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Perth man becomes permanent deacon Perth became the third diocese in Australia (and the first in W.A.) to introduce the permanent office of deacon with the ordination to the diaconate in St. Benedict's Church, Applecross last week, of the Rev. Deacon David Anthony O'Brien. The ordination was have the honour of minis- seven progressive orders performed by Archbishop tering at his daughters' towards the -reception of wedding next the priesthood. Goody who expressed his double At the Second Vatican added personal pleasure month. He grew up in Shenton Council, the Constitution on the occasion since the Rev. Deacon O'Brien had Park and attended Christ- on the Church gave its been among the first Ian Brothers' College, approval to the restoration of the diaconate as group of students to Fremantle. Preparation for the dia- a permanent part of the enter St. Charles' Seminary in 1942 when the conate has meant big hierarchical order of the Archbishop was then its demands on Mr. O'Brien's Church. spare time—he was re- It gave approval to the founding rector. quired O'Brien to study a course diaconate's being conferMr. Since then, had watched with inter- of theology to equip him red upon men of more mature age, in the marest the opening up of the for his new office. ried state; it also approvhis First among duties wake of in the possibility the Second Vatican Coun- will be his special place ed of it being conferred cil of the reintroduction in the celebration of the on suitable young men, of the permanent diacon- Eucharist where he will but for them the law of ate into the life of the have the privilege of celibacy must remain. reading the Gospel and Church. as The Australian Bish- instructing people ops' Conference in 1971 well as assisting the agreed to the introduc- priest with the distribution of the permanent tion of Holy Communion. Restricted only from order of diaconate and since then ordinations the specific tasks of the have taken place in Can- priests of saying Mass VATICAN CITY (NC).— berra and Adelaide. and hearing confessions, Pope Paul has named • The Rev. Deacon David O'Brien at the conThe Rev. Deacon David the deacon can attend to Archbishop Ugo Poletti clusion of the distribution of communion at the O'Brien is a radio engin- a wide range of pastoral (58), as his pro-vicar Rome. Archof Mass of his ordination to the diaconate. general marriages. eer with Station 6IX and duties such as the he will continue to work funerals, baptisms, visit- bishop Poletti for 1 in his profession. ing the sick, instructing past three years was one In his address the Arch- people, etc. of the closest assistants bishop pointed out that are Deacons first to the late Cardinal Anthe new deacon would spoken of in the Acts of gelo Dell'Acqua, the forperform his ministerial the Apostles when St. mer vicar for the Rome duties as his time allow- Stephen and six others diocese. Perth has overwhelmed and been overwhelmed ed and as the opportun- were given their office in Because the Pope is by the renowned Italian Jesuit Fr. Riccardo ity offered, the relieve order to many engaged in the Present at the cere- Apostles of some of the tasks of guiding and gov- Lombardi who was on his second visit last to conduct retreats in community spiritualmony to receive the sign burdens of administra- erning Catholic week the of peace from him and tion that were building Church, he names a vic- ity. also to receive Holy Corn- up in the new Church. ar to govern Rome's al- He ventured the opinion actual experience the munion from his hands Over the recent cen- most two million Caththat with its present size community sharing of were his wife, two sons , tunes the office of dea- olics. and state of development, faith that must typify the and two daughters. Icon had come to occupy Poletti it was ideally placed to Church, diocese, parish, Archbishop Deacon O'Brien will a place only as one of the holds the title of pro- become an example of a community and family tovicar instead of vicar be- diocese implementing the day and that is going to cause he is not yet a full spirit of the Second truly reflect the new cardinal. If and when Vatican Council much in Spirit at work in the the Pope holds another the way Milan stood out Church. consistory, it is most after the Council of There is almost a touch likely he would then be Trent. of ecstacy in the commade a cardinal and From those who parti- ments of those who atnamed vicar general as cipated, the comments tended and who unanimwell. were equally superlative. ously believe that the aim Born in northern Italy In the words of Arch- of the retreat was achievon April 19, 1914, the new bishop Goody, the retreat ed. pro-vicar was ordained had "opened up a new Helped by a team of Fr. in 1938. In 1958, he was vista" in the Church as a Louis Dolan, Passionist, named auxiliary bishop community of salvation Sister Christopher Darcy, USUALLY COME BACK FOR PERTH. 84 BEAUFORT STREET of his home diocese of ready to give heart to the a Sister of Charity, and Novara and in 1967, Pope world of today. SUBIACO. 122 ROKEBY ROAD Fr. Russell Hardiman of A NOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER Paul named him archEEDERVILLE. 148 OXFORD STREET L of the retreat The first Bunbury, Fr. Lombardi bishop of Spoleto. A ND ANOTHER . CLAREMONT. 40 BAY VIEW TERRACE Community preached a theology of Christian Poletti was given to a gathering unity and community Archbishop C ANNING BRIDGE. 906 CANNING HIGHWAY made a name for him- from the Diocese of Bun- right out of the pages of FREMANTLE. 25 ADELAIDE STREET self in reorganising and bury in the preceding the documents of the WILLAGEE. 86 ARCHIBALD STREET revitalising that diocese. week. Council. HEAD OFFICE This led Pope Paul to Last week from the The difference was that summon him to Rome Archdiocese Perth instead of merely studyof in 1969. came it s bisho s (also ing the ideas, the retreatattending were Bishop eants were expected to McKeon of Bunbury and live them. ON INSIDE PAGES BUILDING SOCIETY HOUSE Prior Rooney O.S.B. of Contrasting with a dif297-305 MURRAY STREET, PERTH, W.A. 6000. TEL: 22 2066 ofo' Norcia); priests ferent style of retreat New Trustee Investment—Group Assets exceed s8o,000,000 Authorised An Abbe Pierre . . .... 2 associated with many that requires silence and activities in the recollection apart for Aquinas Procession .. 2 special diocese and members of each person, this retreat . 4 the senate of priests; sup- was a heavy programme Calendar eriors of the majority of of sharing in meditation, Children's World 9 orders of religious men prayer, liturgy, discussion THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN 10 and women in the Arch- and even recreation. Classified Advts. .... diocese; and men and Most indicative that it CARS 4 women laity representing was a real retreat was Editorial .. the pastoral council, Maj- the open admission of A UTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS Lombardi Retreat 1, 11 ellans, Knights of the so many in open sesHOLDEN DEALER News in Pars 4 Southern Cross, Y.C.W. sions that their thinking 1308 Albany Hwy. and Y.C.S., and family and spirituality had unSport .... .... .... .... 11, 12 planning groups. dergone a real change, Cannington The aim of assembling not without difficulty, PHONE: 62 1826 TV, radio .. . 6 this wide cross-section PHONE: 68 1826 was to bring to life in •Continued on Page 11.

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Thursday, October 26, 1972

Nobel Peace Prize to prelate urged

Increase in State money for independent schools

REYKJAVIK, Iceland ( NC) .— The Scandinavian Bishops' Conference has proposed giving the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize to the controversial Archbishop Helder Camaro of Olinda and Recife, Brazil.

SYDNEY.—State Government assistance to independent schools was increased in the Budget brought down by the Premier and State Treasurer, Sir Robert Askin, in the N.S.W. Parliament.

