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If peace is the im work for justice That's the theme of the Pope's Day of Peace message A PEACE THAT is not the result of true respect for man is not true peace. The idea of peace is still — and must still be — dominant in human affairs and is all the more urgent w henever and wherever it is contradicted by opposite ideas, the Holy Father, Pope Paul VI, said in his message for the World Day of Peace (New Year's Day) He said it was a necessary, imperative and inspiring idea. "It polarises human being newly and in- man. A peace that is not the result of true respect a spirations, endeavours exhaustibly acquired. "Peace is thus the cen- for man is not true and hopes. Its nature is that of an aim and, as tral idea giving its driv- peace." He said this sincere such, it is at the base ing force to the most feeling for man was and at the goal of our active enthusiasm." But peace did not coin called Justice. activities, be they individual or collective," cide with force. INCREASING he said in his message, "This we say especially "But is not justice also the theme of which was to men in posts of res'If You Want Peace, ponsibility. Since it is an immobile goddess? The Premier, Mr. Tonkin, presents on behalf of Austca re, a cheque to Archbishop Goody for Australian Cathoex- lk Relief. Sums to ACR of $20,000 for Pakistani Relief and 534,00.0 for general relief, were part of the third Work for Justice'. their interest and their Yes, it is so in the
pressions of it which we A ustcare payout for the year, in this case a total of $280,000 distributed to 15 church and other voluntary It was for that rea- duty to see that relations call rights and duties, member bodies. In the picture also is Mr. W. T. Holy well, chairman of Austcare, W.A.; this was the first be normal between the son it was important members of a given and which we arrange in time a distribution ceremony had been held in W.A. The total Austcare distribution for this year has been to have an exact idea of group — a family, a our illustrious codes — S1,873,888. ( Photo by courtesy of STW9) peace and to divest it of school, a firm, a com- that is, in laws and pacts, the false concepts which that stabproduce which munity, a social class, a too often "surround and city, a State — their con- ility of social, cultural distort and deform thus stant temptation is to and economic relationIt.,, impose by the use of ships which cannot be in"We say this to the force such normal rela- fringed. It is order, it is young first of all. Peace tions as bear the appear- Peace." Consciousness of jusis not a stagnant condi- ance of peace. tice was increasing today. tion of life which finds "No one, we believe, in it at the same time GENUINE PEACE both its perfection and "It is difficult but es- denies this phenomenon. Semel said there seem- lege revolution and NEW YORK: A Ford- of leaving the priesthood today man "Every its death. Life is move- sential to form a genuine ed to be little or no inter- drugs. University law pro- or the Religious life. ham growth, work, idea of peace. It is diffi- knows he is a person and fessor ment, The public was fed up has been appointThe newly constituted est remaining in films on conquest, cult for one who closes he feels he is a person: and effort contemporary social is- with these themes. guardian of all legal ed Bearings for body, New things such as these," he his eyes to his innate that is, an inviolable human foetuses between ( Re-Establishment, h a s sues, race problems, col- From NC News Service) said. intuition of it, which being, equal to others, the fourth and 24th taken over from another free and responsible — "Is that what peace is tells him that peace is weeks of gestation sche- independent group called let us term a use the sacvery human. something reason like? Yes, for the duled for abortions in Bearings for Re-establish"This is the right way red being. that it coincides with the New York City munici- ment, now dissolved. "Since a different and supreme good of man as to come to the genuine pal hospitals. Chairman of the group way discovery of peace: if we better perception — that makes his he is, one which is fuller Usually the court ap- is Norman St. Johnthrough time, and this look for its true source, and more demanding — pointment of a special Stevas, Member of Pargood is never attained we find that it is rooted of the inward and out- guardian is made when liament and a leading i n a sincere feeling for totally, but is always ward flow of his person- a judge determines that Catholic activist. ality — in other words, a person or group of perThough independent, it of his two-fold moral sons cannot adequately will receive some finanmovement of rights and represent themselves in cial help from the Engduties—fills the con- court, such as infants and lish and Welsh bishops sciousness of man, it is incompetents. and general help from a dynamic justice, and Cardinal John Heenan, of USUALLY COME BACK FOR no longer a static justice Westminster, and his auxborn of this heart. REPORTING THE WORLD ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER iliary, Bishop Gerard Mahon. It will be answerNEW EXPRESSION AND ANOTHER . . . "This is not simply an The guardian is Profes- able only to some eight individual phenomenon. sor Robert M. Byrn, who trustees. nor one reserved for specialises in criminal select and restricted law. He has filed a suit HOLLYWOOD: Execugroups. It is now a col- charging that New York tives of three major studPrecisionlective and universal State's abortion law vio- ios said here that excesbuilt, heavy phenomenon. lates the 14th Amend- sive sex, violence and duty floor "The developing coun- ment of the US Constitu- nudity will disappear tries shout it out with a tion. polisherfrom movies because the loud voice. It is the voice He feels the unborn public and theatres ownscrubbers. of peoples, the voice of have the constitutional ers are sick and tir€1 of Perfect balance. mankind. It demands a right not to have their it Full range of new expression of jus- lives taken away without Douglas Netter, execuaccessories.. tice, a new foundation due process of the law. Byrn was appointed tive of MGM, said: "It's for peace." He asked: "And what legal guardian by the very obvious from the rename shall we give to a State Supreme Court. It action of the public and theatre owners that they THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN peace which claims a is believed to be the first are sick and tired of exYork New that a right to impose itself by time CARS trampling on this prim- court has appointed a cessive violence, excessive sex, nudity and prolegal guardian to repreAUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS ary justice? "And where other un- sent an unborn person. fanity." HOLDEN DEALER W.A. 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Playtime in Northern Ireland
One Friday on Calvary, As in our hospital ward, Three men lay dying— Among them — Our Lord. 'Twas the worst case of neglect, That was ever recorded, These patients whose pain, Pilate had ordered. On three hard beds In the shape of a cross, Without pillow or blanket, No nurse would endorse. Now, the One in the centre, Our attention should claim; "Jesus of Nazareth", The chart gave His name. A cardiac condition, The examiners find — cause? Excessive love for The whole of mankind. Now, we who are nurses, Must listen to this; Unsterilized nails, Pierced His Feet and His Wrists. And what about this, For cruel medication? Vinegar and gall, Were His lips leviation. His back was wounded, By blows and by welts, Yet no soothing ointment, Relieved the belts. No cold compress Was applied to His eyes, The world's Greates.t Lover, Just hangs there and dies. Not a grain of morphine, Not a tourniquet set, A s Mary's Son slowly, Bleeds sadly to death. The chart then concluded, A s further we see, "The sad Man from Nazareth, Died about three." His loved ones mournfully, Went their way— His Mother, Magdalen And John, so they say. Please dont' blame the Jews, For this frightful neglect, For sins do it all, Our sins do it yet. This treatment of Christ, Demands reparation, It falls to us nurses, Of this generation. Whenever we see, Our patients in pain, Let's contemplate, It is Calvary again. And let's do for our patients, What we wished they had done, For the Man in the centre, The Innocent One. It will thrill our hearts, It will please Him too, Let us keep at it, nurses, Till life's work is through.
LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland — Northern Ireland's younger generation plays ball against a wall in Londonderry. The writing on the w all is a recruiting slogan for the Irish Republican Army, the illegal terrorist organisation. Londonderry, a predominantly Roman Catholic city, has been the scene of numerous outbreaks of violence between militant Catholics and Protestants and British troops in recent months. Re,g.o(Is NeAs Service Photo
TWO-THIRDS OF MERCHANT SEAMEN NON-CHRISTIANS
Patterns changing in Sea Apostolate
ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT changes in the Apostleship of the Sea is that perhaps two-thirds of the world's merchant seamen are non-Christians. Father John O'Shea, national director of the Apostleship of the Sea movement and chaplain of the Stella Mans Seafarers Club, said this week:
"When I first undertook proportion of seafarers "When one leisurely and a growing number of realises "In more the sea apostolate over come from the so-called that the now familiar times it was possible for non-Christians as well." 10 years ago, it was com- 'Third World'. Their container ships plying, visiting seafarers to get Speaking of communmonly accepted that two- meagre allowances do between Europe and Aus- about the port cities and And when after death, thirds of the world's sea- not go very far in the tralia and also between even the countryside. ity participation, Father May our souls mount on high, farers were baptised ports of a high cost coun- Japan and Australia, each make valuable contacts O'Shea said: God will "cap" us again, Catholics. I can now say try. The recreational and representing four con- with shoreside people In His Name in the sky. "We appear to experifrom personal experience other facilities of the ventional cargo ships in and get away from ence a continued lack of And on Judgment Day, that one of the most sig- Stella Mans clubs are all cargo-carrying capacity,, the confined atmosphere interest on the part of When heaven we will win, nificant changes that the more important to each having less crew of the ships. our Catholic community Because, kindly nursing our patients, have taken place over t hem." than either of those forin this work. True, the We really nurse Him. that period is that the mer vessels, and spendwork, in its different EMPTY situation has been quite HOT TOPIC ing only a quarter of the forms, such as ship visitA view of the "Cave", "Today, with only reversed — at least twoWhere Jesus was born, Father O'Shea recently time in port, the situa- hours at his disposal, ing (already mentioned), thirds of the merchant ha s somewhat unless the organisation or hostessing, ladies auxExhibits a star— returned from a round- tion seafarers throughout the Australia visitation of changed. Which appeared in the dawn. of the Apostleship of the iliary or club host work, world are non-Christians. ports, where the changSea is geared to meet his do not readily appeal to "Added to this there is Sample-soil, now possessed, "A shipowner recently ing pattern of ship visit- a whole variety of bulk ship almost on arrival just everybody, yet a Was traversed in distress said to me: 'Why all the ation was a hot topic carrier ships, 'roll on- and quickly pass on the more wholesome resBy Mary and Joseph, ponse would make the fuss about non-Christ. among port chaplains. roll off' type vessels and necessary information on difference Refused as a "guest". between a ians?' Will our average Ship visitation had un- tanker fleets of a much the many facilities offerCatholic think and act dergone a major trans- large capacity than for- ed by the Stella Mans mere 'programme' of by Sister M. Philomena Earle, differently? clubs, his visit to that activities and a wholeformation during recent merly. B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. particular port will be a some and satisfying en"Furthermore, a greater years. "With the greater mech- very empty one indeed." counter between the In Fremantle itself anisation of cargo handpeople of different races, there was a slight in- ling, all these type of Instead of concentrat- cultures and religions. crease in the number of ships are in port only ing its activities on the BENEFIT ships calling. Ship visit- for hours as distinct weekend, clubs such as ation, therefore, made from days and even the Stella Mans "One must not sound club in great demands on time. weeks in former times." Fremantle now spread ungrateful, or unappreFather O'Shea said: their activities over the ciative of all that has been done over the years, COMPLAINT "This is so because, alwhole week. and that through the though the increase in He said the general numbers of ships has not complaint made these A seaman who could dedicated participation been so significant, their days was that would-be not attend Mass on Sun- of a great many in the stay in port has been ship visitors were scarce- days when at sea usually community. It is that one shorter and one has to ly aware these ships tried to do so during the realises what could be accomplished if many be prepared to visit at were in port when it was week. more were to do just a any time. time to sail away again. "And, from experience, little for those who are "The shipowner takes we are aware that this is beyond our own comthe view that a ship is COMMERCIAL PRINTING making money only when not merly so of Catho- munity. 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Synod: Pope Paul will have final say THE VATICAN has the synod's overwhelmpublished documents on ing vote that "the law of j ustice and the priest- priestly celibacy existing hood drawn up by the in the Latin Church is to World Synod of Bishops be kept in its entirety." and has stated that the Cardinal Villot did not Pope reserves the right mention the separate to judge which of its question of allowing marrecommendations shall ried men to become be put into practice. priests. The Record begins Vatican observers poinserialisation of the two out that although the ted documents on PAGES 6 celibacy rule will be and 7 today. The controversial ques maintained, the Pope tion of whether to ordain still had the right to permarried men as priests mit the ordination of in special circumstances married men on his own —which produced the authority — as a large liveliest debates of the minority of bishops at five-week synod—still ap- the synod recommended. pears to await a papal DOUBTS decision. Villot's note Cardinal This was revealed in a brief introduction to the also revealed that the two documents signe 1^v Pope might have doubts Cardinal Villot, the Vati- on some recommendacan Secretary of State. tions on both the Justice Pope Paul, after care- and Priesthood docuful study of the two ments. "His Holiness now acdocuments, had confirmed "in particular" that cepts and confirms all the centuries-old rule of the conclusions in the priestly celibacy should two documents that conform to the current be retained in full. This was a straight- norms," Cardinal Villot forward restatement of said.
Apostleship of the Sea, Fremantle ABOVE: Bringing home the Christmas tree via the Club bus with assistance of seafarers Noel Connor of Fremantle and t an Pickersgill of Bunbury. R IGHT: Anthony Creedon of East Fremantle and Margaret Gray of Scarborough were married at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Scarborough, on December 12. of years.
