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No. 3276. PERTH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967.
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FRENCH BISHOPS HIT AT Some Liturgical Experiments SPELLMAN ARDINAL C Cause Concern
PARIS—The French episcopate has reacted vigorously to statements reported as made by Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York on Christmas in Vietnam. ISHOP PAUL JOSEPH SCHMITT of Metz B sent a letter to Cardinal Spellman, which
THE HOLY SEE HAS DEPLORED UNAUTHORISED LITURGICAL EXPERIMENTS, PARTICULARLY THOSE COUPLING CELEBRATION OF MASS WITH "FAMILY EUCHARISTIC BANQUETS" IN PRIVATE HOMES, AND HAS ASKED BISHOPS TO TAKE ALL NECESSARY STEPS TO REPRESS A BUSES.
was published in the Metz diocesan weekly. Bishop Schmitt said he was writing to make Cardinal Spellman aware of the consternation caused among many people of his diocese by the cardinal's words. He wrote: A declaration, pub- it might become fit for strange and arbitrary "We only know them (the cardinal's statelished jointly by the liturgical use. Decisions rites, vestments and ments) from the reports made by the news agenCongregation of Rites in this regard, he said, formulas, and someand the commission for are within the compe- times accompanied by cies and carried in newspapers of all 'shades of implementing the Vati- tence of the local hier- music of a totally proopinion in France. lane and worldly charcan Council's Constitu- archies. "We understand and share your suffering to acter, not worthy of a tion on the Liturgy, calyour young many of so the blood of spilled see sacred action. led attention to recent compatriots for whom you are the military news reports and pic"All these manifestavicar. ture stories tions on experiof cult performed "Is it possible that you do not experience the mental celebrations of While deploring abus- on private initiative," suffering of the same sentiments in the face the Eucharist, which it es in experimentation, it said, "necessarily tend and death of so many innocent victims, children. called "alien to Cath- the declaration "urgent. to destroy the sacred women and old people, wounded, burned or killed olic worship and almost ly invites Ordinaries of , character of the liturgy by the arms of your soldiers? incredible." both Local and Relig- which is the purest ex"Hasn't Christ said, 'What you have done to ious, to watch over the pression of the worship It deplored too, the correct application of rendered to God by the one of these the least of my brethren, you have use of "profane and the liturgical constitu- Church. Since aggiornadone to me?' (Matt. 25:40) . . . . worldly" music. . . "not tion, to admonish with mento' (updating) must "How con you say: 'Any solution other than worthy of a sacred ac- kindness and firmness be made with order, and victory is inconceivable' (Le Monde, 28/12/66), tion." the promoters, even if not arbitrarily, it is abat the time when Paul VI, our revered Pope, is well intentioned, of solutely incorrect to almultiplying his efforts in favour of a just peace However, a spokes- such manifestations and lege a motive of pastoryour allocuobtained by negotiation? . . . Could man for the two Vati- where they see a need, al renewal for such can bodies, Father Anni- to repress abuses, to practices. tion have been unfaithfully reported? Or could bale Bugnini,, declined prevent any initiative it be that you do not feel yourself in complete to specify what kind of not communion of mind and of heart with the Holy and music was meant. He guidedauthorised, Father? by the hierarchy, admitted that some mus- and to promote zealous"At a time when the Church, with humility Begging "a miracle of good will' — simultaneous exer"They are not in conic now considered "pop- ly the true liturgical reand courage, seeks to be an evangelical leaven cise of good will on both sides to end the Vietnam war— ular" could be "sacra- newal desired by the formity with the letter Of universal fraternity in today's world, the Pope Paul VI delivered his 1966 Christmas address to used" in such a way that council so that this great and the spirit of the litstatements which the French press attributes to the world. urgical constitution of undertaking may be the you, gravely risk compromising the disinterested Second Vatican carried on without de- Council; they are conefforts of all Christians who undertake to conviations and bear the trary to the ecclesial struct the fraternal city of men and thus to make fruits of Christian life meaning of the liturgy; the glory of God shine forth." which the Church ex- and they damage the pects of it. unity of the Church and the dignity of the people The declaration spe- of God." cificallycondemns The declaration furDuring his Christmas visit in Vietnam, Card'family eucharis tic ther reminded that "it inal Spellman said at Tan Son Nhut: banquets' celebrated in is not lawful to cele"This war in Vietnam is, I believe, a war for private homes and fol- brate Mass in private lowed by a meal; and civilisation. Certainly it is not a war of our seekMasses offered usimi, Continued on Page 2 ing. It is a war thrust upon us. We cannot yield to tyranny . . . We hope and pray that. through the valour and dedication of our men and women in our armed forces we will soon have a victory for which all of us are praying . . . Less than victory is inconceivable. As you know our Present and Secretary of State have offered negotiation and their offer has been spurned . . . Those who are fighting us here have no regard for human life . . You are following the example of those who down the years made our country great and won our freedom. You are preserving that freedom." At Danang (Dec. 26) the cardinal said: "I know from experience the cost of war, the pain of war, REMEMBER: H.BS. is an Authorised Trustee Investment the sadness of war. But I am sure your fellow citizens appreciate what you have done by your Invest $10 upwards — SAVINGS 8 year shares may be sacrifices, for you are protectors not only of withdrawn prior to matHARES S urity. America but of civilisation itself." Shares issued for fiveJoseph Cardinal Martin of Rouen followed the CASH DIVIDEND year term. Withdrawable prior to maturity, if rebishop of Metz in taking a public position on the SHARES quired. matter. In an interview granted to the newsDIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY paper. Paris-Normandie, published at Rouen, the 24 !north' 18 months 6164 cardinal said: FIXED A board U.S.S. Enterprise, off South Vietnam where he said Mass for U.S. Service12 months 6% 6 months DEPOSIT Si% "One does not defend civilisation, with still men at Christmas, Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York, wearing the cap Short term 5% more reason a civilisation called Christian, with denoting his honorary membership in the crew of the nuclear-powered c arrier, INTEREST PAID EACH SIX MONTHS w atches takeoff of a plane from the flight deck. bombs and artillery: Christ made the impetuous Sass the simple way — Deposit those funds now friend who claimed to defend him with arm DEPOSIT lying idle. Speedy with. SAVINGS in hand put his sword back in the scabbard. drawsl facilities available with your savings pass ACCOUNT 1 "The warnings, reprobations, condemnations of book. the ecumenical council which concern the arm Please send further information I r ace, total war., the expenditure of insane sums I I A RELEASE from which could be better employed for the relief J. Calabro (Christian try. I NAME Callabro added I and well being of mankind aim at all wars, that I the Catholic Edu- Brothers' College, Leed- distinctions in Latin and i I ADDRESS of Vietnam as well as others. To prevent or cation erville) ; P. Gardner Italian; Gardner in EngOffice the follow- ( Aquinas stop the massacres which are in the process of College) V. lish and History; Wad• Authorised Investment for DIRECTORS: Sir Fredrick Samson, Chairman Trustees • Approved Institudragging mankind toward catastrophe, the ing information was Waddingham (Aquinas dingham in History and N. de B. Cullen, Solicitor tion Commonwealth $500 Free College); G. Pauley Biology; Pauley in LaJ. F. Drury, Manager, QueensChristian must advocate first of all recourse to given. Approved • Horne Grant land Insurance Coy. Ltd. ( C.B.C. Kalgoorlie). tin and Music. Commonwealth for Lender God by prayer. He must also, at the same time, C. F. Gooch, Chart. Account. Housing Loans Insurance CorW. J. Loader, Company Manor. contribute actively to a great In the Leaving Examporation. Each passed seven A more complete list A. E. Rcberts, Exec. Director movement of pubination lic opinion which might make results recently subjects with six dis- will be published later all heads of State published., understand that the conscience The three of students who receivof modern man passes were outstanding tinctions. no longer supports war with achieved by boys received distinc- ed two or more distincmeSOCIETIfit i its dangers and dev- the following students tions in Maths A, Maths tions when all informaastations.' 72 ST, GEORGE'S TER., PERTH. 21 9936 from Catholic schools: B, Physics and Chemis- tion is to hand,
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Thursday, January 12, 1967
Readers' Opinions.
Vietnam
IR,— S Cardinal Spellman was recently reported as exist and urging on ing it does not the American banning priests from army in By H. T. Gollop Jewish history and the Vietnam to a the word mentioning Chairman of the society in which they complete military vic"Communism?" Can we tory and telling Organising Committee lived. We think in Engthe solsales of wheat and oth- the ordinary people of do something about VietTHE 'Lay Look at lish, our minds are con- SIR,— diers that they were er goods "Looking to our into any enereserves the they may by nam remaining quiet fighting for the cause of Vatican seminar to be ditioned by hundreds of New Year can often mies. The U.S. Govern- have. Curtin had the when men are being held at the end of Feb- influences which did not bring a feeling of des- ment does not want matter God. under control, sent into a slaughter, ruary is planned to exist fifty years ago, let pair when judged on the peace. U Thant tells us but when My impression after Chifley was where they are not perhelp the ordinary Cath- alone two thousand. promises of the year that he twice arranged overthrown, the Menzies mitted to defeat the talking to one or two The Church has al- past," said the Editorial a peace venue between olic understand some of Non-Catholics is that Government in cold communists? Can we the key ideas of the ways had to adapt of December 29. I agree President Ho and the blood abolished the sub- achieve anything at all this report was not only Christ's teachings in entirely with Council." this view, U.S. U Thant further sidies that were put in- about the liars who lead unhelpful to them but "Most of us have tried each age, probing into and shudder when I tells us that both meet- to the basic wage, index, us and who are at this even confusing and upto read the Council and developing the think of what is in store ings were rejected by and deliberately started very moment preparing setting and a source of documents and have truth. The Council is for us in U.S.A. the the coming again the fires of infla- to hand us over to the scandal. I think it is up been put off by the long the adaptation to our year. I The Editorial refers to tion. Here is a job for c ommunists, by remain- to us as Catholics to feel that the past words and the involved own time — it ig essen- year will keep pointing out that look like a the feeding of millions Catholics. ing passive? phrases. No doubt there tial for us to understand glimpse the Pope does not talk of heaven when of starving people, yet "Our total answer to I admit that the New are good reasons for this it, for it is the blue- compared with 1967 and I am not convinced that the problems is for the Year fills me with fright. in this way about Vietdry-as-dust language— print for the immediate the years there is any shortage of individual to find Christ I shudder at the thought nam. to come. theology has to have its future. One wonders, anyhow, The Editor thinks our food or land to grow in the world and express of what is to happen to what is the point in say"The two key docutechnical terms like any food. A Jesuit priest that finding in his way us. The first message I other science — but it ments of the Council are biggest worry is the ig- told a public riveting of life." Said the Edi- ever wrote in an auto- ing that we are fighting blinds the ordinary lay- 'The Nature of the noring of the Pope's call that the people The of Thai- torial. Who can fault graph book was at the for God's cause. man to the reasons be- Church' and 'The for an extension of the land pay 50 percent in- that Crusaders were told the advice, I cannot. age of 16 was this, andI hind the changes in the Church in the Modern truces, and a basis of terest to the moneylendYet how many are there think it fitting today. same thing but it did Church. World' so the 'Lay look' negotiation. As one who ers. I think that is willing to carry out the It runs, "If we go for- not stop them from do"Because we do not will concentrate on has been studying what where the investigations measures which the Mas- ward we die, if we go ing a great deal of unis known as "commuunderstand why, some these. i nto starving people ter himself would carry backward we die, better necessary murdering and of us are disturbed by "The seminar will nism" for over 30 years, should start. out, were He here today? go forward and die." I pillaging, all in the name am surprised at the these changes,- most of take place at Trinity, I The Editorial referred Are the problems to be commend this message of their God. They end- 1 attitude, and us are confused and College on Friday even- Pope's ed up by giving their to rising costs. This solved by acting like to the reader. very few know what is ing, Saturday evening more so, at the Editors is quite God a rather bad name a deliberate mice? Can we defeat Yours etc., expected of us in the and Sunday afternoon, obvious approval of that measure designed with lots of people. to rob Communism by pretendV. James, Subiaco. attitude. How do you near future. February 24-26. The second point I negotiate with people "Why change any"As accommodation wish to make is that thing at all? Why the is limited, admission who have told you that when we come to clariCouncil? Eternal truth will be by ticket only you are engaged in a fy our motives for being fight to the death, and doesn't alter and men ( 50c). Preferential in Vietnam we should need saving as badly as bookings should be that there can be no be clear that it is very ever. made through any lay compromise? The police definitely not for the do negotiate not with "The Council 'hasn't organisation before Jansake of Christ's kingC developments in 1959, 1962 in this State it has dom. changed any of the bas- uary 31; applications killers, they flush them ic truths, nor the means may also be made by out and shoot them 1•P A correspondent Perth 1963 or Surfer's always had regard to all Our Lord made his porepresentations made to sition quite unmistakeof salvation; just the op- mail to the Legion of down. Should the Pope writes that A.L.P. educa- Paradise in 1966. posite, it has made them Mary 77 St. Georges compel the police to ne- tion policy was changed Section VIII - 4 of it. At all times it has able about this sort of both easier to apply to Terrace, Perth. Any gotiate with our mur- at Brisbane in 1957 and 1963 has to be read in set the pace or the ex- thing when some of the not at Hobart, 1955. This conjunction with the fol- ample for the Liberal Apostles modern men. tickets remaining after derers? suggested that "Christ taught His preferential distribution I hold the unpopular supports the point I lowing section VIII - 5 Parties in assisting non- they should "call down continually try to make Government followers in Aramaic, will be on sale at the view that the commuschools, fire from heaven" to where the anxiety of the adapting His teachings Catholic Bookshop. Pier nists have already won that the weakening of A.L.P. to avoid the de- apart from the deplor- consume the Samaritans to their minds which St. Perth from Febru- the battle against us, right wing and Catholic velopment of class dis- able Fadden 1952 income who would not receive were conditioned by ary 8 onwards. due to our lack of know- influence in the A.L.P. tinctions through finan tax provisions for "edu- him. "You do not underledge of what the fight resultant from their de- cial support of schools cation expenses." stand," he said, "what, One of your D.L.P. spirit it is you share. is about, and to our dis- cisions to get out and of "privilege" is made fight