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PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1972
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Priorities for the new archdlocesan organisation The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council has decided to give its initial attenn to four broad areas—adult education, moral and social questions, fare and the priorities of these and other questions in its deliberations. The council met last been drafted from sug- council. The secretary's turday at St. Charles' gestions developed in in- address is: Mrs. Thelma inary for the second formal meetings that had Child, 54 Grand Promene and debated wheth- taken place since the first ade, Bayswater, W.A., its activities should be meeting on September 16. 6053. An executive comialised at this early The day's proceedings mittee prepares the e. were under the control of agenda for each full meetIt was agreed that the chairman, Mr. Jack ing of the council. n committees dealing Shanahan. The council To date two parish already become councils have forwarded ' these four subjects has Orl been established, it aware of the practical matters for consideraOlt be found that these problem of having suffi- tion. as might not be in the cient time for all 32 mem4a1 choices but they bers to be heard at any ON INSIDE PAGES iced practical issues length on any particular Calendar 4 point. )t members to discuss Chi ldren's World 9 ore the next meeting Not only will a good , Classified advertising 10 Nlarch next year. investigatory Editorial deal of 4 or the full session, work have to be done in Letters 11 mencing at 9 a.m. and committee but members News in Pars 8 Including at 4.30 p.m., will also have to face the Saturday Evening getting of know to task Ore was again a full atMasses 3 dance except for one each other as people con- Sr. Philomena Earle 2 niber who was over- cerned with the pastoral Sport 12 life of the diocese. on business. Theatre 4 To open the day, ArchIt is hoped that some TV, Radio 8 ;:44-71-5.14 hop Goody celebrated special session, possibly lass. The rest of the a weekend, will be arIorning was occupied by ranged specifically to O sessions with all help this personal forma!fathers present. tion of the councillors. lOn both occasions that The meeting became k Council has met the quickly aware that it will Parish pastoral councils are now offered the opportunity to experiment tiff and the students of be unable to fulfill its with changes to the present interim constitution to see if they work out in I Charles' Seminary true pastoral role if it Ive been hosts to the does not understand the practice. thering providing lunch Later, a final constitu- subject and by August initiate a council by the I life of the diocese at the morning and after- parish level. tion will be drafted and of that year the docu- close of last year. MI tea. it will be binding on all ment was presented to From the outset parThe matter of establishqter lunch, a first sesparishes. the parishes; two condi- ishes were encouraged to ' ing good communications This step was agreed tions were attached: was broken into send in their observawith parish councils and to at a recent meeting ittees and a final • First, it was felt tions on how their counother bodies is to be of the Archbishop's Sen- that the draft constitu- cils were working, under on reviewed the prostudied closely. ate of Priests. s that It was tion should be adopted the the comconstitution, and Any person or group is pointed out that the ex- for standard use through- many es had made. observations have ' matters bring periment would be limit- out the Archdiocese, even already been made. . e initial recommen- welcome to ons to the council had to the attention of the ed to a period of a year though it was only in an Comments already subor so and that councils interim stage. mitted by parishes will who chose to do this • Secondly, it was be retained for reference should be ready to re- envisaged that it \ would and at the conclusion of port on their experi- be used for no more than the period of experimenments at the end of that two years and by that tation a complete sum V'y time. time it would be pos- of the opinions of all parExcluded from experi- sible to assess its worka- ishes will be taken. mentation are any mat- bility and take steps toTo help parish councils ters pertaining to the re- wards establishing its become aware of how lationship of authority definite form. they are answering the of the Archbishop or parThe two years have ex- needs of their people a ish priest to the parish pired but further revis- study day, arranged by council, as indicated in ion of the constitution the Catholic Social Aposthe present constitution. has been delayed by the tolate, is to be held at St. The question of parish work that was involved Thomas More College, on Aimso°' pastoral councils was over 18 months to estab- Sunday, November 26, one of the first items dis- lish the Diocesan Pastoral commencing at 10 a.m. cussed at the inaugural Council. and concluding with meeting of the first SenAn additional reason Mass at 5 p.m. ate of Priests held on for deferment is that Each parish has been Thursday, March 6, 1969. many parishes are still invited to send a repreA sub-committee work- new to the experience of sentation of a priest and ed on a draft plan which having a parish council. two lay council members. was studied at a special Archbishop Goody reclergy seminar on the quested that all parishes ( • see also page 3)
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Banner bearers • During the Eucharistic Festival at Aquinas College last Sunday, students from Brigidine College, Floreat, preceded by banners proclaiming the eucharistic as a sign of unity and peace, presented symbolic gifts to Arch. bishop Goody to illustrate the theme "Love one another as I have loved you-. ( See also Pages 6 and 7)
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Deocclecio Redig de on with the use of their odraytsurbnyedsoin Campos, director of the composition of marble ea Vatican Museums and to regain for the entire tourists who thought 1 CI3INYM Nolivniis The valley of the HunzMonuments and chief of work "the purest of pro- first they 6K17 19 euoqd 3SIH 01 acuts lies only about • By Sister M. Philomena Earle, B.Sc., A.T.N.A., the restoration team, told files and poetic expres- venir but -010J, •V'S•CI'd'IN `lioPluoaa 8899 2.9 :oL101-1d Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. eighteen miles from the a news conference last sion of a young, grieving sciences, apparently, cii, outop OL x0EI O'cl ut4o1—'001AJOS 41.1010 'sITE4o13 point where the Russian week that the painstaking Madonna" — as Redig tated otherwise. -Tua put 4duload fsquatu ("any TIstuow •aup) Jo; I90Z-8 uo Jalimog border meets with that expedition some years The mothers nurse their job of replacing the more de Campos described it. "We are missing only -aainbaa u13uind anoSun otuop 'AmH f)utuuto 961 uoiltrq .f3uTzi •ino papato of China and Pakistan. Practically every frag- few, just a minimal null than 50 fragments and reago to visit and explore children, breast-feed the oi u0n12 uorivaiit runpts suotionaisui —:ssa.ippt mau aim AIIMINce; The stories that have the fabulous valley of girls until they are two building the shattered ment was found immed- ber of fragments," Red) -flout put paslltuosaad — •quauliutoddt AcT Suomi s,Joioosa anoA •Aup the outside Hunza. They are among years old and the boys reached arm of the Madonna was iately after the damage de Campos said. D NILLNIVd -viinsuoe 'unstap sutid sanoq tz Ainp uo saaisTs world, picturing a valley the very privileged few until three years. They do ' ready to begin. samoq tuapour Jo aaurs UTS1flN31.1ad s,1.-3uTx put of eternal youth, have who have ever had this not conceive during these ONI1NIVd He said that the pre-Ga pun aapung paaai suaaa .