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No. 3289. PERTH, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967.
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farewelled the Hungarian Sisters who have conducted Villa Maria for the last ten years. Missa Cantata was celebrated by Father D. Hughes, 0.M.I., acting Lourdes of superior Monastery, who also preached. The Sisters belong to the Order known as the Poor Sisters of OuLady, and were a branch of an Order oriin founded ginally France by Pierre Fourier in 1596. The Hunwas branch garian founded 108 years ago.
By JAMES O'NEILL.
POPE PAUL VI has appealed for "concrete action" to foster man's development and the development of all mankind to combat the growing imbalance between richer and poorer nations. In an 18,000-word encyclical made public on March 28, the Pope has taken the Catholic Church's social thought a nother step forward. The encyclical letter, "Populorum Progressio" (Development of Peoples), in its very title captures It the Pope's central concern, since it deals precisely with the development of peoples and countries.
In 1926 the Sisters took on mission work in China and up till the time they were forced t o leave in 1951 they had 27 Chinese Sisters in the!r Order.
to de- less in the unproductive After the .Communist THE letter is ad- it is for parents cide, with full know- monopolisation of ret ake-over the situation dressed both to ledge of the matter on sources by a small numbecame impossible and the number of their ber of men than in the further they sought all to and Catholics brotherhood of children, taking into ac- lack fields of activity. It was count their responsibili- among individuals and After Signing his fifth encyclical, "Development of Peoples," Pope Paul VI was in 1951 that His Grace men of goodwill. ties towards God, them- peoples."
photographed in his library at the Vatican. The 18,000-word document, released the Archbishop offered the children The answer to the March 28, seeks peace and justice in the world. them asylum in the In effect, it is an ap- selves, confronting have already problems peal to the world's com- t hey Perth Archdiocese. introduction he well-off peoples can munity of nations to brought into the world the have and have-not ching and applies them his time During their meet the urgent social, and the community to nations, to the serious specifically to the pre- states: "So it is to all never be sufficiently on here they have worked which problems belong. In they they face, is a that we address this situation. world sent their guard against this cultural and economic As the Pope himself solemn appeal for con- temptation.which comes at Castledare, Clontarf, problems of the day in all this they must fol- concerted, conscientious Villa Maria at Lesmurthe developing coun- low the demands of and forceful series of indicates at the begin- crete action towards to them from wealthy die, and the Rest Home programmes the man's consciences by complete deown ning of the document, it nations. For these natries. The alternative, their A in Shenton Park. he warned, is the grave enlightened by God's richer nations to aid builds on the social tea- velopment and the de- tions all too often set an small community of the the velopment of mankind interdeveloping authentically ones. of the law chings Popes example of success in a temptation- to violence The encyclical, the from Leo XIII to John preted and sustained by highly technical and Sisters also worked for and revolution. fifth to be issued by the XXIII. Its own specific confidence in Him." cultur a 11 y developed a time in the Bishop's Despite some press Pope since his election application begins with civilisation. They also House., Goulburn, and the of in prointerpretations 1962, does not the fact "that we mu.. provide the model for a in the Catholic Women's The document makes way of acting that is Hostel, Sydney. Due to claim any startling new all recognise today that text of the letter, the Pope did not seem to ideas. Rather, it collects the principal fact is it clear that it is not principally aimed at the lack of personnel and to the commit himself on "The world is sick," and organises into a that the social question speaking of the econo- conquest of material the long distances involved, these Sisters resubject of birth control the Pope declared. He single document a num- h a s become world- mic situation alone. prosperity." turned to the Communior family limitation any added that the cause of ber of ideas of Christian wide." In fact, the Papal further than the Second this sickness -consists and Catholic social teaAs the Pope concludes document warns, "less SEE PAGE TWO Dor_ ties in Perth. Over the years, due Vatican Council's stand lack of vocations and taken in its Constitution the health of the Sison the Church in the ters, Castledare and The Modern World. Clontarf Communities Pope devoted a lengthy had to be closed. The Paragraph to the subsame problem now has R. RENE DELE- lar field and the various few things and from explain the teachings ject of demography, but forced the withdrawal social institutions. these adviser based it on the Council's experiments they of the Council, the CLUSE, an of the Sisters from LesHow the Catholics in had learned and defined holding of seminars, constitution. to the Lay Apostolate murdie. Following is the full in Singapore and Ma- Perth see an adult laity certain approaches. The an intense campaign Mother Mediatrix and text of the paragraph: laysia for the last four after the Council and work also showed, he of publications about Sister Luminosa leave organise they how said, that they years, arrived Perth had the in and a Council the "If it is true that too Fremantle by sea on themselves with a view men and women able to network of contacts frequently an acceler- last Tuesday. Saturday, April 8, to another, to helping one out carry this work. alCatholics with ated demographic instart a pilgrim house This is the second or whether they limit Mr. Delecluse said in engaged ready crease adds its own dif- time he has been here, f or Hungarians in themselves to a family that the Council had secular fields. ficulties to the problems Rome. his last visit being seven apostolate. that the said mission of of development: the size From these latter As Father Hughes This was summed up the laity is a mission in of the population in- years ago. said last Sunday: "We Mr. Delecluse said he in the interview with the world, that they had come several creases more rapidly assure the Sisters that merely to ob- Mr. Delecluse as to how have to renew and per- groups, such as teathan available resources was here professional we value the work they serve and study how the laity were respond- fect the temporal order. chers, and things are found to have done among us, of Perth ing to the renewal in Before the Council, the people, family groups have reached an appar- the lay people their monument will aland the lay organisa- the Church, which was layman was not always in flats who were inent impasse. From that ways be with us—the tions are trying to im- not just a renewal of aware that this was his volved in housing demoment the temptation plement the teachings of velopments. green oasis they have structures within the mission. is great to check the carved from the rock. Vatican Council II. He The job, he said, was demographic increase wants to observe how Church. He said that They will be remembercome this will renewal alOBSERVATIONS to go to Catholics by means of radical ed in the prayers of MR. RENE DELECLUSE spiritual dimensions about by discussion and ready involved in sociMeasures. It is certain the observations their friends here in the friendship, Two he integrity, of Council study of the social institu and ety the federa formation of that public authorities brotherhood and dignity documents. Everyone tions and try to convey had made on this visit tion of adult apostolate Hills and indeed in the Can intervene, within decrees had to be concsious of to them the message of to Australia, which he groups which had taken Archdiocese. May God the limit of their com- as shown by the said was proceeding place in Sydney earl grant them a safe jourand teachings of Pope this renewal and discus- the Council. petence, by favouring John about peace and sion had to take place He said that Catholic along the lines of de- this year. This would bc ney and a pleasant and the availability of apatmospherp of the a unifying factor be- profitable freedom and all those organisations must be velopment propriate information things which are part at all levels. their future work.were that Church, quite for where the powerhouses tween the development and by adopting suitvalues are a few Australians had of the lay apostolate in spirithe finds Catholic H able measures, provided of Christian WORK IS effect tual and doctrinal for- e-,rown out of the con- v arious States. that these be in confor- being put into here. I n his work in Singa- mation for their aposto- fusion between politics Mr. Delecluse, who , inltY with the moral and religion and that will be speaking to pore and Malaysia,. he late. law and that they reHe has visited other the Vatican Council has v arious groups during spect the rightful free- parts of Australia in this said that the main idea a source of inspira- his stay here prior to dom of married couples. study and this stay in was to think, plan and FOUR THINGS been tion. organise the laity in the his return to Singapore, complete the Mass will be broad"Where the inalien- Perth will light of the Council. To In Malaysia and SinHe said that the simiwill speak at a meeting able right to marriage picture. this extent, it had been gapore he said that they lar but separate growth open to the general pub- cast on Station 6WN on and procreation is lackHe also wants to ob- relatively successful. He had done four things of the adult apostolate lic at Trinity College on Sunday, April 9, at ing, human dignity has serve the contributions said that they had ex- which had helped them in each State would now Sunday, April 9, at 2.30 11 a.m. ceased to exist. Finally, of Catholics in the secu- perimented in quite a towards this renewal— be co-ordinated by the p.m.
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if he was born only to be cannon fodder for Menzies, Holt or L. B. John. son in the "inexplicable two or three months in by voting for the accurs- war" of Vietnam, where HE Pope pointed out: tainly situations whose under developed coun- CIR, injustice cries to heaven. tries. Without mention- 10 Under the above being? Have not the par- ed thing themselves, but does this appear in Holy "Excessive economic, When whole populations ing the American Peace heading you published ents of such a man (he what of the young man? Writ, or in the tradition social and cultural in- destitute of necessities Corps by name, it seem- recently in two parts an is still in law under his Has he not the divine of our Holy Catholic equalities among peo. live in a state of depen- ed he included it, at least excellent article by f ather's legal guardian- right to say to the excep- Church? dence barring them from indirectly, when he noted: Bishop Fulton Sheen, ship) the indefeasible tional men," the "big If you can show es pies arouse tensions and all initiative and respon- "We are pleased to learn aimed chiefly at legalised right to say that he shall wheels," as Bishop Sheen this, please do. conflicts and are a dan- sibility and all opportu- that in certain nations abortion, but stressing not be dragged out of the calls them, "if you want If you can't, don't ger to peace . . To nity to advance cultural- 'military service' can be generally the dangers of family circle and trans- war, go and fight it your- weaken the fight against ported overseas like a selves. I am prepared to abortion by remaining wage war on misery ly and share in social and p a r tially accomplished Big Brothers, the stock- criminal, to kill or be give your lives for my silent on an abortion of political life, recourse to by doing 'social service,' piling and proliferation and to struggle against violence as a means to a 'service pure and of nuclear armaments, killed in the internecine country. Put the politi- a thing like conscription injustice is to promote,i, right these wrongs to simple.' We bless these and the universal craze battle of an Asiatic peo- cians in the firing line, for Vietnam. and I will bring up the ple? Yours, etc., along with improvedl human dignity is a grave undertakings and the for making "exceptional Perhaps some parents rear"? temptation. TOM HARTREY, goodwill which inspires men, instead of God, the conditions, the human! them." Masters of Life and have forfeited this right If he has no such right, Kalgoorlie. REVOLUTION and spiritual progress But in the long run, the Death." of all men, and there-1 -We know, however, Pope continued, there is In "The Record" of can either be the greatest missionary opportunity for the common good of that a revolutionary up- need for greater interna- March 30 you publish a rising—save where there tional co-operation, and further discussion of the in the history of the humanity. not accept. is manifest long-standing he repeated his words to abortion problem, the CIR, Church, or it can lead to To us, the Catholic the Church "Peace cannot be limit- tyranny which could do the United Nations when burden of which is that '10 The very tine letter shrinking to "Ecumenism and position is based on in- an unimportant minority. ed to an absence of war, great damage to funda- he said, "Who does not the teachings of an eter- on violable moral laws, on The choice is ours—now, the result of an ever- mental personal rights see the necessity of thus nal and immutable God Abortion" (March 30) precarious balance of and dangerous harm