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PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1967.

DEBATE ON STATE AID IN the W.A. Legislative Assembly, Labor pressed a constructive debate o f the second reading of the Government Education Act Amendment Bill designed to pay $10 a pupil a year to independent primary schools. Labor members R. Davies (Victoria Park), C. Jamieson (Beeloo), H. E. Graham (Balcatta) and D. Norton (Gascoyne) criticised aid to independent schools as piecemeal, inadequate and unplanned. The subsidy to primary schools should be at least $20 a year to match up to secondary school subsidies. There seemed to be no clear for $10. tn enquiry into the needs of independent ools was necessary for the establishment a logical and sufficient basis for subsidy. An important feature of the bill emphasised the Hon. E. Lewis, Minister for Education, that the subsidies are legislated as a direct yment to schools on the basis of primary school enrolment. They are not a payment to the school on behalf of parents. This is the time in almost a hundred years that a.rect payments to independent schools have been provided in legislation.

O DIFFICULTIES it was clear from Members' remarks that .liamentarians individually and collectiverave been told of the difficulties of Catho • schools on both a parochial and overall •:s. Labor members quoted repeatedly .s and figures — which could only have from detailed briefing by school parents' ,ciations. l'he plight of the country parents was not ..otten. Mr. D. Norton pressed the point that boarding school education was essential to the farming and mining community and not all who farmed or mined could afford such education unassisted. Tribute to the work of the Parents and Friends' Federation was paid. A section of its 1956 report thanked the Hawke Government for "placing justice before prejudice" in passing the first legislation in the sixty .s.s since 1895 to give assistance in independent schools.

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A newsletter for this year was also quoted referring to the good record of the present Brand Government in achieving assistance to both secondary and primary independent schools in its term of office. ,The second reading of the Bill was passed ,croc without division and the House went on to debate in committee whether subsidy in re. s ;Peet of pupils at secondary schools should De disallowed if the pupil was in receipt of !nother bursary exceeding $40 per annum. l'abor opposed the disqualification.

OPERATION SUCCESSFUL

• POPE'S CONDITION IMPROVES

POPE PAUL VI's recovery from his r ecent operation continues to be very good, according to his doctors.

The doctors said: "The post -operational condition of the Holy Father remained excellent in the second day also. The pain has lessened and the illustrious patient did not require any special pain-killing therapy. "The operation wound alert and quite vivaThe President's mesis healing normally and, cious and had a lively symptoms characteristic - Messages have also of a benign simple en- arrived from variou: sage, according to Vatiin fact, his temperature look in his eye. largement of the pros- Jewish and Islamic lea- can City Radio, also said during the night was tate, but had not clearly ders and groups. that millions of people never more than 98.6. stated that the President Lyndon B. shared gland his gratification At the same time, his condition was non-can- Johnson of the United over the success of the general condition and cerous. because a biopsy States, in a message operation and the proorganic functions, which was required to confirm sent after Pope Paul's gress of the Pope's reare kept under close A medical bulletin the diagnosis. operation, said that he covery. According to and assiduous medical later confirmed that the and members of his Vatican City Radio, the control and which are Pontiff's condition was family had prayed for President expressed the periodi c a 11 y checked. non-cancerous and that the Pontiff and were hope that the Pope remained stable . Ac- his recovery from proscomforted that theil- would be able to concordingly. transfusion tate surgery continued prayers had been an tinue his work for the therapy has been con- to be satisfactory. The Vatican has been swered. welfare of mankind. siderably reduced and deluged by telegrams of The bulletin read: sympathy and encou spaced out." "The third day of the ragement for the Pope. The report reflected post - operative period the optimism of the has again been mark Telegrams have been doctors who said the by continuing satisfac- received from the Heads Pope's recovery was go- tory general conditions. of State of Italy. Spain. ing very well and that While the pulse and Portugal and Senegal. he was already able to blood pressure remain as well as official mestake liquids orally. The within normal limits, sages from the United day after his operation the temperature at States, Philippines and he sugared night was slightly over many nations of Latinimbibed water and later was 99. Localised pain is America, Europe. Asia able to take tea. lessening progressively and Africa. and spontaneously. The The Pope summoned histologi c a 1 examinaEcumenical Orthodox Amleto Cardinal Cico- tion of the gland that Patriarch Athenagoras gnani, Papal Secretary was removed, carried Iof Constantinople (Isof State. and instructed out in a series of phases, tanbul) cabled his him to send his personal has confirmed diagnosis prayers for the Pope's thanks to all who have of benign simple en- complete recovery and sent him messages of largement (meaning Anglican Arc h bishop Michael Ramsey of Cansympathy and encou- non-cancerous)." terbury sent his best ragement. The Pope alOn the day of the wishes along with those discussed various so pressing matters and operation the doctors' of the head of the Anthe Cardinal later said bulletin had said the glican Centre in Rome. that the Pope was very Pope was suffering from Canon John Findlow. T he amazing new electronic audio visual SIGHT & SOUND teaching system enables anyone to learn to touch type in just 12 hours.

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Thursday, November 16, 1% Thursda y, November 16, 1967

Readers' Opinions . . S

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Battle Of Decency pELEGATES EAGER