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EDITORIAL Running out of time AFTER the stirring themes of Advent have opened up the vision of Christmas, no wonder the New Year can find no place of meaning in the l iturgical picture. Yet, paradoxically, it is a thought close to the heart of the reforming preacher. From the Old Testament prophets through John the Baptist and St. Paul there is ample warning the sands of time are running out and there is stil l time for a conversion of heart. I t is a strange sight as a frail creature tries to set his watch against God who has no clock. With every turn of the hourglass, the eternity and infinity ST. JOHN OF GOD HOSPITAL nursing graduates with Bishop Q uhm and their tutor Sisters. Standing, from left—June Clough, of God are more imponderable. Sister Matthew, Sandra Miller, Sister Corona, Bishop Quinn, Sis ter Cecily, Karen Clegg, Rosemary Grigoroff, Sister Ann Mary, On the scientific frontier of space, and Margaret Phua. time has become the new dimensional Kneeling, from left—Roslyn Barker, Monica Lynch and Susan Thornber. riddle. The human discovers there is no new year; it is al l a matter of when one came in and when one leaves. TIPS FOR JOB SEEKERS History is interesting and the future a bright dream. God confronts us with of Sydney. 9.13 p.m. ( 6WN). the now. A Christian ought to be able WEDNESDAY, to look beyond the doomsday of ChristJANUARY 5: mas shopping or the fiscal year. God "Religion in Life": "The has set him problems to solve. Church in the University" The Rev. J. Brady of The growing chasm in the distribuMelbourne. 10.15 p.m. tion of the world's productivity give ( 6WN). THE RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT that West Austral ian nurses in public every live person a question to ponder hospitals have got substantial pay increases makes the profession even MONDAY, about their own self sufficiency if it more attractive to job seekers with an inclination for nursing. JANUARY 3: comes from God at all. "By The Way": The Briefly, the new in- team and work under the Rev. Graham Hardy of The towering city produces its lone- creases include: direction of a registered Sydney will present a special "By the Way" enliness and the suburb its isolation. Can •First year student nurse. and, after titled "Facing the New They learn ethical resa parish prove through worship and the nurse—$37.73 July 1, $42 weekly (old ponbilities in nursing, the Year". 10.15 a.m. (6WN). charity of its l ife that it has anything rate: $32); principles of maintaining SATURDAY, •First year registered health and preventing to offer? KATANNING: 1st, 2nd, JANUARY 8:
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The ministerial priesthood Introduction
TWO SIT DESCRIPTION OF THE SITUATION
In recent times, espec- spirits, to see if they ially since the close of come from God, lest DESCRIPTION OF THE sanctify worldly activi- ching on the common technology have stirred ship of men with God cloud the the Second Vatican Coun- ambiguity ties by exercising them priesthood of the faith- up a hope based exces- and with each other. All SITUATION cil the Church is exper- unity of the Church's directly and bring the ful (cf. LG 10). That, sively on enthusiasm and this of course demands 1. The extent of the leaven of the Gospel into however, gives rise, as by at the same time they that we should all, especiencing a profound move- mission or excessive uniment of renewal, which formity hinder needed Church's mission was the midst of events. Sim- a swing of the pendulum, have aroused profound ially those who perform all Christians should fol- adaptation. Thus, by test- illustrated at length by ilarly, the desire is de- to questions anxiety. One rightly asks the sacred office, strive certain low with great joy and ing everything and hold- the Second Vatican Coun- veloping of co-operating which seem to obscure whether man will be to renew ourselves daily 'with fidelity to the Gos- ing fast to what is good, cil. Indeed, the Church's with the joint efforts of the position of the priest- capable of being master in accordance with the The power of the the present crisis can relationship with the men to build up a more ly ministry in the Church of his work and directing Gospel. pel. h oly Spirit is present to give occasion for an in- world was the subject just and fraternal soc- and which deeply trouble it towards progress. 7. We know that there especially of the pastoral iety. In a world in which the minds illumine, strengthen and crease of faith. some Some, especially the of some parts of the are constitution et Gaudium perfect our mission. the faithful. young, despair of almost all problems have priests and In accordance with its in which that proorld w results good Many Spes. political aspects, partici- Many activities which in meaning of this world Every true renewal importance, the Holy cultural change found closer a followed from in salvation for look and and politics to reserved in pation were the past brings the Church un- Father put forward the been less hitherto of has this consideration sysmeditative even in revolutionary ac- priests—for instance, cat- purely priesthood doubted benefits of great ministerial the questhat and felt, it clearly matter: more is tivity is by some consid- echetical work, adminis- terns and in artificial value. We well know that for discussion by this tions raised above are is salvation that seen not abanparadises, marginal the indispensable. in ered activity trative through the recent Coun- year's Synod. Before the being asked everyan abstract category outommunities, and even doning the common striv- not cil priests have been Synod many episcopal nor by all priests, where, em- c Council The 3. hisof were, it as side, examined liturgical activities — are ing of mankind. fired with new zeal and conferences nor in the same way. But time, but that it phasised the pre-eminand tory themdedicate frequently Others quite with today that they have contribut- this theme together communications becomes from God and ence of the proclamation arried lay selves with ardent uto- since by out ed much to fostering this priests and quite fremen and peoples which c tween Gospel, the ought the to of permeate people, while on the pian hope devoid of refrenewal by their daily quently with lay people whole of lead through faith have today become more should man the and atthe to God to erence priests, many hand also were other solicitude. We have be- Some priests f requent and more whole history of men and to the fullness of the celefor reasons already men- tainment of some state fore our minds our many called to the Synod as peedy, we judge it good of the sacralead bration s them freely the to tioned, are trying to in- of total liberation, and heroic brothers who, in "auditors", to assist the Kingdom of God, so that ments. But current think- volve themselves in the transfer the meaning of and opportune to examwith dealing in fidelity to their ministry, bishops at last "God may be all ing about the religious personal Me these questions in the whole condition of life of lay their live lives dedicated to important questions. in all" (1 Cor. 15:28). phenomenon fo sters light of faith and to give persons. Hence a number lives from the present to God with joy, either the in We wish to fulfil our but doubts in many minds humbly future. being the are questions of among the peoples where duty with the evangelical of the Holy trength concerning the sense of a s a therefore is There priestly asked: Does the the Church is subjected simplicity which befits some principles However, as is under- sacramental and cultic ministry have any spe- profound cleavage be- Spirit to a harsh yoke or in pastors who are serving more concrete finding Many priests ministry. for difficulties cific nature? Is this min- tween action and contemAt the the Church. Considering standable, mission lands. Alto them. nswers pera from not suffering a recreaand work plation, the Is istry necessary? same time, however, the our responsibility before have also arisen: some response this though crisis ask identity sonal religion priesthood incapable of tion, culture arid renewal also entails diffi- the fraternal community priests feel themselves applied differthemselves another being lost? What does and between the imman- must be culties, which are espe- of the Church, we desire estranged from the move- question: What according to the ently methods transcendent the and ent tomean priest ments which permeate being a cially felt by all in the to strengthen the faith. should be used so that circumstances of each day? Would it not be aspects of human life. priesthood, whether unlift the hope and stim- society and unable to sacramental egion, it will have the practice r have for the bishops or priests. Thus the world itself force of truth for all ulate the love both of solve the problems which may be an expression of enough to Christian touch the of service men deeply. Often is obscurely awaiting a We should all scrutinise our brothers in the minfaithful and priests too the problems and faith really affecting the communities presidents solution to this dilemma those the signs of the times in isterial priesthood and of in situations of live whole of who personal and the pres- and is paving a way tranquility. this age of renewal and all the faithful. May our troubles of priests de- social life, in order that designated for reater g common the of rive from ervation their having, whereby the Church may Therefore, ardently deinterpret them in the words bring solace to the Christian worship should in their pastoral and misgood, without sacramen- go forward proclaiming strengthen the light of the Gospel (cf. People of God and the sionary care, to use not be wrongly reduced tal ordination, and exer- the Gospel. Certainly, the siring to faith, we fratGS 4), in order that we priests dedicated to their to a mere witness of external rituala for methods office their cising which are now only complete salvation ernally urge all the faithmay work together in service and renew their perhaps obsolete to meet ism? fixed period? offered to men is Christ ful to strive to contembetween joy! distinguishing