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Quinlan, S.J., the first '•• Old Boy to teach at St. Louis' School, Claremont, will be ordained there by Bishop M. McKeon. He is one of a class of six Jesuits from Canisius College, Sydney, to be ordained at the end of the year. IN OPPOSITION to the general trends in Australia, the Father Quinlan is the son of the late Dr. parents and Citizens' Groups of Government schools in the eldest and Mrs. Dan Quinlan several States under the guidance of the Australian Council and the nephew of the late Bishop Tynan of of State School Organisations have lauched a campaign to Rockhampton. Dr. Quinlan was a prominent stop State aid to independent schools. Catholic layman and for A sked about the recent press statements on the campaign, a number of years was Senior Honorary Gynthe President of the W.A. Parents and Friends' Federation, aecologist at the Royal Mr. W. A. Mahoney, made these comments for "The Perth Hospital. Father Quinlan began Record." school with the Mercy "IT is understood that 75 per cent on an Australian society with its Sisters at St. Patrick's, West Perth (1940-41), I of children attend Government 'fair go, mate' philosophy. continued at Mary's schools in Australia. The implicaCONSTITUTION Mount, Kalamunda, and tion that the P. & C. Groups represpent his final years at sent this percentage of the popula"Nor can talk of unconstitutional St. Louis. the by fallacious as shown is tion action by Governments be taken He then began the most recent Gallup Poll, which seriously. The quoted section of the medical course at the favour of in cent per 64 epresents r constitution which makes it beyond University of W.A. and State aid and only 26 per cent the powers of the Commonwealth a year later, in 1954. opposed to it, the remaining 12 per to set up a State religion has nothing entered the Jesuit novitent being undecided. tiate. to do with assistance to education. "The Australian Council of State While teaching senior "Constitutional law experts like School Organisations is setting itself Sir Robert Menzies, no doubt, after economics at St. Louis up against the Governments of all advice from the Attorney General's in 1959-61, Father QuinRev. T. QUINLAN, S.J. States which are moving towards Department, proclaimed there was lan was also First DiviPrefect, sportsadequate financial assistance to all no barrier to legislation introduced sion mother, Mrs. M. Kelly, Of the six Jesuits, lege in Melbourne. schools; against public opinion and yet there is a proposal in the master and secretary of Fathers Paul Duffy and He is the second so: lives at Kew in Melthe Old Louisians Assowhich favours it, and against all P. & C. propaganda that the GovTerry Kelly (who was of Dr. Michael Kelly bourne. ciation. political parties (the Communist ernment should set up an enquiry born in Bunbury) have the prominent rheurriL After matriculation, During 1962-64 he party excepted) which have ac- to investigate the validity Father Kelly joined the also taught at St. Louis, tologist who died studied own for his of B.A. its at cepted the principle of aid after long acts. Surely this isn't April this year. His Society of Jesus in 1954. seriously con- Melbourne University, Father Duffy is the deliberation. majoring in psychology sidered! youngest son of the late "The work of the P. & C. organi- and modern history. Mr. F. Duffy and of Mrs STAN DARDS He has maintained his Duffy, of Kew in Melsations in providing "thousands of "No one would wish to see falling dollars annually to meet deficiencies interest in psychology bourne. He attended the off in the standards of our very good in Government schools" is to be while studying theology Sacred Heart School, We Government school system. commended. However, the P. & F. by counselling at the Kew, St. John's, Hawwould like to see more and more organisations of the independent Catholic Family Wel- thorn, and St. Patrick': money made available to it. What schools provide the same sort of fare Bureau, and by College, East Melbourne is needed is a greater provision for money for deficiencies in their group counselling of de- (1942-48). linquents at the Good the education of all children, and schools, and in addition He joined the Society parents Samaritan Training that in this greater provision the have to build the schools and pay Centre, Arncliffe, in of Jesus in 1951. Deeds of the 25 per cent in indepen- the costs of running them. Father Terry Kelly is Sydney. dent schools are catered for. This year he has been a Bachelor of Science in "The anti-aid manifest as pubpresident of the Inter- Chemistry from MelTOGETHER lished in the "West Australian" Theological bourne University. He Seminary H.B.S. has served West Australians for more than 21 years. (November 23) acknowledges the "Surely the deduction to be made Association, an organi- has studied in three Our achievement is recognised by the thousands of investors with beginning States rights of parents to educate their from the pro and con arguments is sation which enables (as well as trust funds, clubs, associations, church groups and in Sisters Mercy the children in any system of their seminary stuthat the parent organisations of all Catholic major financial institutions) who are taking advantage of our Choice, but refuses to accept the schools. Government and indepen- dents to exchange ideas Bunbury, Western Aus- service and earning BETTER CASH RETURNS. continued hi Home Building Society enjoys the very special privilege of right to share in the education dent, should be working together to on the tasks of a priest tralia. He schooling at the parisl- being an authorised trustee security. This means that H.B.S. funds, they help to subscribe.. promote the fullest possible educa- in the modern world. school at Cottesloe and has been approved by the Government to receive as invest" Vague talk of 'the diversive tion for all children, and the elimiFather Quinlan will at St. Louis Jesuit ment, money held or controlled by trustees. May we suggest that you contact Home Building Society now eff ect of dual systems on the com- nation of financial burdens on all say his first Mass at St. School, Claremont. in order to learn of the positive advantages offered. Simply munity' and 'dangers of Govern- parents. The Parents and Friends' Thomas More College write, call in or send the coupon below for an information He did his secondary package. Ment assistance supporting a dual Federation would welcome such within the University at at the 10 a.m. on schooling under Crawley system' can surely have little effect joint activity." 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Thursday, November 30, 196

Readers' Opinions . . Elections "Peaceful," Learn To Distinguish Factors

Despite Killings

MARIO C. GATBONTON alty fight, one Manila "The fact that so m ak writes from columnist, Maximo Soli- died showed that IR, not only to the Mass, but fact that their function together, is opportunity there td w ooe r THE PHILIPPINES. Yen, said that this proves were men yth saoi nnactathroeesaftiaectkeo Your correspondent, to our whole approach to has for many years been to indulge in private sentheir Mrs. Harlow, suggests ' the liturgy. Liturgy is not frustrated by the Latin timentality — and I am THE NATIONAL ELEC- beyond doubt the myth I about the united strength rights ( "Record," November 9) something added to wor- tongue. I find it difficult sure that Mrs. Harlow NOof Iglesia, which claims m: IN HELD TIONS hired nl,Ia gporoenss io that I cannot distinguish ship, liturgy IS worship to reconcile this cold, will agree this is a good III oofTlihttie hceians.". and —the hymn, the scripture hard fact with the sug- thing, even if it results in VEMBER WERE CON some 400,000 solid votes, p "basic" between official "superficial" in the lit- reading, the prayer of the gestion that participation a little confusion at first. SIDERED BY PHILIP- although the 1960 Iglesia's general praised the lists census Yours, &c., urgy. In raising this ques- faithful, the collects, the at a deep, intelligent level grow. membership as ing maturity of Father R. D. LANE, S.J., PINE STANDARDS, total the pili, tion, she stresses a very canon, and the commu- has been obscured. poefopclaendi PEACE- only 270,000. GENERALLY What has been discou- Canisius College, important point—namely nion are all basic to the their P chin o° ice icrl iates that after generations to liturgy, in spite of the , raged, if not removed al- Pymble, N.S.W. 107 DESPITE FUL, well as in their know. was an whom the Mass CONDUCT KILLINGS. ledgeThe eole f cttihoens undifferentiated string of ivvsseureeshei:Id. v istnoeoca lvltfl usel,d dl prayers, heightened only A religious issue crept Commenting on the by the Elevation and into the election when a conduct of the national 14,507 positions—. ns—. Communion, we have to P rotestant sect was elections, Father Francis- including eight in ourselves re-educate charged with having too co Araneta, S.J., who ifi .nvge house o f the theology of worship, CIR, the faith. But it's biology gogically not on to inter- much influence in politi- writes a daily column in sentative seats, 65sreenpatteegov. and must learn to dis- 1° Whilst the motivation that wins out, not theo- pret a future (university) cal decisions. the "Manila Chronicle," tinguish the different fac- o f Mr. French's ideas logy that loses, for what environment to students, Although a pre-election said: "Our citizens showhips, ndvice-thg: tors at work in the Mass, about the "new environ- was learnt at school by he ought to know that constabulary survey had ed immense patience and sands ee o ifPpsr o1,6'ia5ncial rr nr1°°rr ssh their purrecognise and mental clash" is under- frequent repetition lives you cannot take such a pointed to 21 provinces courage. Despite confu- seats, municipal board pose and function. standable, his arguments to fight again in the statement, or any other as possible trouble spots, sion at the precincts, seats and mayoralcouncil posts, ' changing perspectives of similar statement about reports showed violence thousands of voters inI must disagree strong- are not. provinces. only six in civil their On the on eve sisted of Monone thing, education, to a the For life. later the art of elec. ly that the layman's part A lthough relatively rights and in the confu- tions, t he For it is not the "old merely logical conclusion PhiliPPine in the present Mass (as signor Bourke's use of elections i peaceful, the sion tried their best to bishops had n isswuluedcha pas. distinct from his "share" the phrase "the more dis- , formula they learnt at in the real world of to- were chaotic and disWhen blamedl tor al letter et t he "sensel ess cast their vote. ties in the Mass)) is either :ant expectation of Chris- school," contrary to what day or any other day. orderly due to a new sys- they failed, it was not for in hope," when read that educatian French believes, principle of Mr. No "trivial" or "shallow," tem of voter registration lack of civic spirit; it killings and violence" and I also disagree that its context, refers to the keeps those many who tion is denied therefore that required all voters was because the governmind of the state of student's rubbing off on escape the school the if responsible, the "deep, h twghhoe"cpalamcepapoignocn to register anew until the ment institution charged those French Mr. narrow. people and big, Young straight the the about liti s lacunae Intelligent level" ha been Thera deadline. October elections in above keeping with religion and pat, freshmen, represents, the inculcamakes Rather is it the bad world outside obscured. What has hapriotism." was confusion and chaos order failed miserably. pened is that a few actual and prospective, tion of habit of body and it virtually impossible to at the polls due to the University. .at into which of it in groove picture mind,a his colour changes have highlighted inability of voters to lothe deficiencies of the • For him to infer from they have been made to an appropriate shade, cate their names on the it that Monsignor Bourke through the he has fit, which, as particularly remainder. himself is in the same frequent reception of often coloured it himself new registry list, to find DECEMBER: 7.15 p.m., Adult Con. It is fundamental to all state of mind is hardly Our Lord's Body, moulds beforehand in rosy pink! the location of polling 9: 9.30 a.m., Ordination firmation, St. Mary's liturgy that it signify pardonable, intellectually Cathedral. the soul, so that, mind, One wonders indeed, places. The lack of proto Priesthood, St. what it accomplishes; speaking, and wholly body and soul, they are despite what Mr. French per credentials added 17: 10 a.m., Bless and Louis' College, Clareand that it be a commu- naive. The more so since Open Church-School shaped for Heaven. has to say about Vatican confusion to the usual mont. nal rite. A Latin Mass, he seems to read "disin certain Wilson. formula about I The I that is shrewdly near terrorism with a silent congrega- tant" as synonymous which Mr. French com- the mark, whether his places as well as to the 10: 3 p.m., Bless Senior tion, fulfils these require- with "faint" in his won- plains is just the words Girls' Building, Fifth views do not demon- rampant vote-buying and SUPPORT ments in only a minimal der at the inversion of for the substance of the strate an altogether dif- obstructionism by unAvenue, Rossmoyne. way, and for the greater priorities of which he act of faith, and the "plus ferent pedagogical diffi- scrupulous political 14: Confirmation, BassenOUR part of the rite does not speaks, so that even his ca change, plus c'est la culty, besides the one goons. Commented one dean. A DVERTISERS fulfil them at all — you motivation becomes a meme chose," for which that Monsignor Bourke Manila columnist: "Only have hymns that are not little suspect. a sense of humour and Catholicism stands today delineates. sung, communal prayers the patience of Filipinos and tomorrow. The wora "distant" in recited by a single indisaved the day." As to Mr. French's Yours. &c., vidual, readings that are Monsignor's context quarrel with Monsignor's A. C. STOREY, December 3 (Violet): FIRST SUNDAY OF unintelligible (of ten means "far-off," in the suggestion that it Is peda- Wembley. RELIGIOUS SECT ADVENT (1st Class). Mass Proper. No even to the priest! ), invi- sense that the Christian issue The religious tations to prayer that are hope is thus less attracGloria. Creed. Preface of the Trinity. crept in when certain ignored, prayers recited tive than nearer tempoDecember 4 (White): St. Francis Xavier. Conwarned c andidates on behalf of congrega- -al goods, but not less fessor (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed, against the growing inHedonistically tions who are busy with. certain. Cornmon Preface. a religious fluence of some private devotions .nterpreted, the nearer sect. Iglesia ni Cristo December 5 (Violet): Mass of the Preceding of their own, and, until )1easure whose precise Sunday (3rd Class). No Gloria. Common ( Church of Christi. , recently, "symbolic" ges- :attire we are biologicalhere and there an unde- whose members are rePreface. tures whose significance 'v conditioned to appre- SIR' When a year ago cided voter, an impres- puted to vote as one as December (White): St. Nicholas. Bishop and "ate is bound to magwas lost in antiquity. Bourke pre- sion which may win vital part of their spiritual beMonsignor Confessor (3rd Class). Mass Proper. Common aetise our attention. It liefs. In this year's elec Close inspection will ae,eds an assent of the dicted that the true fu- v otes. Preface. A party's how-to-vote t ions the group's spin show that far from being ntellect to disengage the ture of the D.L.P. lay in December 7 (White): St. Ambrose, Bishop, Consuperficial, the changes nind, and an act of will, the Senate at Canberra, card pushers are its last t ual head, Erano Mana fessor and Doctor (3rd Class). Mass Proper. made are ,in fact, basic )1,, which we transcend his political acumen at- contact with the voter. 10, reportedly influenced Common Preface. The card should be clear the decision of Philippine )iology to become an tracted ill-deserved oband convincing, and the President Ferdinand E. December 8 (White): Feast of the Immaculate loquy; yet the sapience scetie Conception (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed. polished and Marcos in his choice of of his analysis is amply pusher What wonder then that proved by the D.L.P. pro- polite. Preface of the Blessed Virgin. CHANGING your car for a candidate for mayor of Yours, &c., another used one? Before n a world where hire mise in the present the city of Manila. Also December 9 (Violet): Mass of the Preceding PAUL DONNELLY, due to Manalo's influyou do—consider this. Nurchase makes post- Senate election. There Sunday (3rd Class). No Gloria. Common We'll give you $200 more Nonement of pleasure un- will be no apologetic reence, one senatorial canPreface. for your trade-in on a new lecessary, prioities be- cognition of this from didate, Roseller Lim, was December 10 (Violet): Second Sunday of Advent Holden—you save $100s •ome more inevitably in- former critics. prevented from speaking ( 1st Class). Mass Proper. No Gloria. Preface srted than ever they on new car terms and you In the light of present on a Cebu City platform, of the Trinity. his colleagues get a G.M.H. 12/12 war- ,ere! And this being so, success, the D.L.P. would where ranty. Find out just how 'le philosophy of "enjoy be wise to conserve its CINCE 1959, the total were speaking. because easy it is at Youngs WA, ow, pay later" rubs off slender resources of fin- I° number of women Re- Lim had incurred the ire to religious attitudes 'race and manpower for ligious in France has of the Iglesia head. 529 Albany Hwy., Victoria THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 mong some young peo- ,enate occasions only diminished by eight per Former Catholic Acs who fall away from and, in this State at least, cent, Bishop Armand Le tion president, Francisco INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED - fNep out of Lower House Bourgeois. C.J.M., of An- Rodrigo, commenting on --..._ --,,,,s,_, ,-,....., 1 .CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN tun reported in Lourdes. the incident, said that md State elections. INSURANCE PROTECTION Had such a policy been In a report to the Filipinos who love demo133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH 'ollowed at the present ; plenary assembly of the cracy should beware of G. F. PEARCE, Manager. Senate election to the ex- !French bishops on "Mis- the growing political in- Phone 21 6091. —SOLE AGENTS-nt of supporting three sionary Require ments fluence of Iglesia. HowR. CONNABEER & COMPANY .andidates getting a and Women Religious." ever, he added that he 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. 'onkey ride from the Bishop Le Bourgeois said would not advocate the ltraight - down - the - card that in France at present formation of a Catholic -oter, we might have t heir are 8,400 contem- political party merely to -4.4.0.11411W N'aced a D.L.P. candidate plative nuns and 103.000 counteract Iglesia's in•orn Western Australia "active" Sisters, whereas fluence. He said that, irthe luck of the draw in 1963 the numbers were respective of religion. OUR TRAINED TELE-ADVISERS WILL HELP :Id been supported by 9.935 and 105.940 respee- those who love demoYOU TO PLACE YOUR SMALL ADVERTISE-Nod backing up in the tively. Since 1963 also. cracy should work to PICK MENT. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS :.ampaign. the number of "active' gether so that the demoThere was, however, no institutes of Sisters drop cratic rights of the peoUP THE TELEPHONE. 'rive to win Catholic sup. ned from 434 to 364, and ple are preserved and YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE READ 9\( • -NM despite that we are that of monasteries or in- that no minority can itting targets for the stitutes of contemplative trample upon them as THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ALL OVER killed canvasser. There nuns fell from 397 to 350 Iglesia does. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. -vas no long - distance The report also said Moreover. Iglesia kept mild-up of a cadre of en- that new mergers amon7 t wo tx•Iling booths insido husiastic supporters. congregations that are t heir general head The D.L.P. how-to-vote ' too small are desirable Quarters in San Juan "'rd was small and hard as well as a revision of town in Rizal province -) read in our dim-light- the tzeographical location ANY despite the protest of the TELEPHONE YOUR REQUIREMENTS polling booths. Some of foundations so that AD commission YOUR on elections WEEKDAY 9 A.M. TO 5P.M. "oiling stations were not the nuns may ev.erciso When Iglesia-backed can DICTATE manned. Others their apostolate in deW ILL BE TAKEN DOWN AS YOU ciidate Pablo °camp(' 'ore in the charge of Christianised areas. ADVICE ON lost the Manila mayor IT, BUT YOU CAN BE GIVEN 450 1-4 Y STREET, PERTH -nail boys and girls unJean Mnret. secretaryINFORMATION ON CORRECT WORDING, Tied in the eat -and- general of the C.M.R PUBLICATION P HONE 21 2837 swill techniques of open- (Christians in the Rural COSTS, MOST SUITABLE A. W. TAYLOR .--1g car doors for old World and president of DATE ETC. FAMILY BUTCHER !adies and admiring the the French committee foTODAY. R FPRESENTATIVE WILL TAKE OUR ADVICE 'isibtes of young parents. the apostolate of the 283/ 21 FOR QUALITY MEAT ELEPHONE T These small attentions laity. reported to bishops DROMPTLY CALL ON cost nothing and mar on the third World Co-e- Corner John and Fitworate4 YOU little qther than gress for the Lay AnostoStreets, Perth. impr-s -;1-"n late held in Rome.

