The Record Newspaper 26 January 1967

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PERTH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1967.

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POPE TALKS Of Project Compassion 19671 UNITY OBSTACLE AND GOODWILL

POPE PAUL VI has acknowledged that the primacy of the Pope is for almost all non-Catholic Christians "one of the principal obstacles" to the achievement of the unity of all Christians within the one Church of Christ. to thous- todians, and the promo- an authentic representSPEAKING ation of Christ, of him ands attending his ters. recognise wishes

to who weekly general audience Centre and honour your Christhe Pope devoted his thoughts to the week of "We know that our tian values, of him who prayer for Christian apostolic ministry, plac- invites you to a dialogue unity. ed at centre of the and to peace, of him who, with the gesture of While insisting on the Church, is for nearly all Peter greets and blesPROJECT COMPASSION v alidity of the primacy these brothers one of you." ses obstacles principal the the Popes as an esof 1 967 begins on February 8 sential doctrine of the to their recomposition in Complex and will continue through Church of Christ, Pope the unity of the Church, The Pope also termed t he season of Lent. Paul urged non-Catholic as Christ willed it. We Christians not to fear know that we are ac- ecumenism "a cause of The above picture is typhim "who with the ges- cused outside of the Ca- great magnitude but ical of what can be changture of Peter greets and tholic sphere in many very complex and delied by finance sent by Cathcate, not only because of ways. blesses you." olic Overseas Relief, ad"Oh, we are not at- the historical questions Commenting on the ministered by the Bishops interest of both Catholic tempting now to justify it raises and which we of Australia and made and non-Catholic Chris- ourself, which we be- now prefer to leave to possible by the generostians in working for lieve we can do, always scholars, but especially ity in sacrificial giving of achievement of in the name of Christ because of the essential the t he Catholics of Australia. Christian unity, the the Lord. But we dare questions which cononly send to all separat- cern the unity which Pope said: L ast year, the first time "We are interested in ed brethren of good must bind Christians such a scheme was introwill a thought of good and which us lead to listening to this pluralduced on a national basis, ity of voices which find wishes together with conclude with St. AugS90,000 approximately the simple, humble and ustine that 'Christian their harmony in Christ. as collected at shdrt w sincere words — nolite charity cannot be safeAnd for us more than notice and without much for anyone else, there is timere (do not fear). guarded except within pre-Lent publicity. Now Do not be afraid of him the unity of the cordial obligathe felt sincerely grateful in- that the idea is known, it "THE VATICAN COUNCIL stressed the knows who he carries Church." tion to raise up our is hoped that this will be missionary nature of the whole Church. deed. prayer to the Lord that t he main source of our asthe unity of those who There are now clear indications that the Distribution sistance to other needy believe in Christ may be Catholics of the Archdiocese are realis- Finally, in comment- peoples. praised and accomplishing this and that, while deepening the ing on the distribution ed according to His suThe boxes for the home preme desire, even in presence of Christ within their own com- of these funds, Father c ollections are available at this Church. a pilgrim pointed out that R ECORD PRINT, 450 Hay munity, they are prepared to share real- Foley in time for His glory and one third of the Austraistically the burden of its establishment lian Propagation of the Street, Perth. Parish priests for the peace and salvaare requested to phone tion of humanity." Faith funds was allocatelsewhere." through their orders for HE Diocesan Director , by the Mission Director ed to Home Missions by the number of boxes rethe Australian EpiscoNo False Basis quired for their parish. of the Pontifical ' to publicly express his pal Conference Mission Aid Societies, appreciation and sincere far the greater and by There is no charge for the After noting that ecupart of or for delivery. Father W. J. Foley, op- thanks to all who dur- this menism, the movement went to the mis- boxes ing the timistically year, each in pointed his out which seeks to achieve sions in the Dioceses of this trend in presenting or her own way, had as- Broome and Darwin. Christian unity, cannot last week the annual re- sisted in the work of The remainder be based on false ireniof the port of their activities the Societies. 'The par- funds are cism or an over-simpliallocated to ish clergy, diocesan and missi in the diocese. fied approach to the ons around the An over-all increase religious, have not only world teachings of Christ, he by the central of 32 percent over 1965 co-operated," he said, Council said there is needed in the financial returns "but they have encour- 'Mission in Rome (See "spiritual and moral, inNotes' in this terior and exterior rewas spread proportion- aged their congregations issue). St. ately over the three So- to be mission-minded. tle Society Peter Aposnewal on the part of funds were those who are interestcieties — The PropagaA special word of specifically ed in the unity movetion of the Faith (inc. thanks to the Servite the educationdirected to ment among Christians. $10,219.94). St. Peter Order and the Society of ing of local and trainpriests in Apostle ($6.051.40), The the African Missions is mission-lands. "From this practical ($.207. Childhood Holy aspect ecumenism apdue for allowing a priest The Dioceses in W.A. 11). representative to assist and S.A. were asked to pears as a question of Father Foley said he each week in the ap- adopt and support fidelity, of consistency the was naturally delighted peals. with the Christian vocaWithout the regional seminary for with the results because priests, Brothers, Sis- Zambia and Malawi at tion. We therefore pray of the extra help made ters and lay-teachers Kachebere, Africa. It and let our awareness available to the very helping in the schools will be interesting to of the true sons of the Church in mis- it would be impossible see, Father needy holy and Catholic said, if. sionlands, but he added to form satisfactorily a when the figures Church be reawakened. from that he was full of ad- real awareness of mis- each diocese in known, Thus we will have parmiration for the spirit sionary ideals in the whether our efforts ticipated well in the have of true missionary co- children. To all these been sufficient. Octave for Christian The throughout and to the tens of thou- Holy Childhood Unity and will have LIGOURI CROWE (pictured) at present operation funds Archdiocese. the Contributed worthily to sands of young and old are allocated by a cena member of the teaching staff at Marist Colthe cause of ecumen- lege, The Pontifical Mis- in the parishes and tral Council to Churchlands which incompleted his Bachelor of Educaism." sion Aid Societie's aim schools who have help- stitutions or people The Pope added that tion Degree at the University of Western Australia was twofold, he said, ed, more realistically h elping young children he was united with Ca- in 1966. He gained the Diploma of Education in 1964 and and sought to awaken than ever before, I am may send their requests. tholics interested in the and quicken a really in both these courses Brother Ligouri unity movement. He tinctions in every subject. He had obtained dis- apostolic spirit in all SUMMARY graduated as asked them "to join us B achelor of Arts in 1963 with distinctions in Latin, Catholics so that, based PROPAGATION OF THE today, as we bless FAITH: on this foundation solid of you, in sending a all Greek and Philosophy. missionary effort in Membership, Mission Sunday, Donations, the revPrizes won by Brother Ligouri include the Bertha erent and cordial greetdeveloping coun tries Legacies etc. S 56,729.69 ing to all our Christian Houghton Prize for first place in Comparative Edu- might not lack in spiritHOLY CHILDHOOD: cation in 1965 and the Convocation Prize for the ual or material brothers who are restill most Schools Contributions & Donations separated from outstanding student in the Education Degree sources. S13,263.69 perfect c ourse in communion in the 1966. one PETER ST. APOSTLE SOCIETY: B rother Ligouri comes from Adelaide and was flock of Christ Appreciation , Schools Contributions & Donations Which we believe of t eaching at Marist College, Subiaco prior to his ap$11,946.58 are the heirs, the we pointment to Churchlands. The occasion of this cusannual report was taken $81939.96

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CIR,— nam conflict. Yet the come a grim reality. vincingly crushed. The Record has giv- Melbourne Catholic The "war of liberation" Yours etc., en prominence within weekly, the Advocate, in Vietnam must be conW. W. O'GRADY. recent weeks to three claims that Osservatore news items which, for Romano, the Vatican's the sake of objectivity, semi-official organ, reIT IS APPARENT even at this early date require placing in their buked them by declaring that the Seminar for the Laity will have that "churchmen who atproper perspective. one big problem. This will be how to actacked Cardinal SpellI n the first instance commodate all those who have applied for the front page carried man's stand on Vietnam As a full-time Trade the A.L.P., patriotic eiti, tickets. This is excellent and a hoped-for a story of New York served the cause of SIR1— "What • . has a Union official, I believe zens — or enough of foreshadowing of what the seminar is aimTimes assistant editor Hanoi rather than the State Government to do that the Workers' best them — Catholic and ed at, the recognition by the laity of their Harrison Salisbury's ac- cause of peace." with foreign policy?" interests will not be non-Catholic, worker and place in the Church as expressed in the Finally last weeks is- asks count of the apparent Paul Donnelly. properly legislated for employer — will conti4 decrees of the Second Vatican Council. senselessness of the sue of the Record car- Could he tell us: 1. by a succession of Lib- ue to withhold their U.S. bombing of North ried the story of a plea Does he understand the eral Governments. How- votes from that Party, This type of seminar is of necessity a Vietnam and the Vati- by the president of the A.L.P. Policy - making ever, my desire for betPaul Donnelly wouk "grass-roots" affair and it is hoped that cans praise for his Catholic Association for structure? 2. What and ter industrial legislation perform a very goof the allocation of tickets will give as wide International Peace to where are the Federal is outweighed by my re- service to W.A., the C6 "objectivity." a parish representaton as possible. This Lyndon B. Branches of the A.L.P.? gard, as a citizen, for tholics, the A.L.P., What Salisbury saw — President is so that the representatives present at or was allowed to see— Johnson to firmly reject 3. How is it that F. E. Australia's survival. Trade Union moverner4 the seminar can in turn be leaders in disduring his quick tour of any and all demands for Chamberlain, of W.A., Foreign policy con- and the nation if hi seminating the theory into practice in the Hanoi and its environs escalation of the war in was able to prevent a cerns all citizens and could convince Mr. Toil, was, almost exclusively, Vietnam, particularly the N.S.W. Labor Premier none of us should al- kin that we will have I place where they must bring their initial widespread devastation air war in the North. In from implem ent ing low purely sectional in- Labour Premier only a witness to Christ, in their home and parin civilian areas; he was other words only the State Aid legislation? 4. terests to determine our and when the A.L.P, sh, thence to their whole environment. not taken near the mili- Communists should be Why has the W.A. State approach to such im- cleans up its house . It is not for the bishops to give directions tary facilities around permitted the privilege A.L.P. Branch been re- portant matters. and not with State Aid all the time on how the laity should act these areas. Even his of escalation by pouring fused support by the Workers are organised white-wash. in the sphere of social and political affairs. own Managing Editor, men and materials into A.W.U. and many other into Trade Unions, but Only if the AL.?. is This is the sphere of the laity and it is to Clifton Daniels, implied South Vietnam to take Unions, and sections of this does not ensure acceptable to the bulk that Salisbury was on heavy toll of U.S. and the community, besides their vote for the A.L.P. of the thinking citizens, be sanctified by them. This is laid out a "misguided tour." Australian lives. clearly in the Constitution on the Church as so many election re- be they Catholic or non. Catholics. Front page prominence If it can be shown to and should be clearly grasped by all the As a Catholic father sults prove. There is also Catholic, Unionist re was also given to the the Russians who now of four school-age child- no such thing as a Cath- non-Unionist, will it Iv* faithful because it lays on them a solemn French clerics who at- opt for co-existence, that ren, I would like to see olic Vote which can be and deserve, the Govern obligation. tacked Cardinal Spell- wars of liberation can legisation granting more organised and delivered ment benches. In the complexity of modern life there man for his common- be won, then the escala- justice in education, but to the highest bidder — In the meantime Um, are many fields where the influence of sense view of the Viet- tion we dread will be- not if involves a risk which seems to be Mr. is an alternative, thank the bishops and priests cannot be felt, but to the "time, energy, I* to Australia's security, Donnelly's plan. this does not exclude those fields from the While Left-wing pro- ents and finances d which voting A.L.P. does influence of the Church from the people of at present, be it at a communist elements ar3 many Catholics" agi State or Federal elec- allowed to be State and others. This alternatIN God, the laity. Federal policy-makers of may soon turn from "0 tion. The People of God are everywhere and rosion" to replacernek it is through them that the presence of (IR,— is not a Frenchman. of the A.L.P. Christ and His Church must be made eviWhat nation was RusTo cut Mr. DonnelYours faithfully, dent. For this work they are sanctified ly's long and misleading sia in the religious asW. story short,Ibeg him to pect before it was overthrough the Sacrifice of the Mass and the revise his idea that Ca- run by Communism? Or Sacraments, drawing from the well-springs starts so that I can make IR,— tholics walked out of Poland, Hungary, Czechof Scripture and the liturgy that realisaA CATHOLIC S I am in dire need the supreme sacrifice oslovakia the etc. A.L.P. They were after the 1955 tion of Christ's presence in them and PAPER IN Hobart Conference. They deeply religious nations of advice and perhaps for the starving millions through them in this modern world. India? of EVERY HOME were simply kicked out, and the last three strong- one of your correspondH. T. GOLLOP. Occasionally this presence must be made and furthermore there holds of Catholicism. ents who set the Cathoby persuasion, but always and continually were also many promin- France too is overwhelm- lic world to rights every ent non-Catholics who ingly a Catholic nation week might help. by the living example of an integrated suffered a similar fate but alas has a powerful Christian life, and the laity make Christ We are approaching because they were de- Communist Party which Lent and the bishops known in their specific sphere, and in this voted to the principle in no circumstances is will call upon us for penimportant work God is with them. of an anti-communist the case with the less ance, contributing the Perth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth The knowledge which will be gained A.L.P. Catholic U.S.A. In all fruits of our self-denial from this lay organised seminar for the I humility advise would starving millions the to In view of this twist • Lottery Agency laity and the study of the documents and of historical fact by Mr. the French hierachy to of India through Project commentaries concerning their subject • Newsagency Donnelly one must have study the problems of Compassion. matter will have a profound impact on Last year the Archdioserious doubts about Communism in their own • Hospital Benefit Fund Agency the Church here for the future. the soundness of reason- country and prove prac- cese collected the pering of the rest of his tically to us that at last fectly splendid total of • Tobacconist they are in the posses- $9,000. I am burning letter. sion of the "philoso- with holy charity and Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre pher's stone," a mass want to play my part Rev. J. P. O'Brien's conversion of turning; this Lent. As we have January 29: 3 p.m.: Revent of Mercy, Leeder- letter and the reply of their attention to Viet- 180,000 Catholics, I calthe French Catholic nam where the French culate that my fair share ception Ceremony, ConI NSIST ON vine. vent of Mercy, Victoria February 1'7: 10 a.m.: hierarchy to Cardinal Government left a lot is 5 cents, spread over Square. Clergy Conference, Spellman can be made of mess, after it was the five weeks of Lent. February 1: Reception My problem is this — Chapter Hall, Victoria in "two flies in one forced to leave. stroke," the only differ Yours etc., Ceremony, St. Joseph's what can I buy for lc. Square. Convent, Fremantle. F. HRUBOS. per week before Lent "Fit for a King" 7.15 p.m.: Adult Con- ence that Father O'Brien February 3: First Profesfirmation, St. Mary's sion Ceremony, ConLADIES! Cathedral.

