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No. 3326. PERTH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1967.
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He took excepion to the carry the positive elenurses from St. John of God Hospital Training School formed a carol singing group to entersaid he will travel in Pope's reference to -the ment of reconstruction." and patients at Christmas time. Here they are pictured on the stairway of the Maternity Africa for six months becowardice of those who He said the Pope "puts fore settling in a misfear it may be their us on our guard against sionary post. duty to give their a negative attitude." life for the service of Preaching at a Mass their own country and he celebrated in Notre of their own brothers. Dame church here the when these are engaged clay before his departure, in the defence of justice Cardinal Leger said, "It and liberty." is for me a glad and sad N GLI SH Catholics The Pope referred to occasion." are expected to such persons as those PLEA from benefit a bill now who "seek only a flight His final plea to the going through Parliafrom their responsibipeople of Montreal was, ment to allow the Anglility, from the risks that "Pray for me, remember can Church to transfer are necessarily involved which still stand—pos- is a heavy and wasteful Anglican vicar to ac- me, and love your neigh unneeded churches to SPECIAL vocational in the accomplishment sibly after restoration— financial burden. quire a large Anglican hour." training centre for other denominations. of great duties and genWhen he announced were taken over at the church which has been girls has erous exploits." The Malaysian NO OBJECTION his intention to leave The bill is meeting Reformation. unused for the past five established in very little opposition Pope added that -peace been Montreal, Cardinal Leger One of the first places years. Kuala Lumpur by the and is expected to be In some instances Anis not pacifism." to benefit from the new The local Anglican said that he made the The WCC statement co-operative effort of approved finally early glican churches were bill is likely final decision at the Syto be the auth orities are raising nod of Bishops said that it must be re- Australian and Ameri- next year. built on land taken little when "it Oundle. town of in no objection and the from cognised that -men of can Catholic Relief Serthe Catholic N o rthampton became clear to me that shire Catholics of Oundle Because of a general Church. Others were conscience differ as to vices and the Holy InOur Lord was asking me which now has an active have already raised for deeds as well as the rightness of methods fant Jesus Sisters of slump in religious prac- built in the last century tice in England and when the then flourish- Catholic population but about $7.000 towards words." to be followed and the Sentul. The $25,000 centre, shifting populations., the ing Catholic Church was only a small Catholic renovating the 89-yearobligations they should He also said that he accept" in the matter of which will accept girls Anglican Church today much more generally church—itself a former old church—when they • had 'reached the age Baptist chapel — which can get it. armed conflict. "Free from poor families, irre- has a considerable num- supported. where a certain scleroSome are The expect to acquire sis of soul and body dom of conscience is a spective of race or reli- ber of such unneeded now badly located to is much too small fof Catholic needs. the church on an indefi- might set in. The spur fundamental human gious beliefs, was open- churches. Many well- serve Anglican needs, Since 1963 the Catho- nite lease with the reright and its protection ed on December 2 by the built Catholic churches and their maintenance must be used to get out lics there have been sponsibility for mainis essential to better in- Bishop of Kuala Lumnegotiating with the tenance and insurance. of the rut. "It is so easy to beternational relations," pur, Monsignor Dominic the statement added. Vendargon. come installed in comThe object of the cenfortable habits after havtre is to provide domesing exercised authority IN ADVANCE tic science classes free for a long time, especThe WCC had receiv- for poor girls who canially in a diocese where ed advance notice of the not continue their secCatholics comprise the Pope's message, which large majority. The conondary education. observers noted as a frontation with paganThe centre will be A TOP DUTCH Catho- binding for me. Local Sign of the developing ism may stimulate faith." about able forty take to state government lic offiments, views and contacts between the AFTER 66 years of ised by a joyous, girls at a time and it had V atican and other an initial intake of 15 cial criticised many Ca- theories have no value Religious Life as prayerful spirit and tholics in his country for me if they are not Christian churches. a Sister of St. John of and a strong faith. girls, who are attending who "make the great approved and supported " 'Love for peace and sewing and dressmaking God, Mother The late Mother M. mistake of intellectual by the views of Rome. I commitment Monica Callan died Monica is survived jus- classes. to am very arrogance." much in favour tice,'" said the at Subiaco on Decemby three sisters, two The centre was first Dr. Joseph Luns, min- of renewal in the Church statement, "meanWCC ber 13. brothers predeceased for planned by the Sisters ister of foreign affairs, as that has been expressome that they must The campaign for be She was born in her. ready to establish and about five years ago and deplored religious exper- sed in the latest ecumeniprayers, particularly the On Saturday mornin asked 1964 the they Dublin. daughter of iments "outside thr3 cal council, but only indefend them attendance at Mass on ing, in the presence with force Catholic Welfare Ser- scope of the rules set by side the limits set by the James and Margaret of arms, even a Friday to beg the of Bishop M. Mcthough they vices help for and Pope." Callan. six Pope" "wrong and and of one the as War is recognised guidance of the Holy Keon, Solemn as Rean obtained initial help of dangerous." Stressing that he was children. She entered evil. Spirit in the problem of quiem Mass was cele$3.300 from the Catholic Dr. Luns expressed a great admirer of Pope St. John of God Novi"For others, war Catholic Education is brated in the Conand Charities Board in Kua- these and other views Paul VI, Dr. Luns refertiate, Wexford, bethe proceeding well in Bunmethods of warfare la Lumpur. This enabled concerning the post-con- red to the Pontiff vent Chapel by Fafore coming to Subias "a inaY burden their bury. ther J. Bianchini. con- the Sisters to set up a ciliar Church in a biog- diplomatic Pope." The aco. sciences so heavily that To awaken further indeacon was Father P. centre in a rented flat in raphy written by Han J. "His is one of the the same At the turn of the O'Reilly, sub-deacon terest. "The Record" love for peace Sentul. hea Hansen, parliamenviest A. tasks that ever and the century, she was one Father T. Corcoran. will begin a series next same commitThe class was started tary correspondent for had to be fulfilled in the rnent to the pioneer Catho- Father J. Corcoran of week on this campaign. justice force with four sewing ma- De Volkskrant, Dutcn history of the Church," them to lic educators of the was M.C. and Father service." refuse military chines and an instructor national Catholic daily. he said. "He works and Goldfields, later was F. Dillon recited OWING to holidays, the but the monthly 'rental In offering his views lives in an extremely At a press Superior for some last prayers at the some items had to be conference was $160. arranged on Catholic life in The difficult age. The winds years at Kalgoorlie by the Holy held over and the g raveside. At this point, the new Netherlands today, Dr. of change that blow !e in and Northam, also atnumber of pages reVatican A number City, of stressed that as through a clergy c Luns the joint entre Church became a Avionsignor tached to Bailin a duced for this xveek's Paul were present, also retprd, an official Pou- project of Australian Catholic he was "very make him very anxious more, Eire. Mother presentatives of the issue. of the and American Relief much a Roman Catho- and uneasy. I must say ,..aPal Monica was active to Religious Ord tate, Secretariat of Services and the Sisters lic." that I am often annoyed ers a short time before asserted that the of and old friends and by rude and insulting IN FAVOUR oPe's the Sentul Convent. death, and attended ex-pupils of Mother "The Record- wishes ot be statements could "In other words," he statements that some The Catholic ChariMass daily taken as a conuntil her all its readers and Monica. authority of Catholics in this country ties Board of Malaya has added, "the dernnation of transfer to hospital. advertisers a Happy May she religious rest in dare conscienin Pope to make about the the now annual promised an ti"s objection. She was characterNew Year. peace. Mon- grant. matters is absolutely Holy Father."
MINUTES otter the release of Pope Paul VI's message calling for the observance of a Day of Peace on January 1, the World Council of Churches (WCC) issued a statement urging its member c hurches to take note of the Pope's appeal for prayers for peace.
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CatholicAnglican Wedding A Catholic was granted permission to marry a Protestant in the Anglican Cathedral at Oxford, England.
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Both, however, assurred Catholic authorities that any children will be brought up as Catholics. The marriage, witn special permission from the Vatican, took place in the Anglican cathedral here between Dr. Priscilla Fogarty, 24-yearold daughter of Prof. Michael Fogarty, wellknown Catholic sociologist and economist, and Dr. Matthew Stallard, 26, son of Canon Frederick Stallard, an Anglican clergyman. Canon Stallard con ducted the Anglican marriage service and Father John Crozier, a Catholic pastor in Oxford, read the Gospel and Collect, spoke and gave a blessing. The cathedral dean also gave a blessing. OFFICIAL STATEMENT In connection with the wedding Archbishop George P. Dwyer of Birmingham issued a special statement: "The essential requirement for marriage is the exchange of consent by bride and groom," the s tatement said. "However, when a Catholic marries the Church normally requires for validity that the priest officiates at the marriags as official witness of the Church. This is to safeguard the sacramental validity of Christian marriage. "Since Canon Stallard was naturally anxious to celebrate the marriage of his own son, the bishop of the Catholic bride laid the matter before His Holiness the Pope, who, in view of these exceptional circumstances and on hearing that the Catholic upbringing of any children was assured, readily relaxed the Church's law to allow him to do so. CONSULTATION "It is not possible to have a joint ceremony in the strict sense in such cases, since both civil and canon law require that only one person may officiate at a marriage. However, the parish priest of Holy Rood Church, Oxford (Father Crozier) was present at the marriage and added a prayer and blessing. "It is to be hoped that at a future date an ecumenical service may be composed for this kind of occasion. This will involve consultation and agreement at national level between the Catholic Church, the Church of England, and Free Churches, the Secretariat for Christian Unity and probably the civil authorities. "No doubt the mixed commission which the (Anglican and Catholic) Churches have set up to deal with the question of mixed marriages will al so consider the provision of a suitable form ca service."
Around The Diocese . . . .
BUNBURY FRIENDSHIP WEEKEND. — Recently the Y.C.W. of Bunbury Diocese was host to nearly 450 young people at their annual Friendship Weekend. The motor car made it possible for these young people to travel great distances to attend the weekend and the generosity of the Bunbury families made the visitors' stay most enjoyable. Some 17 billets were provided and of these nearly a hundred were taken by Perthites. The others came from Northam, Katanning, Kojonup, Albany„ Manjimup and other places. Many new friendships resulted from this and many renewed for those returning for yet another friendship weekend, having attended those of previous years. The highlight of the weekend was the Ball an Saturday night. Music was provided nonstop by two local orchestras and the ballroom appropriately decorated. with a "Modern-Set" decor. On Sunday morning the traditional Y.C.W. Mass was celebrated b? the Diocesan Chaplain of Bunbury, Father Dwyer, in the Cathedral. In addressing the congregation he welcomed the visitors from Perth and the surrounding parishes of the Bunbury Diocese and pointed out the impprtant role the Young Christian Workers have as Apostles of Christ. The friendship weekend was an example of their zeal. Following Mass, a picnic lunch and basketball match were held in the grounds of St. Mary's in South Bunbury, after which everyone returned home, tired yet refreshed by a most enjoyable and valuable stay in Bunbury.