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Clergyman Challenges Communists PROTESTANT Christians nor

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of ably a false hatchet" christian students to could be buried and unwant communism challenge c o m munists less Christians and cornsot primarily to abandon MtMiStS could work tocommunism but "to be gether for the benefit ut mankind "not only will better communists." we destroy mankind but The Rev. Paul Oest- most of their beliefs will British the reicher, of Churches, become corrupted." Council of r ade his statement in DIALOGUE the opening talk of a nightly series eeklong Klugmann said comw of discussions over na- munists hoped the diational television with logue with Christians James Klugmann, editor would develop on two at the journal, "Marxism different levels. Today," The dialogues were televised by the in- In a world that shoutdependent c o m mercial ed for forms of co-operation, "the world of the network. Oestreicher said Bomb," a world that be destroyed, Christians wanted to call could upon communists "to re- where there was appallcognise that the ideals of ing poverty in utter concommunism are good, tradiction to fantastic but that so often in mod- technique and wealth, en history they have where there were so many been corrupted just like racial hatreds, Klugmann the Church itself has cor- said communists hoped rupted so much of Chris- that "two large sections of the world," Christians tianity." He said that the majo- and Marxists, could come rity of human beings in together against war, this world "are neither against racialism, against hunger, poverty at home FIND out how cheap a new and abroad." Holden can be before you Secondly, he said, they buy a used car. Today de- hoped to discuss theoposits from only $436 logy and philosophy "and iGenuine) $200 more for a lot of those deep difyour trade-in. Play safe ferences which at some —phone for all details common meeting point first. Youngs WA, Holden describe the differences Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., around man, his place in Victoria Park. 66321. A/H society, his dignity and 463265. his future." BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS

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The Indian tourists presented a cricket bat to a local boys' home at the West Australian Cricket Association ground in Perth this week The boys, from Clontarf Boys' Home, are all cricketers and play in an inter-district competition. The bat was autographed by the Indian cricketers and was donated by the W.A. and S.A. Manager, of Air-India Mr. Alan Mahajan. The captain of the Indian team, The Nawab of Pataudi (centre back) is pictured at the presentation with Mr. Mahajan (left), Farokh Engineer (right) and the Clontarf Boys' Home cricketers. ( Western Public Relations)

Italian Parliament Moves Towards Divorce AN Italian parliamentary committee has token the first step towards what may eventually permit the existence of divorce in Italy.

vatore" asserted. "For almost a century, in fact, in a climate whose 'laicity' can't in any way be challenged, there never was a parliamentary majority ly laicist parties which in favour of divorce. crowed over the justice even though Catholics committee's decision as were absent from parliaa triumph for liacism. ment. Efforts taken for "Actually this is a divorce were rebuffed gross novelty," "L'Osser- time after time."

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The justice committee being the guilty partner; commenting. From . . . The very next. afterof the Chamber of Depu- in the case of one partties (Italy's lower house) ner being in a psychiatric noon, under the title approved by a vote of 21 hospital for at least five "Reasons of Principle," to 20 the first paragraph years with no chance of "L'Osservatore Romano" of a draft bill allowing recovery; when a part- pointed out that divorce divorce under certain cir- ner being a foreign na- would dissolve' the civil ApiGEOff., SKEAHAN tional has obtained effects of Catholic relicumstances. abroad the dissolution or gious marriage, effects provides: paragraph The FREMANTLE "A marriage contracted annulment of the mar- guaranteed by Italy's 38NIGHT SERVICE — EVERY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in accordance with the riage and has been mar- year-old concordat with civil code is declared to ried to another person the Holy See. Phone 5 2404 - 5 2463 The Vatican City daily be dissolved by the judge for at least two years. A lso at . . . Vatican City's daily newspounced on also when, owing to the exiSt259 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE ance of the causes listed paper did not delay in newspapers of professedin article one below, it ''':.,,rtt.,C,,,.. ..-W,,,,W•y ,/, ,,,. becomes impossible for . ....,-,- /C,,.. the spouses to continue to have that spiritual and material communion of life which is the function OPTIC I ANS OPTOMETR I STS of marriage." PERTH: Piccadilly Arcade .. . 21 8151 Members of the Chris154 William St. ... ... 21 5304 tian Democratic Party on FREMANTLE: 30 Market St. ... ... 5 2602 the committee were joinCOTTESLOE: 19 Napoleon St. .. ... 3 2655 ed by two Neo-Fascist members in voting against the proposed law. Those in favour included the Communists, Socialists and other political CANADIAN - BORN ever, gave him a residenparties. The law was Holy Cross mission- tial permit of only three proposed by Socialist deputy Loris Fortuna. ary in Haflong, India, is months at Silchar. Father Marcotte is due to leave India in December on orders from the to leave India upon ex CIRCUMSTANCES Assam State government. piration of the permit in The circumstances December. Father Jean Marcotte, necessary for granting a The priest is alleged to divorce as proposed by prefect delegate of the have harboured Mizo See of Hafiong, was ori- rebels in his church and the draft law are: • When one spouse ginally ordered to quit to have supplied a typehas been sentenced for early in August on suspi- writer and several thou( a) life or 12 years or cion that he was assist- sand pairs of boots to the more; (b) for any im- ing local Mizo tribesmen Mizo National Front, an organisaprisonment for sexual in their campaign for in- underground crimes against his chil- dependence from India. tion of the rebel tribesr dren or for exploiting the The government later men. The charges .have been wife or children for pur- gave a six-week extension o op denied by Monsignor poses of prostitution; to the deadline. George Breen, C.S.C., the superiors priest's The (c) for any imprisonment for repeated ill- then transferred him apostolic prefect of treatment of the other from Aijal — the head- Haflong, who said in a etiRS partner or of the chil- quarters of the Mizo re- press statement that Favolt where he has served ther Marcotte has never dren. • In the case of legal for nearly twenty years— "either by word or deed separation which has to Silchar in the neigh- given any sign of symlasted for at least five bouring Cachar district. pathy with the aims of a The government, how- the Mizo rebels." years, the other partner

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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses • • • H ERE'S A BROKEN HEART FOR EVERY LIGHT ON BROADWAY." SO wrote Walter Winchell. Brokenness is one of the marks of our human situation, whether it be broken minds, broken homes, broken lives or broken bodies. No wall is so high that brokenness cannot climb over it. All the knowledge we pour into our brains, all the friendships we make and the cups we drink in gladness, even all the prayers we say, cannot erect a Babel Tower so high that the confusion of brokenness does not plant its flag. Archibald MacLeish felt crushed by the millions who were burned, crushed, broken and multilated: "For walking

round the world in the wrong skin, the wrong shaped noses." But what happens to all this brokenness? Does anyone care? Yes, there are some who care; they even love those alienated, frustrated, sad, moaning lives. THREE

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STAGES CAN BE FOUND IN THOSE WHO WILL GATHER UP THIS WOUNDEDNESS AND BROKENNESS. The First Degree of caring is found in those who never give up hope that others will mend. "A bruised reed He shall not break, and burning flax He shall not quench." The reed which the shepherd picked up and punched with holes in order to pipe a tune broken; so he threw it away. But there is One Who picks up that broken reed, breathes new life into it, and summons out some hidden, long-forgotten melodies.

EVEN the life most crushed has the power of self-

recovery through a loving re-creating Power. The metaphor of the burning flax makes one think of those who once were aflame, burning with zeal, giving light and warmth but now are languishing dull, "burnt out." All those weak resolutions, frail purposes which others would throw away because they contrasted so badly with the first fires, are seen as capable of burning again thanks to the breath of Someone or the re-kindling from the great central fire and heart of Love. One might as well try to frighten an acorn into an oak, as to frighten these bruised human reeds and ashen flax into burning. It takes light and heat from above to make the flower bloom, and it takes tenderness to make love find again its perfume. Such a One Who cares is not over us like the ancient schoolmaster with his rod, but as the gardener over tender shoots. No noisome pool or foetid swamp reeking with rottenness exists in the world that does not have the sun smile on it some time during the day.

Brokenness

THE Second Stage of caring is not based on hope arid promise and potentiality as in the example given above, but on a caring when there is seeming worthlessness. it is easy to love those who love us, but to claarlenktil nydn ft worth r esappep wirheos aa 11.o veintghorseequ of heart, Most of us thrive on reciprocated love; we receive and we give, but to give and receive nothing in return--such is to imitate God's love. There is nothing in any of us which makes us loveable to God, and yet He finds us all supremely lovable. This is because He puts some of His love into us, and we become very iov, able. Those who care in the face et uncaring, who give a coin to the one who asks, even though he is no good, imitate heaven's way of caring, it is possible that the only way to prove our worth is by loving the "worthless." In the next article we shall deal with the Third Way of caring and the conse. quences of caring.

ROME REPORT....