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class dictator who sets try in his domestic polSIR_ January .29. (Violet) Sexagesima Sunday. In the issue of 5th out to implement social icy as the D.L.P. does in ( 2nd class). Mass proper. No Gloria. January a corresponden reform and resist capi- Australia. Communists, t Creed. Preface of the Trinity. discusses revolution as talist exploitation which as the popular baddies January 30 (Red) St. Martina, Virgin and an instrument of Com- is also characterised as in the world, provide development. someone to rearm Martyr (3rd class). Mass from common. munism. He rightly obThe trouble with all against as well as bogey jects to a statement of Common Preface. mine that "Communism dictatorships of both men for James Bond and January 31 (White) St. John Bosco, Confes- is past its revolutionary left and right lies in the other spy-agent type of sor. (3rd class). Mass proper. Common phase:" but this phrase succession to an aging fiction. Preface. should have ended "in autocrat. England had Others see in Commuits problem in replacing nism a force to raise the February 1 (White) St. Brigid, Virgin. (3rd Europe." Unfortunately Cromwe ll, France in the class). Mass from common. Common I intervened a full stop. succession to Napoleon social standards of all Communism, in Europe, people with the associPreface, seems to be in equilib- Bonaparte which were ated increase of consumboth resolved by a re- er demand February 2 (White) Purification of Blessed rium. which must turn to monarchies. RusVirgin Mary. (2nd class). Mass proper. Elsewehere in the sia managed the succes- prove more profitable Creed. Preface of the Nativity. world revolutions com- sion to Stalin without than the sterile business arms production. February 3 (Red) St. Ignatius, Bishop and ing from both right and bloodshed and does in- of Com munism is indeed left in government pro- deed seem to be past its Martyr. (3rd class). Mass proper, seca world political oppoond prayer St. Blase, Bishop and Martyr. vide the common way revolution period. sition party which in of changing administraChina seems less happy our era Common Preface. has restrained Where tion. a well orFebruary 4 (White) St. Andrew Corsini, Bish- ganised democratic me- over the succession to capitalism from the disMao and Indonesia in re- asterous economic misop and Confessor. (3rd class). Mass thod of holding and abid- placing Sukarno. Not for from common. Common Preface. ing by general elections them the elegant and takes made in the 1920's leading to the slump of February 5 (Violet) Quinquagesima Sunday. does not exist the mili- honoured resignation of the 1930's. tary coup or poputhe a Menzies leaving to ( 2nd class). Mass proper. No Gloria. lar rebellion offer almost others the problems of I myself see in ComCreed, Preface of the Trinity. the only way of getting the threatened role of munism all the dangers rid of one administra- the 51st State, nor again of universal civil service tion and substituting a the Churchillian accept- administration. The age new one. ance of a swing to soc- of the masses may inevIn general the capital- ialism in England at the itably be the age of meist half of the world end of his successful diocrity and universal supports the military dic- term as a near dictator conformity against which AVAILABLE FROM tator such as Ky, Chiang of England's destinies in the individualistic will ultimately stage a counKaishek, Battista or World War II. even Hitler for a time Capitalism obviously ter-revolution or shall and Mussolini. The Com- likes the military dicta- we call it a coup. 450 HAY STREET, PERTH munist half of the world tor because he will favYours etc. supports the popular our the armament indusPAUL DONNELLY.

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PRIME MINISTER MEETS POPE

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Cardinal Clarifies Statement

here. Cardinal Spellman also discussed his I "v.ctory in Vicnam" s tatement. I "The victory of Vietmeans nothing else re- nam n p ta liceesake ry e f ore t soin cu gerin othf anN

FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN turned here from o Christmas visit to Vietnam; a peace with Vietnam where, he said, American fight- :: justice after victory, ing men seek the victory of "convincing justice for all countries the enemy to come to the conference and all people," he said. In Honolulu, Cardinal table ready to work out a just and hon 1 Spellman cele b r at e d orable solution." I Mass for Armed Forces

Speaking at the air- personnel and visited " Victory in their eyes the port in Honolulu on the Iwounded men in Tripler mean does not wholesale slaughter or day before his arrival I General Hospital. crushing of their enemies," the cardinal said. "Nor .does it mean the c onquest of North Vietnam." Cardinal Spe Ilm a n read from a prepared s tatement at the John F. Kennedy Airport here completing his after 16th consecutive Christmas visit to U.S. Armed Forces overseas. The c ardinal's three-w e e k itinerary included five days in Vietnam. The cardinal clarified his widely publicised "less that s tatement than victory, is inconceivable." Controversy has spun around the statement since the cardinal made it in talk at Tan Son Nhut, Vietnam, *MS on December 24. Pope Paul VI received British Prime Minister Harold Wilson on a private visit at the Vatican, and, praising their in "Victory his peace efforts, promised them his support. The Prime Minister presented Pope Paul with a precious eyes does not mean the silver vessel, and British Foreign Minister George Brown gave the Pontiff a history of Westminster. wholesale slaughter or crushing of their enemies. Nor does it mean the conquest of North Vietnam," he said. "It means rather convincing the enemy to come to the conference table ready to work out a just and honorable solution. "The American soldiers, marines, air forcemen and sailors whom I met long for peace as ardently as anyone in y*. the world, but they are determined to continue We specialise in all waging the battle until phases of ecclesiastia peace based on justice cal dress. Ease heavy To understand the central doctrine of is achieved. my opinion they o utlays with Superior the ecumenical council it is necessary are"Ina credit to our na. quality materials to understand the Church, Pope Paul VI tion and I return home THE ONLY ROOF TILE g uaranteed longer proud of extremely said. wear, constant shape. them," Cardinal SpellYet our prices are beBut to understand . . . Therefore Christ is man declared. low normal. We have the Church we must re- the prototype, mode' an established and late everything to and example of all hu satisfied clientele. Christ," he declared. man perfection. Nor "All our thoughts and this all: He is the Ft, devotions must be dir- deemer, and therefor( • MONEY BACK ected toward . . . Christ the sole mediator — suGUARANTEED alone," he told his preme and sufficient of The Jesuit general weekly general audience. Himself — between God left Rome for a 25-day "Nor need we fear that and man. He is the au- visit against lamination or decay! to his order's instiby concentrating our thor of grace, without tutions in India. t heology, devotion and whom no one can be In announcing th-,, spiritual life on Christ, saved; of his fulness we itinerary of Father Pedro o ur devotion to the MaA/VD have all received." Arrupe, S.J., Jesuit offic,onna and the saints cials here said his trip 370 MURRAY- ST., PERTH• 2.1 6798 will be diminished. This was one of a series of devotion, in fact, develvisits to the order's in ops its very reason for stitutions throughout being, its balance and the world which he deFOR HOMES, CHURCHES, FLATS, indeed its attractiveness THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE cided to make shortly beauty and precisely as it SCHOOLS, CONVENTS, FACTORIES INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED develops our admiration after his election to the order's highest post in CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN and confidence in the 1965. INSURANCE PROTECTION MONIER TILE CO. (WA.) PTY. LTD. source of its light. 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on stilts, structural beams are exposed without any decor, and the flat barre,. ness of the crackerbox testifies that man sees in matter nothing but its dull self, In other centuries, when men saw Beauty behind the beautiful there was no limit to the passion to make stone glass and wood burst with splendour', Enthusiasm has an explosive Power which breaks the confines of the trite and the commonplace: "If these are silent, the very stones will cry out." Those were the words which Our Lord spoke to the Pharisees who bid the people cease shouting their love for Him. Actually the stones did not remain silent, but burst out into the splendour of Gothic Cathedrals. There are those who do not get angry at a chestnut tree because it limits one's existence. They see in it an image ot man rooted to his earth but aspiring to a Light above. The world then be. comes larger, richer and more interesting; full of constant and delightful surprises, and above all,, the vision of the Divine above gives accesses to sources of strength of which the chestnut tree pessimist is ignorant. Then glory coin.. es back into our hearts, for glory is the knowledge of something that is so love.. ly we cannot keep its secret. We must tell it to the world, shout with joy, and make stones burst into churches.

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WO MEN looked out through their prison bars The one saw mud, the other stars."

How different men's views can be — even on the level of nature. For example contrast a tree as it appeared to Sartre and to Joyce Kilmer. One of the heroes of the former, an Antoine Roquentin, looked out of his window at a chestnut tree. To him it was a logical monstrosity,, something that set limits to his own desires to be omnipotent. That tree was not necessary for Requentin's existence and he could not see why it should continue to exist if he did not want it to exist. This disgust, amounting almost to physical nausea at the sight of the tree, is rather typical of modern pessimism which draws absurdity from credible and ordinary things. On the other hand, Joyce Kilmer looked upon a tree whose leafy arms were out-stretched all day in prayer. and it inspired him to glory and worship as he wrote: "I think that I shall never see

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A poem lovely as a tree . . . Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can make a tree." Some mortals begin with a doleful and tragic mood and then, later, pass to and understanding of what is truly beautiful. Such was the case of Augustine who, in his early years, could see beauty nowhere except in sex, and then turned to God with the cry: "Late, how late have I loved Thee Beauty ever old and ever new." One would expect that atheistic minds who can find no other hope than this world, would glorify it as did the Romanticists of the nineteenth century. Rather, we find that they cling to a senseless and hostile desert, leaving them no other destiny than to bury their heads in its sands to make their own little private oasis. On the other hand, those who know that the world does not explain itself anymore than Topsy "who just grew up" find meaning and beauty in nature, as did Augustine: "All is fabric most fair, things that are truly good will pass away when its course has been completed: they have their morning — and their evenAnd the great mystic, St. John of the

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JUST A TREE? Cross, whom one would think would never refer to nature„ wrote: "My love is as the hills, The lonely valley clad with forest trees." One of the effects of the failure to see beauty in nature, and the tendency to see absurdity in a tree, has done much to expel a sense of glory from this world. The unutterable splendor has also been blackened by hearts so angry with themselves that they take vengeance on their neighbours. As Arthur C. McGill has expressed it: "In this age of anxiety and violence, glory is out of fashion, even in the churches." The poetic vision is lost, as nudity which is the ideal of a sensate world, creeps into sanctuaries and places of worship where there is nothing but bareness, barrenness and the commonplace. Architecture passed through a mood, and perhaps is still in it, where nudity is the rule: skyscrapers are put

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er and market gardener, Vatican and Bolschevik THE initial press it has been sent to an- described some of the nounce to all men. It Communist China re- was eventually expelled Russia, then ostracised reaction to Pope is not by chance that it forms as providential. because he was a for- by Western powers. The attempts were unsuccessPaul VI's speech was pronounced on the Belgian-born van Mel- eigner. It is possible, then, ful and when Russia inof the Epiphany ckebeke was bishop of on relations with day which represents the diocese in Mongolia be- that Paul VI's speech vaded Poland in Communist China revelation of salvation afore the Communists was based on reports Benedict XV invited 1920 the Communist world to pray for Powas disorientation. to all peoples." took power. He called regarding

Parisian "La his priests together and China from Bishop van land. No one should be The The Communist party Monde" published an told them to do for love Melckebeke and others. more aware of this predaily "L'Unita," embar- Agence France - Press what the Communists But even so it repre- cedent than Paul VI: rassed to find a Pope feature which interpret- would force them to do: sents a hoping against Giovanni Battista Mon11lilt willing to dialogue with ed the speech as a coun- abandon the Church's hope, a slender chance tini's first posting in the party heretics, reported terweight to the recent agricultural OPTICAL DISPENSER holdings which seems to hang on Vatican diplomatic serthe speech in less than elevation of the Formo- and work for their liv- the outcome of United Insurance Building, Doctors Prescriptions the vice was to the Warsaw 218 St. George's Terrace, Dispensed a column on its front san internunciature to ing. 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A Challenge To All Holy Name And Catholic Men

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two last sessions By H. Gollop, Chairman, discussion with those THE of the seminar at the Organising Committee about him, both inside

Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of Rochester, N.Y. (left), flew to St. Louis to confer with Msgr. Edward T. O'Meara, who was Bishop Sheen's assistant in the national office from 1956 to 1960, has recently directed the work of the society in the archdiocese of St. Louis.