Sir Robert said that how it could be co-ordinSir Robert announced that the annual per cap- funds had been provided ated with the various Bishop Camara is well land who have been ita allowances for prim- for the introduction of principles and practices known for his criticism , harmed by the violence these the 1973 school year of which the States have ary pupils in of the political and econ- there so that they can schools would be raised a one-mile qualifying dis- f ollowed in this field. omic policies of Brazil as , spend a time of rest and from $50 to $61 and those tance for free travel to well as his defence of peace with Catholic chil"While we appreciate for secondary students and from schools in the the Commonwealth's asthe rights of workers in dren here. metropolitan sistance, there are some Sydney from $59 to $71. his homeland. About $5,000 from this year's Lenten collection associated difficulties The increases would be area. In a letter to the Norwas placed at the disThis would complete with the proposals as effective from July 1, wegian Parliament, which posal of Bishop Hendrik the transition from the they stand and we are 1972. chooses a committee to Frehen, of Reykjavik, for Sir Robert also said two-mile for all schools in the process of endeaselect the Nobel Peace that purpose. vouring to straighten that provision had been throughout the State. Prize winner, the bishThe bishops also necidmade to increase the Referring to the an- them out." ops said that Archbishop ed to question the annual living away from nouncement, a f ew Camara "does not beclergy, Religious and home allowances for sec- months ago, by the Comin lieve in violence, but THE ABBE PIERRE laity of their countries ondary pupils in State monwealth Government, human dignity and in on the way the Church in and non-State schools that it would provide responsibility and men's Scandinavia views itself, from $58 to S72, also ef- financial assistance for care for one another. and on what its aims fective from July 1 this capital works at State "This view has been should be in the light of NEW YORK (NC). — year. and non-State schools tragically undervalued in the Second Vatican CounThe Budget also pro- and its proposals con- Mass attendances in the today's politics. It seems cil and recent experiences New York archdiocese poses that the means tax cerning additional aid to to us that it is precisely jr Church life and soapplicable to secondary independent schools for declined by 23 per cent the Nobel Peace Prize ciety. allowances be relaxed running costs, Sir Rob- in the five-year period should encourage that The inquiry is to seek from 1965 to 1970, accordfrom a taxable income of ert said: this view." ing to views on the spiritual Clergy Report, a $ 5000 a year to $6000 latter "On the issue from January 1, 1973. At their annual meet care of Catholics in Scanthe Commonwealth has newsletter published each ing here, the Scandina- dinavia, the mission task proposed that, commenc- month for priests here by the Office of Pastoral vian bishops also decid- ion ship of the Church ing in 1973, the Comed to support a pro- t o increasingly secularmonwealth and each Research. gramme to bring to Ice- ised Scandinavian so"Based on these figures State should pay to the "I am not sure if God exists, but if He does, independent schools we estimate very tenta- I believe He does what you are doing" is how land for a period chil- ciety and to Christians dren from Northern Ire of other churches. matching amounts in per tively that on any given a young man once expressed his philosophy of capita grants represent- Sunday, about 40 percent ing in aggregate 40 per of the Catholics in the life to the famous Abbe Pierre, indicating the cent of the assessed Aus- archdiocese attend Mass new quest of mankind for its God. tralia-wide cost of educa- in the parishes," the reAbbe Pierre, of "Rag- Parliament from 1945-51. ting a child in Govern- port said. picker" fame was briefly It was after this that MONUMENTAL ment primary and secon- Father Philip J. Munion in Perth last week en he turned his attention to dary schools. executive secretary of the route to visit one of his the plight of people in SPECIALISTS "Since the Common- office, suggested that in- 75 communes scattered poor housing and even 483 Great Eastern wealth statement was creased mobility, a de- around the world as part without shelter. With the Wway, Reckliffe made, discussions have clining birth rate and the of his Emmaus Move- S.O.S. call "My friends— A new church came The union is formed continued between the arrival of immigrants ment to help the poor. help" he provoked what into being last week — out of two different and Phone 65 3157 Commonwealth a n d with less fixed churchhas been called the "re- the United Reformed apparently opposed sysInto 60 years Abbe volution of goodness" States to clarify various going habits than their After Hours 61 5667 Church, the union of the tems of church adminisaspects of the Common- predecessors, were Pierre has crowded a lot right across France. Church tration. Congregational of life but has put even wealth plan and to see causes. 111111111/IN He could have given in England and Wales The Presbyterian sysmore dedication into the the Presbyterian tem is a highly centraland past 23 years during up after severe deterioraof England. ised one unified with a which he has built up the tion of his health in 1958 Church 38 communes of his but he has carried on It is the first union of hierarchy of representamovement in France that tirelessly till today when two denominations to tive Councils under a national Assembly. today number 1,600 mem- he has seen his work grow into an interna- take place in Britain Congregationalists have bers. tional movement found- since the Reformation. insisted on the indepenThe essence of these ing many similar offThe United Reformed dence under God of each communes is that mem- shoots, including the Church will have nearly local church, all associabers are free to come "Swallows", founded in communicant tion between them being 250,000 and go as they wish but 1960 and 4t present workOver voluntary. members spread while they stay they are ing in India helping the about 2000 local churchThe unity only came dedicated to the task of poor to help themselves es. earning money by their through small village proabout because each was own work and contribut- jects. The U.R.C. will be div- prepared to give up its ing anything surplus to ided into 12 provinces distinctive tradition. QUESTIONS their basic needs to help The hope is that being For the Abbe Pierre, each with its own synod other poor people to find back to the thrown their own dignity and modern man is confron- in which each local things that unite instead ted with new practical place in life. church is represented by of those that divide, questions about the prewill "Ragpicking" has come new sence of God. Knowledge both ministers and eld- something to signify that the mem- is emerge. growing into an al- ers. bers, often poor and most 110111110111 frightening immen- 111•11•1 destitute themselves, stop sity and the more that at nothing in their search one wonders at the 20 Mabel St. to earn the means to sup- beauty and marvels of port their dream. S outh Perth creation the more scan67 2716 CONTRACTOR dalous is PAI it that people NT;NG DONATIONS Not even donations should still be suffering. from benefactors are alGood, honest, people, lowed to divert them he says, ask if God is a from their purpose. Such loving Father if He allows gifts are funded in a special account and dis- people to suffer. Such tributed independently of honest men are lonely Emmaus funds. because God does not The funds from Em- exist for them. maus members are not They look at man and meant to be the total an- see the enormous capacswer to any poor group's ity that he has for doing need for help; they are things and yet they disenough to start an action cover the stupidity of but never to finish it. man who can find money The poor themselves to go to the moon but are required to pick not enough to mobilise up their own problems the forces of the earth— and to provide others to water the deserts of into helping them from Australia, for example. whatever quarter, govGOD'S LOVE ernment, local authority Just as God's love beor employer. comes "imprisoned" by Some Emmaus groups His concern for creation, have been able to give so must that love of God away $2,000 a month become imprisoned in through their combined the love that each man efforts. Even for some will have for his broseemingly hopeless mem- ther. with Vitamin C added bers of society, joining Tel. Hannan The young today, says ( to keep winter coughs and colds at bay) an Emmaus group gives Abbe Pierre, are looking them the pride of putting 211444 Street their rew energies to beyond the slogans of work for others as a Communism as a tempteam effort. tation that somewhere I NORTH THE LEADING FASHION STORE Abbe Pierre established SOUTH else it may be a bit bethis reputation in the AND 6066 67 46 5478 Resistance during World ter. They want to break COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS War II and served as a out of the endless cycle member of the French where God does not exist.

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PERTH MONUMENTAL WORKS

The Abbe Pierre, modern man and aid to the poor

NOW: A UNITED REFORM CHURCH

M. G. O'Brien

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New co-educationa regional college

Aquinas procession arrangements

A Regional co-educational school for fifth and sixth formers will be opened at Frankston in 1973 by the Marianist Brothers.

The annual Eucharistic Procession and Festival will take place at Aquinas College on this Sunday (October 29), commencing at 3 p.m.