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REMEMBRANCE

his turnover by fifty per safe from who in a, IR, The Catholic Women's cent and undermines at ciety in which at, League did not seem to the same time the con- tisers and Publi4 gain much in the battle ventions of morality on destroy morality of decency in advertising which he depends for the chivalry? by a recent interview stability of the society in Yours, &c., conducive to deep devo- recitations of set forms them and leave the mat- with the A.B.C. "Today- which and from which he PAUL rva Undoubtedly, wishes to live. Or again, IR' & joHN A. GREAVES 40 resolutions, many of up as: "We may have No doubt there is a tion and tend to inspire a of prayers reminiscent of ter to the Church. And Tonight." C womenfolk whose are with laremont. talk who those corresponding intensity classroom. a she decides what finally 'reports from London. which they had never talked too much, but at sense in which one must seen before. least we were not lecto be the best for us we A.B.C. interviewers need agree with Father Lane's of love for God. DELEGA"Some— on birth con- tured to . . . We deduced It is not my intention shall humbly accept, re- to talk with a ready IgITAIN'S "Liturgy Comment" ('ite. Again, from the view- to discourage the new joicing in what we find tongue and a quick wit cord, November 2). iWingirpioarivORTLOD CTHONE_ trol, for instance —were from the spirit and the to get a point across in a c ontroversial, calling for statements of the Second point of distractions, liturgical movement for accepting agreeable, and There is one point, television interword - by - word analysis. Vatican Council that we from having to put changes, and I should in a willing spirit of sac- brief aside NOVEMBER: Avenue, Ross 04 though, that needs to be S OF THE LAY Some were time-wasting were expected to air our up with what is inevi- not be understood to be rifice that which we find view. O 5: lcO onf 1 a m., cleared up. Before referThe League had joined 19: 3.30 p.m., Bless extenof RIN expressions table, I think there is taking an antagonistic at- disagreeable. vague views. And we did—with or301ES HT AOsL ring to it, let it be exof advercorset on issued sions Christian goodwill . . . Delegates a vengeance!" to in enough a public place idea. All the titude I to &c., Yours, politan Clergy, eh: RETURNplained that it was never ØE B rothers' High had four -language transworship without hav- am trying to do is to C. H. CALLANAN, tisements again. My own ter Hall, vieq for a moment imagined of REFRESH- lation sets, Walsh, recording his }IONE impression is that this School, Highgate. but disputes to add to it by vocal state the facts as I view Brentwood. ing Square. go proper to be a silent obbattle was won almost DECEMBER: over a meaning in Span- impressions in the "Cathserver at Mass. There is 7.15 p.m., Adult olic Herald," ten years ago. It is a British r CRITICAL. ish or English held things weekly, ample scope for devout firmation, St. Mati said that some good long time since the 10: 3 p.m., Bless Senior up. So did confusion , Girls' Building, Fifth mental activity to dispel Cathedral. sober pages of my mornEyABGaUEeTpiteared gen- over procedure, inevi- delegates were disap .1111Tht 13 They the idea. invaded were paper ing leased with the table in such a varied as- pointed with the conHowever, since proerallY p by young ladies who had tehe cio nntegir.h ea ss_ sembly . . . At midnight gress, which they congress in the changes are CIR, when and used as a school, and operate our schools at all omitted to dress themthe translators sidered too timid. Others tandth l d a ec .5 0 a understood to be experiwent standing r off Further to my letter then not used as a school, costs, as while we do we selves before coming to e duty d confusion were amazed how far it un oal. mental, and lay reactions become with some total. but dated 1/11/67, in the the Government could have something to bar- breakfast. Long may they When the went, and the majority oieved, sought, it is clear that meeting what about "Daily Neyvs," I would and would be quite en- gain with. Give them be decently absent. it broke up at 2.15 seemed just happy, he oats there is nothing yet defiThe League and other a.m., it had first like to clear my own titled to resume it and away, and you have nothdid. dealt with said. pally nite. As Father Lane says, organisations, November 19 (Green): TWENTY - SEvaiti In the discussions on Catholic only eight resolutions." I am a boiler- put State school children ing. position. Tony them, of the reform of the Liturgy " "Peace and the World SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST (2nd Clas) co The only doubt in some especially parent organimaker with ten children. in it. Wouldn't that be togiaa, from Scotland, a is something that cannot Community" and Mass Proper. Creed. Preface of the Zink on people's minds as to our sations, could valuably education they nice! only The PUNISHING aolio newspaper rebe accomplished nor ac"Ecumenical Ac ti o n," We won't do any good democratic right is caus- take action about the boy November 20 (White) St. Felix of Valois, 4, a ter,upsumbymseadyithhge have received is from the cepted overnight. It is Fr o r Walsh found the consenH ughes and Brothers. by trying to bully or bluff ed by the early Catholics bathes or drinks with described Sisters fessor Class). the (3rd Mass from Com*. that. certainly going to take a On Saturday, November 11, a large gathering attended an impressive ceremony during which the Old c ongress programmes as sus far stronger than the have finished pri- anyone into giving us conceding a point, so girl advertisements blastFive Preface. Common of men of meeting long time. And when a ca Aquinians' Book of Remembrance was blessed and installed in the Aquinas College chapel. final resolutions. In the " secondary State aid—just convince give nothing away. ed at the younger genera- November 21 (White): The punishing"— and mary eight days Presentation of% inations to help the of settled form of public Designed by Mr. Frank Norton, Director of the Perth Art Gallery and with a cover presented by the b eginning, he said, tion in full-page colour. AfriYours, &c., chool, and have good them that it is our right. discussion s groups, lecee lfe,esist Blessed Virgin Mary (3rd Class). Mass frit ras tiurcpa rsetzehwingitssu worship does emerge, I Old Scotch Collegians, the book records the names of 124 old boys of Aquinas College who sacrificed tures, liturgical services can delegates demanded A. K. RICHARDSON, jobs, four attend secon- In conclusion, I would Commercially used sex Common. Preface of the Blessed Virgin, take it that it would be their lives in the two world wars and in Korea, together with the many hundreds more who also specific mention often of the school and one is in like to say, hang on and Maddington. involving dary long jourpressure on the young, November 22 (Red): St. Cecilia, Virgin, Mat, rope ed what ularkcaliln -a lanndm made obligatory? That served. war in Nigeria neys and and the primary school. My a with little free indeed on anyone, is rewould be fine and once Pictured studying a page in the book are Mr. Ken Kelsall, President of the Old Aquinians Association ( 3rd Class). Mass Proper, Common Pre* time. And on top of all oppression in South Afwife andIhave been able prehensible. Advertisers of people the of arch that is done implicit ; and Monsignor C. Cunningham M.B.E. who conducted the ceremony. 23 St. (Red): November Clement, Pope, Ma* rica. this, this only by going he do to said, delegates should ask themselves ad towards salvation." had obedience will follow, Monsignor Cunningham is an old boy of the college and a distinguished army chaplain in World War 2, Proper. "But Class). Mass ( 3rd above Common all we to fit in considerawithout many things, Prefate what doth it profit a reand because of it, good who recently returned from ceremonies in New Guinea, wh:ch marked the 25th anniversary of the battle he added that "as tion of complex motions wanted the congress to ovember But 24 St. (White): John of N the of which many some Cross, Ca. tailer if he does increase Catholics can count on of the Kokoda Trail. Photo by courtesy Sunday Ti-ies fessor and Doetor (3rd Class). Mass Prom 'policy-making body it on which their spokes- go on record with a very others seemed to think the special grace of God something a of strong 1 15 resolution calling men and the help of essential, had to ommon Preface, C vote. T: puree:bi:seisi; helping them to apprefor immediate cease-fire so,n' the Sisters and Brothers, CIR, November 25 (Red): St. Catherine, Virgin, MN home leave a little ciate, practise, and love Nevertheless, he said, in Vietnam. The position of the Carecording his them. bless God earlier. from criticism Class). of In his 1 0 Mass tyr (3rd Common. Cot the new order of the s in his own "the drawbacks were tholic federation has in"It is all in the final By results.Iclaim they the traffic arrangements Perhaps not generit is mon Preface. Liturgy. minor compared with resolutions, but in more fluenced rzi a,pes d t thet all German have had the best educa- at the Aquinas proces- ally known that traffic is November 26 (Green): Twenty-Eighth, Last Ste. In the meantime the itish Catholic the achievements — of diplomatic language and youth. groups to stand British was possible to sion, B. Bowman shows directed by members of it tion IR, question is this: Though day after Pentecost (2nd Class). Mass Pe. said aloof from contact with ontit: which the most impor- sufficiently toned down get. Now, as far as I am little knowledge of the the Catholic Policemen's Recently, criticism Catholics normally hear Creed. Trinity. per Preface the of tant eastern afternoon, was tal the the 100for communist fact of those the who do certain with a concerned, not actual facts. The position Guild who give their own was levelled at male atthe Church and regard &heads of national de- c ongress itself. There wish to see to miss it . . . youths. With the Catholic I think I is that there are three time to this work, not tire at Sunday Mass, ocluck, of amount her advice in most things, organisations ations had to consider had been nothing like approval get the rest of them ovals available for public only at Aquinas but at casions which seem to "When we discussed yet in a case like this and can this before . . . This conof a change in policy, it secondary parking. Two are access- other Catholic functions. have formed "an out of through in the absence of obligaONTACTS between groups had used pre- ness now to have dia- is likely that the other gress was about the joys, ecumenical relations beTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE school but I fear for any ible from only one road Their task is not made proportion" problem in tween Christians we distion one way or the G erman Catholic VIOUS dialogues for pro- logue on such worth- youth groups in Gerhopes and fears of all grandchildren. possible INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED and nothing is gained by easier by the attitude of this modern age. covered other, and given a wellan youth organisations and paganda and polemical while subjects as peace many will go along. impatience men . . . Through them believe in a democra- filling these two simul- some of those attending instructed Catholic with I CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN and under-standing In weather which is en t the delegates) the world with the slow progress. youth groups behind the purposes. any primary taneously. country, tic who obstinately refuse tirely conducive to We appreciated the prob- Iron Curtain appear to a reasonably sound PROTECTION INSURANCE A spokesman for the rather than to use' the of moon projects and school child should reknowledge of the essenGerman Catholic youth discussions for polemics. DO yourself a favour! BeOn the day in question, to park in an orderly shorts and healthy carerace riots, of city slums lems facing theologians, be in the offing. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH ST. 1 33 ceive the same assistfashion or who want to tials of the Mass and Until now the Federa- federation at its headand mass hunger seemed but felt they were dragfore you buy a used car— G. F. PEARCE, Manager, ance whether attending the traffic was directed drive right to the as- free garb, surely this is Phone 216091. ging what it implies, is there their tion heels." of Catholic Youth quarters in Dusseldorf the in offence an access not two the along to find out how much you be saying The to spokesman the said at State school or not. the sembly area. any reason why he of Germany has refused said individual its annual meeting in Ai- can actually save on a that Churches: 'We're not inT herefore, when my roads to two ovals and it In conclusion, perhaps House of Our Lord. should not decide for contacts w it h meetings between youth Ger- tenberg on November 10 brand new Holden. Get constantly until flowed terested A in PPOINTED your hairdaughter brought home Christ Himself sought B. Bowman is prepared himself how to give his groups in eastern com- man Catholic and com- the Catholic youth fed- $200 more for your tradesplitting. Can you help? Queens Park they were filled to capa- to give some of his own clothes of an inconspicufrom a note Walsh said he felt that munist countries because munist youths have indibest to God at Mass? If not, step aside, and eration, which has more in, save $100s in new car that a meeting was to be city, after which traffic time to assisting at the ous nature in his quest perhaps the point that it claimed that those cated a communist reasiithird directed the we'll to was solve our than one million mem- terms and relax with a own probthe Christianity, and I do not think anyone held regarding State aid of came through most at procession and if he lems.' " bers, is reversing its op- 12/12 G.M.H. warranty. can deny that mental for our children, I offer- oval by the only road cares to inspect the area overdressed churchgoer the congress was how CHEMIST position to dialogue with call. Youngs WA, Holden processes are far more ed my services as a available. and submit his solution does not achieve any "progressive" the delemore access Logically, eastern communists and Dealers. 529 Albany Hwy., speaker, but was refused. who those than more OWN VIEWS 174 Cambridge St gates were. RememberPark. would increase to the traffic problem he seek solace in more conroads 66321. announcing support for Victoria 4.4.41411.#411,411`44.4.4.~1.4.4,W#N4P4,1he . After listening to two Bob Walsh, secretary ing that in many cases traffic movement, but is most welcome to do genial clothing. such meetings on both A /H 74 6384. W blame small. speakers I did not No order too big or too embley - 87 3984 of the English Laity Com- the delegates were apthis is not the preroga- so. sides of the Iron Curtain A Sunday Mass is hardthem at all for not letWe can supply every need— Yours, &c. mission, summed it all pointed by their bishops, tive of the committee. parade, nor fashion ly a ting me speak, as almanufactured. FOLEY, all F. if at MARK he said that "it was reMONASTERY for tor the monastery's upIt should be realised should it be regarded as though we attend the Chairman, markable not only how 11 04.041,0411.041141 IVINP#41 , married couples is keep. that the public is there W. F. SAMSON & Co. a time for beach dress. same Church on Sunday well they had learned the' being organised at Fonte The couples surrender at the invitation of the For and on behalf of the However, cool, comfortR .E.I.W.A mornings and our chilW.A. Agency for "Tibaldi" Brand Salami Siang lessons of Vatican II, Morandoli. Italy, by Mrs. t heir incomes to the comCollege authorities who, Committee concerned. 5 churchgoers able are deQUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE dren attend the same and Canned Mortadella and Zompone but how willing they Bice Pagnamento, of Lu- munity, but are free to over the years, have 616.1tate Agent., serving of praise, not 483 Great Eastern school, we did not have given Auctioneers and Sworn Valuator'. Rent* w ere to build it. Even the gano. Switzerland. maintain contact with * td, the committee the Estate* managed. Representing: Queensland condemnation. InGIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— most difficult question H'way, Redcliffe the same beliefs. Their utmost co-operation and people outside the monaMrs. Pagnamento, a Yours, &c., was State aid Ptill . y." L1td.A, u4B7I nn kblint CIN.u of all, birth control, pro- grandmother, began the stery, particuarly with Sb.W.ofSaWrings " ‘ IrUlr e/. support. This is eviPhone 65 3157 theme-song F. TIPPETT. for our children, or we duced a unanimity that project five years ago, their children. Many the Best Equitable Life and Brighton Hotel A ccommodation & Service Manning. MONUMENTAL will close our schools denced when one looks General Insurance Co. Ltd. was unexpected . . . The and has the approval of Prayer life follows, in to back days earlier Highway, 1 Stirling ). P.O ffice: migro 5 31355161.. Private Sir Frederick CIR, and send them to the great majority wanted Bishop Antonio Bagnoli a general way, the BeneSPECIALISTS krnson, when access to the ColCottesloe Hotel Cottesloe F.C.I.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson 30 4425, State schools. What an 'IP I feel it my duty to some form of freedom of Fiesole, Italy. After Hours 67 3815 dictine rule. 3 Minut us from Beach lege was confined solely ARE. PARKINGNLIMITED , insult to the nuns and U thank A. Callus for his RIGHT ON THE SEA FRONT for husband and wife to Vows may be taken Excellent Accommodation at Thirty married people to one very narrow road Brothers! letter on "Dress" (Novselect the Tarriff means Moderate to Phone be later 3 2155 if and on, when the have already begun living WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Personal Management Sunday after Sunday It is possible that in ember 2). I have visited used to practise respon- a cloistered life. new community is for- ofUnder R. M. DYMOCH. Licensee TAYLOR, Tel.: 3-2024 TED future years further imMERCHANTS PROVISION DO yourself a favour! Be- you see many children atsix countries before corn sible parenthood." Mrs. Pagnamento be- mally approved by the fore you buy a used car— tending Mass and Holy provement to assist traf- ing to Australia, and I Shenton Pork lieves that elderly people Holy See. Bayswater Hotel 5121 fice movement may PHONE: be 21 Walsh also told the find out how much you Communion, but no sign must admit that I dread CIR, OPP, STATION who have retired and made, but we can hardly Hotel "Catholi can actually save on a of any parents. Full c Excellent Accommodation Herald" that Perth -scsEE 1 Regarding "Dress" (is AGENTS-the summer to witness . Street, 482 Murray 484 to who have a calling to the NICHOLSON ROAD Frequent Train Service, 4 mi'ea expect the College to ad"liturgic brand new Holden. Get credit for the children's ally, the congress R. the slovenly way the Ca- sue November 2), A. SHENTON PARK f rom City. Large Parking Area CONNABEER & COMPANY Spacious Car Park BED and BREAKFAST was outstanding . . . It religious life can pursue $200 more for your trade- attendance must go to just the design of its tolics dress for Mass. Callus seems to think 1 Bed-Breakfast, Moderate Rat, 65 calling such REASONABLE TARIFF a without HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. has done me much good. in, save $100s in new car the Brothers and Sisters. grounds and perhaps Beer Garden, Open Air Bar LES BARTI'LET, Prep, An approach to receive dress is more important Phone: 8 2170 TEL.: 71 1224 And I am sure it will separating from theii terms and relax with a Today the Catholic pri- jeopardise its environ- Holy Communion de- than attending Mass. We have a lasting impact on marriage partners. Find out with a phone mary schools are the ment especially to ac- mands male and female are going into the House The new monastery Subiaco Hotel Wembley Hotel Lawn Find out with a phone f oundations of the commodate a procession to dress for the occasion. of God, but God does not the Church." Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set has a small apartmentFirst Class Accommodation Excellent Lounge and on one day of the year. call. Youngs WA, Holden Church, and should be Men in see? What do we judge our intentions by and Service Delegation leaders, at a for each couple. Accommodation Even under present cir thongs, T-shirt, showing Dealers. 529 Albany Hwy., the last to go. the clothes we wear. DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT At least one meal a day press conference on Phone 87 2418 their cumstances any inconHELP FREE HOME DELIVERY WILL Victoria Park. 6 6321. It might interest you all the chest, shorts with Is it not better to go to TELE-ADVISERS OUR TRAINED C ITY COUNCIL return, also criticised re- is taken in common and Cnr. Cambridge and Monet 8 1028 AVENUE — 21 4390 ADVERTISE. A /1-i 74 6384. to know that where a venience could be avoid- hairy legs, and hair not Mass and then straight and Irene McHenry, Proprietoress SMALL porting of the lay con- the couples take turns YOU TO YOUR PLACE Alexander Sts., Wembley ed, if only the public ALLLOTypCKSEM810TFHS K EG8 GUNSMITHS k building has been built combed. Females have a on to a picnic rather PICK gress in some national offering their services Closers and Cafes Overhauled and sery iced would follow the advice ATHOLICS and Angli- SCAK UP 'ME sow BY THE MENT. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS similar effect. than omit Mass? SBA AT Y CUT, Immediate Service Hotel Australia British newspapers. published in your paper cans are planning to Now, would these peo- I think it is better to TELEPHONE. THE UP The Beach Ocean MURRAY STREET. PERTH before the event, on how ple get married in this have our build a church 20 Mabel St and comThey emphasised that churches full in READ BY Excellent Accommodation and best to reach the parking dress? As children, would the Hotel YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE munity centre for their sight of God rather the resolutions reached Dining Service, Lunch 11 I NSIST ON Under Personal Supervision PAINTING CONTRACTORS 67 2716 areas and also heed the they approach the altar than OVER use at Chippenham, near ALL half-empty. Perhaps PEOPLE were Parking Accommodation not (as THOUSANDS OF of TOM KENNY reported) repeated requests to only in their best? Again, the fear that Phone 3-1584 London. PHONE 23 1541 made in defiance of workaday the WESTERN AUSTRALIA. The nearby Catholic if the Pope, the Queen, or school uniforms are not Pope's previous address Railton The HE rectors of 35 ma- church at Burnham and Governor were to deco- fitting attire to enter a to the congress. Very few Hotel Esplanade Perth's Most Modern "Fit for a King" jor seminarnes in Col- local Anglican authorirate them, would they church provokes many Temperance Hotel of the 2,000 delegates, PERTH'S LEADING . 5 minutes walk from march on the dais dress- children from our Cathothey said, felt that the ombia have drafted new ties are forming a limited St Marrs Cathedral L HOTEL FOR ALL ADIES! curricula and methods company to build the KR. from 45.70 ed as they do in church? lic schools to walk past Pope was applying presEvery convenience VISITORS ANY tqf the for the training of prefabricated 837,000 restaurant cheap the REQUIREMENTS A church sure to inhibit their without payCm% Pier & Murray Streets, SPECIALISING IN— Best Fresh OUR from YOUR Meat TELEPHONE priests. Phone: 21 8861 Cl building. Phone: 23 1531 would refuse them to eat ing a visit. If this is so, 8861 A. talks. The final resoluHIGH CLASS HEALTH & FANCY The changes in philoWEEKDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses • • •

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HEN SCIENCES BECOME POPULAR, THEY LOSE THEIR ACCURACY.

ONCE a science breaks out of the four corners of a classroom or the dry pages of a textbook and becomes readable in a monthly magazine, it becomes as unscientific as to identify love with the moon.

cured by making the unconscious conscious, or by .bringing up the waters from the boiler to the upper deck, and submitting them to chemical analysis. Such a practice, it is said, is bound to stop the sinking of the ship.

l F is not that simple. BUTToman explain him by saying that he is made up only of consciousness and unconsciousness is like explaining a bloodhound without blood. If consciousness and unconsciousness were the principal elements in man, then there would not be much difference between a man and a sleeping dog.

Psychology Is Not That Simple floats and the waters in the boiler. Each of these stands for something. The pilot stands for reason or conscience or order or morality, which gives intelligent control of the ship. The helm is the will; to the helm is communicated the direction of the vessel as is known by reason. It is something like the President of the United States witnessing and sealing a law which Congress or the legislative branch of government has passed. The port signifies the goal, the meaning and purpose of life. To leave this out is to make the voyage of life as maddening as being at sea without a compass.

narrow and unscientific view of horri,, nature which limits man to what knows consciously and what he does h!, know consciously, but which some tal peeping Toms are supposed to know' tter. to the port, tiler Ti n, n times better. a thousand addition which a are tfihxest.aros ed id Outsidedt10 eonathroi,t1 Once and outside the pilot and the ship is ad mated, it becomes easier and safer ' guide the ship into port. The stars stativ for God Who has added faith and light to the human mind to help it fulfil its deepest yearnings and aspirations ot life's voyage.

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frith Catholics Argue I Reception And Profession Over State Aid A PROPOSAL by the Northern Ireland government for a new policy on State aid to private schools and an attack on proposal by Archbishop William Philbin of Down and the connor have caused divided opinion in the Catholic com-