One of the many Irish In other states and Orators who address countries much success crowds of people in has been achieved afHyde Park. London every fording great relief to Sunday afternoon, told Catholics with the benethem how easily people fit of their experience are led and misled. In and help the Society his typical commanding could do something realI rish manner he said, ly good materially for its "Anyone can lead you. members. I can lead you all into Never before has there gaol tonight, but I can't been such widespread, say that I will lead you activity and interest takout again tomorow morn- en in the forming of a ing." Many laughed loud- wonderful new proly, but there is a lot of gramme for the society. truth and wisdom in his Many priests and Holy statement. Name men have combinSo many are influenced ed in forming the new by what they read in the ideas and after months papers, see and hear on of hard work a meeting TV and the radio and of all Australian Spiritworst of all the perver- ual Directors took place. sion that today as never Our then so zealous before is circulated in Spiritual Director, our magazines, periodicals late beloved Monsignor and cheap paper-backs. Collins, had suggestions Cardinal Gilroy has made by him adopted in made a very special ap- the new Handbook they peal to all Catholic so- brought out. cieties to take an active Many of these priests part to counteract this continue to employ so terrible evil. The Holy Name Soci- much of their time in exety being the largest horting lax members to body should be to the again become active and fore in this matter. There all other Catholic men are many other import- to join the Society and ant projects the Society carry out its high ideals could and should be en- by learning of the new gaged in. One of ex- programmes — For this treme importance and of purpose our own spiritsuch great benefit to ual director, Father F. X. most Catholics, is to re- Brown O.P. is conductlieve the great burden ing a one hour meeting working people (particu- on the first Monday of larly Catholics) are un- each month for 1967. justly asked to carry. The first of which is to be on Monday, Februevro4P4P•s4Pos-o#4.#4.-...-#4Poo".•••• ary 6, at 8 p.m. He appeals for at least six men from each parish to attend (more welcome). So be sure to come. The place — Holy Rosary Hall, at the end of Huntriss Street, Doubleview. Turn left from Scarbor( AUST.) PTY. LTD. ough Beach Road. ( Formerly W.A. Pest Co.) Men be unselfish, share your Faith, give 66 Canning Hwy., good example, so necessary for the youth of toVictoria Park day. The easy and sure way is to let your motto Phones 62944, 6 6781 be, Not just for me but A /H.: 6 2944 for all by joining the Holy Name Society.

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TIES THA T BIND .. • the parent. The parent must avoid the extremes of autonomy, when there is great willingness to be separated from the child and not to be encumbered by his needs and wants; and control, wherein the parent seeks to intrude into the child's world and to foster dependency on the parent. Simultaneously, the parent may be torn between personal feelings of re sentment, selfishness and hostility and the overall feelings of love.

THE EARLY YEARS OF CHILDHOOD

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HE CHILD shows a great of dependence on others, in the years of early infancy.

THE NEEDS OF THE INFANT ARE MANY AND MANIFEST, AND LARGELY OF A PHYSICAL NATURE. Parents are able to build feelings of trust and security at this time, largely by taking care of the child's physical needs, such as food, clothing, warmth. The child senses the love and attention given to him in the meeting of his needs, and responds with trust and confidence. An .example may help to illustrate the point. A mother may change a diaper quickly and efficiently, thereby alleviating the baby's discom fort. At the same time she may also talk and play with the baby., and embrace the child as she returns him to his crib. The diaper change is relatively important in communicating attitudes of love, interest and joy, and these latter are of greater importance to the child's emotional growth. By coiriparison. new fathers

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are generally less expert in the whole manoeuvre, and the response is a crying baby.

TODDLER . . . infant moves into the todAS _the dler str.ge, he becomes more

aware of his own ability, and begins to show signs of independence. He wants to do things for himself, so he learns to crawl, to walk, to pry into things. He is experiencing physical growth, yet at times he will lapse back into the earlier dependencies. In the years prior to entering school, the child shows a great deal of spontaneity and learns fairly rap• idly. He is inquisitive and curious, and wants to attempt things by himself. At the same time he is also prone to frustration and can throw a temper tantrum or show other signs of discouragement. Through all of these periods of growth, the parent is a guide. The obstacles that a parent faces are usually not in the child so much as in

THE point behind all this is that the child is becoming aware of his unique personality, and he needs his parents and their reactions as reference points. In a world that demands great individualism and independence, parents must start early to lielp the child discover himself as a person. Parents in their great concern may tend to be over-anxious about the child's progress, and may also tend to set up unrealistic standards of achievement. The parents' task is to guide the child to self-attainment, to help him achieve what he himself is capable of. This calls for perception, for mutual interest, and for openness. Because a mother couldn't play the piano doesn't mean her daughter won't, and the athletic father may have a chess champion in his home. Psychologists are presenting more data all the time to show that the child is capable of great development during these early years, and that the I.Q. can change quite rapidly. Parents then must provide the child with the greatest number of opportunities and experiences for learning. and give him the emotional support

of their interest and encouragement. They must also remember the old adage that "Variety is the spice of life," and it may also be a great potential for development in the preschooler.

CHRISTIAN . . . is one further dimension te THERE this matter of early education

and development. The child in question is also a Christian. The sacrament of Baptism works the metaphysical change, but Christian formation is a part of the legacy of the family, and the child learns of his commitment by his experience in the f amily, Human dignity, the love of God. identification with Christ, must be lived in the family for the child to learn them. There is no handbook on "Christianity as a Way of Life," and there are no substitute teachers for parents. It is most essential that the child learn proper Christian attitudes in the home during these early years, because just as our complex technological society requires early awakening and development of human abilities, so also is our society in need of a leadership that will direct its progress along the lines of Christian values. The child must learn from earliest years to be a witness to his faith by his attitudes and convictions and to reflect the values that characterised his home life.