Placement exams for • They will run west This Sunday is no lonThere will also be a ger observed as the along the Terrace into junior school for boys pupils will be held on and Street Feast of Christ the King, William November 4. from Forms 1 to 4. Narthe will be aswhich now falls on the Bro. Neff across thence The school is being sisted by two Marianist last Sunday of the rows Bridge and along built at the request of Brothers and lay staff. Church's calendar —this Labouchere Road, ThelFranksof the parishes year November 26. The ma Street, Roberts Road, Mr. Robert Morphett, ton, Chelsea, Hastings, who is at present dean traditional time for the Lockhart Street, Cloister ForPine and eaford S Eucharistic Festival has Avenue, Mr. Henry Road of students at St. Paul's est. been retained to take ad- to Aquinas. College, Altona, will be It is intended to serve deputy headmaster. vantage of the spring Although no special weather. the whole of the MornBro. Neff is a Bacheservice on it will be run. Peninsula. ington lor of Science in EducaThe recitation of the No. 37 will also take Brother R. Neff, who tion (Dayton University), Rosary will open the people to the college. will be principal of the Master of Education Adceremony at 3 p.m. It is This will leave outside school, came to Austra- ministration (Xavier Uniexpected that all will David Jones, St. George's lia from the United Stat- versity, Ohio) and has a have assembled on the Terrace, and travel east es in 1969 to take charge Certificate in Counsellalong the Terrace and oval by that time. of administration and ing (Dayton). The Blessed Sacrament then over the Causeway finance at Marianist-run .4= will have been exposed on and along Canning HighSt. Paul's Boys' College, the altar of the Aquinas way, turning off at BarAltona. Chapel from 1 p.m. on- ker Road. Brother Neff said last Light refreshments and wards and the Trinity week that the planning and Aquinas Bands will afternoon teas will be stages for the school had be playing from 2.15 p.m. available afterwards in taken two years. until the commencement the main college hall. of the Rosary. Priests and Religious are The school will eveninvited to afternoon tea tually cater for 800 to PROVIDENCE The Archbishop will (NC).— 900 pupils. carry the Blessed Sacra- in the main dining room. Bishop Louis E. Gelinment during the proceseau issued new rules protrade technical A sion and a special blessgramme will be included here governing young The Australian Council of Churches and Australian Catholic Relief have ing will be given to the IT'S marriages in the Proviin the curriculum. contributed a total of $20,000 for famine relief in New Guinea. sick who are invited to dence diocese. OBVIOUS Registration papers for assemble in a special area The new norms proCLASSIFIED ADS. The chairman of A.C.R., the Churches and volun- set aside for them. Forms 1 to III are availThe grants, of S10,000 counselvide for special N able from parish priests each, were announced by Archbishop Gleeson, at tary agencies in AustraThe preacher will be ling and evaluation of in the area covered by the national directors of its biannual meeting this lia were prepared to sup- Father Davern Day, S.J. couples who want to be the project. the two church agencies, week, expressed his plea- port the appeal launched newly appointed headmarried whenever either the Rev. E. H. Arblaster sure in announcing that in New Guinea. master for 1973 at St. DO THE JOB. of the parties will not from Project ( Australian Council of returns The theme for Project Louis School. be 18 years old by the year Compassion for 1973 will Churches), and Mr. Wm. Compassion this IT'S CHEAP TOO. A special 12-minute bus SHOW YOU proposed date of mar(Australian had passed the half-mil be "Share your Lent." C. Byrne PHONE IN YOUR service will run from riage. CARE lion dollar mark. Catholic Relief). CLASSIFIEDS Perth starting at 1 p.m. The norms also apply At its meeting the NaNOW ON ABOUT THE MEDIUM The bus is No. 36 and The grants are in reto case when "in the APPRECIATION tional Committee approvBRINGING YOU buses will leave outside from sponse to an appeal pastoral judgment of The Australian Capi- ed a new symbol for 25 9088 CATHOLIC the priest, one or both the Melanesian Council tal Territory representa- A.C.R. and this will be Council House in St. NEWS MOtZik:a zOt",at: parties is not ready to of Churches for assist- tive on the A.C.R. nation- used during the 1973 Pro- George's Terrace. handle the rights and ance from Australian al committee, Deacon V. ject Compassion appeal. SAY WHERE YOU responsibilities of a Churches. Dowdy, and Bishop MoiSAW THE ADS. The West Australian I NSIST ON marriage, either emotiongan, with two represen- representative on A.C.R. AGENCIES ally, spiritually, intellecBoth the church agen- tatives of World Chris is Miss M. Collopy. tually or financially." cies have opened New tian Action, visited the Under the new policy Guinea Famine Relief Minister for External priests are prohibited funds and will receive Territories, Mr. Peacock, • Hercules and Caribou "Fit fora King" from scheduling a wed- donations either through last week and told him transport planes and Iroquois helicopters of the LADIES! ding for such under-age churches or directly of the decision of the Royal Air Australian couples from the community. or unprepared two bodies. Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR Force have been helping CORSET SALON until they have been reThis was part of the to airlift food and other MINISTER SEEN ferred to the diocesan Butchers Shops Fashion Corsets Family Services nearly S500,000 given so Mr. Peacock did not supplies into the famine Ladies' Surgical & Catholic by Austrafar this year areas of the Southern Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions for counselling and evalcommit the Government Locations: Exclusive Lingerie uation of their readiness lian Catholic Relief to to any specific amount of and Western Highlands. projects in Australia and money but indicated that for marriage. TYLERS' SUPERMARKETS rind Hosiery In the picture, the The CFS and the cou- overseas. adequate measures 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 Room 202, 2nd Floor loadmaster, It has given so far this would be taken to ensure R.A.A.F. ple's pastor present their Levinson Building B. & P. BUTCHERS evaluation to the bishop, year more than $400,000 that no-one in the Terri- LAC Tony Kershaw, sup713 Hay St., Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle according to the norms. for self-help projects in tory would be left with- ervises the unloading of The bishop must then many Perth. THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET countries and out food. bags of seed potatoes make a decision whether Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 emergency reat Mendi Meanwhile, Caribou $70,000 in he expressfrom a Phone: 23 3518 to postpone the marriage Guinea. airstrip in New lief. ed his satisfaction that or allow it to take place.

New rules for minors marriages

Churches give 820,000 for relief in New Guinea

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Archdiocesan calendar 98

The second meeting of the Archdiocesan Pastoral Council at St. Charles' Seminary, Guildford.

Perth Priesi appointed to Rabaul for a year

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Thursday, October 26, 1972

NEWS IN PARS Polls & people

Some 3,000 marriages take place in the Archdiocese of Perth each year, but only about 300 people each year attend the courses for engaged couples. Where are the rest? ask the organisers.

Like it or not, the word has gone out and we are about to learn more about the faces and The last course for the year of preparation for names of our politicians than in a long three marriage commences on November 5 at 2.15 p.m. years.

Fr. John Chauncy, B.A., at Mercedes College Hall (entrance from Goderich parish priest of Hamilton I t needs to be remembered that the people do Street. Further sessions are on Thursday, Nov10.30 a.m. Mass for Y.C.W. key leaders has left to serve in the ember 9 (8 p.m.), Sunday, November. 12 (2.15 not choose those names or faces, for the current school at Franciscan Retreat House. The Archdiocese of Rabaul p.m.) and Sunday, November 19 (8 p.m. at St. John processes arrange that the parties make that for twelve months. Archbishop. choice for us. The Archbishop of of God Maternity Hospital, Subiaco). 30 The Archbishop will attend a theologi- Rabaul, the most Rev. Inevitably, the candidates are men with cal meeting with Anglican Bishops in John Hehne, M.S.C., D.D., but for al l that, ought we to be more limitations, Fremantle C.B.C. Old Boys Association are sendSydney. approached Archbishop with politicians' l imitations than disappointed all former students at ing out a far flung call to The Archbishop will attend the central Goody in the hope that lot of people in other positions in those of a with committee meeting of the Australian it might be possible to the College to be present at the annual re-union life? services of a have the comNovember 5, place on Sunday, that takes Bishops Conference. priest for a time. mencing with Mass in St. Patrick's Church at 6.30 Secondly, it is a fallacy to contend that an In line with the prac- p.m. followed by a dinner in C.B.C. Hall. November election result is an expression of the wil l of the many dioceses in tice of Speech night at Aquinas College. 3 The Those intending to be present are asked to whole people. It is a compromise in which the Australia now making Archbishop. minority concede the right to the majority to some of their priests notify Frank O'Loughlin, phone 37 1574. 5 2.15 p.m. The final course for the year available to assist in plan the future course of the country. of the Preparation for Marriage pro- mission territories, the We ought to occasionally thank God that we The Catholic Social Club commence their sumgramme, conducted at Mercedes College Archbishop agreed to Fr. do not live in a country where a defeated minChauncy's offer to do this November Friday night mer tennis programme on Hall. 8 p.m. Family Planning Clinic session period of service. 3 at Tennivale Courts, 337a Charles Street, North ority resorts to revolution in the face of its Fr. Chauncy has close Perth. Tennis will continue during the summer defeat. at St. John of God Maternity Hospital, links with that part of months. Subiaco. Elections are only the most significant of a the world, having been The Catholic social club welcomes any single series of debates where human beings have to 19 born in New Ireland Confirmation, Midland Junction. 26 Study day for parish pastoral councils while his parents were person over twenty who seek the opportunity of bend to endeavour to find solutions demanded stationed there. Some meeting new friends. (See their list of events on by the truth that all men are brothers. at St. Thomas More College. years ago he spent six this page). December Finally, election time means that a variety of months attached to the 11 Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's CatheArchdiocese of Rabaul. — some of them of the gravest importcauses dral. YCW POST others of lesser size — have to be and ance The St. Joseph's Past Pupils' Association will Fr. Lawrence Apps has 1111•1111111=1111•1111IIIIIIIIMMIIIN&____ together. lumped Saturday, Stall on and Cake American Tea an been appointed chaplain hold Politicians and parties can expect the ire of to the Young Christian November 4, in the Civilian Maimed and Limbless Association Hall, corner Havelock and Murray the public if they have not sufficiently prepared Workers Movement. He now resides at 49 Streets, Perth, starting at 2 p.m. Past pupils and their policies or if they hope to ride roughshod OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Vincent St., Mount Law- friends of the Sisters of St. Joseph will be most over the moral questions of the day with a CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS ley (telephone 28 1352). welcome. The president is Mrs. A. Evans, tele- barrage of words on the issues that they call PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... ... 21 8151 Fr. Apps was ordained in phone 67 5248. important. PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 1969 and has been assistFREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... ... 35 2602 and priest at Mirrabooka. Only the Communists have ever made the COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET . . .... 3 2655 As chaplain he succeeds MAJELLAN NOTICES promise or told the lie that there is a heaven on Fr. Ken Keating who for Doubleview Majellans will be "Reviewing 1972" earth. The greatest myth of our times would the present is attached at their next meeting to be held on Monday, be to attempt the same. Elections aren't all parish. the Mirrabooka to W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS October 30 at 7.45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Pat that life is about but they are a good proof that Lee, 75 Woodlands Street, Woodlands. Further God wanted men to be free and responsible. PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS DO THE JOB. details from Mrs. Marshall, telephone 21 4711. IT'S CHEAP TOO. Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and PHONE IN YOUR General Plumbing. All Work Guarantr,ed. 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ST. PETER'S SQUARE, ROME. Rome for most pilgrims, wil l be the highlight of their 32 days in Europe. To see Rome for Catholics, wil l in itself, fulfil a dream of a lifetime, however, The Record in planning your tour, has given you Rome for Easter. Four days in the heart of Catholicism at the most moving time of the Church year can only be capped by an Audience with the Holy Father. This, too, has been arranged by The Record. Our aim is to give the Catholics of Perth a chance to realise the dream of a lifetime by giving them a pilgrimage and a tour they will never forget. On the morning of April 19th, 1973, we will leave the beautiful Italian Riviera resort of Rapallo. Heading south, a two hour drive will see us in Pisa. After lunch we will again follow the Via Aurelia with the blue Mediterranean always present on our right. About 5.00 p.m. we will arrive in Rome. As we enter the outskirts of the Eeternal City, the great dome of St. Peter's will welcome us. Good Friday, April 20th, 1973. Our first day in Rome. This morning we will have a first look at Rome. The places of interest are too numerous to mention, however, during the morning tour some of the highlights will be the Roman Forum, The Colosseum, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, the Borghese Gardens. In the afternoon we will go to St. Peter's for the Good Friday Stations of thei Cross.