`autimoq 21.12Tool captured the imagination wonderful opportunity; long periods. Vatican the cautions -Ian° sumo.' tritm 9111014 `aNmozia of millions of people. The it has had a very proThis must be one reawould take to protect the NEW YORK.—A report •uotquuttuJai mod; 0111014 snoT0ta2 commendations 30,000 inapproximately on t) found influence on their son of health and longPieta once it is placed on by a U.S. bishops' com- selection, -xa )sod paspoqinv 'PDIA 213Clins •s,03inr1 .1S ;n PuI.1 Ulm term of offi habitants of this tiny lives. evity. They appear to public view about Christ-, mittee recommends that and -105 4C11110.1d JO; CTLF-8 UO Aaqi aiaqdsowit aiToqiup evaluation of bis valley trace their lineThe Hunzas of north- have scanty and loose mastime were still under the hierarchy consider ops, the SdIalla 21' uosumou Tiam Jadoad aqi TIT .10; paato need for ampAuv age back to soldiers from ern India have reached a garments they which clos discussion, but that a limited tenure for bish- collegiality -xulAT letiuoD—•poo Jo; Jatlita Jo JatTioN the armies of Alexander very high degree of phy- themselves have a manubetween bis Cantalarms plexiglass wall, Father P. K. aitqm ;no drorj,s NEE L6 3N0Hd ops, s the ordination of ops and priests and t the Great. sical development. The al set-up to manufacture. well, S.V.D., provin- and closed-circuit telemen and an in- evaluation of pastors a The pictures of these people eat meat two or Their garment material •opviens >i onn 70211N0D 1S3d cial of the Divine vision were possibilities. , crease in the number of team 9NIVILLS 89 ministries. people were highly attrac- three times a month. consists of many colours. Aii3N0N 6Zt7 'avos umeJa sueid in Word Missionaries There was also some black and Spanish-speakIt recommends a 1' tive. They have evolved a Their consumption of 1VIld5OH sa>un *is They throw off their (above), pdiisecta Australia •doad UtOr ashy 'nag suo!lenouati g the r e m a olvtar in usfsrioom no isuop!ppv ited term of office 4, ing bishops. way of life . . . of think- milk is moderate. garments and scanty and Rev. Father F. •siT;auag 8Z09-8 RAT `ZOLC-TZ the bishops and format' Japi!ng pa..ialsIbasd ing . . . and eating which was made The study Really they are suppos- plunge into a glacier-river delegate auoqd — •TOOLIOS .21..1staa Gerry, the qiitaskuounuoa ao; pa the main entrance to St. of an inter-disciplino has definitely enabled ed to be great fruit- in the middle of winter Hoc bishops' Ad by the elected to represent Peter's Basilica to a more JPPCEIAI 0lt0IP1100 flo •JIEls PoTTIIenb INISVD >IDVI c ommittee to study I them to maintain perfect eaters—no oranges but with much unconcern. -unop Sia;us reuoTitN ;o the members in Aus- populated area of the Committee on Priestly whole sarpti `sluatind •ATuo physical mental and question. and Ministry and its Life an abundance of apricots They reveal a figure gone to JapToq tralia, have ‘Joienaisur ApuT put arte asts i utinqure no definite Church, but "Many health. '9t6Z-5t 0u0lIc1—'1300) and mulberries which which is healthy. Aq uonTt11 rIVNOSZIHd Rome. The general plan had been agreed on. review given by Monsig- told me," bishops ha -ualuT Jo; 81E1-IL *X01m139 -treirrif Naom TIv •saTtd This is where men they use fresh and in a Mgr. MacDal nor Colin MacDonald, Their outstanding phychapter is to be held Experimentation with Ttiauaf, put . 1.1Taapua.1 •IIAT luaosaap suaanb zE aid observed, "that tlit father children at 90, sun-dried state. 3AISCI 01 NHY31 sique and great physical at Nemi and will plastics had produced a executive director of the would itiaulae fpasouiaa slluT atuoH uTsanr\T s‘tiTH JS where women of 80 have They do not eat salt or endurance are attainable begin on November 1. composition of marble committee's secretariat. period like to serve Tao put siftm fposoToua of a vivacity which rivals sugar and, living on such on the simplest of foods. time in adm One hundred and "ZLEI IL 1-1c1 'AoI0,1 f111 Areas of priestly con- istration. My own that matched perfectly squputaan Note{ :palms Jo uoTsTsaadns rcuosiad that of our women of 40 a diet, they are free from These people are vigorbislicl fifteen priests and brocern covered included 680£ LS aumid the original colour of the S.100p put smoputm. has said he'd like I and where 120 is not an all diseases. When foods ous in old age. Hiv3a wv.isowaw NI thers will attend, rep•uo14u044V PoIlDoD11 IIV 1170s pz auoud aseaid marble, he said. Frag- authority, accountability, serve only 10 years ai. Jo sadAi Tit `aapaas •ums paguuno sirna unusual age. A medical man said resenting 44 provinces are grown on excellent ueuiodo.i4aw -;ociaa 6 upuaA so4sacisy ments would be put in celibacy and research. -anoidulI ALL'aacioudi They have no money, soil, supplements are not that they were absolutethen take the rest of h -slnapEd aTutuaa and regions. Discusjno Ad pa nb.9.1 Ailth-dbin 6e.1 uouoD al!um place by ordinary transno poverty, no police, no needed, for their lands ly free of ailments comThe report makes relife to save his soul." put arew Jo; °um"' carried on will be sion IS6Z LZ aumld parent tape, "the same 4.1.1.11111.1.111111101111111111MIIMINIMIIIMENIMMIle crime, no army, no gaol were composted and wat- mon in our own people IN3W3A021dWI amid aulori JoTiadns „.1442Tu e;Iss ionaoppsvaas with the aid of simulpails epopm sz o; JaAilap aseaid AJnqung ui kind you buy in a store." and no juvenile delin- ered by glacial streams of today, such as gastric 20 Mabel Ald3dOdd .0"9'o-d 'AaImurl '4111 'A jnqu translations taneous • uon 'OPE 3c0E1 ADV3111 liaBonPa SDNV1)VW 0.1 qatqm LIT Rio) 332id J_Hel]el.d • 113.1.3d 0143 piJom Redig de Campos said the quency. They are quaesaJD SeTmE-I ST rich in minerals from and duodenal ulcers, coli- in English, German otToqiED Jo patog South Pe SNOLLVNOCl NSISNOD DSVTld SINJI13 AZI.LNIIOD -DIA E 51 sinoA„ :parepap his team was most forlongest lived and health- rocks grinding on rocks. tis, rheumatism, asthma sssID „3„) and Spanish. Aanqung `satiaaoas avid, Aalcit.uaivs \jn'.41:1 8SE£ IL do-,p!d lc; aBueJae o; 0 mi ivopew pt tunate in having a chalk PA I NT; NIG CONTRACTOR iest people in the world I .:3074:Sm TuuTpIeD t7 271 vAL-4a Other Hunza visitors and cancer. Luoa; patutiqo oq Much of the material • :s.inoH Jaz1V AO LVOS tIZ 3NOIld3131 6816 19 duplicate the St7 of Pieta 08E1i t oday. A 3uaby T To li: Janm,qaoqjn;q0T sus,:a I These are extraordinara Itipa i adnv; -janJod peu have written of the cheerdiscussion is the uoTituiaor o TTiv a a for Raul uo ueuooN °VON HDV3B H.IZION 117Z same about 30 years ago, Their life in the tiny fulness and lack of fat- ily uncommon due perauolid result of a society selfstuao; put 4 003 aw,uapaa i S1V1IdSOH 0, G131ASNODY38 'CVOS NO.LdWVH ZVI so it could study the ' I d e!-191•D!A 45e3 valley they call home has igue of these people after haps to the high Vitamin study that has been Aem116!H Aueciv vi:62 aNvialw `133ZUS VN313H PZ .A0 joiN JO: 5 1: 40 57aptin .ALua „u •ifatiuss4IsTs'Apul ocalo uu a SiTiu uctj exact likeness of the orremained untouched by great feats of endurance; A content of apricots. carried on the past SONV1AVW '311N3AV H.I.HDI3 9t7 iginal Madonna. AND civilisation for more than a runner carried a mes- I have no doubt what•E.u1u6!iy IGau,m S3S121c1Z13.1.N3 four years. Experts OZ8 -L8 put siattioag isTiulAT Hind 1133211S 213m1ns 61 /LLZ I To Aulaua kuo The chalk duplicate, 041 2,000 years. sineyJano G>j9.19 sage to a nearby village ever that their freedom have been called in to 031,YDIZII3Vd3eld Jo uoTioasup - V•NVI.Tei —IV S3101S A.1.31DOS now on view to tourists Our great friends, a 30 miles away and return- from these scourges of uo appd le!paci5: u 4n _q_ : at a AT u alct 0 0Tqici. eci su is help with the study, in the Teljui su o 0 0 14:0 x a0 j. 210 )1?:1Vd 3NelOSSO 113321.1.S NOG2300 8P BD put `saituaua ou stti treasury of St. gentleman and his wife, ed the same day with no modern civilisation is o IF YOU HAVE 5-10 HOURS WEEKLY • sJtedas appuag and the computer ataqi saTouteun Irg 04 , ,13,m/3 .alliect Atuo —10d3G NV.L110d0Z11.3W 01 213A113G AlCININ Peter's, exactly depicted YEARS OVER 25 ARE were invited to join an sign of fatigue. IF YOU • N0I_D]213 GNV uo!ss!Lusue..ii D!let.uo;ny due to the glorious clim- centre at Catholic Uni'53111WIN fla33N 1SISSV the original expression of to-and return below Coupon Clip Please A ciA1-13G ]GrTIDNI s.qedai lez!uet.patu !Ind As mountain guides, ate, the pure water comWashington. the Madonna. Another bit versity, S31D1.1.21V innsn Z13H10 (INV AZ:13>ID0210 i MANAGER, P.O. Box 104, Tuart Hill, 6060. 