to establishing progressive- should not be watered emphasised the fact that, love of God and an inYours, etc. respect for human forces. No, peace is some- the common good of the ly a world authority cap- down from time to time on abortion at least, even tense ( Name and address those around us, life; to those Christians most able of acting effectively wind whatever to suit produces new country — that is built up day thing supplied. ) to be inhuman it appears sympathetic to us don't polithe juridical and blowing in in then be may after day in the pursuit injustices, throws more on rules based legalism language speak the same this ever-changing world. of an order intended by elements out of balance tical sectors?" While not detracting The writer seemed to which we have invented God which implies a and brings on new dis- In conclusion, the Pope impose to appealed, first of all, to from the suggest that therefore ourselves one iota more perfect form of jus- asters. A real evil should not be fought against at Catholic laymen and to Church's teaching, which the ecumenical move- willy-nilly on the rest of tice among men." mankind. of greater all Christians and men of is her Divine Master's ment is useless. In analysing the pre- the cost Surely the opposite is goodwill to work to over teaching, about the sancWhile inspecting the sent world situation, the misery." We have certainly lost Pope in the first part of In the light of these come the difficulties of tity of human life as yet t rue. The lack of ecu- the battle of ideas on Retreat House for Men unborn into this world, menical dialogue for the at the recent official the encyclical stresses problems, the Pope de- developing nations: this front because we ap"All of you who have may I ask why you have last fifty years has largeopening at the Redemp• that the development of clared, "urgent reforms callous to the pear to be nations does not imply should be undertaken heard the appeal of suf- never said one word in ly contributed to the pre- very human problems of torist Monastery, North increased materialism on w ithout delay." But there fering peoples, all of you the past two and half sent sad mess and we the mother-to-be. Might Perth, a lady remarked; the part of the poorer na- is need for careful well- who are working to an- years against the atro- need vital dialogue ur- I suggest that, while our "Aren't the men lucky. thought - out planning swer their cries, you are cious military conscrip- gently with those around position must continue Why shouldn't the wotions. "Increased possession which will not exclude a the apostles of develop- tion imposed upon the us so that they are not to be based on morality, men have something like of even further estranged families this?" is not the ultimate goal a real humanism taking ment which is good and Christian our arguments should be My wife promptly proof nations nor of indi- into account all the con- genuine, which is not Australia by the Federal from us. humanity. On the immediate issue based on fe rred the information of Sir viduals . . . Both for na- ditions of man for "his wealth that is self-centred Governments No one could contem- that there is a wondertions and for individual fully rounded develop- and sought for its own Robert Menzies and Mr. of abortion, Dr. Hawkins is honest and human. We plate killing a little baby; ful Retreat House for sake, but rather an eco- Harold Holt? men avarice is the most ment." Is not the life of a will not convince him the unborn child is even Women and Girls at 16 To accomplish this nomy which is put at the evident form of moral there is needed a broad service of man, the bread young Australian 20 years and still less the non- more defenceless. Why Hampton Road, Victoria underdevelopment." international series of which is daily distributed old worth at least as Christian humanists who should it suffer the most Park, conducted by the programmes, said the to all as a source of much in the eyes of God have influenced him) by awful penalty, that which Franciscan Missionaries MORE HUMAN Pope, through which one brotherhood and a sign and man as the life of a basing our argument on the humanists would not of Mary. What is to be pursued, can build "a world where of providence." foetus or embryo only principles which he does even apply to the worst "Never heard of it," criminals. It has com- said the lady. said the Pope, is more every man, no matter mitted no crime, it is human conditions: "The what his race, religion or To those who may also quite innocent of the cir- be unaware of its existpassage from misery to- nationality, can live a cumstances of its concep- ence, it is respectfully wards the possession of fully human life, freed tion, it should have a fair suggested that a visit be necessities, victory over from servitude imposed go. social scourges, t h e on him by other men or made on Sunday, April growth of knowledge and by natural forces over This argument, coupled 9, from 1.30 onwards to the acquisition of cul- which he has not suffiwith every sympathy for have a look at the Reture." cient control . . ." the mother, might get us treat House and become The Pope repeated the informed. a hearing. Church's teaching that WORLD FUND Also, by attending the All in all, this situation the rights of private proillustrates the vital need fete on this day yoU The Pope repeated his perty and free trade are for all Catholics to study could assist in the mainto be subordinated to conviction that the "suIn the history of man. concept of unity in soci- and apply the Vatican tenance of this medium QUEST for a new "the fundamental right perfluous wealth of rich form of human the first biological task ety expressed in them to Council decrees to their of spiritual consolation. lhould be which each than has to countries Yours, etc., unity" is a major charac- of human species was to the influence of Father own lives. This present find what is necessary placed at the service of B. J. FLANAGAN. situation in the world disperse, to multiply and Teilhard. teristic of modern relipoor nations and that for himself." the earth, a period of fill gious thought, according Father Hotchkin exMoreover, he acknow- this can only be done by to Father John F. Hotch- "divergence," the priest ledged the possibility of concerted planning. He kin, Teilhard pressed the view that the said. Father assistant executive quotataions signal "a expropriation of pro- also repeated his suggesdirector of the U.S. added that "this process MAY: and significant APRIL: perty in certain cases. tion, first made at Bommust in the course of deep Bishops' Commission on at St. withchange in thinking "If certain landed estates bay, that a world fund of events be followed by a 16: Confirmation and 7: 11.30 a.m., Mass Ecumenism. Perth, West Brigid's, in the Church." The impede general pros. money be established, to connew movement of Visitation Canonical He joined two other for the Feast of Our perity because they are be made up in part by vergence, the speaker change already is reflectSwanbourne. of ed in the Church interest Queen Lady extensive, bring hardship funds destined for arma- national figures, Rabbi said. in the ecumenical move- 23: Confirmation and Poland. to peoples or are detri- ments, to relieve the Maurice N. Eisendrath Dr. Benjamin PayFather Hotchkin said ment, in her gestures tomental to the interests most destitute of the and Canonical Visitation, 8: 7.30 p.m.. Mass and ton, in a "trialogue" the philosopher knew wards those who are of the country, the com- world. Lay Catechist DediComo. "When so many people opening an interfaith that mankind could not in the establishment of mon good sometimes decation Ceremony, St. 23: Attend United Act o: mands their expropria- are hungry, when so programme sponsored by disperse endlessly," be- non - theistic humanists, Mary's Cathedral. Worship, Universit by the Cultural Developcause of the global char- "new bodies to work for many families suffer tion." of Western Australia 19: 7.15 p.m., Adult ConThe Papal document from destitution, when ment Brotherhood of acter of the planet itself peace." and in the confirmation, St. Mary'S and because of the dis- cern for achieving peace 25: 8.30 a.m. Anzac Da regrets the fact that in- so many remain steeped Greater Dayton. Cathedral (cand i• I n his talk, Father appearance of new fron- in Vietnam. Mass, St. Mary's Ce. dustrialisation is some- in ignorance, when so dates must be prethedral. times tied to a system many schools, hospitals Hotchkin said scientists, tiers and population insent by 7 p.m.). "which considers profit md homes worthy of the philosophers and theolo crease. 27: Confirmation and 20: Final Profession, Con"In addition to planet- Sayitigs of Pope Paul VI as the key motive for name remain to be built, glans share an "expecvent of Mercy, VicCanonical Visitation, economic progress, com- all public and private tant awareness" that new ary compression caused Maida Vale. toria Square. petition as the supreme -4quandering of wealth, breakthroughs are in the by geographic curvature, 30: Confirmation and 22: Annual Catholic Ball law of economics and all expenditure prompted offing that "will seriously there is a force that also and Presentation .of Canonical Visitation private ownership of the by motives of national or reshape as well as deepen works strongly for uniDebutantes. West Perth. means of production as p ersonal ostentation, the scope of their under- fication of mankind," the an absolute right that every exhausting arma- standing both of man priest continued. "TellToo often those who hard called this mental has no limits and carries ments race, becomes an and his world." wish to advance in learnIn Catholic thought, he curvature." no corresponding social intolerable scandal. Quoting Father Teil- ing take into considera "We are conscious of said, the late French obligations." Jesuit scientist, Father hard, Father Hotchkin tion the themes, experiWhile lamenting com- our duty to denounce it. April 9 (White): SECOND SUNDAY AFTER plete liberal capitalism, Would that those in au- Pierre Teilhard de Char- said that we are now in ences and thoughts of Mass Proper., EASTER (2nd Class). period where others and, in doing so. the Pope added that "it thority listened to our din, has been a strong that Easter. Preface of Creed. seem and, to think in that some their ways, a de"thought is recoiling upwould also be wrong to words before it is too cisive influence in recent on itself" and where we own culture is not suffiattribute to industrialisa- late!" April 10 (White): Mass of Preceding Sunday years. advanced for "cannot advance except ciently After suggesting varition itself evils that be( 4th Class). Gloria. Preface of Easter, "More than any other by drawing closer and them. So they follow long to the woeful sys- ous means of aiding ecoApril 11 (White): St. Leo, Confessor. Pope tem which accompanied nomically develop ing man, he gave impetus to rubbing shoulders with the teachings of scholars certain breakthroughs in some, of whom. one another." The new and Doctor (3rd Class). Mass from the countries, such as estabit. On the contrary, one our time as to have what the little or no knowage of man is being Common. Preface of Easter. must recognise in all jus- lishing equality in trade tice the irreplaceable relations, the Pope warn- unity of men may mean," formed by the pressures ledge of their own culApril 12 (White): Mass of Preceding Sunday c ontibution made by the ad against two obstacles Father Hotchkin said. of his progress," he add- tural traditions. Accord( 4th Class). Gloria. Preface of Easter "One of the ing strongest eleto them it is ed. necesorganisation of labour --nationalism and racialments in his sary thought Is to borrow novelty, According to the priest, April 13 (Red): St. Hermenegild, Martyr and of industry to what ism. Nationalism, said development has accom- the Pope, "isolates peo- the suggestion that man- elements of Father Teil- originality and certain ( 3rd Class). Mass Proper. Preface of forms from nle from their true kind may be evolving in- hard's thought has sur- dynamic plished." aster. E to a new stage of human faced in Catholic pro- outside their own culThe need for develop- laod," while racism is experience in which hu- nouncements at the high- ture in order to find a April 14 (Red): St. Justin, Martyr (3rd ment is urgent, the Pope "still an obstacle to col- man unity will be achiev- est levels. Father Hotch- solution to their probClass). Mass Proper,. Second Prayer Sts. insisted. "We must make laboration among disad- ed in new ways, which kin quoted from encycli- lems. Our culture seems Tiburtius and Companions. Martyrs. haste. Too many are suf- ;antaged nations and a will in turn transform cals of Pope John XXIII, to them to be static, of Easter. Preface -ause of division and fering and the distance is human life." Vatican Council II's Con- poor and old fashioned. 15 (White): Our Lady on Saturday April hatred . . ." growing that separates He said that Father stitution on the Church Therefore from enquir(4th Class). Mass No. 4. Gloria. Preface the progress of some and Teilhard "saw the world in the Modern World. ies of these borrowed C O-OPERATION of the Blessed Virgin. the stagnation, not to say as a world iii motion . . . and Pope Paul's 1965 ad- theories they become April 16 (White): Third Sunday after Easter regression, of others." The Pope acknowledged moving through distinct dress at the United Na- disciples and from disOvershadowing the need various individual and stages. which he termed tions, attributing some ciples, ( 2nd Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Preface teachers. for development, con- collective efforts to begin divergence and converEaster. of To Catholic Graduates tinued the Pop, Jrogrammes of aid to gence." dependence and a new 3-1-1966.)