after Hobart was inclination to dirty our clear. Hence "develop supporting writers has The Son of Man has uniting to come to save men's lives, hands and fight about mistaken. . . . . at their own cost" suggested form an action commit- not to destroy them. any fashioned old The D.L.P. clause prinin perpetuates VIII 4 is aphomes, except in those munion in the faith and to independent tee with episcopal sup- (Luke, 9). cases foreseen and clear- in the charity which ciple. The white anting that mistake. It uses plied port to fight for Justice direction up the time, energy, tal schools. As Christian citizens ly defined by liturgical must animate our full from every in Education. In your is- of this world we have to ents from the and cradle to I n finances the an of attempt to sort legislation." Father Bug- Christian assembles." grave has been most ef many Catholics to re) out democratic Catholic sue of 27/10/66 you stat- be involved in the mysnini said that such casTne use of "rites, ed that the Parents & tery of the Church, es must be considered clothing and formular- fective. In the old days good purpose. It has schools from highly feed Friends' Federation con- which will often suffer got person a like itself schools myself into the untenof privilege the "the exception" and ies which are unusual could retreat into his able position of deter- State A.L.P. modified stituted such a commit- in witnessing to Christ, cannot be invoked as and arbitrary brings tee. So long as Catholics while at the same time support for general down to the level of the home, and lock the poi- mining to contest the VIII - 4 last year to are split by the hatchet we should contribute to next son but out, State permit thanks to Elections "reasonable" aid practice. He said the human something which science we now have two against a right wing to independent schools. policies of the D.L.P. and the welfare of our famisame would apply to is by nature sacred and pipelines breaking into A.L.P. parlia mentary This was only narrowly misled by the uninform- lies and society by uscelebrating Mass in the which protects a mys- our homes to corrupt group which will un- lost at the special A.L.P. edness of its writers ing all just means for open or in a factory or tery," he said. "It does us, namely, radio and doubtedly advance a conference at Surfer's united action on educa- the defence of peace and other location which is not bring us closer to TV. What an effective most satisfactory educa- Paradise. If Catholic in- tion is impossible. good order. We need not specifically set aside God, but rather alien- job have these two pipe- tion policy. The grounds fluence in the A.L.P. was There seems to be God's help for these for the liturgy. ates us from Him." lines done too. of its opposition will be not becoming a waning only one reasonable way tasks. Father Bugnini said Introduction into the Talk to many AustraThe evidence appears those of foreign policy. force under the effects to assist more of our that one "news item" which caused concern liturgy of music which to indicate that the Ca- What in the name of the of D.L.P. errosion the children to receive a Ca- lians and they will tell was a recent cover story is "totally profane" is tholic Church has lost 128 articles of the Aus- Surfer's Paradise Con- tholic Education at a you quite frankly that with extensive photog- also disapproved, Father the will to survive. A tralian Constitution has ference could have been lower cost to their par- they want our troops to said. This reputable American a State Government to more decisive and more ents in this State. It is go to Vietnam to save raphy published in the Bugnini prestigious Paris Match would include music journal called "Look," do with foreign policy? favourable than it ultim- for the D.L.P. to reverse our own skins and they its decision to contest are not too fussy about magazine. Among other "which in its perform- of January 25 1966, was I wonder, in any case, ately was. rituals, it showed a ance seems to demand displayed at every news- what your correspon- It is a mistake to the 1968 State Election what means are used to group of individuals movements, gestures, or agents stand in Perth dent objects to in the claim that the A.L.P. is at least at Assembly do that. gathered in a private involvement which is early last year. On its 1957 Brisbane A.L.P. Edu- hostile to the needs of level. Yours etc., Yours etc., home at a table with incompatible with and cover were the words. cation Platform or its Catholic schools. Since PAUL DONNELLY. (Rev.) J. P. O'Brien food set for dinner. Ac- unworthy of a sacred ac- "How The Jews Changed tion." cording Catholic to captions, Thinkin g," Mass was celebrated in which to me appears to THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE this circumstance. Anindicate that the many January 15 (Green): Second Sunday after INS URANCE COMPANY LIMITED other photo showed a Encyclicals, from memEpiphany (2nd class). Mass Proper. CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN child receiving Comory I think the number Father Bugnini said Creed. Preface of the Trinity. INSURANCE PROTECTION munion in his hand and however that he was is about ten, on the subJanuary 16 (Red): St. Marcellus, Pope and 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH the caption indicated he "anxious not to close ject of the Jews, have Phone 21 6091. Martyr (3rd class). Mass from ComA. De CAUX, Manager. administered Commun- the door for the future now been thrown down ion to himself. mon. Common Preface. on music which is now the drain. The CathoThe practice of join- in vogue — provided January 17 (White): St. Anthony, Abbot a lics are so brainless that ing the Eucharist with certain sacralisation ( 3rd class). Mass from Common. Comof they now have to call in a love feast or "agape," that music takes place their opponents to make Phone 8-1482 mon Preface. Father Bugnini said, is first, lifting it January 18 (Green): Mass of the Sunday from the their policies for them a "form of worship merely secular sphere Let us assist you with your choice of memorial. to A high official in the ( 4th class). Second prayer St. Prisca, which has been super- that which is spiritual." Jesuits named The Very Virgin and Martyr. Common We specialise in all Grancrete, Granite and Preface. seded in the Church, Reverend Arrupe, of OR With regard to liturgi- Spain recently combining as it did two Marble work. On request we will mail to you stated, (Red): St. Prisca, Virgin and Martyr things which only in the cal experiments in gen- "A Fifth Column exists a copy of our priced catalogue. Country en( 4th class). Mass from Common. Combeginning, and sporadi- eral, he noted, that they within our clergy whicn quiries receive our special attention are be to conducted "in is working in favour of mon Preface. cally, were closely linked but which for at special places among atheism. Atheism is now January 19 (Green): Mass of the Sunday WESTRALIA CAST STONE CO. least 16 centuries the those who are well pre- carrying the struggle ( 4th class). Second prayer Sts. Marius pared 154 Rokeby Rd., Subiaco. and oriented, and against Christianity, not Church has wished sepand Companions, Martyrs, third prayer P. Boyce, Proprietor. arated." To return to using rites which have only from the outside, St. Canute, Martyr. Common Preface. this abandoned custom, been well studied and but has succeeded in inOR he said, "makes no prepared by competent sidiously influencing the (Red): Sts. Marius and Companions, sense, nor is it called organisms duly author- minds of believers, inMartyrs (4th class). Mass Proper, ised, under the guidfor by legitimate pastorBUY YOUR cluding priests." "Can second prayer St. Canute. Common Preal needs or justified by ance, control and res- the Catholic Church surface. doctrinal cop si d e r a- ponsibility of the sac- vive," my answer to that red hierarchy." OR tions." is cannot "No" it surIn answer to a quesFrom . . . (Red): St. Canute, Martyr (4th class). tion from a journalist. vive by adopting the polMass from Common, second prayer St. rock toof icies roll and Father Bugnini said he Marius and Companions. Common Preforesaw that the "Holy day, and the new stomp face. To celebrate Mass in See will probably be policies of tomorrow. January 20 (Red): Sts. Fabian and Sebasprivate homes, he said. more benevolent in the Peace Is the Papal cry tian, Martyrs (3rd class). Mass Pro"minimises and weak- future in extending per- today, but who wants Bp/GEOFF. SKEAHAN M.P.S. per. Common Preface. ens the sense of the mission to a geater num- peace? The Communists church as a meeting ber of the faithful to spit on peace. The armJanuary 21 (Red): St. Agnes, Virgin and place for the people of receive Communion un- ament FREMANTLE makers hate Martyr (3rd class). Mass Proper. ComGod in its wider mean- der both species." This peace. The American mon Preface. NIGHT SERVICE — EVERY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ing. It would attenu- has already been auth- economy would be greatJanuary 22 (Violet): Septuagesima Sunday Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 ate greatly the univers- orised on special occas- ly restricted if the LibAlso at . . . ( 2nd class). Mass Proper. No Gloria. al, comtnunitarian, and sions such as weddings erals and the D.L.P. took 259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE Creed. Preface of the Trinity. fraternal aspect of Corn- and anniversaries. any action to restrict the
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Final Profession Ceremony For Christian Brothers
first at Lower Plenty, The spirit of Vatican Council II was ate and the second at Bunmuch in evidence on Christmas Day doora, and finally the when the ceremony of Perpetual Profes- teacher-training period sion in the Congregation of the Chris- at Box Hill. At least four years of teaching tian Brothers took place in Edmund Rice experience in CommunCollege, Bundoora, for the Brothers of ities preceded Perpetual Profession. St. Patrick's Province.
The Brothers making The thirteen Brothers, brated in the presence Profession were: four West Australians of the families and relaHarvey Francis Corish, among them, making fin- tives of the newly proson of Mrs. Corish and al profession had spent fessed and of Brothers of the late Mr. R. Corish, Melbourne a period of preparation from the Front row: Rev. Brothers D. T. Edmonds; T. A. Lockwood; J. L. Kelty (Provincial ); J. L. Guthrie; R. Si educated at Christian in which the documents Communities and from Best. Back row: Rev. Brothers A. L. McBeath; L. M. Hetherton; K. E. Paull ; R. S. Ellyard; T. J. Cantl Brothers' College, Freof the Council on the Interstate. 1 .0. Pickett; H. F. Corish; B. B. Davis; J. F. Tyrrell. mantle, has spent five Religious Life had been After the Celebration years teaching at C.B.C. the subject of close of the Word, the Brothstudy. The immediate ers moved into the Sanc- St. Kilda. After the va- of Mr. and Mrs. H. Best been teaching in Perth. munity, and after vaca- ton, son of Mr. and Mrg* cation he will be stationpreparation of the eight- tuary, and there of Warrnambool, was He has been transfer- tion will teach at St. L. H. Hetherton, of Al. proday retreat conducted by nounced their formula ed at Bedford Park educated by the Broth red to St. Aug,ustine's, Kilda. bert Park was educated (W.A.) Rev. Peter Quiryi, S.J., of Profession, the docuers there and has taught Highton. Thomas Oliver Pickett, at St. Colman's and Rodney Stephen Ellwas marked by the con- ment being witnessed on in Fremantle (W.A.) Af- Timothy Athana sius son of Mr. and Mrs. T. East Melbourne, and haft cepts of generous com- behalf of the Superior yard, son of Mr. F. R. ter the vacation he will Lockwood, son of Mr. C. Pickett. now of Can- taught mainly at East Ellyard and the of late mitment and dedication General by the Provinbe stationed in Launces- and Mrs. G. E. Lock- terbury (Vie.) was edu- Vic. Park (W.A.). Thu/ recommended in the cial of St. Patrick's Pro- Mrs. Ellyard, of Perth, ton. wood, now of Elwood. cated at East Melbourne year he has been on nut was educated at St. PatCouncil's writings on vince, Brother Justin L. Brian Benedict Davis, Vic., was educated at St. and has been teaching at staff of St. Barnard'a rick's Technical School, personal holiness for all Kelty. The certificate of Perth, and during his son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Colman's and Parade. Geraldton (W.A.) where Moonee Ponds, where the People of God. vows was then offered teaching career he has Davis of East Malvern, East Melbourne. He has he will return after vu The Ceremony itself t o God in an Offertory he will return after vait was educated at St. Kev- been a member of the cation. took place during Mass Procession and remained taught technical subjects in's Heyington, and has North Melbourne Corn- Leslie Matthas Hethercation. on Christmas Day, cele- on the Altar during Mas. at Abbotsford, where he will return after his vaEach newly professed cation in Perth. received Communion un- John Martin Tyrrell, GUINEA: der Both Species. Port Moresby: Fr. Pa son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurts (Christian Leader After Mass the Pro J. Tyrell of East Kew, ship Centre), Fr. I. Dil4 fessed Brothers and went to school at ParIon (University Chap* their parents were en- ade, East Melbourne, and tertained at dinner at has taught in Ballarat, Werribee: Fr. H. John- lain.) INDIA: Treacy College, Park- Warrnambool and Geeston. Mr. C. Dureo u (St. vine, the Provincial resi- long. After the vacation PERTH: Xavier's School. Iiazaridence. Here Brother he will be at St. Peter St. Louis' School: Fr. bagh, Bihar.) Kelty gave each Brother and Paul's School, South P. Beer, Fr. P. Quinn, Fr Melbou Papal a Blessing, rne. suit• BIG LIFTS Very Rev. Father J. R. St. Leo's College, Fr. G. Coleman, Bro. N. Terence Joachim Cam, ably inscribed. • HIGH LIFTS Bilic. Boylen, S.J., Provincial B. Fleming (Rector). son Five of Mr. the of group and had Mrs. R. ' 3 to 30 tons St. Thomas More Coi spent ten years in prep- Cant, of East Fremantle, Superior of the Society CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. Holy Name Seminary: lege: Fr. J. Harte. aration for the step of was educated at C.B.C., of Jesus in Australia and Final Profession, the Fremantle, and has New Zealand, has an- Fr. J. Meagher. Fr. J. SYDNEY: others nine years. These spent his teaching years nounced the following Doenau. St. Aloysius' College: years had been passed at Warrnambool and changes of Jesuit ap- MELBOURNE: Fr. R. Comerford, Mr. pointments for 1967:— in training in the Junior- Ballarat. He will be on Provincial Residence: M. Gray. ate at Bundoora, then the staff of St. Kevin's ADELAIDE: St. Ignatius College Fr. J. P. Gleeson, Bro. the two years of Noviti- Toorak after vacation. St. Ignatius', Athel- J. Riverview: Fr. G. Jordan O'Callaghan . Kevin Edward Paull, stone: Fr. F. Wallace Campion College: Pr. Fr. J. Ramsay, Mr. S son of Mr. and Mrs. C. (Rector), Fr. R. Liddy J. Casey (Vice-Rect.), Raper. Paull of Kalgoorlie, was (Minister), Fr. J. Doyle Canisius College: Fr. Fr. T. Johnston, Fr. H. educated there by the (Pref. Stud.), Bro. P. Wilkins, Messrs: M. Bap- W. Daniel, Fr. J. Dunne. W.A.O.A. Brothers. After some Callil. tista, S. Campion, P. Fr. J. Scullion, Messrs.: Resident Chemist OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST years teaching at East St. Ignatius', Norwood: Cleary, C. Gleeson, C. G. Belli-age, W. Craven. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 Melbourne he has been Fr. A. 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BISHOPS LLEGAL I TITLES A clause in this act, The Catholic bishops in England and Wales which had never been act illegally every time repealed, declarpd imthey use their titles, and plicitly that "no archthey are liable to a fine bishop, bishop or dean, or pretended archbishof about $280. This is what an expert op, bishop or dean may heraldry, use any territorial title." English in Brooke - Little, John In otner words, the claimed in a lecture in speaker said, it is an ofLondon. He pointed out that the existence of the fence for any Catholic to titles was contrary to call himself the bishop the Catholic Emancipa- of any diocese. Mr. Brooke-Little is tion Act of 1829, which freed Catholics here of one of the officers of most of the penalties arms at the College of imposed on them at the Arms, which adjudicates on the titles and armorReformation. ial bearings of the Engaristocracy. Belish cause they are technically illegal, the Catholic bishops are not entitled to officially recognised diocesan arms. John Cardinal Heenan, archbishop of Westminster, and a few other bishops, however, have applied to the college for personal coats of arms and these have been granted — at a fee of about $400 each.