Australian Catholic From DESMOND O'GRADY Enquiry Centre

HE Italian Cath- journalists was recog"open the in olic press seems nised forum." Citterich, for into have no fu- stance, frequently apture now that peared in political deBut La Valle argued tinuance of several Cath- THE Australian Catho- ing the faith in Australia. Sponsor Groups, with a Ca- cogently against the poli- olic dailies rather than television; on bates The Newsletter reveals total of 25,000 Associate lic Enquiry Centre's " L'Avvenire d'Italia " vallaro was one of the tico - religious confusion their merger in one na- bill for postage stamps that 154 students of the members, maintain the ("The Future of Italy") selection committee for that exists in Italy. He tional daily, Catholic has risen by $50 a week correspondence course, Centre. In the past year the Venice film festival. stated that his paper was which has long been an as a result of increased including one family of two hundred Sponsors has been emasculated. present, postal In other words, "L'Avve- to be the paper of the ambition. At intro- five, became Catholics retired, mostly because charges When editor Ranier° nire" had broken out ot people of God, which cer- there are six Catholic duced on October 1 this since the Centre's eighth of illness or advancing La Valle ,36, resigned last the ghetto; it was accepttainly could not be iden- dailies, all printed no year. birthday 18 weeks ago. years. Others are needed August it seemed certain ed that its journalists tified with the Christian farther south than Bolto There are 2,347 known to replace them. up posts Centre The that "L'Avvenire" would were not repeating forDemocrats. Or he would ogna. The total circula- 5,000 articles each week. converts since it was The Centre's address Is be fused with the Milan mulas, but had somepoint out that the unity tion of the six dailies is It is making a special founded in 1959. P.O. Box 63, Maroubra, Catholic daily, "L'Italia." thing to say of general of Catholics around the 150,000. Christmas appeal for Almost two thousand New South Wales. 2035. Now there seems a pos- interest. La Valle argues for more Sponsor Groups to altar was more imporsibility that "L'Avvenire" dailies Catholic tant than their unity in several offset the sharp rise in will continue, but it is the polling booths, but expressing the attitudes postal costs. its character certain that this latter seemed the of their local churches. has changed. Sponsor Groups are HE 70-year-old major concern and, in Others want one decent by Catholics who exformed allow will which daily the for voted more 'Avvenire" fact, L All its most distincents each guished journalists have moved into the limelight C hristian Democrats pression of varying view- collect 20 a group of from that month claim They points. Sunon Mass attend than Abbe Council. the left. Raniero La Valle is during By friends. 12 or ten allow not did Valle La affirming While visiting the United States Rene Laurentin, corre- days. support financial their opinion of play sufficient gener"L'Avvenire," "Le that Paris the of spondent will he trip his and after by making the Cenmake a series of tele- Figaro," paid it a hand- ally, would support the in "L'Avvenire," which and spondence vision documentaries in some compliment when Christian Democrats, he could have aspired to the tre's corre to interestknown course Canational the of status crito right its asserted the provided it said he Latin America. The deall DRIESTS and bishops with a general parisi non-Catholics, ed ticise the party where it tholic daily. puty editor, Piero Pratesi, best Council coverage. in Argentina are hold- fund that will financo Sponsor of members Now there is the worst fit; famous last has resigned; the main Certainly, La Valle took thought ing talks with laymen in education, social assistin spreadshare Groups beworlds, possible all of w ords. political correspondent. the Council as the paper's order to include their ance and worship. cause there is no national Vittorio Citterich, has be- charter aroused and The talks have also views in plans for pastonone and daily Catholic come Moscow correspon- growing interest in Italy spurred a new trend ral renewal. Cathoprovincial the of dent for Italian tele- through his non-conformA national Church re- among secondary schools. THERE was lic newspapers expresses vision; special correspon- ist editorship. points. view challenging newal programme is un- Religious congregation, also a tender dent Umberto Anderlini During La Valle's five are moving their schools arder way. has left, as have the years as editor, he lifted religious, financial trap. The only arresting into middle and lower ticles to appear in "L'AvRegular meetings are class residential areas in paper's two authoritative the from During the Council the circulation are days these venire" being held in Buenos the suburbs, and using critics, G. B. Cavalier° 27,000 to 50,000. Neverthe- Rome Catholic daily "Ii Aires, Azul, Olavarria and their funds for greater (films) and Italo Uggeri less, following a change Quotidiano" folded and written by Archbishop Salvatore Baldassari, 60. in, moved Tandil. "L'Avvenire" Similar dialogues facilities for the educa(theatre). conN poll the opinion of in the management of Ravenna, who is ducted in Germany have been started with tion of children there. Finally, just recently, daily, he felt it necessary producing a Rome edi- emerging as one of the tion. It went on saying indicates that 84 per cent religious c o n gregations Most of the "dialogue" Gincarlo Zizola, one of t o resign. the same things in Rome most interesting Italian of Germans believe that of men and women. findings were to be conItaly's most competent is affair whole The bishops. The allow main be should the Argentine initial topic priests at sidered Vaticinists, who worked more than usually ob- as it had in Cardinal Reviewing a book about is a plan to replace the B ishop s' Conference, mainly for "L'Avvenire," scure, but it seems that Lercaro's Bologna. One a rebellious priest, Don ed to marry. in Buenos has moved over to the the La Valle team were could almost hear the Minzoni, Archbishop BalThe poll was conduct- present stipends, or fees, which openedNovember. "I exclaiming: curialists for religious Aires "Ii late Messervices in Rome daily, victims of interlocking never heard the like of it dassari said he wished all ed by the Institute of sagero." financial, religious and in my life!" the priests in his diocese Opinion Surveys to obThe standing of these political pressures. It stepped on curial were rebellious like Min- tain views on priestly + MEMORIALS Despite its healthy cir- toes, for instance, by giv- zoni. celibacy. culation increase, "L'Av- ing long reports of IDOC The results showed But on the whole "L'Avvenire," like many other venire" has become a that 69 per cent of the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE HOLDEN. Before you buy Italian papers has been speeches by liberals such pale shadow of its for- Catholics polled and 95 secondhand, investigate our in financial straits. It reas Syrian Archbishop mer self. It is unlikely to per cent of the Protes- Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected executed new Holden proposition. ceived some financial Neofito Edelby, Edward publish which tants favoured marriage anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & news From $436 deposit—$200 support from the Chris- Schillebeeckx, OP., and would upset the Roman for priests. It further disDesigns and Quotes without obligation. more for your trade-in. tian Democrats, but, it is Bishop Joseph Blomjous curia and its editorials closed that marriage for "We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 Youngs W.A. said, this would not have It found stepping into Genuine! favoured was follow the criteria that priests Holden Dealers. 529 Albany continued if La Valle did "Il Quotidiano's" shoes no opinions are good more by the younger Ca uncomfortable. In Bol6321 6 Hwy., Victoria Park. not give the party more ogna it had only one opinions. tholics-77 per cent of AH 463265. solid support. The that those in the 18-24 bracket problems competitor, but in Rome of there are five dailies. It underlay the "L'Avve- —while 59 per cent 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE 50 Catholics, older the be affair can only nire" 38 ST. QUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT. Phone 3 2002 had to go to press earlier favourabove, and years solved a by clarification Are Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing, or and in Bologna, making of Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling. marriage the ed of the of the relationship a difficult task imposQuote Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Will sible. the Church with Italian so- priests. Moreover, the of A breakdown But means to effect for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. BITUMEN PAVING CONTRACTORS 10,000 who had bought ciety. "II Quotidiano," a rigid this clarification, such as survey's results showed * LAWN AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION PHONE: 5 1499 . . . 5 3469 * ROTARY fionmn, LEVELLING. EXCAVATING Catholic Action organ. "L'Avvenire," are crippled the following percentages * QUOTATIONS GIVRN FREE OF COSY favouring marriage for hardly felt at home in by those opposed to it. priests: Catholic skilled "L'Avvenire." workers, 80 per cent; agW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS ricultural workers, 5.2 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO and PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS per cent; persons in viland 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH lages, 60 per cent; towns Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists HE road to 20,000 to 500,000, 7'7 per General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. T R ome may 8-4541 8-4541 cent and in larger cities, Phones: 28 1714. After Hours: 87 2553, 28 2095 well have been the road 68 per cent; practising Oils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipment 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH to ruin for "L'Avvenire." Catholics, 58 per cent. La Valle, a slight, blonde university law graduate, 483 Great Eastern YOUR MORLEY CHEMIST insisted that "L'AvveH'way, Redcliffe PLUMBING MATERIALS fire" was an expression (Ph.C., M.P.S.) Phone 65 3157 BATHROOM FIXTURES of the local Church of WELLS MORLEY ROANS Bologna; it was probably MONUMENTAL 279-231 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY (The Pharmacy Right inside Roans) Specialists a mistake to launch a Rare your Prescriptions Picked up And Deilvere41 SPECIALISTS The "Plumbing Supply Phone: 28-1541 Rome edition. Phone 76 1395 After Hours 67 3815 La Valle advocates con-

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GOLDEN JUBittf

Insurance men blame the clergy themselves to BROTHER R. B. KEOGH some extent. They say they should have all valu- will celebrate the Golden ables photographed in detail to help police and Jubilee of his entrance THE increasing looting of antiques from organisation exists for antique dealers in checkshipping such stolen pro- ing stolen property. Few into the Christian Brochurches of all denominations is caus- perty, particularly valu- churches have introduced able silver, to the United alarm systems covering thers on December 21. ing serious concern in Britain. States, their safes and sacristies. worchurches are Before check World War II, Some leave their the origins of The churchBrother Keogh received ried not only at the loss everything they buy. And he said, perhaps 20 or 30 es open all night. religious trea the problem is made churches were robbed such his early education at St. a themselves but al- more difficult by the fact annually. "Today it is sures No figures for robberies Patrick's in Wellington so because the insurance that some church fur- hundreds," he added. He at Catholic churches are according- nishings — though this said that such thefts will companies are hardly applies to Catho- probably go on increas- available, but it is known Street before he moved on ly raising their rates. that, although they usuAlmost every day now lic churches—are periodi- ing unless far greater ally have to the Christian Brothers' less to attract antiques of all cally sold off legitimately, security is observed by — as antique looters, they also College in St. George's kinds become scarcer as, for instance, when a individual churches. are being robbed. CathoOne Anglican bishop lic churches and consequently more church is demolished. more than Terrace to take his LeavOne experienced insur- has appealed for vigivaluable — a church is those of other denominaing Certificate. plundered somewhere in ance adjuster specialis- lantes to guard churches tions are usually left Britain. The raiders seek ing in church property in his diocese from thefts open throughout the day from silver said he believes that an and acts of anything sacrilege. Brother Keogh taught in a num- to many students and parents alike and well into the evening. ommunion vessels to c ber of schools. in New South Wales with his unfailing kindness and andlesticks. c in both the country and metropoli- courtesy. The Church of England, tan area and was, for some time, on To mark the occasion. Brother which owns practically the staff of the Juniorate at Strath- Keogh was presented with a watch all of the oldest and bestfield. He returned to Western Aus- by the Old Aquinians Association, endowed churches, is betralia in 1941 to spend one year at of which he is a senior member. particularly hard hit. ing the newly opened Junior Orphanage The students of Aquinas and the Even suits of armour at Castledare. The following year relatives and friends of Brother from mediaeval tombs in he was transferred to Aquinas and Keogh will further celebrate the the churches are disappearing. A LEADING priest- Father Chathaparambil sive study" and present has spent the past 25 years at this occasion with Mass in the College The Ecclesiastical InCollege. official of the Trivan- is president of a commaChapel on Monday, December 4. surance Office, which in- drum archdiocese has tee of priests seeking memoranda to Pope Paul He was quickly able to renew his The Feast of the Immaculate ConV I and to the Indian and iures the contents of strongly opposed a move support for "one rite for acquaintance with the well-known ception on December 8 will be the Kerala Bishops' Confer20,000 Anglican ca- to replace Kerala State's Kerala." some ence pleading for the re- Brother Redmond, with whom he appropriate day when the Brothers thedrals and churches, present three rites with Monsignor R emb an placement of the coun- was first associated in 1916, and over will also gather at Aquinas to offer "The situation is aid: s a single rite reflecting said that the State's two try's three rites with a the past quarter of a century at Mass with the Jubilarian and honvery serious. Never a day "Indian cultural tradi- other rites, Latin and uniform rite. Aquinas he has endeared himself our him at a function afterwards. passes without our get- tions." Syro-Malabar, do not report of one ting a Monsignor Phili pose have "separated brethchurch being robbed or Remban, vicar-general of ren" as the Malankara have been stolen from cific churches, as in the desecrated." the See, said in an article rite has. churches in the last 40 case of the cathedral, have He pointed that valuable the proposed stolen out that if comThe less years? What happened at been entrusted to citipieces, such as candle- mon rite will be against the Malankara rite is disthe cathedral is only one zens' committees includsticks and vases, are commitments made by placed, "it will be impossign of a greater prob- ing prominent Catholics. easily sold on the an- the Holy See in 1930 while sible for us to fulfil our lem," the historian said. tique market because setting up the Syro-Mal- task of bringing separatHistorian Arnaiz says "Everyone knows how dealers cannot possibly ankara rite for Orthodox ed brethren closer to the antique dealers in Mexi- now that these commitChristians reuniting with Catholic Church. co can openly sell paint- tees seldom appreciate "There is nothing more ELIGIOUS art treaThe man, arrested in ings, sculptures, ivory colonial art, flounder in CHANGING your car for the Catholic Church. The article published painful for us. Therefore, sures from Spanish early November, had p iece s, 'polychromes" their restoration works, another used one? Before Trivandrum in the of- our rite is not to be colonial times have been taken a wooden sculp- and liturgical objects and lack police facilities in you do—consider this. disappearing from Mexi- ture representing the that obviously We'll give you $200 more ficial organ of the re- changed. come to guard art treasures. The priest recalled that can churches in a series souls in Purgatory and from our churches." for your trade-in on a new union movement, was in small g olden Holden—you save $100s reply to a press confer- before joining the Catho- of robberies dating back eight HERITAGE on new car terms and you ence in which Father lic Church the original several decades, accord- figures. get a G.M.H. 12/12 war- Varghese Chathaparam- group of Malankara Ca- to a prominent historian. In an interview for the He pointed out that DO yourself a favour! BeDr. Arturo Arnaiz y daily "Excelsior," Dr. these treasures are an fore you buy a used car— ranty. Find out just how bil had claimed that tholics, who included the easy it is at Youngs WA, more than 90 per cent of late Archbishop Mar Iva- Freg, of the National Arnaiz charged custo- irreplaceable part of the find out how much you of Trivandrum, Academy of History said dians of the church with 529 Albany Hwy., Victoria Kerala's clergy favour a nios national heritage and can actually save on a Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 single rite for the State's wrote to Rome to ask that a thief arrested at negligence. He also said that the State, sole owner brand new Holden. Get whether their rite would the cathedral in Mexico that repeated warnings 2,600,000 Catholics. of such treasures under $200 more for your tradebe changed after union. City revealed that he had on worn-out electrical confiscation laws, should in, save $100s in new car Monsignor Remb a n been stealing art trea- wiring went unheeded tighten its control and terms and relax with a said that Pope Pius XI sures since 1938. before a fire early this vigilance. Find out with a phone had said in reply that the year destroyed several Find out with a phone Church properties were rite would be preserved art treasures including placed under government call. Youngs WA, Holden intact and that bishops the Altar of Pardon and control by the constitu- Dealers. 529 Albany Hwy., of the Malankara church the canons' choir loft. Park. 66321. tion of 1857. In recent Victoria would be chosen exclu"How many pieces of years, however, custody A /H 74 6384. sively from the reuniting sculpture, and paintings, and maintenance of spenity. HE Council of ChrisThe Carmelite Fathers wish to thank commu Monsignor Remb an tian Witness organisaall the kind people who helped in also denied claims by tion, groups associated Father Chathaparambil's with the Dominican-run making their recent fete such a great committee that the pre- publication of that name, sent multiplicity of rites adopted a resolution asksuccess. is responsible for inter- ing that councils of air, rite rivalry, dissipation laity have a voice in the of resources and energy organisation and orientaGod bless you all. in the Church and under- tion of diocesan and paremployment for many ish life, including a say priests. THE CARMELITE FATHERS in the appointment of He said that the three pastors and bishops and allegations were unim- the right to approve the portant in view of the diocesan parish and value of the souls saved. budgets. Monsignor R emb an The resolution asked said that a single rite that "in each parish and would be out of tune in eacji diocese there be with Indian culture, established 'councils of which was a mixture of the laity of the people of the cultures of different God,' in order that laycommunities. men be able to assume gin Nist Earlier this year, Or- fully, in deeds, the rights IN thodox Bishop Mathews and duties that are theo1.4 G FAS/110%i Mar Athanasios of Outer retically recognised as Kerala charged the Cath- belonging to them as ROME p olic Malankara rite with members of the people BRINGS adopting "dirty tricks" in of God. its efforts to convert "These councils, pre members of his church. sided over by an elected 4' He accused the Malanshould meet layman, kara rite of activities Classified Advertisements regularly and make their R ATES: that hinder ecumenism. • discussions public. It In May, a 14-member would be obligatory to First two lines (10 words) 40c.; 15c. per line committee of priests and consult them on the genthereafter. laymen was set up at the eral organisation and A 49th annual conference of orientation of diocesan DVERTISEMENTS: I Kerala's Catholic con- and parish life. ncluding Memoriam KALGOORLIE and Thanks Notices may be lodged 0 gress, the State's princiat the following "No nomination of a City Depots:— pal lay organisations, to vicar, pastor, chaplain or ALBERTS BOOKSHOP 16 Forrest Place undertake a "comprehen- bishop should be decided F ELLEGRINI & CO. without the participa820 Hay Street C tion of these councils. ERATIO ATHOLIC LIBRARY & A BOOKSHOP Likewise, the diocesan or 36 Pier Street ALERTS parish budgets should be CATHOLIC BOOKSHOP London Court submitted for their apDisplay Advertisements proval. These councils PAPER 11.60 elected as a be should obi,. 17, _ling', column inch. For contract rates IN obligation matter of a. " IV?. Dent. 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underlying and often unacknowledged factors that bring about the tension.