Y.C.W. DIOCESAN RALLY.—"The greatest time for influence is in leisure time," according to Miss Marie Duggan, a recently returned Mission Volunteer from New Guinea, addressing delegates at a recent Y.C.W. Rally at Kalamunda. Some 90 delegates from branches around Perth attended the rally, the theme of which was "Christian Reflection," centred around t he two main topics—free time and the International Movement ot Y.C.W.'s. The day began with delegates in group discussions on "free time." Taking actual situations arising in leisure, the groups reflected on the Christian attitude and discovered that very often there are contradictions to this approach in everyday life. In closing the session on "Free Time," Miss Duggan, who is a teacher, related some of her lay missionary activity 'while teaching with the missions in New Guinea. She pointed out that lay volunteers on the missions carry out normal daily activities as they would in Perth —teachers teach, agriculturalists work on the farms and, as in Perth„ they have their leisure time. It was during this free time that the volunteer could be an influence with the local inhabitants. The reason for this is that the environment is more relaxed and one gets to know the people better. Miss Duggan added, rather forcefully, that this applies also in Perth. Everyone has a missionary role to play and can exploit this to the fullest during their free time. The rally continued after lunch with eight branches reviewing their group activities for the year. This provided a cross-sectional view of activity by the whole diocese. It was reported that Y.C.W. dances are run to provide "low-cost, enjoyable entertainment for the youth of the districts and at the same time setting a good example and providing activity to fill in free time." The dances also develop friendship among the young people who attend regularly. As a result of the Internatonal Enquiry, examples were given of the concern some branches have for the welfare of Aborigines and the problems facing migrants in Australia. Considerable discussion arose on the problems facing the Italian newcomers to Western Australia: their language difficulties and their cultural and family differences. Popular among the Y.C.W. services is sport. The football and basketball teams are run by the Y.C.W. members and leaders themselves. thus helping them to accept responsibility. Through organised competition many young people are influenced by a Christian environment. One branch reported that it is reviewing the question of under-age drinking and it was evident in discussion that there are mixed feelings on moves to lower the legal drinking age to 18 years. Assisting the parish priest in his work proved rewarding for one branch that had worked on compiling the parish census.
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Through visiting people in the district, they were able to make new contacts and thus extend their influence further. In closing this review, Dick Finucane, vicepresident of the Diocesan Executive, expressed the need to reflect on a branch activity, that this action only has value if it can acquire a Christian significance. The closing session of the rally was devoted to the International Campaign. Michael Jones, chairman of the International Committee, outlined the campaign to the delegates. The Y.C.W.'s international concern begins in Perth with its migrants, its Asian students and our Aborigines. In addition, it is concerned with the developing nations of Asia to which Australia sends extension workers to help these peoples realise their dignity and their destinies. These young volunteers need the material and spiritual support of everyone in Australia. Thus the need for the International Appeal. A surprise visitor to the Rally was Bill Hebb, the National President of the Y.C.W. Summing up the International Campaign, Bill expressed the need to accompany the appeal with education to make people aware of the struggles facing the peoples of developing nations. The Rally ended with Father O'Brien, the Diocesan Chaplain, thanking delegates for their efforts over the past year and pointing out the unique role they have to play in the world around them. He expressed the hope that they continue in this work in the coming year. A barbecue-tea followed at Marian Lodge to the relaxed accompaniment of high-fidelity pop music. The evening was highlighted by the singing of Christmas Carols by all in keeping with the festive season. YOUTH CONCERT. — Approximately thirty young people from the Beaconsfield parish are at the moment rehearsing for a variety concert to be put on early in February. A number of comedy sketches are in the process of being written and being at the hands of such people as Maureen Wesley are expected to be quite a riot. The concert will include quite a show of dancing and folk numbers. Most of the rehearsals are being held at the home of Rose Bax, the Y.C.W. president in the parish, and a lot of fun and laughs are at present the main part of the rehearsals. The final "staging" of the concert will be the combined results of Maureen Wesley's ideas and the Y.C.W. enquiry on Time for Living, which showed the need for some social activity for the whole parish to enjoy. Adults will be involved in helping with the costumes and make-up and, of course, their attenance at the concert will be fully welcomed. The proceeds will be divided and go towards the Y.C.W. group, International Y.C.W., the parish and the local St. Vincent de Paul Society. The "show" will last about three hours and the stage will be the basketball courts near the church, as quite a crowd is expected to attend. Full advertising will start after the New Year and everyone is welcome to come along. A New Year's Eve party will be held also at the home of Rose Bax, of 74 Solomon Street, Beaconsfield, and a sneak rehearsal of some of the folk song numbers just may be included in the evening's entertainment. Otherwise plenty of music and fun is assured for the beginning of 1968 and all boys and girls, including school-leavers, are invited to come along. The Y.C.W. girls' leaders' group are resuming their weekly meetings on January 23 and the girls will begin contacting for a sub-group to start up from that date. CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. — The Diocesan Chaplain and Boys' and Girls' Executives extend to all Y.C.W.'s the peace and joy of Christmas and wish to thank them for their support and help during the year. NEW YEAR'S EVE RIVER CRUISE. — The combined Y.C.W. Social Committee of Palmyra, Applecross and Melville are holding a River Cruise on New Year's Eve. The S.S. Perth will depart from the Barrack Street Jetty at 8 p.m. and arrive back at 1 a.m. There will be a short stop of about one hour at Point Walter for a barbecue—the meat, etc., will be supplied and drinks available. Tickets are available at the Y.C.W. Office. Continuous dancing and festivities will ensure a terrific evening for all who attend.
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Danger In The Future THE dangers and difficulties the Church faces in trying to answer the questions of modern man were stressed by tilt German bishops in a letter to all who have been charged by the Church witil the preaching of the faith. The letter was approved at the German Bishops' Conference at Fulda in September, but only released in December. Noting the many changes brought about by tai natural sciences and technology, the bishapi s tated: "Man subjugates the world in an up_to. now undreamed of measure: he lives more ant more in a world largely made by himself. Titi4 affects and determines his thinking and actions?,
FORCEFUL QUESTION Despite these scientific advances, they sajA "there still lurks the question, as forceful as ever: What is the meaning of all this, why is mail here?" Many wonder if the Church is supplying ask, quate answers to these questions, the bishops said, and then went on to state that the certitude once felt "regarding the substance and dimension of doctrine seems no longer to exist in certain, spheres." The bishops pointed out in their letter that the Second Vatican Council "undertook the great effort of facing up to the present and preparing for the future." They admitted that "this under. taking was bound to cause uneasiness in the lift of the Church." Another problem. the German bishops said, Is that the Church opened herself to the world "at a moment when she herself is intensely involved in the task of a deep self-examination."
PATIENCE REQUIRED The bishops said they realise that this self. examination is considered unnecessary and int. prudent by many, and stressed that the Church will need great patience and honest dialogue within itself before it can adequately formulate the substance of its teaching for modern man. They warned against expressing personal opinions as though they are of the substance of the faith. The bishops also stated what they felt to tie their twofold responsibilities towards the Vatican Council: "We must acknowledge without reservation the innovations it brings" and "understand and demonstrate the innovations as an extension" of the substance of the faith that has been trans. mitted through the centuries. In their letter the bishops also stressed the Reel Presence of the Body and Blood of Christ in OA Eucharist. On the liturgy, they declared: "A liturgy considered merely as a social ritual, a social affirmation of Christian brotherhood, will not achieve itS real object: God's glorification and through that the salvation of men." .11
Masses For The Week December 31 (White): SUNDAY WITHIN 1110 OCTAVE OF NATIVITY (2nd Class). 16.0 Communicanto Proper. Creed. Preface and of Nativity. January 1 (White): Octave of the Nativity of Our Lord (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed. face and Communicantes of Nativity. Name ft ! January 2 (White): Feast of the Holy Jesus (2nd Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Pre' face of Nativity. ! January 3 (White): Mass of January Class). Gloria. Preface of Nativity. January 4 (White): Mass of January Class), Gloria. Preface of Nativity. January 5, (White): Mass of January Class). Gloria. Preface of Nativity. January 5 (White): Feast of the EpipharlY (1st Preface and Class), Mass Proper. Creed. Communicantes of the Epiphany. January 7 (White): Feast of the Holy FamilY-Class, First Sunday after Epiphany (2nd EpicalanY' of Mass Proper. Creed. Preface
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School Church Named MASSES After Brothers' Founder FOR DEAD
A new Church-School, school converted for Mass. built at a cost of $22,000, officially was opened and blessed by Bishop M. McKeon at Wilson on Sunday. December 17. The Ignatius Rice Memorial Church-School was designed and built by Mr. B. Bianchini on a site donated by the Christian Brothers', and named in honour of their founder. Bishop McKeon, in his address before the cele•-• bration of the first Mass, m i xi congratulated Father P. I A MI II I Gavin and the parishioners on the compleal in 1 1 tion of the new building. The Bishop said a spe- 111111111161PACM4awwww .. .-,.....o. 1 cial word of thanks to the men and women of the parish who by their Exterior view of the new Wilson School.
Reqtatem Mass was offered on Monday, December 18, in the chapel of the Little Sisters of the Poor at Glendalough for Mrs. Teresa Mary Rutherford, wife of Mr. Arthur Rutherford and mother of Father H Rutherford, the parish priest of Miling. Father Rutherford celebrated the Mass, which was attended by Lord Abbot G. Gomez. Mrs. Rutherford, who was 78, is survived by her husband five children, Laurie, Eileen, Father Rutherford, Olive and Kevin, 17 grandchildren and nine great - grandchildren. 4,
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Father Thomas O'Neill concelebrated a Requiem Mass with Father F. Ryan on Saturday, December 16, for the soul of his brother, Mr. Pat O'Neill, who died on December 13 at St. Anne's Hospital, Mt. Lawley. The late Mr. O'Neill, son of the late Mr. P. O'Neill and Mrs. Kathleen O'Neill, leaves a. widow, Mrs. Hilary O'Neill, and eight children, Carmel, Katherine, Mary, Ellen, Patrick, Margo, Kevin and Philippa. Mr. O'Neill was Senior Master of Governor Stirling High School. R.I.P.