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HONG KONGI WHERE ARE THE CHOSEN ONES? FEARS FATE OF MACAO through long-range glasses, Red VIEWED China's proletarian cultural revolution has upset the people and politicos of nations around the world. What started as a arising therefrom." purge, a common enough But it is in Vietnam event in communist coun- that Chinese influence tries, continued as a has most impact for frenzy of bitter accusa- Americans. Hovering over tions, savage killings and the Vietnamese, the Chindiplomatic crises. It may ese serve as a constant end as a disaster that prod to the North Vietwill see China torn be- namese will to fight. Any tween war and famine. North Vietnamese inchi nation to accept peace All this is bad enough terms will certainly be But for those who have met with counter-dewatched the Red Guard mands from Peking. through shortrevolt range glasses, the chaos COLLAPSE Where are the ones who are called? Pope Paul asks these questions of "the entire Church" in a letter calling for observance of in the Chinese giant takes April 9, as World Day of Prayer for Vocations. Here the Holy Father addresses a group of priests, seminarians and altar bnys. To What the demands will on a special urgency. all seminarians and novices (men and women) throughout the world he sent his "affectionate greetings." These nearby watchers be, what the Chinese will are the people of Macao, do, is a mystery no one Hong Kong, Vietnam and wants to be the first tc other nations bordering solve. GEO. H. NEWTON, FULLER & CO. communist China. For Yet it may be solved W. J. FULLER — G. A. FULLER them, the violence of sev- soon, not because of Members of the Stock Exchange of Perth eral million angry Chin- peace in Vietnam or BriSTOCK AND SHAREBROKERS ese teenagers is not a tish rejection of the St. George's Terrace, Perth 105 trend to be analysed at Hong Kong note, but beTelegrams "Warnewt' Perth Telephone 23-1038 foreign ministry briefings. cause China's agricultural It is a giant rumble that production is near colmay spill over into their lapse. Things are so bad JOHN A. GREAVES reports from LONDON. backyards at any time. that the cultural revoluThe people of Macao tion has been slowed THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND HAS SET UP A PERMANENT COMMIShave already felt the down. It remains to be W.A.O.A. SION ON CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE WITH ITS FIRST TASK Te sting of China's cultural seen if it will be replaced OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST revolution. The little Por- with something worse. As the "Far Eastern CONSIDER RECASTING OR REPLACING THAT CHURCH'S HISTORIC 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 tuguese enclave perched Res.: 67 1685 on China's coast went Economic Review" points CHARTER OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES OF RELIGION, WHICH through a period of com- out in its March 16 issue: munist-inspired violence "The immediate cause ARE STRONGLY ANTI-CATHOLIC IN TONE. in December and January for revolutionary back± MEMORIALS + They are regarded by many as a stumbling block to Christian unity. that has left it a virtual pedalling during recent puppet city of its noisy weeks is the situation in the countryside. Recent Some prominent Angli- the archbishops and to The articles, drawn up neighbour. events in China make one in 1562 "for the avoiding can clergymen have plan, when desirable, the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE fact reasonably clear. The of diversities of opinions blamed the sharp decline investigation of questions Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected WRATH fate of the Chinese revo- and for the establishing in ordination candidates by other groups." Its first anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed Now the people of lution, in a very real of consent touching true on a reluctance to sub- task will be "to consider Designs and Quotes without obligation. Hong Kong may be fac- sense, has been removed religion," must be public- scribe to this outdated the place of the Thirty 'We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 ing the same fate. Used from Mao's hands. Vic- ly accepted by the clergy document. Nine Articles in the Angliin the past as a rest and tory in the cultural revo at ordination. They have can tradition and the The new commission question of subscription recreation post by United lution depends on the become a matter of inStates soldiers fighting spring farming." creasing objection, and was appointed by Angli- and assent to them." in Vietnam, the British Speculating on how some Anglican clergymen can Archbishops Michael Crown Colony has in- China's peasants will now feel that they should Ramsey of Canterbury curred the wrath of Pek- rally to the call for crops, not be called upon to and Donald Coggan of ing. the article continues: subscribe to doctrinal de- York. It consists of 17 The Chinese govern- "Here is the very real finitions which reflect members, most of them ment, in a communique danger —that they have views formed in the 16th theological professors rehanded to the British passed beyond the century. a time of ex- presenting different , 11 14N1.0#004 , 04.#4.#4.1.41.414.0.4.4e4Psfe#4 Charge d'Affaires in Pek- threshold of tolerance treme and bitter religious schools of thought in the No order too big or too small. Anglican Church. Angliing, ordered the British and become incapable of controversy. We can supply every need— Ian Ramsey can Bishop government to put an end any genuine, spontaneous A proposed All-Asian The articles denounce of Durham is chairman. if at all manufactured. to U.S. use of the har- response to Mao's calls Catholic News Service to the Church of Rome as PAININKAPNIe#00114.4""INdelle4e#4 ,44e4e#04e. bour. 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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses . HE practices of former or ancient times have
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to determine whether juvenile delinquency has not increased in direct ratio to the decline of the straight razor and woodshed.
interest for all of us. One such custom now out of date and forgotten is SPANKING. IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER THAT EVERY NEWBORN CHILD GETS A SPANKING, AND IT STARTS HIM BREATHING AND LIVING. For the benefit of those who do not know of the phenomenon called "spanking," it might be called a form of punishment that is given at one end to impress the other. God gave to parents a hand and He gave to the child an extremely wellpadded part of the anatomy. The evidence would seem to indicate that, in extreme cases, one was made for the other. Other generations believed that there was nothing which so much developed character as a pat on the back, provided it was given often enough, low enough and hard enough. What are the historical antecedents to the decline of spanking? Garages and safety razors. Ancient manuscripts testify that a flat shingle, or a razor strap were the most common instruments for disciplining the young. The shingle came from the woodshed, the razor strap from the bathroom. As garages came in, woodsheds went out. As safety razors came in, razor straps disappeared. It remains for statisticians
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BUT those are only the historical reasons for the spanking. decline of Among the psychological reasons may be mentioned the following: It is argued that any form of physical discipline to a child overpowers him physically, and to overpower a child physically or mentally is bad for him, for it crushes his ego. One child psychologist who had often used this argument in class was arrested not long ago for locking his two crying children in a car for eight hours. It is false to suggest that to overpower a child in any way whatsoever is wrong. A music teacher overpowers a boy when he starts giving him trumpet lessons. A boxer overpowers a novice in teaching pugilism. Every doctor overpowers a It is patient in injecting a needle. curious that they who are opposed to mastering of youth are so tolerant about teenagers when they take dope which so completely overwhelms their character and their intelligence. A rather playful definition of a child psychologist is "one who will never strike a child, except in self-defence." Anyone who is old enough to remember spanking will recall that waiting for it is worse than the spanking itself. No threat in all the world so takes on the
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appearance of a black cyclonic cloud as telling a child: "Wait until your father gets home." A child once said: "I would rather be spanked than talked to." Another said: "Spanking does not last long." It shows who is boss.
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ONE other objection that has been m ade against spanking is that feel p arents ashamed or guilty, after they have administered it to their children. This is true when the punishment is excessive, emotional, out of all proportion to the offence, and given arbitrarily. It is, however, to be noted that these same people are not ashamed when they growl at a servant, howl at a husband and growl at the butcher who overcharged them a few cents. One parent said to a child: "This hurts me more than it does you." The boy answered: "Yes, but not in the .same place." Parents hold authority from God over their children and are responsible for them. Their children are as so much clay in their hands and what they become later on depends upon the way they have been moulded. The authority given to parents does not exist for their good. but for the good of those under them, just as the authority given to a
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Fl THE point of this article is not to plead for a restoration of spanking, but rather to affirm a respect for parental authority which once used that method of making actions speak louder than words. It is not true to say that there is in general reaction against parental authority; it is more truthful to say that the parents have lacked those qualities which command respect, particularly a want of moral values. A father or mother living in a second or third marriage naturally has great difficulty in convincing a child to "never break your word." The respect that one has for a rule flows naturally from the respect that one has for the person who gives it. If Sir Donald Bradman gave a suggestion to a boy about how to hold a bat, there would be an immediate bending of energy to conform to that precept. Every defect in character creates a defect in obedience. Three out of five delinquents come from homes where there is discord between parents. Seven out of ten delinquents come from broken homes where there is no family life. Whether it be a general in an army, a bishop in a diocese, a teacher in a school, or a parent in home, there will never be respect for a command unless there is respect for the commander. It is earnestly to be hoped that the youngsters who are growing up now will not so much say: "The last generation has failed me," but rather, "I will not fail the next generation."
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It asks that all the Italian situation may SOAK UP THE SUN BY THIS SEA AT which avoids, however, the accelerating transfor- specialised apos tolates specialised training he have to take second the fundamental question mation of modern society c onducted by Jesuits and given in relation to some place to more urgent The Ocean Beach of the meaning of Catho- and also to the moment "the notable diminution apostolic purpose, that needs elsewhere. lic associations in tempo- of grace, of widespread of vocations to the So- adminstrative tasks be Hotel The Italian Jesuits have ral affairs; the Catholic trust and interest in the ciety in recent years." reduced in favour of this acted with admirable Under Personal Supervision ii Churc post-conciliar of TOM KENNY publications which have promptitude in preparing The number of Jesuit same purpose. 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$43,686 to help maintain New Norcia, $140.78. Archdiocese of Sydney, shrines in the Holy Land. The Holy Places Col- $9,156.30; Diocese of Armlection is taken up every idale, $805.71; Diocese of Bathurst, $872.44; Diocese year on Good Friday. The result of the col- of Lismore $770; Diocese lection was announced of Maitland, $1,344.85; by the Holy Land Com- Diocese of Wagga Wagga, missariat which has $895.78; Diocese of Wil its headquarters at the cannia-Forbes, $550; Dioof Wollongong, Franciscan Friary, Wav- cese erley, New South Wales. $538.08. Archdiocese of CanThe money was sent to berra-Goulburn, $950. Jerusalem on behalf of Archdioc ese of Melthe hierarchy, clergy and bourne, $10.063; Diocese people of Australia. of the of Ballarat, $1,747.43; DioCommissary Holy Land in Australia cese of Sale, $1,114.02; and New Zealand, Father Diocese of Sandhurst, M c Cormick, $1,375.47. Cornelius Archdiocese of Hobart, 0.F.M., said the Holy $520. Missions were imLand Archdiocese of Adelaide, portant because God revealed himself to men at $2,610.84; Diocese of Port particular times in these Pine, $807.84; Diocese of • Darwin, $81.80. places. Archdiocese of Bris"The places where the most important events of bane. $3,581.41; Diocese our redemption happen- of Cairns, $508.16; Dioed can be indicated in cese of Rockhampton, some instances," he said. $1,248.07; Diocese of Toowoomba, $865.95; Diocese "Even where this is not of Townsville, $670. possible, Palestine reTOTAL: $43,685.93. "WHO THE DEVIL IS THAT?" mains the land of the Bible, where the living God announced the Good News and where one can still feel His Presence," he added. A breakdown of the collection showing the amounts contributed in Australian archdioceses and dioceses reveals: Archdiocese of Perth, $1,750; Diocese of BunN Sunday, March 19, priest. He assured Father bury, $500; Diocese of the citizens of the new Dowglass of the fullest . you advance in knowledge of your Geraldton, $208; Vicari- township Association have a vocation to lay of Exmouth co-operation from all DAULIAN missionary apostolate to Lay Missionary Secrefaith and in its application to daily gave a public reception to members of the commutariat—which is known contact the Secretary their first parish priest, nity. living. When you buy a pamphlet as P.A.L.M.S.—is holding Paulian Association, 175 MEAD SON & CO Father R. Dowglass. another lay missionary Elizabeth Street, Sydney, Colonel Murdoch, the f rom a Church rack . . . you also perLOT TO DO FUNERAL DIRECTORS eight-day- live-in training and ask for further deShire Commissioner, in form an act of charity because the his speech of welcome, In his reply, Father course from May 20 to 28 tails. Any enquirers can be assured that all letters pointed out that the Dowglass expressed his at Kirribilli, Sydney. small profit made could help to supThe course is designed will be answered and all township had passed its thanks to the Commisconfidential." as treated involunteers an give to development stage and sioner and Mrs. Murdoch port the various works of the "All over New Guinea was now in the process for their presence and sight into the mission of extending its spiritual, words of encouragement. life which lies ahead of and Papua, as well as social and cultural activi- He realised that there them, the understanding mission areas in Austraties. A real community was a great deal to be of their spiritual require- lia, Bishops are making ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY A LL SUBURBS spirit was growing and accomplished and he ments, a knowledge of an urgent appeal for lay psychology, tropinative Speedy assistance for persons and missionaries. Can we and he was more than pleased would need every bit of VICTORIA PARK that the Catholic Church support and co-operation cal health and personal Australians turn deaf fami l ies in desperate and urgent experiences in teaching. ears to such an appeal," 6 1158 6 1158 had recognised the need from the community. Butler, Mery who Mr. Mr. Butler concluded. for a permanent resident need Camillus House, for homeA presbytery and suit- spent three years workEvery type of person is able place for services ing in the Yule Island wanted, particularly tealess men — Keaney House, temporwas. of course, the first Diocese, Papua, stated in chers and building W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS ary shelter for migrant famil ies immediate Sydney this week: "I can- tradesmen. However, almost and PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS need. 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The family of man—human society — grows and develops under this totally feminine influence. It is not a case of maudlin sentimentalism, or of domination. feminist competitive Quite the contrary, by remaining feminine and crystallising the difference between the sexes woman provides the balance and harmony necessary for the development of the human person. It is necessary for women to keep this in mind in trying to define their functions in human society. To borrow another observation from Dr. Montagu, equality of rights does not mean equality of function. Men and women need not fill the same roles in the same way. There will be some roles that call for man's capacities a different from woman's, and she wil' do best by refusing to assume those roles or perform those functions. It is highly important to impart to young girls a desire to be feminine, to be truly a woman. This demands a concern and compassion for humanity, a perception of the individuality of each person, and an openness that leads to acceptance and love. Interestingly, as the girl becomes enchanted with the potential of her womanhood, she benefits the world with her unique contribution, and she gains deeper insight into her maternal capacity.