Saturday, April 21st, 1973. Today you are free. Some may take advantage of a free day to rest up. Others wil l not want to miss one sight of this fascinating city, and of course, the shops are always popular. This afternoon, those who wish, wi l l have the opportunity to travel along the Appian Way and use the Catacombes of St. Bebastian. Sunday, 22nd April, 1973. Easter Sunday. This morning we will attend Mass a t St. Peter's and be present when the Pope takes the Angelus at midday. For those who wish, the afternoon can be spent exploring St. Peter's Vatican and the nearby area. Monday, 23rd April, 1973. For those who wish, today we have arranged an optional trip to Naples, Capri and Pompei and in the evening, the beautiful Tivoli Gardens with their 1000 fountains which never fail to please. Tuesday, 24th April. Today we leave Rome, but not before we have an audience with the Pope. And so we end our stay in Rome and four of the most memorable days of your life.

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RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMES ON A.B.C. of U Kyaw Than, Niall Brennan of Mel-

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'Humanism open to God' : council goal

`With Heart and Voice" I.Q. Test - What "Jesus Today" No. 1 programme of hymns questions of the Church's ference, and formerly "The VATICAN CITY (NC).-Pope Paul summed up does it prove?". 3, "Karl "The Cradle of New Tesat History of Professor They future. and dentity i by presented for today the role of the Vatican Council of the Laity as Gardenthe first and The Marx Ethics". Rantament of University the Geoffrey Dr. Rev. the /Tony Lee. 7 a.m. (6WF). are at goon in Burma. 9.15 p.m. ing Boys". 4, "Common in a series of six pro- making way for a humanism open to God. I "Sacred Music": "Mem- Stephens, Chaplain Fallacies of Everyday grammes, featuring ProMr. W.A.; ( 6WN). College, Perth members personal God in a secuReceiving bra Jesu ostri" by BuxteQuires and Places": Life". 10.20 a.m. (6WN fessor William Barclay and consultors of the larised world. "In SenChipmann, Lauchlan bude. Patrick Kirkwood of Glasgow. The series Lecturer in Philo- St. John's Singers of Syd- and Regs.). council in Rome for their "This must be a serious 1presents selections from ior * • the Baird constitutes p.m. (6WN). 9.45 ney. University the at sophy 11th general assembly, concern for us, this passion-cycle, the because Epilogue": The MONDAY to SATURDAY Lectures, which were "The the and Melbourne; of the Pope asked himself mankind's largest extant work by for ward prepared with television Male Choir. 11.10 OCTOBER 30 to Rayner, Temple Keith Rev. Right expected he what aloud Lubeck the organist of march, in which you not coverage in mind. This Anglican Bishop of Wan- p.m. (6WN); 11.45 p.m. NOVEMBER 4: them. f7.30 a.m. (6WN). only want to take part "Evening Meditation": programme examines of s.). a.m. 8 (Reg Victoria. garatta, "The I "Encounter": must take part, rebut ansthe you of tell Brasch, "We R. Dr. * ethic Rabbi * * Testament Old the >Church in Crisis; survi- ( 6WF); 11 a.m. (Regs). Sydney. 11.50 p.m. (GWN "A conformity of hum- wer very frankly and mains for us believers a The It": Face "Lets *al and change". This is MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 and Regs.). an activity to the Will of simply: Witness to the history of salvation. Its Rev. Brian Phillips of "Facing The Week": * • faith, concern for the end point lies beyond the God". 9.30 p.m. Adelaide. 8 a.m. (Regs.). The Rev. Brian Phillips Church's entire life, ac- earthly city." HAVE YOUR TREES SATURDAY, prorepeat a is This a.m. 6.25 "Divine Service": St. of Adelaide. Pope Paul observed PROFESSIONALLY tive collaboration, deep NOVEMBER 4: gramme . Mary's Roman Catholic (GWN). that this was the first A said. Saints": he ," LOPPED BY "Saturday reflection • * The Baird Lectures Cathedral, Hobart. 11 the five-year-old weekly look at the religAfter expanding on time MURPHY'S been published in WEDNESDAY, have a.m. (6WN). Council of the Laity had ious scene presented by cited he themes, these THE TREE PEOPLE "Frontier": A review of NOVEMBER 1: Kirkwood and a Fontana paperback some of the problems met since the three-year Service": Patrick " School titled "Ethics in a Perevents religious 10.15 recent renewal of its mandate. Morrison. George Trees removed, Cartage, the laity council is re31. 5.15 "People Like Us". No. around the world. 9 a.m. missive Society", avail"We insist on telling (6WN); a.m. Chain Sawing. Shrub, rebelupon Churable at most large book- flecting 4.45 p.m. The first Christian you of our high satisfac1-ledges, Creepers trimmed p.m. (6WN) ; lious youth, the evolu(6WN and ( Regs.). a.m. 10.15 ches. shops. * * (Regs.). or removed. family, res- tion at the work thus far Regs.). The "Religion in Life" tion of the in Hymn " TELEVISION Community relife, women's accomplished Insured Service anywhere. "Religion In Life": "The programme called "I'll pect for Free Quotes. Satisfaction Singing": Epping Baptist East Asia Christian Con- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29: Go On Sweeping the participation in society search, co-ordination, inService": "Divine Church, Sydney. 6.30 p.m. ference". U Kyaw Than, Church, and itiative, all in strict liaiand Value for Money Corridor" broadcast on and in the Presbyterian Toorak Regs.). and 6WF ( of son with the Holy See," Assured. General Secretary of the September the growing influence the Pope added. "Cross Ways": We hear East Asia Christian Con- Church, Melbourne. The Wednesday, media. mass 55 1226 24 7060 all hours a visiting speaker in the ference, in conversation service includes the bap- 27 at 10.15 p.m. will be is it damentally, "Fun tism of one child, and is repeated early next year. YOU'RE READING with John Fleming about a matter of making way ed by the preacher the This recording with a l Set and Sharpened Lawn Mowers, Shears open to the work of the Churches THESE ADS. The woman close to death for a humanism Hodges. David Rev. p.m. 10.15 Asia. in the Pope IN read by Mr. won first prize in the the absolute," are lessons (6WN). section of summed up. Documentary ion Fletcher-Sess B. J. * * * YOUR PAPER "While upholding the Clerk. "Just , a Minute" Religious Radio Festival. CITY COUNCIL AVENUE - 21 4390 of autonomy egitimate l FRIDAY, to will MONDAY broadcast The next Jones A. Mr. read by LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS temporal sphere, one OCTOBER 30 to (Board of Management). be on Wednesday, Jan- the Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced can hardly neglect light3: NOVEMBER 17, 1973. uary the under is Choir The CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service SAY SO WHEN heartedly the mearis of "Readings From the . RESPONDING referring directly to a Bible": The Rev. Graham Hardy of Sydney. 7.10 6.20 a.m. a.m. (6WN); (Regs.). "Pause A Moment": The Rev. Neil Adcock of Adelaide. 9.15 a.m. (6WF and Regs.). "By The Way": "The Fallacies of Logic" b