hard work and generos- blessing of the parish.' The Bishop paid tribute ity had furnished the Speaking of the birth to the present parish Sanctuary with the Altar, of the child Jesus on the priest, Father Gavin, and the Tabernacle, the Tab. first Christmas day, the congratulated him on the ernacle throne and many Bishop likened this to opening of the new other furnishings. the coming of Christ to Church-School In doing He said that had it not the parish at Wilson. so he also remembered been for their help and "This is indeed an oc. the previous parish their generous support, casion of rejoicing as -.ve priest at Wilson, Father the new building could might say that this morn- M. Diginey not have been attempted. ing Christmas and Beth"The most fitting tribWith regard to the lehem have come to ute I can pay both debt of $22,000 owing, the Wilson. priests is expresed in 01":f• Bishop stressed his gra-z"Christmas actuall7 sentence taken from the itude to the parishion- means Christ's Mass, Epistle of Oil, morning ers, and said that only and in the Holy Sacri- Mass — "All men should by their continued sun- fice of the Mass, Christ notice how kind you port would the burden of comes to dwell amongst are." debt be lightened. us once again. in conclusion, Bishcp "Bethlehem means the McKeon The Bishop then ackContact congratulated nowledged the kindness house of bread, and from the architect and builder FIFTY ELECTED LAY and help that the Christ- this day forward, Christ Mr. B. Bianchini on the PEOPLE WILL PARTICIian Brothers' of Castle- will dwell here day and design and quality of the PATE IN THE SYNOD dare had given the priest night." TO BE HELD NEXT #4.41 , 414.4.4.4414.4 and people of Wilson. 41 , 0411 , 41"."04,44,0".4" JANUAR Y "Over the years they IN THE have provided a home ARCHDIOCESE OF for the priest, and have ROUEN. given the people and Cnr. Cambridge their priest the use of In addition to the 50 lay people, 90 priests Castledare Chapel. & Kimberley Sts. the and male Religious and And now, the lovely site West Leederville on which this building A CHEQUE for $1,000, assistance of the Sacred 10 nuns will participate in the synod (Jan. 24-28) stands is again a gift sent by an anonymous Heart Children's Home Phone: under the leadership of of the Christian Broth- Queensland donor for at Wandiwash in the Joseph Cardinal Martin ers' to the parish. the relief of poverty in North Arcot district of of Rouen and Coadjutor "We must pray that the Peruvian province of Madras in India, which Archbisho we might get some teach- Puno, p Andre Pail"Member of The Pest has been received caters for poor and orControl Association of ler. ers to take up work in by Australia phan n Catholic children. The Home Western Australia." the school. This would Relief The preparatory work in Sydney from is still struggling to reindeed be the crowning Bishop W. Brennan, of cover from the effects of began 18 months ago. Toowoomba. a disastrous cyclone in The 500 priests of the archdiocese W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS began a Inquiries revealed that November, 1966. study of the decrees of the province of Puno is In a pathetic letter to PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS the poorest region of the Director of Catholic the Second Vatican CounCertified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and Peru and has been de- Relief Services in New cil, and nuns and lay General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. clared a permanent emer- Delhi, the Mother Su- people were called upon Phones: 28 1714. 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From the 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY Puno and, in reply, re- phanage and farm had responses, schemas were ceived a recommenda- improved over the last drawn up by 10 commisPhone: 8 2406 tion that the money be five years through the sions and subcommisAll Types of Electrical Work Undertaken used on special foods for charitable help of C.R.S., sions dealing with the children and infants. but the cyclone in Nov- general organisation of The recommendations ember, 1966, had caused the archdiocese, forma1+ from Geneva to A.C.R. great damage and had tion and life of priests, MEMORIALS + also listed necessary re- affected nearly 270 chil- the role of the laity, liturgical and sacramenquirements for courses dren and Sisters. 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, on nutrition, cooking and "In that moment of tal life, Catechesis, and FREMANTLE Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected hygiene to be given to alarm and confusion, means of social communanywhere in W.A. 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Thursday, December 28, 1967
THE RECORD
Page Four
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses . .
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WE found that this loneliness is not external but internal, and that this comes from being committed." They live on the edge of a group and participate only by observation But is this the quality not alone of the young? Has not Douglas Woodruff written on the Uncommitted Mind in relation only to adults? It used to be that the alienated youth could ask their elders for flags to march under, and crosses to live under., and rules to live
identity crisis is to cry out to Someone to pick up the broken pieces and to put the Humpty Dumpty of our life together again. The split atom has brought on the split man. There must be some other way of healthe brokenness than to identify "life ing night. Shame is self-exposure. It does benzedrine, sleep with nembutal with not present us as we would like to be. happiness with alcohol." and but as we are. No one can pack a suitcase if he goes the suitcase; as no one can make into makes and ns pretensio of us It 'strips d Nations except Someone outside Unite us hide as Adam and Eve hid after their nations. the ." ashamed and sin. "We were naked So, in our split personality of the New They recognised their own identity or scence, there must be Someone Adole the the image which they had spoiled, ourselves Who can effect the reoutside a is . Shame blotched had they portrait on, whether it be the young conciliati self-confrontation, the open fork on the with disillusionment, or the old are who another take to us road, the forcing childish with meaninglessare old who path; it is the mirror held up to our ness. identity which does not flatter no matter It may very well be that the most enhow much we make the tongue flatter. couraging word that can be uttered at our present day is the word "sin." It is This self-disclosure in shame does not the battle cry of hope and liberation, the lie; sleeping tablets may be used to berd of victory and the gospel of standa identity is our there but cloud the truth, as we stand now, and as we will stand cheer and encouragement. Once we rebefore the Judgment Seat of God. And cognise that the trouble is not with there is no adolescent in the world, things OUTSIDE us, but rather IN us, young or old, who does not have this God can do something to mend our broken hearts. moment of disclosure of his identity.
The Adolescence Of The Old
N a previous article we dealt with the age-gap between
the old and the young, and of the loneliness of the adolescent.
positive more POSITIVE THE solving the way of
by; now the old adolescents have nothing to give them. They have no signposts either. Why ask the way of those : who also are lost?
The New. Adolescence then no more belongs to teenagers .than to sexagenarians because it is a state of mind. Basically it is a question of identity: "Who am I?" And the old no more than the young, can answer the question.
1:11 does one get NEGATIVE HOW o.ut of this new
A adolescence? negative and a positive way are possible. The negative way to unveil our identity is to face up to shame. All feel it in varing degrees, either after an excess, or in contrast to the innocence of a child, or when rebuffed by the unshakably good, or even in the dark dreams of the
ROME REPORT....
nudes for principles, not for pleasure. They claim they are part of a battle for a "new morality," a "contribution to sexual education and "a means rationalisticthe for pagan liberation of citizens." as "Ii Mulino," a Bologna instincts HEATED debate faction of EO Cardinal Suenens them to answer you inmonthly review, comn from the task of evasio is raging in of Malines-Brussels dividually. Believe me, restructuring societ y, lined by Mario Signorini government, they do not mented bitterly that anyrejected the charges your bishop intends as has martyrs the to of as aware modone Italy but admitted that in the non-Communist control society, which is of heresy made by an much as you to maintain religious for died funcwho can eroticism ern porwhether left-wing weekly "Astro- undergoing a profound against intact the most complete tion as "anti-conformist labio." Signorini claims transformation. This evo- and political liberty elderly priest the orthodoxy, but the truth nography is really subversion." of priests other to d embittere would be that the Catholic power lution from a traditionalis gravely harmed by for archdiocese. battle the that necessary. see The Marxists' embar- structure in Italy de- ist, to an affluent, consuch proceedings." nowadays Italy in the of liberty A t a meeting Over a hundred mem- rassment is partly due to pends on a state of sexual sumer - oriented society concerns only sexual linarchdiocesan council of Father ,De Coninck's bers of parliament have the fact that the maga- repression. He describes troubles the Christian erty, the elimination of priests, the cardinal read brochure was written in as desire much as ts question miin ncy Democra zines ristian-do emerge Demo-Ch the requested control of instincts. a statement that he had the form of an answer to the only to imitate one of the nated society in these anyone else, as is shown any against measures authoritative left- sent to 72-year-old Fath- questions asked of the The growing number of licen- most blatant products of terms: "Eye fixed on the by an editorial in the wing review, which is er A. De Coninck, who priests of the archdiolife: of Popolo." "II way daily, sociAmerican while the party's tious publications model of American inspi- had circulated a bro cese at the meeting of Catholic of partly even ety, heart in the shadow But The changes in society, a lightning trial has just "Playboy." ration, described the situ- chure questioning the the council of priests concluded in Rome with more, it is linked with a of the confessional, mor- said "II Popolo," mean ation as a latter-day be- orthodoxy of a number June 14. l revolutraditiona condemnation of the pub- fear that sexual ality linked with customs that "many trayal of the clerks." of priests of the archThe questions were: lisher of one of the new tionaries are activists of the deep south. It is norms and rules are caldiocese. "certain that 1. What is meant by in bed. and men." ("Playonly for cified" "magazines true that Hefner It is difficult to discrisurNoting the pained result minate between the audawhich the isolation of the publisher) stop- taboos, boy's" prise cause by the circ- priest? What are, in The classic confrontaSome see such senChiasso (town on from an obsessive and cious and obscene in the ulation of Father De con- ped at Marat-Sade tences as a threat to the tion m, oppres sive puritanis talo-Swiss frontier). flood of girlie magazines, Coninck's brochure, "An your opinion, the causes optimistic I the freedom of the press, trasts of this isolation? How their precarious ar- but it should be possible Signorini argues that show Answer to Two Ques- can it be remedied? while others praise them puritan who is prepared tificiality." prethe on improve to s magazine men's Suenens new the tions," Cardinal as a defence of the to slaughter his way to "Too often," it con- sent system of sequestra2. Do you believe that said: Mommaland and Moral- Utopia and the pessimist are attacked merely be- tinued, "ideals have been tion denuncia after and catechetition doctrinal at all to all of publish first they want cause I " ity. But the battle lines Sade who, having no legitimise to pretext a which te are real? magistra a by confusion cal illusy protest rffost vigorousl in the debate are some- hopes for society, culti- once what other the hypocrisy of a soci- provides useful publicity against such a proced- Can you help us analyse publish weeklies trated new "L'OsserThe vates his vices. what tangled: ety, to create a solid for the publication con- ure, totally inadmissible the situation? What are vatore Romano," predic- deal, however, promises in easy instalments. In alibi for betrayal of the cerned. as much with regard to the causes of this unrest? tably, condemned the t he sexual revolution as other words, he accuses free expansion of human rredies do you pose a of may party elli your bishop as with re- What Catholic Machiaev the A idea that behaviour is a prelude to the social ity." personal pro graveon priests have shrewdly allowed gard to