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(61-1277), secretary, Mrs. The South Perth K. Symons; treasurer, branch has a card party Mrs. Murphy. All mem- organised for Wednesbers wish them another day, April 12, at 1.30 p.m. happy term of office. The venue is Sandgate N Trinity Sunday, 60 freight on all building help mothers and babies. An American tea-party Street, Community Hall. There are great possiyears ago, Mother material plus cost of lameetings for evening will be held at has been arranged by The proceeds are to- Antonio O'Brien and her bour in the tropics bilities for the natives in the Catholic Women's St. Mary's Hall, Leeder- this branch for Tuesday, wards the national fund, pioneer band of Sisters doubles the cost of all the diocese in the KimLeague for the coming ville, at 8 p.m. on Wed April 11, at 1.30 p.m. in berleys. The Bishop and so members are anxious of St. John of God left buildings. week are as follows: nesday. St. Joachim's Hall, at his priests have brought Subiaco for Beagle Bay, overall The cost new of Brentwood— Tuesday at members and to make it a very success- their first mission station additions and repairs t3 vigour and a modern Cottesloe branch is on which 10.30 a.m. at the home of daily tea roster from friends will be welcomed. ful afternoon. in the Nor'West. Of the the remainder of the old outlook to the Church Mrs. Eggleston, of 7 April 10 to 14. original group, two re- building will be approxi- around us here. Aldridge Road, Brentmain to celebrate the mately $90,000. Having The children are eager wood; Cathedral —MonREPORTS Diamond Jubilee of Pro- exhausted all available for secondary education day at 1 p.m., All Saints' fession this year. sources of finance, there and over the past few At the annual meeting Centre. A card party will years many of our ex is still need of $60,000. house Their first in of the ollow the North meeting; Doubleview Cotf pupils obtained Junior Knowing the generBroome was a one-roomtesloe—Tuesday, 2 p.m., branch congratulations ed hut vacated by a Fili- osity of our friends and and Leaving Certificates, parish hall; Highgate — were extended to the folpino for their use. Later, benefactors, we feel con- and we are very proud of lowing ednesday, 10.30 a.m., ladies at who were W corrugated a iron house fident that they will deem the two who are at the the home of Mrs. M. elected office-bearers for was built and this was this a cause worthy of University. Boys have president, Mrs. Lincoln, Flat B, 1 Field 1967: considered a great ad- assistance and respond completed a p p renticeCross Mt. treet, Lawley; Lee(46-4079); vice-preS ships in building, carpenvance. In 1923-24 money wholeheartedly. derville — Thursday, 8 sident, Mrs. Jackson (46- COMMUNITIES of Sis- are the possible need of try, boilermaking and p.m. -at the presbytery; 1121); secretary, Mrs. ters, the "forgotten women priests, celibacy was subscribed by benemotor mechanics. Girls TRAVELS factors States in all the Mills aylands — Tuesday, (46-1088); treasurer, groups" when plans were for priests, sexual guide2 M have qualified as nurses, p.m. in parish hall; Mrs. Vincent. Catholic laid for a national pasto- lines, ecumenical activi- and a timber and asbesSisters teach, nurse clerks. etc. North Doubleview—Wed- ladies of the district ral council to renew the ties, religious education, tos building was erected. and care for all the naThis is very promising Broome is the staging nesday at home of Mrs. would be welcomed at Church in the Nether- and the liturgical changes tives in Beagle Bay and for the assimiliation of Sisters of house for the the next branch meeting. lands, have now been in- that affect their own Cross, 37 Farris Street. North - West travelling Lombadina and remote natives into general soAt Victoria Park the vited to enter the discus- lives. Mission. Card Parties.— Bridge They ciety so much advocated. from one convent to an- Balga Any donations to help and Rummy will be play- following ladies will com- sions. other. All the veterans nurse in the Derby Leprosarium and District ed at All Saints' Centre prise the executive for The women Religious on our good work carry live here. Sisters who at 2 p.m. on Thursday; the coming year: presi- of the Haarlem diocese have given their youth Hospital. They have large will be sincerely appreBedford branch kindly dent, Mrs. Angove; vice- are now forming discusand mature strength to enrolments of native chil- ciated and donors are asact as hostesses. A card president, Mrs. Ehlers sion groups of 10 to 15 the care and education dren in modern schools sured of the everlasting members. Their observaof aborigines retire here at Derby and Broome, as gratitude of the Sisters tions about the problems when they can work no well as on the Mission. and a share in their They have charge of prayers and good works. of Christian A SERIES living of conferwill be longer. NEVER BE WITHOUT — Infant Welfare Clinics in placed alongside those of ences will spearhead a Kindly address same to Thus the convent is too both towns, travelling Mother 13,000 other discussion national campaign by M. Josepha, groups of priests and lay- Mexican Catholic Action small for present needs. long distances by Land Convent, Further, is it weatherRover, car and plane and men and women, to lay (U.F.M.C.) to bring woBroome, W.A. the groundwork for the men closer to the main- worn and dilapidated, coming national council. stream of social, political having stood through Among the questions and economic life and to several severe cyclones being put before them give them a more active and uncounted "cockeyes." Also, during the role in the Church's aposSecond World War the tolate. Sisters were evacuated The conferences began and the convent was unin March and will con- attended. Cnr. Stirling and Brower Sts. - Perth JESUIT Missions, Perth tinue until October. 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OLYMPIC MEDALLIST AS COACH THIRTY-FIVE players ed during Saturday's ducted on Sunday, April I took part in the first trials and at the end of 9. Trinity has entered club selectors several teams and all Club the da Hockey Trinity trials played at Haig had a good idea of each players are expected to attend. Park last Saturday. Col- player's value. Team gradings have lege players also took This could be the line-up been altered this season. part in one trial game at for the first Al game to The Al, A2 and A3 reHaig Park before shifting played on April 16: main the same, but the be to the home ground at Kerry Brian Reserve division and Burvill, the school oval. Pearce, other grades have been Cooper, Eric Indian Olympic gold Terry Penn, Brian Gid- changed. medallist Pat Jensen has ney, Leith Redgrave, Instead of Reserve 1, 2 agreed to act as club Julian Pearce, Gordon and 3, there is now Recoach for 1967. He began Pearce, Darryl Hollings- serve Red and Reserve last worth, John Andrews Blue duties coaching division. Trinity week. and Arun Mukerjie. will have a Reserve Blue However, this selection team. Trinity had been seeking a top-line coach for is speculation at this There are nine teams some time and Pat Jen- stage and newcomers in the B grade—three disen's services will be in- could force their way in- visions in each of the Bl, valuable. He is keen to to the side. 2 and 3's. Trinity will help all club members It now seems unlikely have two teams in the that the two-man offside B 's—a red and a blue from Al's down. Four games were play- rule will be introduced. team. The Australian Hockey Association has had second thoughts on the proTake the posal put forward by the DANGER and W.A. Hockey Association • DISCOMFORT Firstly, the last year. out of WINTER A.H.A. agreed to use the MOTORING 'tile on a trial basis, but St. Mary's, Leederville: later it was discovered Congratulations are ex. FIT A TAILOR MADE that the international tended to club member K ARINNA body would have nothing Loma Jowett, who reach- HEATER DEMISTER. to do with it. Now the ed the semi-finals in the Australian Association is champion of champions FROM £7/19/6 it event held recently. and reconsidering To suit all popular makes of seems the idea will be The committee wishes vehicles. Ffoldens from 1948 scrapped. to thank all members onwards. ALLPEST AGENCIES. 1 The Fremantle Carni- and friends who helped 66 Canning Highway, 'Victoria 6 6804. Park After hottrill val, held annually at Gib- to make the recent raffle 6 2944, 86 4128. I son Park, is being con- such a success. Prizewinners were: 1st, P. ,e4PiP ,44141,1P..., 104,41.11P4.0.11 Rodgers (Boulder); 2nd, BUY YOUR F. Walsh (North Perth); 3rd S. Brady (Melville). Carol Nelson and John are wished every Ranieri From . happiness in their future married life.
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Around The Diocese • • • • GENERAL MEETINGS.—The Carlisle Y.C.W. is holding its general meeting on Sunday, April 9, in St. Joachim's hall, Shepperton Road, Victoria Park. A talk will be given by a representative from the Boys' Home at Stoneville. Father Holmes also will say a few words on the Y.C.W. in general, and Guido Vogels will explain the workings of the visitational committee. The talks, not lasting much over half an hour, will be followed by entertaiment by the "Castaways." Supper and drinks will be available and admission will be 60 cents double and 40 cents single. The Morley Y.C.W. Girls are having a newcosmetic demonstration on Saturday afternoon, April 15, at the Catholic primary school in Russell Street, Morley (the first street before Pope's factory from Walter Road). All girls welcome. Also any girls in the Bassendean area interested in forming a Y.C.W. group can do so by contacting the parish priest or ringing 79 1940 for Kathy Chegwidden.
"IN THIS WORLD."—The latest issue of "In This World" contains in its editorial a summary of its aims and its achievements up to date. In aiming this review to attract people who are involved with youth apostolic formation, such articles as "The Church in the World" and "Are We a Weird Mob?" illustrate what youth should be doing and is doing. Any action shown is shown as being done with Christian attitudes. Unfortunately, this review does not appear to be reaching very many youth in Perth judging by the number of subscriptions taken up here. Subscriptions or copies of "In This World" can be obtained from the Y.C.W. Centre, 77 St George's Terrace, Perth.
BEACONSFIELD "BOOMS." — In the past three months this branch has nearly doubled its membership and consequently social activities have increased, and should continue this way for some time. Dances and barbecues have been held for a variety of worthy causes, including the Tasmanian Fire Relief Fund. The widely publicised Ship'n'Shore Dance showed much originality of thought and dedicated labour, while the ping-pong night also drew a large crowd and more potential members. Further events include the planning of a dance for 500. The Parish Newsletter is completely edited by the Y.C.W. Winter sport has begun once again and positions in the basketball team are keenly fought for. Meantime, International Rules Basketball is proving very popular with both groups.
CAR EXCURSION. — Morley Park has arranged a night car trial for Saturday, April 22, commencing at 7.15 p.m. from Boans Morley. A barbecue will conclude the evening, so please bring your own meat.
GLENDALOUGH—TIRED, BUT HAPPY.— Three such girls caught a taxi on the hike which was part of the Social Weekend held at Marian Lodge in Kalamunda recently. The girls, Lorraine Love, Anne Barr and Gail Johnson, all agreed it was a very enjoyable and unusual weekend with the 33 other Y.C.W. girls who attended from all over Perth. Y.C.W. IN LONDON.—Ken Sullivan, an ex Perth Executive member, at present in London, has sent information on their Y.C.W. activities. Apparently London has a similar problem to Perth, where Y.C.W. activities seem more concentrated and appealing to the under -21-years group. As a result, a seminar was recently organised to discuss the Y.C.W. and the workers in their early twenties.
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"MARATHON" BALL. — An informal ball will be held at Our Lady Help of Christians' parish hall in East Victoria Park on Sunday, April 23. The proceeds of the recent Marathon Walk will be presented to representatives of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary and the Lenten Hunger Appeal.
DANCE ROSTER. — The minutes from the recent boys' executive meeting show that again it is necessary to discuss a Dance Roster at the next Council meeting. This point has been raised because many of the South of the River Dances are held on the same night. Practical suggestions for a solution are being sought by the executive to lessen friction between branches involved. Y.C.W. FOOTBALL.—For those over 21 who are interested in playing football and who are now no longer eligible to play with the Y.C.W. competition, training with the exY.C.W's team is held at Haig Park, East Perth (near old East Perth cemetery), on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 5.30 p.m. Their coach this year is ex-State and Claremont rover John Hooper. SOCIAL CALENDAR. — Sunday, April 9: Dance a Carey Street Hall, Kensington, featuring "The Aristocrats." Sunday, April 16: Dance a St. Joachim's Hall, Victoria Park, featuring "The Clique." Saturday, April 22: Morley Park Car Excursion departs Bowls Morley 7.15 p.m. Sunday, April 23: Marathon Ball (informal dance) at Our Lady Held of Christians' Hall, East Victoria Park; Sunday. May 7: 50/50 Dance at St. Joachim's, Victoria Park. Band — "The Aristocrats." Monday, May 22: Catholic Ball at The Embassy Ballroom.