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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses . .
WHY SOME THINK GOD IS DEAD I CAN UNDERSTAND WHY SOME SAY -GOD IS DEAD." There are a number of "dead" people in the world. When the prodigal son left the father's house and sunk so low that he became a feeder of swine, and cleaved to a citizen of a foreign country, the father described his son as "dead." The deaf are "dead" to music and the sound of a rippling brook. Running is "dead" to the man with a paralysed leg. The flaming sunset and the multi-coloured autumn are "dead" to the blind. Shakespeare is "dead- to the uneducated and so is classical music. Prehistoric animals such as dinosaurs perished because they could not keep in tune with the environment. God, too, is "dead" either because of the way some think or because of the way some live. " Light exists outside of the window. When the blind is pulled down, the light does not cease to exist; it becomes immediately visible when the blind is lifted. I can imagine of the intelligentsia — the intelligentsia are those who are educated beyond their intelligence — going into a long dissertation on the meaning of the word -blind." He may argue that lin-
guistic analysis proves that "blind" does not refer to anything real. because at one time it signifies "sightless?" and at another a "covering." So much time could be spent on the problem of the mean-
ing of words and their verification. that one would never pull up the
blind. In some such way as light is "dead" to such a pilosopher, so God, after such linguistic gymnastics may also seem to be dead. A bank robber who has just opened a safe., detests nothing more than to have the flashlight of the police shining upon his misdeed. Scripture says that "they who do evil hate the light." The bank robber does not actually say the police are "dead," but he wishes they were dead because they reveal his bad conscience. No unfaithful husband ever wishes to hear a sermon on adul-
tery. As soon as St. Paul began talking to a corrupt judge about judgment, the judge stopped listening to Paul. The camp in which a man finds himself, that is. for or against the moral order, is determined by the initial weight he is willing to give to spiritual insights. It is very easy for us to boast about our love for truth, and how daily we knock at the door of truth that it may be opened, but many of us would run away if the door were opened; truth implies responsibility. It is much easier to say truth is dead than to change one's way of living in the face of that truth. Furthermore, the knowledge of truth is progressive, and only when we act upon the little that is given to us, is a further truth revealed. It is like climbing a series of successive hills, only when the first hill is mounted does the second appear, eyes on the horizon. Truth is
hidden when not sought after. The same is true of sanctity. We are as holy as we want to be holy. As Leon Bloy' put it: "One 'step beyond mediocrity and we are saved." God is not something that is acquired only at the end of a reasoning process. He is Someone to Whom we respond, as a child responds to a father's love. It is not we who prove God; it is God Who "proves us," in the sense that He searches out our ways: "Lord, Thou hast searched me out and known me." We commit the presumptuous sin of demanding that God should offer us proofs that His promises are true, and even demanding that He shall furnish us with a certificate of existence, while all the time He is the One Who requires truth in our most inward parts, and Who alone makes us understand true beauty. Because some souls rebel against responding to live, there is such
a thing as atheism. Scripture never puts it in the reason„ but in the heart. In modern language this would mean that the causes are psychological, rather than intellectual. What atheism is in the order of thought, that frigidity and impotence are in the order of sex. Modern science claims that much frigidity and impotence is in the psychological and not in the physical or real order. The frigid and the impotent cannot respond normally to human love. To them, sex is dead. Others refuse to respond to Divine Love, and to them God is dead.
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vulgarisation of sex. We do not propose prudery. Neither do we propose wild-eyed, fanatical patriotism. In both areas, we propose to address ourselves to the problems as PATRIOTISM we see them with calm ciples of decency and removed. Or ignored. We believe this is reason and respect for good taste. Prayer was banned And—we have harvest- from the schoolroom wrong. We are convine- the rights of those with ed that a majority of our views contrary to ours. • An educator speaks ed a whirlwind. As our and the traditional citizens would welcome out in favour of free standards have lowered, school As a newspaper we books that taught love. our crime levels and so- moral precepts as well an increase in patriot- have an obligation to re• A man of God con- cial problems have in- as reading were replac- ism and prayer and a flect life as it is, not dones sexual excursions creased. ed with the inane banali- decrease in peddling of as it ideally might be. Today, we have a by unmarried adults. ties of "Dick and Jane." sex, sensationalism, ma- We will, therefore, conterialism, and sordid- tinue to print all the higher percentage of our • Movies sell sex as a youth in gaol . Basically, there are ness. news. That which ji . . in recommercial commodity. formatories In the months ahead sordid and tawdry we . . . on pro- just two main streams • Book stores and cigar bation and in trouble of religious thought in we will intensify our ef- will treat in a manner stands peddle pornog- than these United States. forts to fight back suitable for a family' ever before. raphy. the appalling publication. Study the statistics on Those who believe in a against Being. And • A High Court labels illegitimate births . . . on Supreme those who do not. yesterday's smut as to- broken marriages . . day's literature. The first group far on juvenile crimes . . . out -numbers the second. • Record shops feature on school dropouts . . SHEET and METAL WORKER albums displaying nudes on sex deviation . . . on But — this nation that Specialists in Galvanised and Aluminium dope addiction . . . on was founded on the and near nudes. Roof Decking • Night clubs stage high school marriages democratic concept of 6 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 "majority on rule" now dencrimes of passion. shows that would have The figures are higher ies the positive rights shocked a smoker audithan ever. And going of many to protect the ence a generation ago. negative rights of a few. • TV shows and TV higher. As prayer went out of Parents, police authori38 ST. QUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT. Phone 3 2002 commercials pour out a the classroom so, too, ties, educators and flood of sick, sadistic, and suggestive sex situ- thoughtful citizens in all did patriotism. No longer are our walks of life are deeply ations. children encouraged to disturbed. • A campaign is launchB ITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS They should be. For take pride in our na * LAWN AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION ed to bring acceptance to * ROTARY HOEING, LEVELLING, EXCAVATING they are responsible. We tion's great and glorious homosexuality. * QCOTATIONS GIVEN FREE OF COST • Radio broadcasts pre- of the older generation past. sent discussions for and are responsible. against promiscuity. Our youngsters are • Magazines and news- no better and no worse papers publish pictures than we were at the and articles that flag- same age. Generally, •to rantly violate the bounds they are wiser. But — of good taste. they have more tempta• Four-letter w or ds tions than we had. They once heard only in bar- have more cars. They room brawls now appear have more money. They in publications of gen- have more opportunities eral distribution. for getting into trouble. • Birth control counsel We opened the doors is urged for high school for them that were dengirls. ied to us. We encourLook around you. aged permissiveness. We These things are happen- indulged them. We granting in your America. In ed maximum freedoms. the two decades since And we asked for a the end of the Second minimum in respect . . . World War we have and in responsibility. seen our national stanRules and regulations . . . .............. . . dards of morality lower- that prevailed for genered again and again. ations as sane and sensWe have seen a steady ible guides for personal erosion of past prin- conduct were reduced or
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NEW GIRLS COLLEGE AT SORRENTO Sacred Heart Other rooms will face in- vinyl sheet floor coverThe Girl's College at Sorren- wards to the landscape ings. to, which is to be con- courtyard approximately There will be temporducted by the Sisters of 60 feet square, which ary provision made for Our Lady of the Mis- will provide a screened Kindergarten and Primsions, will be developed outdoor recreation facil- ary grades until such progressively on a 20- ity during periods of in- time as a parish is openacre site, overlooking clement weather. ed up. the ocean at Sorrento. Applications for enrolExternally, walls are It is planned to accom- of white ment at the College may 'rock-faced' modate both Boarders sand-lime brick panels, now be made at Sacred ant." Day SchWars and to alternating with dark Heart Convent, 40 Mary function as a sister- stained timber framed Street, Highgate. school of Sacred Heart window units. Internal Architects for the proHigh School, Highgate, finishes will be painted ject are Howlett & providing complete edu- concrete block, stained Bailey and the builder sorturrzyo COLLEGE REAnT SACRED cational facilities for ul- timber dormitory cub- is M. & D. J. Bossie. The timately 400 students, in- icle units and generally scheduled Floor plan of the Convent and School. completion approximately felt-backed cluding embossed date is March, 1967. 100 in residence. Preparatory site works were carried out during September 1966, extending over the area to be occupied by the present and future stage buildings. At a subsequent stage, it is intended to develop a large valley extending across the full width of the site, between the buildings and the sea front, as playing fields. The initial stage building which is now in progress will provide acThe admission of wo- Church of England commodation for apmen priests in the Ang- would be "reticent of proximately 68 Boarders lican Church could taking action without and temporary residenrelationships" consulting the other Ang"strain tial facilities for bewith the Orthodox and lican bishops of the tween 6 to 10 Sisters. A Catholic Churches, an world." Chapel, which is to be official Church of EngHenry Chadwick, Prolocated in one corner of land report said. fessor of Divinity at Oxthe building, will become One of the main ob- ford University, said: a separate entity when jections women "The commission felt it to Perspective view of the College with sporting fields as it will appear in the final plan. funds permit. priests, it said, is that would be undesirable The rpain building is they would almost cer- for the Church of Engplanned as a 'hollowtainly be a barrier to land to do something square,' on two levels, unity with Rome. In constituting an insuperdormitory with and spite of a current "fem- able barrier to reunion. washroom facilities at movement in the But we felt it would be inist" the upper level, which catholic Church, it did a different proposition being approximately 60 Pietro Cardinal Ciri- after a long illness. not see the likelihood, in if say the Roman Cathofeet above sea level com- aci, 81, prefect of the The death of the vetthe near future, of Ca- lic Church were to say: mands panoramic views Sacred Congregation of eran diplomat and Curtholic women being or- 'We don't propose to do of the ocean to the the Council, died on Dec- ial official, just two days dained priests. this ourselves but we North, to the West, in- ember 30 in his apart- after a visit from Pope "It would be regret- have no objection to cluding Rottnest, and ment on Piazzo Pio XII, Paul VI, reduces the died in 1938. Vatican Council, served Fremantle to the South. just outside Vatican City number of cardinals to Pietro went to the loc- as president of the Com- table and a setback to your doing it.' To preal school of Sant'Apol- mission for the Clergy unity if a major histori- cipitate a violent contro96, of whom 27 are cal Church (e.g., the Ang- versy would be highly linare and then to the and the Laity. Italians. lican Church) were to undesirable." Roman Seminary, where As head of one of the he act unilaterally in admitreceived degrees in The report said that Church's oldest administing women to the min- of 168 member churches philosophy, theology and trative bodies, the Sacistry," it added. canon law. Ordained in — SOLE AGENTS — of the World Council of red Congregation of the The report of 134 pages Churches 48 admit wo1919, he was appointed R. CONNABEER & COMPANY Council, which watches drawn up by a 10-mem- men to the full ministry curate in St. Roch's in 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. over the discipline of ber commission of the and nine the Via Ripetta. to partial the clergy and the faithChurch of England is ministry. ful, Cardinal Ciriaci supCURIA to be presented to the In Britain, the CongreGEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. ervised catechetical in- In 1911, he was named Anglican Church Assemgational Church has adstruction, the adminisW. J. FULLER — G. A. FULLER bly to his first post in the here in February mitted women to the full tration of the laws of Members of the Stook Exchange of Perth and possibly to the LamCuria, the Church cenministry since 1917 and fast and abstinen ce and tral administrative STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS beth Conferen ce, Angli- now has 34 full-time woofthe observance of Sun105 St. George's Terrace, Perth canism's fices, as registrar to the international men clergy. day and Telephone 23-1038 holy days of obTelegram. "Warnewt" Perth A Sacred Peniten tiary. Catholic convent conference, in 1968. It did recommend, ligation. In its deep probing Then he became secre- here has for the first however, that the status A scholar who had tratary and in 1913 was time in India made suc- into the matter, the comof deaconesses in the velled extensively, he made educational advis- cessful experiments to mission sought the views Church was fluent in several England of or to the Congregation put to use the fibre of among others of well clarified should languages besides Italbe at the known Catholic theolothe banana plant. of the Council. ian — French, English, next Lambeth Confergians both here and ence. In 1917, the future car German, Spanish and VimaIalayam, local abroad. dinal was assigned to the P ortugues e. Hannan Street. Phone 78 P.O. Box 96 The report found genfoundation of the worldPapal Secretariat of CONCORDAT State as clerk and later wide congregation of the erally that theologians Daughters of the Heart were divided on the matHe was the dean of dip- as under secretary. of Mary, made articles ter but that the consenlomats for 19 years in Monsignor Ciriaci was like cord, rope, bags, sus was that, although Lisbon and was largely nominated apos tolic brushes and even cloth canon law at present responsible for the con- nuncio to Prague Februcomparable to expensive explicitly states that a cordat signed in 1940 be- ary 15, 1928. In March silks from the formerly candidate for ordination tween the two parties he was consecrated archmust be a baptised wasted fibre. and had far reaching ef- bishop of Tarso in the male, the decision to al- 483 Great Eastern fects on the Church in Basilica of San Lorenzo. The experiments were ter this is within the Hiway, Redcliffe Portugal. Named apostolic nun- part of the "learn and competence of the Cardinal Ciriaci was Church. Phone 65 3157 apostolic nuncio to Port- cio to Portugal, January earn" policy followed by The commission chair19, 1934, Archbishop Cirugal at the time of the the five-year -old MONUMENTAL founda- man, Anglican Bishop signing of the concordat. iaci presented his creSPECIALISTS He had worked zealopsly dentials to the president tion in its efforts to Gerald Ellison of Chessince his appointment to of Portugal in March help local girls supple- ter, told a press conferAfter Hours 67 3815 ence he thought the 1 that post on January 19, the same year. Nineteen ment the family income. years later he was one 1934, to relieve the delicate situation in which of 24 prelates raised to the Church had found the College of Cardinals by Pope Pius XII in JanH ARTLEY POYNTON & CO. itself. ( J. C POTNTON - J. C. ANDERSON - R. A. BLACK) Another of his achieve- uary, 1953. 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February at 8 p.m. AnyCardinal Ciriaci, whose the Authentic InterpreENJOY KALGOORLIE'S YOUR MORLEY CHEMI57 BRACING ATMOSPHERE. parents were shopkeep- tation of the Code of one interested in help ing on the 5th March. at Personally supervised ers in Rome, was born Canon Law. by W. L. and Glendalough Open Day ( Ph.C., there December 2, 1885. C. G. Murphy, Props. He was a member of is requested to conta-A BOANS MORLEY His brother Agosto be- several other curial con- Good Mother or come to The Pharmacy Right Inside Boons) K ALGOORLIE came lay head of Catho- gregations P-re,cririons Picked lip and Delivered and, in pre- the meeting at the lic Action in Italy and paration for Phone 76 1395 the Second Home
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TIES THAT BIND THE DESTINY OF THE CHILD by FATHER T. McHUGH
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HEN a child is born, he comes into time with a future and a destiny. His future is c onditioned to a great degree on his parents and his family. AS TIME goes by and the child becomes more aware of his temperament, ability, talents and limitations. he is able to affect that future. Destiny is something different from future, and destiny involves more of promise than of reality. Destiny is the beacon that lights the way of future development. The "future" for every man is at best uncertain; his destiny is more defined but less measureable in terms of accomplishment. Finally, future belongs to the here and now, and destiny is more related to eternity. As a person pursues his destiny, he moves through time. His past, and indeed the history of mankind,
provides him with some awareness of his ability to grow. The future, pursued in the light of hope, presents a variety of paths along which he travels. Every moment of conscious realisation is the present, and it provides the link between past and future. SHAPING HIS DESTINY MYSTERIOUS as time is, it is not a vacuum. Man passes through time in contact with persons and things, constantly defining himself in relation to them. The child is born of persons who help him realise his existence. Even though our age is one of constant change, parents can and must touch the child with a realisation of past, present and future. Parents, along with God, give life and help the child to shape his destiny. Parents must begin then by recognising that they are two separate and different persons. They are the products of different pasts, and they