the solely the expression of revolution and, although hypocritical exploitati "Ii Popol" maintained Father De Coninck not diverse eras, while the many leftists find that of sex in small doses and it would be a mistake to "Playboy" to get beyond ly accused. This manner Chiasso to avoid provok- of acting lacks not only only sent his answer to leftist press, as a whole, hard to swallow, they fear of a more radical, c ombat pornography elementary the president of the most are in favour of the think at least it might open treatment of the without an awareness of ing the current rash of the and council of priests and to charity but is play this fair 'italiana a 11 because subject pornografia undermine the Catholic "sexual revolution." which with social change, the social changes in some cases. justice as well. No one the cardinal but had linked which, . power structure just as However, it can be emAmerican has the right to set him- 10,000 copies in Dutch the young people's protest make it possible, makes a mistake to be barrassing for Marxists, would it of loss a and movements model look like a parish self up as a "Holy Of- and 4.000 in French sent as shown by an article fice' and to condemn to the priests of the the Christian , confuse a necessary magazine. power the in "Critica Marxista" "sexual culture" with neighbour without archdiocese and to Rehis mainto want Democrats HAT is an aswhich deplored sexual graphy. porno being heard ligious communities. parties the pect under- tain. which phoanarchy and mere satisin a suit. Signorini's article is a In a society scantily clad In his brochure he atsophisticated version of tographs "You write," the card; is those who are it cars, tacked sell to women the Catholic plot theory. inal continued," . . . BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS with the forma; someone that It badly needs demytho inevitable grave lines. very these tion of the archdiocesan photographs of i HOPKINS MIGHTY MART logising; the political op- will sell 'In any case, we can no clergy. Basing women! clad scantily PERTH 222 BEAUFORT STREET, position should give up longer consent that the his s onBasqiunogt ations But charge cars. the without Public Auctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. Chrisin despair if the formation and postformfrom newspapers, taken to such Huge Range of Goods for Prl•ate Sale object who those tian Democrats are capdoeation of priests remain WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 he accused them of ns find it exable of consciously ex- publicatio entrusted to confreres trinal errors and exprestremely difficult to idenploiting sexuality. who see no objection to sed the wish that the tify objective criteria for them denying the Trinity and optheirdipsmositsss. Heenan bishop OHN Cardinal deciding when a publica38 ST. QUENTIN AVE., CLAREMONT. Phone 3 2002 the divinity of Jesus from of Westminster, mak- Christ, to say nothing of I tion offends "common . the commemoration other dogmas.' cy." ing decen THE fact of the Father address to the Union SoholdsabacDh:lor CoTpillheliclII matter is that note collective a "In LouCollege, King's of ciety ACTORS although the Christian BITUMEN PAVING CONTR 7!." osophy degree from London University, criti- that will be sent to you, was and * LAWN AND GARDEN CONSTRUCTION vain University Democrats are the major * ROTARY HOEING. LEVELLING, EXCAVATING arlich; rhetorical cized those who revolt the priests thus attack- da opereosfaen HE rey h a nt i m re os * QUOTATIONS GIVEN FREE OF COST s s coalition partner in the ed in their priestly hon discussion for revolt's sake. our and their Christian fact the hide tends to Warning against stu- faith will tell you how has been in retirement that there are now sev- dent demonstrations esmuch they deplore the since 1960. eral firms with vested in- pecially, the cardinal fact that you have erinterest by terests in coverting Italy said: "That means not interpreted roneously E $100s on into a nation of peeping treating theory as if it their attitude as if they SAV new Holdbrand buying a deposit There are were proven fact, not Tomasso's. $436 had approved a denial en. Buy on your about a dozen girlie disturbing the peace be- of the divinity of Christ for get $200 more magazines rejoicing in fore seeking other means or of the dogma of the or you buY Before t rade-inl titles such as "Kent," of protest, not preaching Trinity. Judging themleast find used car, at a as "Tabu," Pi "Io," freedom "Tab," unrestricted selves calumniated by Out how we can save car. "King," "Men" and "Play- if this were a self-evi- you, they will tell you new money on a Dealmen," plus several photo- dent truth." they Youngs WA, Holden Vicwhy themselves strip periodicals, such as Hwy., ,, As an antidote to the challenge your interpre- ers. 529 Albany "Sexybell," in which ero66321. Ain other the for As tations. Park. toria wave of student tic fantasies are narrated current Cardinal Heenan priests implicated under 46 3256. and illustrated. Most of unrest, that "respons- various headings. I ask them sell over 100,000 suggested of staff in members ible copies, at about 90 cents; universities should enis n circulatio total the to students courage well over a million. spend their meagre time —SOLE AGENTS—. The editors of these studyin_z so that when COMPANY magazines- have been they r.-Ich maturity they R. CONNABEER & 8-1410. quick to pick up the jar- will have become suffiPhone 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. gon of debate and assert ciently well-informed to that they present their lead public opinion."
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Exclusive Way Of Thinking Must Go Bishops
THE RECORD
Page Five
To make theological discussion between churches fruitful, the Catholic Church must abandon its exclusively juridical way of thinking, Bishop Jon Willebrands, secretary of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, said in Utretch.
A ddressing the Apos- Orthodox Churches and tolate for Reunion in the Catholic Church are the Netherlands, which the expression of a real, has 110,000 members. though imperfect, unity Bishop Willebrands ad- in God through Jesus ded two other conditions Christ. The Apostolate for Refor the fruitfulness of union in the Netherlands theological discussion: • The Catholic Church is a 40-year-old organis- Officia l representatives of Government and Service must learn to view dog- ation that has devoted s pictured at the Requiem Mass for the late Prime Ministe r Harold Holt at St. Mary's ma in the context of the itself to bringing about Cathedral on Friday, December 22. Bishop M. McKeon offered the Mass and the panegyric was preached by Monsignor .1. Bourke. mystery of the Church closer contact between and not solely under the the Catholic and Orthoaspects of authority and dox Churches. cited by 30' ( of the reBishop Willebrands revalidity. plies. Catho The lic Church jected the notion that • The training and condimust change its habit of theological discussion of tions of life of priests considering the papacy the truths of faith conwere cited by 50% of from the centralistic- stitutes the most importthe replies. juridical point of view. ant step in the movement the Christian communUnity, Bishop Wille- toward unity. Better contact with the ity of our archdiocese to brands said, must grow "Life," he said, "has assume its responsibili- bishop was mentioned by 50",;_. In liturgical out of a new mentality. higher realities than disties? This means, he contin- cussion. Deeds and gesOn the subject of edu matters, 60'; of those rethat ued, everyone tures constitute the real cation and information, sponding desired greater CATHOLICS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF MAL should recognise that signs of community. INES-BRUS- the replies indicate a de- information concerning various approaches to That is why Pope Paul SELS SEE THE EDU s and adaptation CATION OF CHRISTIANS AND THE sire for adult education change the mysteries of faith VI and Orthodox Ecuas well as for the educa and 30°6 dealt with the give a more complete in- menical, Patriarch Ath- NEED TO KEEP THEM INFORMED AS THE PRINCIPAL tion of children. With use of the vernacular. sight into those myster- enagoras I of Constantregard to education of So far, 60'o of the reies, and that other spirit- inople can speak of each PROBLEMS FACING THE CHURCH TODAY. children, replies express plies to the questionualities and juridical other's Churches preference for greater naire have come from Almost 905 of the re- preparatory to as establish- come and can constitute forms are possible. All 'sister Churches.'" uniformity in religion French-speaking ment of a little council the first stage plies memto questi ons asked of dia teaching. should learn to live with He said that theologibers of the archdiocese. of priests, Religious and logue. multiformity, he said. cal discussion is made by Leo Cardinal Suenens Of the replies, 70'. The Brussels region has laity, working together However, he remarked, difficult by the fact that of Malines-Brussels in a dealt with major world provided 80 —c of the reWHA "in that T TO co-ope DO ration en"the principle of multi- the Orthdox approach to pastoral letter issued last problems: peace, hunger, plies submitted up to couraged by the Second Cardinal Suenens pro- racial formity accepted by the the mysteries of faith May cited these probdiscrimina t i o n. now. Most of the reVatica n Counc il." posed two questions for The same Second Vatican Council is mystical while that of lems. percentage of sponses came from urEach person was in- the reflection of all: . . . did not stimulate the Catholic Church is responses The cardinal's letter vited to set forth dealt with ban centres. the Wha t are the most im- questions on marria many new initiatives in centralistic and juridi- proposed a general conge concrete needs and de- portant problems A permanent pastora'. the ecumenical field." that and birth control. The cal. sultation of the faithful sires of the people studies group is making of confront men and Chris- prob lem of the indissol- an analysis of the ORTHODOX God and to indicate the tians today, and rewhat ubility of marriage was plies. mission of the pastoral should The bishop said that the Christian council. Each person community of the relations that have our archwas also asked to make diocese do been established since to solve suggestions as to the them? the council between the composition and operaHow, in your opinion, tion of the council. HOLDEN. Before you buy can the representative The cardinal also said, character and functio secondhand, investigate our n"Suggestions of persons ing of the pastor new Holden proposition. al counnot belonging to our cil be best assured, From $436 deposit-3200 in A GROUP OF LAYMEN Spain, which some obmore for your trade-in SPECIAL Olympics will come to Mexico for Church are likewise wel- such a way as to allow OF THE MENORCA servers attribute to Genuine I Youngs W.A. Pastoral a Commis- the 1968 Olympic Games. DIOCESE HAVE ASK- proposed Holden Dealers. 529 Albany sion for Tourism has change in the ED THAT THE LAITY procedure of The Hwy., Victoria Park. 6 6321 been formed by the Mexcommission is appointBE CONSULTED BE ment of AH 46 3265. bishops. At preican bishops to assist working in close co-operFORE THE APPOINT- sent the Spanish govern Catholic tourists who ation with the Mexican MENT OF A NEW ment has the privilege of Tourist Department's BIS HOP. Olympics housing conpresenting candi dates W. F. SAMSON & Co. In a letter to Pope directly to the Holy See. trol office, which has th:. R E.I.W A. Paul VI the group quot- Negotiations are under exclusive control of all 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE ed from the section of way to stop this procereservations. The pasZeal Estate Agents, Auctione ritual for the ordination dure, but the government toral commission will c ollected, Estates manage ers and Sworn Valuators, Rents d. Repreeenting: Queensland Inof a priest that recalls a has expressed unwillingobtain a quota surance Co, Ltd., Royal Automo of room bile Club of W.A. (Inc/ R.A.C. Insurance Pty. Ltd., Bank of N.S.W. directive of the Church ness to halt the practice reservations from the Savings Bank * gene'', t hat the people should be until the Sees now vafederal office. In turn, A VATICAN DELEGA- reported by news Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. agen- consulted in the choice cant are filled by its the commission will arTION, INCLUDING TWO cies; however, Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Sir Freder officials of those who are to min- candidates. range, through the Mexiick U.S. PRIESTS, Samson, F.C.1.