Holy See, had been miss- of the anarchists of which is particularly cri- did not agree. An identiing since April 29, when Spain." A second letter tical for the Spanish cal occurrence was rehis car was found still came later assuring the people and when, after 27 ported some distance running but empty near Ambassador that he was years of fascist dictator- north, at the port of Legship, Spanish democrats horn. his home in an old sec- not being harmed. The May 5 letter read are demanding a measure tion of the city. as follows: "We pledge of freedom of expression As a result of a tip, lOu , The Rome office of the ourselves to set Mon- and association." police on May 5 began a French news agency re- signor Ussia free as soon massive search with dogs ceived on May 5 a letter as the Church makes a in the area between CiviSCATTERED signed by an organisation declaration in favour of tavecchia and the nearby c alling itself the "May freedom INCIDENTS for political beach area. But Fregene demanded It Group." Day prisoners in Spain. AlWidely scattered inci- they had found nothing the Vatican's support for though we are against the releases of political violence, we had to act dents during the week by the next day. prisoners gaoled by the as we did because of Franco government as a the indifference of the c ondition for the priest's world and because of the r elease. arrogance of Spanish The same news agency fascism towards the lot earlier had reported that of anti-fascists who are a spokesman for a group deprived of freedom, and of anarchists in Madrid t owards any state of opwas claiming responsi- pression in which the bility for the abduction. Spanish people live." The French news agency LETTER RECEIVED said the letter also exN Wednesday. April 27, Solemn Requiem Mass The Spanish Ambassa- pressed the abductor 's was celebrated at Santa Sabina, Strathfield, regret that the incident dor to the Holy See reshould have taken place N.S.W., for the repose of the soul of Mother M. Water is precious the world around, as here in Maiduguri, a town in in Italy, "because the northeastern Nigeria, where this mother draws water at the pump. General of the 0.P., Prioress Waite, Philoniena Italian people have alA. W. TAYLOR ways expressed under- Dominican Sisters of Australia, who died on standing and support for Monday, April 15. FOR QUALITY MEAT the cause of free Spain."1 In 1963, accompanied The celebrant was the FAMILY BUTCHER by Mother Alacoque, the GenerMother deceased 38 ST. QUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT. Phone 3 20132 CRITICAL MOMENT Corner John and Fitzgerald al's nephew, Father Au- Provincial of Holy Cross of Province, S.A., Mother Waite, 0.P., They decided to take ac- stin Streets, Perth. tion in Rome, according Adelaide, the deacon and Prioress General visited sub-deacon were Father U.S.A., England, Ireland BITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS Jordan Perry, 0.P., and and Rome to study recent An AU-India Christian * I 1.1AN AND GARDEN (ONSTRUCTION * ROTARY HOEING, LEVELLING, EX( AN JUNO Father V. J. Marley, of t rends in religious life Peace Conference to be * QUOTATIONS GIVEN FREE OF COST and in education. Strathfield. •••• held in Bombay from The eldest daughter of Keenly alive to educa- May 16 to 20 will try to of the late Sylvester and OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS Annie Waite, Ena Marie tional needs, she secured create a public opinion in 21 1151 GEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. PERTH, Piccadilly krcad• Waite was born in Sydney University training for as India and other countries 71 5304 154 WIlli•mi Si. — G. A. many Sisters as possible. .. 1 1602 F REMANTLE, 30 Mari., Si in 1902, but spent her rn bers nf the sinek Exchange of Perth 3 2655 ':OTTES1-01: 19 H•pcilcion St and sent to Sisters to Rome. that is favourable early life in the CondoboSTOCK AND SHAREBROKERS lin distict. After primary the United States. Man- peace based on justice 105 St. George's Terrace, Perth school there and in chester and Oxford for and charity. T elephone ?.3-1038 Telegr•rns ''Warnewt" Orange she came to San- special studies. ta Sabina, Strathfield, for Valerian Cardinal Gra The Mission in the cias of Bombay will her secondary education Pre Her' mother, formerly Western Solomons, side. dertaken with the DomiAnnie Sheridan, had been Among the organisaeducated at the Domini- nican Fathers, was begun 1010 Beaufort St., Inglewood can Convent, Maitland, in 1956. before amalgama- tions to be represented at and the Sheridan family tion, but its foundation the conference will be thc had been largely respon- was largely due to the Catholic Union of India, • Leaders in the flyscreen field. sible for securing pro- Iinitiative of Mother Phil- the Christian Institute • All types of flyscreen doors in stock perty at Strathfield for omena. Moreover, it was for the Study of Religion staffed by Sisters from and Society, the Fellowthe Dominican Sisters. IF YOU have a daughter of school leaving age who is • Specialising in aluminium In 1922 the future Sis- the different Congrega- ship of Reconciliation interested in a Business Care-er, we suggest that the Indian tions, and Social Instithis in itself ter Philomena entered • Al l suburbs measured daily y ou send her to us for . the Novitiate at Maitland. was an important step to- tute. the National Christian Council of India, and • Supplied & installed within 10 days i making her Profession as wards union. the Jacobite Syrian Assoa Dominican in 1924. For Probably the best mem- ciation. r some years she acted as Phone 71-6947; 71-4313; 71-3486. , Mistress of Schools and orial to Mother Philo- Steps will be taken at taught in Maitland, May- mena's breadth of vision, the conference to set up when we re-open on 23rd instant field, Santa Sabina and ! foresight and trust in a national Christian comDivine Providence is Moss Vale ,and many exa fter the May Vacation. 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Bishop Fulton F. Sheen Discusses . .

Subconscious

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WE cover it up by denying responsibility; we find scapegoats; we attack religion and all who have to do with conscience as their extinction might give us immunity from that distinction between right and wrong. If any science is unpopular today it is certainly Theology, particularly when couched in the language of reason and concepts which are alien to our moods and frustrations. But this does not mean there is no religion in modern man.

speaks more frequently through GOD our unconscious mind probably, than

our conscious mind, simply because our self-consciousness puts up obstacles to Him. God can guide us quite naturally in a particular direction without our being aware of it. What was it, for example, that induced Paul Claudel, an agnostic and unbeliever, to enter Notre Dame Cathedral at midnight on Christmas, and ultimately to receive the gift of Faith? Here was a reasonable man who was guided unreasonably. Very o ften stupid people come to God through very reasonable argurrients, and reasonable people come to God for no argument a t all. There is an outward force operating on the subconscious mind which changes its direction. If a ball is thrown across a room, it will go in a straight line, unless a foot or a hand is put out to divert it. The subconscious mind may be governed once by vice, and then suddenly turn in the direction of love. This change of attitude and transforma-

FROM THE AREA OF CONSCIENCE TO THE SUBCONSCIOUS. We say "religion" because nothing that is in man escapes the Providence and mercy of God. It is just as easy for God to work in a cellar as well as a first floor; in the realm of emotions as well as the realm of reason. The, very uneasiness of the subconcious mind with its fears and dreads and anxieties is a kind of a chaos for what might be called antipeace. But this chaos might be likened to the chaos in the second verse of Genesis, when the first creative word was rejected and left nothing behind but dis••• • •

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tion requires that an outside Power or Spirit, that acts like a catalyst, bring together discordant elements into a new unity. When a person corresponds with this impulse from without, it is like turning on radio waves of speech, music, humour and learning, which fill the air. But these blessings do not affect the person until he is at the proper wavelength and tunes himself in.

order. And over that chaos the Spirit hovered like a dove bringing order out the disorder of creation, as the Holy Spirit, later on, breathing over Mary brought order out of the chaos of humanity.

THERE IS — BUT IT HAS MOVED

ttree Vie Wee Wee' Wier • e

was identified as Our Lord Who saw her real worth, that is to say, in terms of gold, a genuine treasure. The gaudy paint which covered the gold was her conscious approach to life. She was doing things to catch the eye, to appear significant, to impress the world and to endow herself with value. The $10,000 was her true value, which the Lord put upon her. She tried to find Him again, but He was gone, with the result that she had to accept the value which the Lord had put upon her.

says very often that dreams are JUNG compensations also for wrong opinions

we have of ourselves. He tells of one of his patients who had an exalted opinion of himself and was unaware that everyone who knew him was irritated by his air of superiority. He came to Dr. Jung with a dream in which he had seen a drunken tramp rolling into a ditch—a sight which provoked him to say: "It is terrible to see how low a man can fall." The psychiatrist says that it was evidently a dream in part compensating for his own inflated opinion of himself, but there was something more to it than that. It turned out that he had a brother who was a degenerate alcoholic. What the dream also revealed was that his superior attitude was compensating the brother. The world is not as irreligious as it seems at first glance. Religion has moved out of churches, to a large extent, to our frustrations, despairs, shame and neuroses. The only mistake the churches can make in the new order is to assume that everybody must come to them instead of their going to everybody.

our dreams reveal the SOMETIMES religious and moral state of the Carl Jung holds subconscious mind. that every dream is a manifestation of our spiritual state, but the interpretation, however, is not always easy. E. N Ducker tells the story of a woman who came to him with a dream that an old china closet was given to her' which she did not want. She took it to the dealer, convinced that it was worthless, but he gave her $10,000. He took a piece of sandpaper and rubbed off the gaudy paint, and there underneath was gold. A fter she got the money, she tried to find the person who gave it to her, but he was gone. Ducker explained the dream as follows: The china closet was herself which she regarded as worthless, in monetary value worth only a few cents. The dealer „, „