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St.,O'Connor The scholarship is en- University. Post to Trojan Joyce, 6-8 Forsyth After second term, he dowed by the Knights of 6160 Fremantle. 395, No. 3ox residtake up to expects the Southern Cross. ence at the University of the is Mr. Santamaria I'm Intrigued by the new Argos chair. Oxford where he will fifth child and eldest son take up post graduate I require chairs for Please send me details. of Mr. B. A. Santamaria, studies in law. Name national president of the He hopes to concenNational Civic Council, trate particularly on InAddress. and Mrs. Santamaria. dustrial Law and some He received his school areas of legal philosoeducation at St. Bede's phy. He expects to pay wows ...... ....". Primary School, North special attention to reproduct of A Balwyn, from the Sisters cent English and Euroof Our Lady of the Mis- pean attempts to effect sions and later, from the a more satisfactory sysJesuit Fathers, at St. tem of industrial relaA DIVISION OF JOYCE BROS. (WA.) PTY. LTD.214111 Patrick's College, East tions. 14 Forsyth St., O'Connor, WA. Phones Melbourne. He was both captain and Dux of the latter in 1966. Between 1967 and 1971 he read for degrees in NEW NORCIA Arts and Law in the University of Melbourne. He ST. GERTRUDE'S COLLEGE ST. BENEDICT'S COLLEGE secondary has now completed both is a Catholic, country, is a Catholic, country, secondary conducted girls, degrees, receiving first for school boarding boarding school for boys, of Joseph class honours in Law in by the Sisters of St. conducted by the 1971. the Sacred Heart. Benedictine Monks. He is completing his girls articles with Rennick The teaching staffs of both Colleges combine to take boys and and Gaynor. He is also Matriculation. mixed classes, in all subjects and grades to Leaving and tutoring part-time at Newman College and at Vacancies exist in both Colleges for 1973 the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. For Girls, apply to: For Boys, apply to: In 1973, before leavTHE PRINCIPAL, THE RECTOR, ing for overseas, he will ST. GERTRUDE'S COLLEGE, COLLEGE, ST. BENEDICT'S take up a teaching apNORCIA, W.A. 6509. NEW NEW NORCIA, W.A. 6509. pointment in the law faculty at Melbourne

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Nixon s envoy a sounding board for the Pope

g presence of Am bassador Henry Cabot Lodge in Rome is a quiet ROME (NC ).—The recurrin his extraordinary m ission as special envoy of President Nixon to the but persistent reminder of Vatican.

the Here's to thee, old Bosgood-looking a year to more than 150 ting regularly with The tall, ton, home of the bean the of head visible two every etters Boston l the cod, and Church diplomat from Catholic an Rom again early months. was in Rome Catholics claim Where the Cabots speak man the his icafor commun Direct only to Lodges, and earth. this month visit tions between the Vati- is God's vicar on regular the Lodges speak only eighth mind to brings Which He can and President Nixon mid-1970. to God. l: Since doggere of bit on have been set up with a the old made his first call 4 of and Pope Paul on JulyAmeri- minimum of cost • PRIZE WINNERS: Winners of special prizes in the 1972 Science diplomatic protocol. that year as the part not is can President's special Talent Search organised by the Science Teachers' Association of W.A. Mr. Lodge envoy. of the diplomatic corps are pupils of Albany Christian Brothers' College. Top: Alan Tang Wei Two to three times a officially accredited to and Gary Ozies won the Aboriginal Youth Fellowship Prize ($30) for a initial the Vatican. As far as year since that nt's joint entry, The Way of Life of the Aboriginal in the Kimberley. Below: the United States is meeting, the Preside Rome, an in not is arrives he ed concern envoy Leslie Baird and Edward Rose who won the Aboriginal Youth Fellowship small official ambassador besets up shop in a prize (No. 2) valued at $20 for a joint entry, Aboriginal Art. in cause his nomination to rooms of suite Roger Costello, who won the I.C.I. ( Australia ) prize in the junior GLASGOW, ( NC ).—A government-sponsored Rome's elegant Grand the Vatican has never work. to Conto goes been submitted Hotel, and family planning campaign in Scotland has the section is also an Albany C.B.C. pupil. Mr. Lodge's mission gress. theme "There's only one way of having a baby: Other students of Catholic schools who were winners were Garry In Rome, his perman- there are eight ways of not having one." is to keep Pope Paul Martyn and Anthony Sasche (Aquinas) who won the W.A. Museum gov- ent office, manned yearabreast of the U.S. It was launched this of the Scottish people a on thinking staff, Glauert memorial prize in the junior section, Michael Fitzgerald (Servite ernment's round by a small month by the Scottish and children in particuvariety of international remains in the grand Health Education Unit. lar . . . College, Tuart Hill) who won the Australian Institute of Metals Prize exchange hotel, separate from the to "We want to remind Matters, The campaign is coin the junior section, Laurie Miller (Servite College) who won the Ausviews and to hear what U.S. Embassy, a few ordinated with the Catho- married couples about say tralian Institute of Physics Prize in the junior section and Mark Wyche blocks away. Because he lic Church in Scotland, the advantages of family the Vatican has to internaunique offiimportthe the and its g carry not plannin does from but it makes clear that ( Aquinas) wh owon the Alcoa prize in the senior section. tional vantage point as a cial credentials of an Catholic marriage advis- ance of seeking profesmoral and religious cen- ambassador to the Vati- ory councils provide in- sional advice. There are people's in tre of leadership and in- can, he and the U.S. gov- struction only in the barriers fluence. ernment are spared the rhythm method of contra- minds that often prevent useful approaches and Diplomatic sources are expense of maintaining ception. Information on how we want to bring down emphatic that the ambas- an embassy to the Vatiand where to obtain fam- those barriers." sador's meetings with can. He emphasised that the Pope and top papal The Lodge mission to ily planning advice will an advisers in the Secretar- the Vatican seems to be advertised in news- the campaign was not iat of State are not a one- have settled down to a papers, particularly in official exercise in popuThe deScotland. lation control. way conversation. regular routine respect- west-central partment was not constone, Brother John There Sir sides. conboth by ed these of ecifics Sp in cerned with issues of versations are simply not is still no talk of up- chief medical officer population control, and and Home to be had from either grading the mission to the Scottish said: the birth rate was at its ent, Departm stath tic Heal diploma underhigher is it But side. in And for the time "We believe this first lowest recorded level stood that subjects can tus. was it though d, Scotlan be to n campaig l range from the great being at least it would nationa us still above "replacement issues of the war in Viet- seem that both sides are potentially an enormo level". health the to ibution things contr leave to nt Asia, -East conte nam and South the means of defusing as they are because Middle they are working out on explosive the East situation, or the a practical level. developing of needs How long the U.S. countries to less contro- President will have an versial problems such unofficial envoy to the as the curbing of the Pope is anyone's guess. international drug traf- The outcome of the Novfic and getting mail ember election could through to U.S. prison- conceivably bring the ers of war in North Viet- mission to a halt. MOSCOW (NC) .—Reports in the Sov- LUCERNE, (NC).—The one people of God includes both nam. Then there is always the sentencing of seven Jews and Christians, Monsignor John M. Oesterreicher told that iet press of possibility In this last instance it the will Lithuanian youths for rioting last May a symposium here on "Judaism and the Church: the People is known that thanks at anti-Romanism least in part to Vatican rise again in the U.S. ignored the religious aspects of the in- of God." to and protest against the cident. mail intervention, said in his keynote ad- 'cult on the religious Christ, Monsignor Oesplane as it was on the prisoners of the Hanoi spectacle of the scion of dress. the was Tass, the official Sov- himself afire in a park terreicher said, the i political and economic before evening government has risen Boston's two most proThe chat- iet newsagency, reported near the centre of the peace of Jews and Gen symposium opened, on families from a trickle of letters minent level. tiles and He made both that the Lithuanian Sup- city. Hour of was a the Catholic This people. he one that believed t is I Prejudice, enmity and Vilna, in reme Court Monsignor and not 1Swiss Radio, capital of the Lithuan- was protesting against present reality said that inertia of the heart, he eicher Oesterr to be hoped prevented ian Soviet Republic, had government restrictions simply one despite all divisiveness, added, often time, of end the at ia, Jews for Lithuan in and religion on ristians youths Ch sentenced seven terror and war, the world Solidarity with Jews I was attempting to ac- from finding one anothto gaol terms ranging which Stalin annexed, er, from standing togethfrom 18 months to three with Latvia and Estonia, and with all men was hieve unity. one God, years for being "organ- in 1940. part and parcel of the This striving for unity er before the isers and active particiLithuanians Christian existence. The was as painful and diffi the God of love. Young pants in a street inci- c hanting "Freedom! Christian's attitude todent on May 18 as a re- Freedom!" and "Free- ward Jews, including the PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! sult of which public or- dom Lithuania!" state of Israel and Jews — for :, RADIATOP R ADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — der was disturbed and roamed the streets of everywhere, was a criSHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS TWO traffic disrupted." rocks terion for his faith in threw Kaunas, NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE IN 1973 THERE WILL BE VACANCIES FOR and the living God. police at and sticks IFIED PRIMARY TEACHERS AT nt, QUAL defenda eighth An RECORDS in a demonstraMonsignor OesterreichST. 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In MEMORIALS ÷ • who died after setting March, more than 17,000 Vigil prayer we asked enmight men that all Lithuanian Catholics sent ter the ranks of Abrapetitions to the United ham's children and parNations accusing officials 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE ticipate in the dignity of in the country of perseSpecialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erectec, Israel, the liturgy also cuting Catholics. to express the anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed d appeare Last September, about Designs and Quotes without obligation. reality of one chosen 2,000 Catholics in the 'We have over 60 years experienc .- Phone 35-1661 across the ages, people Lithuanian town of PreimensopmememPrairmew.asmarriammirmagessommaas. Monsignor Oesterreicher nai signed an open letter to the Soviet leadership charging that Prewere authorities nai curbing freedom of religion.