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3105.35 St. Mary's Cathedral Santa Maria College, Attadale _ 637.00 489.00 Santa Clare School, Bentley _ .._ 115.00 St. Dominic's School, Nth. DoubleSt. Patrick's Church, Havelock St.... 507.39 St. Joseph's Convent, Boulder _ 316.40 110.00 or(Inc. residue from 1965) _ St. Francis Xavier, East Perth __ 620.00 86.00 Executive members of 179.38 St. Catherine Laboure, W. Perth St. Brigid's School, Midland .... 424.00 264.30 Our Lady of Grace School, North Catholic Women's 106.00 the Beach _ St. Joseph's School, Victoria Sq. 117.77 569.38 4108.52 St. Joachim's School Vic. Park ..._ 259.80 423.98 Sacred Heart Primary School, High 2646.07 League will meet for Nedlands Parish - 105.20 gate._ Christian Bros. High School, H'gate 280.00 360.00 1836.72 their first meeting of Scarborough Parish St. Mary's School, East Guildford _ 105.00 St. Mary's Girls' School, L'ville 1'769.98 1967 at 10 a.m. WednesParish Subiaco (Inc. residue from 1965) _ _ 411.23 214.98 St. Thomas School, Claremont __ _ 100.00 1239.51 day, February 1, at All Highgate Parish Our Lady's College, Victoria Sq. _ 248.00 356.00 St. Bernadette's School, Glenda1217.95 Saints Centre. At 1 p.m, South Perth Parish _ .... 96.00 Wrist Bros. High School, Wembley 1168.75 Cottesloe Parish _ session 95.00 Carlisle School, _ Name Holy (Inc. residue from 1965) _... ...... 394.00 140.00 1101.67 the afternoon Redemptorist Monastery 90.00 St. Anne's School, Belmont _ _ Presentation Convent "Iona", Mos1074.20 will commence - and -Fremantle Parish _ - 83.50 ..._ 225.00 210.00 St. Mary's School, Maylands man Park ...... 1020.61 here we would welcome Kalgoorlie Parish __ 77.00 St. Kieran's School, Tuart Hill - 354.76 79.74 St. Joseph's School, Southern Cross 952.55 any Catholic lady who 31.00 Kellerberrin 40.00 _ St. Joseph's School, Trinity College, Rivervale Drive ..... 925.21 wishes to know more of Morley Parish _ Northam 40.00 30.00 ...... ...... 200.00 220.00 Marist Bros. High School, ( Total from 1965) __ 893.76 the activities of the Osborne Park Parish .._ -70.00 Holy Cross School, Kensington _ St. Joseph's College, Adelaide St. -836.77 League, as this is our Palmyra Parish _ 68.00 Ftle. 180.00 235.00 Corpus Christi School, Melville _ 813.02 Claremont Parish ...... Our Lady of Good Counsel School, Loreto Convent, "Osborne," Clare810.52 big year, with Bi-annual Applecross Parish _ -.64.00 Karrinyup (Inc residue, 1965) mont 50.00 360.00 779.27 Conference, an increase Wembley Parish _ - ...Immaculate Conception School, East De Le Salle Bros. High School, 7'71.56 in membership is looked Merredin Parish ...... 62.65 Ftle. 80.00 320.00 Midland 761.02 f orward to - so we inJoondanna Parish .._ 60.00 St. Anthony's School, Wanneroo Christian Bros. School, Bedford 755.40 vite ladies contemplating Parish __ Leederville 60.00 Park (Inc. residue from 1965) 235.59 162.89 Presentation Convent, Bruce Rock 695.53 joining our ranks to atKensington Parish _ 4.00 Northam Parish 56.00 109.93 285.07 St. Aloysius School, Toodyay St. Brigid's College, Lesmurdie 693.03 tend a meeting, where 60.00 _ ..._ Holy Family School, Como Our Lady of Lourdes, Mt. Yokine 367.00 680.07 Mt. Yokine Parish _ inquiries can be 57.45 126.84 200.00 St. Jerome's School, Spearw ._ St. Anthony's School, Coolgardie 667.67 all St. Brigid's Parish, West Perth St. Vincent's School, Medina.... ....- 56.00 St. Mary's School, Dugan Street 630.42 answered. Victoria Park Parish 270.50 Kalgoorlie 50.00 St. Aloysius School, Shenton Park 56.00 627.37 Floreat Park Parish ...... Bridge and rummy Christian Bros. School, East Victoria School of Christ The King, Beacons585.79 will be held at the All Bedford Park Parish ...... Park 200.00 00 100.00 field 55.52 528.25 East Victoria Park Parish _ Centre, 2 p.m, Convent of Mercy, Norseman 204.16 89.00 St. Minchin's School, Gosnells 54.00 516.64 Saints Attadale Parish Christian Bros. College, Fremantle 135.00 148.43 St. Joseph's School, Pinjarra 30.00 20.00 Kondinin Parish Thursday, February 2. 484.52 Christian Bros. College, L'ville 117.55 151.57 Mary's Mount School, Kalamunda _ 48.46 474.31 Midland Parish Leederville branch is St. Michael's School, Butler St Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School, Hil462.17 Parish Park Shenton daily tea roster from on Kalgoorlie 229.56 36.00 ton Park 42.00 459.72 January 31 to February Manning Parish Loreto Convent, Webster St. NedSchool of the Holy Spirit Wembley 451.63 Doubleview Parish lands 120.00 140.00 Downs 40.00 Bayswater Parish 436.55 3. Brigidine Convent, Floreat Park 259.51 St Francis Xavier School, Armadale 40:00 Parish 428.43 Beaconsfield St. Peter's Dominican School, BedSacred Heart Convent Rockingham 40.00 422.61 Bruce Rock Paris ford Park 243.00 Queen of the Apostles School RiverMt. Lawley Parish. ...... 422.19 St. Denis's School, Joondanna 236.50 ton 37.95 Maylands Parish 410.09 St. Joseph's School, Queens Park 220.32 Presentation Convent School, Quair34.00 Swanbourne Parish 407.18 St. Brigid's High School, W. Perth 88.00 126.00 ading 34.00 Inglewood Parish 404.82 St. Brigid's Primary School, W. Perth 90.00 110.00 St. Norbert's Colege, Queens Park 33.00 Bassendean Parish 397.90 St. Maria Goretti's School, Redcliffe 200.00 Presentation Convent School, BeverEast Fremantle Parish .._ 376.26 "Siena" Dominican High School, ley 30.51 Boulder Parish 373.87 Doubleview 195.00 St. Theresa's School, Nedlands 29.36 Dianella Parish 367.71 St. Joseph's School, Northam 116.13 73.38 Sacred Heart School, Mundaring 20.00 Wembley Downs Parish 361.29 St. Columba's School, South Perth 88.90 100.00 Our Lady of Fatima School, PalAn agricultural course Glendalough Parish .._ _ 360.61 St. Louis Jesuit School, Claremont myra 20.20 Rivervale Parish 351.34 designed to give "scien(Inc. residue from 1965) ...... 80.00 100.00 Presentation Convent School, ManMundaring Parish ..._ 342.00 tific farmers" to Ceylon St. Francis Xavier School, E. Perth 180.00 durah 20.00 Melville Parish 325.88 was launched at the Sacred Heart High School, H'gate 174.50 Presentation Convent School, Corn Mirrabooka Parish 323.15 Catholic Aquinas College St. Lawrence School, Balcatta 166.90 gin 20.00 Rockingham Parish 308.40 Holy Rosary School, Doubleview 160.00 St. Anthony's School, Bellevue 14.00 North Beach Parish .._ 302.76 here Our Lady Help of Christians School Sacred Heart School, Thornlie 10.00 Southern Cross Parish .._ 276.78 Vic. Pk. (Inc. residue from 1965 156.00 Father Tissa BalasurClontarf Boys' Town, Vic. Park 3.00 Gosnells Parish 276.46 iya, 0.M.I., rector, said Our Lady of Victories School, WemState School, Bellevue 2.75 York Parish 273.85 in a speech at the college bley 150.00 Parish 255.95 St. Gerard's School, Mirrabooka 150.00 Total: $12886.79 $7184.73 Bentley course was an Queens Park Parish _ 253.33 that the School of the Holy Child Jesus, ttempt to make Cathoa Riverton Parish 248.78 Morley 150.00 Amounts received too late for inclusion in above Bellevue Parish St. John's School, Scarborough ..... 150.00 244.16 lic education here "relists:Corrigin Parish St. Pius X School, Manning 244.00 levant to the needs of 150.00 Presentation Convent, Rivervale 260.00 Mosman Park Parish Aquinas College, Manning 241.78 the country." 150.00 St. Thomas Aquinas School, Bedford Kellerberrin Parish St. Benedict's School, Applecross 220.89 148.00 Park 160.00 Hilton Park Parish St. Brendan's College, Beaconsfield 146.80 217.84 Mater Gratiae School. Carilla 32.00 Medina Parish ..._ St. Joseph's Girls' School, Parry 214.40 St. Mary's Girls' College, Leederville 85.88 Willagee Parish _ Street, Frtle. 206.70 139.56 St. Brendan's College, Beaconsfield _ 11.30 Mandurah Parish St. Joseph Pignatelli School Attadale 130.00 200.02 Our Lady of Missions School Tuckerfield Nth. Doubleview Parish St. Columba's School, Bayswater 199.57 130.00 St., Fremantle 2.40 North Fremantle Parish St. Michael's School, Bassendean 197.99 125.85 Brigidine Convent School, Wembley 250.00 Beverley Parish Our Lady of the Missions School 187.80 St. Joseph's School, Pinjarra 50.00 Brentwood Parish .._ Tuckerfield St., Ftle. 178.39 120.00 Loreto Convent, Webster St. Nedlands 21.45 Redcliffe Parish ..... St. Joseph's School, Merredin 177.15 120.00 Kalamunda Parish St. Joseph's School, York 176.42 115.59 Total: $873.03 Glendalough Home _... 170.50 Wanneroo Parish _ _ 167.10 483 Great Eastern Quairading Parish _ _ 159.89 H'way, Redcliffe Lesmurdie Parish ..... 159.06 * By EDITH McNAMARA Pinjarra Parish _ 146.19 Phone 65 3157 Armaddale Paris 145.92 FROM the beautiful lake country round the Carlisle Parish.............._ _ MONUMEN TAL 138.78 State of Michigan in the United States, Wilson Parish ...... _ 137.10 SPECIALISTS Norseman Parish ...... _ comes an American to Perth. 134.70 Cloverdale Parish _ 127.02 After Hours 67 3815 Miss Phyllis Franowicz of Grand Rapids, Balcatta Parish _ 115.92 Michigan is staying with relatives in GrayCunderdin Parish 114.95 Hamilton Hill - Jandakot Parish lands Road, Claremont. 114.70 Wundowie Parish 113.23 She was born in Germany, of Polish parCarilla Parish _ 112.84 ents, who migrated to America after the Belmont Parish 10728 war. Phillis was two years old. Spearwood Parish 107.21 Embleton Parish She was educated at the Sacred Heart 89.28 Guildford Parish 86.07 Grade School, and the West Catholic High Kelmscott Parish 82.29 School. When she left school she worked East Cannington Parish 71.23 for the Federal Government, Department of Kenwick Parish 76.39 Defence in Grand Rapids. Here, in Perth, Toodyay Parish _ 7230 Nazareth House, Hilton Park she is employed as a secretary in a large 36.00 Karrinyup Parish 30.50 city business firm. Maida Vale Parish 10.50 "I have only been here for four months," Phillis said, "I came out to see my aunt and Total for 1966 Parish Appeals & Mission Sunday) $47,887.33 uncle, and also my brother, who has been Resident Chemist here for three years. My brother has been attending the University and now has a Bachelor of Arts degree." 274 Cambridge St. Phillis was very excited when she described her heartwarming welcome, "EveryO PTOMETRISTS 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 one was so friendly and interested," she Wembley - 87 3984 said. 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 "It was like coming home for me." R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist Back home, Phillis belonged to the Polish National Group. This club was formed to carry on the tradition of the old country. Folk dancing is taught, and the dancers wear Polish National costumes. It is possible to I asked Phillis what difference did learn the Polish language, and the history she of Poland, at the club. At first this club notice between the life here, compared with life at home. was formed for adult membership only, but "In America," she said, later it was discovered that there was a great "man becomes so need for children to participate, because the accustomed to the hurried pace of living young are inclined to drift away from their that sometimes he doesn't have the opportunity to really see where own nationality. he is going - who At home she enjoyed swimming in the he is - or what he is doing in life. For me, warm lakes of Michigan, playing badminton, Australia is providing the opportunity to see l ife in a different and the fun of tobogganing. Here she perspective." plays squash and loves to dance. She went on to say that one of the most Phillis is a member of the Legion of Mary, favourable aspects that she has found in Ausand is a Stella Mans tralian life is the absence Hostess. of class prejudice, "I haven't belonged to anything like the and she believes it is the one place where Stella Mans before.," the individual is still she said, "I feel that remembered. it keeps me in close contact with my faith. I She decided to come r eally enjoy to Australia for three attending the discussion groups r easons. To meet her relatives, to see the we hold; and it is a chance to do something city her brother f or your fellow speaks of so highly, and to man." learn to accept responsibility. ••••••

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Xaverian Club Notes

Prospective new mem, "S.S. Perth." Departs Sunday, February 5, BRANCH ACTIVITIES: leave the Y.C.W. office generate a Catholic at"The Xaverian Club bers shall be permit, Barrack St., 8 p.m. members who attended is the night of the Irish mosphere among late another and a.m. 9.30 at rewere Re-elections Supper supplied. members ted to attend Club 21-yearand so Social, teenagers the from Club leave will Eve one Years New the cently held for the Redfunctions for a pert, _ olds. Party wish to thank of the Xaverian Club who cliffe branch and office- Redcliffe church at 9.45 od of 8 weeks. After Monday, Jan. 30: Austra- Maureen Elphick for the wish to attend the dance availTickets are a.m. are year bearers for the lia Day Special. "The use of her home for the at the Highgate parish this time, they are ob. office WELCOME HOME: President, Penny Snad- able at the Y.C.W. Dimensions Four" and party, which was suc- hall could make up a liged to become mern. Executive Perth The any from Perth or n i den; Secretary, Sheila bers or cease attend. "Go - Go" girls at St. cessful and enjoyed by party to go. En- welcomes back Bernie Hilton; Treasurer, Jenny Redcliffe Y.C.W.'s. ance. Subject to the Mary's Hall,. Franklin all. Also congratulations been who has Lawrence, 65-1541 or on quiries to asked are embers M Olsen; Publicity Officer, provision of Clauses 6 St., Leederville at 8 go to Maureen and keep Saturday, February away for six months Judy Coverley, Social 65-3240. and 7, attendance at p.m. Michael McGovern on 18, free for another cabThe St. Cecilia's Re- working in Melbourne. Enquiry Secretary, Helen Club functions will ne During this time he was of announcement held be the will which aret gional Youth Group are Olsen. restricted to financial elected to the National Sunday, Feb. 5: Bus trip their engagement. Best at the South Perth comThe re-opening night resuming their dances with River Moore to members only." Executive at the Y.C.W. wishes and congratula- munity Centre Hall. for meetings will be next for North of the River the Redcliffe Council in BenNational Box John to also tions Subscriptions for the Monday night at 7.30 parishes. Following the Bring your own picnic Members are reminddigo. We are looking Elliot who Margaret year and are now due; They p.m. at the school, all successes of the past and 6. 7 lunch. ed that Clauses Bernie giving were married on Janu- 8, of the Constitution may be paid to any girls are invited to at- year at the Hacket Hall forward to member of the Commit, Barbecue and dance ary 14. tend. There will be a venue, the group are now a helping hand to the read as follows:— in Perth for Tennis is being contintee or to the treasurer," at St. Theresa's School, supper after the meet- extending their activi- Executive "All members of the •this year. Nedlands. Bring your ued every Friday night ing and all are welcome. ties to parallel that Club shall pay the anown meat, other eats from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. A reminder is given which exists in the nual subscription withSOCIAL CALENDAR: and drinks will be pro- on the end courts at about the bus trip to Y.C.W. South of the Rivin eight (8) weeks of vided. Barbecue com- Tennivale Tennis Cen Moore River on Sunday, er Organisation. The aim Saturday, Jan. 28:- Y.C.W. the due date. Perth. North 7 p.m. tre, mences at River Cruise aboard February 5. A bus will of these functions is to

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CARDINAL HEENAN IN RELAND I LOCHLINN CARDINAL HEENAN is no stranger to Ireland; his parents came from the Birr (County Offaly) area and his latest visit here has been for the obsequies of his brother, Very Rev. Francis Heenan, a retired Parish Priest of Brentwood (England). The attendance at the funeral at Clareen, Birr, included the Bishop - of Ossory, Most Rev. Dr. Birch. The late Father Heenan was educated at St. Edmund's College, Ware; Oscott College, Birmingham, and in France, and was ordained in 1924. He .took his Theology Degree in Lille University, studied at Cambridge, and later took an Honours Degree in Languages at London University. During the war, he was a chaplain in the British forces, was invalided, retired at an early age„ and spent his last years with his cousins at Howth, Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. V. Anderson. President de Valera was represented at the funeral.

have presentd Father Hipwell in Dublin, with a cheque, having "adopted" the mission. The presentation will go towards building a church; and those who made the gift have been helping Father Hipwell's isolated mission for the past three years. They were asked to name a new mission station opened by the Carmelites in Avila two years ago; they named it after St. Brendan. Father Hipi,vell, brother of Irish international rugby player "Mick Hipwell," is accompanied in his Rhodesian area by another Irishman, Rev. Peter Egan, O'Carm., a native of Dunmore, County Galway.

ambulance eventually got to the hospital. None of the political parties, Government or Opposition, has committed itself to the tactics being employed. The NFA, on the other hand, takes the view that alternative routes were open to traffic, that it advised emergency services in advance that they would be facilitated. and that the Government's failure to discuss the farmers' programme was the real cause. The new Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Neil Blaney from Donegal, has pointed out that the number of meetings between his Department and the NFA in the past two years has averaged one a fortnight, and that, before this demonstration, he had informed them that a further meeting would be arranged when his Departmer4 had reviewed the subject matter, this was towards the end of November, and Mr. Deasy, in early January„ again demanded the meeting. But Mr. Blaney has hinted that the Offences Against the State Act, under which an organisation or parts of its activities can be prohibited, can be used aganst the NFA. He accuses the NFA leadership of "moral blackmail." by using threats of national disruption if its demands are not met. It has also been hinted that there is a strugle for influence between the NFA and another large farm organisation led by Mr. John Feeley. These two organisations failed to reach an agreement for amalgamation, and while Mr. Feeley's is a dairy organisation and the NFA is concerned with all aspects of farming, the task of negotiating separately with them has its difficulties. The aim of both is to bring farm incomes up to industrial incomes, many farms are so small that it is difficult to make them economic units, and throughout Europe the survival of the very small farm as an independent unit in modern times is a grave economic problem for the national exchequers. Government aid to Irish agriculture and allied activities is over £ 50 millions each year, and the NFA takes the view that not enough of this sum does in fact find its way into the farm. The NFA wants the Government to implement a Small Farm Scheme, which would increase production, but the Government does not accept the NFA view that this would not involve further taxation in a country where the taxation potential, although like the farm grants it is a lot higher now that ever before, is limited.