are committed, by marriage, to determining the future so as to accomplish a mutual destiny. Each child that they bring into the world is another person, and is entitled to be different from either or both of them. As adults, living in the marital community, they have learned to adjust to one anther. This doesn't mean surrender or annihilation, and their parenthood involves the same sort of adjustment to each of their children. The first and basic thing that helps spouses to adjust to each other is human love. They share love with each other, they don't just give it. Their love is the basis of their attraction to each other, but it doesn't do away with the differences. Their love for each other leads them into the venture of parenthood, and this same quality — love — is their basic assurance that they will be good parents. YEARNING FOR LOVE. LOVE IS a human quality, and it must be felt in a human way. Man has developed innumerable ways of expressing love. The child needs to feel the love of both parents, even though it may be expressed differently by each. The love of a mother is unearned, it nurtures and almost envelopes the child. Picture a woman cuddling a child and you have a graphic image of mother love. The father's love is earned, measured, and has a certain disciplinary character to it. The child is the product of the love of both parents, and grows normally from their
A Priest Saves Lives Of Thousands
water for 30,000 people atory. Father Ferrer and their land by digborrowed well drilling ging 3,000 wells in the - From the . . equipment from AFPRO, next three years. These the new consortium of CATHOLIC wells will irrigate 15,000 Church-related volunacres and turn a desert tary agencies dedicated India is cultivated and NEW S problem is to relieving poverty in the total quantity of into green fields. not, food but wheat and rice raised Father Ferrer SERVICE last India. On the success of the first 100 wells water. The total here is greater than any year organised the farmers into a self-help sociof INDIA and the ingenuity by water carried by In- itother in the world, but ety, the Maharastra which the priest has ornot enough. There dia's rivers is the areis250 ganised the people for million acres pro- Shetkari Seva Mandal. same volume as in ducing crops, yet only After consulting United wells. Father Ferrer work, the more than AID agricultural $400,000 fund has been rivers in the United one-fourth of this area States advisors and a Ford has increased the ra- sanctioned. is irrigated. States, a GovernFoundation irrigation tions to 100lb. of grain The Catholic Swiss A Spanish Jesuit misspecialist, the priest se- per family per month Lenten Fund has contriment irrigation ex- sionary, Father Vincent lected the next five buted $57,000 for paying strategic well over pert last week told Ferrer, working in a sites. 225 months until the first One hundred of salaries and an Internati anal high arid plateau 150 those are now being dug scheme for wells is atechnicians partial daily wage to miles northeast of BomConference on Ag- bay, agrees with Dr. and the 15 pumps so far completed. the workers. The Swiss are pouring out Instead of a single have also donated grain ricultural Develop- Rao and attributes the available water on the thirsty scanty rice crop, depend- seed for 2,000 acres and ment here in Delhi. poverty of the farmers fields. Each well is dug ent upon the monsoon cotton seed for 500 in his area to the lack the irrigated acres. "But," he added, "most of water. The energetic to an average depth of rains, The AFPRO group, of it goes to the sea un Spaniard put his soul 30 feet and is 20 feet in farms will produce three diameter. crops a year to include comprising the World used and is wasted." into the search for water The 6,000 starving fam- vegetables, sugarcane, Council of Churches, Quoting figures for and is finding it. ilies until now fed by cotton, and grapes, thus OXFAM, MISEREOR, agriculture Dr. K. L. Rao This week ne received Catholic Relief food sup- providing a better diet and NCWC-Catholic Restated that 43 percent of $436,931.00 to provide plies are getting the for the farmers. lief Services, are supplysame food as payment The first phase of the ing the cost of drilling for work in digging the project has been explor- machinery. *it./WO 411,41NP4r................rmipee, 41,0004.00.11."14.4.04,111,114141141.441.#004,11, The United States Government Organisation, AID, is contributing 500 pumping sets and all FUNERAL DIRECTORS the tools for digging as well as materials for Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect lining and capping the wells. of the Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our The 1Vfanmad project Chapel is Suitably Furnished for those demonstrates what can Desiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. be achieved by co-ordinated work. Voluntary relief agencies are providing the food for the workers and necessary machinery; Government agencies are supplying the tools and pumps; and a Catholic missionary who has the confidence of the farmers is heading the self-help efforts which will change the lives of thousands.
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mutual love through different manifestations of that love. Needless to say, the infant is more susceptible to the maternal influence, and the father's contribution is more indirect in that he provides security in loving his wife. Later on, paternal love is more keenly realised by the child, and gives order and security to the child's life. It also provides the child wtih something against which he can measure his own capacity to love. At any rate, the child needs to feel that his parents love him, that they want him, that he matters very much to them. By their actions he comes to know that they care about what happens to him. Incidentally, this matter of "caring" is a perduring quality of the love between parents and children, and is of great importance even after children grow to adulthood. Parents must realise that in properly loving their children they not only fulfill an obligation and respond to a certain cultural expectatoin, but they continue the close co-operative relationship with God the Father. God doesn't merely create, He calls us into being and calls us to Himself. Parents, in loving their children, reflect in a human way the love of God, and surrounding their children with the security of a loving family, they help the child to perceive and accomplish his destiny.
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ATTEMPT BY NUN TO HALT BANDIT ESCAPE
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nun braved four rough armed ban- known in the locality dits in a London shop raid this week and and reporters traced her later. tried to stop them.
Section, as a Psychologist. For the next ten years she was to continue with this important work, but in 1964 she received a second Commonwealth fellowship for research into Work Satisfaction. "I am still engaged on this research," she said, "even though I have just retired from the Commonwealth Service." Miss Edwards belongs to St. Joan's Alliance and has held the position of Secretary and President, and has been delegate to the National Council. Her hobbies are literature, music gardening.
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OHN Cardinal Heenan grown women be treatof Westminster has ed as though they were made a 12-inch, long- little children." playing record in which He criticises today's he discussed the rela- communities of Sisters tionship of communities "where the reverend of women Religious to mother presides almost their members and to as if she were the chairthe lay community in man of a public meetwhich they are situated. ing. The cardinal points The record costs about $5 and is issued by the out: "It is now part of the spiritual life that huCatholic Record Club. On the record the car- man dignity must be dinal says that because respected." of the Second Vatican Council no religious community can say: "This is our work with in our own convent and it has nothing to do with us what is happening in the parish church IGHGATE Catholic or in the homes of the Women's League parish." branch is on daily tea The cardinal also roster, January 16-20. states: "No longer can The Cottesloe branch wishes to advise its members and friends of a card afternoon in the Star of the Sea parish hall, 2 p.m., Tuesday. January 17. Bridge and rummy, All THE Sisters of all Saints Centre, 2 p.m., Dominican Schools Thursday, January W. and committees of Past Pupils invite all past scholars to a Reunion at St. John's STRANRAER School Grounds, Scarborough on Sunday, January 22 CONVALESCENT from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. HOME The Sisters are looking forward to renewing f riendships with all their "C" CLASS HOSPITAL)) students scattered throughout the State, so Fully Qualified please make an effort Staff and make it a happy day. As this occasion will Phone 8-1382 take the form of "tea," will all please bring a 285 Roberts Rd., Subieco plate.
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"Ihad nothing with me to fight them with so I decided to stand in front of their car," she said afterwards. "But when the three men ran out of the shop and jumped into their car the driver fixed his eyes on me and came straight for me." She barely escaped with her life, jumping aside just in time as th2 getaway car sped off with $30,000 worth of jewels. The nun, Sister Dolores of the Catholic Missionary Society here, was walking along a busy shopping street when the masked gang drove onto the pavement in their car and forced their way into a jewelry shop. Swinging clubs they knocked one assistant unconscious. One of the bandits stayed outside, holding back the crowd menacingly with a gun. Sister Dolores shouted for help. Then she walked out in front of the crowd toward the gunman saying: "I will
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STELLA MARIS CLUB IN URGENT NEED OF HOSTESSES
"The Sea Is A Drugstore"
evening socials are conducted. I think I am safe in declaring that it would be virtually impossible to find in the metropolitan area a soweek, are hardput to Club is to allow laxity of cial evening or dance By Father J. O'Shea, meet the average seafar- conduct. We could not where genuine entertainPort Chaplain I WOULD like to begin er who attends the Club expect God's blessing on ment is provided in a at the rate of 1,000 per our work if the Club and better atmosphere and my notes for this week on busy times. Few what it means were it where the girls are treatNew Year by writing of would be in a better po- not a source of edifica- ed with greater respect an aspect of the Stella sition to know and ap- tion to the seafarer. The and where a genuine activities Mans Club the circum- Hostesses do not all apostolate is carried out preciate that is always of the stances of a seafarer's marry seamen. To my to all men in the name greatest concern. life which gives rise to knowledge only one Hos- of His Christ and The progress of the the widespread preju- tess got engaged to a Church. depends Apostolate Sea dices against having any- seafarer during the last As I began writing on many factors but it thing to do with seafar- five years and he was a these notes, a seafarer, is no exaggeration to ers that is so common. West Australian, an En- a wireless operator from say that the progress of On the other hand few gineer on a coastal ves- the Swedish Navy vesthe work and the carrywill be in a position to sel. Quite recently we sel "ALVSNABBEN" ing out of the full Club appreciate the had to cancel one of the asked to see me. The better programme depends hazards that are con- weekly social evenings, ship had only docked more than anything else nected with this work un- a backward step in a about an hour. He had on a dedicated and enless it is carried out in work that should be go- called in as a result of of thusiastic group a conversation with a the proper environment. ing forward. CLUB HOSTESSES. I earnestly appeal to fellow operator off a Hostesses at the Stella In keeping with the Mans, Fremantle as Catholic girls to come Greek Tanker, "ANTIP0recognised practice of elsewhere, out forward and enable the LIS" who had sailed out carry the one hundred odd their apostolate within Apostleship of the Sea, of here a week back. He Mans Clubs Stella the framework of a rig- Fremantle to live up to had recommended the around the Australian idly enforced set of rules the traditions of the Stella Mans as the place Coast and overseas, regof conduct. The easiest Sea International. I in- to visit and he wished ular social evenings are way for a good Hostess vite parents to call any- to pay his respects. conducted at the Stella to lose interest in the time to see how the Fr. J. O'SHEA. Mans Club, Fremantle. social evenings To these the seafarers are invited and they come in large numbers. Only too often when they do come ' The Sea is a Drugstore', says Father George D. Ruggieri, S.J., 41-year-old scientist do they leave in disgust shown at work at Osborne Laboratories, New York, where he is a research associate at the pitiful disproporT is to be hoped that $450 maix and we hope available from the Y.C.W. studying possible future uses of sea products. Father Ruggieri is an assistant pro. tion of so few Hostesses all Y.C.W.'s in the that our goal of $600 will office. to ever so many seafessor of biology at St. Joseph's College, Phi ladelphia. Perth be reached by the end of farers. In turning away, Archdiocese of With the tennis season they also miss out on an have had an enjoyable February. Recent dona- in full swing many opportunity to attend break over Christmas tions have been $20 from branches are catering Mass, as on all social and the New Year and Hilton Park branch, $86 for this energetic sport Morley Park with evenings there is an in- that they are now re- from much success. terval half way through freshed and eager to branch, $20 from Palmy- Bentley and surroundduring which Mass is commence facing up to ra girls' branch and $90 ing branches have their offered and to which the the work ahead of them from the South of the evenings on Friday at River Region as proseafarers are invited. in the coming year. the Berwick St. courts AN Ancient Irish Scroll to 1 a.m. and will feature To start the year off ceeds of their recent at 8 p.m., whilst Palmyra Not all attend naturally, and a commemora- the Irish National Dancbut very many do and the Boy's are holding river cruise. All who and nearby branches tive coin will be present- ers and, the Irish Pipe very many also for the their presidents' training have helped in the rais- have organised their ed to Mr. Tom O'Brien Band. first time in years or weekend at St. Thomas ing of these amounts are games for Saturday af- in recognition of 50 for the first time ever. More College, Crawley, to be congratulated for ternoons at the Pt. Wal- years' service to Irish and The visitors themselv- on the long weekend in their enthusiasm Cultural activities in ter Courts. es are not averse to hav- January commencing on support. Western Australia. This SOCIAL CALENDAR ing Mass in this setting, the Friday night Janu- ACTIVITIES follows the suggestion of for it is commonplace ary 27, and concluding, Sunday, January 15th: the Irish Ambassador to All young people, but for them to have relig- on Monday evening JanDance at Applecross Australia Dr. Eoin Macious services on the oc- uary 30. Some of the more especially those White who joins with Parish hall. casion of a social even- sessions to be held will from the Applecross to President and ComSaturday, January 28th. the ing. In fact, they would include talks and discus- Beaconsfield and Fremittee of the Irish Club Cruise aboard River be surprised if there was sions on "The President's mantle areas are invited in paying this tribute to Contact "S.S. Perth." not a religious service of Role in the Diocese"; to come along to the Mr. O'Brien. This is some kind during the "Committees engaged by River Cruise that the Sunday. February 5th: the first of its kind to The Third Order of Picnic to Moore River. be awarded in Western course of the evening. the Executive — such as Y.C.W. Social Committee Carmel will hold its usual and basketball football Bus departs from St. Mass is announced with in that area is organisAustralia. Monthly Meeting at the Maria Goretti's church a mention of Confession sports committee and ing on Saturday January Children of Mary Chapel Redcliffe at 9.30 a.m. fifteen minutes prior to visitation to Child Wel- 28. The "S.S. Perth" will The presentation Friday, 20th January, on and fare Institutions" Bring your own lunch. be made at the Irish beginning of Mass. This will depart from the at 7.30 p.m. 1967 Tickets available from Club's annual re-union enables the Club mem- guest speakers on cur- Barrack St. jetty at 8 Y.C.W. office or at to be held at the Cygnet bers to explain the an- rent topics. p.m. Supper will be Members are particularThe Girls' will be hav- provided and tickets are place of departure. nouncement and to isHall Crawley on Wed- ly urged to be present and sue the invitation in a ing their training week nesday, January 18. all visitors will be most personal way assuring at the Franciscan Miswelcome. Cnr. Cambridge all visitors that every- sionaries of Mary ReMembers and their treat House at Victoria one is welcome. friends are invited to & Kimberley Sts. from Tuesday We would be very Park, join in this tribute to foolish to pretend we 31 January to Sunday, Mr. O'Brien and an enWest Leederville had a waiting list of February 5. joyable night is assured. C girls who were anxious Phone: Those desirous of atto become Stella Mans INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS APPEAL tending are asked to conHostesses. The stark tact Pat O'Malley 87-3303 For Weddings and all SoThe International Apfact is that we manage to get along with about peal which helps to supMIDNIGHT MASS young people, staff of so that the necessary cial Occasions — Child of The test 'Wernher arrangements Studies, Home Portraiture. Control 'Unmet atton thirty hostesses who port Australian Y.C.W. the Home with their catering at the Western Australis:. be made. The funccan 83 Central Ave., Redcliffe workers in Afthough they sometimes extension families and numerous come oftener than the rica and India and such R.S.L. Interdenomina- friends were present. tion will be from 8 p.m. Phones: 65:1355, 23-4267 required one night a places has reached the tional Memorial Chapel, Also, included in the Mt. Lawley. congregation was Dr. R. N Christmas Day J. Wheeler, a very great 1966, the Register personal friend to all at at the R.S.L. Memorial the R.S.L. War Veterans' Chapel, Mt. Lawley was Home and surrounding signed by Father C. E. Homes, who read the Dennehy C.S.S.R. of the Epistle of the Mass. MonasRedemptorist The beautifully toned tery, North Perth, thus. Electronic Organ was sealing a significant and played Mrs. H. by • CRUSHED historic occasion in the Thompson a resident of annals of Church his- the R.S.L. Flats tory in Western AustraThe Interdenom in a • SCREENED lia. tional Chapel at this Later, signatures of a Home for aged ReturnMethodist and an Angli- ed ex-servicemen and can Clergyman were in- women and widows was HEAD OFFICE: 1091 ALBANY serted in the register at dedicated in October by the conclusion of their representatives of the HIGHWAY, BENTLEY. 68253! Catholic, Anglican, Methown services. A most impressive and odist and Presbyterian inspiring midnight Mass faiths. On this occasion 450 HAY STREET, PERTH was conducted by Father Father E. E. Rogers P.P., COST, QUALITY Dennehy at which the Senior Chaplain (R.C.) ml PHONE 21 2837 State President of the in Western Command QUANTITY AND R.S.L. Mr. P. Pearson, represented the Church. DELIVERY .... the It is very much the Superintendent of A REPRESENTATIVE WILL the R.S.L. War Veterans' sincere wish of the Sup(W.A. 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Christi Chursh, Patricia Aitken of Claremont and Fred Smith of Mosmans who were married at Corpus Wendy Hunter. Mosman Park, last Saturday, with the bride's attendants Jill Strenach and
Pictured receiving their marriage certificate are Mr. and Mrs. Terry Jerrard of K algoorlie. The bride was formerly Miss Anne Juon
In the recent Eastern Goldfields Basketball competitions, St. Michael's School, Butler St., were the premiers in the B grade section. Mr. Gillespie, Mayor of Boulder, is pictured presenting the shield at the Association's dinner. ( Left to right) : P. Smith, F. Wills, P. Docherty, R. Zani , K. Bolanowski, A. Kennedy; ( sitting): J. Birmingham, M. Smeets.