Ties That Bind. .

NEW iEwpoINT v

by father T. McHugh

WHO IS TO BLAME?

E live in a time when society faces the individual with a great deal of tension and when more people seem to succumb to the strain of it all. DRINKING, alienation a n d emotional and mental breakdown seem to result from the inability of certain persons to

achieve some stability or security. As a consequence, more people are on nerve pills, the psychiatrists' offices are crowded, and far too often the effects of tension are spread to others. In many instances, the whole family is affected by the problems of one of its members.

A NEW viewpoint has recently been advanced in terms of treatd . iaggnsoosineg atnydp es of neurotic strain. The major proposition of this theory is that the family is a functioning system, and the problems of the individual should be analysed in the light of his or her relation to the family unit. If one or another member of the family shows signs of emotional imbalance, it is an indication that the family system is not f unctioning properly. In some ways this theory is not so new, since psychiastrists have always been concerned about the interaction among members of a family. A wife's r elationship to her husband, or a parent's attitudes towards a child have always been investigated to determine the source of emotional disturbance. The thing that is different in this new method is that the immediate focus of the counsellor's attention is the person's life in the family, rather than subconscious feelings or motivations. There is a great deal to recommend this methodology, not only to members of the psychiatric profession, but to married couples as well.

The psychiatrist has customarily dealt with his patient as an isolated individual. He has intensively investigated the patient's past life, and has attempted to identify personality traits that are symptoms or causes of the problem. The major effort has been to seek out the

GROUND RULES

NOT only is every family a separate unit in our society„ but each family operates, so to own its on ' speak, These rules. ground

ground rules have to be worked out by all members of the family to support each person, to assure each family member a sense of identity and security within the family circle. There should be a certain definition of roles, and also a periodic re-evalution of these roles to provide for maximal self-expression for each person. Husband and wife must continually r e-examine all aspects of their oval. relationship to each other, of their relationship to their children, of the children to each other. The major emphasis is on maintaining the delicate balance that provides freedom to each individual while maintaining the unity and solidarity of the family as a community of persons. The therapist, in applying this theory to the individual, wants to know how much stress and strain the family is under. Sometimes the person who feels most disturbed or insecure is the victim of a system breakdown. It is not the individual who has lost balance: rather it is the whole harmony of interpersonal relationships that is out of key. Restoring the balance or order enables the family to function harmoniously again as an integral unit. We are here faced with the realisation that a fuzzy togetherness is not the answer to family life, but a clearer examination and understanding of the concept of partnership as it touches on family relationships and interaction.

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them. Father whose Sunday sister resolving from cently described the six McDyer, James ( County counties of Northern IreGlencombcille Donegal) where he has land which are in the pioneered a scheme of United Kingdom, with co-operative self-help to their regional parliament of the Order of St. Joseph Ireland, was at Dublin improve the economy and representatives at of Amecy, in Somerset, Airport recently to bid said the clergy in Irelano lArestminster ) as "Briwill join the family next farewell to Monsignor must assert their tradi- tain's political slum," has month for a Christmas Edward Cassidy, an Aus- tional role in becoming repeated the "Sunday traian, who had been Au- more identified with the Times" opinion. "The dereunion. "Ninety - year - old Mr. ditor at the Apostolic legitimate aspirations of monstrable rigging of loWENTY Irish average age was 17. She Michael Doyle, Dodder Nunciature in Dublin for the Ireland's cal election boundaries," people. the past five years. He Western counties, when it says. and "the more from recalled that they had Road, Rathfarnham, who n uns )een accompanied by was flying to Rome, and farms are small, have subtle tiltietz of the balAus- Rev. Mother Lawrence greeted his daughter, Western is to be Charge d'Affaires been the country's great- ance against Roman CaRev. Sister M. Martin de 0.P., of Porres, 0.P., recalled that tralia shared Prendeville, for the Vatican in El Sal est economic problem for tholics in the allocation f rom Castleisland, a sister of when she left for Austravador, Central America. centuries. the of housing and jobs" are of limelight the t he Archbishop of Perth, lia she was only 15. Three LOCH LINN Rovida, an Monsignor the most worrying sympDECENTRALISATION: television news bul- and that Mother LawItalian, who has been Aumonths before her final toms of religious antagoMacGLYNN letins—with big events rence returned only re- profession her mother ditor in Haiti, succeeds Two Government Depart nism there. In Derry, for ('ently to Australia after Monsignor Cassidy in ments—Lands and Edu. instance, the large Cathohad died, but the family like the annual delegate in a holiday with her fam- had been represented at cation—are to move to lic majority can select Dublin. conference of the Gov- ily. and Athlone re only a minority of the Castlebar the ceremony by her broBROTHER BENILDUS: spectively. DUBLIN Ail except three of the ther, Mr. Fred Doyle. ernment party. and the city council. A plan to Archbishop McQuaid of young nuns had been forMcCANN: make higher educational "Sister M. Consilio, 0.P CARDINAL devaluation of the £— .Aor MOW Dublin presided at a speiner pupils of Dominican county The Archbishop of Cape- grants to six when they arrived back convents. And this is how ( Costello) had among, the members of her fam- money received from cial High Mass to cele- town. Cardinal McCann, schools conditional on in Ireland in November. t the "Irish Independent," ily Rev. Sister M. Domi- countries that haven't brate the canonisation of having "nominees- on the largest - circulation nic, 0.P., Dominican Con- devalued will translate Brother Benildus, the who has been visiting his the boards has been re As they stepped from morning newspaper in French Be La Salle tea- Irish relatives, has reCatholic the aircraft at Dublin Ireland. described their vent, Sion Hill, Black- into a greater number of cher who died in 1862, turned to South Africa. sisted by the extent the rock, Co. Dublin. Es, and to one advantage is Hierarchy Airport, it was 17 years arrival: and was the first teach- Among those seeing him new proposed "Only three more tourof the 20 expected to be that the to the day since most cf "The airport arrival have been in Australia ists from such countries. ing Brother to be canon- off was the Apostolic conditions are under reNuncio. misthem left for the ised. Brothers from the t erminal was the scene of Northern NEW BISHOP: Presi- Order's houses in Ireland sions in Australia, and great jubilation as the 20 for 30 years or more. GERRYMANDERING: view by the They are Rev. Sister M. de Valera, Premier Lynch, joyous really was a it attended, and President The London "Times," Government. Sisters emerged from the reunion with their fami- Custom Hall to be re- Imelda, 0.P. (Heron), of others members of the de Valera and Premier Donegal, who was spend- Government and reprelies. Lynch were represented united with their fami- ing her first holiday at Sister Mary Norbert, lies. Their aircraft from home for 40 years, and sentatives of the Opposi- and several Government of the Dominican Con- London was four hours Rev. Sister M. Assumpta, tion parties and Church Ministers and represenSHEET and METAL WORKER vent. Eccles Street. Dub- late in arriving in Dublin, O.P. (Moriarty) and Rev. leaders were present in tatives of the Opposition Specialists in Galvanised and Aluminium lin, affectionately known due to delays on the con- Sister M. Dominic, 0.P., the Pro-Cathedral, Ennis, parties attended. County Roof Decking Clare, when Most among her sisters in re- necting flight from Syd- each of whom has been PRIESTS HELP DERev. Dr. Michael Harty 6 CLEAVER STREET, WEST PERTH Phone 28 2096 ligion as their "Minister ney, but the long wait 30 years in Australia. VELOPMENT: Bishop was consecrated the new for Foreign Affairs," join- did not dampen the "With them were Rev. Bishop of Killaloe by Hanly of Elphin, addressed the families at the warmth of the welcome Sisters M. Cecilia, 0.P. Cardinal Conway. In his ing 60 priests from Conairport to welcome the from their families. nacht (the Western pro"Among the nuns were (Murphy), Dublin; Sister sermon, Monsignor Ham- vince) and Cavan, Donevisitors. She had recruitMary Deelan, 0.P. (Cal- ilton, Nenagh, described them and, as one paper t wo Tralee-born sisters, gal and Monaghan, urged put it, had been both Rev. Sister M. Bernar- laly), Dublin; Sister M. the Cardinal as "a vigor- them at a meeting in Dolores, 0.P. ous and inspiring (Cummins), leader friend and counsellor be- dine, 01'., and Rev. Sister SPECIAL Sligo to be identified fore their departure to M. Josephine, 0.P., who Dublin; Sister M. Nor- of the Church in Ire- closely with their people HOSPITAL the Novitiate at Dongara, were greeted by their bert, O.P. (Burke), Dub- land," a symbol of "the in all their problems and mother, Mrs. Hannah lin; Sister M. Bernard, indivisible unity of our to assist the people in Western Australia. When they left, she Hanafin. Another sister, 0.P. (Larney), Dublin; country," and congratusaid at the airport. their Rev. Sister M. Gemma. Sister M. Dominic, 0.P. lated him on his recent (Galvin), Kildare; Sister service to the Church at M. Damian. O.P. (Car- the Synod of Bishops. vill), Belfast; Sister M. F ATHER WILLIE Thomas, 0.P. (Short), DOYLE: There has been Belfast; Sister M. Antoni- many tributes to the nus, 0.13. (Campbell), heroic Father Willie Belfast; Sister M. Ben- Doyle. the World War I venuta, 0.P. (Brophy). chaplain who was killed Dublin; Sister M. Chris- 50 years ago. He died on tine, 0.1). (Fogarty), Dub- the battlefield when atlin; Sister Marie Goretti, tending to the spiritual 0.P. (Power), Dublin; needs of men of the DubSister M. Reginald, 0.P. lin Fusiliers. "His cotiBrian & Neil Purslowe) (Leahy), Kerry; and Sis- rage and indifference to ter M. Annunciata, 0.P. danger," wrote one cor(Kelly). Lusk, Co. Dublin. respondent in a newspaper in this 50th anniCHAPEL HEAD OFFICE & SERVICE versary year, "will rank among the great unselfish, self - sacrificing 15 Scarborough Beach Rd., N. Perth THAT I: Ireland de- deeds of the war." 24-4835 valued the £ to the same extent, and at the same MONSIGNOR CASSMY: V ICTORIA PARK Cr GUILDFORD time, as Britain. It means Most Rev. Dr. McGeough, that in Ireland, too, the new Papal Nuncio in