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in inter-party Governments which unseated the present Government for about six years in the past 34 years. Throughout his life he worked so hard for poor people, as a Dail Deputy, that I often wondered if he ever took time to sleep. Indeed, I have a long-standing arrangement with him to write the story of his struggles for the downtrodden, in the early years of • Farm Campaign this century when they were realTHE CAMPAIGN of the National ly foundations, with others who Farmers' Association, led by Mr. are with him and some opposed to Richard Deasy, has branched into him in the political context of our large-scale concentrations of farmown day. ers' vehicles on Irish roads on selThe statement attributed to him * ected days, but the Government is, of course, in the context of his has taken the firm line that dispresent-day activities, and Jim • The Missions discussions with the NFA cannot Everett will be fighting and ac AS NEWS of Rhodesia captures take place in this setting. tive to the very end for his change The new Minister for Agriculthe headlines, it is sometimes forless principles. He has been a ture. Mr. Neil Blaney, has referred gotten by the general public that total abstainer and a deeply reclergy and nuns remain hard at to the danger to life involved in ligious man all his life, he remain work within the frontiers, and wholesale blocking of roads, and ed utterly unchanged by Minister one example is the mission at one of the most disturbing delays ial office, and when he was Min Avila, Umtali, where Rev. Michael reported during the most recent ister for Justice. I would find him Hipwell, O'Carm., is doing much demonstration was that of Mother having lunch in some quite little Mary Martin, foundress of the good work. cafe, and we would talk, not about Men concerned with the head- Medical Missionaries of Mary, who a ffairs of State, but about his efwas on an errand of mercy. lines — the composing 'staff of forts to get a house for some poor In another case, a man in an Newspapers Ltd., Independent family, or an old age pension for Dublin — have remembered the ambulance on his was to hospital somebody whose family circum was found to be dead when the priests behind the frontier: they stances touched him deeply. So Jim Everett and I are not really in conflict;I am not a member of his party, nor of any party: the only organisation to which I ( Paganin Bros.) belong is the National Union of Journalists, having been re-elect Scarborough Bch. Rd., Osborne Park. 24-5357 ed for the fourth consecutive year as chairman of its Dublin Publications and Public Relations Building & Monumental Masons Branch in Dublin; its code is to present the facts fairly. WE MANUFACTURE & DESIGN MARBLE The fact is that after less than ALTARS, REREDOS, BAPTISMAL FONTS, etc. fifty years of native government in this part of Ireland, a short periQUOTES GIVEN AT NO OBLIGATION od in the history of this old land, everyone agrees that there are Ring us at 24-5357 vast uncompleted problems, but there has never been a more confident and competent young generation in the history of what has been,, at all times, a gifted people. If has only to keep the idealism of the past, the sense of permanent values which has character ised so many past generations, and to mingle these in its efforts today. • How Does She Stand? That, indeed, is more or less INCIDENTALLY, looking back what Cardinal Conway is saying in through the files of the RECORD, his references to modern Ireland, I see that a 'reader took me to task of which he is so eminently a part. for giving in my overseas newsletAnd I hope Ireland will be a ter what he took to be an over-en- better and better place, as the thusiastic image of Ireland. He years go ,by, for the Irish to come quoted one of my oldest friends, home to. It is the old dream. And Deputy James Everett of Wicklow, I'm not altogether unconnected as having said the country was with Australia; my grandfather is "never in a worse state." laid to rest there, and my father Deputy Everett, of the Labour was born on a ship coming home 71 . 77MPF74 -V.M. . . Party. is the oldest member of from Australia. Then I met with „ the Dail, is "Father of the House" Napper Tandy, and he took me by he is a former Minister for Jus- the hand; he asked me how was tice and of Posts and Telegraphs Ireland and how does she stand!

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Tennis Notes

The committee and members of St. Mary's Tennis Club extend a welcome home to Fran. cis Walsh who has just returned from twelve months in the Eastern States. We hope her teaching appointment to Wundowie will not pre, vent her from rejoining the club. Night tennis is once again in full swing and members are encourage to bring along their friends on a Wednesday, Plans are under way for a raffle to be held around Easter time Each member is asked to make a special effort to make this a worth while success. This year's club tournament will commence on weekend 25th, 26th Feb ruary. Entrant forms will be sent to each mem ber. Congratulations to clut member Ray Bagley or his recent engagement to Mary Betti. Any boys or girls ter, years and over wlic would be interested it playing tennis on Sun. day mornings at St Mary's Tennis Chit courts, Britannia Rd. Leederville are asked tc ring Mr. R. Taylor or 24-5066 or write Mrs. 13 Harris 3 Stubbs St. Balcatta for further de tails. A small ball fee charge will be necessary.

Retreat Dates For Women Retreat dates for U. Franciscan Missionarie of Mary Retreat HouSt are as follows: Jam). ary 31 to February I, Y.C.W. Leaders: Felarti• ary 24 to February 21) North Doubleview pse. ish: March 3, 4, 5, Mid. land, Floreat and Gos. nells parishes. Dates retreat for may be made with tid Mother Superior, Fr/ilk ciscan Missionaries al Mary, 16 Hampton St Victoria Park. .11

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PRAYER OF THE DAY: SCRIPTURE READING: Hear, Lord, and heed us; grant Paul 2 Corinthians, 4, 10. JANUARY 30 JANUARY 31 us the support of your loving kindness, so that our prayers and INSTRUCTION: el• THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. 4. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. good works may be worthy of Thy Catholic Catechism Book One, acceptance. Through Our Lord, Ch. 47, Page 110, or My Way to Jesus Christ, Thy Son. Amen. THEME: THEME: God, Book 3, Ch. 42, page 90. SERVE GOD.—Today TO celebrate the On this day we ZEAL HYMN: REFLECTION: is the feast of Blessed Sebastian feast of St. John Bosco, the Patron first day. As for the When one carries on one's propValfre. He was an excellent dir- of Youth. Most of his life was er activity, even if it be of temporector of souls and indefatigable spent in rescue work among abanREADING: SCRIPTURE al nature, in union with Jesus, missionary; he always appeared doned children. the Divine Redeemer, it becomes St. Luke, Ch. 2, 22 - 32. joyful and full of vigour, although a work which contributes to one's he had horrible interior sufferings PRAYER OF T'HE DAY: INSTRUCTION: personal supernatural perfection to bear. Lord we pray that Thy grace and helps to extend to others the One, Book Catechism, Catholic us, before may always go with PRAYER OF THE DAY: and after, making us continually Ch. 35, Page 82 or My Way to God, fruits of the Redemption. 4, Page 54. Lord, hear the plea of Thy peo- zealous in good works: Through Book SCRIPTURE ROSARY: ple, and of Thy saints who are the same Christ Our Lord. Amen. Fifth Joyful Mystery —The FindREFLECTION: our advocates. Grant that we may HYMN: ing of the Child Jesus in the TemLet our prayers rise to her who enjoy peace in this life and find As for first day. is the Mother of God and of men, ple. (Intention — For all those help - towards life everlasting. asking her that, since she took with whom we come into daily SCRIPTURE READING: part in the cermonies prescribed contact). HYMN FOR THIS WEEK: Ch. 18, 1-5. Matt. the Law, she may now, when FINAL PRAYER: by Living Parish Hymn Book—No. is raised to heaven, intercede she 9 (or any suitable hymn). As for the first day. INSTRUCTION: her Son, so that the peoples with Holy God, we praise Thy name; the world may be happily gathCatechism, Book One, of Catholic Lord of all, we bow before Thee Ch. 48, page 112, or My Way to ered in peace and concord in one BLESSING: All on earth Thy sceptre claim, unified people of God. Book One Ch. 15, page 44. God, As for the first day. All in heaven above adore Thee. Infinite Thy vast domain, REFLECTION: SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Everlasting is Thy reign. While devoutly reflecting upon Fourth Joyful Mystery — The Our Lord's love and esteem for Presentation in the Temple. (InHark! the loud celestial hymn, FEBRUARY 3 children, let us pray that, fired tention — For peace among NaAngel choirs above are raising; with the flame of charity, we may tions throughout the world). Cherubim and seraphim, ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. be enabled to seek out souls and In unceasing chorus praising, As for first day. lead them to God. help Fill the heavens with sweet accord, TIIEME: FINAL PRAYER: Holy, holy, holy Lord. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY. As for first day. In today's Gospel Christ warns Second Joyful Mystery — The SCRIPTURE READING: His Apostles that the Prophecies Visitation (Intention — For ne- BLESSING: Romans 8, 35 - 39. concerning His Passion, Death and glected and abandoned children As for first day. Resurrection are about to be fulthroughout the world). filled. INSTRUCTION: Catholic Catechism Book One. FINAL PRAYER: Ch. 59. Page 136; or My Way to As for first day. God, Book 3, Ch. 35, Page 76. FEBRUARY 3 BLESSING:

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SCRIPTURE READING: Luke 18: 31 - 43. INSTRUCTION: Catholic Catechism Book One, Ch. 25 Page 61, or My Way to God. Book One, Page 24. REFLECTION: It is fitting that we meditate on Our Lord's zeal to fulfill His Passion, for the Glory of Hia Father and for the salvation of souls. Do we accept, with a good spirit, the crosses and sufferings which assail us by Divine permits sion? Do we offer encouragement to others in the midst of their trials or tribulations? SCRIPTURE ROSARY: Fourth Sorrowful Myster:i — The Carrying of the Cross. (In. tention — For all those inclined to give way to despair.) FINAL PRAYER: As for first clay. BLESSING: As for first clay,

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THEME: ZEAL FOR THE SALVATION OF THE WHOLE WORLD. "The laity should all remember that they can reach all men and contribute to the salvation of the whole world by public worship and prayer, by penance and voluntary acceptance FEBRUARY 2 of hardships," Decree on APosolate of Laity. + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. PRAYER OF THE DAY: THEME: Graciously accept the offerings THE PURIFICATION OF OUR of Thy servants, 0 Lord, so that LADY. — When the time had come our prayers and sacrifices prefor Mary's Purification according sented in Thy honour may further to the law of Moses, Jesus was the salvation of us all. brought to Jerusalem to present Hitn before the Lord there, as it HYMN: is written in God's Law. As for the first day, BLESSING: As for first clay.

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4- THE SIGN OF THE CROSS.