Since priests are very the modern mentality. himself, Son of God and plate the Lord Jesus livSerious problems and concerned with the imSon of Man, who makes ing in his Church and to several questions then age of herself that the himself present in his- realise that he wishes to Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set serious more Still 5. arise, especially from Church seems to present Church. work in a special way posed, tory through the are real difficulties which to the world, and at the questions toinseparably joins He his ministers; they experience in exer- same time are deeply some of them as a result gether love for God and through be convinthus will they historiand exegetical of cising their function and conscious of the singuthe love which God has that the Christian CITY OUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 not — although this is lar dignity of the human cal research, which show until the end for men as ced cannot fulfil LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS sometimes the case — person, they desire to a crisis of confidence in they seek their way amid community mission complete its prethe Is Church: Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overnacied and Serviced the bring about a change from an exasperated the shadows, and the the ministerial CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service spirit of protest or from within the Church her- sent-day Church too far value of human love without riesthood. Let priests selfish personal concerns. self in inter-personal re- removed from its orig- whereby a man gives his p aware that their anbe Is it possible to exhort lationships, in relations ins to be able to proclaim life for his friends. In truly shared the laity as if from the between person and in- the ancient Gospel cred- Christ, and only in him, xieties are bishops, and that outside? Is the Church stitutions, and in the very ibly to modern man? Is do all of these become by the desire to sufficiently present to s tructures of authority. it still possible to reach one whole, and in this the bishops them still more. certain groups without after synthesis the meaning of share Christ of reality the 4. And still, relationthe active presence of the investi- human life, both individships between bishops so many critical 2 LONDON COURT priest? If the situation and priests and between gations? Are the essential ual and social, shines Moved by this desire, characteristic of a priest Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 priests themselves are structures of the early forth. The mission of the consists in segregation enough Church, Christ's Body, the Synod Fathers, in the well FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, growing more difficult Church spirit of the Gospel, folfrom secular life, is not by the very fact that the known to us that they far from being obsolete, SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. closely the teachlowing the situation of the layconsidbe must and can is therefore rather of exercise of the ministry Established 25 Years. man better? What is to invariable the highest relevance for ing of the Second Vatian is becoming more diver- ered be thought of the celibcan Council, and considsified. Present-day society scheme for every age, in- the present and the ering also the docuacy of Latin-rite priests own? our cluding future: the whole Church is divided into many and addresses of in present-day circum6. The above-mention- is the witness and effec- ments groups with different disPontiff Paul Supreme the stances, and of the perunion, this of sign tive ciplines, which call for ed questions, some of set forth to intend VI, sonal spiritual life of the them new, others already especially through the d priest immersed in the iffering skills and forms long familiar but appear- priestly ministry. The briefly some principles of apostolate. This gives world? of the Church's teaching rise to problems concern ing in new forms today, minister's proper task in the ministerial prieston 235 Newcastle Street, Perth 2. 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THE HOLY FATHER has carefully examined the two documents containing the proposals expressed by the Second General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the themes, 'The Ministerial Priesthood' and 'Justice in the World', which had been put before the Assembly for study. As he has already announced in his address at the General Audience of November 24, the Holy Father desires that the aforementioned documents be made public. His Holiness now accepts and confirms all the conclusions in the two documents that conform to the current norms: in particular, he confirms that in the Latin Church there shall continue to be observed in its entirety, with God's help, the present discipline of priestly celibacy. The Holy Father reserves to himself to examine carefully in due course whether the proposals— and which of them—contained in the recommends tions of the Synodal Assembly should be convalida ted as directive guidelines or practical norms. —John Cardinal Villot, Secretary of State.
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JUSTICE AND WORLD SOCIETY: Crisis o Universal solidarit Introduction
sharing in the building up and enjoyment of a more just and more fraternal world.
Gathered from the whole world, in communion with all who believe in Christ and with the entire human family, and opening our hearts to the Spirit who is making the whole of creation new, we have questioned ourselves about the mission of the People of the God to further justice in the world. Scrutinising the "signs of the times" and seeking to detect the meaning of emerging history, while at the same time sharing the aspirations and questionings of all those who want to build a more human world, we have listened to the Word of God that we might be converted to the fulfilling of the divine plan for the salvation of the world. Even though it is not for us to elaborate a very profound analysis of the situation of the world, we have nevertheless been able to perceive the serious injustices which are building around the world of men a network of domination, oppression and abuses which stifle freedom and which keep the greater part of humanity from
At the same time we have noted the inmost stirring moving the world in its depths. There are facts constituting a contribution to the furthering of justice. In associations of men and among peoples themselves there is arising a new awareness which shakes them out of any fatalistic resignation and which spurs them on to liberate themselves and to be responsible for their own destiny. Movements among men are seen which express hope in a better world and a will to change whatever has become intolerable. Listening to the cry of those who suffer violence and are oppressed by unjust systems and structures. and hearing the appeal of a world that by its perversity contradicts the plan of its Creator, we have shared our awareness of the Church's vocation to be present in the heart of the world by proclaiming the Good News to the poor. freedom to the oppressed and joy to the afflicted. The hopes and forces which are moving the world in its very foundations are not
foreign to the dynamism of the Gospel, which through the power of the Holy Spirit frees men from personal sin and from its consequences in social life. The uncertainty of history and the painful convergences in thP ascending path of the human community direct us to sacred history: there God has revealed himself to us, and made known to us, as it is brought progressively to realisation, his plan of liberation and salvation which is once and for all fulfilled in the Paschal Mystery of Christ. Action on behalf of justice and participation in the transformation of the world fully appear to us as a constitutive dimension of the preaching of the Gospel, or, in other words, of the Church's mission for the redemption of the human race and its liberation from every oppressive situation.
The world in which the Church lives and acts is held captive by a tremendous paradox. Never before have the forces working for bringing about a unified world society appeared so powerful and
strength. Ancient divisions between nations and empires, between races and classes, today possess new technological instruments of destruction. The arms race is a threat to man's highest good, which is life; it makes poor peoples and individuals yet monc miserable, while making richer those already powerful; it creates a continuous The new technological possibili- danger of conflagration, and in the ties are based upon the unity of case of nuclear arms, it threatens science, on the global and simul- to destroy all life from the face taneous character of communica- of the earth. At the same time new tions and on the birth of an abso- divisions are being born to separlutely interdependent economic ate man from his neighbour. Unworld. Moreover, men are begin- less combated and overcome by ning to grasp a new and more social and political action, the inradical dimension of unity; for fluence by social and political they perceive that their resources, action, the influence of the new as well as the precious treasures industrial and technological order of air and water—without which there cannot be life—and the small favours the concentration of delicate biosphere of the whole wealth, power and decision-making complex of all life on earth, are not in the hands of a small public or infinite, but on the contrary must be saved and preserved as a unique private controlling group. Econopatrimony belonging to all man- mic injustice and lack of social kind. participation keep a man from atThe paradox lies in the fact that taining his basic human and civil within this perspective of unity the rights. forces of division and antagonism Continued Next Week seem today to be increasing in
dynamic; they are rooted in the awareness of the full basic equality as well as of the human dignity of all. Since men are members of the same human family, they are indissolubly linked with one another in the one destiny of the whole world, in the responsibility for which they all share.