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NA/ HEN you con- is booming and even dur- 16-year-old deaf mute girl ter the fact that he is the sider that there ing the time I was away to 51 workers represent man who should have I have noticed large-scale ing 15 distinctly different most to say, and somew ere over seven- developments in this in types of disability. In the times he says the least. the in ry. teen pages same period wages paid Giving an election talk F emale employmen t to handicapped workers on TV is so important "Situations V a ca nt" has increased, and it is have increased, in fact because Saturof the wide aulast of ection s good to see that Austra- after the completion of dience it reaches. Some Australian" West lia is at last day's waking up the training and rehabili- speakers should drop un to the wastage of female tation period the appli necessary words, so that you cannot help thinktalent. Although I still cant continues working they can say what they ing if a person is not believe that some Austra- under industrial award mean. Double-talk is nowadays he , lian men do not treat conditions on full award employed wasting time. women as equal in busi- wages. doesn't want to be. I think a lot of politiness, this is sometimes We in the West are at cians would help themWestern Australia is the fault of the woman, last on the move and, selves if they were able now enjoying an era of who is often apologetic after all, it really couldn't to give their political prosperity that looks as about working. happen to a better State. speeches in front of a if it will continue for The employment of the live audience. some time. The iron ore handicapped person is There is a large cool in the just another field in developments drink firm which uses WORDS are the commuNorth and increased in- which we have made tredustrial production mendous progress. Dur- nication of us all. It ha,; catchy, mod tunes for its advertising. Perhaps everywhere has a lot to ing the week I was now gone beyond the some politicians would do with.our present posi- shown over the Good printing press to the achieve better results if tion. Samaritan Industries fac- medium of television. they tried this. Everyone realises it is in Scarborough The average person tory hard to express words "I shall bury my head Beach Road. can, without much stress, Good Samaritan Indus- correctly, if not trained in the sand until you buy what he needs, and in TV technique. start using words I un. it is becoming quite com- tries, which commenced The politician of today derstand"—can't rememtrading in February, 1961, monplace for a family to was founded by the realises this, and has to ber where I read the possess two cars. Perth Central Methodist give it some thought. phrase, but it's a good The building industry Mission and is admini- However, this doesn't alone. stered by a board of SAVE $100: on interest by managemen t comprised ying a brand new Hold- of Perth's leading busien. Buy on $436 deposit nessmen, appointed by cr get $200 more for your the Mission. t'ade-ini Before you buy a used car, at least find It has as its sole object t how we can save you the employment of handir^oney on a new car. capped workers irrespecYoungs WA, Holden Deal- tive of race, creed or disers. 529 Albany Hwy., Vic- ability. via Park. 66321. A/H In four and a half years its handicapped 463256. staff has grown from one

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GRILLED PEACH HALVES pression" were the titles an occasional outing with of talks given to two one's husband, and havMajellan Clubs over the ing someone to confide past few weeks. The first in. talk was given by Rev. MEETINGS (Dec. 4-10): HE Catholic Women's Father Bede, OF.M., and O PTOMETR I STS L eague executiv,' East Fremantle: Monday, 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 the second by Dr. A. Wadmeeting will take place at 8 p.m. 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. dell, M.D. Fatigue and 79! Fremantle: Monday, at 8 at All Saints' Centre at 10 R. F. WiLLI5, W'.A.O.A., Optomerrts, depression are the most a.m. on Wednesday, Dep.m. common of all ailments Melville; Monday, at 8 cember 6. The afternoon among otherwise normal meeting commences at 1 p.m. women, and both speakMirrabooka: Wednesday, p.m. As this will be the ers stressed that they final meeting for the year St. Benedict's College, New Norcia at 8 p.m. can be controlled, to a Victoria Park: Thursday. and we will be in recess ( Boys boarding school up to leaving) large extent by the wountil March, a good atat 8 p.m. men themselves. Balcatta: Thursday, at 8 tendance is looked forR EQUIRES ward tc. p.m. The talks were complementary. Both speakers Bentley: The Children's Leederville members Christmas Tree, Sun- are requested to note outlined briefly the causday, December 10, after that their meeting will be es of fatigue and depres the 6 p.m. Mass. at 8 p.m. at the presbysion, and the symptoms. Duties: To teach any two of History, Geography or Father Bede dealt with Bunbury Club: Activi- tery on Thursday, DecemEconomics in the Sub-leaving and Leaving classes, the subject from the ties for the year conclude ber 7. commencing February 7, 1968. Shenton Park and Vicspiritual angle. He sug- on December 2 with our gested that there are annual dinner for mem- toria Park branches are Salary: Will be according to qualifications and experience. to meet after devotions several weapons with bers and husbands. which women might fight Approximately f o r ty on Sunday, December 3, This College is conducted by the Benedictine monks, the feeling of inadequacy new members have been in their respective parish The position should be of special interest to a and exhaustion. welcomed to the club halls. senior or retired teacher who prefers the peace and South Perth branch is quiet of the country. The first is a realisation during the year, which is that motherhood is a ful- most pleasing to see. The on daily tea roster from filment of our lives as elections for the coming December 4 to 8. Apply — The Rector, women, and the recogni- year were held at our There will be a card St. Benedict's College, tion of the dignity of our November meeting and evening in St. Mary's vocation. Next is the very resulted as follows—pre- Hall, Leederville, at 8 New Norcia. 6509. development sident, Raylee Harris; p.m. on Wednesday. necessary of our interior life. It is committee, Muriel Cosimportant that women tello, Pat Malatesta, Coracultivate the habit of lie Wilson, Bernice Depispending some minutes azzi, Joan Cunningham, each day in mental Jill Italiarto. prayer, living with God. These members were Dr. Waddell suggested congratulated by the out7" R -that the most important going president, Marthing a woman can do if garet Maguire, and also MILLINERY WITH A DIFFERENCE she is to maintain a by our chaplain, Rev. FaBRIDAL HEADDRESSES — VEILS and sense of balance in her ther Dwyer, who wished life is to spend some them every success with FLORAL SPRAYS A SPECIALITY. time doing something the running of the club MOD HATS and BAGS TO MATCH that she really wants to for the coming year. R EMODELLING and RETRIMMING HATS do. The East Fremantle This can range from club is combining with MERLE MILLINERY playing sport to painting the Fremantle club for pictures, but as long as a its Christmas party at 158 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH. woman enjoys it, it will the home of Mrs. Bornhelp to keep the blues at bara, 1 Munro Street, MON. — FRI. — 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. bay. East Fremantle, on MonOther tonics, better day, December 4. at 8 than any prescription p.m.

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AROUND THE DIOCESE . . . On NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETING. Friday of last week Pat Dolan, the Girls' Y.C.W. president, left Perth to attend the Girls' National Executive Meeting in Melbourne over the weekend. Matters to be discussed and arranged were the National Council, which will be held at Broken Hill in May next year, and the Key Leaders' School and Full-Time Workers' School. These "schools" will consist of a week each of training for full-time Y.C.W. workers and for future key leaders and will include discussions and exchanging of ideas as well as talks. Other matters concerning Y.C.W. activities throughout Australia were also to be discussed at this meeting and a more full account of these will be given,on Pat's return. Leaving Perth on the same plane as Pat on Friday were "Miss Y.C.W.," Margaret Harris, and her companion, Christiane Larkin. The trip is Margaret's prize as winner of the Mi Y.C.W. Quest held earlier this year. COUNCIL MEETING (GIRLS). — Another final reminder of the Girls' Y.C.W. Council Meeting to be held this Monday, December 4. at 7.30 p.m. at the Y.C.W. Office. All presidents are requested to attend and any interested leaders are also.very welcome. As well as the usual annual reports and general business being presented to the Council, a representative from the Commonwealth Bank will also attend and speak on the subject of the "Home Savings Grant." The evening will conclude with supper. A special "Presidents' Booklet" directed towards assisting the president in her particular role has been prepared by the National Excutive. This booklet is available from the Y.C.W. Office at 40 cents per copy. If anyone knows of the whereabouts of any spare copies of the Preliminary Programme-Living the Y.C.W.—would they please return them to the central office as they are in demand at the moment. Y.C.W. RALLY. — The diocesan combined rally for the Movement for this year will be held at the Kalamunda Shire Hall on Sunday, December 17. This day, which will commence at 10.30 a.m.. will cater for all Y.C.W. leaders and general members, not to forget any interested youth. The theme of the day will be "Value Of Our Free Time" and we will re-

view our current National Campaign "Time For Living," plus the follow-up action on "International" projects. This should prove very interesting as many branches have written letters overseas or have made personal contacts there. The rally will conclude at Marian Lodge, Kalamunda, for a barbecue tea and Christmas social.

a,enndj:Ayaanbplieena of gtearT:t! Pearl Great Price." A special work adopt. ed by the branch was the Travers, Paul HE annual general dent, Mr. training of meeting of members gave details of a very assist the members to youngsters at the for year active and election of officers of the Longmore Child Wei, An invitation is extended to all youth to the East Victoria Park branch. Four special gen- fare Centre to attend this day, especially as it is something branch of the Holy Name eral meetings were held. in and developparticipate a greater heard meetings which does not occur very frequently and is Society was held this Two appreciation of the Mass, month with the spiritual guest speakers Father Other activities an occasion when we can work and socialise included Director, Father P. P. Merks and Mr. Ray various parish works, together, concluding a very successful year. Merks, and 31 men in at- Warman, of the LongThe president thanked more Child Welfare Centendance. BUSY BEE.—A busy bee was held recently the executive for feameetings Other A report by the presi- tre. their at Marian Lodge (the Y.C.W. training centre good work and co-opera, twenty approximately when Kalamunda) at tion in the past year. After some discussion boys willingly did the burning-off. While this the meeting decided to was being done, the girls were having a adopt the second Tuea, general clean-up inside the Lodge. Although day of the month for the there was no great excitement as last year branch Mass and Holy when one of the outside buildings caught fire Communion. The move and the fire brigade had to be called, a great is an experimental one go must Thanks done. well deal of work was and the results will be t o all who helped on the day. observed closely and re. viewed at the first meet. MAIDA VALE. — Arrangements are under ing in the New Year. way for a special dance to be held at the A new executive, elect. priest, Father High Wycombe Hall (end of Cyral Road, off ed by ballot, went into passed Haas, Harry committee and appointed Kalamunda Road, approximately three miles through Perth this week the office-bearers for the from Great Eastern Highway). A good time on his way to South Vietensuing year. Those ap. is assured with the "Western Union" band nam. pointed were: president, and Maida Vale stress the point that everyFather Haas, in AustraPaul Travers; vice-presi. one is most welcome. Commencing time 3 lia at the invitation of dent, Derry Foley; secre. p.m. spend friends, intends to John Flanagan; tary, two years in South Viettreasurer, Ray Massam; * SOCIAL CALENDAR * nam working with the marshal, Harold ShepAssociation of Catholic herd; consultors, Greg Sunday, December 3: Barbecue/House-Party , Intellectuals supervising Patience, Alistair Mac. proat 20 Pitt Street, Bentley. Bring your own training a leadership intosh and Ted Archer. meat; rest supplied. Admission charged. ject. Bursary Fund: A con. A student of, and ortribution from the Man. Saturday. December 9: Rivervale Y.C.W.'s dained at, the diocese of ning branch is gratefully Hawaiian Style barbecue at 21 Orrong Roermond, in Holland, acknowledged. Road, Rivervale. Father Haas has spent Branch News: Items Saturday, December 9: Bunbury Ball and the last ten years on loan covering branch activi to various countries, inFriendship Weekend. Billets arranged ties are welcome for pub. cluding Germany and for the weekend, but please notify the lication in this column. Ceylon. Y.C.W. Office, Perth. Tickets $5 double. Details should be phoned He has been in Viet- out against de-humanisa- to 49-2604. Sunday. December 10: Dance at Highgate war. Vietnam nam three times pre- tion in the Hall featuring the "Village Blues." viously conducting spe- The people should reSaturday, December 16: Maida Vale Dance at cial missions on behalf of main informed at all HOLDEN. Today only you High Wycombe Hall. Band—"Western the World Organisation times of the situation in can afford a New Holden. Union." Supper provided. Save up to $250 in new of Catholic Intellectual Vietnam. Father Haas left Perth car finance. Buy on $436 Students. Father Haas said it to spend a month in deposit and relax with a "THE YEARS BEbefore leaving 1 2/1 2 G.M.H. warranty. TWEEN" is a guide for was the obligation of all Djakarta Vietnam. 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Please bring your friends of the Sisters of lic girls, written by Sister own meat and rolls. St. Joseph please take Winefrede of the Good A general meeting will of the date of the note Samaritan Sisters. In its be held on December 14 annual reunion at St. 140 pages, it follows, page CHEMIST at the Catholic Centre Joseph's Convent, York by page, the former book commencing at 8 p.m. Street, South Perth. 274 Cambridge St, with the necessary adapTennis continues to be It will be held on the tations and alterations 3984 played at the Tenivale first Sunday of 1968 — Wembley - 87 for girls, and it is an Courts, 27 Howlett St., January 7. equally safe and satisfacNorth Perth. every Fritory book. 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Mr. ERMENEGILDO SARAULLO and his bride after their marriage at St. Brigid's, The bride was formerly Miss Margaret Helen Stephen of Maida Vale. West Perth. ( Floreat Photo)

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Mr. and Mrs. MICHAEL DUFFY after their recent marriage at Our Lady of The bride was formerly Miss Wendy Bonser of Victories, Wembley. Floreat Park. Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Father J. Brosnan. ( Cari l lon Camera Centre)

Mr. and Mrs. BOZIDAN SJEPCVICH after their marriage at St. Brigid's, Wesi Perth. The bride was formerly Miss Valma Ann Serich, of Perth. ( Floreat Photo)

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Mr. and Mrs. REMIGO JOSEPH ZITO outside the church of St. Pius X in Manning after their marriage on November 18. The bride was formerly Miss Helen K athleen Cooper of Thornlie. Her husband comes from Albany.

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Dutch Catholics Re-Examine Authority Within The Church THE FAMILY WORSHIPS • FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTION ANY DAY, SEE CATHOLIC CATECHISM, BOOK ONE OR TWO, OR MY WAY TO GOD, OR WHAT. EVER IS BEING DONE AT SCHOOL; ALSO A HYMN AS DESIRED.

THE entire membership of the Church should be given some voice in the selection of the Church's leaders, who should serve limited rather than lifelong terms.