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"The third condition," For this he was condemn- Father Haring in BedesHE role of Father shouted "Father Haring Father Haring, ed by a German military chi's account, "Flad," was continued lead us." will Bernard flaring, "will be hard. We have tribunal for conduct "in- that of Haring's cousin, one of the leading been together for two compatible with discip- likewise a priest, who years, war has hardened line and the military died on the Russian front periti of the Second our souls. God and we spirit." while trying to help a Vatican Council, in savknow how much cruelty The name given to wounded soldier. ing a group of German we are responsible for. soldiers during the 19,13 CATHER Haring We must earn a pardon, show those who approach I said he would Battle of Stalingrad has us that we suffer from just been revealed bv lead them until they re- the war and that we do • joined the rest of the GerItalian author Giulio man Army on three con- not want to increase the evil of it. I do not know ditions. The first was that, where I will lead you, but Bedeschi. they would take with I know this is the only Father Haring, a Ger- t hem on their sleds all road to salvation, for us EAST EUROPE'S COMMUNIST LEADERS ARE man Redemptorist and the injured and frost- and everyone else'. , moral theologian, men- bittten soldiers. The secWORRIED ABOUT THEIR BIRTH RATE tioned on a number of ond was that they should, "As a consequence, who PROBLEM — TOO FEW BABIES ARE BEING occasions at the U.S. tie their arms to the sleds 'comes with me must pro; Bishops' Council press mise not to rob or attack BORN. ! panel that during the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i anyone, to avoid any The three basic reasons for the low birth rates ! war he had given Combrutality. We will live are, according to Radio Free Europe: East Euromunion to both Catholic from the charity of those pean nations have more women than men in their i and non-Catholic troops. we have injured, we will p , abandon ourselves to opulations: abortions are legal; and the use of ; but he did not elaborate God Who lives in the contraceptives is becoming widespread. ! on the circumstances. The R.F.E. survey released in Munich quoted hearts of men. I know Now, however, Giulio , this will seem absurd to a Hungarian doctor as saying recently: "We have I Bedeschi has revealed you, but it is already in- to reinstate the respect due motherhood or this that the Father Bernard credible that you have may have a catastrophic effect within a few Flad, the protagonist of asked a priest to lead a decades." , an episode in his book. military enterprise. It is "Il Peso dello zaino," is apparently ridiculous • WORLD'S LOWEST Father Haring: It is clear that I have preached a that the German Redempsermon to a battalion of East Europe is faced with the problem of having torist survived some most , German soldiers. But some of the world's lowest birth rates coupled to dramatic circumstances. have no other choice, so a steadily aging population. The baby shortac is I cannot offer you any- most acute in Hungary, East Germany and thing else. Stalingrad is Czechoslovakia, the beginning of a terIn Hungary, which has the lowest annual birth rible crisis for the German soldier, and I give rate in the world, 180,000 abortions were permy contribution in this formed last year. I way. You have underthere were U Some of the reasons for this. Radio Free Europe ' stood me. Choose. I leave ^ no chaplains says, are the lower tax rates on married but childin an hour." in the German Army, less couples. inadequate family allowances, short Father Haring accommaternity leaves, and a shortage of large. family panied his unit as a medisize living quarters. cal orderly. Giulio Bedes- 11111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111 chi's factual account of • CENTRAL INSTITUTE he Haring incident opens and not use them while when the German General he was no An article in the Hungarian communist pa:1:.Von Paulus ordered his matter commandant ATHER Haring how long the F took a cigar- daily, Nepszabadsag. recommended a central i!-! 6th Army, which was al- march. most encircled by the ette from his pocket, lit stitute to inaugurate a new, forward-looking pre One of the officers in- It, and left the men to gramme that would encourage young married Russians, to surrender. terrupted: "Impossible! discuss his proposal. Sud- couples to have children. Two officers and some They will make us pri- denly, Lieutenant GunIt also recommended an expansion of maternity men of the Haring bat- soners! We are soldiers ther shouted. 'We three talion began to walk to- and cannot lay down our WI]) go." His companions leaves to one year. special allowances until chAwards Stalingrad to con- arms." were two other young dren are three years old, increased taxes on child"Lieutenant Gunther," officers, while four older sign their arms to the less couples, and the promotion of open discussico Russians, but a violent replied the Redemptorist, officers and about twenty to encourage childbirth. "you forget that you offi• out discussion broke men decided to obey Pauamong the remainder. cers are already pri- lus' order. The Russians were not in soners. You said so your sight and most of the self a little while ago An hour later, 170 men 20 Mabel St men wanted to attempt You are, in fact, prisoners were ready to set out to -nareh out of the Rus- of Hitler, of Paulus, of under Father Haring's P AINTING CONTRACTORS ideologies, of methods, leadership. It was dark 67 2716 sian trap. and now of the Russians. and ten degrees below I do not want to judge The senior officials you, the circumstances the centrigrade scale zero. 4 NM. agreed with the men that are too much for you. Haring suffered painfully ••••4•~44,04,0,04,0 4.4•41.4•••• dr#4.••••••••.••• ••••••••••••••••••• • dr THE COLONIAL MUTUAL F!RE it was worth making the However, you have shown from the cold and prayed attempt, but explained your limits and have that the men would not INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED that they could not dis- failed. But I have other understand how inadeC AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN quate he felt for his task. obey Von Paulus' order. limits. 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was conducted last year club activities will be conand was quite a success. ducted at what was forThis year's will include merly St. Anne's School, all the present club host- in North Fremantle. Your esses and it affords an prayers are earnestly askopportunity for any Cath, ed for the successful out°lie girls of 171 or over come of this new underwho might be interested taking and that we will in this Apostolate. The be able to continue our day will consist of ta1k5 apostolate meanwhile. and discussions and wil. Many thanks to the take place at the club. HE past weeks have us regularly with much- are at all short of some sail the seas, hopes to sit Her valuable services to Is hoped also to arrangt generous donors of literabeen among the busi- needed reading material one to have you meet, but f or his third mate's ticket the club will be missed as for the ships in port to ture from the schools and est ever experienced at and praying for the fur- the problem of choosing later on though working she has returned to provide an International from private individuals. between so many eligible on deck — more money spend some months with Tea to wind up the day. Our "Magazine Box" in the Stella Mans Sea- therance of the work. ones. I might have you for the time being, more her family, and we hope Any girls interested may the foyer of the Catholic farers' Club, Fremantle. meet Andy, a 17-year-old experience, too. Though to see her again in the ring the club at any time Centre in St. George's The set programme of • SEAFARER OF Terrace, is evidently beactivities has been mainTHE MONTH from Sheffield, a real not a Catholic, attends New Year as Mrs. John Mod with hairdo to Mass now and again. Colleran. John has been tained through the incoming better known. It Some months back, I match—even had his pic- Then there was Leif, for- president of the club for • FUTURE PLANS terest and self-sacrifice of all adds up to something As outlined elsewhere, w orthwhile for the seathe club members in all promised to introduce to ture taken with club merly a Finn, but now liv- the past five years, where sections. I thought to ou a typical seafarer hostess Jeannie McDon- ing in Sweden, became his dedication to the it is hoped to make a farers to read. Begging a open these notes with the each month. I must con- ald, of Scarborough. He interested in the Catholic , work is very much taken start on the building of remembrance in youi the new Stella Mans prayers for Apostleship question, "Where do Mos- fess, I let myself in for would be typical of many Faith through reading the for granted. lems, Buddhists, Hindus a problem, not that we of the current brew who life of Edel Quinn. The! Centre during the month of the Sea Sunday, the Gail Nelson, of Frebook was given to him by of June. Meanwhile, the last Sunday in May. and other non-Christians a Holy Ghost missionary mantle, has just returned regularly attend Mass in in Australia?" Switzerland, where from an interesting tour Western both of them were pa- 1which included Japan. We do have very many tients in a T.B. hospital. She regretted there were good friends from among Leif was on board the so few Apostleshihp of the other religions who Kookaburra, a Swedish , the Sea Centres in that call again and again and ship which was in port I part of the world. A numattend Mass also. A recently for an extended ber of club hostesses participated in the organisapredominantly Buddhist tion and campaigning in c rew of a Norwegian ship connection with the Rott recently turned up with N Friday, May 13, Mr. Arthur Hesse, father of By FATHER nest Raster Play and the proceeds of a collecJ. O'SHEA, benefited much Father Anton Hesse, assistant priest at Scarfrom it. on board up taken tion Port Chaplain. t owards our new club borough, died in Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, building — the proceeds, • COMING EVENTS aged 82 years. $125 from the Mariko. , 1 41., VINIVP4,04,414.41,44411.4 Mr. .Hesse is survive' 1.41.4`.04` stay. There are, he estiThere are two events I si, • APOSTLESHIP OF mates, 30,000 Catolics in on the horizon which will by his wife Olga and Sweden, most of whom ; involve the club mem children, Clarence, Eatel THE SEA SUNDAY know very little of the bers very much apart ley, Lorna, Patrick, Chris The month of May is of Catholic Church, but the from their usual commit topher and Anton. Father Hesse celebrate(' special significance to the Vatican Council was fol- ments, namely, the semiRequiem Mass, at which Apostleship of the Sea in lowed with interest. for hostesses on June His Lordship Bishop Mc Australia as the last Sun26 and Stella Mans Club Keon was present in St day of May is the National Debutantes Ball. The latCLUB NEWS '• Apostleship of the Sea ter, a first-time ever, is Joseph's Church, Queen' Sunday when prayers are Regarding people at scheduled for early Au Park, on Monday, May 10 R.I.P. said at all Masses for the Stefan Cardinal Wysleast, the main item of gust and any local girls spiritual welfare of seazynski of Warsaw has denews was the Easter an- who would wish to avai; farers. I hope you will nied that the Vatican had nouncement of the the of the opportunity would remember in your Mass inspired recent actions by engagement between be welcome. The ball is and in your prayers the the Polish bishops that ; Elaine McDonald, club being held at the Fre apostolate among sealed to controversy with hostess, and John Col- mantle Town Hall and it farers on that day. We are the country's communist leran, club president. is hoped to make it $1 always mindful of the Elaine hails from Van- grand affair. For particuThe Irish Club will regime. fact that very many of couver and while over lars regarding debs, ring bold its annual genera! the faithful locally are here on a working holi Mrs. M. Evanson at meeting at the Grosvenor It was reported in Bergenuinely interested in Engaged couple—Elaine McDonald and John Colleran. day joined the Stella I 30-2284. A seminar or Hall on Sunday, May 21i. lin that in a letter to the communist weekly Politythis apostolate, helping Mans Club as hostess. study day for hostesses Many interesting mo ka, the Polish Primate detions are up for discus- dared that none of the sion and some new faces post-war Popes — Pius NOV 4,1"/MINOVIN•41,0.4,.....-4P 4,41...IPAPINAP•111.4N1,~4P 41.#4,0". 4 , 0 4,1 , 4,41.411 , 411 , 0,,,,,4.041 ,411,0,4*.#04.040.4,41••••••• will be seen cm the in. XII, John XXIII, nor coming executive. The Paul VI—had ever given president, Pat O'Malley, him what could be called and secretary, Edward political directives. Pitzmaurice, will not be 1 Cardinal Wyszynski asseeking re-election. Both men have served five serted that there was no ceremony was delayed. Father Long said the years in their respective Vatican connection with Patriarchate of Venice positions. recent efforts by the asked the Holy See In an ever-changing M. MckEON blessed and opened the through the unity secre- world, all forms of club bishops of Poland to seek tariat if there was any activities will be uncle -reconciliation with the new St. Catherine's Convent in Cape Street, DELEGATION of the Patriarchate of objection to the return of review and many sugges- ishops of Germany, as a Osborne Park, for the Sisters of Mercy last b tions will be put forward the relic. Venice has taken the head of St. Titus, Saturday. —This was an initiative In an endeavour to see part of Poland's celebraa disciple of St. Paul and first Bishop of Crete, of the two churches, the club progress. Some tion of 1,000 years of His Lordship spoke on the Harvest to send more back to Venice and Heraklion," activities have been both Christianity. Such efforts Crete as an ecumenical gesture. the sacrifices the Sisters labourers into the Ausa social and financial suchad made since they tralian harvest field." Heading the delegation The following morning he said. "The unity secre- cess, while other func- have been labelled by the opened a school there in Bishop McKeon praised in the name of Giovanni in Heraklion the delega- tariat feels that many 1920. He said that for the the architect, Mr. Ernest Cardinal Urbani of Venice tion formally handed ecumenical questions ex- tions have suffered from Polish government as first 19 years they used Rossen, on designing a was Auxiliary Bishop over the head of St. Titus ist between local churches lack of support. venturing beyond the reFull particulars of the to travel daily to Osborne convent which was ad- Giuseppe Olivotti of to Archbishop Eugene of and that the intiative for Park from their convent mirably suited to com- Venice. Father John Long, Heraklion, Metropolitan solving them should come Irish Club are available ligious field into that of from them, not from the from Pat O'Malley, phone in West Perth. Since 1939 munity life and has at the S.J., an official of the of Crete. unity sceretariat." 87-3303. the Sisters have been same time all the warmth Vatican Secretariat for resident at Osborne Park of a home. Promoting Christian nth CENTURY in a convent which Bishop He also congratulated Unity, represented the McKeon described as un- the builders, Skyline secretariat. Venetians took the relic worthy of the Sisters. He Homes, and the superThe first stop of the with them when they told them: "We know visor of the building, Mr. delegation was in Athens, abandoned Crete to the how well you deserve this K. Matthews, who by his w here Orthodox and Turks at the end of the corn Without convent. personal interest in the Catholics alike had an 17th century. The quesplaint you have lived for building proved a true opportunity to venerate tion of its return was The government of the Kerala's governor, who too long in a convent friend to the Sisters. the relic. raised around the begin. Indian State of Kerala threatened Catholic civil which was not worthy of From Athens the relic ning of the Second Vati. has made selection of servants with dismissal you and now all of us began a night-long voyage can Council and again women candidates for for failing to co-operate wish you in your new to Crete on a warship put last year by Metropolitan t raining as auxiliary In birth control activities. home all that happiness at the service of this ecu- Eugene. Originally it was nurses conditional on which you so richly de menical venture by the to have been returned their signing a declaraFollowing protests by serve." Greek government. last summer, but the tion that they have no the Catholic Union of ; t eligious or conscientious India, the statement wac Cr. FITZGERALD NEED FOR VOCATIONS objection to birth control. later amended to mean that Catholics can apply His Lordship then went The government also for transfer to some de- & FORREST STS., The annual general on to stress the need for ruled that proof of hay partment that does not more vocations to the Re- meeting of the Parents NORTH PERTH ing undergone sterlisa- undertake family plan ligious life. "We are all and Friends' Federation tion will be "a desirable ning work. aware of the tremendous of W.A. will be held at All qualification" for appli importance of the role of Saints' Memorial Centre, -youR skin is black, but your heart is that of cants to the two-year our priests, Brothers and 77 St. George's Terrace. a White," the rebels told Fathers Linus training course. • Sisters in the field of edu- Perth, on Sunday, May Balingza and Linus Manzi when they threatened Those having such r. cation," he said. "We are 29, at 1.30 p.m. to kill the priests as collaborators of Europeans. qualification will be all aware of the tremenHis Lordship Bishop M. granted a five-year waivdous importance of the The two Congolese using hosts they had ing of the normal age magnitude of the de- McKeon will officially mands being made on our open the meeting, which priests of the Bondo dio- made with improvised limit for admission. teachers, but one won- will be attended by the cese were saved through means. Married women will be On Christmas Day, Faders whether we are Minister for Education, the intervention of relagiven preference in the the Honourable E. H. M. tives. ther Manzi risked his life aware of this fact—that FOR The priests came out of by giving Communion to selection if they adopt the future of the Church Lewis, M.L.A., representing birth the control State Govern- hiding in the forest when 150 Christians near ean measures. A in Australia depends on the fathers and mothers ment, and Mr. J. Dolan, government troops cap- important roadway. In Pregnancy during trainCLASSIFIED of today: it depends on M.L.C., representing the tured the town of Bili the forest, both con- ing has been stigmatised tinued preaching and bap- as a the young boys and girls Leader of the Opposition. from the rebels. AD. "disqualification' The pair had hidden tising children. of today who will be the It is important that all which will result in th associations be represent- with relatives near BaThe government troops in priests, Brothers and Sised at the meeting as there sende, a parish that was requested the priests to trainee's dismissal from ters of tomorrow. the course. will be considerable dis- sacked in September, open schools immediate THE "The harvest is great, cussion of matters rele- 1964. ly, but they said that they Apparently aimed a' but the labourers are too , vant to education and In spite of all kinds of first had to give their Catholics, the rulings folfew," he said. "Today we justice for children of difficulties, the priests time to religion and wor- low a controversy last can only pray the Lord of private schools. managed to say Mass, ship. year over a statement by