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson HAS at the unity secretariat ister at the altar. can Christian Family 30 4425, The VISITED MOSCOW FOR at first declined to Mrs. D. P. Migro 5 3551. make laymen claim that this Movement (CFM), for TALKS WITH OFFI- any comment on the re- also should apply accommodations in Ca- CIALS to FIND out how cheap a new OF THE RUS- ports. Following this, bishops. They submit- Holden can be before you tholic homes or in priSIAN ORTHODOX the press office of L'Os- ted a list vate schools equipped of six priests buy a used car. Today deCHURCH ON THE "SO- servatore Romano, Vati- as episcopal candidates posits from only $436 with dormitories where CIAL TEACHING OF can City daily, issued ( Genuine) $200 more for foreign students can be THE CATHOLIC this statement: The Menorca See has your trade-in. Play lodged. The C.FM is urg- CHURC safe H." been vacant since the —phone for all details "The Vatican Secretaring all its members to death last March of first. Youngs WA, Holden After the news was re- iat for Promoting Chrishelp provide accommodations in their own leased in Moscow the tian Unity has published Bishop Bartolome P. Dealers, 529 Albany Hwy., Vatican Secretariat for today the following com- Marroig, 92. Victoria Park. 6 6321. A/H homes. There are many va- 46 3265. Promoti ng Christian Uni- munique. Olympic tickets will cant Sees throughout be sold by the housing ty confirmed the fact " 'His Excellency, Mgr. control office only to that a delegation of Ca- Willebrands, has gone to PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIA those who have reserva- tholic theologians and Moscow in the LISTS interest 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO, and tions or accommoda- other scholars had gone of the regular contac ts to the Soviet Union to tions. 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH which are developing bemeet with officials of tween the Roman Cathothe Russian Orthodox 8-4541 lic Church and each of 8-4541 1 Church. the autocephalous OrthOils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipm The Vatican delegation odox churches. 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THE number of house. Although the clamour for repeal American fami- of this requirement was strong, it looks lies who depend as if it will remain. The fear that granton Social Secu- ing aid to such family units may encou_ rity f o r the rage irresponsibility seems pointless necessities of when the only alternative is desertion, life is probably small in comparison to or a system of duplicity which takes the total number of families in America. away any possibility of achieving some Most of our welfare recipients are older stability. people—withdrawn from the work force by age or illness; orphans—those whose There is a further frightening indicaparents are dead or incapable of parent- tion that government thinking is shifthood; dependent children—who live in ing towards the concept "that children families where the basis of support is are better off growing LIP in a home inadequate to provide the necessities of where work and wages are the principal life. source of the family's support." In effect, • These poor families are not only small it's better for both parents to work and in number, but relatively hidden from gamble on accruing enough material public view as well. They are not likely goods to offset the effect of their conto be out at the shopping centre, unless tinual absence from the children. Alit's to find a haven from the cold. The most all the data on juvenile delinadvertising build-up only sharpens the quency pinpoints the absence of parents realisation of how far they are from —physical or psychological absence—as other people in their poverty. And the one of the major causes of juvenile message of Christmas must seem mean- problems. ingless when this great land they live in People like Daniel Moynihan and is unwilling to seek realistic solutions Robert F. Kennedy are calling for a for their problems. drastic overhaul of our welfare strucI do not mean to approve the 1967 ture to focus on the total needs of the to be done as to overlook why we Social Security legislation. Indeed it's family and to place the responsibility under attack for its very failure to ap- for meeting those needs on the governdo it. proach the problem in a manner reflect- ment. Moynihan favours a guaranteed As I picked my way through one of ing human concern. family income„ while others recommend these shopping centres recently, I was Some of its original prescriptions, a negative income tax or a new system forcefully struck by the story it told granting power to State welfare agen- of allowances to children that are not about the American family. cies and workers to invade the privacy dependent on a loss of parents. The gifts were arranged and displayed and determine the activity of poor peofor each member of the family. You do ple, are in open opposition to American The next time you walk through a not have to be ingenious to think of the values of freedom and self-determina- shopping centre and rub elbows with right present, you just have to be wise tion. The real problem, however, is the materially comfortable America, think enough to choose one before the variety inability or refusal of the legislators to about the poor families who are not ties you in knots of indecision. think of the family as the recipient of there. And when you sit down to reThroughout every store were people welfare • rather than the individual. read your Christmas cards—send a spewith other people in mind — parents cial note to your Congressman or Senashopping for children, children shopping tor reminding him of your concern—and his—to equalise the scales a little. for parents, and the usual toddlers being hustled away from the toys to where PRESENT Mom could buy something for Aunt legislation deBetty. prives the famAs I write these lines, the Congress is and the ily 1967, of Act debating the Social Security of SW' THE ADDRESS of the local c hildren amendenough adding of hope in the d i a welfare Marriage Guidance Catholic ments to keep expenses down and at the there is when families of needs the same time, to meet St. 77 is George's Centre an unemployed who rely on welfare aid for their very Perth — 23-4548. Terrace, male in the survival.
ON SOCIAL
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The Family On Welfare
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forcefully dramatised the annual pre -Christmas commercial gearup. GRANTED that most people do know what Christmas is, that the gift -giving is an expression of the charity that the Nativity s ymbol ises for us, that even the music and colour and decorations do promote a mass experience of kindness and love of neighbour, nonetheless we run a dangerous course these days of being so committed to what has
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India Fall* Apart On Language
cators in the south at 2,569 in English, although Madras demanded that either was optional. In From the . . . English be taught from Mysore University in the the earliest grades to south, only one student CATHOLIC equip students for col took the BSc. examination in the regional lanlege. NEWS and 1,140 in Engguage, than known were better On the other hand, the SERVICE lish. and Tagore. Tulsidas Report Kothari All-India Language would not be Even today, the big newson Education said that INDIA of but politi papers in India's major English failed the test as a problem, so. it make cians cities are in English, the a medium of instruction The Catholic hierarchy vernacular press thrives English or Hindi; this, it since the students' knowkeeps clear of the controof the Constitution as a only in small towns. is hoped, will remove the ledge of that language is versy, relying upon the HE story of Babel ,ng to impose a single lanthat against that divided protest so is ndia I language on the whole fear of the south that weak, and as a bond beis being re-enactguage. In the north, stu- although Hindi-speaking northerners might domi- tween the educated and unity in Faith that makes country. Christ, and ed in India over State and Church do dents are defacing Eng- people are the largest nate the services. The unlettered; English does one body in diocese each to leaving burning signs, street onegroup, they are but bill does not heal the not produce "Indianess." the use of local language the controversial not follow similar poli lish shop signs. and stopping fifth of the nation. Nehru breach between north cies. that Faith. Language Bill. Catholics in Kerala trains in demonstration himself spoke Hindi bad- and south. If anything, it In last year's Delhi for expressing example an is This n examinatio Engly and had to learn that switched from Latin and against the use of the gap. making University And while the Catho- Syrian to their own lish. The language issue language after his 17 widens 1,884 stu- from which New Deihl more deter- in economics, north the lic Church relinquishes mother tongue, Malaya- is dividing the country as years of schooling in but could learn a lesson. in Hindi, wrote dents mined to impose Hindi Latin as a universal lam, five years ago. Hindi no other ever had. 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intensity and feeling. As usual, the success of the perforit Y intense en- have developed radically. she has a rich middle ance owed most to the conductor, Frank calla. joyment of Music grows organically, register which made a way. May he being affected by a host number of passages meltgive us "Thecontintie the hardy an- of factors, physical, psy- ingly beautiful. Messiah,, The contralto, Norma for many years to corae nual, Handel's "Mes- chological, social and culsiah," began before a tural. If Western Chris- Hunter, approached her tendom had followed the work very seriously. This note was played, with Greeks in building only role has so many of the the reading of the pro- small churches, the or- solo plums; the word is HOLDEN. Today only you can afford a new gan would have develop- apt because the tradition- Save gramme notes. up to $250 Holden, in new ed into quite a different al contraltos all had a car finance. Buy on $416 Writers of these notes, instrument. The recent dark, fruity flavour. Nordeposit and relax with a like music critics, are trend of intimate church- ma Hunter didin't, she 1 2/12 G.M.H. apt to write as though es instead of vast cathed- was almost a mezzo-sop- Find out now . . warranty, and best Yet don't let me un- (never been a master his- they have just come rals will make church rano and even her earn- phone before you buy No doubt many viewa Mount Sinai est from sincerity down could not music of the future comitself. dermine the show mind you) the the retorian, at elated ers are used vehicle. Youngs WA match musithe the correct with all emotional impletely different, merely well acted, interfacts were well presentturn of "The Lucy Show" It was Holden Dealers. 529 on Channel 7 (7.35 Mon- esting, and topical, and ed. Naturally the side- cal attitudes engraved on on the physical factor of pact of a deeper voice. Hwy., Victoria Park. Albany 6 6321 acoustics. the screenplay was a lines have been added to tablets of stone. The tenor, Malcolm A /H 746384. day.) were there week, Last Messiah" has suf"The Potter, also sang with Somehow or otner this masterpiece. make it enjoyable viewshow always seems to It made bank robbing ing, but the essentials rival pontiffs making ex fered more than technic at hedr a pronounce- cal changes. It was origiplay in Perth during the look like a joyful, happy, are there. I NSIST ON occupation, It is, however, rather ments; the printed notes nally written in an odd early summer months, benevolent and having it with us with a chance to bring like going back to school. extolled the brilliance of religious period, when again reminds me of happiness to sour little From a viewer's point Mozart's orchestration of the bizarre eccentricities "the old days," of all my managers and harried of view, history repeat- the Handel original, but of earlier religious fer"Fit for a King" favourite shows that have little bank clerks. Of ing itself (even on tele- a roneoed insert insisted vour had become a set of come and gone over the course, the robber got vision) is rather dull. that the much superior mental attitudes which LADIES! caught, but this failed to Needless to say we've all version would be given. scarcely disturbed the years. However, the claim to decorum of everyday life. Remember "Susie," dampen his spirits. heard, read or even seen This odd amalgam of Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR "Father knows Best" Its marvellous what the stories acted and re- authenticity was hardly justified in the event. the Apocalypse and the snow being repeated dur- Christmas does for one enacted many times. B utchers Shops was mg the day) "Leave it isn't it! The Time Tunnel mob However faithfully the E stablishment to Beaver" and many Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions will have to come up o riginal orchestration broken by the great reliThree cheers for "Sismany others? Lucy with some bright angles was followed, the emo- gious revivals, first of the Locations: tional, technical and cul- Methodists and then the serves as a reminder of ter Kenny" who graced to keep this one going. TYLER'S SUPERMARKET tural cocoon which the Tractarians. It was the those early days on tele- our screens last Sunday Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 911 vision, and from the afternoon en Channel 9. Time after time I have 19th century wrapped genuine religion of VicThe ancient old movie look of the curent series, B. & P. BUTCHERS tried to watch, and re- around the work was torian England which transformed "The Mesthese shows were made starring Rosalind Rus- main interested in, "The scarcely disturbed. Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle sell and Dean Jagger The whole question of siah" from a mere musiin the early days. P lanemakers" from ( looking like a school "The Lucy Show" is a THE CHEAPER FOOD MART Channel 9 Friday at 10.30 authenticity is only of re- cal work into a vehicle of cent origin. Until a gen- real piety. half-witted, slap stick boy) wins this tribute Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 Chapman Cnr. musical eration ago, comedy, featuring Lu- for a very good reason The question is, can we Advertised as a "Briwas the film Although works of all periods were remove the musical hoicille Ball and Vivian tish series of industrial Vance. Lucy's original about Australia during intrigue," "The Plane- performed to suit con- rors of that transformashow, taste and tion and retain "The Messtarring Desi the war, not once did makers" stars Reginald temporary an attempt Arnaz and William Fraw- anybody composers blithlely alter- siah" as we know it? If March and Patrick Wyley, was definitely a Aussie accent! ed even their own works the massed choirs had to Apart from a few un- mark. sight better than this to suit the occasion. The go, I very much doubt it. features Although it mistakes, one. The scripts were derstandable underlying assumption of The University Choir believable and commore original, and of such as Brisbaine instead very automatic progress, that sing the choruses so stories course the more extens- of Brisbane, there was petent actors, the the latest must be the gloriously, with such enive cast gave us extra no mention of kangaroos, involving unions, hirings, best, have been proved thuiasm yet with discipthe outback or boomer- firings and various other wrong. variety. line, that we would miss Lucille Ball, grand old angs, and not once did slices of unionised propaToday, no serious mu- a great deal if they were commedienne of the anybody call out "cooee!" ganda. lack interest. sican would justify per- cut down to the size of The problem being, I forming Bach's harpsiYou must admit this is theatre, fails to show the Handel original and think, that so many peoany originality in the a refreshing change. chord concertos on a sang with authentic style. Sister Kenny was a ple involved in this type grand piano; even mod- Last week ,the 19th-cenpresentation. All scripts have been used time and careful, tasteful portray- of thing in their everyday ern versions of the same tury choir rather swamptime again by hers and al of the memory of one life, why on earth should instrument will hardly ed the 18th-century orother TV empires, and woman who fought the they watch it on tele- do—recently Dr. Robbins chestra. It was the star her antics are beginning most disheartening pre- vision. Landon has said that Mo- of the evening, throwing The show has been run- zart's concertos lose so all but one of the soloto look just slightly judice to establish the ridiculous for a woman truth as she knew it. ning for several years much on pianoforte that ists in the shade. of her age, though mind Rosalind Russell, in her now, and to date I have t heir performance on the WHFN YOU SHOP AT A The exception was the you, she keeps that usual capable manner, not seen them make one fortepiano (for which bass, John Cameron, who was superb in the title single plane. rather well. they were composed) sang with almost operaPerhaps if the show will be the norm for the tic force and with a proAll in all, the pro- role. was called "How to stop future. The one jarring note gramme is one that RS per sense of style. Glenys eft would have tremendous was the abrupt finish, worrying and love the eyfi Authenticity is more, Fowles sang the soprano Ir / appeal for kids, but it with Sister Kenny being union" it would be truer than a matter of orches- role very well indeed fails to show any adult greeted by hundreds of t o form. tration or even of instru- with only a momentary quality whatsoever. I children singing "Happy ments, some of which strain here and there; SHOWS _ TO WATCH: admire Lucy, but I can't Birthday." This obviousbring myself to watch ly was the only way the The Frost Report (Chanproducer could round off ney Friday 8.30 p.m.)—A her. the show, and it was B.B.C. series in which LL British television rebel, A marvellous little w eak. Enjoy the Best movie "Cash on Demand" The entire programme satirist and wit David A ccommodation & Serrl,e considerably brightened was devoted to her fight Frost takes a wry look at last Friday viewing. It to gain recognition, and some British institutions Hotel Cottesloe was the story of a Bank in one minute flat she got and conventions. RIGHT ON THE SEA FRO Next week Frost and Manager, who hates it. It was as simple ns Phone 3 2155 his team ponder the Christmas and laughter that. B. M. DTMOCK, Licensee question—What is a docand all nice things, who "7--. Li is suddenly face to face "The Time Tunnel," tor? They observe that Shenton Park Bayswater Hotel with a bank robber, who Channel 9's offering at medicine is the one proOPP. STATION h ikes 7.30 fession p.m. on Fridays, will where "practise" THE Christmas and Hotel E xcellent Accommedation REOPENING OF erally a provision of nitio NICHOLSON ROAD .aughter F 7 rQJent Train Service, 4 and money. surely go on forever. The doesn't make perfect! DISCUSSION IN THE Italy's concordat with SHF.NTON PARK f rom City. 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Churches Agree On Guidelines THE FAMILY WORSIM • FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTION ANY DAY, SEE CATECHISM, BOOK ONE OR TWO, OR MY WAY TO GOD, CATII°L1 OR wRAC EVER IS BEING DONE AT SCHOOL; ALSO A HYMN AS DEsilittt.
tion in the field of teach- into non-denominational ing and education pos- Christian schools, in sible." which separate Catholic and Protestant religion classes are held. POLITICS B avaria's current THE Catholic and Lutheran Churches of The Christian Social school law, passed earlier Union (C.S.U.), Bavarian this year, permits estabthe German State of Bavaria have affiliate of German Chan- lishment of non-denomicellor Kurt Georg Kie- national schools, but reagreed on guidelines for Christian edu- singer's Christian Demo- quires that two-thirds of cation, based "on principles held in cratic Union (C.D.U.), the parents favour such and the Social Democra- schools. The overwhelmcommon by Christian denominations," tic Party (S.P.D.) have ing majority of State-supfor use at the elementary school level. been circulating petitions ported schools are Catho- MONDAY to have a referendum lic denominational The guidelines were is- Father, Apostles' held to determine whe- schools. JANUARY 1 . . . the gued at a press confer- Creed, and the Nicene ther or not the Bavarian The C.S.U. favours deence held in Munich by Creed are the basis of government will continue nominational school s, Feast of the Circumcision of Our Lord. Julius Cardinal Doepfner the Christian education to support distinct Cath- while the S.P.D. is urging of Munich, chairman of to be given. olic and Protestant support for non-denomi- + SIGN OF THE the German Catholic CROSS. guidelines The say: schools or merge the two national schools. Bishops' Conference, and "The same Baptism Lutheran Bishop Her- unites teacher and pupil THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: mann Dietzfelbinger of belonging to different deBavaria, president of the nominations in Christ, During these days of Protestant council of the common Lord and rejoicing let sinful churches. have no pleasures Redeemer. Many songs It is the first time in and prayers are sung and place in our lives. the history of both prayed jointly today by SCRIPTURE churches in Germany Christians of different READING: that such a step has been creeds. We realise that "I am very favourably participants from more taken. Luke, 2: 21-22. we are one in the belief impressed by the rural than a dozen other counin God the Father, the co-operatives and the re- tries. INSTRUCTION: BASIS Creator and Protector, settlement of the refuHis latest visit was Circumcision markgees," and Monsignor in Christ Luigi as the his Son third to Vietnam. The guidelines state ed Jesus as a member "I saw the refugees that the Bible, the Ten of God, the Redeemer of G. Ligutti, permanent obof God's Chosen PeoCommandments, the Our men and the founder of server of the Holy See at when they were arriving ple. But the stress in His Church, and in the the United Nations Food today's Gospel is upon Holy Spirit, who calls for and Agriculture OrganisBy Father Patrick the Infant's sacred the communion of God's ation (FAO), said about CHANGING your car for people. O'Connor Name, bestowed at his brief visit in Saigon. another used one? Before this ceremony. This Society "We know that the inof St. Columban He spent three days in you do—consider this. terpretation of our comceremony was perand around Saigon, on We'll give you $200 more mon Bible, formed in the spirit of not only in his way to the Philipfrom the North," he For your trade-in on a new peripheral questions, faith that one day God fol- pines to observe practisaid. "My impressions Holden—you save $100s lows different w ould send This roads and cal results from the Rurnow are very favourable, on new car terms and you reaches Saviour to redeem us. different conclu- al Development Confersurprisingly so. The reoet a G.M.H. 12/12 war- sions. We do not aim at ence held there last FebROSARY (One Decade fugees still need a lot of ranty. Find out just how t he obliteration of the ruary. He was active in Only). assistance, but they're easy it is at Youngs WA, diverge nces. We are con- promoting the confertrying to be self-support529 Albany Hwy., Victoria vinced, however, that the ence, which, though priFINAL PRAYER AND ing. Park. 6 6321 A/H 46 3265 heritage of faith passed marily concerned with BLESSING: on to us makes joint ac- the Philippines, drew CO-OPS. Visit this house and family, 0 Lord. Keep "I have been very the devil's cunning inmuch impressed, too, by fluence away from it. SAINT OF THE WEEK the co-operatives, espeJANUARY 1 Let Your holy angels cially by the small farmdwell here to guard us ers producing and selling together, and by the in peace. And let Your blessing rest upon us pig projects." always. This we ask of He conferred with ofYou through Our Lord ficials of the governJesus Christ. Amen. ment-sponsored National May the blessing of Farmers' Association and Almighty God, the spent part of a day in Father, the Son and a rural area with memthe Holy Spirit debers of a district branch scend upon us and reof the association. main with us for ever. From the Philippines, Mgr. Ligutti will go to Taiwan for a land reform conference. He is making a special study of land reform and the TUESDAY relationship between it JANUARY 2 . . . and taxation. "A new method of taxation is + SIGN OF THE necessary, if you want CROSS. to make land reform THOUGHT FOR succesful," he said. THE DAY: A priest of the Des Moines diocese, Mgr. "0 Lord, Our Lord, Ligutti is former execu- how wondrous is Your tive director of the NaName in all the earth." tional Catholic Rural SCRIPTURE Life Conference in the READING: U.S. Philip, 2: 10-11.
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3 . . . 4. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: In this coming year let us resolve to take a more active part in the life of the parish. SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 6: 46-49. INSTRUCTION: Here Our Lord tells us that we can only be good Christians if we act upon His word. We should all strive to be apostles and help to spread His word whenever we can. ROSARY (One Decadt Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.
THURSDAY JANUARY 4 . . . ÷ SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Let us rejoice in th,2 redemption that has come to us through Christ. SCRIPTURE READING: Deuteronomy, 30: 1520. INSTRUCTION: The power of free will is one of God's great gifts to us. He wants to give us the serving honour of Him and loving Him freely and of reaching heaven through our own choice. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.
FRIDAY JANUARY 5 . . . ÷ SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Let us pray for unity among all Christians. SCRIPTURE READING: Matthew, 2: 1-12. INSTRUCTION: Tomorrow we celebrate the feast of the E piphany. In the above Gospel we read how the three wise men came to offer their gifts to God and adore Him, so let us offer our greatest gift attending Holy by Mass tomorrow and receiving Holy Communion. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.