MONDAY DECEMBER 4 • SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Christ's coming is an ever-present reality. SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 21: 24-33. INSTRUCTION: I must pray for plentiful graces, so that I, as a member of the missionary people of God, may witness to the mysteries of salvation, to the Gospel message, and also to those who, following in the footsteps of St Francis Xavier whose feast we celebrate today, are carrying the awareness of Christ to those living in paganism. 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 to guard us in peace. And let Your blessing remain always upon us. This we ask of You through Our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. May Almighty God bless, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

This is among the reThe commission stated was declared. should not be for life commendations being in its draft that in the In practice this means but for limited periods. put before the Catholics early Church there was according to the commis- In an interview, Monof the Netherlands for quite a different under- sion, that the exercise of signor Loeff was asked study and debate prior standing of the idea of Church authority must why the element of disto the first public meet authority. In those days, be based on respect for cipline was apparently ings of the Dutch Na- it was said, authority was human dignity and incl. bypassed by the comtional Pastoral Council regarded principally as a vidual responsibility. Of- mission draft. He conearly in January. "servant" to the Chris- ficials then will witness tended that this aspect They are part of a re- tian community. actions rather than en- was amply covered in the examination of the whole force them, and will be t reatment of contempoBut over the centuries question of authority in the middle of the corn rary attitudes towards authority within the within the Church that munity rather than iso democracy, willingness has been under way in Church has become iden- bated from it, will dele- to enter dialogue and actified the with kind of au'llandreds of groups dis= gate many of their ceptance of a share in cussing the Second Vati- thority exercised by the powers to the experts, responsibility. can Council throughout State or by civil units, it will accept a diversity of He acknowledged that was stated. This led to the country. views and encourage there have been excesses A national commission the Church's leaders be openness. and mistakes within the headed by Monsignor J. coming rulers in a uniChurch's lay memberJ. Loeff, secretary of the form body, in which, inCONCLUDED ship, but said that these Dutch hierarchy, and in- stead of taking the lead The commission then have been so well publicluding three Protestants in freedom, they began concluded that the seleccised that there was no among its 12 members, to impose and enforce tion of officials should prepared the position their power and assume not be a one-sided pro- need to dwell further on them. He agreed, howa decisive voice in such paper. cess originating from ever, that the JanuaiN The commission has fields as politics, educa- above, but should rest meeting of the pastoral concluded that the chal- tion, social welfare and with the whole Christian council should add a family life. Church offi- community. lenge to authority within Terms of of- chapter on the role of the Church is part of the cials, according to the fice, it was recommended obedience. overall pattern of mod- commission, simply proern life in which new de- claimed their positions mands are being made and called upon the Ca upon the whole idea of tholic community to ac cept them. authority. It was declared that DISASTROUS with the rise of democracy every individual Such identification with feels a need to share the State or with secular some responsibility in organisations was called the exercise of authority, "disastrous" by the comand this is seen as a mission, which regards " happy development." the Church as a body But this tendency runs t hat is not comparable THE message of Pope some paragraphs of specounter to the monarchi- to such societies. The cal structure given to the Church is Paul VI to Africa has cial significance to South the Mystical Church by Christ, it was Body of significance for Africa, the ones dealinl Christ, -it was, enormous said. emphasised, and this South Africa," said Arch with racial problems. means that it is a "com- bishop Denis Hurley, TUESDAY RACISM OBSTACLE munity of love" of its in- 0.M.I., of Durban. "It is DECEMBER 5 first t he Pope time a has The commission then dividual members. "These paragraphs ems poken so explicitly ▪ SIGN OF THE commented phasise ,in the first place, that In this view, the com- about our problems." for CROSS. ' any Catholics, particu- mission continued, the that racism is unaccept"It is also the first time able to the Christian con- THOUGHT FOR larly the younger ones, Church's leaders — the THE DAY: the institutional nature Pope, the bishops, their t hat a Pope has made a science. They recall the Is my faith pushed of the Church has be- assistants and fellow- formal and public state- strong words of the come an obstacle in the workers in the pastoral ment about the racial Council document on the into the background way of the Gospel mes- field—should not act as problem in Africa as it Church in the Modern or do I live it? sage. It referred to the rulers, but should turn affects black-white rela- World and the encyclical SCRIPTURE READING: question put by Luther— their office to the service tions. on the Development of —The racial problem is Peoples. Luke, 1: 26-30. what has the institutional of the faithful. Many INSTRUCTION: Church with its view on younger Catholics, and not the principal theme "They insist positively The Holy Spirit en authority to do with the older ones as well, regard of the message. The printhe on demands of hu lightened Mary reGospels?—and said that this as the authentic or- cipal theme is the whole man dignity and the fun- garding the destiny of the question still needs der of authority accord- vast issue of the developdamental equality of all the Child about to be ment of Africa in its all an answer. ing to the Scriptures, it dimensions — economic, men. born. If He comes to —they evaluate cultural, relithe us, we will see al: situation as it is, acknow- things more clearly, gious. ledging the part played and especially see by 'communities from more sharply the difIDENTITY other continents' (mainly ference between ' The message continues European obviously), in truths that are merely P erth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth t he splendid effort to building up a modern, of today and eternal • Lottery Agency identify the Catholic dynamic economy, but truths. 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READING: gious; an atttitude of af• All suburbs measured daily "There was a time Luke, 1: 28-38. fectionate regard for culwhen we used to accept. • Supplied & installed within 10 days tural traditions and cus Papal encylicals as fine INSTRUCTION: Some of the things I Phone 71-6947; 71-4313; 71-3486 toms; an attitude of con- statements of principle. cern for human problems which did not have to be have to do are not aland of anxiety to help in translated into Christian ways easy. Some of the thingsI am encousolving them. behaviour. "All this is of impor"That is long past. The raged to do are hard to carry out. It is not tance to South Africa as message of Pope Paul to to any other part of Af- Africa has enormous sig- easy to find time fot rica. By thought, study, nificance for South Afri- this daily moment of instruction and prayer, ca. It is the first time a quiet prayer. 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SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 3: 1-6. INSTRUCTION: I must beg the Holy Spirit to deepen my understanding of my Christian Faith. This means not delving into fields of theology, but looking into the truth that "the Word was made flesh." As I see more deeply into my Christian faith may I accept the challenge to the fuller living-out of it. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

FRIDAY DECEMBER X + SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: This is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. What does this mean? SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 1: 18-21. INSTRUCTION: Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. WhenIuse the Rosary to pray, I say these words many times. They mean that Mary possessed her inner g lory unconsciously until the coming of Gabriel. Then, to her astonishment, she became aware that she bore within her soul divine treasures. She was of all women the one chosen to bear God's only Son. First and foremost in grace, He took her for His Mother and saved her as well as the whole human race. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FI'UL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

COUNCIL SUNDAY DECEMBER 19 Second Sunday of Advent. ÷ SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: "Prepare a way for the Lord; clear a s traight path for Him." SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 11: 2-10. INSTRUCTION: To the Jews of the first century, to the Gentiles of the 20th century, and, to me, the same message of St. John the Baptist is addressed. Every person who is to know, love and serve God must preix,re for His Son's con::::;. I recall the three ::-.eanings of Advent— The Redemptive corning of Jesus Christ to Bethlehem; The personal coming, of the Son of God to our own hearts: The Second Co' the end of time. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for firs' cla-

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SATURDAY DECEMBER to 4. SIGN OF THE CROSS. TIIOUGHT FOR THE DAY: "Put on the Lord Jesus Christ." SCRIPTURE READING: Romans, 1: 1-16. INSTRUCTION: How can I put on Christ? My coat is not part of my being; it is put on from without. In the same way, the supernatural life is not part of my nature, it is given to me by the Father, His Father and mine. May I see with Christ's eyes, listen with His ears, love with His heart, understand with His mind, and serve with His determination. Father, make me another Christ. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.

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OF YOUTH THE VOICE "Examina tions

examination system employed pOES the time give a in this State at the present to as a student's capatrue indication bilities?

Review"

Mission Notes A Columban Father's Comment in "Far East" Second Vatican Council has clearly THE stated that the Church founded by Christ

KEVIN BRADLEY,

This has long been the worked consistently and debatable is- well throughout the year. of Trinity College, Perth, subject of a members of This fact enables emsue among joins our panel of Junior committees. ployers to gain an appre- question is best answer- student's depth of knowvariouseducators are of ciation of the reliability ed with reference to a ledge of a subject. I feel Writers. goy advance made earlier—the major point any that of a "hitemprospective the that tile opinion rd.rniss" examinations ployee by reference to standard of examinations ment towards the objecand the small degree of tive means would defeat would invariably help i)eirig conducted at pre- his results. variability. permissible the purpose of and nul- some borderline cases. also test interim abolished The sent should be However, they would new meth- ensures that the candi- I personally feel that if lify the advantages of ina of favour in most definitely be benefiknow- subject examinations be- terim tests. sound a gain schodates the assessing od of come more objective, Interim tests would cial to the average stulastic capabilities of a ledge of the mechanics of the standard could not not hinder the student does and each subject, a working student. pre-record be maintained. I realise himself in any way. The dent, who has There have been several not merely that material is all not of this not would the opinknowledge bright student material. suggestions as to the examin ation ion of all educators, be affected unless he gave but finds difficulty in reare and meththey Employers, improved form the satisfy, are whenI say that objective way to inconsistency. od should take. However the ones to calling facts and diverse by the type tests could not give The same applies to the not influenced choice popular most the a true tests to data at a specified time. as The student. a indication poor and formulae of number introduction favours the prospect can a equations as such tests, interim of off in parrot rattle those of the Education P ep a r t ment's Achieve- fashion, but by his underment Certificate. This re- standing of the essenquires that a student be tials. three e xamined at least retimes a year and the sults of each test would have a substantial bearthat One criticism ing on the final result. These interim tests could be levelled at the interim system is the hiust not be confused with the present tests amount of organisation be called for. JAMES C. O'NEILL and mock Leaving and that would personnel, Cardinal Sa- stated that the U.S. was very well to all is t I examinations. reports from J unior more cited the following the first nation to begin will so be there that say VATICAN CITY. These do not in any way statistics: systematic help for the influence the marks gain- many examinations a Since 1948 Spain has Church in Latin America ORE than $250 mil- s ent ed in the actual examina- year, but can these tests 1,300 diocesan in terms of money, and lion has been sent to priests; since 1953 Bel- he paid special tribute to tions at the end of the be conducted on a parallel level to those of the Church authorities in year. gium has sent more than Richard Cardinal Cushpresent system? Can a Latin America over the 140 diocesan priests; ing of Boston, whom he sufficiently high standard past decade by Catholics France has sent 120 said alone has channeled be maintained? The tests from other parts of the priests and Italy 204 at least $10 million into must be kept within a world to help build up the Church in Latin Ampriests. Under the present sys- rigid boundary of varia- the Church in that area. He noted that these erica. He also singled out Antonio Cardinal S9.• figures did not include Germany's Adveniat protem the student is forced bility, otherwise they beto cram the fruits of two come insignificant and more, president of the statistics for Religious gramme, which devotes years study within the meaningless. It would be Pontifical Co m mission priests, nor for Sisters, its collection on the first hounds of his mental essential that examiners for Latin America, told a Brothers and laymen. Sunday of Advent to capacity. This often re- overcome these problems press conference that, alLatin America. He said Cardinal Samore said sults in the substitution before any step is taken though the world's rethat over the years this Bishops' U.S. that the of quantity for thorough- towards introduction of sponse to appeals of the once-a-year collection has the interim tests. tess of learning. Popes to come to the aid Committee for Latin Am- contributed $51 million. sent hunalso has erica Interim tests are so de- In discussing the ac- of the Church in Latin Asked if Pope Paul signed that the student is ceptability of the interim America has been great, dreds of priests and lay- would go to Colombia in examined on portions of system in the secondary still greater efforts are men. In the past six years, 1968 for the international he reported, the U.S. has the syllabus at specified school, one Must not neg- needed for the future. Eucharistic congress, intervals through Cardinal Samore said contributed 1,100 dioce- Cardinal Samore said he the lect the aspect of examipriests, Religious san and year, and not the com- nation form. With their that commission his greatly hoped so and addplete syllabus at the end introduction would the seeks to promote ways of 1,500 women Religious ed that he thought such and about 800 laymen. Of the year. papers tend to become siphoning personnel and a trip would be of great This desired system more objective and less money to the Church in Canada, in the past five encouragement to Latin has numerous advan- subjective, and, if so, Latin America in co-oper- years, has 710 America and to the rest sent tages. For a student to what would be the conse- ation with the Latin Am- priests, Brothers, Sisters of the world's Catholics gain above - average quences? erican Bishops' Council and laymen. concerned with the state marks, he must have In my opinion this (C.E.L.A.M. ). In terms of Cardinal Samore also of the Church there.

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St. Peter Chrysologus

Reports Denied R ACK in Yugoslavia 'in exile, Father Dragono 6# after being exiled, vie had been an outFather Krunoslav Drago- spoken critic of the novic denied that he had Yugoslav government. collaborated with the Nazis during the Second World War., according to reports received in Vienna. The priest, who had lived in Austria since the war, said that he is still anti-communist, but that N underground govhe returned to Yugoernment of Mizo Yugo- tribesmen campaigning because slavia slav communism is "no for independence from longer Stalinist." India has warned churchFather Dragonovic de- es in the region not to nied reports that he had preach against violence and insurrection. been kidnapped. The warning was conIn Geneva, a Croatian refugee, Dr. Tihomil Rad- tained in a bulletin isja, said that Yugoslav sued by the underground agents kidnapped Father information minister Dragonovic in Italy on who also said "the Mizo September 5 and that the government will not tolpriest did not give him- erate any church or orgaself up to Yugoslav au- nisation which does not thorities on September accept the present gov16 as the Yugoslav government." The bulletin was in reernment said. Observers viewed Fa- ply to a statement by the ther Dragonovic's return local Presbyterian Church and statement as a rebuff warning It s members to the anti-communist that the use of force by emigre movement that the underground Miz,os has opposed the regime was "against the Gospel." The tribesmen recently of Yugoslav President Tito since World Yar II. burned down a Catholic During the war, Father school for teaching its Dragonovic was affiliated pupils to sing the Indian with the Croatian govern- national anthem. A Mongolian hill tribe, ment set up in connecsome number tion with Yugoslav's oc- Mizos cupation by the Nazis. 200,000 in the Mizo Hills Members of this govern- district, now part of Inment have been tried as dia's Assam State; alwar criminals by the Tito most all of them are regime. During his years Christians.