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Carpentry centre in India to train young tradesmen

1972

To meet the inroads of civilisation into the jungle life of India tribals and the consequent demand for the construction of houses Australian Catholic Relief has granted $3,440 towards the establishment of a carpentry training centre at Aligonda Mission on the east coast of India. The money will be provided from this year's Project Compassion funds.

In a letter to Austra- tribes but there are no years' training. The lian Catholic Relief, the industries in the region. boys will be provided Projects Officer of CariA very few people are with board, lodging and tas, India, Mr. K. R. engaged in hand weaving incidentals. Reddy, says the proposbut due to the hilly ter- In the first year they ed project will meet a rain and. the background will not be paid any stifelt need of the area by of the people, very little, pend but in the second equipping tribal young farming is done. Hence and third years they will men and boys with skills the people live by petty be paid a suitable wage. in a gainful trade suittrading often by the bar- This money will not be able to the region. ter system and do cool- given to them but will He says that socially ies' work for food.; but be deposited in their and economically this the tribes do not have a names. region has always been fixed occupation as such. a backward one inhabitOnce they are qualified He says the people eat ed by hill tribes and this what they can get — they will be given this calls for special considroots, pulsos and a little amount to purchase a eration for development. rice. They live in mud set of tools and an initial huts with thatched roofs, investment to start on The project also fits but as the area is not their own. into the Government being developed, people Father Moreno says scheme for development in the villages are begin- the carpentry centre of this backward region ning to build permanent workshop will produce • Mr. and Mrs. John Finlayson, their matron of honour, Mrs. Maureen Graham, and the bridesand no difficulty is en- houses of wood. furniture, doors, win- maid, Miss Pauline Lalor, after their marriage \N as solemnised at the Guildford Grammar School visaged in the gainful Father Moreno says dows and similar fitting chapel before Father B. G. Harris and Bishop D. Bryant. employment of trained there is The bride, formerly Kathie Lalor, is the dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. an acute short- for which there is a very Lalor, of Kalgoorlie candidates as there is a good demand. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Finlayson, of Meleta Station, age of skilled carpenters Leonora. shortage of carpenters and at present they are in the area. The applicant is the being brought from the Parish Priest of Aligonda, plains below. The proFather E. Moreno, CM., ject, however, will have and Mr. Roddy says he the advantage of a superis a dedicated priest who has surveyed the abundance of first-class By MICHAEL COSTIGAN needs of the area and timber cheaply available proposes to meet some in the nearby forests. Why is the concluding ceremony of the 40th International Eucharistic Congres s of them by well-planned "Statio Orbis"? The question is being asked by many people who are puzzled by the called development schemes. apparently A t the proposed new meaningless literal translation of the Latin phrase as "The station of the world." Mr. Reddy says he is carpentry centre suitsufficiently qualified and able boys of about 15 If, however they care and Bishop, the Pope, "raising up fronts" was belonging to a congrega- pearance of an affront to experienced in carpentry years of age will be to probe more deeply in- making the Station excluded. tion from its very nature, others. the to implicatio ns of Church the heart of the to make this scheme a selected for this train"Nowhere "The religious celebra- into a relationship that is there the expression, they will whole community, at tion goes far beyond the act such great spiritual richsuccess and is already ing, working under train- find that also lost the underit is a particu- least temporarily. ed carpenters in the tone of a noisy profes- of merely coming and ness as in the Church, successfully running a workshop. It is envis- larly apt title for this ocGerman liturgists ap- sion of faith to an unbe- gathering together for she spans heaven and small carpentry centre aged that each batch casion when Melbourne plied this idea to the lieving world, something around a sacred holy earth. And nowhere is in a temporary shed. will consist of 16 to 20 becomes the focal point 37th International Euch- that had long place. there such a favourable been refor believers everywhere. aristic Congress in trainees. Mun- cognised as useless," Fr. the for In his own explanation "It is in the co-offer- opportunity A freer but more intel- ich in 1960. Father Moreno says Jungmann wrote. ing and co-receiving of Church to reveal her of the project, Father they hope to turn out ligible English version of riches as during the days Just as the pope and "Instead, the Eucharist the Body of the Lord that Moreno says the area is really skilled carpenters "Statio Orbis" would be the Catholic people of itself was placed in the the congregation itself when her members gathinhabited by several hill after a period of three "World assembly." Nev- Rome gathered for a foreground for the first becomes discernible and er together for a World ertheless, it is worth linEucharistic celebration time, and more precise- visible as the Mystical Station." gering on the connotaThe well-known Munat the city's station ly, as the one mystery Body of the Lord . . . It tions of the word "stachurch ("Statio Urbis"), in all its fullness." would be purposeless ich theologian, Father tion." the Catholic people of meaningless to Michael Schmaus, praisFr. Jungmann noted and We are familiar with the world gathered at ed Cardinal Wendel, the W.A.O.A. praise the holiness of that the heavy stress on Archbishop of Munich, railway stations. We the Congress around the the Eucharist there if procession at earlier OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS know that when the train table of the Lord ("Statio the were not a holy people for adopting Fr. JungCongresses made the stops at Subiaco station, Orbis") . 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 which is fed from the mann's idea of the "StaMass appear as a second Subiaco is there. SimiThe great German Jes- ( and secondary) point Eucharist and whose in- tio Orbis" and for seeing Res.: 67 1685 larly when we are pre- uit, Father Jungmann, to it that the form and on the programme, even nermost law of life is sent at the "Statio Or- one of the main archicontents of the Congress the Spirit of God, Whom though it was celebratbis," the "World station," tects of the modern litalways corresponded to the proed in solemn pontifical the Eucharist we know that the World urgical revival in the wants to bestow on us ven results of the liturform. gical renewal and to the is there. Church, explained the Moreover, Communion, anew." In Catholic tradition, "Statio Orbis" at Munich present stand of CathoAccording to Fr. Jung"the third point in the however, the word "sta- in these words: lic theology. Eucharistic programme, mann, the Station could tion" has a usage far old "Just as the Roman had often appeared as an claim to be the "The Eucharist is to be basic er than the railways. Station services were pa- independent celebratio pattern that und erstood primarily as should govn The mediaeval popes pal divine services of thc celebration of the the — "inkeeping with an ern large Church gathhad the custom of celeb- Roman State-Church, so erings such as Eucharis- events of Calvary and isolating Communio of n rating especially solemn today our Eucharistic Easter in view of the which has prevailed since tic Congresses. Masses on different days Congresses are papal div Lord, and only secondthe 18th century." SELF SELECTION STORE 519 HAY STREET, "If they are conducted of the year in the var- inc services of the uniarily as the real presence The idea of the station SUBIACO TEL: 81 3555 according to this patious basilicas and chur- versal Church." of the Body and Blood of made it possible to re- tern, they lose ches of Rome. any ap- Christ." Father Jungmann also establish the unity of the Each church would said that the idea of the become the "Statio Ur- Station was to establish Eucharistic mystery and its celebration, the great bis" — "The City Station" contact with God in liturgist said. — for that occasion. The humility. The idea proved fruitChurch of Rome would Any suggestion of a ful in yet another way, assemble with its Father demonstration O PTOMETRISTS or of he added. 172a Scarboroug h Beach Road. Phcme 24 3543 "In the old procession230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 form of the Congresses R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist the Eucharist did indeed shine like the sun, high Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 above the participating masses. But the mass of P. NORRISH 5- CO 2 LONDON COURT the people itself remainFOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, ed, to a certain extent, LAND and ESTATE AGENTS in darkness . . . SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. 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Neu, embers M Yvonne Chapman (13),