niunity. The government propo- or county borough coun- favour of the proposal. introduce a cil. On the other hand, sal seeks to "maintainArchbishop Philbin some parents prefer to system of riew schools, whereby the termed the proposals a leave school manageed" would not veiled but definite threat ment as it now is, and overarnent One of the very popular conceptions g continue its present to Catholic education. He many teachers fear that To limit human nature to these two only of psychology today is that man is prinprivate schools said that they stemmed the change would mean factors, is to leave out that which congrants to cipally composed of unconsciousness also offer basically from an aim by more lay interference in would but stitutes the essence of a man, namely, and consciousness. Man is likened to a The higher anti-Catholic forces to the teachers' professional grants. higher a thinking and a willing creature. To ship; the pilot room is consciousness, the however, would impose controls on the sphere. rants, g continue the analogy of the ship, it must waters on which the ship sails or the It is evident that the passions, Many young people be given only to private Catholic Church. be remembered that there are many waters in the boiler room signify unThe Archbishop singled seem to favour accepting s h theur gw esodfs in ma arenevairle rio chools that establish s more elements to a ship than the conconsciousness. If one wants to find the wrong that management committees, out the provision for gov- the government propobodies, ernment representation sal. The New Ireland Sogoverning scious upper deck and the unconscious source of complexes, one needs only they become destrw uciltlivoebeo3r,sntohteWhether ddeipete:esds oromposed of representa- on the management waters in the boiler or the outside of the com- ciety of Queen's Univerexamine the waters of consciousness. c on how reason uses them and whether the govern- mittee as the major ob- sity, which has a large both of ship. Everyone then becomes a psychologist tives or ea o tso th neahuman hnudmcao will ment and the school jection to the proposals, Catholic member ship, in which there is a constant searching of First of all, there is the pilot; then Man wants perators. Four mem- and declared that such voted 355-36 to express to psychiatrists for the hidden springs of action in the European THE understand himself and to be scientik o there is the helm. If we picture it as a of the committees representation on school regret bers at Archbishop subconscious, much as one might try to more than the American but as it would be unscientific to sail-boat, there are also the sails. Above be appointed by governing bodies is an Philbin's statement. lirnj ould w explain an oak tree by examining the biology to cats and not to life, or botany psychiatrists have seen the folly of trythe ship are the stars by which the pilot the school manager and "invasion of the estabrotted acorn from which it came. to cabbages and not to plants, so There is some evidence A ceremony of reception and profession took place recently at Nazareth House in Camberwell, Victoria. ing to effect human sanity without some would be appointed lished system of Catholic guides and directs his ship; way off in hro it is that at present Catholic Sister M. Bertrand Rodgers (Kalgoorlie) took her final vow s. unscientific to leave reason and will, by the local education school management." overall purpose in life. Great psychiathe distance is the port to which he is Others would set the science of psyin is, children, which who often live Those professed were Sisters M. Luke Dillon (Swan Hill ) M. Simon Rowlings (Launceston) M. Cephas Mcommittee goal and purpose and heavenly However, many Cathotrists like Stoecker, Daim, Caruso and chology to lyrics and hold that any kind guiding his ship. Then there are, of Kone (Christchurch) M. Egbert McArdle (Krugersdorp, South Africa) Gertrude Joseph O'Connell (Christdirection c out of the understanding of man. effect, the local county lic parents have express- in poorer areas, receive church). Frankl have completely abandoned that course, the waters on which the ship of mental aberration or neuroses can be an inferior education. ed support for the govThose received were Sisters Lorraine Teresa Akal (Durban, South Africa) Colleen Cecilia Stanway (Timaru) ernment proposal be- Only 25 per cent of the Carmel Marie Smith (Geelong). cause they want parent- students at Queen's Uni- His Grace Archbishop Knox was assisted by Monsignor J. Murray and Fr. A. Costello 0.P. Also present were tea cher organisations versity are Catholics, al- Fathers A. Condon P.P., T. Shortall O.M.I. and K. Arundal (Koroit) . Many relatives and friends of the Sisters that will give them a though Catholics form attended the ceremony. voice in the operation of about 37 per cent of the Catholic schools, and undergraduate age group. they view the proposed A building programme archies. school management com- would help to remedy "One purpose of the mittees as a step in that this situation and the Synod was to give Pope HE synodal ists or those who are far that heads of congregadirection. would grants higher Paul first-hand informaout and tried to work to- tions did not speak as HE world leader of should be fostered The I.N.T.O. (Irish Na- make such a programme canon law distion, and he certainly got wards an institutional al- such, and that organs tional Teachers' Organi- possible, supporters of the Jesuit Order has "special opportunities first-hand information." cussion w a s liance between theolo- such as Cardinal Koesation) has come out in the proposal claim. challenged his 8,000 U.S. should be given to Ne Ursuline Sisters the most re- gists and the magis- nig's Secretariat for Non- which established the them and the Italians members to move square- groes to prepare Another purpose of the thee THE AWRENCE Believers had not been Synod. Cardinal "According to the Coun- purposes was to bring Synod, the Cardinal said ignore them . . . volutionary thing in the terium." ly into the inter-racial selves for entry" into the I will establish the first consulted on the the women's residential colShehan of Baltimore, cil documents," the Car- the Pope grassroots in —and a more important Cardinal Doepfner, in struggle in America. order. the Synod's C hurch in modern question of atheism It listed lege at the Australian also conference, U.S.A., has called the dinal said, "the Synod of formation from all over one —was to facilitate press a • Any trace of racial encourage as to Arrupe, Father Pedro aims times." which the Synod discussational University at month-long Synod of Bishops was to be pri- the world, information ' agreement on essential mutual suggested ways in which S.J., Jesuit general, em- discrimination in the N were ed. The event could hard- close union and beginning of the 1968 marily a consultative provided by representa- points of doctrine and imthe be Bishops a success. might Synod the Jesuit ministries "should The speaker was between the Holy phasised that "the moral body. tive bishops duly elected methods of procedure in less optimis- ly be called an expres- help He said that and religious evil of be totally eliminated." academic year. proved. The Cardinal was one bishops; the Canon Bill Purdy, an and "One of its primary by their national hier- the life of the Church. tic. The French theolo- sion of collegiality, said Father conferences episcopal institutions the • Jesuit of Announcement of nearly two thousand English member of racism can never be solvto ensure direct and acgian Abbe Rene Lauren- Kauffman. participate in set bishops, most of them Christian Unity the curate information re- could ed adequately by civil should patronise only new college was made by tin was inclined to rethe agenda; that Basil Short, companies practising fan Mother elected by their national Secretariat and an engarding the internal life ting the laws or civil courts." He gard it as a non-event. could be hierarchies, who attendthusiastic cricketer the Church and its ac- preparations it must also be solv- employment of Negroes, MU., Provincial of the of said He thought that the as(which efficient • Each Jesuit province Ursuline Order in Austra"Moreover, the English ed the Synod in Rome. 'OSSERVATORE RO(left-arm slow bowler tion in the world; and to more ed in the consciences of sembly, straitjacketed by least, at HE apply, American to seemed should found a Jesuit re lia. It will provide ac"I consider the Synod MANO, Vatican City edition, 'A New Catemen. and left-handed bats- its rules, expressed colfacilitate agreement on Redemptorist essential points of doc- that the themes for disman) in Rome's sum"American Jesuits can- sidence in a poor Negro commodation for 200 stu- daily, has published a chism — Catholic Faith a real success," Cardinal HE Executive Director ries, with complete insur- fields of vetinerary scilegiality in minimal Father Francis Xavier should be known ne mer cricket competition. trine and of methods of cussion not, must not, stand section of at least o dents. Although conduct- brief notice that Bernard for Adults,' does not have Shehan said in an interof Australian Catholic ance coverage as to sick- ence, animal husbandry, terms. Murphy responded that procedure in the life of In time for episcopal con- aloof," he said. by the Ursuline nuns, Cardinal Alfrink of Ut- the approval of the Arch- view on his return to his large city. "There's been comMonsignor G. M. ness and accidents, and etc., will also be conRelief, He pointed out there the Synod was collegial form an opiletter ferences to the college will be open recht, the Netherlands, bishop of Utrecht, and as diocese. The 4,000-word Father Arrupe bluntly plaints for a long time was only one real work- in a sense from the mo- the Church. Crennan, recently had all costs of travel will be sidered. consul. to all undergraduate, granion on them); and that after written was said, it show(RobFirst, he Bishop result the a that our bishops get their ing commission appoint- ment the episcopal conBy these modest stan- the discussion could be in criticised the Jesuits for tation with the leaders duate and research stu- has deplored an unapdiscussions overseas borne by the organisa- It is anticipated that proved edition of an Eng- ert F. Joyce) of Burling- ed that Pope Paul VI "is with the Director of Ca- tion concerned. jobs only if they are ed by the Synod, that on ferences elected their re- dards, he argued, the a more personal, useful "so little involvement" in of the Jesuits' U.S. pm dents, irrespective of re- lish-language version of ton (Vt.) has withdrawn continuing to implement the Director of Catholic These civil aid workers trained in canon law," doctrine, and it achieved presentatives. He added Synod had been a modest form which probably im- past efforts to help the vinces. It was dated Nor ligion. in Services Relief tholic new Dutch cate- his imprimatur before the attitudes expressed Saigon, Father Charle- must have had two years' Relief Services will visit Negro, but noted "heartcontinued Purdy, "yet we something. Abbe Lauren- that Cardinal Felici had success. taken to Named Ursula College, the plied small work groups and 1 ember Vatican the Second by said Australia from Saigon The publication. Amchism. ening signs that the saw the Synod bishops tin also complained that expressed thanks in parpos- professional experience, One of the major virNew York by a mes. t will be one of a group Council. He called the bois, in regard to the in the near future to inpublication, English daily City Vatican are becomerican Jesuits The source and be capable of underreliable wholly A completely asking for a sibility of Australian CaNovember 3. Of three women's colthe Synod administra- ticular for the criticisms tues of the Synod is to notice therefore, is to be con- Synod of Bishops within tholic Relief participat- taking work of a diverse terview applicants for the published reported that Pope ing more aware of their senger on new concept of law tion was 85 per cent in regarding canon law. leges provide a meeting place also closing years two of the affiliated with the these appointments. ecclesiaslacking sidered without comment in its Paul expressed surprise Christian obligations." which would avoid the the hands of curialists. ing in the recruitment of nature. The areas of university. Murphy said that while where bishops can find for II. of Vatican car authorisation." tical on your edition laid down a number 2-3 He ovember N operation CHANGING will embrace discussions were the workers for defects of juridism. No In the meantime enHe was depressed before the Synod many what is going on in other that Before "Beyond that, the Sy- civil aid Although Bishop Joyce's maternal and child wel- quiries can be made to: one would have guessed about the whole affair, had believed no change countries. This is a co- academic and the dele- of concrete directives another used one? Vietnam. SAVE $100s on interest by the front page. The notice nod gave greater unity to this. buying a brand new Hold- stated: "Cardinal Ber- imprimatur was removthat before the Synod." but the following morn- in the nature of canon hesive factor at a time gates took little advan- "lest my letter appear to you do consider As a result, A.C.R. now fare, family education, The Executive Director, be a mere enunciation of We'll give you $200 tnor4 nard Alfrink, Archbishop ed from the American the hierarchy—which in- intends to seek the ser- community programmes Australian Catholic Reinright to their of tage Buy on ing he spoke of it as a $436 deposit The setting was a small law was possible, there when the claims of the published by cludes the Pope and all vices of numbers of and projects, hygiene, from the floor. general principles and for your trade-in on a new Or get $200 more for your of Utrecht, deplores the edition lief-A.E.C., 355 Kent St., church become tervene lower room in the via modest success. In the was now a radical change local adverse criticism." —you save VON trade-in! English of Herder and Herder, it of the bishops. in Holden was said to publication he Further, qualified social workers, youth work, nutrition, Sydney. Before you buy della Conciliazione and meantime he had spoken within the canon law more insistent. parts "Bishops from all you and terms was too have it late to Among these were: on new car have been surprised that used car, at least find the 'new catechism' who will enter into agree- food, establishment of inthe subject "Assessing with Archbishop Edelby, commission itself. . u1t2/12 • All young Jesuits get tya. GFi.M nd.Ho there was no attempt to out how we can save you which has been carried removed from the Bri- of the world discussed ment to work on an 18 stitutions with attendant stand-in for Patriarch the Synod." how just He said the Synod retish edition, which was the items tin the agenda month's contract, under d emonstration pro"should be given the openlarge the agenda. FIND out how cheap a new weY on a new car. out without his responsi"The doctrinal discus- Maximos IV, who had de- vealed with complete freedom, ngs WA: „rTOUngS conciliar that already printed. gain per- e5a2s9y portunity to eventual before and bilty the auspices of Catholic grammes. WA, Holden DealHolden can be before you Victono sion also went better scribed the Synod as a ideas had matured and and after discussion they T HOSE who sonal experience" in inAlbany Hwy., text, Accommodation Relief Services, with Inpro- buy a used car. Today de463265 ers. 529 Albany Hwy., Vic- modifications of the than it might have," five per cent success in it was open to further arrived at an overwhelmAfhi ner-city problems. Park. 6 6321 the work has took part in Re f ugee vided will be in the four posits from only $436 Park, 6 6321. A/H on which Purdy claimed. "It is its early stages. pinogincto sncensus .,, on various ternational developments. • Negro vocations 413256 not yet been concluded, the discussion were askteams operating in areas sectors of Danang, Nha ( Genuine) $200 more for Archbishop Ede lb y's very difficult for bishops, could be approved. At this stage Laurentin, ed what subjects they Trang, Saigon and Can- your trade-in. Play safe who have great responsi- quotation had risen to 15 Cardinal Shehan said of South Vietnam. 444, 044......NewiPso bilities but often not the per cent success and he still depressed, said: "We would like to see on the + MEMORIALS 4' the success of the Synod The conditions of em- , tho. Rest and recreation —phone for all details training to handle theo- thought the Synod was all know it could have agenda next time. Father may be judged only in ployment for these wor- leave of one week will be first. Youngs WA, Holden to open to future develop- achieved more, but what Murphy said he would problems, logical terms of its nature and kers will be on the basis given after six months' Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., Victoria Park. 66321. A/H 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE of commensurate sala- service. know what to do at the ments. Laurentin appar- less could it have done?" like each national episcopurpose. Other qualified holders 46 3265. moment. But they were ently found Archbishop He said that Cardinal pal conference to report Work. Erecleedd Memorial Specialising in Altars and Felici's thanks for criti- on the state of the family of degrees, such as in the execut not rattled by the alarm- Edelby convincing. anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & cism might have been in in their countries to the , obligation. A GROUP of Catholic Designs and Quotes without Responding to Canon the Roman tradition of Synod. Another speaker Phone 5-1661 number of workerr% laity in the South THE experience" have "We over 60 years' Purdy's estimate of the he would like to see burying criticism with said HOLDEN. Today only you of American republic priests continues to the missions and the recan afford a new Holden. Synod, Father Ludwig gratitude. Uruguay is springing to increase in Spain, despite form of the Congregation Save up to $250 in new Kauffman, one of the nonMurphy replied that the aid of the much-negc ar finance. Buy on $436 existent Swiss Jesuits, Cardinal Felici may not for the Propagation of the opposition they have If YOU have not yet lected "lonely priest." deposit and relax with a said that the Synod fail- have changed his outlook the Faith on the agenda. met from management. FREMANTLE BRINGS r eached a decision reThe Serra Clubs in the He claimed it was sup12/12 G.M.H. warranty. ed because there was no but many bishops had. 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH At Lugo. a group of The racuo schools albU ISHOP Julio Gonzalez have initiated a dialogue becountry posed to be a subject at young priests applied for A re Suppliers Dressir.tg! Find out now . . and best effective of Yellow Sand for Top garding your daughFilling; Ruiz of Puno has serve as means OI COL11called p rogramme phone before you buy a tween it and the heads of this Synod but then was jobs after a factory ad Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and murucauon oetween the given 1,100 radio sets to Friends of the Priest. Its used vehicle. Youngs WA Roman congregations or dropped. ter's future career, we vertised several open- Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Will Quot purpose is to assist public schools and com- LCIIL1d,1 4.1iiiiiibt,Ly Classified Advertisements Holden Dealers. 529 Albany the Pope. Canon Purdy said he ings, but, although they for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. T this point, R ATES. suggest you consider He pointed out that the priests who, because of munity centres as part cauoii WAAL WC Wets/ LeaHwy., Victoria Park. 6 6321 A Father Peter would like the Synod to were qualified, the manends, /Or titleeLIA PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 ycontribuChurch's the Pope was not often the of the scarcity of clergy are A /H 746384. First two give advice on the way agement rejected all details of our . . . . present at the Synod, Hebbelthwaite, editor of pontifical decrees ars lines (10 words) 40c.; 15c. per line serving alone either in tion to a crash literacy ip-wallies dill/ u iuitheir applications. thereafter. the English Jesuit review uon exchange. busy city parishes or in campaign. "The Month," remarked carried out and to disJUNIOR SECRETARIAL COURSE, W. EDMONDSON & SONS 4DVERTISEMENTS: W. The Punio diocese alr emote communities. Later they were told 35 ST OUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT Phone 3 ?Oncuss what weight should that if you are going to Much of this work has WORKERS d r'cluding the management feared Many such priests live in ready has a strong netMETAL be given to papal pro SHEET PLUMBERS and assess the Synod you Memoriam and Thanks Notices may be poverty. i work of radio schools been promoted by U.S. which will thoroughly prepare her for the presence of priests Specialists an odged at the following City Depots:have to be clear on your nouncements. He admit- among the workers Certified West Australia, Hot WaterGuaranteed. The Serra programme that conduct programmes Father Robert Kearns, ted he was thinking in 41SER15 BOOKSHOP criteria. General Plumbing. All Work suggested 16 Forrest Place includes volunteer ser- in Aymara and Quiche, M.M., who is now en- office employment and guarantee her would unleash a pressure B ITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS three—thatHeof those 2553, 282093 F con- particular of curial re- movement for greater 87 Hours: 1714. After 28 Phones: vices for parish chores the two dialects preva- gaged in educational tele- a position when qualified. * LAWN AND GARDEN CONSTWOTTION ELLEGRINI 8 CO. ciliar proponents of a form and expressed the benefits for labour. 820 Hay Street such as finances and lent in this region of vision. * ROTARY HOEING. tEVELLINO. 1RECAY ATTVO STREET, PERTH The Maryknoll JAMES 80 hope that the Synod C * OrOTATIONS OWEN FREE OF COQ,' Synod, such as Patriarch ATHOLIC LIBRARY 8 BOOKSHOP bookkeeping, and the heavy Indian concentra- priest has supplied seven would be a Street stimulus so 36 Pier Maximos, who wanted a Earlier this month it TV sets to local schools All enquiries provision of books, ma- tion. 48ERTS welcomed - no obligation. body clearly superior to that Vatican documents was reported that the CHEMIST MORLEY YOUR BOOKSHOP London Court and is working on supco-operis diocese The gazines and household PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS the curia; that of journa- would be taken seriously Spanish Bishops' Comtiy sets plying 50 more Display Advertisements items. Under the plan a ating in the establish103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO and lists and "the world," In Rome. mittee on the Clergy is 1160 radio January, 1968. 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH Pee single column inch. For contract rates Serra member is assign- ment of more who expected the Synod He cited the saying: making a study of the The Puno diocese has BOANS MORLEY ed to a priest designated schools, with a goal of -"PI Advt. to face major contempo- Rome makes the laws, priest-worker movement „,pred Not. Just ring "The Record" office— as eligible for aid and is 10,000. To the present do- about 300.000 Catholics (The Pharnestev Rib* Tngide Rosns/ v-8-4541 8-4541 rary problems; and De" Germans and that the explain In several dioceses with r Have your Prescriptions Picked up 7 13-21 Hay Street, Perth ( 21-2837; 21-2838). responsible for assist- nation it is expected to In 13 parishes, attended of the motu proprio of them, the English keep view to expanding it 1395 Oils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipment 76 Phone by 52 priests. in add 1,950 radio sets ance to him. September 15, 1965. them, the French discuss throughout the country. The winds which blow upon the sde are to be likened to the human passioZ which are basically three not one. Freud took only one which was the flesh; miet took only one which was a drive to superiority; Jung recognised only 011 which was security. All three left ollt t wo-thirds of the drives, impulses, urge and passions of man.