Rebels Warn

. .The reputation of this St. Peter was so great as a preacher that it earned Ilim the surname of "Chrysologus" which is to say that his sermons were °f gold. He is said to have preached with such fervour and vehemence that at times he became speechless. b Peter was a native of Imola, in his times a city in Cisalpine Gaul. He Ae,,canle A rchbishop of Ravenna which, even before the sacking of Rome in "10, had become the capital of the Roman Empire. The Archbishop soon .w,o cid. the regard of Emperor Valentinian III and his famous mother Galla rl an a as well as the esteem of Pope Leo the Great. , When he took over his see there were still many pagans in the area but t he time of his death in AD4S0 he had won them all over to Christianity. any of his sermons have come down to us and because of these and uler „ writings he was ckbctared a Doctor of the Church by Pope Benedict XIII 'L'29. When the Archbishop felt his end was approaching he returned „r tne City of his birth and there he died and was buried. Shown is imola's eat church where his mortal remains are enshrined to this day. by ARTHUR O'LEARY

is missionary by its very nature. That His Apostles understood this very well and that they took to heart His command to "Go and teach all nations" is evidenced by the almost six hundred million Catholics throughout the world today. Even in those infant days of the Church. the Apostles preached the Gospel in places as far away as India, Egypt, Russia and Spain. The very work of travelling so far afield was in itself no mean feat at the time. Our great Churches in every corner of the globe are living evidence of the success, under God, 3f their efforts. But the missionary task of the Church is a work that will end only with the end of time. And all of us, as members of Christ's Church. are in charity bound to play our part in the work of evangelisation of God's world. Vocations, material help and prayer are the main weapons at our disposal in continuing the work of Christ on earth. It is only to the few that God, in His Providence. gives the missionary vocation. They are the favoured ones, and those upon whom the Spirit breathes should unhesitatingly answer the call. For the majority of men, material aid to those actively engaged on the foreign missions is a very practical way of participating in the work. And no man is expected to help beyond his means. For all, the weapon of prayer is the one way of helping the missions that none should neglect. Without it vocations will not be forthcoming, material help will be in vain, and the work of the missions will surely founder on the rock of spiritual poverty.

MISSION INTENTION FOR DECEMBER "That the faithful may help the missionary activity of the Church by all means in their power."

Many Men Of Goodwill Are Close To Christianity N a country like Japan, where Christians number only a few hundred thousand, it is always interesting to come across people who, by the basic disposition towards God, are already very close to Christianity. Monsignor Francis Tanaka. Bishop of Takamatsu in Japan, discussing the religious situation in his country recently, spoke as follows. "We must never forget that for 400 years the Japanese government outlawed the Christian religion, which it considered dangerous, and that as a result the Japanese were afraid to embrace it. I have a great love for my fellow-countrymen, among whom there are vast numbers of men of goodwill. It is just that they have not become acquainted with Christianity.. or have not taken the time to study it. "Sometimes they think that it is only to please the missionary that one becomes a Catholic, and in that case they feel that it is just as well to keep to the traditions of their ancestors. Iknow many men of goodwill who live according to dictates of their conscience. We must not allow ourselves to be discouraged by the small number of baptisms, but rather seek to make our religion known and to teach men that they are all children of God and should do His will. There are many in Japan who are close in spirit to Christianity. and we must sow God's word among them, leaving it to the Lord of the harvest to reap as it pleases Him," One Japanese of the type we have mentioned is 80-year-old Dr. Murakami, who, although he has lost his four sons, lives in a spirit of complete resignation, putting his trust in the "Supreme Being," as he calls Him. Who governs the world and in particular mankind. He is convinced that by accepting God's will one can live in peace with oneself. Dr. Murakami is also a judo and swimming instructor, in particular of a type of swimming called "ukimi," which consists of floating on one's back without moving. He likes to say that the principle of "ukimi" is applicable in daily life, in that he only is happy who abandons hmself to God's will. Dr. Murakami is not yet convinced of the need to become a Christian, but day by day he seems to get closer to our religion. GOD LOVE YOU to "Sos_pa" for $4, "For St. Peter Apostle Fund:" to Anon. for $10; to Anon. for $1, "For Propagation of the Faith:** to Anon. for $4, "For the hungry and needy in the world:" to W.J.H. for $4; to L.B.S. for $4 • SEND your sacrifice to Rev. Father W. J. Foley, Catholic Missions Office, TT St. George's Terrace, Perth 6000.

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1968 Festival Of Perth: World's Leading Artists