Birthdays * SUNDAY

52 Lisle Street, Mt. Claremont. Mercedes School. Swimming and reading. Francine McMullen (7), 48 Webster Street, Nedlands. Loreto Nedlands. Brownies, swimming and running. Louise Lambe (7), 92 Gildercliffe Street, Scarborough. St. John's Scarborough. Playing with dolls, riding bikes . Geoffrey John Bosich, ( 5), 6 Larundel Road, City Beach. Riding bikes, playing with friends. Evelyn Bosich (7), 6 City Road, Larundel vent, Colouring in. Leon Van Wees (8), 5 Robinson Terrace, Daglish. St. Joseph's Brigidine. Stamps, athletics. Keith Christopher Lachowicz (10), 101 Butcher Street, Bruce Rock. Convent. Mary's St. Cricket and football. Michael John Rocke (5) 47 Cleveland Street, Dianella. Our Lady's Assumption. Playing with match box cars. Stephen Kneale (11), 96 Zenobia Street, Palmyra. Palmyra School. Playing squash and reading. Sally Anne Butson (6) 41 Basinghall Street, E. Victoria Park. Our Lady Help of Christians. Dolls. Andrew Howes (6), 61 Michael Heath, MelNATURE NOOK Sulman Road, Wembley ville (8); Anne-Louise Downs. School of The Walsh, Floreat Park (13); ARROW-POISON FROG Spirit. Football. Holy Toni Grass Sherrington, this you can Perhaps guess from the name that Peter McGrath (9), 52 Valley (12); PaterMark frog native to Central and South America, has Coronation St., Doublebeen used by the natives of that country to niti, Joondanna (14); Rosary Holy view. John Loreck, Doubleyiew poison arrow-heads. Many frogs carry a certain (12); Suzette Hynes, BunSchool. Cricket. poison in the'r glands, but the arrow-poison frog bury (14); Jenny Hood, o These five South Australian scouts have lost Jeffrey Spirek (4), 11 is the only one who's poison is strong enough to Claremont (14); Peta count of the number of newspapers required to Marloo Street, Greenthem mount. Playing with toy kill a person cr an animal. Gunson, Spearwood (13). build this canoe which probably will win trucks. an award for an original collective project. Some of the members of the family of ArrowCatherine McGrath (8), The craft was built on a wire frame, using coldpoison frogs are very brightly coloured with such * THURSDAY Street, Coronation 52 , sevwith finished be will It paste... the flour of water members All colours as red and black or yellow and black. Rosary Holy Doubleview. 2 NOVEMBER eral coats of shellac and paint. The scouts, from family can try this quiz. Like other frogs, the arrow-poison frog eats inSchool. Art. sects and other small water life. Monica Doyle, Beverley Second Adelaide Company. Mountain Devil Patrol, The answers are all one Damien Willans (6), 38 the with begin and word One of the arrow-poison frogs, which rneas- (13); Kerry Johnson, Mt. are from left: David and Kim Sunners, Mark Road, Bayswater. Grafton letter "A". ures only in. in length is the smal lest frog in Yokine (10); Marcelle Cousins, John Hosking and Stephen Grealy. St. Columbas. Playing Broderick, Bunbury (7); the world. (a) American crocodile. cars. Corine Drew (6), Box When the female lays the eggs, the male takes Christine Marshall, East flavouring that (b A them and carries them on his back until the Victoria Park (13). most mothers use in 9 Gingin. Gingin State it,- FRIDAY young are born. Christmas cakes. It School. Jigsaws and read., VATICAN CITY.— Pope be firmly established," comes from a West ing. NOVEMBER 3 Paul said here that he he said. Melinda Drew (7) Box ndian tree. I hoped the scouting moveHe said the scouts had Maree Harken. SouthGingin State ment would continue to a great responsibility in ( e) The first letter of the 9 Gingin. ern Cross (9); Claire and Singing School. instil in young people a changing world in Greek Alphabet. Coore, Willagee (9); Mark s wimming. values that would help which people all too easBombara, E. Fremantle ( d) An instrument used worthy ily lost sight of enduring them become keeping ships ( 12); Susan Pemberton, for tomorrow's values and the purpose leaders of York (13); Martene Fimstationary . ix°rid. of life could become obmel, Como (7); Elizabeth (e) Matthew, Simon and The Pontiff was speak- scured. Henderson, City Beach were Bartholomew with ( 10); Sharon Eggleston, ing at an audience The scouts' training, these. the president and mem- based on principles of Brentwood (12). i VANCOUVER. — Sister bers of the Boy Scouts service to God and coun- ( f) The art and science Patricia Glass, of the of building. World Committee, repre- try and of world friendFranciscan Sisters of Per* SATURDAY senting some 15 million ship and brotherhood, (g) A small poisonous , petual Adoration, has NOVEMBER 4 scouts throughout the made the movement one snake. been licensed in VancouJacinta Kirwan, Balga world. of great potential for (h) The second season ver, Canada to fly singleengine aircraft. "It is our hope that the good, he said. of the year. ( 10); Paul Bowen, Naval The head of her comwill scouting movement ( i) Famous writer of munity said that Sister Base; Shaun Lawry, Watcontinue to be a powerfables. ermans (12); Kathleen ful force in instilling Patricia would provide of St. transport for missionarj ( ) Birthplace Morris, Armadale (8); true and lasting values Francis. ies and others between Pupil: I don't think I Amanda Taylor, Karrin- and thus become an inscattered communities. this on zero yup (13); Madeline Kelley strument for bringing deserve a ANSWERS TO LETTERBOX. paper. a , i on basis world about Scarborough (14); Bevan Teacher: Neither do I, FAMILY QUIZ friendship and worldDear Boys and Girls, Forrest, Narrogin (14); wide a but its the lowest mark brotherhood, Only one letter to reply to this week, and it (a) Alligator. Bernard McManus; Pal- world in which peace I can give. came from Evelyn Bosich of City Beach, who is (b) Allspice. myra at and last will justice (14). seven years old. Evelyn sent in one of the (c) Alpha. have Robert Teacher: "Pictures to Colour" that we have on our page Madrid (NC).—The Ma, you whispered without (d) Anchor. laga Divers' Club has enfrom time to time. She has coloured it in permission today? throned a six-foot bronze beautifully and again I wish that the "Record" (e) Apostles. 3. Sixth note of the singCLUES ACROSS: Robert: Only wuns't. statue of Our Lady of could print in colour. Sorry that we cannot, ing scale. Teacher: Ted, should ( f) Architecture. Fuensalud 30 feet under E velyn, but thank you anyway for sending your 1. Wise birds. said (g) Asp. 4. Birds reputed to carry Robert have the sea as a tribute to 5. Black bird. picture in. babies. "wunsl"? working 9. Place to sit. fi shermen (h) Autumn. Bye for now, 5. Common names for Ted: No he should (i) Aesop. 10. Long-eared animal. Spain's sunny southern hens. have said "twic't". BROTHER JUNIPER. . coast. 11. The sound a lion ( j) Assissi. 6. Name of the sun god. IMININNPAINPAP Pse 441.41,1714,` makes. 7. Either. Barry: What part of a Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all 12.A shape. 8. Very rich. UNDERSTAND 13. Automobiles. kills the most people? car competition entrieo, should be aololroeoed te hiir 14. Abbrev. for Alcoholics 16. Rhymes with much. Harry: The nut behind By Bruce Tilley. it P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 41144 Anonymous. 19. Worn on the head• the wheel. for Right. 15. Abbrev. 20.A disease. * 17. Opposite of down. War, what is it? had just Smith Peter for Command18. Abbrev. I t's not Peace, Kindness around CLUES DOWN: My Birthday is come back from an agriing Officer. I 'm sure you agree that it's hate found. 1. Large bird. cultural school and was US. 2. am novi showing off to neighbouryears of age. War, what is it? ing farmers. 2, 1 People fighting for what? "Your farming methName For love? ods are so old," he said. "I bet you don't get five For peace? A ddress pounds of apples from For love of country. that tree, Farmer Jones." you're daresay "I What is fighting for peace, right," he replied, "it's a 12 love, war. If pear tree." School Fighting for peace and love is war • * , trying to stop war I mum, Hey Skippy: Hobby and get more out of l ife. got a hundred in school . . 5 ii. today. Nt i5 L i What war is. Mum: What in? Please fill in the coupon above in BIG tc LETTERS and send it — I t's a bloody battle field! 40 Two things; Skippy: BROTHER JUNIPER, "THE JUNIOR .20 RECORD," 450 Hay Street, Perth, i I I t's millions of dying people! in 60 and SO that when your birthday comes in spelling he may greet you on this page. I t's Man fighting Man. reading.

the story of Christmas OCTOBER 29

Did you read Mark Pitts, Ardross your New Testaments yet? We are (11); rom f Jennifer Ann Tabonce on!, Alfred Cove (7); talking about Christmas, because, Angelo Dagostino, Hara gain, it is not very far away. vey (12); Christopher Last week I suggested that you look Tutton, Rockingham (10); f or the meaning Christ wanted us to get Finbarr O'Connor, ScarJeffrey borough (14); f rom the Christmas story. Doust, Kalgoorlie (13); Did you think about why Christ was Elizabeth Melville, Manborn poor? Why he was born in a stable? ning (14). Why his father was a carpenter and not * MONDAY a rich king? A fter his birth, the shepherds and the OCTOBER 30 w ise men came to worship Jesus, bring- Cathryn Toohey, Palming him gifts. A star showed them the yra (9); Catherine Boyce Riverton (7); Jennifer way. Elliott, Meckering Is there a star for us to follow, that Maria De San Miguel, Noel (12); will lead to Jesus? And what will we Beacon (13); Paola Bosco find if we follow this star? In the fact Nollamara (8); Damian that both wise men and shepherds came Russell, Joondanna (6); Malone, Maylands to Jesus do you see any special mean- Jane (14). ing? Could it be that Christ meant ALL men to follow him? 4r- TUESDAY Does this happening also show that CCTOBER 31 no matter what differences there are Mark Pitt, Karrinyup between men that there should, because (11); Lesley Dwyer, Nolof man's love for Christ, always be lamara (14); Ivana Birigitti, Newburn (12); Elifriendliness and peace? Bourke, Dalkeith What are your ideas? Talk them over zabeth (13). with you parents. God bless until next week, * WEDNESDAY 1 NOVEMBER BROTHER JUNIPER.