Continuing 'Those 12 days of Christmas are Christ's'
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God; Shout to the Lord We have a Sunday litall the earth, ring out urgy and three week days your joy. Cry out with before the great feast of joy to the Lord, all the Epiphany. The responJERUSALEM (NC). — the handling of the -viralearth. Serve the Lord during sorial psalms The Middle East Latin. ice by communicants. Come with gladness. these days are indicative rite bishops have ordered before him, singing for of how we should be feelThe decree forbids the their priests to wear joy." ing: wearing of lay clothes by and nuns cassocks and Are we capable any"0 Praise the Lord. JerBrothers their religious priests and Religious — usalem. Zion, praise more of sustaining such including a clerical suit habits. your God . . . Sing a a spirit? We go through with a Roman collar— societies ligion just has a hard than that. This feast can new song to the Lord, fads and styles so quick- sophisticated The bishops' decision without special authoristhe Christ to span related attention our be for he has worked won- ly, the simple people can set time reaching that deepwas made known in a ation of the local bishop. ders . . . All the ends (and our celebration span aside the usual pace of ly into our lives; it does King. This is the day to decree from Archbishop of the earth have seen too) is very limited. In life and dance in the not pervade our social move out of the seclusion Giacomo Beltritti, Latinof our christianity and to rite patriarch of Jerusathe salvation of our less affluent and less squares and visit each customs. The twelfth day of manifest Christ to the lem. other in the homes and make the rounds of festi- Christmas is Epiphany. It world. Visiting priests and Rebrings to a close the vities for days on end. "Lord ,every nation on ligious also are required FOR In Australia, Dad has special Christmas celeearth will adore you. to wear a cassock or BULLDOZER HIRE Cribs in to get back to the job; brations. In his days justice habit. even the kids have a hun- churches homes and shall flourish and peace The decree also forCOLLIEVILLE Hotel Ring 35 4488 I dred things they "have should remain up and till the moon fails. For reception of Combids is do". this to operating a until Celebration feast; GUEST HOUSE he shall save the poor Cottesloe munion in the hand and "IPNININP#4,041#4.4.4.4.4.4.#4,04,4 /NM when they cry and the Marine Parade and 180 Adelaide Tce., Perth helpless. needy who are John Street Phone 25 5732 He will have pity on and Breakfast from $3.00 B. & B. $6.00 daily 20 Mabel St. the weak and save the ngle, Twin and Family Rooms South Perth Full Board $10.00 daily T.V. Lounge — Car Park GLORIOUS NOTE P AINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 lives of the poor." 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SPIRE ON TRINITY COLLEGE CHAPEL READY THE NEW SPIRE on the Trinity Col lege Chapel, which was completed recently, rises to a height of sixty-five feet and in a more positive way identifies the chapel as the focal point of the college building complex. I t is clearly visible from the Causeway and the eastern approaches to the city and completes t he original design of the architects, Messrs. Henderson and Thompson. The erection of the spire was made possible by the generosity of the donors, Mr. and Mrs. John Carrigg, of Kelmscott. The spire consists of supports, gently sloping this is the sign of life. His promise that He will a structural steel core towards the cross, are He who stilled the waves be with us all days even clad with anodised alumi- as hands joined in pray- and calmed the seas is to the consummation of nium sections tapering er, supplicating sanctifi- with us still and we have the world'." to an apex. It is bronze cation and ultimate salin colour and originates vation and yearning after at the roof line rather God," he said. the lantern, than at "It's grace and simplicwhich projects above the ity can make us mindful central sanctuary. The that these are the virtues cross rises above the tap- after which we should ered spire, it is square in strive continually. We section and provides a could also be made mindgraceful climax to the ful that the generosity chapel building. that inspired the donors In blessing the spire, is yet another virtue college chaplain, which we can try to the Father Paul Keyte, SDS, emulate in our lives. spoke of its traditional "There may be still religious significance as many more reflections a sign or symbol. and considerations that Just as a handshake can be made which may denotes friendship, a kiss occur to you and have expresses love, a salute evaded myself, but one patriotism, loyalty, res- last point occurs to me, pect, so in the past and that is that this spire the Church, with its spire could equally become a was the centre of men's symbol of the Church itlives and a stranger self. It will be buffeted could easily ascertain the by winds, but because of position of the parish its form they will pass church. through without causing That it was almost in- the slightest damage. variably the highest "The Church in recent building in the locality times has been subjected bore testimony to the to many storms and upsupremacy of God whom heavals, but to those who it represented. fear its end we can once One of the products of St. Cecilia's, Port Hedland, is "From our own spire, again say: 'Let the we may perhaps draw storms come, let the fer- young Barbara Nowers, whose grandfather, Mr. Laurence Clarke, was the first to move from Beagle Bay the conclusion that its ment continue, because Mission to Port Hedland in 1925. Young Barbara recently appeared in the MMA film, "Birds Fly High." T he new spire on the Trinity College chapel.
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New religious education institute to study specialised needs SPECIALISED needs of the Australian catechetical scene are to be the study objective of the new Pastoral Institute of Religious Education to be launched in January, 1973.
Although there are many needs in the Catholic education system calling for attention there has been con sistent pressure to come to grips with serious research and training in catechetics and all its pastoral implications. leadership considerable concentraneed Till now, Australia has will not had permanently or- qualities, clear under- tion of those engaged in standing of team teach- teaching theology. ganised courses. A considerable number ing, inter-personal rela- It is not intended to of religious teachers have tionships as well as a delay the project by waitgone overseas to places sufficient reputation to ing for affiliation with such as Lumen Vitae ensure confidence in the tertiary and other insti( Brussels), Corpus academic worth of the tutes, even though the Christi (London), Jesus study courses — ideally advantage of this is recand Regina a combination of scholar, ognised. Magister The institute's overall Mundi (Rome) and other teacher and administraaim of gaining support centres in Europe, North tor. from the general Catholic America and Asia. TARGET teaching body in AustraTwo disadvantages of The target for 1973 is a lia will have to stand such studies were that course of one year's dura- against the need to enthey were not necessartion with an intake of courage continual work ily geared to Australian forty students, priests, at the lower level of reneeds or conditions and, religious or lay. Further ligious programmes. dispersal the on return, or junior fellowships Initially the work of of the teachers over a second year courses will the institute will not have large continent with such The an impact in such local considered. be varied experiences dimis aiming at the education and will need course inished their effective serious tertiary level and not to be viewed as a contribution to the genpresupposing prior ex- substitute for vital ineral teaching body. Fifty years' memories of Mary's Mount School stored in the lives of Sisters Adelaide, Pius and Carmel at perience in catechetical service for training t he Golden Jubilee Mass of thanksgiving celebrated by Bishop Quinn. Firm suggestions have or other pastoral fields. teachers and others. now been issued by the Ideally it will be a resiAustralian Bishops' Com- dential student body if mittee for Education. that can be arranged. Out of an interim body, The pastoral scope of the com- the course is to be strespermanent veloped economies totween 100 and 120 mittee now consists of sed from the outset. It A. PRAYER OF THE is by no means the II. WE LIVE IN AN UNlive day is that they can per thousand Archbishop J. Carroll will aim not only at cateChristAND of ly WORLD JUST monopo FAITHFUL. have—in anything but births and some(Sydney) and Bishop F. chetical needs but also A IN T HEREFORE ians. friends, dear My Priest: the shortest run — the times