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Cutting the wedding cake are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Victor Bolton of Perth. The reception was held at the Seacrest Restaurant, Bunbury, after Nuptial Mass celebrated by Monsignor Giles at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Dardanup. The bride was formerly Pauline Teresa Harris, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris of Waterloo. The groom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bolton of Sutton Coldfield, England.
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THE FAMILY WORSHIPS GOD
Family Prayers In The Spirit Of The Vatican Council MONDAY
HYMN: As for first day.
my salvation - and that of power of her intercession before teries, our passing from slavery others. In your loving purpose Thee: through Our Lord Jesus to freedom through Christ. You have given me the will. I Christ your Son. Amen. JANUARY 16 SCRIPTURE READING: trust in You to give the accomPRAYER OF THE DAY: Heb. 1. 1-4. plishment. Mother of Jesus, help HYMN: THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Let us pray: In pity heed Thy As for first day. me to do His will and save my INSTRUCTION: THEME: people's prayers, we beg Thee, soul - and the souls of others. SCRIPTURE READING: THE FAMILY WORSHIPS GOD Lord, so that we who are justly Catholic Catechism, Bk. 1,, Ch. EDUCATION - PARENTS' 2. OR My Way to God, Book 3. HYMN: 1. Cor. 6, 19-20. punished for our sins may, for ROLE: Vatican Council II tells Ch. 3. the honour of Thy Name, be As for first day. INSTRUCTION: us that since parents have given mercifully delivered, through SCRIPTURE READING: children their life, they are the REFLECTION: Catholic Catechism, Book 1, our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy Son. primary and principal educators. What is my appreciation of Ch. 96. OR Myq Way to God, Amen. Horn. 10. 10-18. 'Parents are the ones who must the Holy Gospels? How often do Book 4, Ch. 28. create a family atmosphere ani- I read these words of God and INSTRUCTION: HYMN: mated by love and respect for ponder on them? Catholic Catechism, Book 1, REFLECTION: As for first day. God and man, in which the wellCh. 62. OR My Way to God, RESPONSE: Chastity is threefold virof rounded personal and social eduBook 4, Page 62. Help me, 0 Father, always to gins, of widows, of married per SCRIPTURE READING: cation of children is fostered." listen to Your Son. REFLECTION: Matt. 20. 1-16. - and in each state it will PRAYER OF THE DAY: receive its crown. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Am I aware of the importance 'Lord Jesus Christ, Who in the Second Joyful Mystery - The of the work of Education? What RESPONSE: INSTRUCTION: days of Thy subjection to Mary Visitation (Intention: That the can I personally contribute to it? Catholic Catechism., Book 1, Uprightness and purity be my and Joseph didst hallow the life Holy Gospels be more widely shield as I wait patiently. Lord, Ch. 96. OR My Way to God, RESPONSE: of the home with virtues beyond read.) Book 4, Ch. 21. for Thy help. (Ps. 24.) all telling, cause us by the help of -Lord send labourers into your them both, to learn from the FINAL PRAYER: vineyard" (3 times). SCRIPTURE ROSARY: REFLECTION: As for first day. example of the Holy Family and SCRIPTURE ROSARY: to share its everlasting happiness. First Sorrowful Mystery - The Let me offer myself. to Christ BLESSING: Fourth Joyful Mystery - The Agony in the Garden. (Intention: that He may work upon me, Amen.. As for first day. Presentation. (Intention: That That I may keep pure in soul bringing my soul to a further HYMN FOR THIS WEEK: there may be an increase of good and body.) stage in His plan for my salvapriestly and religious vocations.) Living Parish Hymn Book-N.). tion. FINAL PRAYER: 1 (or any suitable hymn). FINAL PRAYER: Now thank we all our God, RESPONSE: As for first day. JANUARY 18 As for first day. With heart and mind and voic"Heavenly Father, giant that es, THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. BLESSING: BLESSING: where guilt has held its reign Who wondrous things hath done, grace may reign instead to bring As for first day. THEME: As for first day. In Whom his world rejoices; us eternal life through Jesus THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL: Who from our mother's arms Christ." Vatican Council II says: "The Hath blessed us on our way Council also reminds Catholic SCRIPTURE ROSARY: With countless gifts of love. parents of the duty of entrusting And still is ours today. Second Sorrowful Mystki y JANUARY 20 their children to Catholic schools Oh, may this bounteous God The Scourging at the Pillar (InJANUARY wherever 22 and whenever it is posThrough all our life be near us, THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. tention - that I may indeed put sible and of supporting these With ever joyful hearts + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. my heart- in the preparations for THEME: And blessed peace to cheer us; schools to the best of their abilEDU Easter.) CATION IN PRAYER: THEME: ity and of co-operating with them And keep us in His grace, When I pray I turn my mind and And guide us when perplexed. for the education of their chilFINAL PRAYER: heart to God. There is no need dren." SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY: It And free us from all ills As for first day. to use many words or to specially is time In this world and the next. to turn our thoughts to PRAYER OF 'THE DAY: choose them, but speak from a preparation for Easter - the BLESSING: SCRIPTURE READING: 0 Christ, our Head, let nothing sincere heart. celebration of the Paschal MysAs for first day, separate me from Three. Hold PRAYER OF THE Col. 3. 12-17. DAY: me to Thyself, that so I may reINSTRUCTION: Let us pray: Our Father, Who ceive from Thee the power Ineed, Catholic Catechism, Book 1, achieve my natural growth, and art in heaven, hallowed be Thy Ch. 91. OR My Way to God, Book be built up by Thee through name, Thy kingdom come; Thy 4. Ch. 26. love. The same I ask for the will be done on earth as it is in whole Church and the human heaven. Give us this day our REFLECTION: daily bread; and forgive us our race. Amen. trespasses, as we forgive them Do I realise the tremendous who trespass against us; and importance a truly Christian HYMN: l ead us not into temptation: but As for first day. family has for the life and prodeliver us from evil. Amen. gress of the Church? SCRIPTURE READING: HYMN: RESPONSE: John 10. 11-16. As for first day. One request I have ever made of the Lord, let me claim it still, INSTRUCTION: SCRIPTURE READING: Catholic CateehLm, Book 1, to dwell in the Lord's house my Matthew 7. 7-11. Ch. 45. OR My Way to God. Book whole life long. (Ps. 26). 2. Ch. 22. INSTRUCTION: SCRIPTURE ROSARY: REFLECTION: Catholic Catechism, Book 1, First Joyful Mystery - The Ch. 86. OR My Way to God. Do I co-operate with school the Annunciation (Intention: That Book 4, P. 67. our family may be more like the for the education of my children? Remember there nothing is more REFLECTION: Holy Family). harmful to my child's developHow do I speak to my Father ment than conflicting policies FINAL PRAYER: - in words only or from the between home and school. Visit this house and family. 0 heart? How often do I speak Lord. Keep the devil's cunning RESPONSE: to Him? influence away from it. Let Your May every word on my lips. RESPONSE: holy angels dwell here to guard every thought in my heart be us in peace. And let Your bless"Lord, teach us how to pray" ing rest upon us always. This what Thou wouldst have it be, ( 3 times). we ask of You through Our Lord 0 Lord. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Je,sus Christ. Amen. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Fifth Joyful Mystery - The Third Joyful Mystery - The F BLESSING: inding of the Child Jesus in the May the blessing of Almighty Nativity. (Intention: That our Temple. (Intention: That I may God the Father, the Son and the Catholic schools may radiate the grow in the Spirit of Prayer.) Holy Spirit descend upon us and Light of Christ.) FINAL PRAYER: remain with us for ever. Amen. FINAL PRAYER: As for first day As for first day, BLESSING: BLESSING: As for first day. As for first day, JANUARY 17 ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS.
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By REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY THE CAUSE: The revolt of the CATECHISTS KEEP FAITH outhern (Negroes) 'Sudanese S ALIVE IN SOUTHERN against the Northerners (Arabs) SUDAN. is a result of the Northerners' de-
impose their domTHE WORK of evangelisation is termination to and Islamic relilanguage inion, still going ahead in the forest of of the inhabitants the on gion Southern Sudan, thanks to the Northern authorities The outh. S zeal of a few Catechists. assimilate the Negro Ever since the expulsion of hope thus to the South and to opulation in p foreign missionaries in February, Sudanese homogeneous a create 1964, each church has been under accordance with the the care of one or two Catechists, nationality, in by the Kharrecognised by civic and religious slogan proclaimed Government: "One language. toum the Sundays On authorities. one country." churches and chapels that still re- one religion, with people, main are packed THEY CAN WORK while the Catechists direct the services: the recitation of the TOGETH ER! Rosary ,the singing of hymns and RECENTLY 27 CATHOLIC misthe reading of the Gospel followed sionaries and two Protestant minby a few words of explanation. It isters met together to study the is they who now normally bap- problems of their special apostotise both children and grown-ups late among the mountain tribes of and then note down particulars in Taiwan. The tribes in question registers which they eventually have lived for centuries in the send to the bishop or his substi- east central part of the island. As a result of the meeting it tute. Before the present troubles was agreed that greater co-operastarted, there were about 500.000 tion is needed between mountain Catholics amongst Southern Su- missionaries and the city ones and dan's four million inhabitants, also that the mountain tribes need with about 60 missionary stations, more social education in order to each with a large church and sev- start co-operative activities and eral chapels in the bush, and 32 family associations. These mountain tribes, who still Sudanese priests. Today, out of these priests, two have been killed live in very primitive conditions, by Government troops and about speak their own languages which 20 have taken refuge in neighbour- have no writing. To help their ing countries after their churches cultural progress, the Government had been destroyed or ransacked. has now opened primary schools in Of the 10 still in the Sudan, five all their villages and Chinese is are at Wau with the Bishop, while taught there. The young people the towns of Juba and Malakal are beginning to go down to the have two each. These priests are towns in order both to frequent all in provincial capital towns, secondary schools and to find work. where there is less danger of fight- All these tribes are Christian, half ing between Government troops of them being Catholic and the and guerillas. other half Protestants.