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The I finished I recited the ing yourself and saying It was the spring of lieutenant's bed was in prayers of the Legion of your prayers. They were one corner and mine in Mary tessera. For some active members of the another. He kept a re- reason I was feeling very Junior Legion of Mary volver under his pillow. happy, so happy that I before the Communists Several times each day chanted aloud, in Latin, suppressed it. You may ENJOY THE trust them with your life, NCE IN A WHILE YOU STABILISED he would take out the re- Our Lady's Magnificat. .Tomorrow mornFather Friendly volver, twiddle it around, I reached the end of RUN ACROSS AN pat it, kiss it, and point the first verse, and stop ingI shall get the Blessed P ersonalised THE fact is that the divorce OPTIMISTIC REPORT from our it at me without saying a ped, astonished. In the Sacrament rate in the United States has stabiService FROM A GROUP word. He was forbidden distance two voices, one priest at the church. I lised at about 400,000 a year. Adthe it to one of will give at to have any conversation male, one female, were RESEARCHING THE FAMILY. mittedly that is too high a figure. with me; so too were the singing in Latin the sec- two little girls and she But what is not generally to you it secretly will slip known is nurses, wardsmaids and ond verse. Could I trust WHEN some expert says something other attendants. my ears? To test them I when they come to make good about modern marriage it is that all those divorces happen to only 15 per cent of our married The doctor alone was chanted the third verse your bed." people. allowed to speak to me and waited. From the "God bless you, Sister," it bit startling. The important thing to keep in and he was required to distance came the fourth I said. She knelt for my This is probably due to the fact mind is that 85 per cent of confine his remarks to verse. I concluded the blessing, then tip-toed Amerimale voice could be no f rom the room as she that most studies are concerned can marriages are .stable. They do PRESCRIPTIONS WITHOUT business. with the pathology of family life. not end up in divorce. Two little trainee other than the voice of a had come. DELAY They are nurses arrived in our priest. It makes for more attention-getting dissolved only by death. COSMETIC and GIFT This is room every morning at AWAKE EARLY headlines to detail what is wrong true of American A priest could adminiA DVICE marriages across six, made our beds and ster the Sacrament ot Next morning I was with modern husbands or wives the board, whether among CathoCr. Hay Cr Pier Sts. tidied the room, and were Penance from a distance, awake bright and early. and back it up with statistics. lics or non-Catholics, whether not allowed to return and without actual conAround six o'clock the • It is easy to talk about juvenile among the educated or undeduPhone 21 4656 later in the day. A com- fession in circumstances munist official was al- like mine. It was a long, t wo little Legionaries %delinquency and the failure of cated, whether among the rich or . ..4.04•0•04 , 1P~#41.4.~~4.4114.41,114 came into my room. They t home and society. Viewing with the poor. time since I had been to proceeded to make our • What brought all this on was a confession, or received beds. As they were mak- ;alarm, pointing finger and the any sacrament. The grac. ing mine,I watched them ;wailing from pulpit and podium recent study done by a Cornell of God, I believed, had very carefully. But my • seem to give a sense of superiority University team, as reported by kept me free from any hopes were dashed when •s both to speaker and listener. the Institute of Life Insurance. The serious sin, but here was they walked from the •s The fact of the matter is, of research was conducted among an opportunity to receive room without giving me ;course, that only one or two per middle and upper-class families in a new access of grace. t cent' of our adolescents are serious a medium-sized urban a sign. ()Woclern 'Pharmacy community. Hurriedly I recited an Two hours later I • trouble-makers. The vast number Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS act of sorrow for all my noticed one of the little of teenagers are decent, hardCnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 past sins. Then instead of nurses loitering at our working and concerned individuals chanting the fifth verse of door. I knew she wanted who are a credit to themselves. eglIATTY INSTITUTION the Magnificat, I sang in- to come in and was dis- They also serve as good mirrors of stead, in Latin: "If you appointed to find the lieuare a priest will you tenant lying on his bed. parental influence. THE subject investigated please give me absolu- Then she walked boldly was the degree of communication and courageously into tlw tion from my sins?" between husband and wife. The The male voice replied. room. Pretending to be researchers discovered that at least she spoke chidannoyed, DIVORCE WIDESPREAD? singing again in Latin: "I among those couples "marriage is lieutenant. to the ingly am a priest. I absolve a fairly chatty institution." thee from thy sins, in the THERE is another favCouples were communicating on REDS RE-MADE and name of the Father, ourite statistic put forth to prove WOMEN'S WEEKLY variety of subjects, ranging wide a of the Son, and of the "My goodness, look at that the institution of American their work (on the average from Holy Ghost. Amen." the appearance of your marriage is in a bad way. How The lieutenant had not bed. And we made it up often have you heard that three of once a day) to religion (once returned. Suddenly, si:- so neatly for you an hour our of four marriages end up in or twice a month). In between they discussed the ently, on tip-toe, a woman ago. Do you think we divorce? who appeared to be about have nothing to do except news, the children's accomplishIf this were literally true, our 1967 thirty-five years of age run around the wards rements and problems, cultural would be in real trouble. society entered the room. She making beds?" She tidied topics. hobbies, home repairs, Fares from only $1,099 approached my bed. "You the clothes around him. But there is dangerous over-simplifuture plans, health. As the report are a Catholic priest?" cracked a few jokes and fication here. It does not mean, as Enquire for detailed brochure at stated: "You name it and married asked. she tucked him in, but as she it seems to imply, that for every TRAVEL SERVICE are likely to have talked couples I eyed her cautiously. was walking out she four marriages performed three of over." it William Street, 1 7 neither dressed me. She was glanced at them will be dissolved by divorce. DALGETY-N.Z.L. ,....01111M1=0 Even potentially emotional probin a nurse's uniform, nor "And, indeed," she dePerth-21 2841. It really means that for every lems such as worry and in-laws in a communist's, but in clared you aren't any ordinary civilian attire. were subjects of conversation. The better. Then while she four marriages celebrated in a "Who told you that? busied herself with my given year three marriages from end result in most cases of this Who are you?" I asked. bedclothes she slipped a preceding years will end in a communication was a deeper sense Nervously, in a whisper. pyx under the blanket divorce. To compare the divorce of unity and a stronger feeling of she went on: "You are a She paused for a moment rate of all existing marriages, being closer to one another. Catholic, aren't you?" out of sight of the lieu- whether of 50 years, 25 years. or "Yes, I am a Catholic," tenant and signed to me even two years ago, to the marriage The moral of this tale apparently that the Blessed Sacra- rate of 1966 is a bit unrealistic. I said. "KEEP TALKING!" is: Perth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth "Don't be afraid," she ment was in the pyx. hero, 41,1, M4`4 . 1.4,4.4."1.4 .4.4 , This single act of 0•4Nivo,•.r ••••••••••••••••••••#4,04,#•~4.0.04 , p#,,p.r.tPANP####4,#4 , "P+4 , "Pe#++4 , urged. "I know you are a • Lottery Agency Catholic priest. I am a ism by a young Chinese nun, Father. I want to girl was enough to show • Newsagency help you. Is there any- me that the faith we mis• Hospital Benefit Fund Agency thing you . need. Clothes. sionaries had brought to TOM'S CENTRE, MT. HAWTHORN CATHOLIC money, fruit, chocolate?" China, and were now Invites to Join our Cosmetic Purchase Plan and you • Tobacconist PAPER "There is only one thing leaving behind us, was a your Cosmetics on Credit. Obtain Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre I want," I said, "and that faith firm and immovIN EVERY for Cyclax Tweed and Harriet Hubbard Ayer Agents rock. as a Himable Lord is Our Divine

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THE HARD-NECKED RELATIONS BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE IN POLAND AT THE TOP LEVEL ARE NOT REFLECTED ON THE r•••,• LOCAL LEVEL, ACCORDING TO A CATHOLIC STUDENT WHO IS A FREQUENT VISITOR TO POLAND. The student, a Swede ship is generally some- ed by men going to Mass of Polish descent, who what tense— in a sense after work. asked not to be identified, paralleling that on the said in an interview that national level between PARTICIPATION both the Church and the the Polish Primate, SteThe young Swede also State are undiplomatic in fan Cardinal Wyszynski, their approach to each and the communist party had praise for the degree MOM' tok EAU other. The approach of first secretary, Wladyslaw of popular participation the communist regime, Gomulka, but on a friend- in the liturgy. He said according to the student, lier basis. But the priest Mass in the vernacular is Is based on the errone- is usually the more popu- not as common as in ous assumption that the lar of the two, and the some countries of the Christian faith of the people try to demonstrate West. But he held that Polish people can be de- this through large contri- because of their tradistroyed. He said the butions to parish collec- tional familiarity with Latin, the Poles have no Polish government would tions. problem of understandprofit if it co-operated The student said that ing. Participation in Holy with the Church, but that the communist youth or Communion in Poland so it does not do so. The Church too is obsti- ganisation is very power- impressed the student This new chapel for the Sisters of Mercy in Cape Street, Osborne Park was blessed and opened by nate and always blames ful and dominates all that he described the Bishop M. McKeon last Sunday. i the government when youth activity. But he masses of people queuing something goes wrong in said he had never heard up to go to the CommuThe building is of rough -textured, white masonry blocks and has a Swiss patterned terra-cotta tile roof. the country. One of the of any friction between nion rail as like "lemA feature of the convent which accommodates twenty Sisters with provision for expansion to take anChurch's major prob young communists and mings on the march." is twenty, the other modern chapel. This is of a simple design with an air of dignified serenity. Light lems, he indicated, is that young Church people. s treaming through the amber-coloured windows provides a pleasing effect when it falls on the white, the Church tends to look Despite the influence of rough-textured interior. back nostalgically to the the communist youth orfavoured position it held ganisation, he said, the during the two world general interest in reli- MEAD SON & CO. wars. gion is enormous and the FUNERAL DIRECTORS Christian family has a RELATIONS great impact on the younThe observer of the ger generation. He said Polish situation then the churches of Poland painted this picture of arre filled not only on relations at the local Sundays and holy days. level: but also on weekdays. He Many communists go said that many women go to church, and there to Mass in the morning, A Benedictine monk, is named after him, the ideal climatic conditions breeder queens bred on ALL SUBURBS - known only as Brother general public learned by the Israeli government seems to be no obstacle and that mothers like to and Adam of Buckfast Abbey, with the news of the ar at Tel Aviv for a British the Devonshire moors by for a person to be simi)- send their children to VICTORIA PARK In South-West England, is rival of 1,500,000 of them company which holds the Brother Adam are sent to taneously a member of Mass before school. In 6 1153 6 1158 one of the world greatest from Israel. The bees marketing rights for the Israel to help meet Bri- the communist party and the evening, he indicated. experts on bees. an active parishioner. It the churches are crowdevolved by Brother Adam Buckfast strain. tish demands for honey. is not uncommon, for in. One of the finest strains during fifty years of :of honey bees, Buckfast, study had been bred in Every year selected Every year, too, Brother stance, that when mem- e dededr.e.e.e.e.e.e.e.e.e.e."ee.Nesr4resee Adam travels thousands bers of a village communist club run into diffiof miles trying to im- culties, they go to the prove the strains still parish priest for help— more. He sends interest- and often get it. The parish priest is a CONCRETE PAVING SIABS IN ALL POPULAR SIZES ing specimens back to very important person, AND COLOURS Buckfast for cross-breed and the fact that every- , GARDEN KERBING — CONCRETE FENCE POSTS body holds him in esteem ing. MATERIAL FOR SOAKWELLS & SEPTIC TANKS often irritates the comBuckfast worker bees munists. On the village sell at $28 per 20,000 and level, the priest and the local party secretary are the queens at about three commonly the only car2-6 ROYDHOUSE STREET, WEMBLEY dollars each. owners. Their relation-

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Golden Wedd:nz recently ‘‘ith a sung Mass in tion: Mrs. and Mrs. P. St. Joseph's Church, celebrated by Mrs. Bearu's Keefee, of Applecross; Mrs. Marg Prendiville, brother, Monsignor D. Downey-, of Narrogin. Wembley: MT. and Mrs. The senior girls' choir couple—Mrs. F. Butler. of C. Williams, Mt. Hawof St. Joseph's School Franklin, and Mrs. M. Mc- thorn; Mr. and Mrs. N. sang the "English Mass" Lean of Cunderdin—to- Antonio, Mt. Hawthorn; composed and arranged gether with their hus Mrs. J. Murray, Scamby Father A. E. Lynch. of bands, invited approxi- borough; and Mr. and mately sixty relatives and Mrs. C. Carter, of NorA p plee ross. NIonsignor Downey said friends to a reception in tham. A brother, William

something the St. John's Ambulance Downey, was unable to there was wonderful and sincere to Hall, Northam. attend. One of the features of be learned from these t wo people who half a this happy reunion was century ago in the same that the two bridesmaids church took thr.ir solemn of the Jubilarians were vows together and abided in attendance — Mrs. C. by them throughout these Carter and Mrs. J. Aller years, sharing many ton, both of Northam. 1 All members of the happy moments as well Also present were old Xaverian Club who atas some tears perhaps school friends of Mr. tended and enjoyed a card evening at the home along their long road of Beard. Following are the of the club's president, memories. Children of the happy names of Mrs. Beard's six Michael McGovern, wish to thank Michael for allowing the club the use of his home.