01 04003 !pas S]D12Id liv scramble ing down from the snowy has been used to proGainol TdaDxa) 32111.1.1N2111A IONIH101D the Hunzas ( sauns of good fortune was the 'pooTel put Ilse"; Car and Telephone Required. ZO E 09 'Lid sure-footed over precip- mountains, the wonderful cess results of the sta1 70TiSBH311:nSPHL:3113VIVaI0WILII: :0s°1134u 1rtis.:Idt s0Ta .usast7o i retrieval of an intact nose iLl IT):4sn l:II31q3'e joOLIc s jno IIV •ot.uop itous cliffs, carrying tre- sunshine, their vigorous NAME atIT sanquna paBoa tistical studies. The Jo .Ld •OS •3S6 mol e-. no iou sT 41,, :PIES OH of the Madonna. Aem,H the vitamins mendous loads, at the out-door life, Vita" Mundi Bu!uueD 0917 "Pro SOIlYd Z66Z 89 :lei Vatican restorers said PHONE ADDRESS .08z9 •Ainquna •aqioN aamita Jo weep (nod ap 4ua3u!A *.IS Jo A4aPoS 041 same time singing and and minerals contained study group of BrusU OLUOD that they felt that the ndependent x 00.0SZS—,L ,L 1 L x 0!104S/S I 00dHS13M ,81 Secondary El Primary 0 x0EI 'O'cl *uoPuoupa put am aqi us passau in their fresh homelaughing. sels also contributed nose could be put back S30\121V0 olloqiej Jo pa-cog 'avos TntNsnN Zt-8Z The power of endur- grown vegetables and to some of the studies. -iTm st sJoinoasaad s‘atio Aanquna `sitiaJoes eta 00'6L1$—,L X ,8 X ,Z1 ance of these people is fruits in natural soil. • si lam ›leos An innovation at the JaNrem •M T •plei suos Jo 0101 9143 uo page-taxi tiloa; pauTtiqo aq 00651$—,L X ,8 X ,Ol These is no need for 'BuNinD uapJeo osiv extraordinary. The men meeting will be a '80I71-8Z 021-11-1 .10; S41192V '9L€-9L 'HY Raul uoTittuJojuT Jaqiin; '0t1T20.1 isTununuop s,pue •saz!g !iv aleg .10j uoTitulao;uT aatlian; even at the ages of 110 pesticides in their healthlectures of course MOGNIM H.LIM 909 '1co1-101/11 8898-6L put stuao; uoTiteTIadV -Tod Jo aauosTad Jatuao; io Tito 04 31anI4 Joa years to 120 years ap- giving soil and atmosgiven at the very beGV1D X31dICINVH MONUMENTAL IZ x0i1 'O'd •saauni, sqpis a.p.souop peared healthy, tall and phere which is the work 13 `pisuAzsSm Ttutpata ginning on internasaapung tru •IO ouuTd *aIvoi-P3m 00.8Z $—,L x ,6 ,Z L 'uotitonpa TBeisSi4d SPECIALISTS upright, very pleasant of our Creator. tional meeting organilamas hivrnink "03 21' 7.1a1\12:1VrI T 31dWVX3 ,6 00*LOLS—,L ,6 •eu!t.pueid •g 3•1V These people are free and without spectacles. sation and the famili`A,LIZIVHD ,9 483 Great Eastern 00'ZL$—,9 x ,6 BLUala put qoaads •sputsnotri. Their children, grand- of the maladies which so arisation of smembers SZIMLI-1011V1 SZI3N11.1. ONVId GNV ,9 00.17St•—,9 ,9 H'way, Recicl;ffe utlltii put weuaad ,Jo spaapunq .10J 'Sian! children and great-grand- commonly afflict our own ISSS 9L :•H/y with efficient meeting daallna NVOSO ,s x all oi (astaid `sautzu2Bin ,s 00.05$—,9 :Saupuoeas -412an2u puB kreJaiTT 'atuT children, too, are pic- people, the reason is in EPEE 18 :saumfd Outside techniques. Phone 65 3157 ) seituoa put sNotq Jamoq put aadda aqi Jo pua aqi sum 4E41 sn OVID 1331S tures of health. Their the use of unsophisticatexperts will be called 'ODVIBAS 'ad '21.1Tel)oTo paiutm '80C1-IL •10 A fter Hours 61 5667 A..t;oToTET -utulaai Atmilta 2uoi-a1itu S03HS N30HVO hair was unique and no ed foodstuffs. So their in. a i AE3>I021 LZL 2uTpu0s Aq aituniao; 6ELS-09 ouoqd 11031E4.10p Aoutiunooey I remarkable. raq aqi papmoae oqm resistance is one was bald. snoA NO witonammor - sluawlu!oddv i t all diaq oi sn dial' -un Naom Ite1140010 saclAi S013LIOU0Da sputsnoqi Jo suai aqi 03 ONIGN3d30 3ZiV 61.1!LIGAD ClaINVM DNIHIOrID I1V 'AoLigverI 'UN loallS 1c.I1SI1110143 pagetaid 'aitunad 4sTi0d S30Vd Zino omsn qiiamsqa 0E; 10 'tpuntu •alcieHeAy :Aiupuopas Jadda aqi 'MESIEM JO `pisuS Sel3S1.1.2113A0V 33110N Dnend - IN 'peou JoiSti, 6 sapossaDay iiv -aoaatutuo0 -zsAm utjais TBuTpatp UPPI1D0JAI •IAI 5 21) '1 'IN •sung aBunoi '00u0T05 put stoBTAT •xaTcluloo dam uoT4 •aannap Ura OM pue Jeuum Joj :Satpuooas aamori -taivaouoo ziTmqosny 0144 •H1,213d 168z -89 1.1,3 *uoi tituuta appkJag aim • •aeutuaiurttu :sioarctris 199f X09 .0.d.0 spunodume 0tj3 Jo au° ItmoTH AuEctIV put saTtelai `suoriBIrelsuI I:1012)38M Jo ailuta '1.11moTi0; aqi '(uttuiaD us ntuaNala) 21V3MSN3W •oia `saanbautu Hannan NEW YORK ( NC). — alpm aJnyDeJs Tel. 1178g-92, auoqd frnautta paunboa 0.113 saat.Totai, t3TuTz0z1ti e1011V1 iodap 11014 pm: uo!letwo}ui Jod _to; aouBp `saivid moo 'anuany kianv When seven religious 'aotsias Ao.ialAT Jo siaisTs 044 -BuTuaJaixa 0141 Jo suTni Street 211444 Iletuatm aTd 'sumn •eaTa tE0Tilo012 s‘aaariaddv Soviet from the eaders l put siattioag isTatiAl 043 2uTAB0ap am punt sEBN • Where you always get "d13H Hind HDION tT2TT painoToo `salisaal Union land here it will Jo uoTioaaip aqi aapun Pol'eiClaT03 A11V3 01 ino 'MLICIPPeI!qd 0 t ltqo :131dISSV1D-IW3S "IS S3121VHD LEE iaitqeD mark a first in interfaith 1VOISID?:73 xaiduma Tootles 1.0TH N0I1VSINV0210 JO IO.IN U1101 IaLITIEJ 'artivi. between U.S. relations 011044E0 ituotitonpa-op 'Iatiostad aamotre 01125 04 ONISIVI1 aNnA • suiei.inD ist12 'Sienna '1cial1oo.10 •allisJapaal THE LEADING FASHION STORE and Soviet groups. IEurd painipsuoo kmau alp UT 0.i)E sitaS •TE zitiaTmsnv '000Zsaooa wniuiwniv '020T1o3 uBT siagiola lualudInba Aired tiv Led by Russian OrthoAND 01 AtpTia-Supsani, •2t T -istaqo Itelputid era oi 3 111.V31-11. suaans Aid SHIONVOVA ONIH3V3.1. it Jaquittp tritap ata Metropolitan Nikodox -Japuop aTaaw tuttlioTo .101 suoTitellcidt saiTsui oiuT paNitm oqm 'aeTToN spuii9 ueilau0A COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS •sasstio ateA pig AIddV .1.3c1c1rid 'V'M dim of Leningrad and a HH s‘ziamiva put siti4 ol suoTiviai oi isi TIT sioaRins uotiteripa ollogito spu:19 senuej uumunraw Jaqita Jo lion itaaua Novgorod, the group will aputu Juat Jo; aatTetaj, aTtIN 'ataS IV •aapao Jo patog AanqunET aqI -touTitaq ato ;o AJES.19A puel ioH high-ranking also include 32111-i dOd -ptaq 1npmq PuB SIVH sbuiumv wniuiwniv .I.NVDVA sNolivnips isau atp. 2uppew I001-las 82.61 101 GaINVM representatives of Soviet " • .10d — 'Alp •itiou10auT3 Jews, Catholics, LutherNOIHSVA 0E09 59 40 S 'uositm - v •stqa ans, Baptists and Mosxou 'utAaa s!ril 40 aweu uetuJao (anuanv 1B-113011)83 ddo) 41E-98 auoqdaTai, •saTun X31A - VlOS lems. It will arrive on 8L6T aul—ziinAupsnv 40 aweu rol titio3 - 8L61 LY301341103 '8L6E- 2' 0u0tId "45 ABH 8L5 umaolia injaweus aul 0 anouoti 11 put 'T.Ittinj, saNvid November 12. mows Situ' umallniAT it 0144 )13 1-14aocl '')S •loTcl Of' 'sls! 1121rl4In3 _ 31VS 210A o weaib 91110S U9A!b sari The visit is sponsored still prays and works through his followers today: Tatuatp -um Jo Apt , ' -Tad weads u tifell Navari • u ooaucToL L 21! NsoIN Saai °Lim 4S0iJd u 2DSpl_12-1d oNiNni ONVId by the Appeal of ConscaTutua; .10 . 111 0 .101 TIaM DNIHSIA1 '6Z88 'oN xog aeTno Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace aro aJanai 03 °Jou dweD ivNoilvDna3 ience Foundation, an inaa,LNvAn. — Aidau •ati..tatui Where there is hatred - let me sow love terfaith group founded in S312131101 put dnispuaTI; • saTtis ou JaitT Where there is injury - pardon •aeuatJaclxa puB -uos!