THEME: ZEAL FOR THE APOSTOLATE. "Wherever there are people in need of food and drink, clothing, housFEBRUARY 1 ing, medicine, employment, edu+ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. cation . . . there Christian charity should seek them out and find SCRIPTURE ROSARY: them . . . and help them with apTHEME: First Joyful Mystery — The AnFeast of St. Ignatius. In the propriate relief." Decree on Aposnweiation (Intention — An infirst century this great martyr, tolate of the Laity. crease of the spirit of zeal). while enduring untold torments, was so afire to shed his blood PRAYER OF THE DAY: FINAL PRAYER: for Christ that he begged the Hallow the gifts we offer, Lord, Let us find in Thee a giver of faithful in the Coliseum to do noth- and cleanse us wholly from the holiness and a protector, Lord, ing to prevent this. "I fear that defilement of our sins. Through and may we be fortified by the your charity may harm me . . . Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen. aid of Thy saints, to please Thee never will so fine an opportunity by the conduct of our lives and be given me to go to God." HYMN: to serve Thee in peace of mind, As for the first day. through Our Lord, Jesus Christ. PRAYER OF THE DAY: Amen. SCRIPTURE READING: Lord, may Thy heavenly grace Isaias 58, 6 - 9, 10. increase the members of Thy BLESSING: Church, which it has pleased Thee May the blessing of Almighty to adorn with the shining merits INSTRUCTION: God, the Father, the Son and the of Thy blessed martyr, Ignatius. Catholic Catechism, Book 1, Ch. Holy Spirit descend upon us and 23, Page 57, or My Way to God. remain with us forever. Amen. HYMN: Book 3, Ch. 11, Page 26. As for first day. REFLECTION: SCRIPTURE READING: Am I imbued with the spirit of the Ecumenical Council, and St. Mark, Ch. VIII. 34 - 39. do I fulfil, with zeal, the recomINSTRUCTION: mendations for the lay apostolate? Catholic Catechism Book One, AmIconcerned to assist the needy Ch. 59, Page 136, or My Way to and destitute people of God dispersed throughout the world? God, Book 3, Page 102. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: REFLECTION: Third Joyful Mystery — The Our strength is renewed by receiving Holy Communion. Let us Birth of Our Lord. (Intention — try to approach the Holy Table for our own work as Apostles). with more fervour and devotion. FINAL PRAYER: Do we look upon suffering as As for first day. one means of strengthening our souls, and drawing us closer to BLESSING: God? As for first day. SCRIPTURE ROSARY: First Sorrowful Mystery — The Agony in the Garden (Intention— For all those suffering in perseFEBRUARY 4 cuted countries).

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M ISSION NOTES By REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY

the "OH, LET US ALL together sal- 'funds to the Missions. Hence, colis that money the of this allocation Church; missionary ute the is made Church blown about by the four lected for the Missions which to organisation same whose the by 5), 10,, Didache, winds (cf. her given. is it keep alone charity and aith f The Superior Council is made t ogether: this Church of the brave priests, laymen, Sisters, catechists, up of the National Director and helpers, all working in patience of priests and prelates representtwo and kindness to "implant" the ing their country in Rome: Society the (where France from her salute Church herself; let us in her new native formations, in- was founded) and one from each tent on mutual enrichment: of the of the following countries: BelChurch, with the expressions of gium, Brazil, the United State of their native civilisation, and of this America, Canada, England, Germcivilisation, with the treasures of any, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Mextruth and grace that belong to ico, Spain, Switzerland. The SuChristianity let us salute her in her perior Council meets three times back areas, in her organisations, a year to decide on the allocation which give her birth and sustain of funds to the Missions in variher, looks at her as an example, ous parts of the world. of all Catholicity, which glories in None of the money is invested her, look at her as an example, or placed in banks for long-term through it recognises itself as liv- interest; whatever is given to the ing and going forward, and behind Society is distributed to the Misit admires, as in a sign and in a sions within a year from the time dream,, Him who appears in the that it is received by the Superior immense firmament of history, ma- Council. The cost of the adminisjestic and mysterious, the Son of tration by the Secretariat of the man and the Son of God, the eter- Superior Council last year amountnal Jesus, who says: "Do not be ed to 0.16 percent, or noteably less afraid. I am the First and the than one percent, of the total inLast and He who lives:I was dead, come. and behold I am living for everThe subsidies distributed to the more- (Apoc. 1, 17-18). Missions are divided into two cate"Let us thank the missionary gories: ordinary and extraordinChurch, which lights up this won- ary. There are 760 dioceses or ecderful and exalting vision of clesiastical circumscriptions that Christ before our minds. Let us are eligible for aid, and each of promise her that we will support these receives an ordinary subsidy her with our prayers and help." toward its maintenance. To give Pope Paul VI. one example, when the superior Council met last May to allocate HOW THE PONTIFICAL SOCI- ordinary subsidies to all these dioETY FOR THE PROPAGATION ceses, it granted to the dioceses OF THE FAITH FUNCTIONS. in Africa three million, six hundThe Pontifical Society for the red thousand dollars to aid in Propagation of the Faith is a prac- their maintenance. tical application of the mind of Every missionary in the terriVatican Council II that the whole tory that comes under the S. ConChurch is missionary. It is the gregation "de Propaganda Fide" Pope's specific organisation for the may make a request for financial Missions that penetrates the uni- aid for a special project, such as versal Church, for it promotes, on the construction of a church, a hosthe one side, the Church giving pital, an orphanage, a leprosarium. and praying for the apostolate, a catechetical centre for the trainand on the other, the Church re- ing and support of catechists. ceiving and praying for benefac- Every legitimate request, approved tors. by or coming from the local authThe Society is organised first on orities, is presented to the Supera diocesan level. The funds col- ior Council at its meeting, and a lected through the Society in each grant, known as an extraordinary diocese are sent by the Diocesan subsidy, is made in proportion to Director to the National Director, the funds available. who in turn reports the total amount collected each year in his GOD LOVE YOU to—Anon. for country to the Superior Council of $1.00; to L.A.S. for $4.00; to Anon. the Pontifical Society for the Pro- for $2.00 for St. Peter Apostle pagation of the Faith in Rome. Fund, "In Memorium"; to Anon. According to the statutes of the for $2.00 "for the Missions"; to Society, the superior Council is J.D. for $10.00; to M.W. for $50.00; solely authorised to distribute its to Anon. for $20.00.

GOD LOVE YOU! • By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN , IT IS INDEED a mark of Christ:. door stop singing Christmas car' mas if we give as the Father gave ols. He knows everything: our ; us His Eternal Son. This is looking loneliness, and when we are alone, at Christmas from the "heaven the things in our lives that we canside." How does the time after not handle; of the devil that anChristmas become vital in our liv- noys us in all of our fears. He es if it is not by taking on the knows it all because He took all , swaddling bands of humanity, the of this upon Himself. poverty and slums of Latin AmerChristmas, then, will be a sign ' ica, the open white sores of the to you in the following ways: if , ulcerous, the 10,000 people who you are tight, close with your mon; die daily of starvation? The Babe ey, become generous. That will ,in the manger took on our burd- be a sign. If you have millions, it ens, infirmities, weaknesses. He will be a sign if you send a million gave no explanation of the evil for the poor. If you are poor, it that is in the world, nor promised will be a sign if you send a dime. that we would escape it. But He Christmas is a time for accepting showed us how to overcome it. limitations; seeing One Whom the ' WE GIVE GENEROUSLY to those universe could not contain become whom we love, but during the One of the little ones of this world; , Christmas season we should think become identified with the homeof those who are unloved. There less, the refugees, the slum dwelis nothing that Christ did not lers with the youths who are take on for us, no ache, no pain, caught up in dope, lost sons and no isolation, no betraying kiss. He w ayward daughters. Christmas is understands everything. He does not a time of froth and sentimennot wear the disinterested face of tality. Christmas is a time when those people who call themselves God not only enters into the limir eligious but are disinterested in tations of other people, but into the stables of the world. He has our own. So Christmas will be the eyes of those who roam about happy not when someone gives the ruins of the world. He took something to you, but when you on wounds because He knew that take on the burden of another. only the wounded know how to God Love You: heal wounds. Therefore, His face • SEND your gift for the Missions to does not vanish when the ChristRev. Father W. J. Foley, Catholic mas candles go out, and when the Missions Office, 77 St. George's flickering flame is dissolved into wax, and whep Santa goes up the Terrace, Perth, or to your Diocesan chimney, and when children at the Missions Director.

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Retention of compulsory religious education in this coun- responsibility to further try's secular state schools is expected to be recommended in to the utmost this co-opthe official report of a government -appointed committee eration." everything that Despite studying primary education. was said at the confer-

This religious educa- with their non-Catholic er been greater. In ar- ence, delegates also deriving at the fullest co- cided to set up a comtion, although it perhaps counterparts, he said. between mittee to investigate the He listed three threats operation does not make any great priests and parents the possibility of research impact on young child- to the old order: ren, consists of non-con- • Lack of funds and the Catholic teacher, because into the effects, function troversial teaching of the increase in the child of his dual capacity, and validity of Catholic unique a position holds education. Bible and, along with population. morning prayers, mainThe threat that the • tains a Christian religmore selective secious emphasis. ondary schools (inreThe forthcoming the denominacluding port — known as the tional schools) might Plowden Report after its eventually disappear. chairman, Lady Plowden — is expected to find • Changes over the next 10 years, during which that such instruction is he forecast that inbeneficial. sch o o 1 s dividual The committee had rewould lose their indeceived a minority report staffs pendence, expressing the humanwould be centralised ists' opposition to such and students and fainstruction. The minorcilities shared. ity report was signed by A. A. Ayer, professor of logic at Oxford UniversDecree ity. Thomas HolBishop Though statistics are land of Salford reminded unavailable, three out of conference of the every four Catholic chil- the Vatican Council's Second dren of primary school on Christian Eduage — up to the age of Decree which states that cation, 11 — attend England's the Catholic school ha 1,820 Catholic-aided priof its importmary schools. The rest lost none relevance. and ance have to go to non-CathoHe said that the school lic schools. "is not merely an Intel- 1 lectual instrument. It has to create its own di, Suggestions atmos p he rr Forecasts about the tinctive Plowden Report say it which is one of the libmay ask for more flexi- erty and the charity of ' bility about the school- the Gospels." starting age, now fixed In the Catholic school, at five. It is likely also he said, the unifying printo suggest that primary ciple was the message schools take children of salvation. "Although your fun.. for another year (up to the age of 12), to ask for tions as teachers may be the of taken over by the classappointment thousands of teachers' room television and au helpers who will be able dio-visual aids," he told to relieve teachers of the meeting, "your main some of their profes- purpose is one of co-orsional duties, and also to dination so that thr seek a crash programme child can be built into to improve standards in a relevant whole by slum area schools and someone who is a re1,, call for a registration vant whole." The conference passed system for new private schools, which at pres- a concluding resolutio ent can be started by al- saying: "In the disturbed con most anybody. The Plowden commit- ditions of the world the tee has been working on primary role of the Ca- , its report for over three tholic teacher must be years. Among the hun- to equip our childre:i dreds of organisations for their place in this from which it has taken world and this may br• evidence are the Catho- best fulfilled in our GI lic Education Council, tholic schools — the , the Catholic Teachers' need for which has nevFederation and the National Board of Catholic Women. Other Catholic evidence was given and modern design committee members inand genuine spected a variety of schools here and in the United States, the Soviet Union and elsewhere in Europe. The Plowden commitc ombined by tee's recommendations will, of course, be carefully considered by the jWAN) • row government and are likely to be put into practice in time. Any changes . at will generally affect Catholic schools which will have to remain as competitive as possible. Catholic teachers took their own look at the 346 Albany Hwy., Vic. Park, 6 2091 334 Cambridge St., Wembley, 87 4306 country's evolving education system at the annual conference of the Above: Catholic Teachers' FederDressing ation in Liverpool. Table $187.50, Padded Stool Revolution $30.00 One of the principal speakers, Prof. A.C.F. Right: 4ft. Beales of London UniRobe $240.00 versity, told them what Tall Chest most Catholics here now with mirror realise: that the future S178.15. of Catholic schools was "something of an open See also 4ft. 6in. Bed question." It would be determined by a social, $69.90, 3ft. rather than an educaBed $60.00. tional, revolution, he 3ft. Robe said. $187.50 and The new comprehenbeautiother sive schools would make ful pieces it financially difficult for Catholic educators to compete success f u 11 y

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There bin for sorting clean Fluctuations in water If possible, when you a big factor. should also be a place clothes that need iron- pressure are prevalent in plan laundry placement, If bathroom or kitchen to ing, and a full-lengt h some rural, suburban store detergents, avoid closet for hanging wash- and the basement, plumbing facilities can bleach and other even launresidential since this involves extra also service the laundry dry aids, at least three and-wear garments par- areas, more particularly stair - climbing with appliances, installation well-ventilated bins for tially dry. This cupboard in the summer months loads. Near the source costs will be lower. sorting soiled laundry by can also be used to store with the continual hos,of soiled clothes and Electricity and gas con- type supplies, the ing of gardens. 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Saint Andrew Corsini