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Valid as such criteria may be, the one criticism that may -be offered is that they are too "school-centred," that is. they centre on topics that the professional educator too often sees as his exclusive .area of competence.

time. ALTHOUGH we don't have the f inal answer to the problems — shortage of teachers, lack of facilities, inadequate financial resources, and no determined the schools have future plan done a good job in the past. They are not likely to kw "phased out" entively, and any preaent re-evaluation demands that we think of the chddren now In our schools and that we attempt answering the theme question of Catholic Education Week-19U7, "Are Our School's Preparing Them?'.

PARENTS Ton J0

'THE preparation of today's young people to meet tomorrow's challenges is the reaponsi0 of parents as well bility I r • as educators, of the home as well as the school. The evaluation of the schools must reflect the think_n.g of the parents, and the future ,etccess of the schools logically demands a great acceptance of responsibility on the part of parents and the rest of the Catholic population.

In tainness to all concerned, the background papers of the C.E.W. kit include a short article by Father Andrew Greeyy that emphasises the importance of the relationship between the family and The kit of materials prepared by the' and the school. As a result of an inten:e American Bishops' Department of Edus tudy of Catholic education, Father cation suggests some gu.dance for this Greeley and his associates found that thinking. Saaping character, stimulatthe farnAy and the school mutually reing lifelong learning, developing voca inforce each other. When family relitional competence. focusing on the engious 'life is poor, the school is not likely richment of human life, providing to provide the type of motivation or quality teaching, and meeting the chalconviction that the child needs to give lenge of change are the criteria that the real meaning to the truths he learns. educators use to frame their answer to In order to really evaluate the work the question.

of the schools, the theme question must be rephrased by parents to read, "Are Our Families Preparing Them?" The criteria posed by the educators to answer the question must be given another dimension by parents who want to be, and are convinced they must be, actively engaged in a co-operative effort with , the schools at every point of the educational endeavour.

Are We Preparing Them? potential because of a lack of co-opera_ tive effort.

FAMILYCENTRED

THE shaping of character is well on the way before the .child reaches school; the enrichment of human life requires deeper inter - personal relationships than the school can afford. Lifelong learning logically includes adult and parental education, and demands that the home also be a place of stimulating intellectual interchange. Vocational competence is a consequence of a personal pride of accomplishment that must be exemplified by all members of the family in every activity. No doubt quality teaching vll be carefully encouraged and evaluated by the school, but even here, parents should not be wiling to settle for second best. Meeting the challenge of change will more truly draw upon the great resources of family and school, resources that have often failed to achieve their

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There is every reason to be positive in answering the basic question, and to be equally positive as we face the future. So long as we realise that co-operation is the key to success and continual im_ provement is the policy to follow, Catholic schools will continue to be an in. portant part of American education. In his letter for Catholic Education Week, President Johnson sums up the significant contribution of Catholic schools in the education of America's youth. "It is gratifying," says the President. "to see your schools unselfishly sharing this responsibility with the other educational institutions of this land in the great American tradition."

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hand. three In the past months Delhi police have searched 219 Hippies for illegal possession of this drug and 'indicted many. period of weeks were The police are now tight"Lord Jesus" and his disening their vigilance on From the . . . ciple "Simon Peter." the Hippies since their These were the only Bohemian ways are beC ATHOLIC names used by two Eng coming a social menace. NEWS OW that the , elsewhere in the world, lish - speaking Germans. The Indian public is has be- Both dressed in loose confused by the Hippies. Hippies have this company SERVICE the s, N Indian archbishop and the extension of the sheet hanging come their post office Accustomed to the aloof e onductedl and headquarters. For- "Lord" always in white. has warned his flock horizon of knowledge. and very proper British INDIA of He said that the "sale the collected latter The the "poisonous against theIr own fu- mer manager Lane Hanofficial of former days, method" in such matters mail while "Simon Peter" modernism of winds" the beat not could min and to the energetic forneral on Haight-Ashleaderproblem. Hippies, maie cashed cheques. They art of meditation. Hard- eign business man and that may spread to the is to accept the with Church chip of the bury in San Francisco, and female, dressed and evaded every atttempt to war, Rishikesh and BenAmerican from the educated missionary country humility. converinto them draw Catholics European and in lounged undressed, new they are seeking a ares, religious centres of of today, the average InArchbishop Joseph Pa the bank office, used the sation, and finally de- Hinduism, are favourite dian finds no sense in the life in New Delhi. mystery. a parted of Ernakulam recattil i facilities, and made a haunts for Hippies. Hippie appearance or besaid in a pastoral letter Currently more than bad impression on In- Female Hippies are less Despite the language haviour. issued from Rome — numerous than male hi barrier, for few sadhus t wo hundred of them I dian patrons. Many suppose them to where he is one of seven always are but ndia, I i Indian are found in this are proficient in Western be spies of foreign gov"The difficulty is," said city's Connaught Circle Lane, "we can't throw seen with men, seldom languages, the Hippies ernments. Even the Hin- Indian participants at and in "ashrams" — un- qieni out, because they alone. "Free love" has pretend to delve into du sadhus, itinerant beg- the Synod of Bishops-that it will not be prti furnished quarters at- do business here." They more scope in this coun- Hindu philosophy and gars suspect by the pubtached to Hindu temples. I cash travellers cheques try since few will enquire theology, seeking a new lic have contempt for dent to discard prin- DLANS for German Caciples and customs that of Utopia. India is more tolerant in large quantitiea, carry into the relationship tholics to co-operate imitate have been followed for who Hippies Danish A couples. the f I does religion not teleand credit, of the Protestants in aidletters of the eccentric and with them. me centuries, merely for by satisfy their aspirations noununderdeveloped exotic than the Western graph home for money. Hippie, questioned ing he said that she lo attain nirvana, drugs in a The Hippie movement sake of novelty or disclosed countries, and the Hip- I, All of which bears out the police, tries were at random and do. Mariuhana is readily in India lacks an original cause of some theoloby Joseph talk ion pies feel more at home. ; the contention that only painted televis her work in ex- availab!e in any Indian asset — the "flower chi!- gians or self-styled thinBarefooted, bear de d, those are Hippies who offered Cardinal Frings of Colhospi- market and at low price. dren." What work could kers. day's a for change security. financial have with long locks, unwashThe prelate noted that ogne. that tality if she had no man For less than 20 cents a a foreigner in India find ed, some Hippies eschew Their profession of povThe Cardinal said questioning the oninions with. live Catholic to tiay stay any a addict can would support that lodging and dress the in erty teen or, Wes slovenly the Misere "high." Sadhus are tip- Hippie? But given a mild Church's traditional tea- foreign aid organisatiofl. since questionable shirt tails and tight pants is mostly shape take chings ot climate, cheap food, and victims ditionally Protestant coun for the loose Indian kur- . papa will always Tescue in Europe and America. and its the airogs and the in Hippies Hipdrugs, the plenty of them! ta and dhoti. Long beads. , terpart. Bread for Although they have no World, will join in 3 they find willing asso- pies • car do without Questionable also is glass bracelets and eroNirvana, universal character and monthly Friday of Having discarded Chi.' ciates. The drug is mixed flowers here. tic Tibetan ornaments their "search for beauty" are an extension of the And pursuit of the spiri- I tianity as "obsolete." the with country toba.cce the state of suspended ere the opinion of a few, ternal Sharing. to Daily visitors at, Hippies seek out Hindu packed into a hookah, animation, can be had publishers who want to Funds contributed far-out accoutrements of tual. campaign revoluand novel parade almost hand and to passed from free. them the teach sadhus to a over special Express American this the Western Hippie. tionary ideas gladly give will be used for projects Indian musical instruthem publicity, the arch- presented by the united ments like the sitar are AP+ bishop said. Nations Food and more hippie than the Gradually the opinions culture Organisation. guitar. spread to eastern courtBesides, in a land tries also, he said, adding Before you buy where millions are unem"such poisonous HOLDEN. t hat investigate our ployed, the idle Hippie is winds have not failed to secondhand, proposition not conspicuous. He feels blow over our country." new Holdendepos1t--$200 From $436 more at home, too, where Emphasising the Twee& more for your trad . kerb-sitting is a common Youngs W.A. sity for caution against Genuine! pastime. such ideas, the prelate Holden Dealers. 529 AlbanY 6321 said at the same time Hwy., Victoria Park. 6 Catholics must take into AH 46 3265 account modern thought

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A beardless hippie tries to cony erse with a bearded Sadhu in New Delhi to learn the "path to God,' even through drugs.