_id !zeN JaruJoi 2 u! 1965 to promote internaJo; ot 04 APBI '0•1:1 113011 d Sam) 'aiquutst Where tnere is doubt - faith aeTnaas u os.re. d ZSLI9`aaii u T * Lugiku8Lo -j A 10, . : uo pastq paJauieb saiod suoTitagnunb tional interreligious reET/g fasnon gaatu oi satistm 'Allure; Where there is despair - hope e n oITTd .e.lopalui 4o ..laciwaw sreaul ut m u 'iouial Aatits *a aist alp 12 0H (DN) lationships. `JaNuTip-uou isanD sioutJa '4S '6175Z unoS Where there's darkness - light ussuoTitellel •T,858-8 aiTam Jo PuPlod 1WIDI]hASO cuoqd 3111P 1 Since 1966 the ACE' has .1 0 I unoS sadness icy `UHMOGIAA there is Urd Where cXI0 11 alluila :NOICIrIVZIa0 a TqoqsaJ; 'asods : auotidaTaj,-Iriag Saiquiem sent a delegation to the ii° asmju oaT.si 0 uiju ai su4ss: aajTjo u7i,,op aT ;ad pog T 'aputialq2 uqo itin uu `ptou op12/11135 'mows Soviet Union every year, 1VNOSN3d Do these ideals appeal to you? S3S110H is3no aT 'taw ip izzutu JoTunf aaTiop isTatiAl to establish international - tzsg-it auoqd •ioalas aatTotai, 412 Saututad contacts among religious '6808-LS oth34d CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN priests and brothers need yqu Iltegfitnb 'aptialaadxa ' 3409h1 g 90U0 APIELLIIX0.1d 'ssailods pountrib auo ao; sate leaders and discuss "is•Tz,**Et •a/a l'EPUIlau Pun Ilso•13 to continue their mission of peace in their parishes, -dB '01.1.10T4 Stu tu -utotA 'EL6T uT paiTnbaa .s,Ted 45 .113011 'Bala AiTe sues of mutual concern" sianbnoq 2u1pp0m amongst migrants, with youth, the poor, the sick and Squq ao; 120.1E auSouissoa innintag •iaaais Aaao with Soviet government 1 01-10120,1, 011044E3 arivw ONIAVH ' *sqluaim `s;taqs the aged, at home and abroad, 0144 us paunbaa and religious leaders. . . 611 '3SEH aNaflOITIHIAI Lttli snl ia 8cid:Pa adtad G31NVM uAn.:a;o°ssa;p ° P The visit, limited to the .CipI :LT:11°1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION about their life and work 9DX-IL 213111SAEIVEI EASURE it:1;40ArtulTad aamoT sir SIN3W3SMV SN3HDV31 SISOS321 AVC1110H New York-Washington M send to: Vocation Director, The Seminary, Plumpton, A31MV1 •ItAi tua; ao OPUI 1914419 area because of time, will 'Ig8C-f'Z 1 33dis .1.1.0D1VM ZZE N.S.W. 2761, tel.: 6258205 tai om saa b include rounds of talks . uo up13u2A1 aTantq In GI lla 4 . 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Archdiocesan calendar November The Speech night at Aquinas College. 3 Archbishop. 2.15 p.m. The final course for the year 5 of the Preparation for Marriage programme, conducted at Mercedes College Hall. 8 p.m. Family Planning Clinic session at St. John of God Maternity Hospital,
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Some surprise, and groans, on liturgy document There was some surprise expressed and even some groans, when it became known that the first official document that was to be released by the Vatican Council was a Constitution pertaining to the Liturgy.
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SIX AND A HALF WEEKS FREE TIME IS ONE More of the same OF THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF THE
RECORD WORLD TOUR
The average Chinese very l ikely under both unfortunate that the In"This was way back in munion knows beginthe l ittle as any of us know about rnin.. a s at struction Father kinds. writes 1963," This latter privilege ning of the Missal, which ority groups in other countries Christopher Ross, 0.S.M., that are of Joondanna parish, in had been quite submerg- is available to priests at out of sight and out of Subiaco. mind. been not has Reformaaltars, their the latest bulletin of the ed since the Archbishop's Senate of Priests. 9 Fr. Ross notes: printed for popular conBlessing of Brothers' Monastery and W.A. Catholic Educators tion. Equally it is certain that W.A.C.E.). Fr. Ross is "There are many yet who sumption because it conAborigines Speech night at Marist College, Church- ( all of know the scarce l ittle that the chairman of the W.A. have never received the tains a synopsis lands. Bishop Quinn. Chinese Blood of the Lord from the thinking that preced- bosses Liturgical Commission. have al lowed any of us to Record has arranged for members of their 1973 World Tour to have 61 Details of these tours are now available and can be obtained by writing to this 7.45 p.m. Speech night at Mercedes Col10 chalice." it. ed the know The In a detailed article lege. Bishop Quinn. time in London. However, for those not wanting to remain in Church free o Catholic weeks bout year, Pope the same "The That office. It is advisable to have all your plans finalised before leaving Australia. mysterious state of in that counhe outlines the steps 6 p.m. Opening of art exhibition at St. 11 from a liturgy urope, arrangements can be made for an early return to Australia. The most However, to help those who are unable to make final arrangements before E the development of the Paul issued his famous has passed try today. mystery and Louis Junior School. Bishop Quinn. eucharistic reform that Encyclical, The Mystery of distance, of any European part tour is the xpensive air or sea fares from Australia to e leaving, an Australian Express representative will be on the tour right from involve19 7 p.m. Confirmation, Midland. Bishop have taken place from of Faith, to remind the awe to one of T hese are the only two rel ieving as- Europe. Therefore, while in Europe, why not take advantage of this free time and participation traditionChurch of the ment, Fremantle, and the Australian Express office in London wil l be only too happy Quinn. 1963 when the Council al doctrines about the diversity. The mentality pects of what can only be described as to see more of Europe either privately or on one of the conducted tours 26 6.30 p.m. Mass of Christ the King and commenced to today. to help you with any additional arrangements. Presence to live this new liturgy, o sick joke by a group of so-cal led Sacramental procession at Moora. Bishop Quinn. Abor- a rranged by The Record. You may visit Scandinavia and its Fjords, England, Writing of the revision and Eucharistic devotion. the challenge to make iginal leaders at the expense of 10 a.m. Ceremony of commitment at St. that was authorised at 30 the I reland or the Holy Lands. Instruction of it real, lies in the hands The whole Aboriginal question whi le Charles' Seminary. The Archbishop. the time he says: "What 1967 took up the ques- of each individual." they go December wasn't made too clear to tion of music at Mass. Also in this edition of through the reported antics of their trip — 1i Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's Cathe- the Church at large was "If it said anything at the W.A.C.E. Bulletin are to China. revision was this how dral. all, it said that we should articles by Sisters Joan going to take place or not so much sing at Mass Smith, of Santa Maria, I t would not be such a mockery if it how deep-reaching it was as sing the Mass. Un- and Kathleen, of Ken- didn't come at the tai l end of decades going to be." " on initiating forutnately," continues sington, during which we have seen the A liturgy council was Father Ross, `-!the intro- children to the Sacratattered set up but, unfortunate- duction of hymns into ments; Sister Madelene procession of delegations from everyly, many Catholics did the Mass has led to the from Highgate works out where trouping through peoples' repubnot realise that this firm establishment of a comprehensive theme l ics parrotting the same old ventriloCouncil had set itself a the Four Square Mass — in preparing children definite goal: to revise a hymn at the entrance, for their first commun- quists' slogans about sol idarity. VATICAN CITY (NC). tity, and obedience." The cardinal, interview- the rites of the Church the offertory, the com- ion. —The head of the VatiChina plays its own game and fishes Fr. Denning, S.J., has ed after a meeting in in a most thorough-going munion and the end." can's Congregation for in any lake when it pleases. Black Africa way according to the Article 35 of the 1967 a dialogue with his secReligious said that he Rome of major superiors mandate council. of the the class about I year nstruction contains ond got tired of the game years ago, so why believed that the youths of men and women ReligRevisions appeared in some interesting views Mass in their lives; Bro- heap the indignity on ious, stressed that modAborigines? of today were not afraid of sacrifice and that they