GOD LOVE YOU! • By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN
DURING THE days of Stalin, some who go to bed hungry every night, Communists were sent into a one is not pointing out the failure classroom in northern Russia of God's Providence; it is our own where they distributed candy and failure to seek first the Kingdom cake. The children were then of God and our failure to be coasked, "Who gave you these? Was missionaries with Christ. The it God?" They answered, "No." Heavenly Father fulfills His Mis"But who gave them to you?" the sion and His Providence on earth Communists asked again. Then through us. That is why for 16 c ame the well-framed answer, years this GOD LOVE YOU "Stalin." How this seems to echo column and MISSION magazine Soloviev's prophecy concerning have never just asked you to help the dictator at the end of the 20th the poor. Rather, they seek to century! He was pictured as the unite your sacrifices with Christ, author of a book "Peace and Pros- to spiritualise you and to incorporperity,— a man who would feed ate you with Christ prolonging the world. His Incarnation in your human love of Christ in your soul in this THIS BRINGS up the question — nature. If we have deepened this who gives us our blessings, our article. you will write to us. If we food, our clothing, our technology? have not — then we must try The philosophical answer to the again. But in the meantime pray question is that God is the First for us that our work may go on, Cause of all things, and man is and that the Holy Father who has the secondary cause. But there to care for all of the Missions of is another answer which affects the world, may not be lacking us very vitally, namely, that since those who will take Bethlehem the Incarnation when God took seriously. God Love You! upon Himself a human nature, it is through humanity that God re- INVITATION (R.S.V.P.) deems humanity. It is through HAS YOUR school ring graduated you and me that God feeds the to the back of the drawer? Is your poor. The two Hands that Mary wristwatch too old to keep up with gave Him at birth are in heaven, the times? Have grandad's gold but He left a million hands be- glasses seen better days? Don't hind. His two Eyes that sought let these old treasures feel useless out the woman who touched the any longer. hem of his garment, and pierced Look up your old earrings, the soul of the young man with b racelets and necklaces (gold, silgreat possessions, are in Heaven, ver, porcelain), and give them one but He left eyes in your head and last fling. Retire them with a royal my head. send-off to the PROP and we promise to give them a reception IF WE' NEVER look up from our equal to any they've ever had beshining kitchens, our attics full of fore. When melted down they'll Possessions. our closets full of be proud of the money they earnclothes, to the 200,000 missionar- ed for the Missions. What. a way ies the Holy Father has to care for to go! The Society for the Pro— then Christ fails to that extent pagation of the Faith, 77 St. in us. Just as man has the power George's Terrace, Perth. to "co-operate" with God in trans4: forming trees into wooden houses, so he has the power of co-opera- GOD LOVE YOU to Anon. for $2; ting with Christ "to go about doing to Anon. for $2; "For Hungry good." The earthly task of men People" to Anon. for $10 "In is taken into the Divine Mission, thanksgiving to the Sacred Heart"; and it is on the basis of this co- to Anon. for $1 "To feed the hunoperation with Christ. that we will gry" — Picked up in the street; be judged on the last day: "I was to A Mission Fan for $2. hungn.- and you gave Me not to • SEND your gift for the Missions to eat." Rev. Father W. .1. Foley, Catholic Missions Office, 77 St. George's WHEN, THEREFORE, one points Terrace, Perth, or to your Diocesan to the two-thirds of the people Missions Director,
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them are aesthetic and .• gracious. You can see, from Australia, the arguments for against perhaps and even more clearly than we can see them here So what would you do? Would ycu kew repairing them until one day ancient become they monuments? Or would you tear down the old city and modernise it? Either way, you would be in the midst of a good old Irish argument, and it's probably as in teresting a place as any!
erect high blocks of offices on the valuable central sites, and charge huge rents for them. It has happened already in a number of cases; and smart Londoners, apparently with ample credit, have been engaged for some years now on a commercial f rom take-over of this ancient city. In the past few days, with two houses in the Grounds Tournament In Meath, he succeedGreen Stephen's St. Final ed Bishop D'Alton who areas as the battleCork 1-12; became Archbishop of defenders ground, the Kilkenny 1-11. Armagh and Cardinal. of the old Georgian in Bray —Schweppes At Bishop Kyne, from his houses — two hundred Cup (F.) Final—Newearliest years, was noted — years old, in this case town 2-3; Kilmacanogus for his brilliant educaseem to be turning the 0.7. tional attainments, and tide. A property comLimerick—J.H.C. he took his degree of pany has already got —Bruree 4-4; Ballybrown Doctor of Divinity at the and demolished some adFinal—NewPontifical University of Valera, Premier Lynch, jacent houses, and would 1-5. J.F.C. castlewest 1-11; St. Pat Propaganda Fide. Cardinal Conway and presumably be interest- ricks 1-5. He was a native of Archbishop McQuaid. ed in completing the proCo. Limerick —J.F.C. Longwood, County The Bishop's brother posed large block in Final — Newcastlewest Meath, and there were who took part in his the area. 1-12; St. Patrick's 1-5. remarkable scenes of c onsecration ceremony Now the Dublin CorS.H. Charity Tournawelcome when he made is now parish priest poration, the appropri- ment Mayor's (Lord a return visit as the new at Oristown, County ate Government Depart- Fund) played at Clonbishop. He was born in Meath; another brother, of mel: Thurles Sarsfields: 1903 and received his Patrick, lives in London, ment, the defenders early education at St. and his other brother, the old houses, seem to 2-8; Moycarkey, 2-7. Leinster Junior ColFinian's College, Mullin- Francis. lives in Birming- be approaching common between leges Football Final — gar. He entered the ham, England. Sisters ground and, Irish College, Rome, in are Mother M. Therese, them, should be in a po- Section "B"—Naas—Athy sition to make "develop- C.B.S. 3-3; St. Declans 1920 and after a brilliant Poor Clare Convent, of Cabra 0-3. course was ordained in Gainsborough; Sist e r ment" stop short vandalism. Rialto Gaels, 1-8; Skel• 1927. Mary Finian, Order of To the poor of Dub- ries Harps 0-4. The following year, on Mercy, Carysfort ConGeorgian return to his native dio- vent, Blackrock, County lin, the old cese, he was appointed Dublin; Miss Margaret houses represent the era MEAD SON & CO. of a professor on the staff Kyne and Mrs. F. Quinn, of lords and ladies FUNERAL DIRECTORS bygone days; or the disof his old school, St. Longwood, County appearing slums, which Finian's, and two years Meath;Mrs. N. Quigley, later returned to Rome, Glasnevin, Dublin. Rev. some of these old houswhere he was Vice-Rec- M. Kyrie, S.J., Oxford, is es became in the lesser streets. To the Governtor of the Irish College a nephew. Board of Works ment's under the then Rector, what represent Monsignor Curran. New Abbot of St. Col- they uneconomic be an would He became a Monsig- umba's Abbey, Glenstal, ALL SUBURBS nor in 1939, a Papal the Very Rev. Dom Au- cost to convert them, their dry-rot and and Chamberlain in 1940. On gustine O'Sullivan, with VICTORIA PARK June 29, 1947, he became 0.S.B., is a native of ancient masonry, into 6 1158 the first bishop to be Limerick city, where he modern use. Outwardly, 6 1158 consecrated to an Irish was born in 1918. He the best -preserved of See in Rome since 1885 succeeds Right Rev. Dom when Archbishop Walsh Joseph Dov,-dall, who of Dublin was consecrat- died in Rome a few ed there. Those who at- months ago. tended a reception in the The newly-elected AbLICENSED PLUMBER Irish Embassy on the oc- bot was educated in St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 23 Fulham casion included Cardinal Limerick at the PresenHOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. Montini. The Assistant tation Convent and the SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. Priest at the consecra- C.B.S., and also at the ALL WORK GUARANTEED tion was the new bish- De la Salle Training op's brother, Rev. Ulick College, Waterford. He F. Kyne, then a curate taught for two years in at Multyfarnham, Coun- Granard, County Longty Westmeath. ford, and at Roscrea, When, to mark the and entered Glenstal in c onsecration, the new 1946. He graduated from bishop broadcast a mes- University College, Dubsage to his diocese over lin, and completed his Vatican Radio, he spoke theological studies in ilodern Pharmacy of the many Irish saints Belgium and Rome. who trudged across Eu- For the past nine years, Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS rope to be anointed on he was Prior and Novice Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2716 Rome's holy soil. "The Master at Glenstal. Cathedral at Mullingar," Great interest is taken he said, "would have In Ireland in the Pope's been ideal for the cere- recent announce men t mony, but it has been that the new Synod of my great privilege to be Bishops to assist him c onsecrated in Rome." will have its first meetPerth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth In the pattern of his ing in Rome on Septemeducation and consecra- ber 29. The Irish Bish• Lottery Agency tion, Bishop Kyne was a ops will be entitled to parallel of past genera- elect two of their num- t • Newsagency tions when, although for ber, on the numerical 2 • Hospital Benefit Fund Agency different reasons, the basis laid down for nai Irish were educated on tional representation. • Tobacconist the European mainland; One of the great curin those old days, they rent controversies here Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre were denied education is about old houses; to at home where priest be specific, old Georgian hunting was as prevalent houses. Dublin's skyline and merciless as some is changing, as office other forms of hunting blocks rise into the today. clouds from among He loved the Irish streets of old houses. language, and he loved In the graceful Georgian 1010 Beaufort St., Inglewood and respected agricul- houses, according to ture which an ancient their defenders, there • Leaders in the flyscreen field. Greek writer has des- are elegance and history, cribed as "the noblest of but the other view is • All types of flyscreen doors in stock the arts." Addressing that many of them conMuintir na Tire (People tain inelegant things • Specialising in aluminium of the land), the organ- such as dry-rot. • All suburbs measured daily isation founded in CounSpeculators and "dety Tipperary by the late velopers" have been • Supplied & installed within 10 days Canon Hayes, he said: buying up these grace"The spirit of Muintir is ful old houses, which a wonderful antidote to are part of the Dublin Phone 71-6947; 71-4313; 71-3486. snobbery. It brings all of history, and the pursections together and pose is to demolish them, makes them appreciate the contribution they are capable of making PLUMBING MATERIALS to the life of the nation." BATHROOM FIXTURES Among t.he messages TANK — DRY WELLS SEPTIC of sympathy on the 229-233 William St., Perth Bishop's death were The "Plumbing Supply Specialists' Phone: 28-1541 those from President de
BISHOP KYNE of Meath, who has died suddenly at the age of 63 at his residence, Clonard House, Mullingar, was the youngest member of the Irish hierarchy when he was made a bishop in 1947.
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The Homemaker's Record
Thursday, January 12, 1967
THE OCTOBER ISSUE OF "AMERICAN HOME" CONTAINED AN INFORMATIVE ARTIC4.E BY ROBERT B. BERGER, WHICH QUITE A FEW HANDYMEN WHO ARE NOT EXPERTS IN THIS TYPE OF PAINTING MAY BE INTERESTED TO READ. ITS TITLE IS—
PAINTING WITH A GUN HOME HANDYMEN ARE DISCOVERING THAT SPRAY PAINTING OFFERS A QUICK, EFFICIENT WAY TO REFURBISH EVERYTHING FROM BICYCLES TO LAWN CHAIRS. ---7-1116 1=11=1 Though spraying isn't sputter or may spoil the to the work at the cen- large surfaces). The paper held in place with in the finish. Keep rag of special tricks. iL'S difficult, it's necessary finish. To avoid this, The paint layer will be other adjustment regu- masking tape. Pay par- in plastic for reuse. essential that the paint to learn the basics of screen the paint by pour- too thick in the centre lates spray quantity. If ticular attention to adebe mixed thoroughly. spraying distance, strok- ing it through a nylon and too thin at each you find that you can't quate paint coverage on Tabletops and other Shake the can for two ing, and triggering. A stocking held over the end. Maintain a con- move the gun fast corners and edges. Saw- large, horizontal sur- to three minutes; while carboard carton makes mouth of the spray-gun stant spray distance by enough to prevent the horses or large cartons faces should be sprayed spraying, stop often to moving the gun parallel paint from running or will hold the sash at a starting at the edge near give the can a few addia fine practice surface. cup. to the surface through- piling up, or if coverage comfortable height so you. Overspray will then tional shakes. Equipment problems out the stroke. is inadequate, turn the you needn't stoop. are infrequent, but when settle ahead of the gun It's important also to knob slightly to reduce When the job is finishand will be covered over they do arise, they're usbegin spraying just be- the flow. Set the adas the gun moves for- ed, invert the can and ually caused by paint fore the gun reaches the justment so the gun may ward. If you reverse spray a short burst to that has hardened in the object and continue be stroked about as fast gun nozzle or feed tube. the procedure, overspray clear the nozzle. If the Eight inches is usually spraying momentarily as you would swing a will land on part of the can is empty, don't puncThe prevention is obvia good gun-to-surface after completing the paintbrush. surface already finished ture or incinerate it — ous — clean the gun as This assures Thorough preparation and may cause rough- discard it in a safe Be sure to keep the soon as you are finished distance, but if the paint stroke. tends to run, hold the even application. place. gun moving at an even is a must. Sand all chip- ness. working. Just spray a gun farther away. Too Don't be timid about speed and overlap the ped spots• carefully. little solvent (read the When you use a fullgreat a distance, how- squeezing the trigger. previous stroke. About "feathering" the edges paint-can fledged spray outfit or instructions ever, and the paint will Pull it back all the way one third the width of until they are so smooth for specific solvent needan aerosal can, always dry partially before it and hold it there. Hesi- each stroke should over- that when you run a ed) to clean the gun's inwork in a well-ventilated reaches the work, pre- tant triggering produces lap. finger across the spot On touch-up and other place. If you're doing ternal parts, then wipe venting smooth cover- blotchiness. Following are some there's no detectible small jobs it's usually much spraying or are off the outside of the age. A spray gun has two specific techniques for ridge. Clean the appli- easier to use an aerosol- especially bothered by gun with a solvent-soakYou may have a tend- simple adjust ments; common painting chores. ance with detergent to paint can rather than a paint fumes, wear a ed rag. ency to swing the gun turning the nozzle will remove any trace of spray outfit. The same mask. Since paint spray Occasionally, tiny un- with an arcing or brush- vary the spray from a grease. Then cover han- technique is required is easily ignited — don't dissolved paint particles ing motion. This will round pattern (for small dles, controls, and any but there are a couple smoke. may cause the gun to bring the gun too close work) to a wide fan (for parts, with • 40.04.#0."