Thursday, November 16, 1967

THE RECORD

As I Was Saying T

by Edith McNamara

Page Seven

GOURMET G OSSIP

.HERE was not who want to become areas. Instead of trying may as well tell of the Christian Brothers can to force the scriptures on most unusual coffee a cloud in the finish their education. It these hard - to - reach house I saw. It was in sky, the gentle is a preparation for the youngsters, he encou- Greenwich Village, New breeze blew in Novitiate. raged them to re-tell the York. This is a great step for- bible stories in their own It was called "The Antrem the jewel-like sea, ward for Western Aus- hippy language. The only swer" and it was run by the landscape looked tralia. The large bunga- rule of the game was to the Salvation Army. It lily already, and bore- low-type home, with keep the true basic mean- offers youth the usual services of food, a place was saved by the large rooms and a veran- ing. This small stay (a large hotel beto paperback, dah all the way round, is unusual shape of the ideal for this purpose. It "God Is For Real, Man," hind the coffee shop) and /-"ALADS can be an exciting juice of 1 orange ;61ing hills east of the is a place where young is composed of stories a little evangelising. The . ... part of summer your meal, juice of 1 lemon boys can gradually be- from the bible, and mod uniformed band, howOn. or even a meal in themteaspoon of chopped onion come accustomed to liv- poetry. The Story of the ever, was absent. Ruins of the old build- ing away selves, if enhanced with tablespoon of chopped parsley "The Answer" is aimed from their Good Samaritan becomes one of these exciting salad teaspoon Worcester sauce Ings that were built by families. "A Cool Square Comes at aiding teenage boys te convicts can still be dressings. Too long has the Aus- paprika and girls who come to But, more than this, it To The Rescue." on along the wayside. is a school where everytralian salad consisted of sliced teaspoon mixed mustard. I found this little book the village, and then This is Geraldton. A one has the same aim full of light humour and think better of it. The tomato, sliced cucumber, shredShake all ingredients thoroughFogressive port is how it and it will give the young colour. It is a freak ap- Salvation Army tries to ded lettuce. While not decrying ly to blend. y be described to the man an idea of what re- proach, and shows the put the young people the delights of this traditional tor. Farming, mining ligious life is like, with- writer to be a man of back on the right track salad, I know that new taste sen- SALAD DRESSING-3 locl the now important out having to leave his patience and courage. by making them feel at sations can be achieved by using alyfishing industry, as own State. And if you don't under- home, until they get back these simple, economical dress- Ingredients: vell as the large superstand "the language," home. There is always ings to add flavour to your meal phosphate works employ cup salad oil there is a glossary at the someone there to help with problems. t large number of the teaspoon salt back of the book. SALAD DRESSING-1 "MISihit, what's God cal population. It is a new adventure 1 dessertspoon sugar like?" was the question It is here that the first for the Army.I feel there Beat up two packets of cream 2 tablespoons tomato sauce is a great need for it, and ltmiorate of the new pro- that started a book. cheese with one tin of crushed 2 tablespoons vinegar WHILE I am still in the hope that it turns out to lime of the Christian Carl Burke is a chappineapple. Add seasoning., and clove garlic. Brothers is to be opened lain in Erie County Gaol religious theme mood, I be successful. apply liberally to your salad. It's year. A Juniorate is in New York. He is also tat Chop garlic and place all indelicious! t spedal type of board- Executive Director of the gredients in bowl. Mix well, school where boys Department of Social stand aside for half and hour, SALAD DRESSING-2 Services for the Council then strain. Excess quantity can Ingredients: ADEN. Before you buy of Churches in Buffalo, be stored in covered container in vcoodhand, investigate our N.Y. He holds degrees In 4 tablespoons olive oil fridge. ew Hoiden propos.rtion. Arts and Divinity, and was a Baptist minister From $436 deposit—$200 tore for your trade-in. for 13 years. Mr. Burke was faced ;erwine! Youngs W.A. trying get to olden Dealers. 529 Albany with ll`rry., Victoria Park. 6 6321 through to hostile and indifferent youths from LTHOUGH the format *I 463265. For the formation of a New toughest A of meetings, and the new club in any area of York's Bedford Park members same at Mrs. Parry's by ember 23, at 2 p.m. Cathactivities of Majellan the State, help is availClubs are many and able. Rita Murphy, of 117 of the Catholic Women's that date. Would mem- edral branch kindly act varied, enthusiasm is the Duke St., Scarborough, is League will meet at 1.30 bers of this branch kind- as hostesses. ly note that on December The fortnightly card keynote of this relatively the person to contact. p.m. on Wednesday, Novnew organisation, which Scarborough club will ember 22, at the home of 11 a Christmas party in evening in St. Mary's is especially geared to meet on Monday, Novem- Mrs. L. Parry, 36 Har- the form of a smorgas- hall, Leederville, will be the needs of mothers of ber 20, at 174 West Coast court Street, Inglewood. bord luncheon is being held at 8 p.m. on Wednesarranged. All members day, November 22. young children. This en- Highway. The guest At this meeting the shifts will be welcome, but as Cottesloe branch will thusiasm was forcibly de- speaker will be Father for Beagle Bay will be monstrated recently Bede, O.F.M. The subject packed, so any branch numbers have to be given hold their card afternoon when the presidents of 14 will be "Women and still having a parcel, in, would all intending to at Star of the Sea hall at be present notify Mrs. 1.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nomet ropoli t a n Majellan Fatigue." would they kindly have Parry as early as pos- vember 21. Clubs met informally to sible. Nedlands branch on exchange ideas and disNedlands branch meets daily tea roster Novemcuss problems encounterin the tennis club rooms ber 20-24. ed within the clubs. at 12.30 p.m. on Tuesday, There seems to be little November 21. The monththat the individual clubs SUPPORT ly card party follows at will not tackle, if, by atp.m. 1.30 tempting an activity, it is OUR Bridge and rummy will seen that the aims of the ADVERTISERS organisation will be fur- TWO Anglican bishops meaning of the Second be played at All Saints' thered. The aims include I have issued a joint Vatican Council by ex- Centre on Thursday, Novthe preservation, by mu- call to members of the amining its documents tual help and encourage- Church of England to be- jointly with Catholic ment, the sanctity of gin a long-term process priests. marriage, the dignity of of greater understanding O PTOMETRISTS motherhood, and the in- with the Catholic Church. 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 tegrity of the family 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Bishops Charles Claxagainst the evil forces R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist Blackburn and which combat it; and the ton of ManGreer of William creation of a friendly spirit amongst Catholic chester declared in their families, based on true statement: "It is not something that can be love of our neighbour. While keeping the gen- taken up for a year or eral aims to the fore- two and then dropped. NTI-CHRISTIAN defront, each group is run From now on it should monstrations by Mosindependently of the be part of the permanent lem groups in Indonesia every of activities conThis others. allows in October have been crigreater freedom of scope gregation and we should ticised by Indonesian spirit it undertake a in for each group to meet government officials as the needs of its members of hope and expectancy well as by a large section become we that alert to and to assist in commuof the public. nity activities as this is what the Spirit is saying The officials have been churches." the to seen to be necessary or desirable. At the same The two bishops wel- outspoken in their crititime, informal liaison is comed the great growth cism of such outbursts kept with the other of friendliness among and have assured the public they will not be groups by means of oc- Christians. casional inter-club disThey said that further tolerated in the future, cussions. progress might be made because they are regardForty-five groups have by: Drawing Roman Ca- ed as a violation of freeWHEN YOU SHOP At A now been established in tholics into all other dom of belief. the State, and member- inter-church relations in The Indonesian Counship averages about 20 which they can conscien- cil of Churches and leadwomen; meetings are tiously participate; corn ing Moslem spokesmen held regularly each mon parochial and civic have appealed for reconmonth. The Majellan or- groups; informed discus- ciliation between MosR S ganisation is thus the sions between lay mem- lems and Christians and most rapidly growing, bers of the churches: urged a deepening of and perhaps the most ac- serious study by Angli friendly contacts betive among the laity. cans of the work and tv.-een them.

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Christmas Festival

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WILLIS and ELLIOTT

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SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

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Thursday, November 16, 1967

THE RECORD

Page Eight

AROUND THE DIOCESE . . . UNDER -AGE DRINKING ENQUIRY.—With the ultimate aim of lowering the legal drinking age, Kensington Y.C.W. are carrying out an enquiry on under-age drinking. They have put out hundreds of questionnaire forms, and are hoping to put out many hundreds more. Young people all over the metropolitan area will be asked to fill these in with details of their drinking habits. They have already handed out eight hundred and have received about five hundred back in. Beginning with the Kensington Y.C.W. leaders' group, they started handing out forms and from there have spread into all the southern .suburbs and into city offices and business houses. The idea arose through the -Time for Living" enquiry, which is the current official Y.C.W. enquiry. Through this enquiry, one leader was asking his friends what they did in their spare time, and it seemed that whenever they mentioned fun, drink was involved. This led to further discussion within the Kensington group, and this to the discovery that most teenagers are drinking anyway in spite of the law, and often in greater quantities than they normally would because they have to do it in an underhand manner. From here they felt the next thing to do would be to get facts to support their ideas on the subject — which pointed straight to the questionnaire form. There are 14 questions on the form involving how often young people drink, how easy it is to get, where they get it, how often they get intoxicated, and whether they encourage others. One of the important questions on the form is the drinking-driving one. Kensington's president, Peter Moxham, says that from the answers already received, many people drive after having drunk moderately, but the ones who drive after drinking heavily are very rare. They are hoping for opinions and help from the Police Liquor Branch, the Health Department, and from Alcoholics Anonymous. Even if they do not get encouragement from these, they are hoping that they will pose questions which they can then proceed to answer. From the results of the questionnaire they will draw up a report, but at present they are still busy putting out and collecting forms. LAY WORKER. — A recent letter received from Christine Harding, a former Y.C.W. executive member from Scarborough, is very cheery and interesting as She describes her at a mission in Broome. In the fortnight she has been there., Chris tine opened a kindergarten for aproximately t wenty children, including three white children, and the rest at native children. Chris seems very happy and excited about her new job and is adjusting to the hot weather very quickly, as long as she her midday "siesta." as she says. To prepare for the job she has undertaken. Christine spent a fortnight with the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary in Victoria Park before leaving Perth. BENTLEY ACTIVITIES. — Last weekend three girls from the Y.C.W. group attended a training weekend at Marian Lodge along with 15 others from Como. Kensington and South Perth. . •

On December 3 a barbecue and house-party will be held at 20 Pitt Street, Bentley. Everyone is welcome and is asked to bring their own meat. Bread, salads, etc., will be supplied and drinks will be available. Admission charged. A long-range plan is for a river cruise, which will be held on February 11 next year, so try and keep that date free. COUNCIL MEETING. — A Girls' Y.C.W. Council Meeting wil be held at the Y.C.W. Centre on Monday, December 4. All branch presidents are asked to attend, this being the last council meeting for the year. Annual reports will be presented at the meeting and it is hoped that a guest speaker on the subject of "Home Savings Grant" will be in attendance. BUNBURY FRIENDSHIP WEEKEND.—This is a further reminder about the annual ball and social weekend to be held in Bunbury on the weekend December 9 and 10. Tickets will shortly be available from the Y.C.W. Office in Perth. As usual, the accommodation will be arranged by billeting out in Bunbury. Those who wish to book into guest houses can have this arranged for them by the Bunbury Y.C.W., but this will be at their own expense. All means of transport must arrive at the Y.C.W. Office, Wellington Street (opposite Rose Hotel) , Bunbury, between 2 and 5 p.m. on Saturday., December 9. There will be a picnic on the Sunday, so casual as well as formal clothes will be a must. Also on Sunday a special "Youth Mass" will be celebrated and all those participating in the friendship weekend are expected to attend. BOYS' BASKETBALL COMPETITION. — Following are some points to be noted by those interested in playing in the Summer Basketball Competition. Nominations close Monday, November 27. Delegates' meeting, Monday, November 27 at All Saints' Centre at 8 p.m. Grading Day, Sunday, December 3. First Game. Tuesday, December 19, at the Centenary Pavilion, Claremont Showgrounds, at 6.45 p.m. $5 team nomination fee.

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Saturday, November 18: Gala Barbecue at 72 Reynolds Road, Applecross, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Tickets are all inclusive. Please ring Judith Marshall on 64-1362 for further information. S - unday, November 19: Dance at Carey Street Hall, Kensington, with the "Shades of Green." Proceeds in aid of "Daily News" Orphan Appeal. Friday, November 24: Party booking at Playhouse to see "And So To Bed." Further information on 64-1362. Sunday, November 26: Dance at St. Benedict's Hall, Applecross. Sunday, ,December 3: Barbecue/House-Party at 2 Pitt Street, Bentley. Bring your own meat rest supplied Admission charged. Saturday, December 9: Rivervale Y.C.W.'s Hawaiian Style barbecue at 21 Orrong Road. Rivervale. Bring your own meat or you don't eat. Admission charged.

Praesiclium has from the Good received the Sisters of theMother and the Chaplain, liornE; O'Brien, who also Father kindly consented to Praesidium's become the Spiritual D irector, when his EADERS will no doubt her time and the use of crowded programme perfor the recall the publishing her car each week mits him to attend the of an appeal, some six or transporting of some of meetings. eight weeks ago, for these people to the home. Every o n e concerned From the very begin- has been helpers to assist in the y forming of a Praesidium ning, and once they were helpful, and ifwonderfull not in any of the Legion of Mary for assured of regular visits, other way, the the visitation of the old the elderly people at the dium expresses its Praesi. home have welcomed the elation through apprs people at Glendalough. these and the lines. Because of the re- Legionaries, sponse to the appeal, it members now feel in As far as the work itwas thought only fitting fact that their visits are self is concerned, the that the results should happily anticipated. And Praesidium has barely now also be published, there is no question scratched the of and that a brief resume about the satisfaction all there is tosurface be Praesidium There is room for done. the of the work should be that many, m embers and their many more given. helpers, Enquiries were received helpers obtain from talk- ideal being of course the for from 25 people and from ing to the oldsters and increased these were gained three from the feeling of hav- Any other membership, active members, bringing ing broken, for a short however, wouldassistance, be the total number in the time at least, the mono- ly appreciated andgreat. any everyday their of tony Praesidium to six. In adenquiries will continue dition, five others are routine. be welcomed. A call to This account, too, would information can be for visiting the regularly made home each week, and an be in no way complete to any of the active member from an- without a mention of the Father O'Brien,following: other Praesidium gives splendid co-operation the Reg Williams, 24-1374; 45-1463; Mrs. 0. Flanagan, 464543

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EPRESENTATIVES of R various family groups Auditions f o r new reported on current activities to a recent execu- choirboys for St. Mary's tive meeting of the Cath- Cathedral Choir will be olic Social Apostolate. held in the choir room at in- Trinity College, Riverside included Reports NICE crowd of about stances of persona laction Drive, on Saturday, Nov- A fifty people attended a.m. at 9.30 ember 25, carried out by group Candidates should be the house party last Satmembers. about nine years of age, urday. Everyone had a Arising from the re- possess some musical marvellous time and we ports, the executive dis- ability and be above sincerely thank the Stratcussed the need for Cath- average intelligence. A ton family for making us olic parents to be well recent school report is welcome in their home. This Sunday we will be informed on current so- required. Successful boys cial problems such as will be given musical going to Rockingham for drug addiction and the training in the Cathedral a picnic. If you can't prevalence of venereal Choir and a part scholar- make it to No. 1 William Street, we will see you diseases. ship to Trinity College down there. The feeling expressed The general get-together to the meeting was that this month will take the social evils cannot be form of a record evening. shrugged off as not conThe Catholic Teachers' We have various records cerning good parents. Action on this matter is Guild wishes to remind for you to hear which now under consideration. all Catholic teachers that should stimulate some Family groups which it will hold its annual interesting di s cussion. are for married couples Communion and break. This function will be meet regularly to follow fast on Friday, Novem- held as usual at the Catha planned programme of ber 24, at 5.45 p.m. Mass olic Centre on November enquiry and discussion. will be celebrated at An 22 at 8 p.m. Such programme is de- Saints' Memorial Chapel Tuesday, November 21. signed to assist in pro- and will be followed by is the date for committee moting a better Christian buffet dinner at the members to remembei life through the family. Teachers' Union Rooms. for the meeting to be Enquiries regarding the Tickets may be obtain- held at 7.30 p.m. family groups should be ed from Mr. Tom Ryan The Xaverian Club is a directed to the president ( 86-4408). Mr. Theo Har- social club for Catholics of the Catholic Social ken (Spearwood 293) or over 21. Further informaApostolate (phone 71- Miss M. Pavlinovich (71- tion may be obtained by 2397). 4541). ringing 65-2694