ern Religious must be pieces and not until on the relationship of ther Siebert writes: and 1969 was the revised Wood of Paul the Eucharist to forgive- student I t is sti l l hard to hear a real discuswould respond to the Re- people of prayer and form of the Mass finally ness of sins: "The Euch- Trinity confronts readligious life of poverty, obedience. on the real issue of rights for Aborsion published. In the mean- arist should be present- ers with his thoughts on chastity and obedience The majority of men time Bishops felt that Mass ed to the faithful 'as a the meaning of the igines because of the clamour of those if they were properly and women Religious in motivated. the world, the cardinal the new approach should medicine by which we for a young person. discusses who want to do it their way and get a Fr. Tory Cardinal Ildebrando said, cherished a life of be started as soon as are freed from our daily possible. faults and preserved school Masses and Fr. sl ice of the credit. Antoniutti, prefect of the obedience, but there By September, 1964, from mortal sin'." Apps gives a few points congregation, said on were some tendencies to Fr. Ross comments: on parish home Masses. The unions may be on a right course Vatican Radio last week: "change the concept of the first Instruction had authorised the introduc- "Although, surprisingly, The W.A. Catholic Edu- in "The young are not afraid authority." urging a proportion of Aboriginal,„ Such tendencies were tion of English in the this is a direct quote cators is open to any of sacrifice . . . We must labour on the new iron ore projects. parts recited by the teacher wishing to share from the Council of give them the zest for a "betrayal" of the sysTrent (would you have ideas on communicating Meanwhi le, the urban Aboriginal is at living in the love of God, tem of discipline. A min- people. "To their credit, it believed it?) the Instruc- the faith. The bulletin the tai l end of the workforce, and there- , in service to their bro- ority of Religious ( whom thers and in daily labour. he called "the nervy should be recalled that tion highlighted it by ad- is published quarterly by at the bottom of the economic ladder "We must offer them a ones") interpret the Sec- the Bishops of Austra- ding that the people and costs S1 per annum. that no one life of prayer and pen- ond Vatican Council in a lia were the first to pre- should be shown how Further information is of housing; and the pity is pare and put into pracfrom obtainable Bro. D. seems capable of raising a hope of a to make use of the peniances, but a life that is manner contrary to its filled with spiritual seren- intent concerning the Re- tice the Mass in English," tential parts of the lit- O'Grady, C.B.H.S., High- solution. writes Fr. Ross. gate. urgy of the Mass." ity . . . of poverty, chas- ligious life. "Now, for the first Finally he notes: "It is time, the Catholic Church faced a problem that has not yet completely gone, the problem of unity OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST without uniformity." CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS The effect of the new l iturgy was going to be PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... ... 21 8151 PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... ... 21 5304 felt in many ways, yet mistakes were "Over Gardens Out" by the English playwright Peter Gill, (at the FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 35 2602 many COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 made — for example, in Playhouse Lunchtime Theatre, directed by Andrew Carr), is a play about the construction of the transferance of cultural traditions and attitudes through the genera. churches — that could have been avoided; By COLM O'DOHERTY tions. W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS many clergy and others Not the great cultural were not alert to the dePLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS traditions of art, music, tails referred to explicitCertified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists anr' government, law, but our ly in the document of General Plumbing Al l Work Guaranyed. of crime and traditions September, 1964. punishment, of our acPhones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2552, 49 2095 The year 1965 saw the that punishceptance 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. introduction of concelenecessary for the ment is brated Masses and Cornbetterment of man 111•111111MINIIMINmmen1101 Pisa, with its Leaning Tower, Baptistry and Cathedral, another highlight in your Record World Tour. The title of this play PLUMBING MATERIALS "Over Gardens Out" is a term used by English JUST LOOK AT WHAT WE'VE PLANNED FOR YOU: B ATHROOM FIXTURES children playing cricket 229-233 William St., Perth One class sea travel in the magnificent AUSTRALIS. No class distinction. SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS in the streets and back You'l l have full run of the ship. And you sail right round the world. — A 32alleys. When the ball goes Phone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" Local — Interstate — Overseas over the gardens it is day grand tour of Europe, visiting Fatima, Lourdes, and the Vatican, and Phone 35 6066 "out". touring Portugal, Spain, France, The Riverias, Italy (four full days in Rome), The title reflects the Austria, Leichtenstein, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Hol land. — The cultural and educational fabulous Rhine Cruise, you wil l see Amsterdam by glass top boats, and sightthese of starvation children and it depicts seeing in every city on tour of Europe—Four nights at the St. James Hotel, Fr. Philip Farrelly, par- these people, a people London (near Buckingham Palace), with breakfast and dinner—if you can't ish priest of Shenton who think with their Park since 1966 (above) bodies. afford the time, air travel is available either on a one way or return basis— has been appointed as the Al l rooms on tour wi l l have private shower and toilet — The tour wil l be led Edward Fardell as the new parish priest of East mature in lout, young by the Most Rev. Peter Quinn, Auxi liary Bishop of Perth, certainly no Victoria Park. demanding & Co. No order too big or too small Fr. Farrelly was born body but as s tranger to Europe and you. as a baby, We can supply every need in Enagh West, Virginia, in his needs manufactured. and horgives a splendid all at —if Co. Cavan, Eire. His pririfyingly real performmary education was at ance: The Manager, Cormaddyduff, Ballyjamvictim, His willing FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Record, esduff, Co. Cavan, and ; secondary studies were played most effectively by P.O. Box R 1979, AIR SEA Offers to all Parishes a Service at Gilsennan endowed Terry O'Connell, makes that a the author's point schools, Old Castle. embracing every aspect of the After ordination at St. victim in need will seek Funeral Rites for Catholics. Patrick's College, Car- his own persecutor. Please send me details of your World Tour. Our Chapels are at: The director, Andrew low in 1939, he came to two these and Carr, Australia and was assistPerth: Cnr. Beaufort and Name: actors maintained this ant at Bunbury. Grocers Bulwer Streets Since then he has been strange relationship; they holesale General W Merchants parish priest at Bussel- made it believable. Phone 28 8406 A ddress• and Confectionary A most sensitive perton, first parish priest of Hilton, parish priest at formance is given by Fremantle: Phone 25 2225 PHONE: 21 5121 Armadale and Beverley, Jenny McNae as the Postcode: Claremont: Phone 3 2177 Perth locum tenens at Bruce mother who had a life to 482 to 484 Murray Street, Rock and Merredin and lead and a body to rest JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37 2304 "S•VS, first parish priest of East and a mind to be numbed Cannington. a fter a day in the world
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Plan to diversify for farmers in Phillippines