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FORTUNATE are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of the best gifts to have. It involves many things, but above all the power of going out of one's self and appreciating whatever is likeable in another. Miss Oenone Weinman, of Grosvenor Road, Mt. Lawley, was born in Ceylon, and was educated at the Holy Family Convent in Colombo. The convent is run by Irish nuns, who look impressive in the biscuit-like fluted headdress of their habit. Miss Weinman passed her senior examination, which is eqt::11 to Western Australia's Leaving Certificate. With her mother and father, she has been here in Perth for three months. They decided t to migrate to Australia as part of the family 4 have settled here. "Our family seems to be a little scattered.' said Miss Weinman, "I have one sister in England, two brothers in the Merchant Navy, one brother a doctor and one sister still in Ceylon, and, of course, my brother and sister who have already been in Perth for three years. I am one of eight children." Music is the main interest in Miss Weinman's life. She studied both piano and singing, completing her final in the Royal College of Music examination. She belonged to the Catholic Choral Society in' Ceylon which has a large membership. "I was very fortunate to belong to the society." she said, "as it is only in the last t wo years that women have been admitted. I would like to say here that women do receive equal pay in Ceylon. but of course there i, no such thing as the basic wage." She went on to describe to me the terrible poverty that exists in India and Ceylon. "The average Australian," she said, "can not begin to imagine just how poor people are. Hardly a meal went by when we did not have a couple of complete strangers at the table. When we left home, there wasn't anything we did not give away. even down to materials we considered were just rags." One interesting point that Miss Weinman had to tell me was that in Ceylon one is never certain just when the weekend will be. It may occur in the middle of the week, depending on the position of the moon. From a Catholic point of view, it is not very satisfactory, one has to go to work after Mass. Miss Weinman spoke of some impressions she has formed since she has been here. "Everyone in Australia," she said, "seems to enjoy a fairly high standard of living. Goods seem to be very cheap compared to goods in Ceylon, and fruit is plentiful. Ceylon has a strict import duty svhch would tend to keep prices high. There are opportunities here. with employment for everyone." Apparently the landscape here can come as a surprise. It is so flat, while the interior of Ceylon is mountainous and can supply the viewer with breathtaking vistas. "Ceylon is a very beautiful country," she said. "and Australians are a very friendly

people"—but then Miss Weinman is so very friendly herself. ANNE O'BRIEN of "Iona" Presentation Ladies College, Mosman Park recently won a Citizen Quest in Belmont. Anne who lives in 15 Surrey Road River%ale, is pictured here with the Belmont Rotary Club president Mr. A. E. Widge Wyatt and Gary Whitehurst, a winner in the boys' section. There were eight thousand entries in the quest and the prize is a circuit trip of Kalgoorlie, Esperance and A lbany. The entrants whose ages were from 14 to 19, were judged on hobbies, sports and community activities.

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Social Pictorial . . .

Pictured at the Catholic Club of Cottesloe Cabaret Miss Lorraine Preece of Scarborough pictured with are Misses Lesley Hackett and Dorothy Brady of ler partner Tony Clynk of Scarborough, was among C ottesloe the debutantes at the Catholic Ball.

Mr. and Mrs. John Harris pictured outside St. Denis' Church, Joondanna, where they were married last Saturday during Nuptial Mass celebrated by Father T. Foster. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowman, of Yokine and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Harris of Mt. Yokine. The bride's sister Mrs W Sharpe, matron of honour, is pictured in the background.

* Members of the Catholic Club of Cottesloe recently held a successful cabaret for their parents and friends at a Cottesloe restaurant. Pictured at the cabaret are Mr. A. Derbyshire of South Perth, Miss Coral Sales, of Como, Halina Glowacki of Cottesloe and Mr. G Williwshton of Shenton P ark.

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STAN COSTELLO Designer & Builder BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED 1965-66 FOR THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF THE APPARITION. DESIGNED AND ERECTED BY STAN COSTELLO.

Mary's Mount chapel, blessed and dedicated by the Most Rev. Myles McKeon, D.D., August last year.

V iew of Aged Sisters' Home erected at St. Emilie's Kalamunda.

Mary's Mount recreation centre, recently completed.

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BUILDINGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION DESIGNED AND ERECTED BY STAN COSTELLO.

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MAZENOD COLLEGE L ESMURDIE

Blessed and Dedicated by His Lordship Bishop Myles McKeon Front of College '471475gr4"r77'.

8th May, 1966 Designed and Erected

View of crowd at opening.

STAN COSTELLO Rear view of College.

View of undercroft.

Priest's unit.

fluoresce: . Pictured on this page Cu:icealed is a view of the large lighting has been instalassembly of parishioners led throughout the classand friends at the offi- rooms and chapel. Polcial function which re- ished wood mosaic floors flects the high esteem have been laid in classthe Oblate Fathers arc room and chapel. held in this State. The walls of the large Unfortunately the Pro- and modern toilet block vincial, the Very Rev. have been tiled to a W. J. Cagney, 0.M.I., the height of six feet and driving force behind the mosaic tiled floors are above project is away a feature. Tiled toilets overseas on official busi- have been fitted with and suites ness and therefore was low-level stainless steel urinals unable to attend. The building consists have been installed. Cast of two large classrooms, enamel washbasins have chapel, sacristy, cloak- also been fitted. The showers also have room, large cantilever balcony, tuckshops, large mosaic tiled floors and shower walls tiled to a height block, toilet room, ladies' room and of six feet, each one to priest's self contained give ample room for unit including private dressing. bathroom. The ladies room has The first floor has mosaic tiled floor and been designed as a fu- tiled walls, separate toiture assembly hall and let, washbasin and vanhas been fully completed ity bench. as such, care being takIn the priest's unit a en that the structure in- divan bed also built-in cluding the floors and wardrobe unit has been ceilings were fully com- installed, dining facilipleted before any tem- ties, stainless steel sink porary partitions form- complete cupwith ing classrooms etc were boards, tile floor, tiled formed. bathroom, roman bath, Simplicity is the key- toilet, washbasin and note of the sanctuary shaving cabinet etc. which has been designed Copper pipe has been so that Mass can be throughout all watused the facing celebrated including services er people. A vestment press waste-pipes. With a view donated by Mr. Costello the future projects on is a feature of the sac- to the site a two-inch copristy. per main several hundElectric clocks have red yards long has been been installed in each connected the from classroom. George to building A public address sys- street, another two-inch tem controlled from the water pipe fitted with principal's office is con- junctions and laid benected with speakers to side the water main conchapel, classrooms and tains all the electrical speakers which have been wires for the present fitted into the balcony building and draw wires wall facing the assem- have been laid to all bly area, where also a junctions for future prolarge electric bell and jects. clock have been inCostello Stan Mr. stalled. wishes to thank the Microphone plugs have Oblate Fathers for enbeen placed at advan- trusting him with the positions designing and erection tageous t hroughout the building. of Mazenod College.

Temporary sanctuary.

Sacristy furnished by Mr. Costello's church furnishing division.

First floor balcony.

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Bishop M. McKeon blessing the College

Ladies rest room, designed for the ladies in the tuckshwt.

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recently formed Junior W.A. Ballet Company, Mme. Kira Bousloff, says that the company had been formed in an attempt to counteract the trend in modern ballet to feature, sex, degradation and squalor.

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trial of Cardinal National Theatre Inc. theatre to Therry for The company of danMindszenty by the Com- Chris is taking time out giving him the part of cers, aged between 10 and munist Government in I from an already busy Cromwell in its produc- 15, will make its first H ungary has been1 schedule to appear in the tion of "A Man For All appearance in a series of selected by the Therry play. At present he has a Seasons." This led to a eight matinees to be held Society for their next part in the Playhouse pro part in the Playhouse pro- at various metropolitan duction of "Dear Delin- duction of "Romeo and centres during the May production. The action of the play, quent" and a dual role in Juliet" and his present school holidays. They role in "Richard II." "The Prisoner," by Brid- "Richard II." will dance the Pas de get Boland, covers events One interesting point The well-known Perth Quat re excerpts from leading up to and includ- about Chris' acting career theatrical identity Clem "Les Sylphides" a n d ing the actual signing of is that he seems fated to Grogan will also appear "Sleeping Beauty." the "confession." play "holy" men. In the in "The Prisoner." Clem In aid of the Save the It will be produced by past 12 months he has is probably best known Children Fund, the series Paul de Lano, who has had four such roles, the for his roles in musicals will open in the Baptist been released from the most recent being that of both here and in the Church Hall, Claremont, A.B.C. for this purpose Pope Pius XII ia "The Eastern States, but he at 2.15 p.m. on May 20. and will play from June Representative." has also proved to be an Other performances will 2 to 4 and 9 to 11 in St. Another young actor actor of considerable be given at Kalamunda, Mary's Hall, Leederville. who has been appearing merit. South Perth, Fremantle, In the leading role of at the Playhouse is also The play should be of Armadale, Victoria Park, the Cardinal will be Chris in cast. He is Derek Lord, special interest to all Floreat Park and BassenJohnston, who is appear-: who admits that he owes Catholics. dean. 4"411111111

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"I Puritani" and "La Son- the Orient, eliciting critino other version of this Decca, $3.75. nambula." A textbook of cal acclaim and audience sparkling ballet music bel canto. approbation everywhere. S in her companion has arrived in the meanMAY 28 — time to make me change d i s c, "Sutherland THE VOICE OF FRANc,0 In addition to his globeBROZZF.SI. my mind. At the lower I Sings Handel," the disc S T AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY R.C.A., $5.75. trotting, Montoya also price, it is even more to consists of excerpts from has won international fapreviously issued opera CRANCO BROZZESI is vour through be recommended. By Arthur O'Leary his numer"Graduation Ball" is the , sets or recital records. a tenor, born and ous recordings. He is, in major attraction, occupyWhereas the Handel trained in Italy Pope Gregory the Great always remembered the English who were not 'Angles who mig- fact, the most recorded ing two-thirds of the play- was recommended with rated to Australia some flamenco artist in history but angels' and earnestly desired their conversion. Unable to go himself he sent ing time; if the Johann some reservations on the ten years ago and who and has become the living a band of fellow Benedictines under Augustine. The missionaries set out in Strauss tunes are fami- oratorio singing, this disc since then has made symbol of flamenco music 596. Their efforts met with astonishing success. Thousands followed the lead liar, it is totally due to finds Sutherland in the o f King Ethelbert who was baptised a year later. something of a name for the world over. the ballet music itself for' specialist field in which Immediately thereafter Augustine paid a visit to France. He went to Arles himself with the ElizaAntal Dorati took it al- she is supreme. You may which in those days was the ecclesiastical capital. In earlier times Arles was bethan Theatre Trust • RENOWN most entirely from un- or may not like Bellini or the second city of the Roman Empire. A Spanish gypsy, born published Strauss scores. 1 Donizetti, but you cannot Here he sings with an In the Church of St. Trophime, shown in the picture, is a plaque which orchestra directed by In Madrid, Montoya was r eads: "This primatial church of Australia may claim some say that Sutherland is not Arles was the cradle of the English Episcopate. Khasho, another a musical prodigy, Joseph small part in this delect- the greatest living singer achiev- S t. Augustine of Canterbury, who brought the Christian migrant who has brought ing national religion to England was able work as it was first of their operas. renown by c onsecrated here on November 17 in 597 by St. Virgilius, then Bishop of Arles his musical gifts to Aus- the age of performed in Sydney. The 14, when he and Vicar Apostolic of Both wrote operas althe Holy See in Gaul." was the toast of "cafe Vienna Philharmonic un- most purely for the sing- tralia. ••••••••~4.#4..""p4p."••••••••••~4.•••••••••••••••••••••••wrowirwipindp.orro On this disc, Brozzesi cantantes" during thel pays tribute to Gigli in heyday of flamenco singsinging songs and arias ing and dancing. His de- ! PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS which were Gigli favour- but as a concert artist 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO and ites. The best-known was preceded by years of I 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH operatic arias are "La accompanying such disDonna e Mobile" and tinguished dancers as La * THE DIARY OF A is introduced, though and outlines her own part 8-45 1 8-4541 "Vest! la Giubba;" there Argentina, Vincente Escu-1 not for long. The parish of the day. COUNTRY PRIEST, are also a number of dero and Argentinita. Oils, Cray s, Paints, Drawing Equipment songs. mostly Neapolitan. by Georges Bernanos. I priest fears he has T.B., ; and dies suddenly of canThe first flamenco artist However, the value of I Brozzesi has a good, A Fontana Book: cer with this friend at his the book is principally its clear, strong voice and ever to display his arPaperback; pp. 253. ! side. !might to the private life sings with a great deal of tistry in a solo concert. A line from the author of this couple who hapmusical intelligence; the he has been hailed by afi- THIS novel was first orchestral accompani- cionados everywhere as! • published in French in might sum up the book: pened to be politicians— & ment is also very good. one of the truly great 1936, then in English in "A mad rush of thoughts, love and politics, family masters of our time. His; life and public life as the 1937; its popularity seems words, and images." OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS vocation of this remarls—R.S.N. 1I.rON: Symphony No. advanced technique, his 1 evident, for this is its able pair. 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 2, Variations on a flair for creative innova- fourth edition after thirty tion and his infinitely! Theme by Hindemith. • years. varied repertoire make! At first ,in 1914, when C.B.S., $5.75. him one of the most ex- It will suit readers who they became engaged, SO WE TAKE THE recent Festival of citing artists in the con- seek something unreal, * though both were schoolC OMFORT for it pretends to be the Perth did not reveal cert world today. iteachers, they seemed an diary of a few years of a ! any great passion for By Dame Enid Lyons.1ill-suited pair — he was priest of thirty-odd years, ; British music in our fair 277 pages. Price 47,6. twice her age of 17; she charge in of two village city (or, rather, "unfair Methodist Sundey Heinema nn's Ltd., Melb. a parishes in France. He is city," in the view of one school teacher and orgapoor and sick, childish hr'HIS is not a critical nist .he a Catholic; her local musical identity) and immature, weak and I Perhaps the majority of account of the thirty 1 people opposed to a timid, soul-searching, and year my readers find. as I so s' political life of mixed marriage. overcome by endless tri( REGISTERED "A" CLASS BUILDERS) often do, that the highly Joseph Lyons in the State vialities and phantasms, complicated technical Still, she read herself and Federal Parliaments, Several meetings have 169 NORTH LAKE RD., MELVILLE achievements only height- been held in Rome re- unrespected and a failure with its planning man- Into Catholicism, and en the effect of dullness. cently between the secre- in his own eyes as in oeuvres and intrigue. TELEPHONE (Day and Night) — 30 2677 their married life was For those who would tary of the Hungarian those of his parishioners. , one of total union and Will Plan and Build: Churches, True, it touches the harmony, mutual help, disagree violently and see Bishops' Conference and Such a character : matters in which he had generosity and partnerSchools, Presbyteries - Housing - Etc. in Walton a nobility, a officials of the Vatican be a caricature ofwould any the growth of ship — a genuine love liveliness of rhythm and Secretariat of State, it priest, but he would be a a hand an ever-inventive mind, was reported in Bonn, freak of his time, for the the Labor Party in Tas- 1 story, and an outstandcan rest assured that Germany. by K.NA., the French parish clergy of mania, the Conscription ing example of family these performances by German Cathulic news the thirties were men issue for overseas, the happiness. the Cleveland Orchestra agency. who had either lived States Grants CommisBUY YOUR under George Szell are through or who fought sion, the Socialisation In her writing, Dame These confermees un- in the first rate. It is strange for trenches through Platform, the Depression Enid gives a woman's rean American orchestra to dertaken by Bishop Pal the 1914-18 war, and had Government Finance, the action to all the usual play British music (ex- Brezanoczy, who is apos- few of the oddities or Conversion Loan and the family happenings and F rom . . cept Britten, of course) tolic administrator of the frailties pictured for this start of the United Aus- concerns—birthdays, sicktralia Party and the Pre- nesses, sorrows, moving and it is stranger for an Eger archdiocese, touch- man. miers' Plan, Lang's de- house, new furnishings, Austrian eonductor to ed on the appointment of The parish priest seems fault and the Secession c-f children's education, and even consider that the replacements for Hunto give his services con- Western Australia, English can write music. garian bishops who are and the rest. And she shows scientiously to his parish, the Abdication of King Nevrrtheless, Walton ill, K.N.A. reported. her husband as "kind. though he is shown as /0/GEOFF. SKEAHAN M.P.S. himself described their The question of the clziefly concerned with Edward. But this book lovable, humormes, pari• does not fully assess the ner in a happy marriaeo. concert performance of status of Josef Cardinal two familiies, one of pea- pros and cons the Hindemith Variations Mindszenty was not of Lyons' and deveted father of 1 FREMANTLE un- sants, the other of aristoshare in these affairs. large family." "stupendous" a n d der discussion, it was crats, in order 1NIGHT SERVICE — EVERY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. as contrast to when Szell asked him for said, because this is re- rich and poor. Of course, Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 Mrs. Lyons shows her Readers will like thi. any comments to improve garded as a matter to be he i9 suspected by his self beside him in the 23 story of these two notable A:sc) at . the performance, he could handled directly by fa the parishioners of being a years of their marriage, Australians. simply, sin259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE say nothing except a Hungarian government secret drinker, and his a partner in all his plans cerely and frankly given modest ("Thank you." and the Vatican fallen-away priest friend undertakings and worries in these pages.—R.S.N.