A public meeting will be held at Ross Memorial Hall, corner Colin and Hay Streets, at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 14. This date is the opening -••••INONOW,INOWNP4P of the half-yearly meeting of the West Australian Council of Churches. In the month of July, Bishop Goody of Bunwhich is dedicated to the Sayings of Pope Paul VI bury has been asked to Precious Blood, branches FUNERAL DIRECTORS talk on the Vatican will be asked to call for The decree, volunteers from their Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect Council T this month's in- as altar servers, reading members. It is hoped Church in the Modern of the Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our World. The Pope praises the structional meeting, Epistle, etc., and joining that all branches will be Sacred Rota's missions, in procesOffertory the heard executives Hinton, V. those W. for Mr. branch Also Furnished Suitably is l Chape represented and that almost "in order to comConfraternity the at sion disOP., relations officer Father P. Lucas, many members will par Desiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. public pensate, if such could of the Australian Council cuss the following chap- Mass; ticipate. be thought necessary, of Churches, will talk on ters of the handbook — • The monthly meeting Literature and applica- certain damages brought the Church and Society "Monthly Corporate will, by means of prayer, Conference, which he at- C ommunion," "The instruction and discus- tion forms are available upon it by a thoughtless tended in Geneva in 1966. Monthly Meeting," "The sion. help to form mem from the General Secre- criticism, which describes as legalism any A postolate of Speech" bers' minds so that they practical and canonical and "The Holy Name might serve Christ bet- tary, phone 8-4105. decision, relative to the ter; Badge." Branch News: Details external life of the ecman Executives were told • The Holy Name should be above re- for publication in this clesiastical body. that: matter of column be (To the tribunal of the should • Members of the Soci- proach in the ety should assist in the speech and truthfulness; phoned to 49-2604. Sacred Rota 26-1-'66) renewal of the Sacred • The Holy Name badge the and Christ for stands Liturgy as called for by THE new classrooms Vatican Council, and that wearer of it belongs to and science block at St. such assistance can be Christ. Blood Donors: In acGertrude's College will given by members acting 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY cordance with the resolube officially opened on Phone: 8 2406 tion passed at the ConSunday, April 16. by Hi:, vention, members are enAll Types of Electrical Work Undertaken Lordship Abbot Gregory, become to couraged 0.S.B., at 2.30 p.m. The blood donors. Enquiries building will be blessed at 11 a.m., followed by an THE combined Ma jellan have revealed that the open-air Mass. Club meeting scheduled constant demands on the All ex-pupils, parents for Sunday, April 9, has blood bank make the of present and past girls been deferred till Sun- need for more donors OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS FREMANTLE: 85 Market Street — 5-2225 real and urgent. To be a and friends of the Col- day, April 23. PIRTH: Piccadilly Arcade .. •. •• •• •• •• •. 11 8131 CLAREMONT: Opp. Railway Station — 3-2177 134 William St. lege are cordially invited It will be held at the donor is one act of ChrisAND ALL SUBURBS 11601 FREMANTLE: 30 Market P. W 4LL ICE A. FL GREEN — 64-1879 (Private) to be present on the oc- Redemptorist Monastery, tian charity that most 19 Napoloon 3 1655 COTTESLOI: JOHN GREEN 5 2996 (Private) dn can men Name North Perth, at 2.30 p.m. Holy casion. NIGHT SERVICE — EVERY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 9 p. Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 Also at . . 259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE
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Patrick John Colgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Colgan, of Grand Promenade, Bedford and Maureen Margaret Quilty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Quilty of Peter Way, Rossmoyne were married at Aquinas College Chapel recently. They are pictured after the ceremony with the celebrant of the Nuptial Mass, Father F. Ryan. —Photo E. & K. Kabay.
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An American morning tea was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Casey last week to assist fund raising for schooling and hospitals in the Kimberleys. Pictured at the function at which a make-up demonstration was given by Mrs. Yvonne Christian are ( left to right) Mesdames M. Davis, E. Macoboy, L. M. Whitely and L. Farley (seated).
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St. Joseph's Convent School, Northam, recently held an afternoon reunion for ex-pupils of the younpeage bracket. Some of those who attended were left to right) Anne Burke, Helen Gadek, Nargie Gasiorek, Erica Tarnowski, Barbara Marciniak, Maria Kelly, Jennifer Kelly, Irene Konefel, Lynn Sharpe, Carolq —Photo courtesy Contact. Smith, Cecilia Essig, Gail Pascov.
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God, the Father, the Son and the appearance after His Resurrec- relics of other saints being tran5. Holy Spirit descend upon us and tion, Christ foretells to St. Peter ported to great cities. If anybody APRIL 10 remain with us for ever. Amen. APRIL 12 his martyrdom. The deep love should receive honour it would that existed between Christ and be the very Mother of Our Lord, -I- THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. St. Peter is beautifully shown in Why then it is that we do not THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: this passage. know where her grave is? Plain., THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: ly because God raised her from Christ conquers. Christ rules, Who shall separate us from the INSTRUCTION: Christ reigns. The Body of Christ, When Jesus raised Lazarus the dead and her sacred body is APRIL 11 love of Christ? Shall tribulation glorious and immortal, is perfect or distress, or famine, or naked- from the dead the Jews were in Heaven, not on earth. in every way, yet He retains the + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. ness, or peril, or the sword? In astonished at His power (Has it ROSARY (One Decade): marks of His Five Glorious THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The Fourth Glorious Mystery all these we conquer through Him occurred to you that Lazarus died Wounds. twice?). Our Lord meant to —The Crowning of Our Lady in Who loved us. We were buried with Him by teach the Jews that something Heaven. SCRIPTURE READING: Baptism unto death, so that as SCRIPTURE READING: happened at death. Man's last FINAL PRAYER & Christ was raised from the dead BLESSING: Luke. 24: 36-43. St. Luke was St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, enemy is defeated. We must As for first day. writing espescia113- for the Greeks by the glory of the Father, we too 8: 18-27. St. Paul tells us never speak of it again! Henceof the who scoffed at the idea of bodily might walk in newness of life. glory that is our destiny. This forth, it is the resurrection that resurrection. glory will be earned if we pray matters, life eternal and new, not SCRIPTURAL READING: through the Holy Spirit the death. Look at the Body of the _INSTRUCTION: APRIL 16 John, 19-29. 20: (The breath of prayers of Jesus Himself. This Lord Jesus and keep It before Today we shall consider the + THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. first quality of a glorified body— Jesus is a symbol of the "Spirit" the early Christians constantly you as a pledge of your own THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: resurrection. Lord, teach me to Impassabiliity. This means that which means "breath" in He- did. Faith is the beginning and the live as one who does believe the the body will be unable to suffer brew.) St. John calls the Chris- INSTRUCTION: great sanctity of the material end of love. — St. Ignatius of pain and will have no defects. It tian reader's attention to the The third quality of a glorified frame in which you have lodged Antioch. follows then that all activities as- wound in Christ's side. body is "Subtlety." This means me. SCRIPTURE READING: sociated with the nature of a that the body, while keeping its ROSARY (One St. Paul's Epistle to the Romortal body, such as nutrition INSTRUCTION: Decade): nature as a true body, is so asmans, 5: 1-11. St. Paul teaches and generation, are not found in a The Fifth Sorrowful Mystery The second quality of a glorisimilated to the spiritual soul that —The Crucifixion, us that Christ has considered it glorified body. St. Thomas says fied body is clarity or brightness., it becomes entirely docile to the that the risen body will be perfect glory, worthwhile to save us. He will beauty and splendour, soul. Just as the soul is limited FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: not abandon us in our need. in every member and organ, even shown by the risen body. St. by neither As for the first day. time nor place, so the if there had been disfigurement INSTRUCTION: Thomas says that the glory posbody will be free to enjoy this during earthly life, and that it We have considered the qualisessed by the soul enjoying the faculty of the soul. Distance will shall rise in the state of youth, ties of a glorified body. The Beatific, Vision overflows and even if the person died as an inno longer exist. The doors being pagans believed that the body transforms the body. APRIL 15 fant or an old man. shut, the Gospel says, Christ enwas a miserable thing, the excuse It is fitting that as the body has ters the room where the disciples ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. for moral evil. When they conROSARY (One Decade): helped the soul to atttain God, it are talking together. He appears; THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: sidered a higher life, they judged should share the eternal joy of The First Glorious Mystery— He disappears. Everything will If Eve, the beautiful daughter that the destruction of the body the soul. The human soul, alThe Resurrection. be present, time will no longer of God, would never have be- was the condtion of that higher though by itself capable of enjoycome dust and ashes, unless she existence. FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: ing essential happiness, would exist. That the body was had sinned, shall we not say that really part of themselves, and Visit this house and family, 0 lack some accidental perfection ROSARY (One Decade): Mary. having never sinned, re- that its restoration could be a Lord. Keep the devil's cunning without the body. The Third Glorious Mystery— tained the gift which Eve by sin- privilege, was beyond their utinfluence away from it. Let Your The Descent of the Holy Ghost. ri.ng lost? most imagination. Only God, holy angels dwell here to guard ROSARY (One Decade): Who is Omnipotent, could have FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: SCRIPTURE READING: us in peace. And let Your blessing The Second Glorious Mystery rest upon us always. This we ask John, 19: 25-27. St. John made what is, according to our As for first day. teaches us that Mary, the new experience, so vile, so degraded, through Our Lord Jesus Christ. —The Ascension. Eve, is the spiritual Mother of so animal, so sinful„ into someAmen. FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: all the faithful, here represented thing celestial and immortal, May the blessing of Almighty! A S for first day. without ceasing to be a body. by the beloved disciple. I know, 0 Lord, that base and APRIL 13 INSTRUCTION: hateful as I am, rwill one day, be 4. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Let us consider the holiness of SAINT OF THE WEEK APRIL 10 raised incorruptible, and altothe body of Mary and its glorifiTHOUGHT FOR THE DAY: cation. If her body was not taken gether beautiful and glorious. For this end Christ died and into Heaven, where is it? Why "Pierce Thou my flesh with Thy lived again, that He might be do we not hear of her grave as fear." Lord both of the dead and the being here or there? Would she ROSARY (One Decade): living. The First Joyful NlyAt• The not have been buried with great Annunciation. reverence ? We bury great people SCRIPTURE READING: honourably. We do not hear of FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: Acts of the Apostles, 2: 29-41. relics of Our Lady as we hear As for first day. of St. Peter explains to his listeners that the Gift of the Holy Spirit would mark the era of the Messiah. It by Resurrection that Jesus has been constituted the "Lord" of Whom David speaks.
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Saint Michael De Sanctis
INSTRUCTION: The fourth quality of the risen body is "Agility." By this is meant that the body becomes a perfect instrument of the soul. It opens up to the soul a new mode of access to the universe and its wonders. It is not primarily the power to move at will to any part of the universe with the speed of thought; rather, it consists in enabling the soul, through its perfectly subjected body. to penetrate the most profound mysteries of creation symbolised by material beings. Thus, in his glorified body, man will be transformed by the Holy Spirit and penetrated by His action so that he has all he needs for an inconceivably sublime life, the fulfilment of creation. ROSARY (One Decade): The Fourth Glorious Mystery —The Assumption. FINAL PRAYER & BLESSING: As for first day. This saint's feast day is on the anniversary of his death in 1625. Michael was born in northern Spain. In his youth he was edified by his mother's stories of the saints and set himnelf to imitate them. Finding life in the business world little to his liking he applied to enter the Trinitarian Order and took his vows in 1607. His ability and virtue caused him to be named soperior of the Trinitarian monastery in Valladolid Here he spent the remainder of his life. His religious not only loved him as a father but revered him as a saint. His holiness was known to all in Va!IF•dolid and he waz God's instrument in the working o f a number of miracles. St. Michael De Sanctis was ca;-onised in 1862 by Pore Pius IX and is described in the Ron.an Martyr°loyy today as "remarkable for innocence of life, wonderful penitence, and love for God." The picture shows the Plaza Mayor — the heart of Valladolid — with the Cathedral, which the saint knew t-.0 welt, visible, in the backgrovnd. --Arthur O'Leary.