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A project in the Philippines aimed cou raging diversified agriculture and of the rural community tsh ug idroefihnainrcriiaglatiaosns,isitsa:ce be supported by Australifarn C atholic sh r,osla Relief with this a grant of $1,390 from i iliniroepjdreocvtaetn Cloeerrnint." passion funds. The project will be centred in Pajo Meycawan, om various institutions, Bulacan, and will provide agricultural training in the cultivation of high yielding varieties of rice as well as the promotion 14. of education among farmers in the principles of co-operative production, marketing and financing. At present, farmers are cultivating land that will A t Aquinas last Sun- only one harvest every Brill's publishing firm Archbishop year. Experts estimate day, the in Leyden, carried the Blessed Sac- that it would be possible Holland, is p rament in solemn pro- for the farmers to culti- reparing the publication cession through the as- vate non-seasonal high- of a book in ten volumes, sembly of the peop.'e yielding varieties of rice the text of which has pausing to bless them. which will improve their been buried in Egyptian; soil for almost 20 cen also economic conditioil. Of significance tunes, was the blessing of the So far, by their own The book contains re. sick, Religious and laity efforts, with the help of • p who were assembled in the Government agencies, roductions of Gnostic ' manuscripts, a religious a special area. farmers, through their sect that fl ourished at, The theme of the read- Social Action Group of the beginning of the ings, delkvered by Caro- the local parish, have ac- Christian era in ancient second-hand two quired Tannock and Brian line Egypt. Thirley, was the motto pumps for irrigation purBoth, the Jews an4 forthcoming poses. for the Christians so fiercely opCongress: Eucharistic The Farmers' Associa- posed the Gnostic doej "Love one another as I tion of Bulacan, which trine that it was bannedi have loved you." has a population of 1,500, in the end. In 1946, a jar was dish In his address, Father including 45 farm familDaven Day, S.J. (above), ies, says in its application covered near Nag Hamj pointed out that people for the grant that its im- madi, not far from Luxor, do try to love one an- mediate objectives are The jar which contained other; for example, this to educate the rice farm- Gnostic manuscripts, is was demonstrated in the ers in the integrated ap- considered this century'si improved archaeological find. response to the recent plication of methods and rice cultural The actual texts, writ:, telethon. to demonstrate how to in- ten in the Greek language LOVE FOR POOR prorice, through crease In another way, a man per planning and co- and a marvel of calligra phic art, were obviously like the Abbe Pierre, re- ordinated efforts at the buried by the Gnostics to cently visiting Perth, barrio levels. be dug up again once the communicated and held The Farmers' Associawere over. rersecutions young people, even tion believes it can also owners of the text though he could speak effect an immediate in- The seemed to have got little English, because he crease in rice production never around to doing whatattwas a living proof of through co-operative fararchaeological expeditiot love for the poor in his ming. did in 1946. life. To this end the project "But we are very ama- will provide technical asHAVE YOUR TREES teurish," said Fr. Day, sistance to the Farmers' P ROFESSIONALLY `we try a little at loving Co-operative and other LOPPED BY i ndustries which will be our neighbour and we try a little of loving organised now to supply MURPHY'S the farmer with all his God. TREE PEOPLE THE needs, material, service "But most of us are and finance and will Trees removed, Cartage, not full-blooded about it. finally sell his produce. Chain Sawing. Shrubs, "We keep work and The Social Action Com- Hedges, Creepers trimmed life — which we find bor- mittee says that the Faror removed. ing — in one category mers' Co-operative, being nsu red Service anywhere, and we keep God and re- a co-operative organisaFree Quotes. Satisfaction ligion — which we find tion, will operate its own and Value for Money dreary — in another. shares of capital and reA ssured. 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A t the Aquinas Eucharistic Festival, students from Brigidine College presented gifts (picture above) symbolising the meaning of the theme: "Love one another as I have loved you".
Aquinas the • At Eucharistic Procession the canopy was held by the students of Trinity College as Archbishop Goody carried the Blessed Sacrament through the assembly, pausing to bless the various Jeanette Bosci, the fourth-year-student at lona groups, with special Presentation College, Mosman Park, who won blessing given to the the Cletus Oakley Medal for mathematics, will sick who were accom- ba presented to Professor Oakley, the renowned modated in one area. :nathernatician, when he comes to W.A. from the The highlight of the United States later in the year. function was the singing The daughter of Mr. at S40 for her individual of the Pallotine Youth and Mrs. Bosci, of Cool- entry in the senior mathBand in solo items and bellup, Jeanette also 1,vori ematics talent quest oras leader of the hymns. the A.M.P. Award, value.1 ganised by the Mathe-
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Fremantle Majellans will be celebrating their 100th meeting on Monday, November 6, at the The League will be helping with the afternoon home_ of Mrs. Pamela Cattalini, 10 Solomon St., teas at the St. Vincent's Hospital, Guildford fete Fremantle. A special Mass in honour of the to be held on Sunday November 5. occasion will be followed by a social evening. Further details: Mrs. Pamela Cattalini, phone To help defray the cost of the new headquarters 35 2501. of the League a stall will be conducted in the Wesley Church grounds on Thursday, November Victoria Park Majellans meet at the Retreat 16. House, Hampton Road, Victoria Park on Tuesday, November 7, commencing with Mass at 8 p.m. Meetings: Shenton Park, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m.; Bedford Park, Nov. 8, at 1.30 p.m.; Highgate, Nov. 8 Further details: Mrs. Darrell Grant, phone 611771. at. 7.30 p.m.; Inglewood, Nov. 8 at 1 p.m.; South Mr. Ewan, from the department of Dental Health Perth, Nov. 9 at 1.30 p.m. will address the Karrinyup Majellans at their meeting to be held on Tuesday, November 7, at Meals on Wheels are appealing for voluntary the home of Mrs. Liz Troons, 5 Summerhayes Dr. drivers to deliver meals to the sick and aged. Karrinyup . The meeting will commence with Mass At the moment 10 drivers are needed; nOrmal at 7.30 p.m. Further details: Mrs. Margaret Mills, roster is for one day a fortnight for about two phone 46 5928. hours a day.
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Further information can be obtained from the Armadale Majellans have arranged their meetLeague of Home Help, 67 Cleaver Street, Perth. ing for Wednesday, November 8, being the second phone 28 5822. Wednesday, instead of the usual first Wednesday. The meeting will be held at the Presbytery, Third Road, Armadale, commencing with Mass at 8 p.m. Further details: Mrs. Ruth O'Neill, phone 97 2566.
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Sister Carmel, Headmistress of Iona Presentation College, will speak to the Mosman Park Mak ellans on "Catholic Education of Girls" at their meeting to be held on Tuesday, November 7, at the home of Mrs. Pat Wray, commencing with Mass at Corpus Christi Church, 12 Swan Street, Mosman Park, at 7.30 p.m., the meeting following at 8 p.m. Further details: Mrs. Pat Wray, 31 3656.
Christopher Kiernan (left) a Knight of St. Gregory, who lives
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PAPAL KNIGHT COMES TO W.A. TO VISIT A BROTHER Named man of the year by the Catholic hierarchy in New York, host to Archbishop Simmonds in the United States, knighted by the Pope.