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"Several hundred en-, attract many players tries were recorded in and these have been the various sections and catered for by the ref rom these entries grading and planting of class level existing courts and the organised by the Therry emerged "festivalsthat pro- development of four Society provides the approaches to the men of . Tile cou urntdse ratesasm stimulus for the first vided the finalists the parish. r the seniorg term activities of the "The Cadet Unit this McReminders: November REiHEAT DATES for the Drama Society .This Brother of coaching w 20— Diocesan Executive Franciscan Missionaries year there were three year again had an estab- Appion played a virtual meeting; December 31— of Mary Retreat House entries, "The Knave of lishment of more than fi cnoarilr iCnupt.he last round Wesley. the Closing date for 1968 for Women are as fol- Hearts.- "The Marriage 300. While the aim of aga nst this activity is not to lows: Bursary Fund. of the winners Proposal" and selections ventual train professional sol- e NOVEMBER: from "The Importance The day commenced at ROM Queens Park diers, it is hoped that 24, 25, 26: Victoria Park of Being Earnest." gainingstTeailtns u Spw imam branch of the Holy 3 p.m. and continued unthe basic training will and Morley Park came up Name Society 37 men at- til 10 p.m. A meal served parishes. The first two, directed provide some form of s trongest opposition for tended a very successful by some of the ladies of Nov. 28 to Dec. 7: Re- by Brother McGlade discipline and team- many years, and while day of recollection at the the parish was enjoyed The monthly meeting served for Religious. and Brother Wilson re- work for recruits, while it did not fill one of the worked more Norbertine College last by the men in the com- of the Catholic Nurses' DECEMBER: advanced spectively, were entered the laces. it pany of their parish Guild will be held at St. 10-14: Reserved for Reli- in the Junior Section, training in the form of top p guidance Sunday. the hard under gious. while the third play. bivouacs and exercises of Brother 0 ughlitno A programme of talks priest, Father J. O'Far- John of God Nurses' rell, and Father Leonard. will Tuesday, Novgive an opportunity on Pedersen Home 21-24: Reserved for Reli- directed by Brother Mcand discussions in the and Mr. This was the second of p.m. to the at 7.45 officers and the 21, ember gious. creditably. Appion. was our entry charge of Father Leoerform in the Senior Section. N.C.O.'s to exercise au- p Nine representatives nard, 0.D.C., proved to such retreats organised Guest speaker will be " by the branch and its of Camillus Brother All three plays, and es- thority and initiative. teams help to cater for be popular with the men. success has ensured it to Mount St. Camillus Hosinterested 111 pecially the two in the The January courses those become an annual event. pital, Forrestfield. in cornsocial Junior Section, main- conducted at Northam combined A Success Cricket. evident at Thanks are due to the give impromptu intensive training and evening stantained the high This meeting is the last petition was ladies for a well-prepared tile for 1967. Meetings will community concert will dards of previous years. to prospective officers all levels. while meal, to the Norbertine .the and we are N.C.O.'s and won Francis be held in the St. of February resume in "In the second term enior team Fathers for the use of Xavier's school grounds, the Aquinas Drama Fes- pleased to note that Jo- straibrluotteCutpo formthr.e ssi:cyt: 1968. D succession. ,a, the college and to Father gained seph Williamson East Perth, on Saturday, tival, presented annualeearrs. in Parents and Friends of Leonard for his excellent December 2, commencing ly in honour of Edmund first place in his course y3.' St. Mary's College and talks. devole at 7 p.m. Rice, founder of the this year. Eleven mem- Briggs. who has C.B.C. Leederville are reSubiaco Branch: A very AVThe parish committee C hristian Brothers, bers of the unit were to time much minded that the com- determined effort by the A Gift Day will be held extends a cordial invita- drew a record entry of successful in the St. so over the past seven nas bined Annual School Fete members has resulted in in the grounds of St. tion to all parishioners seven plays that brought John's Ambulance exwill be held in the Con- recruiting 40 applicants Joseph's Orphanage in and friends. atser eidrcil Refresh- no fewer than 120 boys amination. watseacrn f or"Foboytbatleln vent school grounds on for the retreat at the Wembley on Sunday, No- ments will be provided term, "In the first enfootlights and the to Friday, November 24, Redemptorist Retreat vember 26, starting at and all those attending ; etitpioen tertained clas s mate. many boys utilised both P.S.A. . tictoionp. compe he. commencing at 7 p.m. House on the weekend of 1.30 p.m. this parish get-together friends and parents for the excellent equipment even of these won t s All are welcome and at the end of the year are two .delightful evenings. and the experienced There will be many at- November 18-19. a the se; This excellent response can be assured of an in- assured of a very enjoytractions for young and coaching available by the highlight of annual "The Aquina was achieved by personal teresting day. able evening. old. the Rowing son Eisteddfod this year joining First Club. 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Pictured after their marriage at St. Brigid's, West Perth recently, are Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock. The bride was formerly Miss Patricia O'Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Reilly of North Perth. The groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hancock of Inglewood. Father Joseph Russell, the bride4s uncle, performed the ceremony.

Mr. Jack Slattery addresses members of the Holy Name Society at the Annual Luncheon, at South Perth Civic Centre last Sunday.

A singing group, the Four Men, entertains at the luncheon ( fourth member of the group absent) . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leber married recently at St. Kiernans Church in Osborne Park. The bride wAs f ormerly Marilyn Byrne of Darlington. Father Depiazzi celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Photo by Richard Dielesn.

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FATHER DESMOND PURCELL, S.J., who writes this article, is a member of the Australian Jesuit Mission of Hazaribagh, Bihar, India. Father has done fine work in co-ordinating the famine-relief work of several charitable bodies. He has a keen appreciation of the spirit of love which radiates from the Sisters of various congregations who have come from many parts of India to relieve the sufferings of the sick-poor.

Sisters Help I ndia's Poor

NOW THAT WE HAVE 40 SISTERS WORKING IN MOBILE MEDICAL TEAMS IN OUR TWO DISTRICTS, IT IS A GREAT CHANCE FOR A DESK-MAN LIKE MYSELF TO GET AROUND AND SEE PLACES.

in gaping wounds, while the patient at most gives a few sighs. Then off we go to a house where there has been neighbour trouble. A back fence argument has got nasty, and big rocks have been woman, thrown. One with blood matted on her face and breast, is lying on a bed, waiting for the police to come. At first I thought she had been stabbed, there was so much blood, but it only requires simple treatment. Then on to the babies. Fever and dysentery are rife, and you can see quite plainly the "fevered brow"— the little foreheads are really dark with fever. Then the old people come up with their aches and pains. SCORPIONS

But this is just an exploratory visit and we have still 40 minutes to travel by jeep to get back to base. Before I came, the Sisters had been inFor, after all, the Sisvited to visit this village. ters have to have Mass. "How far is it?" they askActually, they are lucky "Oh, about three ed. to get it two or three miles." Two hours later, times a week, since there after crossing interminare so few priests, and able gullies and climbing what with relief work on up hills, they arrived top of their ordinary duthere. "Three miles," they ties, it quite a squeeze. gasped. Then their guide Here in Hazaribagh burst out laughing, and district where I work, they just had to join in. the nearest medical team The Sisters live hard is 20 miles away and the lives, and their living farthest about 60 or 70 conditions are hardly miles. As you climb into Hilton Hotel style. Most the jeep, having checked sleep on the floor, but petrol, oil, battery, water with the approach of and tyres, you hope the snakes and scorpions in jungle roads are not gothe moonsoon time, they ing to be too bad this are anxious to get up on time. to beds. Father O'Connor, the But now it is time for Superior, had the unenMass, so one of the viable experience of berooms is cleared of bed ing caught on one of rolls; boxes of medicines these so-called "roads" and supplies are piled up recently, at night, in to make an altar. We are blinding rain. He covered definitely post-Vatican II The poor of Christ, Ramkunda eight miles in about two in other ways, since we hours. tricks to play on the away. The Sister-nurses. have Mass facing the peoJUNGLE poor Sisters, perhaps. both trained in Germany, ple and there is full parAt Joni the The jungle at its best And so as the jeep comes were equal to the task, ticipation. is a delightful place, and in, there are the Sisters and to my amazement Sisters are lucky, since where the Sisters are laughing and talking, ob- had him eating rice with- they live in the church, and have Our Lord in the working, far off the viously thrilled that they in five or six days. tabernacle. In the other 1_ ,J.ten track, you see are to have Mass again. For this we have to deer, at times, rabbits Even my threat of a good thank the generous sup- places, we have the and plenty of bird life. I long sermon doesn't plies of medicine, peni- Blessed Sacrament prehave yet to see a tiger, seem to dim their enthu- cillin in this case, which served where possible, though once when re- siasm. Usually the priest we get from our friends and this makes life much happier for the Sisters. turning from Mahuadanr has to arrive before 6 in Australia. some villagers with me a.m., since the Sisters are I had awful visions of It constantly amazes in the jeep called out out on their round soon a burst appendix, but the me to see Sisters from sharply and said they after. Or else the priest Sisters assured me that so many Orders and had seen a small tiger. arrives about lunchtime, with treatment the ap- areas of India living toProbably some kind of when the team has arriv- pendix would go down gether and working towild cat. ed back from its morn- and just scar, and all gether, under very hard so easily Arrival is always a ing work. would be well. And so it conditions, adapting themselves to most happy event. SomeSeveral times I have turned out. how the Sisters always spent a guod part of the As Sister worked in- every new situation, and manage to hear the jeep, day with them, accom- side the house, an inter- so easily adapting to though I remember the panying them on their ested crowd of villagers each other. I'm afraid I time I arrived late at work. One time it was to gathered, and when we smile now when I read night when all the Sis- a large village called Nar- came out, more patients learned theologians' adters were in bed. Just for wadih, with about 1,000 were lined up. One man, vice to Sisters about upfun. I knocked loudly on inhabitants. The first pz- with a very ugly cyst on dating themselves. The the door and called out, tient was a man with on his arm, had it lanced Sisters are just experts "Time for Mass." One of acute appendicitis. It and bandaged. I'm afraid at this, and it all comes the Sisters thought it was just impossible to I would have been yelling quite naturally. was robbers, and began get him to hospital. He for an anaesthetic, but LARDER to cry out in alarm, while was too sick to be moved these jungle people are the others had a good and the nearest hospital made of stern stuff. And now it is time to laugh. Not the best of was about 30 or 40 miles The Sisters put stitches pack the Mass kit, with the Sisters keeping a sharp eye that all the altar linen is kept fresh and neatly ironed. Medical supplies are renewed and food for the people handed over. 001111111 11111111sift Then it is my turn to G FASH70 check up and make sure the Sisters are rememOME F bering to feed themselves. Tinned food from parcels so kindly sent from Austraila is slipped into the larder (though Father has to be reminded from time to time to please bring a tin-opener the next time he comes!) —but here again the Sisters manage, and gaily laugh among themselves K ALGOORLIE as they prise open a tin cl% with some sharp instrument handy. Mail is handed over, and the outgoing letters ERATIO put in Father's breviary so he won't forget to post them. And then it is back home again to the paperwork and reports, until a few days later we sally forth again to say Mass for the Sisters.

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NOVEMBER 20 + SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Let us this day make one charitable act in God's name. SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 25: 31-40. INSTRUCTION: Here God tells us of the reward awaiting us, for any charitable act towards our neighbour on earth. No matter how small, if we do good in God's name, it is from Him we will receive our thanks. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: Visit this house and family, 0 Lord. Keep the devil's cunning influence away from it. Let Your holy angels dwell here and guard us in peace. And let Your blessing remain always with us. This we ask of You through Our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. May Almighty God bless us, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21 .1. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Today we celebrate the feast of the Presentation of Mary to the House of God. Here she was to learn of Holy Scripture and to prepare herself for the future God had planned for her. SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 1: 26-35. INSTRUCTION: Reading of Mary in the Holy Scripture, we see how her time in the temple must have helped her to carry out God's work. Let us spend our time on earth preparing ourselves for the Temple of God. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 22 .1. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Today is the feast of St. Cecily, who teaches us to rejoice in every sacrifice as a pledge of our love of Christ. SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 6: 27-35. INSTRUCTION: St. Cecily was persecuted for the love she bore Christ, yet she suffered agony willingly with the knowledge of the reward awaiting her. St. Luke tells us in Christ's own words how we must be prepared to suffer for His sake to earn our eternal reward. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

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IN THE SPIRIT OF THE VATICAN COUNCIL THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23 .1. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Let us see good in our fellow men, let us see them with the eyes of Christ. SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 7: 1-5. INSTRUCTION: judge "Do not others"—and yet how often we do. If only we could follow the example of Jesus and always find something good and kind to say of our friends. We should look to our own faults and judge only ourselves. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 4. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: The feast of St. John of the Cross. "Live in the world, as if God and your soul only were in it; so shall your heart never be led captive by any earthly thing." — St. John of the Cross. SCRIPTURE READING: John, 17: 1-10. INSTRUCTION: The above passage of Scripture is Christ's p rayer for the Apostles, and also Christ's prayer for us — for shouldn't we look upon ourselves as apostles of Christ? We have the gift of a great faith, which we should want to share with others less fortunate. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

NOVEMBER 25 + SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Tomorrow's Epistle and Gospel dwell on the Day of Judgment, and the rewards of heaven. It is wise to live in friendly union with Jesus in the Blessed Sacra ment, Who will be our final Judge. SCRIPTURE READING: Colossians, 1: 9-14,

INSTRUCTION: How simply we are told in this Epistle of what God asks of us in this life in order that we may gain the Kingdom of Heaven. If we could but attain "full knowledge of God's will through perfect wisdom and spiritual understanding we would indeed be worthy to share the lot of the saints in light." ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26 28th Sunday After Pentecost. + SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Today is the last Sunday after Pentecost. At the end of the ecclesiastical year, the Church reminds us of the judgment that we must pass before the all-knowing God. SCRIPTURE READING: Matt., 24: 15-35. INSTRUCTION: Today's Gospel tells us how we must be prepared at all times for Christ's call. The Day of Judgment could be today, it could be tomorrow, but when the sign of the Son of Man will appear in the sky, ,we will know that God is near. Lord, help us on earth to prepare for the joy of heaven. ROSARY (One Decade Only), FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

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Pope's Message Of Hope To Africa

tion from which others violence that still has the help, friendly contact suffer elsewhere in Afri- upper hand in some with the rest of humanca, Archbishop Pignedoli c ountries, he pointed out ity and a defence of persaid that the Church that such a situation sonal rights. Many also should do more than it does not justify a whole- deepened the study of has been doing until sale condemnation of a anthropology, he said. He urged rulers: "FosRILEY reports from VATICAN CITY. now. He attributed the nation or a continent. PATRICK Church's failure to do Speaking of the spiri- ter the understanding of more to human weak- tual life of Africans, he the peoples who dwell in pOPE PAUL VI LAST WEEK SENT AN 8,500-' ness. said "the constant and your territory, respect WORD MESSAGE TO AFRICA ENCOURACNgeneral foundation of Af- their religious liberty ric, IT ON THE ROAD TO MATERIAL PROSPAST RECALLED rican tradition is the and take pains to ensure, spiritual view of life. that differences and rarERITY AND AT THE SAME TIME URGING Pope Paul recalled his Here we have more than cial controversies are FAST TO ITS HOLD BEST TRADITIONS. visit to Africa at the very fl TO the so-called 'animistic' overcome and never perbeginning of his message. He said that Africa's Welfare of Their Conti- He said he had "witness- concept, in the sense mitted to grow in intengiven to this term in the sity. The prosperity of moral and religious heri- nent." ed at close quarters the history of religions at your new States requires, At a press conference beginnings of tage is a providential Christian the end of the last cenbuilding in fact, a co-operative describing for the oundation document, f life in those countries, the a "new society in Christ." Archbishop Sergio Pigne- people's eagerness to tury. We have a deeper, marshalling of all enbroader and more uni- deavours." doli, secretary for the learn, their desire for re- versal concept But he deplored ra- Congregation of the which Pronewal and their anxiety cism, the pitting of one POLYGAMY pagation of the Faith, to find a solution to the considers all living beanagainst group racial ings and visible nature itnoted that the document c omplex problems arisother and an inter-racial self linked with the In speaking to families, carried the generic title violence that "assumes of "message" instead of ing from their newly at- world of the invisible the Holy Father noted tained political indepenalmost the proportions that polygamy is not any and the spirit." the more specific title of dence." of genocide." longer linked with social The Pope noted that in He recalled Africa's Speaking of African de- encyclical. structures, and is no lonHe said that the Pope Christian past and its Africa the fear of God's velopment, he said that omnipotence is usually ger in harmony with the was prompted to write glories, declared his rementality of African peoreceiving aid "must be the message by a reflec- spect for Christian set aside "and He is in- ples. He emphasised that repected absolutely." voked as Father." tion on his trip to Africa churches not in full comHe singled out educaAberrations and cere- God's law "may never be five years ago as Arch- munion with the Catholic agriculture as and tion monial rites violating the made void by any cultubishop of Milan. He said Church, and further exthe principal problems to human person "hai.m ral or social change." copies are being sent to pressed his esteem "for completely He also encouraged be dealt with along the disappeared leaders of African coun- all followers of Islam families to be ready "to road to development in or soon will," he said. tries and their foreign living in Africa." A frica. The Pope also noted give aid to their parents. ministers. He gave voice to hope the "sense of family" in and, if need requires, The second half of the Questioned on the document consisted of Church's efforts to halt for "an effective dia- the African tradition. He even to other relations." messages to various com- the civil war in Nigeria, logue" with Moslems and singled out the bond the In speaking to African to a wish "that where living feel with their an- women, he said that they ponents of African soci- Archbishop Pigne doli Moslems and Christians cestors, "which finds ex- have a "right and a duty —clergy, rulers, famiety said that the Holy see is lies, women and young taking "concrete steps." live as neighbours, mu- pression in so many to take part in the polititual respect will be con- widespread forms of cal and administrative people. But he said that he could stantly present in social worship." He also point- work of society." Woman not speak of them for lfie." ed to the strong role the should never be considerDOCUMENT fear of endangering their He paid tribute to the African father plays even ed as an instrument, and Off icially, the document success. orderliness and peaceful- in matriarchal societies. her dignity is respected was entitled "A Message Questioned again on ness with which Africa's He spoke in anguished "in the liberty due to her of His Holiness Pope whether the Church has newly independent coun- terms of the violence as a person." He addressed youths Paul VI to the Sacred been doing enough to tries achieved their free- that has assumed "alHierarchy and to All the halt the destruction of dom, saying that it did most the proportions of as "the hope of the fuPeoples of Africa for the human life in the South- honour both to the gov- genocide when, within ture." It is the task of Promotion of the Reli- ern Sudan and Nigeria erning and the governed. the boundaries of the youth "to overcome the gious, Civil and Social and the racial discriminaWhile lamenting the same country different opposition between what racial groups are pitted is past and the new against one another," and forms of life and struche cited "the humilia- ture of the present." SAINT OF THE WEEK NOVEMBER 23 He urged young Afritions, sufferings and death" which have fallen cans studying abroad to up on Catholic and non- "stay attached to your Catholic clergy and lay country" and be ready to people, Africans and non- return to Africa "to be at Africans, "who were the disposal of your working for no other end countries, making your than the spiritual wel- profession one of service fare of the local peoples." for progress and welfare of Africa."