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New help and encouragement must be given to traditional Catholic lay organisations and movements, according to woman, American an member of the Vatican Council of the Laity. Miss Margaret Mealey, executive director of the National Council of Catholic Laity, said that this decision was agreed' on during the meeting of the International Laity Council this month. Other proposals that received positive support from the 25 members and , observers appointed to ; the council by Pope Paul include the need to focus more attention on the role of women in the life of the Church and in society, and the holding of a symposium to study of responsibility the Christians in political action.

• The bishops, priests, Religious and laity who made the second comlast retreat munity week under Father RicCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE The Church was still as individuals and in cardo Lombardi, S.J., during the days of the institution, he said, society in relationship who has been visiting an retreat. but it was now up to to the values spent out Perth on behalf of the euchthe in ally Especi each person to see the in the Vatican II docu- Better World Movement. ,

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aristic celebrations had Church differently from ments. Competitors from ten danup, Donnybrook, Manthe united prayer been when they had commensynthesis The opening schools will take part in jimup, Pemberton, Pinin over spilling obvious, is about ideas, taking the 23rd annual sports jarra, Waroona, Harvey meditation ced the retreat. reflective history as it has evolvand athletic carnival and Brunswick. and not a little exuberEach would have to ed right up to the preconducted by the South peace of sign ance at the forgo having merely an sent day and assessing it The official party will time, the name Mayf West Catholic Schools occasionally. individualistic spiritualGod and the of plan a as at led by Bishop McKeon be Association Sports freappear will Priddis would As Fr. Lombardi puts ity. Instead, they part that the presence quently throughout the the Hands Memorial of Bunbury. The Minisit: "The Cenacle of the have to project them- of Christ has played in N.S.W. Association his- Oval, Bunbury, today ter for Education and Last Supper comes to selves as persons in a shaping its progress. Attorney General, Mr. T. and members Many tory which is being com- ( Sunday). memthe life in the community Church where The programme will D. Evans, will represent in past members of the piled at present to mark important Most bers lean on each other. present". this study of ideas is the Catholic Tennis organi- the completion of its run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the State Government, The Movement for a Summing up the obThe chairman of the and will be accompanied history of sation will be saddened golden jubilee year, 1971 immediate jectives of the retreat on Better World has built the Church in the last by news of the death of committee, Fr. by Mrs. Evans, and organising his to tribute —a fitting the last day, Fr. Louis up a programme of spir- 100 years when inspired Mr. Mayf Priddis of New untiring efforts for Cath- K. Johnston, issues an in- others in the party will Dolan told the partici- ituality in harmony with Popes have been grad- South Wales. olic tennis in Australia. vitation for all present include Mr. Frank Kirpants that there was the new spirit of the ually leading the Church and former South-West- wan, M.H.R., Mr. M. Mr. Priddis, a stalwart always the danger of Church and aiming to to the new horizon that ers to attend, to meet old Williams, M.L.A., Mr. G. that in tennis Catholic of putting new wine into bring about a synthesis is being seen today. friends and to enjoy what MacKinnon, M.L.C. and State and in inter-state of values between people old bottles. is always a great day of Mrs. MacKinnon, the The second synthesis carnival circles for nearsports with the children. Mayor of Bunbury, Mr. be will century, person a the half in ly takes place It is anticipated that Pat Usher, and Mrs. His missed. now learning the true greatly it will be an exciting day, Usher, Dr. Don McKenna, unity of the Body of name was synonymous as the ten schools in the of the parish Education Following are the reChrist in personal dia- with Catholic tennis. competition always pro- Committee, and Mrs. Mcthe in matches of sults logue and the ascetism A life member of the vide keen competition. Kenna, and Mr. P. Owens West Australian Cathoof becoming one. Randwick Catholic Club The schools are from chairman of the Parish AssociaTennis Lawn lic It may be as old as and the N.S.W. 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• Maree Ann Parker, who was chosen as Miss WACLTA for 1972-73, has her winner's sash adjusted after the judging by Pauline Foster, who was Miss WACL_TA for 1971-72. (London Court Photos picture). ( See also page 12).

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Race Talk

Quest winner for Carnival

by ROD EVANS

PRINCE FILOU, a turn to racing when Basketball and horse he chestnut horse by Le contested riding are two of the the Novice Filou caught the eye Handicap other sporting interests over 1500 when he finished strong- metres. He proved of Miss West Australian that ly to run second to his trial form Catholic Lawn Tennis, was corBuck's Joy in the Encour- rect when he was Miss Maree Ann Parker. collarage Handicap over 2400 ed nearly in the Maree was chosen as metres. This well bred stride by Auvia. This last Miss W.A.C.L.T.A. at a son stallion is raced by Alf of Lepidoptic is raced cabaret at Chesterton by and Ken Hampton ancl Solicitor Rob Lodge on October 20. She Holmes will soon supply Paddy A'Court, and if attended Denis' breeding St. Rock with another suc- counts for anything School, St. Mary's the cess. This young trainer further the race the School Now she is a pribetis doing an excellent job ter this colt should vate secretary and a stulike for the "Chicken Kings" it. Monoptic was well dent at the University. and they must be pleased ridden by Graham WebShe won a trip to Adelwith their choice of a ster who has just returnaide and free accommoprivate trainer. ed to Perth after riding dation there and will re* in Kenya. present W.A. in the AusSNUGGLES, a chestnut * * tralian Catholic Lawn filly by Peter's Yarn FILBERN was responTennis Queen Quest. caught the eye when she sible for a terrific perfinished third behind Our formance in the Asthma She was selected from Pocket and Cherry Time Foundation 11 entrants, which Mr. Handicap after racing greenly on over 1500 metres. This John Messer described the turn. This filly is mare was backed from as the highest number of raced by Mr. and Mrs. 50/1 to 15/1 and came entrants in the quest for Pinniger and trained by from well back in the a good many years. Jimmy Zinnecker, and I field to finish just behind Accompanying Maree think she will improve the place getters. She to Adelaide for the Ausout of sight with the run has been working well at tralian Catholic Lawn under her belt. Bunbury for some time Tennis championship are * and should soon reward about 30 players from MONOPTIC made a re- her connections. W.A. Included in the team With the Alcock Shield which Trinity College won for the first time, breaking the Aquinas are Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. hold on the interschool athletics competition, a re (from left) the Trinity track coach, Brother Our regular Messer, tipster Rossmoyne is enjoying a Alan Smith, Tom Branch, P. J. Cronin, and leading athletes Peter Westaw ay, Tony Hilton, Michael Boyle and Keiran Lane. short break, in the meantime Morrie is our guest. Tim Somers, Pauline Foster (Miss WACLTA 1971/ 2), Vinka Hayes, Michael Messer, Maree Messer and Kerry Dugan (a team Saturday, according to fathers, along with very The most exciting overall • An regular attender of Catheffort in which every the coach, Bro. P. J. good training facilities, events were the four 400olic carnivals). improved its Cronin. has built up the strong metre races but what section The tentative departBrother Cronin has interest in athletics in clinched the shield, says points from last year's ure date for the W.A. performance was the key been coach for the five the school. Brother Cronin, were the squad is December 22 The greatest strength relays in which the team to Trinity College's first years of Trinity's particiand they will travel in triumph in the Alcock pation in the competition was the under-17 division almost "over performed". convoy to Adelaide where and he believes that the and in the high jumping And what of the future? there will be a week of Shield competition in in- ;j strong interest of a very 89 points out of a pos- "We're going to do it athletics last . ter school championship tennis. big group of coaches and sible 100 were scored. again next year," he says. GLOUCESTER PARK

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