These are some of the ter a good deal more experiences of Mr. Chris- complex than here. topher Kiernan, K.S.G., Mr. Kiernan was the Catholic lay administra- lay administrator of the Matron Gwen Guilfoyle, from the Rockingham tor, of Whitestone, New Vatican Pavilion at the Private Hospital, has been invited to speak to the York, who has been visit- New York World Fair in Rockingham Majellans at the meeting to be held RADIO ing his brother, Mr. 1965 and there was host at the Presbytery, Rockingham, at 8 p.m. on Tues- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Brendan ("Paddy") Kierto the Archbishops of day, November 7. Further details Mrs. Sheila Howe, "With Heart and Voice": nan, of King William St., Melbourne and Wellingprogramm A e of hymns South Fremantle. Rockingham, phone 27 1976. ton who visited the for today presented by The brothers had not World Fair in the course W.A.O.A. Tony Lee. a.m. 7 (6WF). The St. Francis Xavier's Aboriginal Mission at their trip abroad to "Sacred Music": Pat- seen each other since Mr. of Wandering invite the public to their annual Bush OPTICIANS-OPTOMETRISTS rick Kirkwood presents Brendan Kiernan was attend the Vatican CounpH. Barbecue on Sunday, November 12. For those selections from Handel's three years old. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 who wish to be there really early there will be an "Funeral Anthem" (TrauAmong his experiences, Born in Dublin, one of Res.: 67 1685 outdoor Mass at 10 a.m. recounted his first he erhyme) which the comfamily a of seven sons I 6. ,MINE111111111111111111111111111MNIMIM To get to Wandering, take Albany Highway to poser later adapted for and three daughters, Mr. visit to Rome when he the 59-mile peg (Half Way House) and turn off to the opening of "Israel in Christopher Kiernan escorted the famed Pieta Wandering, following the signs to the Mission. Egypt". 7.30 a.m. (6WN went to the United States on its return from the "Encounter": "The Mis- when he was 19. He re- World Fare. He rode in Admission is S2 per car; barbecue packs will be sion of New Norcia". In tired recently from the a chauffeur-driven Vation sale. Phone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 1846 Dom Rosendo Sal- service of the Pennsyl- can car with a motor vado OSB founded the vania Railway after more cycle escort, probably a 2 LONDON COURT The former members of the Catholic Ladies' Mission Abbey of New than 40 unique event in the life years. FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Club that preceded the Catholic Girls' Movement Norcia 80 miles north of of a layman on his first For many years a provisit to Rome. in Perth and later the National C.G.M., still keep Perth in Western AustraSPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. minent Catholic layman, Mr. Kiernan was the lia. For 54 years he deup an annual reunion. Established 25 Years. he was made a Knight of lay person on the only himself voted the to care This year they are invited to the home of Mrs. St. Gregory by the Pope AWE' L. Fisher, 370 Huntriss Road, Doubleview on Sat- of the people in that area, for her services in Catho- official reception committee when Pope Paul urday, November 25 at 2.30 p.m. Those intending especially the Aborigines. lic work in New York visited the United States This programme gives during the World War. to be present are asked to ring 46 1871 before in 1965. the history of the work November 23. He is the lay adminisA son-in-law, a radar of Bishop Salvado, and it examines the function trator of a. school and a expert worked for ten -SOLE AGENTSThe Ladies Auxiliary for the Jesuit Missions in of the Mission and Bene- church in St. Luke's par- years to perfect a U.S. India are putting all their energies into a fitting dictine Monastery as it is ish in the area where he moon shot radar system. lives. He said that Cath- This was the radar used observance of Melbourne Cup Day (Tuesday, Nov- today. 8 a.m. ( 6WF ). olic schools in the United when the astronaut moon "Cross Ways": "Techember 7) with a Luncheon at the Cottesloe Tennis nology, Faith and the States were beset by fin- walkers were descending Club. Hoy Street, Subiaco ancial problems similar to and leaving the moon. The function welcomes any friends of the mis- Future". Neville Watson, to those of Australian As a result Mr. Kiernan Future." 9.15 p.m. (6WN). sion to attend. Business starts at 11 a.m, with the 81 1410 - 81 1754 "In Quires and Places": schools, although consti- was given the opportunrunning of the race, followed by the luncheon. The Perth Singers, featur- tutionally, the wide range ity to see a take-off at LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY Further details from Mrs. V. Cooper, telephone ing the items: "Te Deum" of interpretations on the close range-in fact from 86 4390. by Moreno and "Jesu, Joy laws on school financing a position not far from of Man's Desiring" by J. tended to make the mat- the President's. S. Bach. 9.45 p.m. ( 6WN). "The Epilogue": St. Martin's Singers. 11.10 p.m. (6WN); 11.45 p.m. PARIS (NC). - "Cen- ( Regs.). O PTOMETRISTS , * sorship is dead . . . in172a Scarboroug h Beach Road. Pludne 24 3543 stead of condemning, we MONDAY to FRIDAY 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 are going to explain," NOVEMBER 6 to 10 "Readings from the R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist said Father Rene BerthBible": The Rev. Graham ier chaplain of thy Hardy of Sydney. 7.10 French Catholic Office of a.m. (6WN); 6.15 a.m. the Cinema. (Regs.). "Rather than forbid, "Pause A Moment": The we are going to appeal Rev. Peter Boase of Epto the liberty of the mov- ping, Sydney. 9.15 a.m. • iegoer," said the 45-year- ( 6WF) and Regs.). old priest whose office The Supply House for: "By The Way": "Law issues classifications and and Order and JusticeART SUPPLIES reviews of films similar a Comprom ise?" 10.30 TICKET WRITING to those done by the Nat- a.m. ( 6WN and Regs.). ional Catholic Office for SIGN WRITERS * Motion Pictures in the W.A. and national pol itics have been crying for SILK SCREEN MATERIALS TELEVISION effective leadership. David John Milne, state United States. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 president of the Democratic Labor Party, is S TUDENTS' REQUISITES This did not mean that t he leader with III wide experience in practical "Divine Service": Hobthe office was going to art Baptist politics; III a diverse involvement with the comDRAFTING EQUIPMENT Church. The munity and a personal commitment to gettingapprove all films, but its Service CERAMIC SUPPLIES things-done. is conducted by standards had changed, the Rev. Peter David John Milne Stockman , As a successful businessman (and a Father Berthier explain- who also What are the clucial issues? preaches the good 'fair-go' employer), Dave Milne is ed. EDUCATION: Dave Milne strenuously advocates sermon. The organist is equal opportunities and a good education for a third generation West Australian. His "We will not classify Noel Ansell and the all. Federal funds should be used for students family livestock feeds manufacturing choir except in grave cases, an master is at independent schools (all denominations) to business has Chris Dawes. been at Welshpool for match the average cost of educating children in i mmoral masterpiece un- 11 a.m. over 60 years. State Schools. der the most severe cate"Jesus Today-CharacANTI-ABORTION: Dave Millie has made a David John Milne is your logical candigory," he said. "The aes- teristics of New personal stand against the development of date for Swan. Here is a man prepared Testapermissiveness in our society, Existing abortion to devote himself to thetic value is a real ment Ethics". the cause. A man laws should be strengthened. (Programwho wants to serve the people and not human value." PORNOGRAPHY: Dave Milne vigorously opposes me No. 2) The second the promotion or sale of pornographic literature special interest groups. The office would con- of a series of six pro. or items which tend to deprave the social, THIS IS YOUR MAN! tinue to place major em- grammes, featuring moral fibre. ProWant to help? phasis on the content of fessor William Barclay LEADERSHIP: Dave Milne leads a party which Dave Milne wants your help during the coming of has never made compromising statements films, on e.iection. Get involved by phoning one of these he added. Films Glasgow. The New Testathese issues It's the party which gives you a numbers: 68 2338, 68 2344, 68 4675, 67 4334, formerly classified as ment teaches "an c ho's. 28 7342, 60 4246. ethic of "not to be seen," for ex- involvement" which de391 HAY STREET, SUBIACO ample, would now be des- monstrates the uniqueT elephone: 81.2488 cribed as degrading, mis- ness of Christian life. leading, perverted, porno- This is a repeat 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH prographic, sadistic, or mor- gramme. H. 7 Aberdeen St. Perth 9.30 p.m. 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO ally worthless. approx.
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Hi Boys and Girls, Margaret mont (13); Albany (11); Barry Clark, You will remember How are you all? Steel, Doubleview (10); talking been about the that we have Lucille Rodoreda, AppleChristmas story, and trying to see what cross (11); Kerry Jones, S. Fremantle (13); Nisa meaning it has for us. Have you been Nice, Woodlands (8). family? over with your talking this Did you see why Jesus chose to be * MONDAY 6 into a poor family? Did you see NOVEMBER orn b Mary Dwyer, Katanning why both rich and poor came to worship (12); Mark Wells, Como (12); Damian Collins, Mt. h im? Hawthorn (13); Gregory One thing we didn't discuss was why O'Brien, Corrigin (14); Williams, Cloverdale there was no room for his mother and Lisa (13). Bethin anywhere else or inn the him at lehem. What does this show? Was this TUESDAY meant to point out that many people NOVEMBER 7 throughout the ages would have no room Anthony McTaggart, Nollamara (12); Jenny in their hearts for Jesus? This is only Maslin, Dardanup (11); think something to it is but thought, a Timothy Schoenmakers, about isn't it. Have you room in your Belmont (12); Nadia N. Perth (13); hearts and in your lives for Jesus? if not, D'Angelo, Patrick Buller, Manning his celebrating of point the what is then (11); David Burns, Nollab irth? mara (12); Catherine Anne Webb, Medina (12). week. next Bless you all, until W EDNESDAY BROTHER JUNIPER.