Saint Columban

EXPULSION At the end he said: "In In a clear reference to bringing our message to the expulsion of mission- a close, we cannot help aries from Guinea and recalling that on the soil Southern Sudan, he said of Africa the very Son of "fervent communities of God and His Holy Family Christians were all of a found refuge in a mosudden isolated by the ment of persecution and forced departure of theii exile. To the redemptive priests, and found them- mediation of Christ, to selves in a fearful situa- the intercession of His Blessed Mother and St. tion." Urging the necessity of Joseph, we entrust the resisting the temptation future of the youth and to violence, he said: "The the families of Africa.

p eaceful development and stability of institutions are prerequisites for progress in the new A frican States today." He asserted that racial discrimination impedes the full development in the new African States. Serious mani festations of it are seen "on one side and another." he A NEW postage stamp ^ bearing a reproducstated. He said that the impor- tion of the Madonna and tant contribution made Child issued in the United by "communities from Kingdom has drawn a other continents" must letter of objection from be recognised. "But it is the Evangelical Protesalso true that the whole tanr Society in Belfast. community has contri- Northern Ireland. buted to this work of The letter, from Norconstruction in varying man Porter, the society's I degrees, and this fact director, to the PostI calls for an equitable master General in LonI share for all in civil life, don, said: "We believe a more just division of this to be a direct insult the national wealth and to British Protestants, as the recognition of those the stamp is a purely fundamental rights de- Roman Catholic repro nied by measures taken duction of the Madoniv to maintain artificial bar and Child, which forms riers of an economic, so- part of the religious bfl cial. political and psycho- I liefs of Roman Catholics logical nature." 1 who worship the Virgin In his message to Mary. "We also feel that to bishops, priests and Religious he defended the have such a stamp bearmissionaries of the past. ing the head of Her He admitted they did not Majesty the Queen. who understand the full signi- is a confessed faithful ficance of local customs Protestant, is most pro. and traditions, but he vocative to those loyal pointed out that they subjects of the Crown were among the first to who are also faithful bring education, medical Protestants."

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Most people if asked who was Ireland's greatest saint would reply "St. P atrick!" But Patrick was not born in the Emerald Isle. Ireland's greatest s aint must surely be St. Columban who after decades of missionary enin his native land evangelised great areas of present-day France, S witzerland, Austria and Italy. He and his 12 followers founded monasteries in these countries when, in the wake of the barbarian invasions, Christianity had all but disappeared f rom northern and central Europe. In Italy alone there are dozens of towns a rid villages named San Colombano in his honour. I have travelled to many of them and all speak reverently of the great missionary lrlandese. _ Nowhere is he more honoured than in Bobbio in the Apennine Mountains !he monastery here was his greatest foundation south of the Alps. From it he and his followers rekindled the Faith in Northern Italy and here he died and was buried. S how n is a statue of the Irish saint that the citizens of Bobbie treasure. It minates the main road above the River Trebbia on the last bend before you ea Ch the burial-place of St. Columban. by ARTHUR O'LEARY

MISSION I NOTES By FATHER W. J. FOLEY

CATECHISTS — A Key To The Future S T. MARTIN'S INSTITUTE, Sunson, the Catechists' training school in the Tamale Diocese, Northern Ghana, opened in 1962 with an initial grant from the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. Since then, out of 74 students who have attended the school, 17, after a four-year course, have now qualified as Catechists, including one who is entering the junior seminary this year and another former student is instructor in religion to his fellow soldiers in the army. These results are noteworthy when one realises that of last year's entrants only half had been to a middle school; most of them had to learn English, reading, writing and arithmetic before studying the catechism, the Bible ,the liturgy and elementary catechetics. Again, most of them came as catechumens, but only a few had already been baptised. The candidates sent by the Tamale parish priests had no funds to pay for their keep. They were given part -scholarships by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Students who have still to finish their studies are working part or full time for their parish priests while waiting to complete the course.

CATECHISTS — In India the Situation Is Similar THE above news from a catechists' school in Africa prompts me to give this comment from the Archbishop of Madras and Mylapore: "The future of this diocese is largely in the hands of our catechists, who are devoted body and soul to the salvation of their brothers. "I have just come back from a long pastoral tour and I have been able to see close up the work that is being done in our missionary centres. We can really only thank God for endowing us with such a means of aptostolate. -To give you a slight idea, this is what is. being done at the village of Morai, an isolated post some 15 kilometres from a parish centre. We have over sixty new converts there. It is the catechist who cares for them specially, all the more so in that from there apostolic work is possible in numerous non-Christiar villages in the surroundings. As the peoph. work during the day in the fields, they can be gathered only in the evening. For the tirre • being, these meetings take place in the villa?, school and the catechist goes there regularly at least once a week, instructing the Christians and visiting the non-baptised. • 'Sunday is a particularly heavy day for him. At six o'clock in the morning, he is at his post, preparing the chapel and altar for the Mass. As soon as the children have arrived, he gets them to run over the hymns that will be sung that day. During the ceremony, he directs the singing and prayers of the faithful. After Mass, he does the catechism, then he visits the sick in their families. At 2.30 p.m.. the catechist is in the parish hall for the adults' meeting. At 4 p.m. he 1n another place to provide Sunday cat,. chesis. This latter is especially for chilcire:, attending non-Catholic schools. Then corn* the hour of the second Mass; the catE•ehi. • again directs prayers and singing! Final!about 8 p.m.,. he returns to the parish cent-, after a very full day.-

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York New Stopped I Liturgical Viewpoint —1 7 Australian Whirlwind! this year an instruction on the EARLIER Blessed Eucharist was issued which until

now has had only minor effects on our worship. It is important, though, that we understand the principles its emphasises, as a preparation for future changes, which will be of a more drastic and fundamental nature than those already implemented. Quoting the documents of Vatican II, it stresses that the Mass is at the same time and inseparably (a) a sacrifice in which the Sacrifice of the Cross is perpetuated; (b) a memorial of the death and resurrection of the Lord, Who said, "Do this in memory of me;" and (c) a sacred banquet. While the first two considerations are an accepted part of our devotional life, the significance of the third, and equally important factor, is often not understood. Through Communion we unite ourselves with Christ in His offering of Himself to the Father; but we also renew the New Covenant, or new agreement, which God has made with man for all through the Blood of Christ. By our faith and hope we renew our acceptance of the offer God has made to us of union with Him for eternity, and by our union with Christ in Communion we foreshadow this union of heaven. Heaven is often spoken of as a banquet in the Gospel, because, with the Jews, as with ourselves, a party or meal is a sign of love, unity and friendship; in the Eucharist we are really united with Christ., and also we are really united with one another. If we are truly loyal to our ideals, this unity and friendship of the Eucharist should carry over into our daily lives.

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to learn that the canon we have is not the canon of the primitive Roman Church, but apparently a pastiche from several sources, emerging in its present form only about 700800 A.D. Far from being an antiquarian, Father Vagaggiani looks very systematically at the merits and defects of the present canon, and then gives a proposed canon, with a detailed scriptural, liturgical and patristic justification of it. The first part of the book gives, in Latin and English, the principal canons of the Eastern and Western rites, and, taken with documents in Father Deiss' book, it provides excellent preparation for understanding the changes to come.

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seemed to ground, they would have LOCHLINN won. be a look of sportThe day before New MacGLYNN HERE ing satisfaction on York, the Mayo' team the face of the television gave the Australians a in game than commentator as he an- far tougher did the All-Ireland chamDUBLIN nounced here that the pions a week earlier. footballers of Gaelic -One wonders," said New York had beaten one report, "if ever a deto Melbourne by Meatn the touring Australian feat was so softened by takes place. satisfaction as that exside in New York by perienced by Mayo, who Earlier in Dublin, the four goals nine points went under by 2.12 to 2.5 Australian Rules team to five to the mighty Australians beat a Dublin Selection (21 points) ADVENT at Croke Park in a game by 12 goals six points (78 points. of such splendour that points) to three goals The liturgical season of Advent tends to be Because those same the attendance of 20,121 four points (22 points). neglected in this part of the world, partly, I Australians, in two shat- gave the sides a standing "It was never really a suppose, because the schools, where instructering weekends, had ovation at the call of match," reported M. v, tion and devotion might be fostered, close Cogley in the "Irish In. beaten the All-Ireland time." when it has hardly begun. That's John D. Hickey dependent." senior champions, Meath, But liturgical preparation for Christmas by three goals 16 points again, and he added: ( 25 points) to one goal "This was football that B ISHOPS AND can be both enlightening and devotionally points (13 points), we had always been ten rewarding. In November "Hosanna," brief TV and another top Irish dreaming about but had well-informed and effective -mini-liturgies" never seen, not even by goals two by Mayo, team, FATHER Patrick Brophy, are given for each week. Though intended 12 points (18 points) to the Australians against Professor of Dogmatic for schools, they are not childish, and could Sunprevious the Meath t wo goals five points (11 Theology at Carlow Theoprofitably be used as family prayers, or inday, and most of the points) in Ireland. logical Seminary, a freand devotions parish corporated into regular spell - binding grandeur quent participant in TV victory was supplied by Mayo. the Indeed, "Novenas" (5c. Guild of St. Pius X, Box 1292. discussions, was given over Mayo was achieved G.P.O., Sydney). "Not even Dublin in front-page headlines in only the day before the Australians went under the 1950's, Down in the both Irish Sunday papers LIGHT ON FUTURE CHANGES THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE in New York. The tele- early 1960's, or Galway when he said: "At prevision commentator r3- when they were uncon- sent it appears that the Two important books have recently been Adequate preparation before confession is ported with some satis- querable in recent times, only widely publicised published in translation by Chapman—"Early essential if we are to avoid a routine and faction, too, that in New produced football that c omments that our Source's of the Liturgy," by Lucien Deiss (apmechanical approach. Might I suggest that Australians bore comparison to the Bishops have to make the York proximately $3), and "The Canon of the Mass each parish obtain twenty or so copies of the to pick beauty of the Connacht about Irish television are allowed not were and Liturgical Reform," by Cipriano Vagag"Catholic Prayer Book" (Advocate, 15c.), for the ground as champions' brilliant ef- sharply critical ones, and off ball the gini, O.S.B. (approximately $4.50). there is a real risk here the benches near the confessional, and encouthey had done in Croke fort." The former gives the ten major texts of that the Church in its Park, Dublin. But apparrage the people to use the confessional prepathe liturgy, well set out, and in a good transRUN ENDED governing body will apently this was wishful ration given in it. lation. Father Deiss includes liberal notes on thinking. Then next day came pear to be hostile to the This is, incidentally, very good value for their origin, and explanations of the text Before the Australians New York, where emi- kind of society in which Ordithe money as a prayer book, including where necessary. These early texts should arrived at all, their ad- grants and the descen- television plays an activenary of the Mass and 15 hymns. be read by anyone who wishes to understand vance party was inter- dants of emigrants re- ly formative part." television deemed Irish sporting on viewed what the proposed liturgical changes are enRecently Arch bishop about the team's chances pride. The eagerly await- McQuaid of Dublin and deavouring to accomplish. NOTE FOR PRIESTS against the All-Ireland ed despatch from that several Bishops, and Of immediate :nterest, and of considerable In a recent response, 'Notitiae" advised you city said: "Australia's all- E ducation Minister "So champions. importance, is Father Vagaggini's book. With that three psalms should be said at Matins Jn think the Australians will conquering run in Gaelic O'Malley, had hit out at the canon of the Roman Mass in the vernacubeat Meath?" the inter- football — in one week allegedly ill-informed deSunday; and that it was unnecessary to wash lar in several countries already, and with viewer asked, with a they subdued Meath and bates on education. the fingers at the second ablution. Apparently new, experimental canons in use in some tolerant smile denoting Mayo at Croke Park, there has been some doubt in these matters. places, this book has the express aim of pre that the Australians had Dublin— came to an paring people to understand, and so accept. not a hope, reportedly abrupt and sensational K NIGHTS OF • All correspondence, please, to Canisiu, after only six weeks of end in Gaelic Park, New the changes, and to initiate discussion on MALTA College, 102 Mona Vale Road. Pymble. learning the Irish game. York. In the final game many matters which are far from settled. New South Wales. 2073. It will surprise many people, for instance, of their tour the Austra- CARDINAL Conway forAUSSIES CONFIDENT lians were crushed 4.9 to mally opened the new Irish headquarters of Sure, said the Austra- 0.5 by New York. the Knights of Malta (St. founded in 1732 by St. Allians, they would beat "Contrary to what was John House, Clyde Road, phonsus Ligouri at NoIrish champions, and expected, the Australians Dublin). The attendance cara dei Pagani near the viewers thought were allowed to pick the included the Protestant many Naples to care for the were ball directly off Australians the the Archbishop of Dublin, poor and abandoned. Tothemselves. ground, but they could Most Rev. Dr. Simms, day their work includes fooling Their resounding vic- not match the New Yor- and Bishop Sansbury of both home and foreign tory over the All-Ireland kers in a game which London, General Secremissions. champions, Meath, was New York team manager tary of the British Counthus described by John John Kerry O'Donnell de- cil of Churches. RAZILIAN - BORN Fa- the beginning of the cur- demptorists' seminary in Hickey in the "Irish scribed as one of the D. ther Tarcisio Arioval- rent chapter, although Sao Paulo. He holds a OBITUARY Independent:" "One is at toughest he had evei dus Amaral, C.SS.R., 47, he had been elected for canon law degree from Keohan, until one whether seen." to as loss a Thomas University Lateran procurator general of the life. Because of a change the of the more the condole And as that despatch, head should recently Redemptorists, has been in the rule, Father Ama- and is a member of the men with Meath or with you can see destroyed "Cork Examiner" Dublin elected rector major of ral is elected only for a Pontifical C o m mission themselves TV's alibi for the Irish Bureau, veteran jouniaabsented who for the Revision of the the more than 5,000 Re- six-year term. Croke from because, contrary list and well-known solidefeats yesterday Code of Canon Law. demptorists throughout Catholic EVERAL Austrathe where TV the to report, the Aus- citors Liam Trant Me* Park, who Amaral, Father the world. S priests as well as lay- lians opened up to us un- tralians were allowed to Carthy (aged 73) and delegates hundred One Amaral was was born at Tabatinga in Father from 62 provinces and men joined in an inter- dreamed-of Gaelic foot- pick up the ball, and yet John S. O'Connor (aged elected to office on Nov- the archdiocese of Sao in 32 coun- faith open-air religious ball vistas in the process they lost. vice-provinces 70). ember 7 on the tenth Paulo, Brazil, speaks six have been meeting service in Central London of defeating the All-IreAnyway, Gaelic football °allot of the Redempto- languages. He was pro- tries Rome for a thorough to protest against the land champions far more in Ireland is "rocking" for rists' general chapter, curator general of his in HOLDEN, $200 more of the congrega- launching of yet another comprehensively than the a fter the Australian Ho!' which has been meeting congregation for the past revision trade-in on a new your ve norms in the light British sub- score of 3.16 to 1.10 sug- whirlwind and, as you Polaris In Rome. He succeeds three years. Before being tion's den. Better finance—sa the Find of teachings the of attend marine. victory Austhe over an see, before gests, interest. Father William Gaudreau assigned to Rome he had $ 250 on Vatican Council. Prayers for peace were anc of 23,149." (Attend- tralia by the Gaels of out before you buy secondC.SS.R., of Braintree, been a professor and Second U.S.A., who resigned at then rector of the Re- The Redemptorists were offered and pleas made ances at All-Ireland finals New York is no real con- hand. Youngs WA Holden for the public to pressu- are three times that solation, because where Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., rise politicians to turn number.) does that leave the Irish Victoria Park, 6 6321. A/H away from the nuclear "The winners," he add- teams? We may know 74 6384. arms race and towards ed, "in their first com more if a projected visit played relief of world poverty. game petitive The two-hour service Gaelic football as we on the steps of the big saw Nottingham Forest Anglican Church of St play soccer one night re3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY Martin-in-the-Felds over- cently on TV—positively looking Trafalgar Square brilliantly and in a manPhone: 9 2406 attended among ner that seems beyond was All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken by Monsignor the conception, never others Bruce Kent, chaplain at mind the execution, of London University. An- any Irish team I have other priest present was seen. Simon Blake, Father "Granted the concesO P., chairman of the sion of picking the ball Christian Campaign for directly off the ground, Perth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth Nuclear Disarmament. the tourists made such The submarine Repulse hacks of Meath that Iam • Lottery Agency —armed with 16 Polaris convinced beyond all missiles each with a doubt that they would • Newsagency range of 2,500 miles— have won, and won de• Hospital Benefit Fund AgencY the same cisively, had our 'hospiwas launched day after violent demon- tality' misguided us." • Tobacconist strations at Barrow-in- In other words, even Furness shipyards in without the concession Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre North-West England. of lifting the ball off the