F RIDAY APRIL 14 ÷ THE SIGN OF THE CROSS THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: I am the Resurrection and the Life: he who believes in Me, t hough he is dead will Eve on. and whoever has life and has faith in Me, to all eternity cennot die. SCRIPTURE READING: eoim. 21: 15-23. In ilt,ethiM
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REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY THE INCREASE OF DIOCESAN AND REGIONAL SCHOOLS FOR THE FORMATION OF CATECHISTS IN MISSION COUNTRIES. ..The Mission Intention of the Apostleship of Prayer for the month of April
THE figure of the Catechist,' theological and pedagogical corn-
exemplary Catholic and na- petence. To meet the progress of tive apostle almost inseparable the requirements of the present from the missionary priest in the day world, we need gifted catehistory of evangelisation, has not chists who are well trained as aufaded from the picture with the thentic teachers of the faith. This passing of time. Even nowadays, is true of all; even of temporary he continues to be the precursor, volunteers, but, above all, of those helper and, to a certain extent, the who engage themselves for life, of substitute of the missionary priest. the "professionals,- to use a term We may go even further and that is frequently employed. The catechist of former times affirm that few apostolic person-ages, including hierarchical ones, was on his way out, he had lost have, in these latter days, so con- his usefulness and another type of stantly and progressively gained catechist possessing as high a level in importance in the missionary of education as possible should be formed. field as has the catechist. that, conditions The evolution referred to above the part great In in the past, made the collaboration demands the training of women There is practically of catechists necessary for mission- catechists. aries still exist; the vast territorial everywhere a progressive recogextent in the field of action, the nition of the rights and duties of great number of neophytes and of women, of their responsibility in non-Christians, lack of priests, dif- the family and in the social life of ficulties in understanding and young communities. It is. morepsychological adaptation. linguis- over, fitting that the wives of mar ried catechists should receive a tic and racial obstacles. It should, moreover, be said catechetical formation that will that with the evolution and inde- make the work of their husbands pendence of missionary territories, more efficacious. some of these obstacles are even greater than before because of the rebirth of the national spirit in VATICAN COUNCIL.— The misso far as it is tied to linguistic, cul- sionary intention which we are tural and religious values calls for commenting upon repeats the a complex effort at adaptation on Vatican Council's teaching on catechists. "Their training should the part of the missionary. For this reason, where there are therefore be perfected and adapted native priests, Brothers or Sis- to their cultural progress so that. :s, the collaboration of good they may, as capable helpers of the , echists proves to be even more priestly order, fulfil their office, which is burdened with new and Unhappily, time and the im- more important responsibilities, as provement of relations between well as possible. men and nations have not elimi"Hence, numerous diocesan and nated all unfriendly attitudes to- regional schools should be set up wards the Church and her mes- so that future catechists may caresengers. In such emergency situa- fully study Catholic doctrine, spetions the presence and apostolic cially in biblical and liturgical zeal of catechists are an assurance matters, catechetics and pastoral of the vitality of Christianity. t echniques. In these schools they A recent report from Sudan. for should also be trained to live as example, described such a situa- Christians constantly striving to tion: "Guerrillas and their coo, practise piety and holiness in life." sequence do not permit normal activity; the zeal of a number of N.B. — The Propagation of the Faith allocated one million dolcatechists continues the work of lars for this work in its last evangelisation in the forests of annual report and further inSouthern Sudan. Since the expulcreases are being asked for. sion of foreign missionaries in 1964. each church is entrusted to two catechists recognised by reliGOD LOVE YOU to Anon. for $10; gious and civil authorities." to Anon. for $4. "for the Missions;" "Sospa" for $3, ''for St. Peter to SELECT AND MODERNLY Apostle Fund.
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THE PRIEST OF CO-OPERATION in turn, requires even and accommodation, is more jobs for more peo- curtailed in its activities ple, and several nation- by lack of adequate al organisations are pro- funds. ducing blueprints for To the credit of Irish the creation of more priests, many of them jobs. are doing magnificent Exports have never social work — in Glenbeen higher, there has colmcille, London and never been more indus- elsewhere — and in the try, and the State has forefront is the Archfrom been dealing, in its first bishop of Dublin, Most 45 years, with a backlog Rev. LOCHLINN McQuaid, Dr. of hundreds of years. whose Emigrant MisMacGLYNN Men like Father McDyer sion gave a whole new are all too few. conception to the role in Father Owen Sweeney, of the priest in an emiDonegalman, grant society. another DUBLIN who has done magnifiAnd in the next few Father McDyer, durcent work in London for years, the Government's ing ten years as a priest emigrants there, new schemes for more the in England after his orthrough the Irish Centre education for all, already dination in the 1930s, cal shops. now cur- welcomed in principle met many Irish emiOn television the other in Camden, is grants, and became in- night, in an excellent ate at Clondalkin, Coun- by Cardinal Conway, are certain to contribute to spired with the need to series in which promin- ty Dublin. Speaking at the Annu- a much better Ireland help in Ireland itself in ent people are questiona crusade "to save the ed by a young panel un- al Easter Emigrant Con- not only at home but Holy Cross Col- also beyond the seas. West." der the chairmanship of gress in So, back in his native Bunny Carr, we had lege, Clonliffe, Dublin, G.A.A. RESULTS county, he went to work Father McDyer answer- he has appealed for legon this crusade in the ing questions about the islation to restrict, or Leinster Championships Under 21 Football area around him, Glen- West with more hope control, emigration of Irish boys and girls uncolmcille. The local t han certainty. Croke Park—Dublin 3-8; der the age of 18. small farms did not have Louth, 1-5. Depopulation of rural on speaking He was much arable land, and areas of similar strucTullamore Offaly. 6-9; the Challenge of "The part of the plan was to ture in Europe is comLaois, 0-7. Emigrant Chaplain," and make the best of this mon to virtually every said: "These mere child- Droichead Nua — Kilarable land by intensive country. dare, 1-11; Meath, 14. The Govern- ren just should not be production, such as veg- ment now has 1-9; Longford—Longford, pilot emigrants. It is an etables giving a high schemes in operation in Westmeath, 1-2. that thought alarming return per acre. parts of the West. nearly one in five of all Baltinglass — Wicklow, Another part of the Father McDyer is 3-11; Carlow, 1-5. eager- our emigrants today are plan was a factory for ly sought in Western par- under 18. Irresponsible CHALLENGE processing these veget- ishes to outline pro- and immature, arriving; GAMES ables, and in this he had grammes of self-help. In in London without prothe practical co-opera- reply to a young ques- vision for employment Croke Park — S.F. - Dubtion of Major-General tioner, who asked if an or accommodation, and lin, 4-11; Offaly, 1-7. Costello, then General emigrant could be ex- in most cases without Carlow — S.F. - Down, Manager of the Irish pected to return from any means, emigration 3-10; Carlow, 1-6. Sugar Company, which high pay in England to is for them a proximate Droichhead Nua — S.F. buys farmers' beet and share in this struggle, occasion of spiritual and - Kildare. 1-11: Meath, makes sugar from it Father McDyer said that social ruin." 1-3. General Costello was al- if he thought that "savIn London the Irish Cork — S.H. - Cork, 3-9; so a pioneer of Erin ing the West" meant liv- Centre, receiving Limerick, 3-7. the Foods, which established ing in deprivation, he emigrant and helping Coventry — S.H. - Tipfactories for soups, veg- wouldn't think it was until he is settled in erary, 5-6; Wexford, etables and other farm worth saving the West at suitable employment 5-6. produce. all. Father McDyer also But Ireland, he said, took note of the high was a good place in standard of craftsman- which to bring up chilship, developed during dren; people were haphundreds of years, in the pier in their natural surmaking of Irish tweed roundings; he couldn't and other quality pro- claim that many emiducts in the area. This grants had returned to he helped develop on a Glencolmcille, but then more remunerative scale he remembered with and he also had a plan some happiness that a for the non-arable land; couple had come back intensified, modern from England. sheep farming, instead He was too modest to of old, haphazard meth- say, perhaps, that many ods. who might have gone Another part of the away are still there, plan is based on tour- helped and encouraged ists; he has calculated by the plans he has that a farmhouse keep- been pushing forward ing, say, six guests at with a missionary zeal. El a day for ten weeks And he doesn't guaranof the tourist season is tee success for his own providing itself with a efforts; he no doubt realsubstantial addition to ises that he is dealing its income and the tour- with a universal trend, ist also, of course, in which the very small spends money in the lo- family farm has been losing the battle against the bright lights of countries open to emi-
Father James McDyer in Glencolmcille, County Donegal, has already passed into the history of the co-operative movement because of the scheme he is guiding towards success in the area where he ministers. It is in the North-West, and that part of Ireland with the West and the South-West, being dependent largely on the very small family farm, has been a main source of emigration for generations.
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"Dialogue" Presents Controversial School Issues
"Chronicle" is devoted to news items of interest to all educators. Four book reviews are useful because of their balanced and sufficiently lengthy treatment.
This second issue of " Dialogue" admirably maintains the standard of the first issue; and its and makes purpose embodied in its HE second issue of the Australian and Am- Australia "Dialogue" contains erican situations are not various suggestions for name, it is at once thought - provoking and several articles, of in- identical. No one, for in- its improvement. positive. The annual sub. terest not only to the stance, would seriously Brother Fogarty's arteacher, but to the par- propose the establish ticle will occasion much scription is $3 post-free ents, the priests and all ment of Catholic univer- discussion; it is a tenta- and is available from in any way connected sities in Australia tive reappraisal of the P.O. Box 200, Box Hill, with or interested in, the modelled on the Ameri- Church's long - standing Victoria.—M.J.K. Australian Catholic edu- can system; American opposition to the prin Catholicism, with its con- ciple of co-education. He cational scene. Father Patrick Crud- centrations of Catholics very delicately attempts .4 den's article on "The in regions or national to show good reason for Harold and Mrs. Little look over their home during the construction. School in the Post-Con- groups, is more prone to possible modification of the ciliar Church" is at once accusations of "ghetto- this attitude of refreshingly frank, yet ism" and other post-con- Church, which appears to be based on a rather for one viewing the Aus- ciliar bad words. The article will, how- negativistic and unrealistralian scene, slightly de stimulate much tic fear that any sexual pressing. He says that it ever, would be naive to sug- profitable and rational exchange between adolesgest that the school could discussion among Aus- cents is a threat to their chastity. ever be a primary pasto- tralian Catholics. "Forum" is a new secral concern. He feels, as It is interesting to redo many others, that the tion in this second issue call that American paro "Dialogue"—it allows of Catholic school cannot chial high schools have count for much in the for further discussion by for some time had co- Cr. FITZGERALD ORMER Perth footHarold and Cecelia With the couple's own post-conciliar era unless readers of matters albailer Harold Little were married last Decem- savings (Harold is a liturgical action, the wit- ready raised and as such education — the teachers are often nuns, as the & FORREST and his young wife Ce- ber in the chapel of the qualified tradesman and ness of charity, effective will prove a very useful STS., proportion of teaching celia Nannup moved re- Pallottine Fathers' Mis- Cecelia is nursing) they preaching and adequate platform for dissenters cently into their new sion Centre, Riverton, are qualifying for the lay-involvement in the or all interested in true Brothers and priests in that country is much NORTH PERTH house, 47 Ionic Street, with Nuptial Mass. The Commonwealth Home life and mission of the "dialogue." reception was held with Savings Grant of $500. Church are also present. Rossmoyne. One can imagine the smaller than in Australia. bride and bridegroom's They are the first Native torrent of contribution.; He points out that it is 41.41.e.dp.dres#4.....ip.44,4p,.."4 parents present, as well couple in Western Ausrushing to the defence of 1.14•••• too much to expect that as many friends from tralia to fulfil all conditraditional views questhe school will produce Harold's football club and tions to be paid out the tioned in this issue. independently thinking co-nurses of Cecelia. To grant in full. It has serv"Forum" this time treats a n d mature Christian signify the unique occa- ed as a deposit to obtain mainly of issues related persons if the local sion, the Hon. E. H. the necessary loan from to the question of the Church is failing in its Lewis, M.L.A., Minister a bank to build the lay-teacher in the Cathotask. for Native Welfare, and house. lic school. Both Father Crudden Mr. F. E. Gare, with Monsignor Bourke's arHarold and Cecelia are and the author of the ticle on the "Administratheir wives, attended the very happy to give the next article, "The Argu- tive Structure of Cathowedding ceremony. Now, just after three public an opportunity to ments Against a Catholic lic Education" examines months, the couple has see for themselves their School System," seem to the administrative situamoved into their new achievement, which they feel obliged to apologise tion as it exists today in home with a particularly feel is due to the training to us for saying things modern kitchen. The they have received a the which will surely offend The house is some people whose inhouse has been built by Mission. the Style-Line Homes open for inspection next volvement with the CathPty. Ltd. for the contract Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 olic Education System is WASHINGTON: The legprice of $7,700 on a guar p.m. All are welcome, but at once emotional as w111 islatures of two states have halted moves to reter-acre block of land, by special request no as financial. donated by the Mission. children, please. This second article, by lax their states' aborCRUISE Brian Stanfield, gives a tion laws for at least available at good summary, objec- another year. to But in a score of other tively presented, of the situation and divides his states the debate over treatment into argu- whether to liberalise ab'CANBERRA' ments against the sys- ortion statutes contintem, drawn from history, ued unabated. The senate judiciary theology, pastoral life and educational theory committee of the Georgia legislature votitself. 1967 Some Australian Cath- ed to shelve a bill which Two Berth Fare olics are very sensitive would have permitted NGLICAN Archbishop both eastern and western to accusations of "ghet- abortions to protect a from Michael Ramsey of Christianity. woman's mental or The lecture will be one toism" and "spiritual physical health; when Canterbury will give a apartheid" which critics lecture on April 22 at the of a series of appearances of the Catholic School pregnancy resulted from Catholic Institute of the Anglican Archbishop System say it nurtures. rape or incest; or when Paris on "The Transfigu- will make in France to the child might have pastoral arguments been born defective. DALGETY-N.Z.L. ration in Scripture and commemorate the close areThepresented as being In New Jersey, under relation between the Tradition." Christian traditions of the most convincing, as prodding by Gov. Travel Service for one thing, vocation Richard Drawing heavily on the England and France. J. Hughes and shortages demand a Democratic 17 William St., writings of the Fathers of legislative more vital apostolic mis- l the Church, Archbishop eaders, a house commitST. ANSELM Perth sion for religious Bro- tee Ramsey's talk will stress killed a measure to 21 2841 The first stop on the thers and nuns. Together create a commission to the liturgical and patriswith Father Crudden's tic heritage common to Archbishop's itinerary is study alternatives to the at the Abbey of Bee, article, the writer's pre- state's 118-year-old aborwhere he will take part sentation of contrary ar- tion law. The law now with Abbot Paul Gram- guments must result in forbids abortions exIGNIFIED and reverent mont, 0.S.B., in cere- m uch soul - searching cept when "lawfully jusmonies marking the feast among educators, especi- tified." MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERS observance of your wishes and of St. Anselm. At one ally in Sydney and MelALL WORK GUARANTEED — PROMPT SERVICE The Georgia reform the fulfilment of all religious time a monk of Bee, St. bourne, where the Cath- bill was ASIARED — CARS PICKED UP AND shelved by a olic Education System Anselm was named Arch• r equirements are assured by the DELIVERED FREE. 4-2 committee vote, over bishop of Canterbury by seems to have reached the protests of a numcorrect training of the Catholic Specialised Service England's King William the crisis point. The crisis has had this ber of legislators. But funeral conductors placed at the bill had encountered beneficial by-product of Engine Reconditioning your service by Bowra & O'Dea. Following cere- provoking Australian Ca- heavy opposition from the monies at Bee, Arch- tholics to reconsider the A rchbishop Paul J. HalGeneral Repairs Arrangements can be made by bishop Ramsey will visit "raison d'etre" of a sepa- linan of Atlanta and Panel Beating many doctors and legisphone at any hour, Sundays Joseph Cardinal Martin rate Catholic system. lators. Lubritoriurn Service of Rouen. included. Will Australian CathoIn spite of hardening Fitting and Turning The Anglican Primate lics have to see Catholic opposition to proposals will end his visit on April education in the wider to Cylinder Boring relax the law in 23 at religious services to context of Australian Maryland — a bill had Cylinder Sieeving be celebrated in the U.S. education as a whole and already been introduced Cylinder Head Episcopal church in Paris, more generally to see the and the Catholic bishops Reconditioning at the Anglican Church of Catholic Church as inof the state had issued George and in the St. volved with the common a public condemnation Crankshaft Grinding chapel of the British Em- good of Australian sociof it — a legislative ety and not just concern- committee 126 Adelaide Tce. bassy. moved to with its own sectional broaden the proposals interests? 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"Deep Blue Sea" Disappoints
OFF THE RECORD THE MUSIC OF WALT DISNEY.