...41,11.44P After dusting the radi- chromed ator thoroughly, tape masking tape. If you're newspapers to the wall painting a refrigerator. to catch excess spray; apply tape to the rubber protect the floor with a gasket around the door. dropcloth or newspap- A fter masking, spray TRANSPORT SERVICE ers. Then spray on a the chipped spots with primer-surfacer, coat of metal primer; metal Sub-Contractors to— when dry, apply two or preferably the type inthree thin coats of paint. tended for automobiles. For maximum durabil- (It is stocked by most ity, choose a radiator paint stores and permits 19-23 Cleveland St., Dianella enamel. Paint when the building up the height radiators is cold and al- of minor chipped spots.) FURNITURE - FRIDGES • PIANOS - PARCELS low it to dry before us- Alternately spray on and BAGGAGE to and from sand several coats, leting radiator. SHIPS — TRAINS — PLANES ting primer dry between CITY — SUBURBAN — COUNTRY sandings. Finally, apply NORTH WEST & INTERSTATE the finish coat. 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Sutherland sings includes Ravel's song couple of odd Spanish Cozvard—Decca cycle, Sheherazade, songs thrown in for Falla's Seven Popular good measure. Spanish songs, five traUnlike the R.C.A. disc, This is a disc which ditional IF THIS Keith doing the Broder- Romeo and Juliet gave COLUMN ous children. Greek songs, this is fully documented will makappeal movie will to two When dif- the three Granados songs with ick Crawford tough guy Miss Gerette, they still SEEMS TO BE DEthe text of all audiences, the mentioned above Unfortun ately managed to ring some ferent GENERATING INTO ers in the U.S. realise part. and a songs. Sutherland mother's get can fans and that the from what saw, I this AN 'I LOVE JUDY GARdepth out of two pretty NWLAND' PAGE OF TRIB- distraught — do lose unimaginative copy had colourless roles. In fact, lovers of light music — UTE, WILL YOU their tempers and some- no bite or satire to it. this is now the only or will it? Coward's muPLEASE FORGIVE ME times get out of bed Give me 'Born Yester- thing holding the series sic calls for a lightness immacu late day' back anytime. without JUST THIS ONCE. back. The writers seem of touch even in the hair-does. As for the unable to give any di- sentimental operetta Maybe it is because fathers, why the respec• mension to the charac- numbers and it doesn't TV at this stage of the Live Daddies don't give ters. No regular viewer gain much by big orches year is in the doldrums, these horrors one good 'MAN of Speed' (TVW7) of the series would have tra treatment conducted but whatever the reason thump on the backside was an intelligent at- a clue about the person- by Richard Bonynge. As I can't but acclaim last is something that only tempt to re-create Don. al lives of the police- for Joan Sutherland, Saturday night's show. the script-writers will aid Campbell the man. man. Yet, this personali- she is a long way from However This GTV9 Melbourne this p r o - ever understand. ty building was handled her native heath, bel "GOLD1LOCKS AND tremely funny colloquialgramme flopped in the produced progr amme so beautifully in 'Homi- canto opera. She has been THE THREE BEARS AT isms and topicalities. States is quite beyond was amassed from a ser- cide's' American counter- slated by critics over the THE CIRCUS." Rosemary Barr was re:a. Garland is all proies of video-tape inter- part 'Naked years for slovenly articuCity.' perfectly cast, as Prine fessional with a reperviews and film stock. "There ain't nobody Siegfreid, and lation when singing ItalIT WAS a pleasure to played toire of songs that beats Obviously prepared in a ian, and, frankly, if it like a dame," so tin-pan- her role with the see Marty Milner in 'The necesthe life out of any perhurry, but losing nothalley says, and when that sary gusto, but also with weren't for the fact that former around today. Tn Virginian' (Monday ST- ing by it's very immeYOU READ IT HERE I know most of the Cow- 'dame' happens to be masses of feminine this show she and Ethel W9), this young actor diacy I was particular- FIRST: John Bluthal Metcalfe, the charm. of ard lyrics by heart, I Edgar impressed me greatly in ly impressed Merman were billed as by Tony 'Mavis Bramston' is re- would have been hard song title couldn't be A new face to me, the last of the big belt- the now defunct 'Route' Charleton's handling of turning to England for put to know what some truer! To boot, this obviously, not new but 66' and to my know- both to the interviews and a TV series there and of the songs were about. ball of energy also deers. How true. ledge has done very littheatre, was Alfred the narration. This other Ronnie Stevens Running through a vised and directed this Hurstfield, is on his An unusual disc but you tle since. He manages who, as the Charleton has made as way back medley of old Merman to Australia would be wise to sample year's pantomime at the "Innkeeper", and The to convey boyish charm strong songs with Ethel was an an impression in but not for 'Bramston it for yourself. Playhouse, and firmly I .' without any loss of masKing of Ice and Snow" the sporting field as has Instead he edge of the chair experibelieve, it's the best yet. made me most is to star in culinity and if this story anxious Montserra t Caballe ence. Then following a brother his Michael in a new series of his own. about lumberjacks fightFor a lively, bright to see him again. sings Songs of Granados. soft and sweet version the documentary. ing cattle ranchers is evening's entertainment, Peter Collingwood, as R.C.A. 5.75. 'Pretty Girl Milking a right out of the ear v it's 'tops'. The children the villain -Herr FrankCow', Judy turned on a Republic films with Rod Here we have Suther- tried it, and the miming furter," once again stopvocal version of 'Battle the Three Bears ped the show! His "GerHymn of the Republic' Cameron and Randolph WATCHING 'Homicide' HIGHLIGHT OF THIS land's chief challenger of that would even make Scott, Western lovers on Tuesday night (TV- WEEK'S VIEWING. For in the specialist field themselves, was delight- man Speech," v as indeswould have lapped it up. W7) was like going to those of you who like of Bellini and Donizetti ful. The teenagers ador- cribable — or was it? the North Vietnamese the Playhouse. Two of a full blooded rousing operas also singing out- ed it, (volubly! ) beMany others contribcheer. the leading roles were singer. Then be sure side her speciality but cause of their heroes uted, ably, to make this Bravo again, and played by present Play- to view 'The Andy Wil- this time right on her "Robby Sz.. Glenn, and a first class "panto," when next week she batforgetting Colin tles vocal chords with SOMETIME over the house performer Alan liams Show' and hear native heath and compel- the "not so youngs" not Lena Horne, I'll be weekend I also managed Lander and by ex-Play- Robert Goulet. If there ling comparison with whilst appreciating the Griffiths choreography, Demlowski's there refusing to miss to see 'The Andy Stew- house actress, Rosemary are teenagers in the Victoria de los Angeles. well enacted fairytale, Edward art Show' on the A.B.C. Gerette. rocked with laughter at sets, and last but not family they will be hapa note. Caballe has a beauti- the costumes, and antics and wasn't very impres- If neither of their TV pier hearing Bobby Darleast, the musical direcsed. I have read local roles gave ',nem the op- in on the same show. ful voice, more beautiful of "Dolly Dishwater," tor, Harry Bluck. critics rip to pieces corn portunities that Marat/ STW9 Monday, January than Sutherland, with not to mention the ex—Ann Burnett. rather less experience in 'VOYAGE to the Bottom edy that was much fun- Sade gave Lander or 16, at 7.30 p.m. bel canto. She also has of the Sea' (TVW Mon- nier than this Internaless experience in Spanday) can't get any more tional export and feel ish song than los Angeles infantile. The fact that that designed as it was with whom no soprano follows Gary Carvolth's for Highland audiences, can compare for loveliplea for children to go it should never have to bed seems incredible. been exposed in any "CHRIST AND PRAYER" X" — a new edition ness of voice. I have never seen enter- country where they don't by Father J. F. Cassidy, from Allan's Music Ltd. Even so, Caballe brings deep penetration to these "VIETNAM & AUSTRA- and interpretations. B.A., pp. 55; price 5/-. pp. 180; price I dollar. tainment that looks and wear a kilt. It Granados songs, both to LIA" by the University is evident that the coClonmore & Reynolds. sounds so like an underThis new hymnal is Dublin. water version of Lassi;. edited by Dr. P. Jones the profounder Canci- Study Group on Viet- operation of the Great Last week's effort was Another brief booklet and approved for the ones Amatorias and the nam. pp. 148; price 60 Powers and the small Natraditional of Father lighter Tonadillas. Both all about a Robot that LIKE the tions at Geneva was not Cassidy shows Archdiocese cents. of Melwent out of control. channel switcher I am. the prayerful life of bourne; however it of- sets are recorded in full really active, and that This book purports to So did the script. This During the commercial Our Lord. Quoting the fers melodies and words for the first time, as be searching for truth; too many people of oponly excerpts are availis one voyage I won't breaks on Seven I had New Testament, the au- for more than 150 able it surveys the history posite interests made look a at tiny snippettes elsewhere. be taking again. thor treaties with illustrates others, and hymns for all seasons, of 'Follow the Sun' on comments The only defect of a of Vietnam so far; giv- none of them expecting on the prayer times, and feasts of the ing emphasis to the Nine. Only to discover Gengood disc is the absence made by Christ to his year, to observe them, and among which of that some writer or Father any leaflet giving the eva Documents of 1954, none being able to conin the varied everyone cirshould find and the reasons and na'ROOM for One More' other had seen Garson cumstances of his life, his liking. There are translation of the Spanstrain their successors and Please Don't Eat the Kanin's brilliant 'Born ture of South Vietnam's ish words. That is an before trials, to stand by the agreemiracles, 6 tunes for "0 Saving rebellio Daisies' are also battling Yesterday' some years n against the loincredible omission and It out on my hate list ago and jazzed it up with election of Apostles, and Victim" and as many will limit the appeal of cal Government. It rais- ments; hence they were His own agony. For all for "Down in Adoration useless as a starting this week. I abhore a few twists as an epithese songs to those to es two important ques- point. American child actors sode of this series. We important occasions and Falling." tions: Why is the U.S. A reading of the book Notes for the piano whom they are already fighting and I can see no reali- had the aumb blonde events, to impress the there, and Why leaves familiar. sanctity of the one with the imHouse are of reprinted with each ty at all in these series Judy Holiday part, playis Australia involved? Music from Four ProvHe pression of a preconemphasises hymn or antiphon, but about completely impos- ed this time by Jane God, There is an introducinces. H.M.V. 5.25. ceived conviction against sible families of precoci- Mansfield, with Brian prayer, with the best ex- a particular book is reThese are songs for tion by Bishop (Angli- U.S.A. which is hinted ample of all in the quired for the organ accan) John Moyes, and and repeated "Lord's Prayer." companiment. The tunes which no footnotes are its again and preface is by a group necessary. The four again. It is quite a conare from all ages and The nearness to His of Academics of the pro Univinces, I need hardtradiction of the recent Father is quietly and the translations from all ly say, are those of Ire- versity of N.S.W. in the U.S.A.'s Catholic Hierfully indicated as the languages, so the collec- land and the songs in- fields of Electrical En- archy's overwhe lming guide and model for men tion should be useful for clude a OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS number of old gineering, Highway Traf- declaration of the liceall and provide a useful in their daily lives in fic, Research, Mathemat- ity of the fav ourites — 'In Dublin's 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 this handy volume. guide to the song of the involvement of Fair City', 'Rose of ics, Physics, Economics, the Americans in Church. the war. "The Hymnal of St. Pius and Tralee', 'Mountains of Psychology — not a This book argues R.S.N. too very promising body. Mourne', etc. mathematically, forgetThe questions are com- ting that The singers are the its subject is "I AM HIS PRIEST" by Feis Eireann group who plicated, and cannot be human, and that it is Father G. G. Giarchi. are well known in Ire-- fully examined, though dealing with leaders and pp. 123; price 7/6 from land. I thought that they an attempt is made to men who are used to all John S. Burns, Glascow. were good average qual- back the arguments by the chicanery a human SPECIALISING IN— A short portrayal of ity without being super- quotations of documents being can employ. HIGH CLASS HEALTH & FANCY the life and death of a lative in the manner, priest in a suburban par- say, of John McCormack. BREADS & ROLLS French and Spanish ish is given by Father Our Wholemeal Breads are Renowned Gairchi, a Redemptorist Songs. H.M.V. 5.75. 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DISTANT PROSPECT' and no longer to themselves. Granted reunion, all would still belong to Q.: To my mind, unity will have to come Christ, although there from God, and it will what it is, it is too ther thoughtless or con- have to be some reorganListener, Chatswood. take a long time. At isation in the interests people's sciously insincere. for Q.: I can't see Church much one The efficiency. fice -sacri self of pride to ask them to immense being ever unity R.: God's blessing on just Christians of different danger is a very human our efforts is necessary; They change. brought about by hudon't like giving up allegiances have built over-attachment to sep- but He expects us to man beings themselves. and worked for the up- arate institutions past make those efforts. The preconceived ideas. R.: It won't be brought R.: Those who have keep of churches, generations and present work cannot be hurried God's without about help; but that doesn't devoted any thought to schools, hospitals, orph- members of different for consciences are inmean we need do nothing this problem make full anages, homes for the Churches have built up volved and not all will about it. The first thing allowance for that, as poor and derelict and at such cost to them- suddenly see their way is to change the atti- for many other factors; other charitable institu- selves. But an over-rid- clearly. But if it is going tude of most Christians but despite all dislike of tions. But all these they ing personal love of to take a long time, the who just take divisions change, attachment to regard as their gift to Christ is the answer to sooner we get started the for granted and cheer- inherited traditions, and Christ, belonging to Him that. better. If, as believing fully acquiesce in them. ingrained preju dices, Christians, desiring to H N YOU SHOP AT A They must be made con- there is no reason to love Christ, "we act on of love that doubt necessity scious of the the unity we already of unity in accordance Christ — at least in those have we'll get more," as with the will of Christ who can enkindle enough Dr. Hugh Martin puts for His Church. The Bap- of it within themselves it. The thing to rememtist Dr. Hugh Martin, in —will be able eventually, ber is that "the unity RS his book "Christian Re- with the help of God's we already have is not every surmount to of grace, frankly union," says an excuse for leaving himself: ::It was a card- hindrance and lead to our differences alone, inal point in my creed unity in that Christian but a call to end them." that religion was an af- faith and hope and charfair between man and ity which of their very his Maker; but that is nature spell the end of "New Light," Adelaide: it has in the past "man's" only a half-truth, putting divisions among us. If Q.: The world should be inhumanity to man." the individual first and we retain hope and beglad to see Christianity "HUNGRY NONthe Church a long way gin with charity we may abolished in favour of second." He then quotes end up united in all that another type of mis- CHRISTIAN NATIONS" John Wesley's statement: the Christian faith resion. Q.: The hungry non"The Bible knows noth- quires of us. R.: You are a lapsed Christian nations know TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER ing of a solitary Chris- "VESTED INTERESTS" 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2nd Christian, from which there is no sound batian." We, the mem4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. disillupeople, Some Q.: BELOW ARE PARISHES LISTED SUBURBAN denomination you do sis for our particular bers of Christ, are meant Perth (St. Mary's Cathasioned by chaotic divi- not say. And now you religion, which is now to be one in Christ and ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 religion say even sions, want a society swept quite unbelievable. in His body, which is below.) variation times in Office the of any a.m., 5 p.m. that and racket a is clean of a Christian visthe Church. Such is the R.: what you call "our Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10a.m. Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Queens Park: 7.30, 9.34 different religions have ion of existence — New Testament doctrine. a .m. too much to lose in world without Christian particular religion" is no 6 p.m. Jandikot: 10 a.m. OBSTACLE OF PRIDE dollars. Quinn's Beach: (See North faith, hope and charity longer yours. You have Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. Jarrandale: (1st) 10 a.m., R.: Talk like that is ei- or love of God; a world rejected it and you re- Ashfield: 8 a.m. Q.: Human nature being Wanneroo). ( 3rd), 10 a.m. disenchanted, Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.rr deconse- vile it, resorting to mis- A ttadale: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., crated, purged of objec- representations and disJoondanna: 6.30, 8, 9, 10, R iverton Mission: 7, 7 p.m. tive meaning and of all tortions in order to do Balcatta: 7, 9 a.m a.m. 7 p.m. specifically Christian val- so. As for your present Balga: (See Mirrabookal. K alamunda. 9 a.m., 5.30 Riverton Hall: Church ues, and dedicated to statements, the "hungry Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 8.30, 9.45 a.m. P•m• non-Christian nations" your secular humanism, R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.1 S a.m. K arragullen: 9 a.m. the modern paganism. do not know that there Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. a.m. Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m. is no sound basis for But you forget history. S PECIAL k Easter Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 R ockingham: to Christianity, for the simLecky, rationalist though Christi-las ( 1st, 3rd) • a.m., 5 p.m. a.m., 5 p.m. H OSPITAL he was, wrote in his "His- ple reason that they have Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, 7.30 a.m.; (2nd, 4th Kenwick: 9 a.m. tory of European Mor- never studied the matter. 5 th) : 9 a.m.; Christmas a.m. 9.30, 10.30 Kewdale: 8 (Summer): 4.4,041•MOONONINMiPMINININININPNINP4MINIVP#440.4.0.14M4•04.000~0 als," Bk. 2, p. 36: "No Nor can it be said that t o Feb: 8, 9 a.m., 7 p.m Belmont: 8, 10 a.m., 5 a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. achievements of the a Christianity is "now Roleystone: 7 a.m. at State p.m. Koongamia: Cancelled. 20 Mabel St. Christian Church are quite unbeliev a b 1 e' ' Bellevue: School except last Sun7.30, 9.15, 11 Kwinana: (Sea Cadets 67 2716 more truly great than which in fact is believPAINTING CONTRACTORS a.m., 6 p.m. day of month. Hall, Office Rd.), 7 p.m. those which it has effect- ed by millions. Your Christmas to ed in the sphere of char- own lapse from it does Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Lancelin Island: 2nd Sun- Rottnest: 6 p.m. day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. Easter: 11.45 a.m. ity. For the first time not mean that everybody 7, 9, 10.30 Safety Bay: Easter to in the history of man- else has lapsed from it. Brentwood: 7, 9 a.m., 5 Leederville: P•m• Christmas (1st, 3rd): a.m. ( Tower St.): 8.30 kind, it has inspired Incidentally, you should whether Carilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m. 9 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, 5th): a.m. thousands of men and ask yourself women, at the sacrifice your interest in "the hun- Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. 7.30 a.m.; Christmas 6.30 p.m. of all worldly interests gry non-Christian naMaddington: 9 a.m. t o Feb.: 7.30, 8.30 a.m Bayswater Hotel and often under circum- tions" is prompted by Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. Maida Vale: 8 a.m. Shenton Park Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30 OPP. STATION stances of extreme dis- genuine sympathy for Castledare: ( See Wilson). Mandurah: Dec. 26 to a.m., 7 p.m. Hotel Excellent Aecommodatioa Frequent Train Service. 4 miles comfort and danger, to them rather than by the City Beach (High School ) : NICHOLSON R0.4.1) Feb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 St. Catherine Laboure, Bedfrom City. Large Parking Area SHENTON PARK 8.30 a.m devote their entire lives use you think you can ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 BED and BREAKFAST Spacious Car Park to the single object of make of them in your ef- Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Bed-Breakfast. Moderate Rates REASONABLE TARIFF Serpentine (3rd): 10.31 t o Dec. 25: 7, 9 R.M. Beer Garden, Open Air Bar LES BARTLE'', Prop. assuaging the sufferings forts to discredit the Cloverdale: 7, 9 a.m. a.m. Manning: Phone: 8 2170 7, 8.1'4 9.30 TEL.. 71 1224 of humanity. It has cov- Christian religion you Collbellup: 9 a.m. (PrimShenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m. ered the globe with coun- have abandoned. ary School) May!ands: 7 15, 8.30, 10 Subiaco Hotel Wembley Hotel less institutions of mercy Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. ILL-INFORMED absolutely unknown to Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. First Cldss Accommodation E xcellent Lounge and a.m., 5.30 p.m. CRITICISM the whole pagan world. 5 p.m. and Service A ccommodation Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m., 7 7 p.m. it has indissolubly unitDRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT Darlington: 9.30 a.m. Phone 87 2418 Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 P•m• FREE HOME DELIVERY ed in the minds of men Q.: Perhaps then the "I Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Cnr. Cambridge and promise to pay" pledge a.m., 5.30 p.m. St. Mary's Cathedral: (See Phone: 8 1028 the idea of supreme 11 a.m., 7.30 p.m. A lexander Sts., Wembley goodness cards Irene McHenry, Proprietress Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 will be diverted Perth). and constant from cold stone and Dianella: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. a.m. Subiaco: 6.45, 8, 9.15, benevolence." Cannington: 7.30, Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 six days a week loneli- East SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE 10.30 a.m. SEA AT DEFECTIV E 9.30 a.m. Hotel Australia ness to the warmth of Sunset: 9.15 a.m. a.m., 6 p.m. food and comforts for East Fremantle: 7.30, 9.30 Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 1C Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m. The Ocean Beach E MURRAY STREET, PERTH Q.: SUBSTITUTE a.m., 7.30 p.m. the "havenots." If the Church and xcellent Accommodation and a.m., 6.30 p.m. Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Hotel Dining Service. Lunch 10/East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 Life Movement would To talk of "cold stone East Victoria Under Personal Supervision teach the element of Parking Accommodatioa Park: 6, 7.30, Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 a.m., 5.30 p.m. of TOM KENNY and six days a week of good P citizenship 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. and HONE 23 a.m. 1541 Phone 3-1584 Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. loneliness" is caricature. Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. humanitarianism, the Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 Wembley (Cambridge St.): The support of Christians established Churches Embleton (Burnett St.): a.m., 6 p.m. 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Enjoy the Best Criterion Hotel might divert their re- for their religion includ8 9.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 10 Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 A ccommodation dr Servies es support of all CENTRAL HAY STREET, its acsources and energies Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 PERTH a.m., 5 p.m. to channels of some tivities, extending to eduHotel Cottesloe 24-HOUR SERVICE a .m., 6 p.m. Mundaring: 7.30, 9.10 a.m. West Perth: 6, 7, 8, 9.30 cational and charitable Single and Twin Suites practical use. Fremantle (St. Patrick's): Parking for Country Resident. RIGHT ON THE SEA MON. a.m. a.m., 10.30 a.m. Maiworks of all kinds. Also, 5 Minutes walk from Cathedral R.: The Church and their 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., Mundijong: (4th) 10.3C l:NO, 11.30 a.m. (Polish). Phone 3 2155 affects religion THE COUNTRYMAN-8 HOTEL Life 5 p.m. Movement teaches their individual, domestic Phone 23 1115 (5 lines) a.m. R. M. DYMOCK, Licenses Willagee: 7, 9 a.m., 5.38 good citizenship and hu- and social lives at all Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 p.m. manitarianism, aiming times; and by uniting 6 p.m. p.m. The Railton Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. p Hotel recisely at promoting them in community ef- Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Naval Base: 8 a.m. Esplanade Perth's Most Modern b oth. What you forget Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. Mount): 7.30 a.m. Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Temperance Hotel PERTH'S LEADING forts makes possible an is that humanitarianism (5 minutes walk from every Sunday. a.m. and 5 p.m. organised apostolate of Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. St. Mary's Cathedral) HOTEL FOR ALL may be either Christian B.R. from 57/Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15 • humanitar ianism o r generous self-giving to Every convenience VISITORS others which your "secu- Gwelup: 10 a.m,, 7.30 6.45, 7.30, 10 a.m. Cnr. Pier & Murray Streets, Polish Mass: " mere" humanitarianism. Phone: 21 8861 - 21 8861 p.m. Phone: 23 1531 North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m West Perth, 11.30 a.m. The latter you regard as lar humanism" certainly Hamilton Hill: 7.30 a.m. North Doubleview: 7, 8.30 has to inable not been the "enlightened" kind; Italian Mass: and 9 a.m. Since you live in 10 a.m. Commercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham but it is neither enlight- spire. West Perth: 10.30 a.m. Adelaide, go to the Hampton Park: North 8.30 a.m. Fremantle: 7.30 Ukrainian Church, Mayened nor truly human. Northam 9.30 a.m. A relationship between Church and Life Move- Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 BY THE SEA lands: Every Sunday at ment office there, at 33 North Wanneroo (23 mile a.M. man and man without 10 a.m.. Summertime: For a Healthy Holiday Phone Northam 49 Pine obtain Street, and peg): 7 p.m every Sun any relationship between Herne Hill: 8 a.m. 8 and 10 a.m. The Best of Fishing the booklet "A Life to man and God, the cult day. T. E. MURPHY, Proprietor FRANK Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. MADDIGAN, Proprietor of humanity for human- Spend." Study that book( 10 a.m., Italian), Osborne Park: 6.30, 7.30 second ity's sake only, will be let; and let A ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian), 9, 10 a.m. as defective as selfish, thoughts provide you B ILL STROUD 7 p.m. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 Carlton Hotel CATHOLIC PHONES 21 4341, 23 3091 mutable and unreliable Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 248 RAY ST., PERTH a.m. human nature itself; and with a new and wiser PAPER 1st Class Accommodation 35/- B/B a.m., 5 p.m. Pickering Brook: 10 a.m it will still further ex- outlook on this whole Hungarian Sisters' "All Rooms Recently Refvrnished" IN EVERY Chapel: every Sunday. emplify in the future as subject. 8 a.m. Pinjarra: (1st, 3rd, 5th) HOME
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ROSS LA SPINA Do You Want To Buy AFTER HRS.: 39 2362 DWYER (James): Anni- Phone, all hours, 79-1321. Near Catholic Church? versary January 10th. EDEN Hospital, 9 Hill Let Us Help You! Lovingly remembered by view Road, Mt. Lawley Our Qualified Advice his wife and family. (C Class) for Ladies; an FREE. Eternal rest grant unto excellent trained staff at JOHN FENNESSY & CO him 0 Lord. all times; your mother REIWA. 24-4367. will be cared for with A/H. 25-1145. BUYING OR SELLING . . After a long i l lness patiently borne, DWYER: Of your charity kindness and efficiency and in a homely atmoDanc ing Tuition Sr. M. Angela passed away on the 28th please pray for the soul sphere; Mrs. Win Herbert December at the Convent of Mercy, of James. Anniversary personally supervises the M ODERN DANCING 10th January. welfare of all patients.- Classes, Monday, R.S.L. Victoria Square. Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 Hall, Guildford Rd., May235 Albany Hiway, Victoria Park Margaret Mary Browne, manliness of the Toodfor bookings and waiting lands, 8.30 to 10.30 p.m.; Adm. 40c. Supervision the youngest member of yay boys. How proud KITCHEN: Loving mem- list. Telephone 6-2036 Dot and Wal Thompson. a large family, was born she was when they made ories of our darling eighty two years ago at their mark in later life mother, Frances, passed Guest Houses Homes urgently required in these areas. For pr , Glenwood House, Rock- as many of them did. away 15-1-63. Kindly pray Swimming GERALDTON : St. Francis inspection and personal attention -- -Pct chapel, Co. Cork. While Among them was Lang for the repose of her still in her teens, she of- Hancock who discovered soul. Dearly loved and Guest House; bed and IMPROVE your performMR. HOLLAND fered herself to the su- the rich deposits of iron sadly missed by Monica bkfast. 25/-, chdn. i-price; ance with BOB DEVON tray service; no stairs. perior of the newly es- ore in the North West (Basil), Joan, Doreen and at Beatty Park; modern EASTERN SUBURBS . . . tablished Convent of and his cousin Valston families. coaching methods: tuiMercy at Toodyay, then who achieved command tion for beginners; the Dianella, Morley, Mt. Yokine, Bassendeaa, Maylands, For Sale known as Newcastle. Her of the Air Force. pool is always at the right new home, surrounded Deterioration in her PARRY: Of your charity ST. PHILIP'S uniform, temperature.-Telephone SOUTH OF THE RIVER . . . fit boy 12 to 14 yrs. Phone 46-2183 for bookings. by uncleared sage-green health caused her super- please pray for the soul Victoria Park, South Perth, Wilson, St. James, bush proved a great con- iors to transfer Sr. M. of George. Anniversary 49 3600. trast to the lush verdure Angela to Santa Maria 15th January. Carlisle, Lathlain, Rivervale, Belmont, Guildford, SIENA blazer pullover, Tuition for of the valley of the College, later to the Rest Midland and Kalamunda. hat etc. Also youth's col- all ages and stages Blackwater whence she Home for the sisters at lege grey suit. 46 1950. at BEATTY PARK came. Many amenities Mosman Park, and finTelephone for all 6-3151 were lacking in the ally to Mercedes Hospi- TOMICH: In loving mem- TENNIS Racquets, Super- with PETER McGOWAN. grnall cottage that hous- tal at Victoria Square ory of my dear husband seded, $8.50 to $18.50; re enquiries A/H.: and 6-2903 ed the community, but where she could receive and our dear father Vic- strings and repairs same Special 12-day one thing Sr. M. Angela skilled attention. Inactiv- tor Jacob. Passed away day service; used tennis vacation courses. never lacked was cour- ity was irksome to her Jan. 16th, 1942. Inserted balls 20c. to 35c. - At Phone 87-1120. age and before long she who in her heyday plied by his loving wife and Wimbledon Sports, 14 children, Marian, Lucy, David Jones Arcade, off gave herself wholeheart- spade, hammer and Learn To Drive edly to the many duties paintbrush. Still in her Jack, Victor and Thomas Barrack Street, Perth that called, but mainly dreams she tended her ( Rev. Fr. Tomich). Telephone 23-4219. THEORY classes in all R.I.P. to music teaching. roses, and climbed the aspects of driving before Due in a large meas- hills she loved. COINS, Aust. silver and and after obtaining perure to the munificence copper, incl. 1915-23 half- mits; classes $1 hour, Driving School the Lordship, His of the O'Connor family, pennies, 1914-25 1946 pen- private $2.-Stan Fenner the Sisters of Mercy Most Rev. M. McKeon forty than more and UNEEDA Driving School, nies 1932-33 1934-39 florins Driving School. 67-2958. were able to move from reprewell as as priests 67 2958. 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