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CHANNEL Book On History 01 CHASING Telstar Catholicism In Aust. W ITH

* HIERARCHY AND ' baiting in the press, and has given to his matter he is struck by the con- over its three and a half DEMOCRACY IN preparation of sistent spread and growth years AUSTRALIA, of the Church under the must have been as exten1788-1870, of devoted sive and selective as posdirection by Professor T. L. clergy and teachers. sible. Suttor, of the UniverWOULD like to be what one is doing, rather other opportunity to wit- guide to Italy's beauty He quotes numberless sity of Toronto. spots with a disregard to The centres of populaable to say that "Meet than a series of move- ness her at work. ments performed by Pp. 356. Price $6.50 65/-. tion were wide apart, so facts,' from which his strength of plot. But then Atkinson Norma the For those who thrive anything would be From Melbourne Uni- there is great skill in the conclusions will generally better Wed- numbers. on nostalgia, her rendi- than the considered valid. Dancers" (ABW2 author's following and be versity Press. phoney blarney nesday) was an unqualiWHEN the girl from tion with Dean Martin of of "Top o' the Morning" collating events a n d Nevertheless, he has the success. EADING the list of "Get Smart" turns up "When the Moon Comes ( STIV9), with Crosby and of influence pleasing humility of the fied R "contents" shows the threads Over the Mountain" was as guest must on Fitzgerald throughout "The Man the country scholar to submit his and Irish However, one the highlight of another songs that come many ingredients of this in his clear, concise and views and findings to the From U.N.C.L.E.," the re30-minute straight this at look tasty dish of history of compact fashion. Indeed, correction and expansion sult is a spy send-up that superb programme I from Tin Pan Alley. programme from the was the best make this statement withthe growth of Catholicism he has so summarised his of students better inso far. The with some Perth studios fight in the cinema, with out wishing to underestiANOTHER plea to in Australia until 1870. A information, that he pre- formed, not claiming to eservation. r patrons disregarding the mate the greatness of ABW2. How many good sauce to go with it supposes a knowledge of have written the last B roadway's Tammy times plenty. in had it gun shots because of the deas I are you going to is the quotation from details, and that close at- word. Grimes who delivered on Particularly the cigar- war movie they were the same programme the show Will Fyffe in "Spring Pope Leo XIII, given on tention is needed to folV ery interesting at this In fact, watching, was one of the low his thoughts; hence Handicap." box number. The early page 147: kind of husky naughti- movies choreois the story of the "Inasmuch time the f unniest as moments this the henever t wo volumes would have on Sunday afterw grapher settled for sim- season. That is, unless we ness that Eartha Kitt noon may not have many Church, which continues, been better than one, and claims of the laity to plicity, it all came off were supposed to take tries so hard to achieve. viewers, but with repeats among men the life of the ; a second reading may be share the government and direction of the City like this, they are going Word Incarnate, is corn- more relished than like a charm, but when the whole thing seriously. of God as well as of the posed of a divine and al first. fl READERS of this to have even less. a high degree of sophisI column will know needed. Majesty, I other City; and also very human element, the latter tication was timely is the review of must would like you to how strongly I feel about be expounded by, such as in the "Ziegfield "CULLODEN" ( ABW2 Chief the question of education t ype production num- meet America." So goes the high standard of perMonday) proved to teachers and studied by every seen . during the period under ber," or the solo torch the story about the intro- formance be an extra ordinary disciples with great proFigures examination. dance, the inability of a duction of Kate Smith to week on "The Richard treatment of the battle bity. 'God has no need of semi-professional group the King and Queen of Boone Show" (STW9 between the Jacobites your lies,' we are told in t Sufficiently clearly has to transmit the strength England. This large, hap- Sunday), and last week's and the Stuarts in 1746. the Book of Job. The the author drawn characGrateful of a professional chorus py woman has the kind play, "The Stranger," was Given an up-to-the-minute Church's historian will be ter sketches of the chief line or the animal move- of voice that comes from no exception. A strong approach, by virtue of all the better equipped to figures, revealing much Catholics will be gratement of, say (to quote down deep in the dia- screenplay with a superb what appeared to be bring out her divine oriful to Professor Suttor was not common that poet of a blase loyal he an extreme), a Juliet phragm with all the portrait for his history, even if it "live" interviews, it must gin . . the knowledge. Prowse was more than heart and warmth that by Lloyd Bochner (ex- surely be one of the finest is in extenuating nothing shows disease among the one misses in today's "Hong Kong") made this and e vident. most horrifying treat- of the trials which the In regard to Perth, flock and among the singing stars. an unforgettable hour. ments of history ever faults of her children, there may be many more shepherds — were they The fine point between recorded on the small pnd at times even of her facts in the archives of selfish, obstinate, or dedidid One criticism—Why Her guest appearance proa an amateur and ministers, have brought St. Mary's Cathedral and cated? — and even if it screen. fessional is not a pay on this week's "Dean Channel Nine omit the upon the Spouse of Christ those of New Norcia Ab- publishes old quarrels packet, but a deep-root- Martin Show" (ABW2 "Green Room" sequence down the ages. Studied in bey than have come to that should make us reYOU READ IT ot Sunday) gave us yet an- where the audience is ined understanding this way, the history of light, though the amount pentant and apologetic in ' I HERE FIRST: troduced to the actors at the Church constitutes a of ferreting, reading and the ecumenical spirit of the end of the pro- Next week I'm off to Melmagnificent and conclu- consideration the author our time.—R.S.N. PININP gramme? I know the bourne and Sydney to sive demonstration of the evening was fast running give you a run down on truth of the divinity of out, but this is one of the what is happening in the Christianity." highlights of the TV world across the show. M border. Difficult WHAT a let-down the 30 Smith Street, Morley The reader will find 0 " Beatles " HIGHLIGHT OF cartoons difficult to judge how 1 For Casual or Contract Service THIS WEEK'S TVW7 Saturday have much salt he must add, VIEWING . . . turned out to be. They Ring 76 2207 our service is unequalled lack completely the effer- Let's give "Australian for to control all the sources and assess them OUR MAINTENANCE CONTRACT IS DEFINITELY vescent spirit conjured Playhouse" another go! would be a mighty task. T HE BEST. Monday at 8 p.m. on up by the long-haired With the background of four. A spirit that rides ABW2 for "The Air-Con$24 (£12) gives you: ditioned Author," starring the struggle between Elihigh in their new film All parts, labour, and travelling. Eric Reiman and Richard , ropean Secularism — as "Help." evidenced in the Syllabus 1k he. Free antenna maintenance. Maybe it's just that of Errors of Pope Pius 25°0 No Claim Bonus. animation will never be a IX in 1854—and religion Service 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. Mon. to Sat. good substitute for live generally, Professor Sut tor has followed and estiIf set needs workshop repairs—Loan Set provided. performers. mated the cross-currents Terms Available. Enquiries welcomed. of Englishing and Irish"SEPTEMBER Affair" Mgr. A. McGann. ing the Australian Church turnSunday) ( TVW7 Ring 76-2207 and he has viewed the . ......,................................... ed out to be a tourist streams of bigotry in ' politics and religion— with Government aid to Church ministers and circumstance of factual single error USE YOUR WITS and eyes to find a T ER T A INLNG. ex- buildings as a cause of in both drawings above, and then look for six differences in detail friction—as a man might between Exhibit A and Exhibit B. Solution elsewhere on this page. citing. cruel and trace the tracks of tracer truthful. How often can ibullets fired from opposing sides: he has studied these words describe an the strife for power and art exhibition? N o t control between regular and secular clergy, and often. between clergy and lair . 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(13f.) 7.00-QUALIFYING, 1 . . GRAND CRUSADER or DISLIKE (13f.) 7.30-CITY BEACH . . . . . . MOUNT MIST or HOWFAST BY OUR Y.C.W. (13f.) 8.00-QUALIFYING, 2 CORRESPONDENT . . . . . HALL O'FAME or GAINLY (12f.) 8.30-RESTRICTED Applecross' win was the ball and to win the ' ond half, the standard of • BRANCH ACTIVITIES due principally to their race to the ball you must football did not deterio. . FIRST ADVENTURE or PANADA pace and desire for the be physically fit. Perhaps rate and Shenton Park, GREAT progress is being made at Beacons9.00-WEMBLEY (13f.) ball. Kicking with the as- some sharpening up on playing their best footfield. A boys' group has commenced under . . . . SOLERO or GALLANT VOLO sistance of a slight breeze the training track would ball for the match, kicked I 9.30-FREE-FOR-ALL the guidance of president W. Skymanski. The _ (12f.) in the opening term, they be in order. three quick goals against girls have entered three teams in the basket. . . . TIARA COURT or COLOR GLO quickly rattled on six the breeze. ball competition and it is hoped they have 10.00-VICTORIA PARK Scores: Applecross 14. Doubleview-Scarborough (13f.) goals seemingly unoppos1 1, East Victoria Park 3.6. much success. KING DIRECT ed by the East Victoria tried hard to bridge the or OFFICER'S ATTACK Fairest and best: Apple- gap in the final quarter, Park defence. The Apple10.30-COMO (13f.) cross defence, on the cross - J. Phillips, M. but Shenton Park held on THE basketball -season is in full swing, too, other hand, held control Dark, R. Isaacs; East Vic- well and ran out deserv. . . . . IVO'S ON or SUNNY BANK in the Maida Vale area, where the girls have throughout the match- toria Park-M. Miller, M. ing winners. Shenton entered a team in the competition for the Ramsay, A. Ponton. the half-back especially consolihave now Park first time. Plans are under way for a folkline who with their long dated their position in in held mid-June. be to night . . 8.6 the top four and with kicking initiated many of Shenton Park . . BEST BET . . . . . * SOLERO D'view-Scarborough .. 6.5 several easy matches to their forward moves. EACH WAY . . * HALL OTAME play in the coming weeks A VERY interesting combined general' meetApplecross were not at Doubleview-Scarborough they are going to be hard Double: SOLERO-IVO'S SON ing is being planned for this Sunday evening, full strength for Sunday's -winning the toss-kick- to displace. May 22, at the parish school hall at Kensinggame, and at full strength ed with the wind in the Best Quinella: IVO'S SON-SUNNY BANK Fairest and best: Shenton, commencing at 8 p.m. The topic to be they are certainly going first quarter of their ton Park - G. Fisher, B. 4.41,11,4,0,41 , 04 , ..141"Ise#4,40.4141.04,11.4.4.... to be very hard to beat. match against Shenton Boyleon, K. Gregson; discussed, "Famine in India," should prove Their clash with Highgate Park, and at the first Doubleview-Scarboroughmost enlightening and much Y.C.W. activity at Gill Street at 3 p.m. change led by three goals. R. Cloudsley, N. Clarkson. could result. A pre-ball party was held at this Sunday should pro- Shenton Park had their K. Hall. home of Judy Hickey last Tuesday eventhe vide one of the highlights opportunities in the secing and from there a group of ten or so young ond term and at half-time Bedford Park of the season. 