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JANUARY 6 , .1. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Feast of the Epiphany, Let us live worthy of the vocation to which we have beeD called. SCRIPTURE READING: Luke, 2: 42-52. INSTRUCTION: Tomorrow we oels brate the feast of the Holy Family. Just a,s we read in the above Gospel how Our Lord, after being admoniuh. ad by His parents, and He then grew up sub. ject to Mary and Jo. seph, parents should always demand °bed'. ence from their chi. dren and children are bound to give them re. spect, obedience ar4 above all, love. ROSARY (One Decade Only). FINAL PRAYER AND BLESSING: As for first day.
SUNDAY JANUARY Feast of the Holy Family. 4. SIGN OF THE CROSS. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Decide on some spe cific way in which the members of the fain ily can increase in charity each day this week. SCRIPTURE READING: Co., 3: 12-15. INSTRUCTION: In the Epistle of to day's Mass, Mother Church teaches us that charity should govern the dealings between members of a Christian family. 11 are tiling parents earnestly to love Cid another and love one love, with Christian the have will home the Peace love, spirit of and joy which the Holy Family had. Decade ROSARY (One Only). FINAL PRAYER AO BLESSING: As for first day. favour, 13# DO yourself a used car a buy fore you much 0 f ind out how on /, can actually save GE' Holden. brand new track, for your cer more 200 $ new in, save $100s in with relax terms and warranlY, G.M.H. 1 2/12 a Ph°ns with Find out WA, Holdeo call. Youngs Albany Dealers. 529 Perk. 6 °44' Victoria A /H 74 6384.
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L.C., Hill: 1st, 3rd, 7 7.30, 9, 1044 semitism reached its cul- four gospels supplement an uprising of the peo- Bakers good time. irrabooka: M Jew, 8 5th, Zionist and 2nd p.m.; The mination in the Nazis on one another. There was ple is quite intelligible. a.m. a.m.; 4th, 10.30 a.m. Pinchas E. Lapide, in Q.: He adds that the ac- purely racial grounds a preliminary inquiry even during Passover Monastery: 7, 9, 16,81 Last "The book his Bayswater: 7, 8.15, 9.30 count is manifestly ab- with no pretence of re before Annas, the father- week. a.m., 6 p.m. Three Popes and the a.m. in-law of the High Priest, Q.: Lapide says also: igion. l since surd, Matthew, ey Park: 7.30, 9, 14 Morl Jews," complains of "The judicial proced- Bassendean: 7, 9.30 a.m. afgues: "For Caiaphas, on the evening Lapide Mark Q.: give John and 6.30 p.m. a.m., the authors of the New ures recorded in the a Jewish trial to take of Christ's arrest. It was contradictory descripan: 7.30, 9.30 111.11t. Mosm 10 9, 8, 7, onsfield: Beac Testament. gospels do not accord place during Passover not an all-night session. tions in several essenMt. Claremont: 8.15, MI' a.m., 5 p.m. with Jewish practice." us that tells 22:66 Lk. night all an week—and details. a.m. tial it into reads He R.: Park: 7, 8.30, R.: There'd be some- Bedford session at that—is as the trial at the solemn Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.34 " a.m. what is not there, how10.30 9.30, R.: The essential thing impossible as for the session of the Sanhedrin thing in that if the gos- Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. 5 a.m., 6 p.m. ever shameful the anti- is that all four gospels 1 U.S. Supreme Court to under Caiphas did not pels said legal requiredevelopMt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 1 which semitism p.m. concur in recording the sit on Christmas Day. begin until next day. An ments were fully observ- Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 a.m., 5 p.m. oped later. The writers two trials, one Jewish, R.: The summary ac- emergency meeting of ed, but they don't. Mundaring: 8 a.m., 7 v.*, of the New Testament the other Roman. Dea.m., 6 p.m. 10.30 •.o . impartially quite books Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Mundijong: tails are -supplementary 3rd Sunday. 6 p.m. set down the facts dis- rather than contradica.m., 7,14 creditable to themselves Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Myaree: 7, 9 the use of to owing tory, The others. as well as to P.m. and 7 p.m. different and incomplete apostles were jews and accounts current at the Carilla: 7.30, 10.30 a.m Naval Base: 8 cm. 7, 8.15, 9.14 their first converts in time. This aspect of the Listener, City. God, clarified by revala- yet be regarded as cer- Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Nedlands: a.m. and 5 p.m. 6.30 p.m. Jerusalem were Jews. subject has not the sig- Q.: Is it beyond the tion, inspired by grace, tainly demonstrated sci Monastery: 8 a.m. New Norcia: 6.45, 7.24, They could not be "antiChurch's power to de- and ordained to an eter- entifically, nor clearly Carmel nificance attributed to (See Wilson). 10 a.m. astledare: semitic." But since the C fine infallibility wheth- nal destiny of happiness outside the scope of divit. 3rd, 4th; 8 North Beach: 7, 9.30 CM 1st, low: Chid apostles preached Jesus truth. revealed inely Church, The Him. with body er or not man's 7 p.m. a.m.; 2nd, 5th, 10.30 whom the Sanhedrin had "MODERN has evolved from low- therefore, reserves the There the matter restJewish the North Doubleview: 8, II a.m. ondemned, c AGREEMENT" right in view of the con at present. er animals? a.m. 7 p.m. City Beach: 8.15 a.m. authorities could not renection between theologi- FUTURE R.: The present state 7.34 Fremantle: Cnr. Hall, orth Anglican N ( main passive. Paul, going Q.: Lapide then says: LITIES cal and philosophical as POSSIBI knowledge human of and Cres. crush to a.m. ia Damascus 9.30 Templeton to "Enlightened opinion well as historical and Q.: rs it possible that does not permit a definTamala Rd.) the new sect there, reNorth Wanneroo (23 mi".• the Church will in fact of today agrees that no aspects scientific The that. to answer ite a.m. 9.30 8, 7, Claremont: flected the absolute no peg): 7 p.m. every Sts . whetiz Jesus decide Infallibly Jewish trial of man, to decide whether Catholic position is that of Judaism to Christianer or not man's body Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Osborne Park: 7, 8.30 her ever took place. within is it not or truth cannot contradict ity from the religious has evolved from low- Coolbellup: 9 a.m. (Prima.m., 7 p.m. R.: The Jewish schol- truth. One and the same competence to issue fupoint of view. After coner animals? in his God is the Author of all ture authoritative decisKlausner, yra: 7, 8.30, 9 $ J. ars School) ary Palm Christianity version to ions concerning man's I R.: The possibility can- Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. Nazarth, of "Jesus book a.m. superna whether truth, Paul preached no form not be ruled out, but I Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., Pickering Brook: 10 a 4— p. 340, and C. G. Monte- turally revealed or nat- origin. of reprisals against the don't think it at all likePOSITION CATHOLIC "The work his in 5 p.m. fiore, every Sunday. urally discoverable by Jews. Christ had died p. a scientific study of the Q.: W,tat is the present ly. The Church leaves Darlington: 9 a.m. (1st, 3rd, St-$ ! Gospels," Synoptic Pinjarra: praying: "Father, forgive it to scientists to estab- Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, position? 7, 10.30 a.m.; (2n4. 346, accept the fact of the created universe. The them, for they know not R.: Pope Pius XII said, lish the theory defini0, 10.30 a.m 11 a.m., 5.30 p.m. a m); 58p.3m 4:h. Jewish trial preceding Church exists to pro what they do." St. Peter Pilate, claim and safeguard sup- in his 1950 Encyclical tively if they can. If the-y Dianella: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Perth: (St. Mary's Cath-oby one the civil said to the Jews of Jerthat can. If they do succeed dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, f 1 Roman governor. ernaturally 7.30, re vealed "Humani Generis," Cannington: "Brethren, I the usalem: re- in proving it, as for ex- East Faith Catholic our Pope of defence Lapide's authority her and 9.30 a.m. truth; know that you did it XII is admirable. extends to other fields quires us to believe that ample science has estab- East Fremantle: 7 a.m. Queens Park: 7.30, 9.14 through ignorance, as Pius CM. history of of knowledge only in so the human soul at least lished the heliocentric The previous 9.30, 7.30 p.m. did also your rulers." on far as they are directly is directly created by as opposed to the geocen- East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Quinn's Beach: (See Nees..! blot a is antisemitism Acts, 3:17. St. Paul, in Wanneroo). of Christen- or indirectly connected God, and may not be ex- tric explanation of the Romans 9:3, said that he, the records plained as derived by solar system, the Church East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 *P.. antisemitism But dom. doctrines. revealed with be would of Israel, also 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. R iverton: 7.45 a.m., 0 in Now Holy Scripture giv- merely natural evolution will declare it certain willing (were it lawful) is nowhere advocated sub- that, as there can be no Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. any material from and Testament the New es the religious answer to give his very soul for regards conflict between natur- Embleton ( Burnett St.): R ivervale: 7.30, 9, itri As justify any den- to the problem of man. stances. his kinsmen; and, in Ro- does not 8, 9.30 a.m. Pope ally discoverable truth, the body, man's a.m. substantial fac- He is not only different mans 11:1-36, that while ial of its the question of the evo- Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 Rockingham: Till East,' are there that admitted tual accuracy. from other animals by 6 a.m., p.m. blindness in part had many scientific indica- lutionary origin of man's Sunday inclusive, 9 a r". Throughout later cen- being endowed with in- tions which seem to fay body is a purely scien- Fremantle (St. Patrick's): f allen on Israel, God had p.m. 7 will, free and not cast off His Chosen turies racial and poli- telligence 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., Roleystone: 7 a.m. at Ste-a evo tific one outside the its of theory our the People, who would be tical discrimina tions but is able to enter into lutionary 5 p.m. development scope of divine revelaSchool except last S.0.... grafted again into their were added to religious special relationships with from lower forms of liv- tion as contained in Holy day of month. Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m. a esr. 11.45 Rottnest: ing matter: but he de- Scripture and entrusted 6 p.m. every Sunday till let*. clared that this cannot to her care. Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's ther notice. Mount): 7.30 a.m. Rossmoyne: 7 a.m., II Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. a.m., 9 a.m. Cuildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. Safety Bay: Till Easter S411%. day inclusive, 7 30 a_no Therese St. Gwelup: Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 141 p.m. a.m., 7 p.m. But Christ, the "Word Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., New Zealand. St. Catherine Labour., •••• Q.: Christadelphians, in made flesh," was God 9 a.m., 7 p.m. ford Ave.: 7, 830 'Jo» the enclosed advertise- Incarnate through the Hampton 8.30 a.m. Park: a . 