fornia Institute of Arts being members of thc, ( which was fostered by M annheim Charnbe; Disney) and the Arts Players. Only the Mozart Vista, $4. Council of Australia. is recorded elsewhere and, strangely enough OR thirty years the F late Walt Disney built Saga itself is the main' competitor, where it ale with a magic world of enterpears with the Oboe tainment which captured MUSIC FOR Quartet and two hart portraying a robot. the affections of child HUNTING HORN Flute Quartets of Mozart. adult alike. and Strangely enough, I AND STRINGS. Both that disc and this thought he did this every It was wholesome enPAN, $2.95. are quite delightful, so tertainment, sometimes week. I MUST congratulate "Gone in films like worth WAS 1955 IN T the couplings must detersaccha r i n e, sometimes NOTHER of the gaily mine the choice. With The Wind" and STW9 on the cute aniwtih human sentiment BRISBANE. coloured sleeves of more recently in "Street- mated promo films for debased to sentimentathis label puts us into a car Named Desire." Now "The Jeffrey Newman 4 lity, but when compared I WAS sitting in a darkwas her turn to por- Show." That such a pro- YOU READ IT HERE with the real world of good mood before we end cinema with Googie tray the sadly mixed-up motion is followed by FIRST: From Sydney Hitler, Stalin, Wall Street hear a note. Perhaps this FISCHER-DIESKAU Withers, John McCallum life of Hester Collier, a their star, acting as comes the belated news and the Red Guards, the is just as well for, aland the rest of the tourwoman tormented by the booth announcer for the that Dawn Lake has re- world of Donald Duck is though the title continues SINGS POPULAR ing company. of physical and commercial that follow- tired from television. notable for its sanity. "by Beethoven, Mozart SCHUBERT SONGS. problems We had been all over ed is, however, not my This talented comedienne spiritual love. H.M.V., $5,75. From the very first and Haydn," the BeetAustralia and were about Sadly, it was a disap- idea of a star build-up. has been badly treated Silly Symphony- when hoven is doubtful and a to face a New Zealand VERY now and thee, by the material offered Disney created a new art the Haydn dubious. Only tour with a play by Ter- pointment. Her portrayal this column puts in a CNC her during her nine years form, music has always the Mozart Horn Quintet ence Rattigan called "Tne lacked the emotional fire full recan claim ( K407) quiet plug for German had Withers Googie that on TV and we can only played a dominant role. Deep Blue Sea." A num"LOUTS" (TVW7 Mon- hope that eventually a Here we have most of cognition and, even of lieder. It is one of the ber of actresses had al- given the role. Seeing it again, some day) was TVW's second script of quality will en- the famous music, main- this, only the Andante is sunnier corners of the ready played the role in years later, I big attempt at the panei tice her back to the ly taken from the origi- considered to be cham- garden of music and is t welve London and New York— ber music of the highest more suitable for home Peggy Ashcroft, Celia again felt this lack of discussion programme. medium. For the present, nal soundtracks. T h e class. listening than almost any Johnston and Margaret emotion in her perform- Like the first programme she seems content with sleeve notes apologise is room there However, other form of music. series, it almost particular, her in this In ance. the thought' of an even- for the poorer sound of Sullivan to name a few. in our collections for If you are tempted to frantic telephone call to made it. It certainly had tual stage play. with earlier excerpts the Rattigan himself had and whether consider adding lieder to her lover, Freddie, had all the ingredients for a typical American depre- small music been to Austraila and ad- none of the controlled success wrote your really Beethoven collection, You a panel of excation of the old, but the that mitted privately the Sextet for Two Horns should start with the tension of the stage per- tremely erudite people, Side 1 is genermusic of Miss Withers' perform- formance I knew so well. including the garrulous Strings or not, it .is greatest songwriter of all ally better than the later and ance had come closest to On the other hand, Ken- Paul Ritter, this time in quite worthy of his early time, Franz Schubert his conception of the neth Moore managed to the guise of a sociologist. HIGHLIGHT OF THIS tunes. period with endearing Here we have a selection VIEWING . . . WEEK'S only fault I find is The character. convey the devil-may- Yet it missed out some- "Guys and Dolls" on that the excerpts are tunefulness and neelli- of his best-known songs given by one of the best Now we were to see care attitude of the aging where. Perhaps because STW9, Sunday. This film only from the longer car- fluity. Tunefulness is ev lieder singers in the the film version starring airman with greater in- the panel held back on adaptation of the famous toon films and there is Vivien Leigh. Miss Leigh sight than John McCal- the most important is- American musical has none from the more per- more characteristic of world, accompanied by the Haydn Divertimento. the lieder pianist withhad already proved her lum had given it. sues. Certainly both prc- stars Marlon fect shorts. galore. We will never know grames have been cou- Brando (who sings), However, this is an ex- It begins with a theme out peer, Gerald Moore. All three, Schubert, whether the screen inter- rageous and stimulating. Jean Simmons, Frank cellently produced disc and variations, the theme pretation was decided To ask more than that is Sinatra and the efferves- and the singers include being one of the lovelies:- Fischer - Dieskau and upon by director Anatole probably being too criti- cent Vivian Blaine, all Cliff Edwards, Julie An- melodies I have ever Moore, combine for an Litvak. Perhaps a Conti- cal. I certainly hope that combine to bring to life drews, Dick van Dyke, heard in my life. This is hour of enchantment. nental director found dif- the basic success of these this Runyon Maurice Chevalier, Hay- the slightest of the three There are 14 songs in all, Damon ficulty in transferring the programmes will stimu- story. Lacking the splen ley Mills and Mary Mar- works, but is little more mostly from Schubert's English outlook on the late TVW7 to more of the did colour that was such tin, and so is excellent than a fill-up for the maturity, and inchzdin2 Horn Quintet. -Hark, Hark, the Lark," problems of this, one of same. a highlight of the film, it value as well as a great The horn playing is -Heidenroslein," "Laden the best - written female is well worth watching souvenir of Disney. t oles in the history of E*C1 There is an added rea- magnificent although the and Weinen," "Seligkeir for the shattering chotheatre, to the modern reography of Michael son for buying it. All the players are anonymous. and "Die Forelle." Miss profits, artists' fees, copyResident Chemist screen. for and Kidd Bottom to the "VOYAGE Whatever the reasons, of the Sea" (TVW7, Mon- BlaMe's of right fees, etc., will be derendition "Deep Blue Sea" was a day) had Richard Base- "Take Back Your Mink." voted equally to the Calidisappointing film then— 274 Cambridge St. and the years between haven't changed it at all.
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Catholic both sections of the FesHolden did little for son's three finest com- the presence of a few extravagant gesture so Schools Drama Festival. tival is Mr. Edgar Metwhat as a scenario prob- edies — "Bartholomew essential pieces of furni- foreign to twentieth-cen- The Festival will be held calfe (by courtesy of the exciting. Fair," "Volpone" looked ebly and ture, the playing area is tury life. Although Mr. at St. Mary's Hall, Lee- National Theatre Inc). John Ford, the director, "The Alchemist," the neutral ground, with en- O'Brien is physically and. derville, commencing on Mr. Metcalfe's adjudic* had gained fame with latter currently playing trances and exits at sev T suspect, temperament- Monday, April 24. tion last year of the Open Festival Westerns of the same ilk a t the Dolphin Theatre. eral points. ally unsuited for the role Both sections of the Section of the as this one. Yet "Horse of Sir Epicure Mammon, Festival will be held in was highly regarded by All that remains is a Soldiers" never reached production of "The Silent he did create a figure of the one week. The Junior every school competing SKILL the standard that one as- W oman" and Perth elegance and cultivated Section will be non-corn and the Therry Society Grouping and move- foolishness. that the sociates with a Ford theatregoers will have sure pet it ive with acting feels ment in this production movie. schools will be as delight, had the rare opportunity Mr. Omodei, as Face, awards only and the that he has Even the visuals seem- of viewing the major reflects the skill of Mrs. ed as Therry Open will Section entries the arch-schemer, haned strangely uninspired comedies of a great liter- Bradley in the departa very again compete for the found the time in ment of stage work. If dled his role with refor such a top-flight di- ary figure. busy theatrical schedule Archbishop's Shield. straint and a sure sense see rector, and the constant "The Alchemist," like some performers were of comic fun. I regard The following plays to adjudicate both Contact this Festival use of rousing songs "Volpone,' is an essay not as "with it" as Raylions of the this performance as su- will be presented: from the soldiers on human gullibility. As mond Omodei and Collin Junior Section: Monday. year. brought memories of Jeana Bradley suggests O'Brien, they did not de- perior by far to his per- April 24 — Knave of "Sing Along With Mitch" in her programme notes, tract from the general formance as Mosca in Hearts; The Crimson rather than the impact ". . . the moral, if any, is unity of style established "Volpone." Apart from the final scene, which I Coconut; Birds of a that was meant for them. that there's one born by the director. thought he misjudged Feather; Tuesday, April Costumes were ade- vocally, Mr. Omodei was 25—The Property Man's every minute." Certainly, Jonson introduces us in quate and occasionally excellent. Apprentice; V e n dett a : quick succession to a looked quite sumptuous, The Marriage Proposal. The other two trickstring of middle-class but Dolphin regulars Open Section: Wednes and Dol sters, Subtle worthies, each eager to should be excused if durday, April 26—Hewers of get rich, who in the ing this season they play Common were played Coal; Intermezzo; ImporCnr. Cambridge space of two hours are the game "Where-have-I- with suitable relish and tance of Being Earnest; gulled in fine style by a seen - that - costume - be- gusto by Vic Marsh and Thursday, April 27—Sun& Kimberley Sts. trio of likeable n'er-do- fore?" Distinctive bits Faith Clayton. Mr. Marsh day Costs Five Pesos; and pieces from several was, perhaps, a little too Piccallilli Circus; The West Leederville 483 Great Eastern wells. In the twentieth cen- recent productions were careful at times, a little Crucible; Friday, April H'way, Redcliffe tury we are inclined to in evidence, among them too subtle. His perform- 28—Boy With a Cart: Phone: relish the humour and "The White Devil," "Vol- ance was notheless very Hewers of Coal; Impor- . Phone 65 3157 overlook the moral com- pone" and "Mother Cou amusing. As Kastril, James Villee tance of Being Earnest. The final night and preMONUMENTAL ment implicit in the situ- rage." turned in what was the ation. Lighting was excellent sentation of awards for of The Pest "Member most gloriously funny SPECIALISTS Control Asseelatten et Jonson intended his in Part Two, but less so both sections will be held piece Western Anstralla." of characterisation. comedies to edify as well in Part, One, where it After Hours 67 3815 as amuse; yet few pro- ruthlessly exposed poorly Whereas many of the ductions of -The Al- applied make-up on four other minor parts were chemist" appear to have of the players. Extrava- sketched in outline. Mr. achieved the Jonsonian gant applications of Villee filled out his charideal, and if Jeana Brad- grease paint are doubly acterisation and created ley's production also fail- obvious when the maio- a broadly comic and very OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS ed to point up the morel, rity of the cast have exer- memorable ninny. other than incidentally, it cised restraint and ap"The Alchemist" is - FOR 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth 21-5344 still remains a highly en- plied their make-up with comedy of a high order, tertaining venture. light hands. A and the few imperfectg Several difficulties face The advantages of tions in this production LASSIFIED PIONri4 C the producer of "The Al- working with a more-or are outweighed by the chemist," among them, less constant pool of ac- positive merits. Certainly AD. how to contend with the tors outweigh the few Jonson could not have a changes of locality in this disadvantages. Previous finer interpreter than in AVAILABLE FROM swift-moving play. For experience in the stylised that "Volpone" and "The THE the Dolphin production, productions which are Alchemist" will be folMrs. Bradley has con- Mrs. Bradley's metier lowed in the near future fined the action to one Jeana Bradley andItrust by a production of "The 450 HAY STREET, PERTH room in Lovewit's house. must stand actors in Silent Woman." This has made some good stead. —Aristarchus.