went as high P. Carroll (Wagga Wag- tasks in and beyond the "Disregard and con- WORLD DEPRIVED OF the God of kind and scale of re as 140 . . . Between Byrth, classroom for the balan- let us pray to Fr. human PEACE. P. ga); for tempt family of sources that limit dethe ages of one and 0.Carm., Fr. L. Fitzgerald ced growth of all in the Peace that the rights have resulted 1. In today's worldalmone ancisions. It is the det wo, 28 per cent of 0.P., for Clerical Relig- Church. The central sub- nations may show barbarous acts justice of all types is n i to undercision that makes the all deaths were of ious; Mothers M. Eym- ject areas would be other the way outraged widespread. Much of it is have which and resources. This is the aboriginal children, ard and Margaret Short, 'applied' theology and standing and justice, of based on invalid discrimconscience the by inrevolufundamental aborigines though for Religious Sisters; communications drawing not be torn apart (Pre- ination. mankind." violence. and tolerance made up only 2 per tionary change — perBrothers Othmar and J. on related subject areas DecUN to amble the for pray We " . . . Every type of haps the most revolucent of the populaKelty for Religious Bro- ( for example phychology, laration of Human pastors: discrimination, whethin Report tionary man has ever tion." thers; and Monsignor J. sociology, anthropology). Church and its John Cf. Rights. to faithful may they be er social of cultural. Australian", known." (U Thant, Sec.. "The Bourke. "Pacem in XXIII: Thus the function of the word of God and senwhether based on sex. 19/11/71.) Gen. of the UN.) Terris", 169-171; 184; the Institute will be to sitive to the needs of race, colour, social con- (c) In India two out of LAYMEN 197.) "It means that no one your show ditions, language or refive children die beProvision has been train people and it is they men, and 2. By virtue of their obneeds to live in povs.ty justice to way the of be to going people are who overbe to is ligion, fore reaching the age made for other appointin or deprivation." (Ha than ligation to LOVE — rathor actions in Church the to by as service eradicated come and of puberty. (Barbara ments, lay including word — ?ed , l c vey Cox: "The Secular ,s_. 1 hear words. Lord, a wide range of needs. contrary to God's inmembers. Ward in TV interChristians have a speciCity", Pelican Book No. our hear Lord, R. ecoExcessive . . . tent The specialist staff (inview; "The Word", fic obligation to be more First work next year A975, p. 194. The above prayer. difsocial and nomic January, 1968.) merely concerned; than is the nomination of a itially perhaps four fullquote from U Thant worldfor pray We ferences among the (d ) In Brazil 94 per cent director and the appoint- time with part-time as- leaders and those who they are to be ACTIVELY follows Cox's stateone the of members of the rural land is ment of additional per- sistance) will be engaged serve in public office: ENGAGED in the pursuit ment.) popuor family human owned by 6 per cent manent staff by the mid- in research, dissemina- may they overcome the and achievement of JUS2. As the leaven in the lation groups cause of the country's landdle of the year. The coun- tion and high level teach- pride and self interest TICE and PEACE. (Cf. 1 and the salt of the militate dough and scandal, owners. (Archbishop cil is making an Australft ing. Such a staff, being a that sets man against John; "Pacem in Terris", social justice, earth — both metaphors against national in Camara Helder Magiset responsibility, "Mater wide survey of opinfon man, and give hope to the 172-199; equity, the dignity of Address: of activism, not passivLondon and will receive recom- would derive their condi- world by working for tra, 222-230; Paul VI, as person. human the Herder Correspond- ism—Christians are obmendations from people tions and administration peace with determination "Apostolic Letter to Carwell as social and infrom council with the ence. June, 1969, p. liged to influence the 1971", May, Roy, dinal who feel they have an and wisdom. Lord, hear peace." ternational thinking of men, to final the 178.) to reference 48b) opinion to be considerus. Contheir opinions, to "Pastoral II: Vat. change ( Australian Episcopal 3. The Christian undered. our R. Lord, hear stitution on the Church ( e) Australians spend S63 re-order their priorities, Conference. and JUSTICE stands per year per capita prayer. in the Modern World", to sensitise their conessentially: on beer alone — al- sciences, to irritate their We pray for those who PEACE as MELBOURNE FANCIED 29.) the as much as most Justice c omplacencies, to disturb Finance will most like- teach the young people (a) POSITIVE — 2. Statistics illustrate total per capita in- their apathies, until the is much more than ly have to come from the of our world: may they injustices the of come in China and people of our time no merely the lack of some Bishops, Religious Ord- keep the respect of their TRUE make North Vietnam. Peace is which injustice; inspire and students longer tolerate or acers and the Catholic impossible. much more than PEACE them to care for every f) "In the (South Afri- cept the injustices which ( C ommunity. EARTH OWORKS FR merely the absence ( a) Official figures recan) mining indus- make peace an unreal The location will have man. Lord, hear us. leased by the UN in of war. our hear Lord, try, an African earns dream instead of a realisR. Ring 35 4488 to be in a capital city; 19 7 1 November, "Peace results from an average of $A32.20 tic and attainable vision. Melbourne is currently prayer. (based on June 30, that order structura month for hard We pray for those opfavoured as having a "Since wars begin in that show 1971), ed into human socpressed by war and inand hazardous work the minds of men, it is PER CAPITA INiety by its divine justice: may they be compared with an in the minds of men, of most in COME actualand Founder, rights given their human average of $A415.80 that the defences of A frica, in India, Pakised by men as they and live as free men in for a white worker." must be co:4peace istan, Nepal, Indoever after thirst peace and happiness. (I.L.O. Report quotstructed." (Preamble to Vietnam Laos, nesia, . . . justice greater hear us. ed in "Objective: the UNESCO ConstiNEW YEAR CABARET-DANCE Lord, and China, is less our peace is never atJustice", UN QuarR. Lord, hear tution.) 5 per cent of than for and once tained p. 1, No prayer. 1971, terly, Saturday, January 1st, 1972 per Australian the built be must but all, 37.) We pray for this com3. PRAYER: 8 p.m. — 1.00 a.m. capita income. up ceaselessly. (Vat. munity, united in the "May Our Lord Jesus A T GOSNELLS CIVIC CENTRE II: "Pastoral Consti- (b) The same report I I I "IF YOU WANT Holy Spirit: keep us Christ banish from the FOR WORK tution on the Church shows that INFANT PEACE faithful to the Gospel Fe3tur ,ng "The Offsprings & The Irish Group' etc etc. of men whathearts Modern the in M 0 R T ALITY JUSTICE". and the teaching of your Function Permit — Spots endanger might ever World", 78.) 1. Men are quite capChurch, and help us to RATES (i.e., deaths Tickets $300 incl. Supper. May He transpeace. justice make a world of before age 1 year per able of removing the (b) GLOBAL—While any form them into witnesPhone 68 5075 — 97 2626 for table bookings. bringing peace, and 1.000 live births) basic injustices in the man anywhere is deses of truth, justice and are they Christ's love into the once — Ausin world 17 from vary prived of JUSTICE brotherly love. May He lives of men. Lord, hear white educated and made willtralia (for no PEACE, and enlighten the rulers of For exus. babies) to an aver- ing to do so. Christian anywhere peoples so that, in adour is R. Lord, hear ECONOMICS ample, 125 Africa, in 150 age in the world may be dition to their soliciprayer. in Indonesia, 170 in the creation and instrusatisfied. (Cf. Vat II: tude for the proper Brazil. (Note: "The ment of man and can be Keep your housing costs down "Pastoral ConstituGod, Lord Priest: welfare of their citizens by securing a reasonably priced building site. deman as serve to for made rate mortality tion on the Church Father of all men, fill they may guarantee We offer high lots with lovely views at aboriginal babies in termines. Modern the in the world with your love and defend the great "The central stupenAustralian m ost SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY World", 23-24.) and let there be justice on Page 12. deContinued beabout averaged dous truth States fully serviced with deep sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. and peace on earth. Help (c) ROOTED IN HUMAN from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% a become to all us single NATURE ITSELF — Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach. family which knows the and J USTICE This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in joy of living with you. Hamersley area. PEACE are not opWe also build two or three bedroom Homes in this Suburb Through Christ our Lord. tional extras. They from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly R. Amen. are not merely desirpayments. able because of the Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. B. BACKGROUND alternative—war, or Prayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in their • NOTES FOR because they proVocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood. SERMONS. mote international This devotion is held as a Holy Hour at the Carmelite Monastery, Adelma trade, etc. They are LTD. R.E.I.W.A. "If you want Peace, Nedlands, each first Sunday at 3 p.m. Road, MENTAL NDA F U work for Justice" HOME BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING P R E REQUISITES 1. Most men of our Be there on Sunday, January 2nd, to make your priests the gift of your 66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE of truly human livtime feel a deep conprayers. ing. (Cf. "Pacem in cern for Justice and PERTH. Terris", 9, 203.) Peace. 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Birthdays