Seen here is the altar and tomb of St. Andrew Corsini in the Carmelite church in Florence. His feast day was added to the calendar of the Western Church in 1737. Andrew, named for the great Apostle, was born in 1302 at Florence. In spite of the good example of his parents he preferred to spend his youthful years with bad companions in vice and prodigality. As a result of his mother's constant prayers Andrew eventually grew ashamed of the life he was leading and one day in the church of the Carmelite friars in Florence he vowed to enter the religious life. Shortly aftei ordination in 1328 he went to Paris to further his studies. Upon his return to Florence four years later he was chosen as prior of the Carmelite monastery there. He converted many hardened sinners by his preaching and by the exemplary life he led. Elected Bishop of Fiesole in 1349 he led an even more frugal life and increased his austerities. His tenderness and care for the poor was particularly noteworthy as was his ability in peace-making between factions. Taken ill while singing Mass on Christmas night, 1373, he died a fortnight later. He was immediately proclaimed a saint by the people but was not officially canonised for several centuries. by Arthur O'Leary NINIINININNP

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The concert charges are being borne by the sponsor, Mr. T. Wardle. The first week also brings two orchestral Concerts at A COUPLE of years was all about. He was ROBBY SNOWDEN of stant tossing of chairs. he 1967 Festival of and John Exton (violin). Promenade the Somerville AuditorPerth opens on Sun- The last will be perform- ium on Wednesday, Feb- ago I met a young man, completely dependent on 'Club Seventeen' is off arrows etc. at the day, January 29, with ing one of his own ruary 1 and Saturday, well over six feet tall the director for every next week to try his era. with blue eyes and a inflection and move. luck in the Eastern Along for the ride two free concerts. The works, the Fantasy for February 4. mass of blonde hair. At one of pop music will be Violin and Piano (toThat he more than States. He is already were Guy Madison who The conductor will be the time he was workthe first of a series of gether with Alice Ger- Thomas Mayer on both held his own in the com- booked for `Kommotion' seems to have ausa ll for the Australian pro- pany f ourteen free concerts rard). of Alec Guiness and and 'Go.' He follows peared from the screen nights. The Wednesday duction of 'Sound of Mu this with a Two other local comseason in forever. At in the Supreme Court this stage Robert Newton is a triprogramme inc lude s name was bute - Gardens which will cov- posers (both young) will Haydn's Military Sym- sic.' His to the director and Adelaide and another in of his life he was thE Howard Davies. John Sydney. During his Syd- perfect handsome jaaen. represented, both er a wide variety of be phony, Brahms Four Some ten years before to John's inherent act- ney stay he is booked ile lead, and Frank writing for string trio. lighter music. Serious Songs sung by he was around four feei ing ability. The tag to practically every Lovejoy who made a car. The other free con- Jennifer Fowler's String Bruce Martin, Antill's this story is that now it for high with the same has TV show that has teen- eer out of being the cert in the Basil Kirke Trio is a one-movement 'Corroboree,' all gone and the W o If 's blonde hair and the age appeal, including a hero's best friend.' Studio at 3 p.m. is to- work divided into three Italian Suite and same look in his eyes. young boy who won new one from Channel All in all it wasn't tally devoted to cham- parts; Ashley Arbuckle's Strauss's 'Rosenkavali world acclaim for his er This was the time when ber music by Australian Nine Miniatures were Suite. performance of 'Oliver' Two called 'Cracker- bad reminder of th he was playing Oliver in jack.' good old days on a sat. composers: It is import- written as an exercise The Saturday concert the movie version of is now working backant for us to listen to in the economy of ideas will urday afternoon wben stage, because rather include Beethoven's `Oliver Twist.' This film -what they have to say and should therefore be Symphony we used to sit in the No. 4 and was given a showing last like a boy soprano when GARLAND AGAIN: front stalls at the mat succinct. dismiss them and not will end with 'A Night Monday afternoon on his voice breaks, John This time with a hint of inee and blissfully dkee The other works are in in advance as so many Vienna' consisting of ABW2. John admitted Howard Davies the adult people do. We owe it Felix Warder's Fantasias lighter works is not the actor he was surprise that she let the hero on as the h, by the to me that when he made Bobby Darin steal the dians toppled from their to them to listen the for String Trio, Colin Strausses, Lehar, Heu- the film he had little as a child. show from ABW2 last horses. first time; they owe it Brumby's Strophe for berger, Stolz, etc. knowledge of what it Saturday. Mr. Darin to us that we listen a Clarinet, Violin and Piwho has developed from ano, Peter Tahourdin's second time. The players will be the Sonata for Clarinet and DO YOU KNOW any. SUNDAY afternoon on a 'pop' idol into quite Oriel String Quartet, Piano and Peter SculABW2 gave me the op- an intelligent night club one who has won a Alice Gerrard (piano), thorpe's Sixth String portunity to renew ma entertainer handled him- prize in TV Derby? Jack Harrison (clarinet) Quartet. acquaintanceship with self beautifully and lit- I Somehow or other Iget carried Juda , the feeling the odds are 'The Card.' A delightful erally period comedy from the through a duet sequence against you, • them better days of Alec that had her flounder- , I've never been a sut Guiness and Ealing com- ing. This week she joina ' cessful gambler. To my amazement, af- ed with all the aplomb edies. Also in the cast forces with Mel Torme. ter spending a very en- of veterans. The voices, was the.delightful Glynis This should be yet anUSE joyable evening listening particularly those of the Johns, who battles it other viewing must. YOU READ IT HERE to Oscar Strauss,' "The "leads" were faultless out with Joan GreenFIRST: Watch 10 Chocolate Soldier," at but one stood out from wood for the most de'Young Johnny.' The LAWN & GARDEN t he Theatre Guild last all others, that of 'An- licious voice in British 'CHARGE AT Feather hour special made by FERTILISERS and River,' the movie from Johnny Young while it week, I learned that, gelo Bonner' who play- films. TVW7 last Sunday was Perth. The prograrnme apart from the leading ed a most enchanting The plot was reminisa lesson for writers of also includes 'Th. ' Clan lady, all were pupils of 'Chocolate Soldier. This 7sa cent of Oscar Wilde and the classic Western plot. and Glenn Hitchcock. Miss Colleen Clifford's actor has also that abthe performances gendrama, or musical clas- stract thing which is It had Indians, gun uinely hilarious. fights, the cavalry and ses. They could have called "a stage presence," For lovers of the pop the fade out kiss when f ooled me.' This delight- and his handling of HIGHLIGHT OF THIS scene, Petula Clarke pro- the hero finally shows WEEK'S VIEWING ful operetta was perform- "Lieutenant Bomerli" was a joy to watch. As vided the romantic in- us that there is more Watch for Desilu Plat "Nadina Popoff," Dawn terest for Sir Alec. As to his life than his house on TVW7 Friday st 9.30. 'Man in Orbit' k Couzens was a perfect unlikely a combination horse. This film was origin- the title of the story choice for the role; with as 'The Beatles' joining Leigh for a ally in three dimensions, It stars Academy Awaid a lovely soprano voice, Vivien and a stage movement scene from 'Macbeth.' which explains the con- winner Lee Marvin. ..ii which was graciousness itself, these two young people enchanted the audience with their beautiful solos and duets. Another The Therry Society of of all theatrical Catho- programmed with parte softer sop'Sophisticated comedy' rano, a lass with a lo W.A. will open the 1967 lics. The Society needs ular emphasis on plaa would describe "The of talent was Nola Hub- year with their Annual more members to ca y set for the scho( Little Hut" Patch TheaJ out this tre's current offering. ble, playing "Masha." Mass and Communion on this work. Anybody carry The comedy on of role Sunday, January 29. interested can obtain gramme they need , Wittily written by Andre 1 Roussin, it deals with "Aurelia" was well done All members past and full details by ringing Actors and actresses, j three people, having been by Ellen Mellows, who present are asked to at- Edna Hopkins (21-8211 piring or well known Colette Wiltshire not the only need — shipwrecked, and trying was also the possessor I tend the 10 a.m. Mass at or to live as comfortably as of a beautiful strong St. Mary's Cathedral, (23-3314) during office Soviety requires an Perth on that day. After hours. trician, some I possible on a hibiscus contralto voice. Ron Pierpoint played Mass breakfast will be I Over the years the with sewing mac and coconut laden tropia convincing "Major •served at Edna Hopkin's Therry Society has built men with some ideas cal island. Harrold the completely soluble I up a name as one of the how to use a ha ' Walsh's set is beautiful, Alexius," whilst Julian flat. leading theatrical groups and a saw, painters and the audience were Vanzetti, as "Captain The Therry Society is , in Perth. Last year If you can do any quick to show their ap- Massakroff" and Emil Franz as "Colonel Pop- the Catholic Drama drama classes for meat- these things do get preciation. off" each deserve ack- Group — all Catholics bers were run by Coralie , touch with Therry. As the husband and nowledgement. who are interested in Condon, Mrs. B. Hearder I for Flowers, Vegetables wife, "Philip" and "SuThe principals were theatre, acting and all and Chris Johnston. One I bf.g......anapaaat san", Robert Carter and backed with a chorus of forms of entertainmen INDOOR PLANTS t of the most successful Patricia Gibson, were 20 mixed, but well blend- should belong to the theatrical productions in Shrubs and Seedlings well cast and most con- ed voices. Therry Society even if Perth in 1966 was tl vincing. "Henry" the The 'sets,' were amorn they belong t any other Therry presentation oi friend was played de- the best I've seen at the drama group in Perth. "The Prisoner." lightfully by Bill Gill. Guild Theatre, the exe- This is a point often The Catholic School. Doris Hudson's produc- cutor of which was J forgotten by many peo- Drama Festival run by tion was smooth, if at Jenkins. Miss Clifford's , pie. Therry was formed the Society each year is or your nearest Garden Supply Store times, a little slow, for production and direction. , 23 years ago with the acknowledged as being Distributed in W.A. by this type of play, bord- together with the very ! general aim of bringing one of the theatrical • BIG LIFTS ering on farce. However, obvious teamwork from Christ into the world of events of the year. Uni 4 • HIGH LIFTS if you like "stupid situ- both cast and backstaga entertainment. In this fortunately, due to build: 3 to 30 tons ations," clever dialogue, crew, made this a de- day and age this need ing alterations, not many and a good laugh, don't lightful evening's enter- ! is even more deeply felt plays could be presented 44 Belmont Ave., Belmont 65 1711 miss Patch's "Little Hut." tainment. and Therry can only in 1966 at the Therry A.M.B. ANNE BURNETT. I exist with the support headquarters at St. Mary's Hall, Leederville. 24 HOLZ However, this year tha SERVICE Society has many pia:

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that Catholics should fore, addressing tendance at Mass? the "New Light," Adelaide. verified "at all times in fulfil their religious du- substance of the faith the Church." In his R.: That has nothing to ties fervently with at- remains the same, and Q.: If Christianity is opening address to thg founded on truth, why Council, October 11, do with the truth of the tention, recollection, and must remain the same, the late Pope John's 1962, he said: "Christ is Catholic religion. It con- deep interior devotion. the ways in which it is fear that we had in- ever resplendent as the cerns only the disposipresented is quite anherited a religion one centre of history and of tions and attitude in "WHY THE VATICAN other matter; and he might well question as life. Men are either with practice of some Catho- COUNCIL?" said the Council must to whether it was ori- Him and His Church, lics towards their re- Q.: If Christianity is devise ways and means ginal and whether it and then they enjoy ligion. If you will get (Modern founded on truth, why of presenting the faith has developed on the light, goodness, order and read Pope John's i n accordance with the the Vatican Council? Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS right lines? needs of our own times, and peace; or else they own book, published afCnr. Atwell Arcade 8, Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 R.: Because Church, the ter death his entitand R.: Pope John enter- are without Him and led "Journal of a Soul," which Scripture describ- thus making men turn tained no such fear. You against Him and delib- you will find its out- es as "the pillar and the their minds to heavenly yourself deny the truth erately opposed to His standing characteristic ground of truth" (1 Tim: things and their own then they eternal destiny. None of Christianity and in Church, and to be his unwavering 3.15) has the duty of your letter declare Christ give rise to confusion; faith, absolute sincerity preaching the Christian of these points that you to have been an evil and bitterness in human re- and profound piety and truth to all nations have raised support in mentally-deranged fraud; lations, and the con- fervour. And they were through all ages till the any way at all your denand you say the world stant danger of fratri- those dispositions which end of time, and age ial of the truth of the S PECIAL will be better off if we cidal wars." Never did he sought to enkindle in differs from age in its Christian religion. The get rid of the Christian Pope John question the such Catholics as may cultural outlook. Cus- worth of your further H OSPITAL If originality of the teach- have drifted into a mere- toms, practices and lin- observations we'll disreligion altogether. you think any word ings of Christ, nor their ly mechanical fulfilment guistic idioms which cuss in future sessions. transmission in from the lips of Pope faithful "The truth of their religious duties. appealed in previous Church the John XXIII can be quotLord," the he told the One can have the truth times are not necessarof ed in support of your "remains Council, for- and not live up to it; ily suitable for our own contentions, you are and Pope John's plea was era. Pope John, thereever." very much mistaken. In his Decree of December CATHOLICS" 25, 1961, convoking the "LAX Vatican Council he said Q.: Why did Pope John use the term "automathat Christ's promise: TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2nd. tic Catholics" in des"Behold I am with you 4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. cribing the adherents all days even to the conSUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW Perth ( St. Mary's Cathcr of the Church of Rome summation of the world" ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record in the matter of atdrat): 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 (Matt. 28:20) has been Office of any variation in the times below.) a.m., 5 p.m. Queens Park: 7.30, 9.31 R.S.V.P., Epping: Applecross: foreshadowed 7, Inglewood: 8, 9, 7.30, 10a.m. realities 9.30 a.m. Set Sharpened and She3rs Lawn Mowers, a.m. 6 p.m. Q.: Are there not many to come at the end of Jandikot: 10 a.m. Quinn's Beach: (See Nortk Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. signs in the Bible by time. Jarrandale: ( 1s t ) 10 a.m., Wanneroo). Ashfield: 8 a.m. which, as Adventists VAIN CONJECTURES ( 3rd), 10 a.m. Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Attadale: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., maintain, we can judge LOCKSMITHS GUNSMITHS 7 p.m. Joondanna: 6.30, 8, 9, 10, R iverton Mission: 7, 4 that the Last Day is Q.: What do you underLocks, Door Cosers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced stand as the "Last Balcatta: 7, 9 a.m. 8.M. near at hand? 7 p.m. CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT, Immediate Service Day?" Balga: (See Mirrabooka). Kalamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 R iverton Church Hall. R.: Not in reality. One 8.30, 9.45 a.m. R.: In the absolute Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 p.m. should be put on one's a.m. R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.1w Karragullen: 9 a.m. guard against such an sense, it means the Diva.m. idea by Christ's declara- ine Act which, with the Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m. Eastor tion in Mk. 13:32 that Second Coming of Christ Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Rockingham: Christglas (1st, 3rd), a .m., 5 p.m. neither men nor angels to judge all mankind, a.m., 5 p.m. THE RADIATOR SPECIALISTS 7.30 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, nor even He Himself will terminate human Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Kenwick: 9 a.m. 9.30, 10.30 a.m. 5th): 9 a.m.; Christmaz had any definite know- history in this world. Kewdale: (Summer): 8 FOR 40 YEARS to Feb: 8, 9 a.m., 7 p.m ledge as to when it is In a relative sense, the Belmont: 7, 10 a.m. and a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. are now located at R oleystone: 7 a.m. at State 5 p.m. likely to occur. And al- First Coming of Christ Koongamia: Cancelled. most His last recorded as the Messiah fulfilled Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 K winana: School except last Sum(Sea Cadets 87 Charles Street, West Perth a.m., 6 p.m. words to the Apostles the Old Testament proHall, Office Rd.), 7 p.m. day of month. and offer you the same guaranteed expert service were: "It is not for you phecies. Christ rejected Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Lancelin Island: 2nd Sun- Rottnest: Christmas tts 6 p.m. to know the times and by those who should day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. Easter: 11.45 a.m. Ring or Call — Phone 28 3606 accepted Him, Brentwood: 7, 9 a.m., 5 Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 Safety Bay: Easter ti the moments, which the have p.m. Father has put in His founded His own Church a.m. (Tower St.): 8.30 Christmas (1st, 3rd). own power" (that is, has as the Kingdom of God Carilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m. a.m. 9 a.m.; (2nd, 4th, 5th) reserved to Himself). in its initial stages on Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. 7.30 a.m.; Christmaa Enjoy the Beet 6.30 p.m. Acts 1:7. To say the earth, and predicted the Maddington: 9 a.m. t o Feb.: 7.30, Accommodation & Service 8.30 a.m destructio n of Jerusa- Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. least, it is most unlikeMaida Vale: 8 a.m. Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Hotel Cottesloe ly that we would be lem and its Temple, Castledare: (See Wilson). Mandurah a.m., 7 p.m. : Dec. 26 to which meant the "Last City Beach (High School): RIGHT ON THE SEA FRON11 given a series of signs St. Catherine Laboure, BedFeb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 Day" relatively for Juwhich would enable us 8.30 a.m. ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. Phone 3 2155 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 to discover for ourselves daism. In reference to Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Serpentine (3rd): to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. 10.30 that, Christ gave definR. St DYMOCIC, MORIN information God has reCloverdale: 7, 9 a.m. 8.M. 7, 8.15, 9.30 served to Himself and ite preparatory signs Collbellup: 9 a.m. (Prim- Manning: Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.31 a.m. does not intend us to which could and did enary School) Shenton Park Bayswater Hotel poss 8.171. Mayfands: 7 8.30, 15, 10 able Christians to esess. OFF. STATION South Perth: a.m. 7.30, 9.31 cape from the city to Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. Hotel Excellent Accommodation NICHOLSON ROAD Frequent Train Service 4 miles a.m., 5.30 p.m. the neighbouring hills Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. BIBLICAL SIGNS SHENTON PARK f rom City. Large Parking Area 5 p.m. Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m., V in 70 AD. But no signs 7 p.m. Spacious Car Park BED and BREAKFAST Q.: Many biblical referBed-Breakfast. Moderate Rates REASONABLE TARIFF Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 could serve this same Darlington: 9.30 a.m. p.m. ences can be quoted Beer Garden, Open Air Bar LES BARTLET, Prop. purpose in regard to the Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, a.m., 5.30 p.m. St. Mary's Cathedral: (S... Phone: 8 2170 TEL.. 711224 to that effect. 11 a.m., 7.30 p.m. "Last Day" of all huMirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 Perth). R.: Seemingly, perhaps. man history which will Dianella: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. 8.M. Subiaco: 6.45, 8, 9.15 Subiaco Hotel Wembley Hotel But you quote Christ's come so suddenly and East Cannington: 7.30, Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 10.30 a.m. discourse as contained unexpectedly that escape 9.30 a.m. First Class Accommodation a.m., 6 p.m. Sunset: 9.15 a.m. Excellent Lounge and in the 24th chapter of from it will be impos- East Fremantle: 7.30, 9.30 Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 Swanbourne: and Service 8, 9.30 an. A ccommodation St. Matthew's gospel; sible; and Christ gave no a.m., 7.30 p.m. DRIVE-DT BOTTLE DEPT a.m., 6.30 p.m. Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Phone 87 2418 FREE HOME DELlvEttY and precisely there we definite indications of East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 18 Cnr. Cambridge and Phone: 8 1028 find a key to this prob. when that will be. Mean- East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 a.m., 5.30 p.m. I rene McHenry, Proprietress Alexander Sts., Wembley lem. Jewish prophecies time the Church He 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m. Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. expected two special in- founded, while a fulfil- Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 Wembley (Cambridge St.)s SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE terventions of God; one ment of Old Testament Embleton (Burnett St.): SEA AT a.m., 6 p.m. 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Hotel Australia by the coming of the prophecies, is not itself 8, 9.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 10 Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 The Ocean Beach MURRAY STREET, PERTH Messiah within history; absolutely complete and Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., 5 p.m. 8.M. Excellent Accommodation and the other by the ending final; for it looks to a a.m., 6 p.m. Hotel Mundaring: 7.30, 9.10 a.m. West Perth: 6, 7, 8, 9.30 Dining Service. Lune& 10/. of history itself. Christ fulfilment beyond itself Fremantle (St. Patrick's): Under Personal Supervision a m. Parkins Accommodation a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Italdealt with both. Coming on the last of all days of TOM KENNY 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., Mundijcmg: (4th) 10.30 Ian), 11.30 a.m. PHONE 23 1541 Phone 8-1584 as the Messiah, He pre- when Christ in His Sec(Polish). 5 p.m. a.m. Willagee: 7, 9 a.m., 5.30 dicted with many de- ond Coming will judge Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 tails the Fall of Jerusa- the and the dead The Railton 6 p.m. P.m. Hotel Esplanade lem, which occurred in and living put an end to his- Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Perth's Most Modern Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. Nava/ Base: 8 a.m. 70 Temperance Hotel A.D. For the Jews, tory in this world. To PERTH'S LEADING Mount): (5 minutes walk from 7.30 a.m. Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 that meant the end of that Second Coming His St. Mary's Cathedral) HOTEL FOR ALL every Sunday. a.m. and 5 p.m. "their" world. But Christ words in Acts 1:7 apply; Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. B E, from 57/Every New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15 presented this as typi- and conjectures about Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. • VISITORS Cnr. Pier &convenience Murray Gwelup: 10 a.m., 7.30 6.45, cal Phone: 21 8861 - Streets, 7.30, of 10 the a.m. end of Polish Mass: when the it will be, while 215461 Phone: 23 1531 p.m. world itself, an event in pandering to human curNorth Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m West Perth, 11.30 a.m. the far-off future — for iosity, have no real val- Hamilton Hill: 7.30 a.m. North Doubleview: 7, 8.30 Italian Mass: and 9 a.m. Commercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham which no created mind ue. As a matter of fact, 10 a.m. West Perth: 10.30 a.m. whether of angels or to keep in a fit state for Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. North Fremantle: 7.30 Northam Ukrainian Church, Mat BY THE SEA men — including Him- Our Lord's coming for Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 9.30 a.m. lands: Every Sunday d self as man — could us at the time of our For a Healthy Holiday Phone Northam 49 North Wanneroo (23 mile 11.f11. 10 a.m.. SummertimM give a definite date. At individual The Best of Fishing peg): 7 p.m. every Sun deaths is Herne Hill: 8 a.m. T. E. 8 and 10 a.m. MURPHY, Proprietor FRANK MADDIGAN. Proprietor most the final judgment equally to be ready for day. Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. of mankind, whenever His Second Coming for ( 10 a.m., Italian), Osborne Park: 6.30, 7.30 it comes, will echo the all mankind at the end of ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian), A 9, 10 a.m. R0N nearer -at-hand judgment time, which in itself does W YL L I E 7 p.m. Carlton Hotel Palmyra: PHONES 21 8.30, 7, 9.45 CATHOLIC upon the then Jewish not provide us with a Hilton 4341, 23 3091 248 HAY ST., PERTH Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 8.M. 1st Class Accommodation 35/world, the descriptive de- stronger motive for conPAPER B/B a.m., 5 p.m. Pickering Brook: 10 a.m "All Rooms Recently Refvrnished" tails of which were not tinued fidelity in the Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: IN EVERY every Sunday. literally applicable to the service of God. 8 a.m. Pinjarra: (1st, 3rd, 5th) HOME

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Ness, loved sister of El- Hall, Guildford Rd., MayReply Box 3687 this of- East Victoria Park. away are our loved ones. len, May (Mrs. G. Hiatt), lands, 8.30 to 10.30 p.m.; fice. Our dearly loved sisterOUR LADY of GRACE Kathleen (Mrs. J. White, Adm. 40c. Supervision in-law Gwen Mary, whom complete unifrom $4.00. Board God called February 1st, Brisbane), Tim (Dublin), Dot and Wal Thompson. 46 4059. 1953, beloved wife of Joe, Patricia (dec.) and Available Jim. Her funeral took Swimming SANTA MARIA and St. Tom (dec'd.). FULL Board available Columba's school clothes, Our Lady of Lourdes place in the Catholic IMPROVE your performCemetery, Karrakatta afwith private family for tall girl. 60 3024. they are in your care. ter Requiem Mass. Bowra ance with BOB DEVON working 'girl, close city and O'Dea, Funeral Dir- at Beatty Park; modern and buses. Reply Box TRINITY uniform, LeavThanks coaching methods: tuiectors. 3689 this office ing and Junior books. tion for beginners; the 68 2777 after 5.30 p.m. LEAHY T. J.: Mrs. Susan CAPABLE efficient pool is always at the right Leahy and family wish to NESS: On January 19th temperature.—Telephone housekeeper to care for SANTA MARIA tunic 24, two priests. Large and summer uniforms 27, 36 sincerely thank all rela- 1967, Jessie Violet. Dear- 46-2183 for bookings. busy presbytery. Excel- and extras. Phone 866285. tives and friends for let- ly loved daughter of the ters, cards, telegrams, late John and Jessie lent housekeeper's ac Masses, wreaths and per- Healy. Loving sister of Better School IONA sports and summer commodation. Reply Box sonal expressions of sym- Ellen, (Nell) May, (Mrs. Swimming Results uniform and pullover as 3696 this office. new, size 30. Phone 3 7012, pathy. All those who at- Hiatt), Kathleen (Mrs. Improve your swimming tended Mass and the fun- White), Tim, Joe and Jim. 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