10.30 : Serpentine ment, say the teaching Second Person of the 2nd and 4th Sunday. that Christ is part of Holy Trinity taking tu Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.34 a.m. the Godhead, or God, Himself the human na is not in the Scrip- ture born of the Virgin Herne Hill: 8 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 934 Mary, in which He came Highgate: 7, 8, 9 tures. a.m., 5.30 p.m. 7 p.m. Scriptures to redeem us; and this The R.: Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m. ( 10 a.m., Italian), teach that Christ is both without relinquishing the p.m. ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) true God and true man. Divine Nature which enCathedral: (Seta St. John's Gospel begins abled Him still to say: Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 St Mary's Perth). by saying that "the Word "I and the Father are a.m., 5 p.m. Sublaco: 6.45, 8, 4.1E. was God" (1:1) and that one" On. 10:30). The Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: 10.30 a.m. have "the Word was made Christadelphians 8 a.m. Sunset: 9.15 a.m. flesh and dwelt among not understood the teach- Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.,pr. us" (1:14). That did not ing of the Scriptures 7.30 p.m. Thornlit: 7.30 a.m. the Catholic mean any division of the and of Jandakot: 3 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 44 Godhead into "parts." Church. Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st a.m., 7 p.m. which would be imposDIVINITY OF CHRIST and 5th Sunday. 7.30, 9 a.m. Wanneroo: tells Paul So St. sible. us that in Christ "dwel Q.: They argue that Jesus loondana: 6.30, 8, 9, 10 Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 cp. 5.30 p.m. could not be God bea.m., 7 p.m. leth all the fulness of Wembley Downs: 7, 9.84 cause He said: "I can Jurien Bay: 2nd & bodily" Godhead the 4th of mine own self do (Col. 2:9). Sundays at 4.30 p.m. West Perth: 7, 8, 931 nothing" (Jn. 5.30). Kalamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 TRINITY DOCTRINE a.m., 10.30 a.m. (1taiR.: Those words mean Q.: They say the Roman P.m. Ian), 11.30 a.m. (P*.Catholic Church in the simply that, in every K arragullen: 9 a.m. ish). fourth century voted exercise of divine powINillagee: 7, 9, a.m., 5.34 Kelmscott: 830 a.m. for three gods, contra- er, He could not act p.m. dicting the belief of without the Father neces- Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. a.m., sarily 5 acting p.m. with Him, Israel, Christ, and His owing precisely to their Kenwicic: 9 a.m. and 5 Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. apostles. Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 ..fr R.: Just the opposite is possession of the same P.M. every Sunday. the truth. The Catholic Divine Nature in one and Kewdare: (Summer): 8 • Church ever condemned the same Godhead. In a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Lithuanian Mass: as heretical any sugges- verse 18 of chapter 5 we East Perth: 10.45 am. tion of "three gods." are told the Jews sought K oongamia: Cancelled. The Christian doctrine to kill Him for "making Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6.30 Polish Mass: West Perth: 11.30 a.m. of the Trinity or "Tr- Himself equal to God." a.m. & 9.00 a.m. Unity" of three Divine One can only say that Leederville. I, 9, 10.30 Italian Mass: Hamilton Hill: 2nd Sunda. Persons possessing one the Jews understood beta.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 10 a.m. and the same Divine Na- ter than the Christadel• a.m. 10.30 a.m. West ture is strictly "mono- phians the meaning of Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m theistic," not "tritheis- Christ's doctrine conUkrainian Church, Mgr 11 Lynwood: 10.15 a.m. Himself, lands: Every Sunday tr! tic." There is but one ^erning 10 a.m., Summertime. God. as Israel and Christ 'hough they also lacked Maddington: 9 a.m. Maida Vale: 8 a.m. 8 and 10 a.m. and the apostles taught rnith in that doctrine
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PLASTER tradesman re- ALL radio, electrical and CHRISTIAN Brothers' WISHING WELL Lottery J. V. D'ESTERRE, quires small jobs; crack- Sunbeam repairs done in College, Kalgoorlie, re- Kiosk & Tobacconists, 40 Electrical Contractor, ed walls, ceilings, cement our own workshop; est. quires teacher for pri- Pier St., Perth. Ph. 23-3978. 78 Parry Street, Perth. rendering, fireplace mod- in Victoria Park since mary class, Grade 6.FOR ALL YOUR ernising.-Phone 96-2669. 1930.-W. R. Phipps Pty. Applications, stating prePublic Notices ELECTRICAL SERVICES Phone. 28-3016, 28-2937. Ltd., 434 Albany Highway, vious experience, qualifiPersonal After Hours, 87-9660. Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270. cations Principal, CLOTHING WANTED. to Help us to help the less C.B.C., Kalgoorlie. YOUNG Catholic gent fortunate by sending un ELECTRICAL work, large Builders would like to meet young wanted clothing to the or small.-Ring F. Dowd Car Exchange lady, 18-24, for outings BUILDING, Renovating for quote, 30-4832. DAUGHTERS OF . and friendship.- Reply and Home Improvement. ADELAIDE visitor to CHARITY, Devotional .Box 4494, this office. New Homes planned and Perth for 1 month from 534 WILLIAM STREET, HIGHGATE. erected; quotes and ad- January 5 wishes to exRequisites SAVE $100s on interest by vice free; terms if re- change use of car with For truck to call or fur buying a brand new HoldMOORE quired. -Registered Perth visitor to Adelaide ther information ring RAYMOND en. Buy on $436 deposit Builder 1271 wholesaler; pious objects 28-4403. F. A. Browne, same period.-Ph. 23-3769 or get $200 more for your Telephone 60-2038. description, every of business hours. t rade-in! Before you buy church stalls, mission Real Estate a used car, at least find BUILDING, all types, new stalls and schools suaFor Hire out how we can save you homes, additions, etc.; plied. - Phone 3-6430 or money on a new car. free quotes and prompt ALL Party Equipment, WE WANT HOUSES. . . write P.O. Box 30, ClareYoungs WA, Holden Deal- service.-Phone all hours Dance Floors, Catwalks Scarborough to Yokine, mont. Wembley - Hawthorn, ers. 529 Albany Hwy., Vic- 64-3906, J. P. Barker, A for Fashion Parades, Bedford and S.H.C. For Sale toria Park. 66321. A/H Class, Reg. No. 1977. Chairs, Tables, Coloured Expert 46 3256. Lights, etc, Kiddies' Cots Property Managers. RECORDS: Add to your & High Chairs.-Devine's JOHN FENNESSY & CO. collection now or lay-by Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988. A.I.S.M. R.E.I.W.A. for Christmas; 12in. L.P.'s 24-4367 - A.H. 45-1145. from $1.95; all latest topPALMER'S HIRE 40 pops available.-W. R. SERVICE. Gifts Phipps Pty. Ltd., 434 AlFor all your party hiring. Crockery, cutlery, glass- LAY-BY now for Christ- bany Highway, Victoria Park. Telephone 61-1270. ware, etc. mas from our range of Cabaret tables, chairs, toys and gifts to suit all TENNIS racquets, supert restles, coloured lights, ages.-Call and inspect at seded, $9.50 to $19.50, reALL HOURS: 28 2161 elec. urns, pie warmers, Teeny's Gift Shoppe, 474 strings and repairs, same etc. Fitzgerald Street, North day service, used tennis 1250 Albany Highway, Perth; for enquiry ring balls 25c. to 40c. - At PrIr.'.d and published by Francis Joseph Dillon "Record Rouse' Bentley. Ph. 68-2891. 28-3508. 450 Hay Street, Perth. Wimbledon Sports, 14 "181•111111 David Jones Arcade, off Barrack Street, Perth. Telephone 23-4219.
BOWRA & O'DEA witeral 2ireciori 68 Stirling St., Perth
Piano Tuning PIANO Tuning and Repairs.-Piano's bought & sold. Telephone 86-2142 Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord St., Claremont. (Late Buhler's). Quotes Free
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In Memoriam
Deaths
BOWDEN, C.: Of your charity please pray for the repose of the soul Catherine, of who passed away December 29, 1965.-Inserted by her loving family. Rest in peace.
QUILL: On December 26, at St. John of Goc; Hospital, Subiaco, El• len Margaret Quill, of 24 Bessell Ave., Como, eldest daughter of the late Michael and Mary Quill (late of Mooroop. na, Victoria, and May, Park Bokal), loving! sister of Joseph, Daniel Patrick, John, Daniel and Michael ( all deceased), Mary, Norah and James; her funeral took place in the Catholic Cemetery, K arrakatta, after Re. quiem Mass. - Bowira and O'Dea, Funeral Directors.
BETT: Please pray for the repose of the soul of George, who died January 5, 1965, loving husband of Kath, father of Ted and Alex. May Perpetual Light shine upon him. DUFFY: Kindly pray for the repose of the soul of our son and brother Bernard, anniversary January 1. Eternal rest grant unto him, 0 Lord.
Deaths HEALY, Patrick: Passed away in Ireland, loved brother - in - law and uncle of Annie and the late Edward Healy and family. May he rest in peace. HEALY, Patrick: Died recently in Ireland, loved brother - in and uncle of Elizabeth and the late Joseph Poole and family. May Perpetual Light shine upon him.
Hospitals, Etc.
Guest Houses
Massage BODY massage, sauna, weight- reducing, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Doyen, Memb. W.A. Ass. of Masseurs. For appointment ring 28-3272.
THE CAR YOU BUY FROM MOTORAMA GETS THE SAME TREATMENT YOU DO THE VERY BEST
What makes us so sure about the cars we sell? Each has been checked by experts and proved correct to the smallest detail. That's why a Motorama car comes with a full warranty . . . it's your proof in writing, of a quality tested Motorama Car.
PERTH - Cnr. Stirling & Parry Sts.
28 4322
VICTORIA PARK - 468 Albany Hwy. 6 2772 FREMANTLE - 92 Queen Victoria St. 5 1271
Dancing Tuition M ODERN DANCING Classes. Monday, R.S.L Hall. Guildford Rd., May lands. 8.30 to 10.30 p.m.: Adm. 40c. Supervision Dot and Wal Thompson
Painting P AINTING. Personalised and individual attention given to all your painting requirements; prompt and efficient service. - John C. Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Telephone 61-4349.
Florists TEENY'S Florist, 474 Fitzgerald Street, North Perth. We specialise in fresh and artificial w reaths, sheafs and domes at short notice. free delivery metro area Ph. 28-3508; A/H. 23-2736
Learn To Drive
DRIVING LESSONS. Learners' permits made easy by calling and in structing you.-Stan Fen ner. UNEEDA DRIVING SCHOOL Phone 67-2958
RUTHER FORD: On December 14, Teresa Mary, dearly beloved wife of Arthur John Rutherford, of Glenda. lough, loving mother of Laurie, Eileen, Rev, F ather Rutherford (Miling), Olive and Kevin, dearest nanna of 17 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; her funeral took place in the Catholic Cemetery, Kamakatta, after Requiem Mass. - Bowra and O'Dea, Funeral Three. tors. Requiescat in pace. I
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DEVA HOSPITAL ("C" Class) 15 Lawley Crescent, Mt. Lawley. Superior Home From Home for Male ane Female Patients. All Medical Attention. Fully Qualined Staff Personal Supervision 01 Nit L. Foley Ph. 71-1372
GERALDTON: St. Francis Guest House-B. & Bfst $3, children half-price: tray service; no stairs.-Telephone 21-2549.
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