12.10 people went along to Canterbury Court and led by a solitary point- Como . . . 7.8 Park an indication of how Victoria East had a wonderful time at the Catholic Ball. must now take stock, as evenly matched the two Bedford Park, playing they are slipping down teams appeared. the long-kicking game to OWING to the success of the last social, the the ladder. To win footsocial committee at Queens Park has decided Although conditions perfection, had too much ball matches it is esssenoverall strength for Como to hold monthly socials, the first of these to tial to win in the race to were very wet in the secin their match at Haig be held on Friday, May 27, at the Maniana Park. Bedford won in the hall, situated just off George Street and major positions down the 1 Welshpool Road. These socials are an opporcentre of the ground and Below are results of d Lesmurciie (2) 43-3; SL tunity for the youth of the area to get to were also well served by know one another. There will be dancing, their following division. games played last Satur- John's d Maida Vale (1) Como trailed by only 11 day in the Y.C.W. Basket- 47-10; Fremantle (1) d games and supper. Joondanna (2) 24-14; Leepoints at the final change, but Bedford, combining ball Competition, follow- derville (2) d Inglewood Y.C.W. members are asked to plan well ahead well, quickly added goals ed by names of fairest (1) 21-11. J. Ferrier, J. so as not to miss one of the big dramatic Br.ol.vn, J. Lewis. K. Doust to go on and win easily. and best players. M. Ladyman, M. Turner. events of the year. The Therry Society is Fairest and best: BedN. Tannello, C. Starling, staging "The Prisoner" in the Leederville ford Park-D. Perrie, W. A Grade: Midland (2) d J. Pittaway. P. Spiteri, G. Durna, D. Martell; Como Parish Hall from June 2 to 4 and 9 to 11. It Hilton Park (1) 32-18; Davis, M. Graham. TRINITY Al hockey players continued their -P. Devlin, P. Sheridan, portrays the story of Cardinal Mindszenty's Bedford Park (1) d Clayton. P. trial. By special concession, Y.C.W. members unbeaten run on Saturday when they downed Doubleview (1) C3 Grade: Morley Park 30-16. will be admitted for 50 cents instead of 70. Maureen won on forfeit from PalParker, Sue Y.M.C.A. 4-3. In a closely fought game, Trinity In the remaining game, McBurney, Denise Mc- myra; Mt. Lawley d Riverfinally ran out winners because of a superior Highgate had too much Gowan, Kerry Millhouse, vale (3) 25-22; Carlisle experience for Carlisle half-back line. • SOCIAL CALENDAR and were untroubled to Carmel Barlow, Betty -(2) d Applecross (2) 288; Bedford Park (3> d Lobb. Leith Redgrave, left-half, drew with Perth in a score a hollow victory. Saturday, May 21: Dance at Scout Hall in Havelock Street (1) 21-5. Julian Pearce, centre, and scoreless game. Hassett Street. Cloverdale. A Res.: Highgate (1) d K. McCann, B. Seal, M. Perth are on top of the PREMIERSHIP TABLE Gordon Pearce, right, Saturday Night, May 21: Interstate Boys' St. Michael's 36-10; River- Seal. F. Van Der Zander, won grade and in this list form were in devastating Basketball Carnival at Perry Lakes Team Pts. vale (1) d Como (1) 26- M. Davidson, J. Bell. H. the the R1 premiership last Applecross and commanded . .... 16 22; Carlisle (1) d Apple- Strik, I. Ryan, V. Wildy. Stadium. season. game. Highgate .. . . . .... 16 cross (1) 33-18; East Vic. Sunday Morning and Night, May 22: Boys' The game was played .. 12 Park (1) d Shenton Park D1 Grade: Bedford Park Gordon Pearce, after on the new Kings Park Shenton Park Basketball Carnival-continued. . .. 8 Park . Bedford d Highgate (3) 19-11; (4) Helen Russell, (1) 23-22. pointhis winger beating Friday, May 27: Dance and Social at Maniana ground and a good stanless, then helped cut star dard. of umpiring kept D'view-Scarborough .. 4 Pat Connell, Gloria Tickle. Manning (2) d East Vic. hall, off George St. and Welshpool Rd. 4 Coral Bloffwitch, Jennifer Park (2) 15-12; Melville Como Y MCA. forward Don the game moving well. Saturday, May 28: B-B-Q and Party at the East Victoria Park ... 4 Webster, Christine (3) d North Doubleview Smart out of the game. Duffy home, 9 York Street, South Perth. - Mason. Chris Clarke, Joan (2) 23-17. M. McDonald, Osborne-Joondanna Eric Pearce with three - O'Leary, Delma Davies. M. Murphy, M. Salas. C. BRIGHT FUTURE Carlisle Bring your own steak, drinks will be goals took the lead in the provided. Admittance 2/-. C. Salto, R. Dods, Stella Morris, J. Crowe, V. McAl goalscoring list. It New players John An- THIS WEEK'S GAMES Cartwell. Auliffe. C. Thompson, K. Sunday. June 5: Dance at Attadale Parish was the second match in drew- and Ricky France Straho, J. Van Moorsel. Street: 1 p.m., A t Gill Hall, succession in which Eric shone for the Trinity B1 Grade: Beaconsfield D'view-Scarborough V. Sunday, June 5: "South of the River" Dance had scored three goals. team, and they both have (1) d Bedford Park (2) FINE FOR FLOODS -Joondanna; 3 Osborne a t Civic Centre, South Perth. Neil Doyle, at right- bright hockey futures in Applecross v. 45-22; Floreat Park (1) d p.m., "The Vinten Hydrocar, wing, is enjoying a suc- front of them. Queens Park (1) 36-30. J. Highgate. cessful season. He was Briguglio, Annette Stef- an amphibious vehicle John Andrew played at able to set Eric Pearce up left fullback and he hard- At Melville Oval: 1 p.m., fan, C. Briguglio. Mau- which has just beett East Victoria Park V. reen Carto, G. Perris. through its final tests on for one of his goals and ly made a blemish. He Como; 3 p.m., Bedford Maree Morris. later in the game crashed has quickly mastered a the Thames, is really fast," reported Peter Hill through the defence to good, strong hit without Park v. Carlisle. B2 Grade: Rivervale (1) in the B.B.C. World Ser0 register another score. any a_ risk of giving sticks „ The Record" selects: d Subiaco (1) 26-12; Ken- vice "New Ideas" proGoalkeeper Aron Muker and his calmness under sington (1) d St. Clare's gramme. "On land, it'S Doubleview-Scarborough jie was in fine form and pressure will stand him 42-16; Applecross (2) d driven by a rear-mounted made several good saves. in good stead in higher Applecross, East Vic. Park (2) 30-12. engine and can do 70 Darryl Hollingsworth, grade hockey. He could Como, P. Hanlon, K. O'Hehir, A. miles an hour. When a former Modernian and be playing State Colts in Bedford Park. Boschetto. M. Nicolay, R. driven into water the four State player, made his a year or two. Hart, J. Hickey. M. Ait- wheels retract and a rrfirst appearance at left Ricky France at rightken, M. Bassell, M. Shaw, kins diesel unit drops infullback and together half turned in another place to look after proMcIntyre Terry with good game. Promoted IN B3 Grade: Osborne to pulsion and steering-it formed a solid line of from the Bl's two weeks Park (1) d Leederville (1) does up to 30 knots." defence. ago, Ricky displayed 59-5; FI'ghgate (2) d Best player votes went skill and temperament in (1); Palmyra (1) d This weekend an int o Eric Pearce. Terry Mc- the evenly contested augural interstate Y.C.W. Joondanna (1) 36-21. A. .41.141,PM*4.#4.4,004.4,441,041.#4,114 Intyre and Leith Red- game. men's basketball cham- Breadwell, P. Hart, M. B RINGS grave. F ortunes fluctuated pionship will be played Hart. P. Barker, M. Barthroughout with both between Western Austra- ker, P. Mann. J. Coen, L. Take the teams being unlucky not lia and South Australia at Sicari, A. Campbell. DANGER and NOT AVAILABLE DISCOMFORT to score. John Metcalf Perry Lakes Stadium. out of Cl Grade: Mt. Lawley d With the Pearce trio again played well and W INTER playing such good hockey, Tony Curtis and Trevot The two teams repre- Nedlands 29-23; BeaconsC lassified Advertisements MOTORING the State selectors must Hall turned in good per- senting W.A. have been in field (2) d Glendalough FIT A TAILOR MADE be disappointed that none formances on the half- training before 33-23: Scarborough (1) d R ATES: since K ARINNA of them is available for back line. Easter and coach Kevin .Mt. Yokine 41-19; MayFirst two lines (10 words) 4/-; 1/6 per line HEATER -DEMISTER ' this year's Australian carGoalkeeper Ross Hall Mann is quite confident lands (1) d East Perth t hereafter. nival to be played in Syd- displayed sound judg- that the No. 1 W.A. team (1) 20-18.. M. Bamford, I. ney. Gordon captained ment and relieved the is going to be very hard Pitala, L. Taylor. J. CapoADVERTISEMENTS: lingua. M. Debona, P. the side last year. pressure on several occa- to beat. FROM E7/19/6 Including Memoriam and Thanks Notices may be Six of last year's win- sions, He has sharp reprogramme of Dingle. M. Fisher, J. To snit all popular makes it The Baker, G. Darch. C. Dab- vehicle*. Holden. from 1941 ning team are unavail- flexes - a must for the matches is as follows: lodged at the following City Depots:onward.. ALLPEST AGENCIES, able including, the last tine of defence-and Saturday: 7.30 p.m., S.A. rawski, D. Melvin, P. Shil- 6.6 Canning Highway, Victetia ALBERTS BOOKSHOP 16 Forrest Place • Pearces, Don Martin, Don under good coaching is Park (1) v. W.A. (2); 8.45 stead. 6 6804. After hours 6 2944, it6 47211. Barker and Jack Harris. sure .to become a leading p.m,. S.A. (2) v. W.A. PELLEGRINI 8 CO. C2 Grade: Nedlands (2) 044040.4.0,141,011.4,4`.*#4,41.4.4,04KINAKI 820 Hay Street Trinity fullback Terry conte,nder for the club's (1). will go McIntyre close to top goalkeeping position. a.m., S.A. (1) CATHOLIC LIBRARY L BOOKSHOP Sunday: 10 36 Pier Street State selection, but will Trinity will be playing v. S.A. (2); 11.15 a.m.. ALBERTS BOOKSHOP London Court possibly miss out to several games against the W.A. (1) v. W.A. (2); Brian Glencross, Graham Narregin Association on 6.30 p.m., W.A. (2) v. Cleghorn and Laurie Bed- S u nsl a y. Representing S.A. (2); 7.45 p.m. W.A. Display Advertisements ford. Narrogin will be former (1) v. S.A. (1). Optometrists & Opticians He will be a certainty Trintty half-back Eric AlThe carnival will con15/. per single column inch. For contract rates apply for the Colts team play- cock: and former Perth clude with a players' tea Advise change of FREMANTLE address to: Advt. Dept. Just ring "The Record" office (21-2837) ing in Melbourne. playgr Dinny Wilton. 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ACING up to their first real test for the season, Applecross came through with flying colours when they completely outclassed a very disappointing East Victoria Park XVIII in last week's set of fixtures in the Y.C.W. Football Competition.

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THE FAMILY WORSHIPS GOD

Family Prayers In The Spirit Of The Vatican Council MONDAY MAY 23 44 THE SIGN OF THE CROSS.

ment in His blood, when He called up a people out of Jews and Gentiles. This people's unity was not to be brought about naturally but in the Spirit; it was to be the new People of God. Believers in Christ have been born anew with an immortal, imperishable birth through the word of the living God, not from flesh, but from water and from the Holy Spirit. They are established as "a chosen race, a royal priesthood. consecrated nation, a people God means to have for Himself—Time was when they were not people at all, now they are God's people" ( 1 Pet 2, 9-10).

Your servants may be a Chosen Race, a Royal Priesthood, a Holy Nation, a Purchased People. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

O Lord, may we be living examples of Your Love. O Lord, through Your grace may all people one day be one.

every employment, to offer the spiritual sacrifice of a Christian man; theirs to proclaim the ex. ploits of God, Who has called them out of darkness into His SCRIPTURE ROSARY: marvellous light (1 Pet. 2, 4-10), The Fourth Joyful Mystery— The Finding of Jesus in the PRAYER OF THE DAY: Temple. 0 God, You appointed Your Son, Jesus Christ, to be the eterFINAL PRAYER nal High Priest, to offer gifts and As for first day. sacrifices for sins; give us, Your Chosen People, we pray, a great THE BLESSING: love for His Holy Sacrifice and As for first day. the grace to atone will Him for our faults.