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is just a little too ghastly to be watched. Besides, with "Arrest and Trial" on Seven at the same time, who in the nine sections of more intimate. would be left to watch it? MAN OF LA MANCHA. Festival Vista, $5.25. the Brisbane Eisteddfod. recordings are not ali They had sweeping suc- ways so very good, but CI;,L,E1 THIS musical might be cesses, gaining three first this is a thoroughly deFOR a genuine funny I described as a quixo- places, two second places, lightful performance of a tic "Fair two third places Lady," and being the work which is show, watch "It's About almost irn. Time" on Channel 9, all-award-winning Broad- two honourable men- possible to realise ade. quately. Sunday night at 7.30 p.m. way success of 1966 and tions. These recorded perfor- It is difficult A zany comedy star- based on the story of mances are mostly from write piano enough to ring Imogene Coca, "It's Don Quixote. a trio, balanc. I t is bound musicals and tradi- ing the light to be a About Time" is definitely all-powerful piano major tional light stage music such show in not to be taken seriously. with the less vocal violin Two astronauts break Australia and doubtless a as Strauss waltzes with and cello; it is more difthe time barrier and find film version in doubly one or two pieces such ficult to write a violin themselves back in the dynamic Cine mascope as "Panis Angelicus," by concerto, still worse a days of cavemen and will follow; I imagine Cesar Franck. cello concerto, so as to that it would make a dinosaurs. make the soloist stand much finer film than shows are quite of the Wild West, com, Very much a modern0 doubt, you've out against massed antique— plete with wild Indians, day "Flintstones," the stage show. . strings. heard of the For some reason or BRAHMS: Variations on We never see a single one mountain bears and show promises to be Beethoven set himself other, my mind insists a Theme by Haydn; g reat Barbra that's new; cattle men. hilarious entertainment an almost impossible on linking it with Tragic Walt Overture; Several All the channels promise It should be exciting to initially, but I doubt its Striesand. task by trying to corn. Disney, although there is Academid Overture. lots of movies galore, see how they fare, and to staying power. months ago her first live bine all three in a triple no printed evidence of r But never think to men- share the numerous adC.B.S., $5.75. concerto for piano, viothis in the lavishly proshow appeared on local tion that we've seen ventures that undoubted duced colour RUNO WALTER re- lin cello and orchestra. libretto is'em before! *levision. The show ly await them. sued with the disc. corded this identical The three soloists play a The kids would really SHOWS TO WATCH: was called "My Name Is Everyone knows that programme for C.B.S. kind of piano trio against However, it is almost "Cathy Come Home" to we're just "secondenjoy this one. the orchestra and the Barbra." hand shmoes" be repeated on A.B.C.-TV typical Disney at his best. only a few years back, whole work is almost a and would I have on Wednesday, Novem Iknow that Disney at his Rumours are that the From Second Avenue! self-contradiction. thought that this issue most ( Apologies earnest Clarkecan to FIRST ber at p.m. be 22, 8.25 very prize for the show is soon to be REHowever, Rudolf Ser. This is a brutally tragic trying, but this has some- by the Cleveland Orchesblunder of the week goes Hanley.) SEATED. to Robert Moore of the story, a mixture of dra- thing of the lighter touch tra under George Szell a kin, Jaime Laredo and One or Barbra's songs Leslie Parmes give a "Four Corners" team for matic acting and straight of his greater movies like bit superfluous. on the show prompts me his immature bungling of d ocumentary which Mary Poppins. Certainly, Both performance and most beautiful performto write the following STILL on the subject of an interview. shocked Australian view- it is a family show which r ecording are of a high ance with the Marlboro masterpiece of magnifi- repeats — did you visit is going to be very popu- standard and, after his Festival Orchestra under Questioning his guest ers. cent prose. The song, Kangaroo Valley on "Pro- about A story of a bewildered lar. the Government's symphonies, these mas- Alec Scheider. topically, rather was ject 67," Channel 7, refusal to issue a The music is strongly mother facing young one terly variations will be visa to "Second Hand Rose." Thursday night? Dr. Nicholas Nicholidas, set of tragic circum- r hythmic with some- wanted by collectors. CHANGING your car for The variation below is It was the second time Moore verged on hysteria stances after another in times a Spanish flavour, However, the two over- another used one? Before nay protest against the round for this documen- when he failed to extract her struggle to survive in but more often a South tures are frequently used you do—consider this. number of "repeat" pro- tary, but having missed the answer American or New Or- as fill-ups to some of his We'll give you $200 more he wanted. It a cruel, callous world. grammes we have to en- the first showing, I en- was obvious to the most It is a shattering ex- leans background; it is longer orchestral works for your trade-in on a new re. joyed it immensely. Kan- moronic viewer that he pose of life in overcrowd- very tuneful. which don't quite spread Holden—you save $100s The performance is of over two sides and will on new car terms and you • The words of the origi- garoo Valley should have had all the answer he ed communities that nal have been altered, been a viewing must for was going to get. forces the viewer to ask English origin—the Mike already be in most collec- get a G.M.H. 12/12 warSammes Singers under tions by accident, as it ranty. Find out just how lint I have graciously al- all young Australians It is the duty of these if it could happen here. lowed the tune to remain contemplating or plan- interviewers to inform easy it is at Youngs WA, This is one programme the musical direction of were. analtered. ' ning a trip to the mother the public, and to mani- — the exception rather Camerata. The disc is It is a pity that the 529 Albany Hwy., Victoria country. pulate the speakers to than the rule—that I feel beautifully documented. Variations were not Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 , Here's how it goes: All points of view were this end. It Is an unfor- should be repeated. No coupled by something Watching television—spefairly presented. The givable error to embar- one should miss it. more worthwhile not cially A.B.C., clergy, the young travel- rass the speaker by insist"The Lost Peace," on often heard, such as the FIND out how cheap a new Flverything's repeated, ler, the residents of Earls ing on a particular reply. Channel 2, November 21, PADUA SINGS. Double Concerto. surely you can see, Hoiden can be before you 11.301.V., this democratic at 9.40 p.m. Stuff on Channel Seven, Court all had their say In buy a used car. Today deFirst programme in a PADUA College is a Big Chief Channel Nine on the situation that con- country, I believe, we posits from only $436 B risbane school Every show we're watch- fronts visitors to Britain. still say exactly what we new B.B.C. series pro( Genuine) $200 more for ing—for the second It was intended more want, and as much or as duced by Tony Essex. founded by the Fran- BEETHOVEN: y our trade-in. Play safe The programme ex- ciscans in 1956. From Triple Concerto. time! —phone for all details as a deterrent than a little as we want. beginning, music Ifs no wonder that we're persuasion, but in my "Four Corners" has a amines the period be- the C.B.S., $5.75. first. Youngs WA, Holden not amused, book it had the opposite reputation for perfection. tween the end of World played a prominent role Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., HE Marlboro Festival Victoria Park. 6 6321. A/H WA never see a show that effect. P erhaps Moore has War I and the rise of in the school, which enshowing how tered no fewer than is the Salzburg of the 46 3265. ain't been used! Having never visited grown over-confident and Hitler, We're watching second- Britain, Kangaroo Valley regards this reputation man's aspiration to peace three choirs to compete U.S.A., although much hand shows, convinced me that I was as a licence to demand failed. Narrator is Sir AM having second-hand missing out on an excit- what he wants. Some- Michael Redgrave. woes— ing experience. It was a body had better set him That's why they call us true documentary, and I straight before "Four "second-hand shmoes.' stress the word "true.' Corners" becomes "oneAll the documentaries on Bouquets to "Project eyed." the National, 67!" ilhat they should be new ; seems quite irrational! ONE could never deny ALl through the week the "THE MONROES," from that Rolf Harris is an Channel 9 on Sunday Australian and proud of WIDEN, $200 more for nights (6.30 p.m.) is a it! In his new show from Aaur trade-in on a new Nol- strangely inspiring show. Channel 2 (Sundays, 7.30 an. Better finance—save It is a story of five p.m.) Rolf proves jtritj AT what age should a 1 250 on interest. Find youngsters orphaned in that. mot before you buy second- the wild mountains of It's great to see an teenager learn to hand. Youngs WA Holden North America. Aussie up among the big , drive? And who is the Making full use of the names. "The Rolf !balers, 529 Albany Hwy., Harris right person to teach? scenery, Show" is a worthy addiViktoria Park, 6 6321. A/H magnificent These are very impor "The Monroes" promises tion to the top 74 6384. interna- tant questions in the to be an interesting saga tional showcase. lives of young people in Australia today and the-: pose many problems for parents. 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Anglican Bishop Kirk, of ' 7 R.: Copernicus discov- sail for the Orient, hav- G endless troubles in this ERALDTON: St. Franco ation they are not free R.: There are merely ered, not that the world ing worked out the circOxford, in his book its world. All that must be to give to others who human traditions and is round — everybody umfrence of the earth, Guest House—B. & Bfst. and "Conscience kept in mind when deal- ask embarrassing ques- there are divine tradibut from inadequate geo- $3, children half-price; Problems," thinks that ing with the theology of tions. If it is neither tions handed down in knew that — but that graphical maps. In the tray service; no stairs.— is se stand too a such the earth moves round complicated cases. lawful to tell a lie nor the Church. Divine tra- the sun, instead of the event, he discovered Telephone 21-2549. vere; and a few Catholic theologians adopt the Q.: If lies are intrinsi- to give people informa- ditions are those deriv- sun moving round the America, a landmass bePublic Notices cally evil, would they tion to which they have ed from Christ and the earth. Technically, his tween Europe and the same attitude. However, not be always sinful no right, the only way apostles. These are on was a heliocentric in- Orient which he had not CLOTHING Bishop Kirk and the WANTED. and never lawful? out is by mental restric- a par with Scripture as stead of a geocentric ex- anticipated. few Catholic theologians Help us to help the less inhis views R.: a source of divinely reshare As a tion, speaking general rule, ambiguQ.: Surely a religion fortunate by sending unwho planation of our solar with such traditions wanted clothing to the sist that if all lies can- yes, I say "as a general ously in words capable vealed truth. So St. Paul system. In 1533, he was would justly be laughnot be condemned out rule" to allow for the of a true explanation wrote, 1 Cor. 11:23, "For encouraged by Pope CleDAUGHTERS OF ed to scorn. of hand as intrinsically possibility of very rare but also of a wrong one, I have received of the ment VII to write a book CHARITY, R.: Neither the Catho- 534 WILLIAM STREET, wrong we should hesi- exceptions. For example, the speaker mentally in- Lord that which also I on the subject. In 1543 tate before admitting in we know that murder tending the right one, delivered to you"; that he published his book, lic religion nor its teachHIGHGATE. any particular case any is an intrinsically evil the enquirer being more is. "I am handing on to dedicating it to Pope ings concerning apostolic For truck to call or fur. lie is justified. The great action. Yet, despite the likely to take the wrong you as the tradition what Paul III. 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