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Massive Petition Organised Against Abortion
"We believe that we absolutely necessary to have too little knowledge preserve the health or about all the effects of life of the mother—but legalised abortion, such penalties for illegal aboras this bill suggests," tion are heavy, especially said Mrs. Jill Knight, a on doctors themselves. It non-Catholic M.P. "If this is felt that existing law JOHN A. GREAVES reports from LONDON. legislation goes through is conflicting and confusOPPONENTS OF LEGALISED ABORTION IN BRITAIN HAVE we shall be destroying ing and needs rewriting. something like 32,000 Cardinal Heenan said L AUNCHED A MASSIVE PETITION TO PERSUADE PRIME babies every year. We recently that Catholics feel we really must have would not object to a MINISTER HAROLD WILSON TO STOP IMPENDING LEGISLATION the facts examined prostatute which tidied up perly. present law. THAT WOULD PERMIT ABORTIONS. It needs "Nobody knows what tightening against backThe anti - abortionist too, a growing number the position is in other street abortionists. At Organisers are seeking a million signatures to front has been organised of Members of Parlia- countries. Nobody knows present, few are charged the petition urging the for some time by a group ment opposed to the bill if the hospitals could and procuring of aborgovernment to set up a calling itself the Society — though not enough at cope with the extra load, tions presents a lucrative Royal Commission to in- for the Protection of the present to reject it at its how dangerous abortion and far from dangerous vestigate all facts relat- Unborn Child. next "reading" or presen- is to the mother, or if it occupation. Even hospiThis society, formed by tation in the Commons— would encourage promis- tals have no instructions ing to legalised abortion. We are asking to report obvious victims This is a last counter- a cross-section of profes- as well as what appears cuity. attack against the abor- sional people strongly to be a majority of the these questions and no- of back-street abortion tion bill now near the laced with gynaecologists medical profession itself body seems to know the brought in to them. end of its final drafting and other medical ex- and of others who would answers." professionally in Parliament. The move perts, does not have a be Norman St. JohninStevas, a Catholic M.P. would enable the govern- single Catholic on its volved. ment, presently suffering, executive board. Cathowho is acquiring a repuWHOLE COUNTRY a general slump in popu- lics can be ordinary tation as a spokesman on larity, to shelve the in- members. Catholic issues in ParliaPromoters of the latest ment, said: "I think creasingly controversial The English Bishops. that massive petition are the people do want a mealegislation and get itself when the bill was introSociety for the Protec- sure of abortion law reout of at least one of its duced last year, issued a TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2nd, strong condemnation of tion of the Unborn Child form within reasonab7e current dilemmas. 4th): 8.30, 10.30 a.m. and a group SUBURBAN PARISHES of LISTED M.P.s. ARE BELOW Anlimits, but the bill as it But the organisers of abortion and infanticide Perth ( St. Mary's Cathe( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record stands the petition have not as "abominable crimes," nouncing their plans, the now virtually dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 group said they were to legalises abortion on demuch time manoeuvre but they were careful to Office of any variation in the times below.) a.m., 5 p.m. now "transferring the mand. The time has The bill after long weeks say they were not decome Queens Pail.. 7.30, 9.30 a.m., 5 p.m. of often acrimonious manding that their own battle against the bill to to ask the ordinary peo- Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10a.m. a.m. Kenwick: 9 a.m. 6 p.m. drafting in committee— views should be imposed the country as a whole." ple in the country to Kewdale: (Summer): 8 Quinn's Beach: (See North accompanied by even by law upon all citizens. They were taking this make their wishes Armadale: 7, 8.30 a.m. W anneroo). a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Ashfield: 8 a.m. sharper debate at public All they asked was a con- action because they had known." Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m, Attadale: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Koongamia: Cancelled. meetings and in the science clause in the bill been unable to make any Cadets Riverton Mission: 7, 8 K winana: ( Sea 7 p.m. press—is due to be re- allowing Catholic doc- amendments to the bill PETITION Hall, Office Rd.), 7 p.m. a.m. turned to the House of tors, nurses and others during its present comBalcatta: 7, 9 a.m. The petition to the Belga: (See Mirrabooka ). R iverton: 8, 10 a.m., and Commons in completed concerned to remain out mittee stage, since the Lancelin Island: 2nd Sunsays: Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.J.;0 6 p.m. form in the next few of any such activities. Al- committee is constituted Prime Minister day, 7 a.m., 7 p.m. a.m. weeks for a final crucial most all major Catholic to reflect the big majo- "We, the undersigned, Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m. tote of acceptance be- organisations have made rity vote the bill receivei while accepting the need Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. a.m. (Tower St.): 8.30 R ockingham: Till Easter fore becoming law. their own official pro- when last year it was ac- for a moderate measure Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. cepted in principle at its of abortion law reform, tests. Sunday inclusive, 9 a.m a.m., 5 p.m. Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m. NOT LEADING But the main and grow- "second reading" in the believe that the propo- Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, 7 p.m. sals in the present TerMaddington: 9 a.m. Catholics, to avoid pro- ing opposition to the bill Commons. Roleystone: 7 a.m. at State 9.30, 10.30 a.m. mination of Pregnancy abortionist charges of de- has come from others, in School except last SunBelmont: 7, 10 a.m. and Maida Vale: 8 a.m. The group said any Bill threaten the prin Mandurah: Dec. 26 to nominational pressure many cases non-Chris amenments made in comday of month. 5 p.m. ciple of respect for the on Parliament, have care- tians, showing that the mittee had been put forFeb. 1: 6.30, 8, 9.30 R ottnest: Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Christmas tet fully avoided leading the present bill is abhorrent ward and voted for by sanctity of human life a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 a.m., 6 p.m. Easter: 11.45 a.m. long implicit in our law. campaign against the to a large section of the the bill's sponsors and to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Safety Bay: Till Easter Sun. bill. general public. There are, these had made it "more In view of the vital imManning: 7, 8.1 , 9.30 p.m. 6 day inclusive, 7.30 a.m. portance to the commua.m. wide open and danger- nity of Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30 soundly based Brentwood: 7; 9 a.m. and Maylands: 7 15, 8.30, 10 ous" than before. They leglislation 7 p.m. a.m., 7 p.m. we urge Her claimed that the bill in Majesty's a.m. St. Catherine Laboure, Bed7.30, a.m. 10.30 Carilla: Government to its present form ignores ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m.set up a Royal Commis- Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. SHEET and METAL WORKER the opinions of the Bri6.30 p.m. 7 p.m. Serpentine ( 3rd): 10.30 sion to investigate and Specialists in Galvanised and Aluminium tish Medical Associatim, ELM. establish all the relevant Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Roof Decking the Royal College of Oba.m., 5.30 p.m. Castledare: (See Wilson). Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 facts." 6 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 stetricians and GynaecoCity Beach (High School): Mirraiwoka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a.m. logists and the Medical British law at present a.m 8.30 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 9.30 Women's Federation. allows abortion if it is Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m.
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Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m, 5.30 p.m. Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 leader of the English Bishops, warned a Welsh East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Nava! Base: 8 a.m. a.m. audience that an abortion bill now before ParliaNedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 West Perth: 6, 7, 8, 9.30 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Italment would eventually, if it is passed, lead to Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Embleton (Burnett St.): New Norcia: 5.45, 6.15 ian), 11.30 a.m. (Polish). euthanasia. 8 9.30 a.m. 6.45, 7.30, 10 a.m. Willagee: 7, 9 a.m., 5.30 The Cardinal told a big of the Unborn Child and Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m meeting of Catholic doc- have excluded any Cathoa.m., 6 p.m. North Doubleview: 7, 8.30 Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. tors in Newport, Mon- lic from the executive Fremantle (St. Patrick's). Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. 10 a.m. mouthshire: "You know committee. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., North Fremantle: every Sunday. 7.30 that it is being put about "They have done this 5 p.m. 9.30 a.m. • that the only real oppo- so that no one in Parlia- Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., North Wanneroo (23 milt nets of this bill are the ment will believe that peg): 7 p.m. every Sun Lithuanian Mass: 6 p.m. East Perth: 10.45 a.m. Roman Catholics and you this is some religious Gooseberry Hill (Mary's day. Polish Mass: and I know this is un- scruple peculiar only to Mount): 7.30 a.m. Osborne Park: 6.30, 7.30, West Perth, 11.30 a.m. true. Because our non- Catholic citizens. Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m 9 a.m., 7 p.m. Catholic friends, mainly Mass: Italian a.m. 8.30 Guildford: 7, EUTHANASIA Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 in the medical profesWest Perth: 10.30 a.m. 7.30 a.m., 10 Gwelup: "If this bill were to a.m. sion. are aghast that this Ukrainian Church, May. bill should go through, pass in its present form Hamilton Hill: 7.30 a.m. Pickering Brook: 10 a.m lands: Every Sunday al the first only would be it every Sunday. 10 a.m.. Summertime: they have founded a So9 a.m. and step towards euthanasia. Pinjarra: (1st, 3rd, 5th) 8 and 10 a.m. ciety for the Protection "There are many al- Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. ready in this country Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 who have given up any a.m. I NSIST ON
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belief in religion and Herne Hill: 8 a.m. who are anxious that eu- Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. thanasia should appear ( 10 a.m., Italian), on the statutes book. ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian), "Those who know par7 p.m. ents with handicapped Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 they children know how a.m., 5 p.m. feel about their children Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: and with what horror 8 a.m. they regard the possiInglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. bility that these children destroyed, Jandikot: 10 a.m. should be with what horror they Jarrandale: (1st) 10 a.m., view the possibility that ( 3rd), 10 a.m. their aged parents and Joondanna: 6.30, 8, 9, 10, the incurably sick should 7 p.m. be destroyed. "But once we abandon K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 p.m. the doctrine of the sanctity of life there is no K arragullen: 9 a.m. reason why we should K elmscott: 8.30 a.m. not uphold euthanasia." Keneington: 7, 8.15, 9.30
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