HYMN: As for first day. THEME: It has not been God's resolve SCRIPTURE READING: to sanctify and save men indiI Pet. 2, 1-10. vidually, with no regard for their mutual connection, but to estabINSTRUCTION: lish them as a people, who would Catholic Catechism Book Two, give Him recognition in truth and Chapter 20, Page 55; or My Way service in holiness. Thus He chose to God Book Two, Page 127. the Israelites as His people. He REFLECTION: made a covenant with them and We are all called to participate formation by gave them gradual HYMN: in the love of God for this is the making Himself and the design MAY 27 As for first day. our life is of life—for meaning of His will manifest in their hislove for the love, returning one of • THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. to it consecrating by tory and SCRIPTURE READING: PRAYER OF THE DAY: love that God has shown to us. To Himself. All this came about to THEME: 1 Peter 2, 4-10). 0 God, You made a covenant fulfil such a life we must use the prepare and foreshadow the mak- with There are men who are in fulfilled it with Israel and which is the plan chosen by God ing of the new and perfect coven- the saving blood of Jesus Christ; ignorance of Christ's Gospel and INSTRUCTION: ant in Christ and the delivery of a give us, we pray, a greater share life of Christ given to us through His Church through no fault of Catholic Catechism Book more complete revelation through in the New Covenant through the the sacraments. How will we co- their own, and who search for Chapter 69, Page 181, or My Way Are we to God Book Four, Page 120. the very Word of God made flesh. life-giving sacraments of Your operate in this love? willing to give ourselves totally God in sincerity of heart; they Church. Through Christ Our to Him or just what we want? attempt to put into practice the PRAYER OF THE DAY: REFLECTION: 0 God, You called Abraham Lord. Amen. Does Christ come first in your recognition of His will that they We, through baptism, belong to have reached through the dictate out of a strange nation and made life? this Royal Priesthood, and thereof HYMN: conscience. They do so under a perpetual promise with him; RESPONSE: the influence of divine grace, they fore have an active part to play. grant that we, his children in the As for first day. Psalm 95. can attain everlasting salvation. The laity share in this priesthood faith, may be loyal to our call Nor does divine Providence deny of Christ because they are "a and faithful to Your commands SCRIPTURE READING: SCRIPTURE ROSARY: the necessary helps to salvation royal race of priests to 'serve God Jeremias 31, 31-34, and Through Our Lord Jesus Christ. The Third Joyful Mystery— to men who, through no fault of His Father" (Apoc. 1;6). In servHebrews 9, 11-22. Amen. The Birth of Our Lord. their own, have not reached and ing Our Father in heaven with in Christ and through INSTRUCTION: HYMN FOR THIS WEEK: expressed acknowledgment of Christ, FINAL PRAYER Christ we show how much we The Living Parish Hymn Book, God, yet strive with the help Catholic Catechism Book Two, of for first day. As No. 79—COME HOLY GHOST. Page 107; or My Way to God divine grace to attain the upright love Him. THE BLESSING: (Or any other suitable hymn.) Book Two, Page 19. life. Any good or any truth RESPONSE: As for first day. found among them has value in Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come O God, You have called me to REFLECTION: the Church's eyes as a prepara- give honour, praise and worship From Thy bright heavenly throne, We who are baptised belong to tion for the Gospel; it is a gift to You. Through Your Son, Jesus Come take possession of our this Chosen People of God. Our from Him who enlightens every Christ, may I be made a perfect i0uIs, only vocation in life in its truest And make them all Thy own. MAY 26 man, so that they may end by offering, fit only for You. sense is to work for the greater possessing life. Thou Who art called the Paraclete, Glory of God. One loose or broken + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Best gift of God above, PRAYER OF THE DAY: link makes a chain weaker, so The First Gloriou4 Mystery— The living spring, the living fire, THEME: 0 God, You correct those who too in the Mystical Body of Christ The Resurrection. Sweet unction and true love. All men have a vocation to the are in error, You gather those its growth and strength depend All glory to the Father be, on how we live as a People of new People of God. And so, this who are separated, You are the FINAL PRAYER With His co-equal Son; As for first day. God, co-operating with His Love people, while remaining one and guardian of Your Flock; pour unique, is to expand all over the down upon Christian people, we The same to Thee, great Paraclete, through the sacraments. world throughout the ages to ful- pray, the Spirit of unity, that put- THE BLESSING: While endless ages run. As for first day. fil the design of God's will. He ting aside all divisions they may RESPONSE: SCRIPTURE READING: founded human nature originally give themselves entirely to. the 0 Lord, in time your revelation as a unity, and He has resolved true Exodus 19, 1-8. Shepherd of Your Church of the New People, the everlast- to bring together into one all and be able to serve You ing Kingdom, began and You God's children scattered far and worthily. INSTRUCTION: MAY 29 Through Christ Our Catholic Catechism Book Two, have promised that this people wide. This was the errand or. Lord. Amen. THE SIGN OF THF. CROSS. Page 16; or My Way to God Book will be eventually one with You which God sent His Son, Whom for ever through a united life He appointed to inherit all things, HYMN: four, Page 9. THEME: to You. Grant us the faith that to be Master. King and Priest, all, As for first day. God gave us His Son not only REFLECTION: we may be operative partakers in Head of the new, universal people SCRIPTURE READING: to make a New Covenant with His God in His goodness did not Your life here to live eternally of God's children. This was the John 17, 20-26. People but also to instruct them leave us after the sin of Adam with You in Heaven. errand on which God sent His and prepare them for the moment and Eve, but wanted to regain us Son's Spirit, the Lord and Life- INSTRUCTION: in which it would come into beand so established His Covenant SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Catholic Catechism Book Two, ing. Although Our Lord was not Giver, the principle of unified asthrough which Christ His Son Chapter 45, Page 120; or My Way to stay on this earth, He promised for the Church sociation, whole Second Joyful Mystery — The would be born for us. God has to God Book Three, Page 86. believer, and every for each and Visitation. that He would not leave them to continually showed his love for in the apostles' teaching, their their own fate. The Holy Ghost, us only for our well-being. Are FINAL PRAYER REFLECTION: fellowship, breaking of bread and we co-operating with Him to How often has the lack of unity the Third Person of the Blessed fixed times of prayer. As for first day. make His people pleasing to Him among the people of God been the Trinity, would come to guide or rather are we encouraging His THE BLESSING: scandal of many people! Often we them and give them the truth and PRAYER OF THE DAY: wrath? ourselves have been to blame. apply the Life of Christ through God, it is Your desire 0 that all As for first day. men be saved and come to the Perhaps we could have brought the Sacraments. RESPONSE: knowledge of the truth; send a ray of light to our neighbour if PRAYER OF THE DAY: I will love Thee, 0 Lord, my forth, we pray, labourers to the we had treated them as Christians O God, this day You taught the strength; harvest of souls, and give them should have treated them, and hearts of the faithful by the light The Lord is my firmament, my MAY 25 strength to proclaim Your Word "light a candle" for our separated of the Holy Spirit: may He guide refuge and my deliverer. My God is my helper: and in Him + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. with all confidence; that Your friends to show them their way us in right desires and always Good News may be known and back to the fold! Have we ever give us joy through His comfort. will I put my trust. everywhere and that all put an obstacle in the path of the loved They prevented me in the day of THEME: nations may adore You, the one Providence of God in bringing a HYMN: my affliction: and the Lord Full incorporation in the society As for first day. true God, together with Your Christian back to the truth? became my protector. of the Church belongs to those Son, Jesus Christ Our Lord, And He brought me forth into a who are in possession of the Holy SCRIPTURE READING: RESPONSE: large place: He saved me be- Spirit, accept her order in its Whom You have sent. Through Acts 2, 1-11. Lord, give us the enlighten0 cause He was well pleased with entirety with all her established Christ Our Lord. Amen. ment to know how to live among me. means of salvation and are united HYMN: our separated brethren so that in INSTRUCTION: Catholic Catechism Book One, to Christ, Who rules her by the Your good time we may be one. As for first day. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: 60, Page 138; or My Way Chapter agency of the Supreme Pontiff The First Joyful Mystery—The S to God Book Three, Page 42. SCRIPTURE READING: CRIPTURE ROSARY: and the bishops, within her Annunciation. The Fifth Joyful Mystery—The Acts of the Apostles 13, 44-49. visible framework. The bonds of Finding of the Child Jesus in the REFLECTION: their union are the profession of INSTRUCTION: FINAL PRAYER I belong to the priestly People Temple. Visit this house and family, 0 faith, the sacraments, ecclesiastiof God, but I am weak and easily C atholic Catechism Book Lord: Keep the devil's cunning cal government and fellowship. Chapter 50. Page 118; or My Way FINAL PRAYER fall into the temptations the devil As for first day. influence away from it. Let Your Despite incorporation in the to God, Book Four, Page 20. puts in front of men. I wish to holy angels dwell here to guard Church, that man is not saved use the sacraments to grow THE BLESSING: us in peace. And let Your blessing who fails to preserve in charity, REFLECTION: strong. But how often have I tried As for first day. God has chosen all men to berest upon us always. This we ask and remains in the bosom of the to understand these truths and of You through Our Lord Jesus Church "with his body" but not long to His Mystical Body. We called upon the assistance of the Christ. Amen. "with his heart." All the Church's must realise that we all who are Holy Spirit? chAdren must be sure to ascribe baptised have a mission as THE BLESSING: MAY 28 RESPONSE: their distinguished rank to apostles, to take part in this harMay the blessing of Almighty Christ vest of souls. "By O Holy Spirit, teach me to their works special grace and not to ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS God the Father, the Son and the their know and use the Sacraments-of own deserts. If they fail to they shall be known." We must Holy Spirit descend upon us and correspond the carry love of the Church well so that I may Christ further with that grace in THEME: remain with us for ever. Amen. than the church door on participate to the fullness of MY Sunday. thought, word and deed, so far Christ the Lord, the High the from being saved, their judgment We must carry the love of Christ Priest chosen from among His priesthood as a member of to all people People of in God. our daily lives. will be all the more severe. Has the "church door" been the fellow men, has made the new MAY 24 moment in which you cease to be people "a royal race of priests, to SCRIPTURE ROSARY: PRAYER OF THE DAY: The Third Glorious Mystery---" serve God His Father" (Apoc. a Christian? + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. 0 Lord God, Your Son at the 1;6). Through their rebirth and The Coming of the Holy Ghost. 1 Last Supper prayed that the RESPONSE: the Holy Spirit's anointing, the FINAL PRAYER THEME: Church would be sanctified in 0 Lord, give us courage to live baptised receive consecration as As for first day. This is the new covenant that truth; send us, we ask of You, Your life among those whom a spiritual fabric, a consecrated THE BLESSING: Christ established, the new testa- the spirit of holiness, that we, we live. priesthood. It is their task. in A s for first day.

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MISSION PRAYERS FOR CHURCH NOTES IN POLAND

ALTHOUGH Cardinal Conway and others who planned to be born in New York in 1904. He was Provincial of in Poland for the thousandth anniversary of Christianity the American Province in and is the tenth in that land were unable to travel—the Cardinal, like many 1953-60, Superior General of the other churchmen, was refused a visa—Ireland marked the Congregation. o ccasion with special Masses and other ceremonis all over • LEVY the country.

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REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY easily be imagined, many but he has ways of expressing hirn_ AS can problems, both material and self and follows practices that are

spiritual, can arise in places where Christianity is just at its beginflings. Father Adrien of the Holy Ghost Fathers recently wrote about three such problems.

very unorthodox. A polygamist, almost entirely ignorant of religion, he goes about saying that he has one foot on earth and one in heaven: he likes to give blessings for which he uses an incomprehensible language.