Children's World
Dear Boys & Girls
Thursday, December 30, 1971
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Albany John Lenard, * SATURDAY ( 14); Robyn Grover, CloJANUARY 1 verdale (13); Anne Jones Nancy Pittorini, Ham- Mukinbudin (11); Donald Shane Moore, Watermans Bay ilton Hill (14); Scott, Karrinyup (13); (13); Stephen Thompson Creena Stewart, Scar- Inglewood (13); Stephaborough Paul nie Abotomey, Kalgoorlie (12); Damen, Armadale (13). (13).
Now that Christmas has come and gone once more, let us make a real effort to keep the meaning and message * MONDAY * FRIDAY JANUARY 3 of this wonderful feast alive all year. JANUARY 7 Tomassone, W. Nadia Let everything that we do and say Patricia Pearson, Kar(11); Elizashow that Christ has come to us, and Leederville beth Chidlow, Albany rinyup (12); Paul Kelly, that He stil l lives in us. (12); Stephen Bekkers, Queens Park (12); Dan Mary ice Mullane, Nollamara Northam (14); Without Christ we are nothing. Let Sharman, Bedford (10); (9); Damian Green, Doubleview (13); Winsome us make sure that Christmas for us is Dianne Dielsen, Double- Mortimer, Wellard (14); O'Reilly, view David (11); not just a passing thing, but an event Karrinyup (9); Anne Mc- Phyllis Bavich, Armadale (14); Raymond Birighitti that we keep in our minds and hearts Ginn, Mt. Yokine (12). Newburn (13); Bernaevery day for the rest of our lives. dette Lee, West Perth * TUESDAY (14); Susan Hart, KojoICE-CREAM CLOWN about two inches wide beans or other lollies for Let our lives say to everyone: "We are JANUARY 4 nup (14); Richard Joyce HERE is a fun sweet and eight inches long for eyes, nose and mouth. Chfi§tians! Christ was born and died Annette Jones, Scar- Kukerin (11). Then place the cone that you might like to try the clown collar. Paste or borough (13); Stirling for us!" staple the ends together. on top. one during day your Dawkins, Bentley (14); If you like, cut out a bow If you wish to make holidays. Donegan, Myaree * SATURDAY God bless you all during this holy TheresaThomas tie as shown and attach several of these, make all 8 JANUARY need: You will Dwyer, (11); the collars first, so that season. Construction paper or it to the collar. Katanning (9); Edward
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The patient was recovering from pneumonia. He repeatedly asked for food, and at long last the nurse had served him a ei 11 1 Ao mere spoonful of rice. A few minutes later the patient had called the nurse again. "Now I want to read a little," he The BOTTLE-NOSED inches long and it has said. "Bring me a postDOLPHIN is the one that from 80 to 100 teeth. age stamp." CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: is used most as a per- This dolphin has a black * * * 1. Stroke or caress. 1. Baby dog. former. It can be trained back with a white underLate one night he came 4. Use thread and needle. 2. Devoured. to do many tricks, such side, and noticeable grey home from the club and following 7. Not night. 3. Number as leaping high in the air and brown stripes on its announced to his wife 10. Cricket is played with nine. to take food from it's sides. that he had a tip to back trees or a . . . and ball. 4. Juice of keeper's hand, jumping Large schools of dol- a mare named Princess 13. Short for utility. plants. through hoops, and fetphins leaping about ships Charming for the follow14. Means yes. 5. Not dry. ching a ball or a stick. ing day. By breakfast 15. You write with this. 7. Domestic animal. Many people believe are a common sight at time he had forgotten its 16. A domestic or tamed 8. Human-like animal. that the dolphin is ex- sea. Sailors have a supname. He appealed to erstition that the animal. sight9. Have you been . . .? tremely intelligent, rathis wife for help. 10. Means of transport. 17. Poetic for open. ing somewhere between ing of dolphins means a "Just look at me dear," 11. How many years of 18. No clue. UGE. a dog and a chimpanzee. smooth and happy voyage. The meat of a dol- she said coyly, "and then 19. Obtain. . . . are you? Dolphins talk to each phin is quite delicious, think again." 20. Large body of water. 12. A drink. wls a kid we had to be bi other by making a var- but sailors will often Hubby looked at her. reiety of sounds such as fuse to kill them. Then a smile spread over squeaks, clicks and his face. I've got it, of -From World Book CHICAGO-This Marty Murphy cartoon appears in a re- barks. It has been found course," he cried. "Ugly Encyclopedia cent issue of Overview: A Continuing Survey of Catho- that dolphins also try to Duckling." lic Trends and Opinions, a bi-weekly newsletter by The imitate some human * * short letter. Thank you, Thomas More Association. Dear Children, sounds of speech. Religious News Service Photo Maureen. Teacher: "Do fish grow I received quite a few Dolphins also seem to fast?" Keep the mail coming letters this week. One have a built-in sonar sysPupil: "They certainly Monica in boys and girls, and from came What do ghosts call If you had ten potatoes tem which helps them to do. My father caught What did an apple Bradley, who said that since it is holidays and mistakes?-Boo boos. say and you must divide find food and to steerf to the other apple?- one, and it grows six she read and enjoyed you have plenty of time, them equally among clear of enemies. * * You're too young to inches every time he our page every week. how about those interestseven persons, how The bottle-nosed dol- wear lipstick. mentions it." I'm glad that you do, ing stories, poems and Where does the witch would you do it?-Mash phin is found in coastal * * r Monica, and I would drawings? Yours might of Endor live? - At En* * them. waters. It grows up to 12 welcome from you and be selected for publica- dor. What goes up and "My wife has a queer feet long and weighs as * r * others, any contributions tion on our page! * * much as 800 pounds, but never comes down?- way of getting even with in the way of poems, What can you see with God bless, the Telephone DepartWhy Its Your age. shouldn't you your eyes shut?-4 joke. most are smaller. stories, ideas, black and * * ment." beak is about JUNIPER. BR. 3 tell inches peacocks secrets?white drawings, etc. Send * * * "How's that?" long, and it has from 80There was a diesel enThey spread tales (tails). them, care of me, to Box "She uses my car to 88 teeth. In going colour gine along the a track. Why is a joke like a * From Tina Pollard of 104, TUART HILL, 6060. * * knock down their poles." dolphin is dark The wind grey was on blowing coconut?-Because it is r ^4er, Pat and Tina Subiaco: Why are bees so affec- no * * * good until it is crack- Its back, with a lighter south. Which way was What when goes the up Pollard sent in a numtionate?-They're always ed. grey on its underside. the smoke going?-It was Said the visitor to his ber of riddles which are rain comes down? - An thinking of honey. The COMMON DOL- a diesel, so there wasn't host's little girl: "How published elsewhere on umbrella. PHIN is found in warm any. * * do you know that it's the page. Thanks to the * -L * How many books can ocean waters. It differs in the first of the month?" Pollard family. How many letters in If you add a father and a student put into an size from the bottleA twenty-five cent "Cause all daddy's letMaureen O'Sullivan of the alphabet?-Twenty- a mother and a baby to- empty schoolbag?-One; nosed dolphin, growing award is on its way to ters have got front winManjimup, another coun- five, because the angels gether, what do you get? after that the bag will only to about six feet. Pat Pollard of Subiaco dows in them," she retry reader, also wrote a said No L. (Noel). -Two and one to carry. not be empty. Its beak is about six for the above riddles. plied.