Thursday, November 30, 1961

The Story Of The Jacques Loussier Trio

of the I tually headed a class of in the United States arid that year he tourel Jacques Loussier more than five hundred students. with there great success, THE FORTHCOMING FESTIVAL OF PERTH, FOR THE FIRST TIME, NEW ZEALAND pianist Play Bach Trio is really At 17, Loussier left the for the first time. Peter Cooper will return Although he is WILL BE HELD IN COLLABORATION WITH THE ADELAIDE, for one concert in Win- the story of Loussier Conservatoire and began primarily for his reknovni career instruas his himself, an the music set to throp Hall, Philip ParAUCKLAND AND CHRISTCHURCH FESTIVALS. -inter. mentalist, finding him- pretations of Bach, Lolls. sons will direct a joint of Bach. has sier been self in a bewildering active over ShakeThe new Australian Festival Circuit has enabled the engagement of production of Loussier was born in variety of professional a very wide musical field, speare's "Richard III" in overseas artists and companies which would be quite beyond the reach of and among his long list the New Fortune Theatre Angers, Western France, situations. His first job of professional October, 1934. i n so Like any single Festival in Australia or New Zealand. with orchesgypsy was a and Patch Theatre has credits are original selected "Moon on a many other men who tra in Cuba, and it was compositions As a result, the 1968 Is Over," Alain Resnais' some interest is "Gam- Rainbow Shawl," to be have distinguished them- here, in the Caribbean, for the cinema, television and the live theatre. Festival of Perth will pre- latest film success. peraliya," which has won directed Harrold selves in the jazz world, that Loussier is said to by Perhaps it does not sent some of the world's several major awards. Walsh with the leading Loussier had a family have first developed his T h e YUGOSLAVIAN From Satjajit leading artists and films. Ray comes role played by Nita Pan. tradition of musical ac- all- embracing curiosity need to be said that the contribution will be the Indian complishment to lean on. in music at large. He music of his trio and film "Charula- nell. From GERMANY comes through the world-famits Although his father, the studied everything from approach to Bach's origi. the lovely and celebrated ous ensemble of the 13 ta," and there will be two AUSTRALIA'S of One nal scores, is coloratura soprano Rita best musicians of the outstanding Italian films most distinguished "little head cashier at a com- jazz to Schumann, Deentirelp Streich, who will present Zagreb Radio - Television —"Red Desert" and "The theatres," the St. Mar- mercial bank, had no mu- bussy and, of course, Loussier's work. It is he who has organised and one memorable lieder re- Orchestra. Under its con- Gospel According to St. tin's Theatre from Mel- sical aptitude, Loussier's Bach. developed the Bach mother was a distincital in Winthrop Hall. ductor, 'Antonio Janigro, Matthew." re. bourne, will present the guished amateur musipertoire, he who has • GLIMPSE Rita Streich has perform- the ensemble has perFrom SPAIN, the Lu- Australian play, "Hallo- cian and seems to have been responsible for ed in every major opera formed at every major cerno Tena Company of ran's Little Boat" and passed on her sensibili- In 1959, by this time treatment of each each theme, house in Europe and European festival and at flamenco play, ties to her son. Dyer's dancers and cas- Charles long back in Paris, and at The trio—Pierre America and in 1963 re- the Brussels and Seattle Miche, tanet players of Madrid "Staircase." The visual 25 already a pianist of lot, string When he was 13 years ceived the Ninon Vallin World Fairs, and before will bass, Christian be making their first arts will feature a retro- old, Loussier had already vast experience, he was Garros, Prize for the quality of the Assembly of the Austra lian appearance spective exhibition of resolved on a career in first taken with the idea Loussier percussion, and her recorded perform- United Nations in New during the Festival. This paintings by Sidney music and two years of trying to catch a piano—is himself on the ances. very much his York. spectacular fiery group Nolan and an exhibition later entered the Paris glimpse of Bach through trio and the music very From FRANCE comes will stay for a brief six by seven Western Austra- Conservatoire, where, un- the jazz prism. He select- much his . . . and Bach's, From GREAT BRITAIN the Jacques Loussier days before moving on to lian painters. der the distinguished tea- ed his two accompanying the Festival will present Play Bach Trio, a jazz the Adelaide Festival. AnThe major literary at- cher, d'Yves Nat, he even- musicians for this difficombination which spe- Gillian Weir, a brilliant other "notable" from traction will be the apcult task, and almost imcialises in the music of young organist who has Spain is Orson Welles' pearances Judith of mediately began making HOLDEN, $200 more for already won internationJ. S. Bach, and whose refilm, "Falstaff," a combi- Wright in lunch-hour lecthe series of recordings your trade-in on a new Ho!. cent appearance at the al acclaim for the extent nation of five Shake- tures at the Playhouse which suddenly boosted den. Better finance—save Edinburgh Festival was of her repertoire and spearian plays. Theatre, and a special his reputation to interna- $250 on interest. Find the quality of her musione of the major music evening programme in out before you buy secondtional proportion. cianship. Gillian Weir has SCANDINAVIAN a r t St. events. George's College hand. Youngs WA Holden By 1964 his fame had made major appearances and film invariably pro- quadrangle. The Festival is eagerly Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., Other feanot only spread across at the St. Albans Interna- vide a major feature of awaiting confirmation of tures will be lunch-hour Europe, but had also Victoria Park, 6 6321. A/H the appearance of the in- tional Organ Festival, the the Festival and 1968 will lectures by Peter Cowan made some impression 74 6384. Royal Albert Hall, the be the best yet. The ( on American writing), S TYLE! ternationally acclaimed B allet Classique de Royal Festival Hall and Danish film "Crazy Para- and Leonid Gavrishchuk dise" is a zany, ribald on Russian literature. That's what Jim France. This company is the B.B.C. A brilliant selection of tale of politics and aph The University Debating Sharman's composed of dancers production specially selected by the British films includes' rodisiacs; from Sweden Union will sponsor three So "And To of Bed" will Ingmar Berg- debates on novel themes. Cultural Division of the "Romeo and Juliet," star- comes remembered be for. French Ministry of For- ring the incomparable man's 27th film, "Per The chief music course eign Affairs to tour Aus- Dame Margot Fonteyn i sona," and also from at the Festival banquet Undoubtedly the most tralia and New Zealand. and Rudolph Nureyev, in Sweden the breathtaking will be "Susanna's Sec- stylish local production ,011odern Yiharmacy "Dear John." A highlight Some notable French full colour, with the ret," an amusing opera Perth has seen for sevSole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS films will also contribute Royal Ballet Company of the Festival will be by Wolf-Ferrari, perform- eral years, it is prescribto the Festival pro- and the Royal Opera "Design in Scandinavia," ed by leading Western ed viewing for all who Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 gramme — "La Vie de House Orchestra. Three an exhibition of 1,000 Australian singers. value a touch of brilChateau" a comedy of other British film tri- items of design from The Australian Broad- liance in the theatre. Denmark, Finland, Norwhat might have happen- umphs are the "Marat/ casting Commission will ed on D-Day in World Sade," a play within a way and Sweden. This present two concerts in I don't intend to devote War II had not two play, set in the grim Cha- collection of furniture, the Somerville Audito- column inches to a relovers in the Resistance renton Asylum, and per- textiles jewellery glass- rium under the baton of cital of the special joys W .A.O.A. made up their quarrel; formed by the Royal ware, ceramics and other Henry Krips. Of special which await you at the articles has been featur"Alphaville," a "pop" art, Shakespeare C o m pany significance will be four Playhouse, if, and when, OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST science - fiction, private- directed by Peter Brook; ed at the Palais de "workshop" concerts de- you desert the idiot box 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 eye story and "The War " Accident," with screen- Louvre and will have its voted exclusively to Aus for a night of "live" theplay by Harold Pinter; Australian premiere dur- t ralian compo sitions; atre. That I enjoyed this Res.: 67 1685 and "Cul-de-Sac," direct- ing the Festival. these will be directed by production must be obSUPPORT vious. In fact, I enjoyed ed by Polanski (of "Knife The Australasian con- the resident conductor, so much I intend to it OUR in the Water" fame). Thomas Mayer, and tribution to the Festival ADVERTISERS A Sinhalese film of will also be notable. The three interstate conduc- see it again (no complitors, and will be offered mentary tickets the secto the public free of ond time!). It may seem mean to charge. such a brief review offer The Festival of Perth PTY. LTD. Committee will collabo- such a brief review, but rate closely with the it is, in fact, a sincere 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER A.B.C. in this particular compliment to producer venture and the Commit- and cast alike—there is W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors tee proposes to bring to so much to admire and decry! to little For so Better Paving Contact Us Perth from other parts Neville iseede is just of the Commonwealth We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of superb of as some of the composers short Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. whose works will be Samuel Pepys and JenWe have a most modern plant including power nifer West is just . . . played. Roller Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. It is hoped that, as part gorgeous. The rest you Estimates Submitted Free assess may yourself. for of these presentations, Don't forget to make a Country Clients please note that we have a Statemembers of the public, wide Service, and will gladly quote on arY the composers and the night for the second finrequirements. conductor may engage in est offering presented at a dialogue concerning the Playhouse in the past We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. the nature of the music. year. You won't regret it Prompt Delivery. It is believed that this ar- if you do—you may rePHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 rangement will consti- gret it if you don't. —Aristarchus.— tute a further expansion of a type of project recently attempted in other States. The "workshop" concerts will take place in the Basil Kirke Studio. In the Supreme Court Gardens on four consecutive Sunday evenMENTION THAT YOU SAW THE AD. 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ed and absorbing, the drama of the little SalArmy woman vation fighting the evils of drink in the local pub, and the VERDI: di's earliest days and put a lot of hard tragic consequences, was Isola Songs. some better-known, later into re-creating down to earth and very these omitted. have been morsels songs of Saga Fidelity, $1.95. human television. Verdiana. Dr. Finlay had little to IT is simple for a columVerdi was not exactly do with it, of course, but a Schubert at song-writnist to assume a manthis added to the enjoyner of unassuming omni- ing, just as Schubert HANDEL: ment of the programme. science, but I must con- tried in vain to write any Messiah By comparison with (Selections), fess that I never knew opera that could be menCasey or Kildare, Dr. Verdi had written any tioned in the same breath HE orchestra is the Finlay's Casebook is ususongs, as distinct from as Verdi's. London Symphony ally the closest to the arias. Few, These pleasant pieces if any, have truth these programmes been recorded and there- are taken mostly from Orchestra, the conductor is Stokowski, the ever reach, or ever seem fore this recor1. low-priced disc two sets of songs pub- ing by Decca's to care about. With a few fills a small gap in re- lished in 1837 and 1845 latest cie, vices. The sound, stories like this to bright- corded sound. with two more, "L'Esule" fore, is lusciously there. roman, en it up, it could well be There are ten songs on and "La Seduzione," pub- tic and the Pastoral syra, a viewing "must." Almost all lished in 1839. this record and, by readp hony in particular gljs. OR real talent, WHILE talking of chil- Is an example of the fortherefore them were of ing works of reference tens and gleams E "Brian and the dren, one could not fail mer. It is also one of the that are the common written before Verdi's Christmas tree. like a to mention "The Quiz worst. Frankly successes in opera. I liked it all very Juniors," from Kids" from Channel 2, much: Starring Juliet Prowse "THE Rolf Harris Show" source of this column's first The soloist is Donald particularly Norma and Denny Miller, Mona from Two, Sundays at unassuming omniscience Seven, Sunday. Sundays at 6 p.m. Proc. can ex- Pilli; the pianist is Thel- tor's rich, Having been a fan of is a poor situation type 7.30, is improving every noted above, I at 5.25 far surpasses any regret that ma Laurence. Both are cakey contraltoChristma,s. press a mild the radio show many comedy, using situations week. Roll's casual acvoice. / other show of its type years ago, I doubted at that are so improbable ceptance of his viewing they all come from Ver- unknowns, but they have wonder, however, if / would care to live *xi television. this pro- as to verge on the ridicu- audience is good, but he first what with this year in, year out. gramme had that could lous. Juliet Prowse relies tends to overdo it occaEven "Showcase," reI expect Norma Proc. be classed as visual en- on her long legs and ob- sionally. cently concluded, could tor was wondering a tertainment. vious good looks for His guest stars are topbit learn a lot from this along the same lines dui., I found my answer. viewing appeal, but she name artists, and this no bright programme. i ng the recording; she The juniors, without The brightest, most intel- fails to show any of the doubt helps the show "Carolyn Chisholm — sang in the best 'Messiah, "QUADRANT" — Seproad to quality that is essential along the hard ligent kids in Australia. the backing or ballyhooon disc back in A juvenile collection of to success— and that's success. Rolf himself tember-October, 1967. 50 Who Was She?" A brief recording was 1954. That ed introductions that life by Father J. G. Muralso by cents. comes through as a genuplague "Showcase," pre- intelligentsia that proves talent. Decca and it is still avail. lot of topics tagh of one of Australia's A varied is not "Dick Van Dyke" from artist who ine sent their songs in a one very important thing are discussed in this great Catholic women, able on Ace of Clubs, the clear, pleasant, uncom- about the younger gen- Seven, Thursday, 7.35, is afraid to do things that number. Michael Baumf who should be known by full three-disc set costing plicated manner. They eration. They are not all a different kettle of fish. would make me shudder, meets the attacks on his all. (10 cents.) not much more than this are obviously at ease in as "hopeless" as we Using the combined tal- such as his throaty ac- book, "The Sydney Opera "Australian Medic al Stokoi.vski issue. Del to i ront of the cameras, and adults tend to think. In ents of Van Dyke and companiment Of course, it isn't Stereo Maude Missionary in India" is Angus House." Mary Tyler Moore, the Shannon last Sunday. they are just stacked fact, there is an awful Britain's an account of Sister Phase 4, but it is genuine a view of gives extraDyke Show" unnecessary "Dick Van One with honest-to-goodness lot that we, as yesterworld. Mary Glowery, the leader Handel. day's youngsters, can is a winner. The advan- vagance, I feel, is the run-out in the talent. McAuley gives a in hospital work, who James tage in having good horde of gyrating great The sets are simple learn from this new scriptwriters and natural youngsters who crowd complaint at being omit came from Melbourne to and refreshing, as is the breed. Russian an- join the Society of Jesus, They are relaxed, culti- comic appeal has assured every scene. If all these ted from a shoice of songs that thology. Mary and Joseph at Gun- DVORAK: ratings. and I'm show of top are paid, this extras make up this half-hour vated young people who Symphony No. 4. Henrietta Drake-Brock- tur in India. (50 cents.) Generally, the great are, "The Rolf sure they future will provide the in of entertainment. Saint" introAusTV man writes on the "The Decca, have 'comedy' of these Harris Show" must jumble For "Showcase" en- basis of a greater Aus- programmes p r o vides the most enormous tralian inheritance and duces St. Clare of Astralia. trants, compulsory viewliterature. sisi, one of the nuns of IHE earlier symphonies Any doubts about the second - class viewing, wages bill at the end of our future of Dvorak are rarely ing of .the way these kids Political of Francis, who is the St. "Varieties fill merely being used to If twenty or so the week. handle themselves and future of the land down- up time slots that can't in performance, heard which gives some in Patron of TV, Catholicism," were dropped from the the situation on camera under can be eased away be put to better use. Morgan looks in- good ideas and some fine yet they are all at least Patrick make it would mob, it by watching "The Quiz would be in order. It seems we'll always more enjoyable viewing, terestingly at the influ notes for those who care pleasant listening. If They put us oldies to Kids." have them, so in the fol- and as far as Rolf is con- ence of Right and Left in for TV with their Catho- there are some passages shame. which haven't much to lowing weeks I will re- cerned, a much more eco- the working and plans of licity. (7 cents). they have the merit say, he sees Church, and An Ordinary "Just the MANY half-hour comedy view a few of them, as I nomic proposition. them working in present- Working Girl" is an ac- of being brief, whereas have done above, to see SAVE $100s on interest by series have flitted across day Catholicism in Aus- count of Sister Margaret some of Dvorak's conif we can't sort the good buying a brand new Hold- our screens since the adtralia. 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CITY business firm reP AINTING. quire young lady with R.: A basic question Personalised and indi- Commercial Junior and you should ask yourself vidual attention given to aged 15 years for office here is why you should all your painting require- duties, commencing early want to make such ments; prompt and effi- in 1968; applications are points. I do not say that cient service. —John C. called now, with successyou are not entitled to Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Tele- ful appointment subject do so in so far as you phone 61-4349. PresDoctrine," to satisfactory examinathe arguments you Harsh adseem to tell in its favour. gether with all other Ca" merely want to challenge tion result; good office vanced Vic.: were quite forOur motive for accept- tholics we continue to ton, Situations Wanted conditions, air-condition. midable. Q.; I was grateful for ing the authoritative accept those teaching my own competency as teachings of the Church precisely because they an exponent of the teach- PLASTER tradesman re- ing; salary above award, y our detailed criticism ings of the Catholic quires small jobs; crack etc. — Apply in writing R.: They were really is our faith in her as our are her of my proposition that authoritative the human soul is cre- of secondary importance, divinely -appointed teach- teachings. That's what Churcn or of philosophi- ed walls, ceilings, cement I with references to this ated only at the mom- save in the area the er and guide in matters the faith of a Catholic cal or dieological reas- rendering, fireplace mod ; office, Box No. 4425. Church herself leaves of religion. If we don't means when he says: "I ons in support of them ernising.—Phone 96-2669. ent of birth. CALLING all students, R.: I dealt with the open to the free discus- find the reasons put for- believe in the Holy Cath- quite apart from their here's a great opportg inherent authority. The length some sion of at philosophers ubject and ward by For Sale philosophers olic Church and in all s nity to earn extra pocket because it is one with t heologians. Granted an and theologians convinc- that she believes and danger with us all as huquality sell man beings is that we RECORDS: Add to your money; very important practical authoritative decision by ing, well and good. We teaches." Christmas cards to your lay-by or now can collection become so attached only onsequences, not the Catholic Church on can reject those and do c relatives and friends; no medically and legally, any given point of doc- our best to think out PRIVATE JUDGMENT to our own ideas that for Christmas; 12in. L.P.'s we really want not so from $1.95; all latest top- capital outlay, we proNOT THE TEST but also morally as re- trine, that stands inde- better arguments if we gards God's law concern- pendently of any reasons can. But the- authorita- Q.: There are only four much to know the truth 40 pops available.—W. R. vide sample and stock.— Write for details to P.O ing the sanctity of hu- philosophers or theolo- tive teachings of the Cafurther points I could but to have the satisfac- Phipps Pty. Ltd., 434 AlBox 69, Cottesloe. man life and religiously gians can think out for tholic Church are unafmake against what you tion of proving — at bany Highway, Victoria least to ourselves — that Park. Telephone 61-1270. as regards the adminis- themselves and which fected by that, and tosaid. Board Wanted our own ideas are right tration of the SacraThat attitude results in TENNIS racquets, superments. My main purMARIST student; in pose was to explain what said to have created an unwillingness to see seded, $9.50 to $19.50, re- Wembley-Floreat area or the force of any reasons strings and repairs, same Wembley Downs.—Reply viruses. our Catholic religion obliges us to hold — inR.: Viruses are a kind that tell against what we day service, used tennis Box 4364, this office. cluding myself as well as of half-way stage be- prefer to think and even balls 25c. to 40c. — At JUNIOR female banking of spontaneous genera- tween non-living and liv- in the positive will to Wimblrdon Sports, 14 you and all other Catho- H.R.B., Nymboida: requires officer full lics — and - to what ex- Q.: If the sun blacked tion of life from non-living things. They show defy the authoritative David Jones Arcade, off board metro area, new guidance of the out, Catholic would not life on ing to left free are matter. we It won't af- no signs of vital activity tent Barrack Street, Perth. year. — Reply 10 Kirwan this earth cease? fect Christianity in the in themselves, but lodg- Church should that con- Telephone 234219. adopt opinions we ourStreet, Floreat. R.: Yes. Life could not least should the theory ed in a living cell of some flict with our own priselves think more or less vate judgment of how continue ONE ColHeart to Sacred exist eventually without Catholics, we As be scientifi- already existent organlikely. Board Available are obliged to hold first- the Sun's light and heat. cally established. ism they acquire a power things ought to be. G. K. leg summer tunic, six Chesterton at least saw (S.W.).—Apply pinafores ELECTRICITY Single ly that God Himself dir- Q.: Could not the sun, bed sitting room of self-reproduction. Bithen, at least indirect- Q.: The brain has elec- ologists have succeded the folly of this attitude to 10 Kirwan St., Floreat. offered by educated lady ectly creates each human ly, be the cause of life? trical impulses and the in breaking down a to when he said: soul, and, secondly, that in pleasant flat opposite R.: No. It provides heart can be kept beat- bacco plant virus into its "I became a Catholic b.-2• BRIDAL veil, long match- transport —Ring 67-5339 He certainly does so ing bouquet, new, $10.— ing with electricity. conditions months before the actu- supporting component parts, nucleic cause I did not want a R: Electricty is a form acid and protein. Each Church which was right Phone 28-2222 any time. al birth of a child. As necessary for life. But FIND out how cheap a new. when I was right, but regards the actual mo- the cause of life, which of physical energy which part separately was Holden can be before yo'.1 a Church which was involves a 3oard & Lodging buy a used transition can stimulate the activi- f ound to be an inert ments of the soul's crecar. Today deation, we are free to from inorganic matter to ties of a material organ- chemical; but combined right when I was wrong" sub stance s, ism. But it is not itself they manifested the pro- in other words a Church A 15-year-old boy who posits from only $436 hold either that this oc- organic curs when conception it- would be either a direct the vital principle or perties of the parasitic which could put him has recently left Clontarf ( Genuine) $200 more for self takes place, or some act of creation by God; "life" of the organism. tobacco plant virus. Be- right and save him from would like full accommo- your trade-in. Play safe weeks later when the or, indirectly, through an As regards the brain, Sir tween definitely non-liv- the mistakes to which dation from where he —phone for all details embryo has reached a association of material John Eccles, in his book. ing matter and definite- he knew himself to be so can travel to work in first. Youngs WA, Holder+ stage of discernibly hu- chemical elements hav- "The Neuro-Physiological ly living organisms there liable in common with Victoria Park. — Please Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., man organic develop- ing a divinely-implanted Basis of Mind," denies is a largely unexplored all other human beings. phone Miss Collins on Victoria Park. 6 6321. A/FC, 46 3265. Those general remarks 23-1921, office hours. ment. That's as regards power to begin "living," that the mind is to be region containing all theory. In practice, we under appropriate condi- identified with brain ac- non-living substa nces must do for the time behave to act on the as- ions. tivities. He holds that which enter into the ing. Next week I'll take Accommodation HOLDEN, $200 more for sumption that the first the mind is a distinct en- composition of living the four further points This theory should Q . A vailable your trade-in on a new Hot- of these two opinions is tity which uses the brain ones. Viruses belong to you wish to urge in favbe hard to toss. our of your own opinion den. Better finance—says true, in order to avoid R.: There is nothing in as its instrument in this region, and biolo any possible violation of the Christian religion psychosomatic processes. gists hope to find from against the teachings of ACCOMMODATION f o r $250 on interest. Find Catholic Church R.C. pensioner (gardener out before you buy second-. the rights of the unborn which should make one The mind or intelligence the study of them the the child and of God's law want to "toss" it. The belongs to the spiritual, secret of the origin of which I myself am as handyman) in return for hand. Youngs WA Holden obliged to accept as all three hours work five Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., concerning those rights. difficulty is for science not to the material order. life. others who claim to be- days per week. — Phone Victoria Park, 66321. 0-4 4-: / must confess that to establish the theory Q-: Scientists are now lieve in the Catholic re- 67-1264 between 9 a.m. 74 6384. MAKING "DEAD and noon. ligion. MATTER" LIVE

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