IN DUBLIN, the Arch- corded it with gratitude. steadfastness in the Faith. I ask Your Emibishop, Most Rev. J. C. * CLOSE LINKS HOUSE FOR THE SISTERS nence to accept the as- IRELAND has welcomed McQuaid, D.D., presided surance of our continued the proposed removal The bonds between prayers." "While not everything he does is of the special 10 per cent TO provide a house for at evening Mass in the Poland and Ireland, he to British be recommended, it must be said levy imposed by exwas called Sisters, a Brother Pro -Cathedral, and al- said, were unusually close the British Labour Gov- pressly for the purpose. He recruit- that, in spite of everything, for the though May 3 was, of for nations so separated ernment when they came other workers and moment his influence is good. By into power. During the ed masons and course, a normal work- by distance. "We are to work. The first eliminating fetishes he has created immediately set ; linked to them by the British Budget details ing day in Ireland, there bond of Faith, by our remove tons and tons a void which he himself says canto ; task was this month, it was ancongregations t raditional devotion to available land not be filled except by worship of big t the were of soil because OR sonic weeks now nounced that the levy God and devotion to things of God, the Mother of God. Our steep a very was on house would the t for go in November. the response to in Ireland has been passhistory is very like theirs. If many people join him merely on incline and this work had to be Bishops' call for this day We even resemble them ing through the battle of I rish exporters prefer s done without machinery. Then a principle, there are others that are the milk prices. in temperament. of prayer for Poland. to say that it will con- 2 solid foundation had to be laid. going much further. The number of tinue Archbishop until November, be- 2s Local stone was available, but 20 of aspirants for Baptism has The "The Poles themselves The difficulties are not Cashel, Most Rev. Dr. know this, and there is no eased by the fact that cause to them the re- i tons of cement had to come from notably increased. In the centre of Morris, sent the follow- doubt that they look to there are several different moval seems a long way Bakala there are at present 200 s France and that, because of shiping telegram to Cardinal Ireland in a special way farm organisations in the away. The bulk of Ire- i catechumens. This is a number $100 much as ping expense, costs as Wyszynski of Poland: for prayers. For many Republic, a number of land's trade is with Brithat has never been reached before "Admiring your fidelity, years now, Catholics in them with memberships tain, and the continuance a ton. Bricks for the building itself of such a levy in spite of ss had to be made on the spot, a task and it represents a tenth of the we unite in praying for Poland have been harass- of about 100,000, and abundance of the gifts of ed and pressurised—not adopting different tactics. the recent conclusion of t which under the circumstances entire population." the Anglo - Irish Free t took two years. Now, at long last, the Holy Ghost for Polish to use stronger words— One of the larger orga- Trade Agreement, which Catholics." to abandon their Faith. nisations, the National will wipe out tariffs alto- t the walls of the building are up Cardinal Conway, speak- We cannot forget these Farmers' WAY OF PREPARING BOYS Association, has gether in easy stages, was iand the Brother is working on the ing St. Patrick's Cathed- poor people in their hour threatened a months, it is hoped, commodity roof. In two FOR THE SEMINARY not really consistent with ral, Armagh, on the occa- of trial." strike, which presumably whom of are althree the Sisters, free trade. Cardinal Conway sent would sion of evening Mass, said WHEN classes began in leave Dublin and ready in the country, will be able missionaries from Ire- this telegram to Cardinal other cities short of one October this year, Father Adrien The British Chancellor to set up house. land were among those Wyszynski: "On this his- or more vital commodialso announced some- • was able to send two boys to the who brought Christianity toric day, the Church in ties. Another organisa- thing less comforting— • minor seminary. The way he HELPER to Poland. The Poles had Ireland is united in tion, the MISSION HNUSUAL t Irish Creamery that British investment s %.0 makes his choice of boys for the never forgotten this, and prayer with the Catholic Milk Suppliers' Associa- in other parts of the seminary can hardly be copied in in their recent letter the people of Poland, and time ago we spoke SOME . Polish Hierarchy had re- thank God for their non, under the chairman- sterling area, including . ship of Mr. John Feely, this part of Ireland (as • of a certain Ngoutide who had been all missions. He made his mission has been picketing Parlia- well as Australia), is to ss baptised after summary instruction station a kind of boarding house ment. Under the Offences be discouraged. The Re- t when he was in danger of death. or rather dormitory for likely canThe boys sleep at the Against the State Act, it public gives many incen- Contrary to all expectations, he re- didates. an offence to picket tives to attract new in- icovered and took the name of mission, but they go to the regular Phone 8-1482 is this area, so in two or dustries and investment water, local school and they take their t hree days there were from abroad, and the •s Ngoutide, which means cold have meals in their own homes. Often We Let us assist you with your choice of memorial. almost 200 arrests of Commerce Minister, Dr. Z in memory of his baptism. enough, however, home meals are Ngoutide how ; already mentioned farmers. Hillery, is currently reWe specialise in all Grancrete, Granite and j set to work to eliminate fetishes too frugal and Father Adrien tries Mr. Feely declared the viewing these with a view , Marble work. On request we will mail to you in connection with to make up for the deficiency. , Department of Agricul- to their improvement. • and anything a copy of our priced catalogue. Country enture buildings "black." z the cult of spirits and demons. A After five years of effort in this Grants, tax concessions S movement started by him came to and a "farm review" conquiries receive our special attention. and other facilities are alout of 27 boys who had the way, ference previously art an end when he was arrested by ranged by the N.F.A. with ready available, but the i the police, but upon release with- advantage of living at the mission, WESTRALIA CAST STONE CO. the Minister for May 3 granting of such facilities the missionary felt justified in re1 54 Rokeby Rd., Subiaco. • out having been imprisoned he was called off. Then thP is now competitive be- . commending the two referred to actireforming t went back to his P. Boyce, Proprietor. Irish Agricultural Orga- tween States. above for the minor seminary. At 4 vitv. , . nisation Society, also the present moment there are five • with a membership of The situation is far from clear boys with the missionary. Two of about 100,000 (it repreto Father Adrien. "From what I these seem to be suitable for later sents the co-operative have been able to learn," writes the entry into the minor seminary, if Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set movement. which 'has a missionary, "the conduct of this they choose to do so. The other £50-million dairy turnover through its cream- DEI,ATIONS bet ween man is not exactly perfect. He tells three who do not feel equal to the eries), adjourned its the Churches are so people that they should go to study required for the priesthood CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 2 1 4390 scheduled annual general good in the Republic that catechism class and to Mass—he have expressed an interest in beLOCKSMITHS- GUNSMITHS meeting to try to achieve many churchmen, in the himself assists at Sunday Mass— coming Brothers. Locks, Door Clo.a4.ro and safes Overhauled and Servloed unity between the other ecumenical spirit, see a CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT Immediate Service t wo organisations. number of difficulties as The farmers say that problems common to although the housewife them all. pays sevenpence for a pint of milk, the farmer The Protestant Archgets only 2.1d. a pint. • By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN bishop of Dublin, Most O PTOMETR I STS Rev. Dr. Simms ( who, 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 * TECHNICAL CRIME incidentally, is very keen we like to have the satisfaction of 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 SOMETIMES I meet readers of Although the picketing on the Irish language) letting our left hand know what does this ask: "Why column who R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optomet-ist farmers have been ar has been speaking in not the Holy Father's Society for our right hand does. But the one on missionary rested—and are rapidly London the Propagation of the Faith allow person in the Scripture who was w ork. replaced—their crime is me to send my money directly to a praised above all others for her regarded as technical "The word missionary," particular project, rather than to charity was the widow what gave + -:MEMORIALS rather than a threat to he said, "bands together her few pennies to the Temple inpublic security, and a whole range of voca- him?" stead of deciding where they would everything possible has tions — priest, pastor, There are many reasons. go. Giving to the Church and to been done to make the teacher, doctor, nurse, 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected law easy for them—cour- a gricultural scientist, acFirst of all, he does not forbid it. Paul VI will mean one thing—you teous immediate hearings countant and even statis- But 'since the Holy Father knows may not know whether your alms anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed by the District Courts, tician — if their ultimate Designs and Quotes without cbligation. more about the mission world than went to a leper in Africa, a slum in "We have over 60 yea-s" experience" Phone 5-1661 which automatically ad- inspiration is the love of Latin America or to refugees in journ the proceedings. God and neighbour, any of us. he has the means of Asia, but you will know that your knowing the merits of each request without requiring bail. shown forth through pennies, cents, dollars or hundreds If unity among the loyalty and devotion to and the real needs in every area, — farm organisations them- Christ." Second, individually designated of dollars went where the need was selves results from the donations to particular projects greatest. HARTLEY POYNTON & CO. situation, the task of result in tremendous inequalities. POYNTON - J. C. ANDERSON - R. A. BLACK) (.7. C. if . Members dealing with the actual of the Stock Exchange of Perth • problems will be made • Third, you are no longer troubled Stock and Share Brokers less difficult not only for by asking: "Is this appeal deserv8 7 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PIR Tfl farmers but for the young GOD LOVE YOU to Anon. for $30. Phone 23 1217 Telegrams: "Salthush." Perth ing?" or "Will they buy' more proMinister for Agriculture, perty wilh this?" or "Will they "Pray for us:" to L.B.S. for $4; to Mr. Haughey, who ca.1 really ;end it to the Missions?" Anon. for $10: to Anon. for $20, easily make the case that the farmers speak with DREMIER LEMASS is "For the Missions:" to M.P. for $2. F.,urth, the Holy Father's Society too many voices. giving continuous atThe Society of St. Vincent de Paul Just as these words tention to possible meth• f-,r the Propagation of the Faith "For those that need it most:" to were written, news came ods of avoiding loss of makes no investments of any alms V.M. for $2: to A Friend for $1.50. that picketing had ceased productivity during wages you sacrifice to the General Fund. It is distributed by the Holy Father and talks were arranged. disputes. Clothes, Furniture, Crockery, etc. Some methods by whicl". within the fiscal year to the poor of • CUT OUT this column and pin' ( To assist hundreds of NEEDY families) your sacrifice to it and post it — without curtailing csr- the entire world. 31R Bulwer Street - North Perth Kindly Deliver tamn fundamental rieits— to Reverend Father W. J. Foley, Finally, it requires a little extra to Society 46 Eighth Avenue - Maylands the losses to botl sides Catholic Missions Office, 771 allow the to Vicar of Christ faith Stores at — 24 Helena Street • Midl*nc, can be avoided is the St. George's Terrace, Perth.1 142 Hampton Road, Beaconsfield 1 HE newly elected . problem—and 2 very dif- to dispose of your alms rather than or t o your own local diocesan! to do it yourself. There is a certain Superior General of ficult one. OR TO DEPOT - GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK Missions D:rector. the Irish Christian Bro. ! Several strikes have • amount of egotism in all of us, and For truck to call or for further information— thers, Brother Arthur been in the offing, includRING 23 3975 or 24 5041 Augustin Loftus, w a s ing a bank strike. 4.0.#4.4.4.#4,111,04ININPINIP4P0.04

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ing information from within the range of our revelation is indeed from ,,oniar," Manly. who does personally faculties; or, secondly, Him—indications more Q.: In trying to find know the facts. by natural faith in the than enough being found be not would it od, G with start I n such a case, we word of competent fel- in the accounts of God's logical to action in history, as rethe proposition: "God obtain truth by human low human beings. corded in both the Old faith Let in an us find Truth"? informant is Over and above these, and New Ttestaments surely on whose knowledge and Truth, an infallible source of and in evidences of subcan and veracity God. I there are find well knowledge is faith in di- sequent ages. see no fallacy in that other grounds to justify vinely revealed truth put our reliance. r easoning. before us by God HimYet even so, in any one One can, therefore, R.: The fallacy is one find self, with sufficient ex- or all three of these truth by studying of amphibology or reli- facts for oneself—if com- ternal indications sup- ways, we can get only ance on ambiguous propetent to do so; or by porting the fact that the this truth which gives positions. being told the truth by you when "THE MODERN EFFICIENT COMPANY" Firstly, someone else who has a finding God, do of Contractors to Catholic Institutions throughout the speak first-hand and reliable State. White Ants, Cockroaches, Silverf•sh, Rats you mean finding out knowledge of it. and Mice Exterminated. whether there is a God, or finding out what He -READING Osborne Pk, Tel, 29 1815 2 Main St., is like, or finding Him in ESSENTIAL!" the sense of establish- Q.: To get facts, one ing personal relationmust read. ships with Him? R.: Not necessarily. Thinker, Mackay, Qld. econdly, God is inthe earth we hear songs ' his glimpse of the glory S 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE There are illiterate of praise, of glory to of the Righteous One deed Truth in the sense Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing or Are jungle tribes who can't Q.: Would you please ex- the Righteous One." in the end, of which that any truth we can Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling. Building, or read, but who have acplain Isaiah 24:16-2j, from things derive The sense is that even he will say no more, and Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Will Quote quired an extraordinary around us must eventusaying that God in His as Isaiah is shown the which he regards as prefor Excavation and Levelling Jobs. ally depend on God in knowledge of facts by Cataclysm of desolation mature, turns his attendirect Judgment observation of nawill advance PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 so far as they conform to come upon nations tion to the continuing His Kingdom? to the Divine Intelligence ture in ways pertinent evils of mankind which and empires, he hears prescribing the nature t o their needs. the echo of a song of so distress him. Loose R.: You have not quite statements do with which He created joy from the Church of CONTINUED EVILS them; but the finite or not engender confidence grasped the thought of the redeemed who puriI in saiah. the The Q.: The Jima words of precision four of chapthe limited natures they posfied through the turmoil Knox's translation of sess can only partially thinking one proceeds ters, from 24 to 27, are of judgment have reknown as verse 16 are: "But, Isaiah's and not fully reflect the to base upon them. REX (PRIVATE) HOTEL "Apocalypse," like the mained faithful to God. alas, the traitors still infinity of Truth in God. FINDING GOD ( nt. King and Hay Streets — Telephone 21-Mi.:I oetray cause; his But that echo is only The truth we find from Q.: Who is most con- Book of Revelation in ANNOUNCES A NEW POLICY the New Testament. treachery is treachery a momentary consolaour study of them, thereDINING ROOM SERVICE cerned with truth? The is still, fruit tion, and its for Isaiah's fore, will be only a limMEALS Daily from 8 a.m. CARTE philosophers A' LA Read t reason." thoughts revert at once ited created truth, not them. Who is most In them, he has a visPersonal Supervision of Mr. Bob O'Dwyer. Under to the evils of the world "Truth" with a capital R.: That is an expres- Chef.: Frank Harper. — Private Bar for the Convenience c oncerned with facts? ion of the Last Day, around him. letter as you write it and the end sion of the suffering in of the worldof Guests and Friends. The scientists Study and which you identify conflict between right MOMENTARY which Isaiah feels subthem. with God. and wrong. merged, in contrast to JACK and MASS HAMMY Shenton Park R.: Without granting CONSOLATION the "glory of the RightMEANS OF Welcome City and your assumptions there, Hotel KNOWLEDGE Country Friends to their The final judgment (J.: Knox's translation eous One" which men It will be enough to point ,,ON ROAD ought to promote now, pleasant and homely Q.: How does one find contmzies: - Heart, SIIENTON PARK out that you propose re- of mankind will result as it even will triumph Spacious Car Park Truth? This is somei n the people keep of God be thy secret; heart, lying on faith in the Castle Hotel Bed-Rre.kta.t. Moderate Rotas in the end. thing one cannot solve philosophers i ng keep delivered and thy saved secret; no Garden. Open Air Bar Beer and scienNorth Beach He sees the •.vor'..:1 by faith. One must more of that." What Phone: 8 2170 tists as your means of and they will share in have facts. Is the secret that Knox Daring for itself only finding such truths as the eternal and heavenJudgment and destruc- SO.kiC 15T' THE SUN BY THE R.: Here again, you ly kingdom where is talking about? God they can tell you. Highway Hotel tion, and almost echoes SEA AT over-simplify. Every reigns in glory. But all 204; STIRLING HIGHWAY, R.: In a footnote, he in advance the words of truth, if it be the truth, I will conclude with that is in the distant fuOcean Beach klit Ni()N says that the Hebrew Christ who said to the The must indeed rightly rep- my own summing up of ture. 3-I566 PHONE Hotel text is very obscure. All women who bewailed resent what is factually' the position. 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