JUNIOR CROSSWORD
MOST OF YOU boys and girls have seen films or pictures of dolphins performing in various acquatic centres. The DOLPHIN is a small, whalelike animal whose snout forms a "beak". People often confuse the dolphin with the porpoise, which has no beak. There are two chief kinds of dolphins: (1) bottle-nosed dolphins and (2) common dolphins.
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Thursday, December 30, 1971 WORK FOR JUSTICE—From Page 1 sure that the peace re- the competence of the sulting from such a ty- one who is speaking here. rannical process is true "But it is precisely peace? That it is a stable from this place that the peace? Or, even if it be invitation we give to stable, that it is a just celebrate peace resounds and human peace? as an invitation to practice justice: `Justice will "The problem is ex- bring about peace'. "We repeat this today tremely serious and complex. It is not for us to in a more incisive and make it worse, or to re- dynamic formula: 'If you solve it on the practical want peace, work for level. That is not within justice'."
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A LOT OF INTEREST will centre around French Davis Cup player Wanaro NiGodrela when he competes here next month. Three countries can claim an interest in him — France, New Caledonia and Australia.
France was able to get singles tennis champion to Victorian and WA line in future with VFL CUP him as a Davis Cup ship. clubs linking-up to swap counterparts who come What price the Davis player because he is from A colourful personality. players. Cup? Two thousand dolshopping in the West. Its Pacific island protec- he should be a popular Even so, WA clubs are The day of the bargain lars a week would you torate of New Caledonia. attraction when he plays likely to take a tougher footballer has gone. believe? Hnwever, Australia can in W.A. And the player in ques* take most credit for his tion? Tony Roche. development as an inter- WRANGLE It seems this lucrative national player. As a boy offer is being dangled in T HE CLEARANCE he spent six years atten- wrangle that has put a front of Roche. ding Essendon Technical reported $25,000 transfer There is talk an injurROD by EVANS School in Victoria. ed elbow may force him fee on the head of ColERAGON, a six year promising fifth behind to withdraw from the When he first arrived lingwood football cham- old gelding by Pentagon Bright Victory over ten World Championship tenin Australia he couldn't pion, Des Tuddenham, owned and trained by H. and a half furlongs. nis group of contract procould have repercussions speak English. The highG. Parker put the writ- Chalga has shown a lot fessionals.. light of his tennis in here. ing on the wall with a of promise in the past Roche has shown more Australia was winning A round-up of top foot- good third behind Alver- and should be equal to the Victorian schoolboys' ball critics in Victoria nia over seven furlongs winning a middle dist- than a passing interest in showed that most did not on Derby Day. This geld- ance event within his the offer that has been proposed. He has stated consider it an exorbitant ing is a very honest stay- next couple of starts. that, while his injured price to ask. er and perhaps a little MOON WALK, a bay elbow may not stand up under-rated. Eragon's _ form over a middle dis- filly by Endless Honey to the rigors of the proof Folk Dance, im- fessional circuit, the few by BOB ROBERTS tance during the winter out AT YOUR SERVICE months was most consis- pressed at her second times he would play in SINCE 1927 tent and he should pick run from a spell in finish- Davis Cup competition up a race or two in the ing an unlucky sixth to should not aggravate his Ring 35 4488 Eliza Lee over seven and injury. This means the asking near future. price by VFL clubs could Certainly HONEYEATER, a well a half furlongs. The stewAustralia's alloNerdiNine.dpr4r.pir osnovroo•ins put a lot of their stars bred black colt by End- ards reported that Moon Davis Cup stocks would out of pocket-reach of less Honey out of Aquan- Walk was unable to ob- spiral if Roche did beWA clubs. ella impressed when he tain a clear run in the come available, as he is Though there is talk finished very fast to run straight, and as she drew one of the best players of Bill Barrot and Barry second to Eliza Lee over wide at barrier fourteen in the world and would Davis—who have each re- seven and a half furlongs this all adds up to a first be a dominant player in Lakeway — Claremont presented Victoria — on Railway Stakes Day. class run from this top Davis Cup competition. BUILDERS, PLUMBERS, transferring to WA next Honeyeater was unlucky class filly. Moon Walk But $2,000 a week? ELECTR ICAL season, the number of in drawing the very out- will be something to bet And they say the Davis when next on placed in a top class Victorians com- side barrier position and Cup is strictly an amatCONTRACTORS, suitable event. ing has diminished in re- no doubt this has cost - eur affair. MANUFACTURING and him the race. With a little I would like to remind cent years. RENOVATING As a result, WA clubs more luck in the barrier all Record readers that are looking towards the draw at his next start the Western Australian CONTRACTORS Honeyeater should be Racing Fraternity is holdPhone 31 2805, 31 4703 VFA and borderline VFL something to bet on. ing an Inaugural Conceleplayers. The big amounts CHALGA, a four year brated Mass at Notre in transfer fees has led old black gelding by Port Dame Church, Wright Vista and trained by Bert Street, Cloverdale, on Harrison at Armadale Sunday, January 2, 1972 W. W. EDMONSON & SONS caught the eye with a at 6 p.m. PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH
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