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THE SILVERY MIDGET is a tiny fish, only FISH OF THE DEEP A t the bottom of the ocean which at its great- about two inches long, with large eyes. It lives est depth can be about 36,000 feet, is a region a t depths of about 700-1,000 ft., wnich is just cal led the abyssal zone. Here it is very dark above the abyssal zone. TELESCOPIC EYES is a fish about 4 inches and cold and here can be found a number of very unusual-looking fish. The fish that l ive in the long. It has quite a large body, but the mouth depths are unusual because of the adaptations is smal l and toothless. The eyes on the other they have to make to their surroundings. Some hand are large, upturned and telescopic. This of the fish give off their own light; some have type of fish has been caught on occasion in the extra long teethes° that they can sift through the A tlantic. mud on the ocean floor for their food; and some CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO MAKE have huge eyes. With Christmas not so very far away perhaps THE OARFISH, or KING OF THE HERRINGS some of you would like to try your hands at a i s found in al l the world's seas, including the couple of gifts that you could make in your spare I t is hard to believe when we see our modern Mediterranean. The body of this fish is dark t ime. HURSDAY T four and five-year -olds riding a teeny weeny little NCVEMBER 9 blue and silvery with black stripes. The fins are A PENCIL HOLDER bike that special schools were needed in those Corrine Yu, Broome bright red and are even present on the head, Materials: days and that bicycles were luxury goods that ( 13); Deanne Battaglia, looking like plumes. The oarfish can grow to A smal l tin or jar (such as those used for Now Boulder (13); Margot 20ft. in length. The name King of the Herrings could only be bought by the very rich. meat and fish pastes) a Hegney, has Doubleview Holland in people two every of out one was given to it by fishermen who wrongly bes ticky tape (13); Catherine Kermode, bicycle and cycling is becoming more and more lieved that it guided the herrings in their migraclear Nollamara varnish (10); Rose many solve to proved has popular because it Bianchini, East Victoria tions. scissors problems. Parking problems to begin with. For Park (7). poster paints THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK a park than to i t is much easier to park a bike First remove the label from your jar or tin SUNDAY: Listen to Christ at Mass today? car In the towns every railway station has rP1r)4Y What is he saying to you? Does he and make sure that the tin or jar is dry. Take a several bicycle garages and there are bicycle N OVEMBER 10 want you to worship him only on s trip of corrugated paper about as wide as your racks in the shopping centres. Wendy O'Brien, NorthSunday? Ask him to help you to see j ar or tin. Wrap it round the tin and tape it in Lately bicycles have been found to solve health 'm (13); K. J. Conway, ways of being like him during the place. Decorate it with poster paints and ten problems as wel l. Doctors, especially heart Riverton ( 12 ). varnish to protect your design. week. specialists, have contributed a lot to making I f you have no corrugated paper you can MONDAY: Your father in heaven loves you, c ATIIPIIAV people more bicycle-minded. simply paint your design straight onto the jar j ust as your earthly mother and Nr.NEMBER 11 New slogans have come into existence, such Sandra Thomas, Doublef ather love you. Show your love for and varnish. Cr you might like to glue shel ls or as: "Cycling is good for you, at any age". "You view (12); Ross DellaGod by doing something to help your s trips of pretty material onto your jar or tin are never too old to ride a bike". And that's Bosca, Westonia (14); mother and father today. Maybe mum a nd varnish over. Whichever you chose, you wi l l have a bright Della-Bosca why the manufacturers have been doing their Margaret needs some help with the dishes or Westonia (14): Catherine best to improve their products. perhaps dad would l ike you to water and handy Christmas gift for any member of your family. Modern bicycles are light weight or folding Menagh, S. Perth (14); the lawn for him. ones, funny looking things with very smal l Timothy Trefry. Wembley TUESDAY: Do you always share your belong- CLIP OR HAIR-PIN CONTAINER Downs (5); Brian MalaYou can make this in exactly the same way wheels. So if you don't feel like cycling al l day, cari, ings and your toys? Would God want Attadale, (12); John you just put your folding bike in the boot of your Bowskill, Alfred Cove you to? Loving one another means a s you made the penci l holder or, if you want car. sharing, so share your things today, something a bit prettier, you can cover your tin (10); Catherine Atkinson, especial ly with your brothers and or jar with a scrap of wal l-paper, some other type Doubleview (12). of sticky-backed paper, or shelf paper. Or, if sisters. Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all you wished, you could cut pretty pictures from WEDNESDAY: hirr Thank God today for al l the good ,aimpetitien entries, should he aalalrassed to t hings that you have. For your mother old Christmas and birthday cards and stick 41 P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. We. and father, brothers and sisters, your t hese on. Then paint over with clear varnish home, your health and everything else and you have an attractive gift for sister or mother. you can think of. Hilda O'Brien (8), 10 My Birthday is Even when A BILL HOLDER Swansea Street, Swan- THURSDAY: Put on a happy face. Materials: bourne. St. Thomas Cont hings do not go your way, rememyears of age. I am now vent. Basketball. a small block of wood ber that God loves you, and be happy Peter McGrath (9), 52 a long nail and grateful for his love. It is hard Name Coronation Road, Doubleglue to be unhappy if you are smi l ing, and view. Holy Rosary. Maksandpaper your smiles wi l l bring happiness to Address ing things. paint others. Jeffrey Spirek (41), 11 shells or other decorative matter Read a little from the 'Word of Marloo Road, Green- FRIDAY: clear varnish God'. Think you have read, about what mount. Playing with Take a smal l block of wood, either square or and see how you can live it in your rucks. School Catherine McGrath (8), life. Ask mum or dad to help if you round, and smooth it with sandpaper. When it 32 Coronation Road, do not understand what you have is quite smooth, hammer a long nai l through the Hobby Doubleview. Holy Rosary centre as il lustrated. read. Art. When you have done this, you can either paint SATURDAY: If you are playing sports or otherPaul Barizza (6), 95 on a decorative design, or cover the wood with wise relaxing today, remember those Please fill in the coupon above in BIG LETTERS and ed-- it ic :Spencer St., St. Joseph with whom you are playing. Do not shells, making sure that you use a good wood BROTHER JUNIPER, "THE JUNIOR RECORD," 450 Hay Street, Perth, School. Art and playing be mean, do not cheat and do not be glue. with so that when your birthday comes he may greet you on this page cars. Finally paint over the finished article with one unhappy at losing a game. Be sportsor two coats of clear varnish. This would make manlike always. a nice Christmas gift for your dad. NEVEMBER 8
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The Archbishop, after consulting the Senate of Priests, has granted to the people of the Archdiocese of Perth the right to fulfill their obliga tion of assisting at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation by attending Mass on the preceding evening. Whether a Saturday ing Mass may be cele- tice eventually was ap- throughout the Diocese evening Mass will be in- brated in each parish plied only to Christmas of Bunbury. troduced into any par- church or parish Mass in most churches. Only two outer metroticular church will be a centre. Indications of a change politan Perth parishes natter for discussion be- They also require that came in 1951 when the were given the concestween the parish priest the evening Masses shall solemn Easter vigil was sion till now because of and his parish council. not displace the normal re-introduced in place of local circumstances. A Conditions concerning Saturday Masses that are the Holy Saturday mor- few months ago the conthe introduction of these already regularly cele- ning ceremony. After a cession was made availyear or so it became able throughout the ArchMasses have been for- brated. Since the evening Mass standard practice in all diocese of Melbourne. warded in a letter from I the Archbishop to all will be a fulfilment of the churches. Recently another Perth , Sunday Eucharist, the priests. Most recently the East- parish requested the perThey lay down that the texts of the Mass will be er Vigil underwent a fur- mission and the Archspecial Saturday or vigil those of the Sunday; it ther modification. Attend- bishop in discussion with Masses shall begin no will be expected that the ance the at the midnight Senate of Priests acearlier than 6.30 p.m. and Mass will be celebrated Mass was mediocre and cepted that there were i r. Walter Dwyer, chairman of the Knights of the Southern Cross that only one such even- with all the solemnity it was felt that too many sufficient pastoral reasattached to a normal Sun- people were missing Eucharistic Congress national appeal committee handing the cheque for out ons for allowing a parish day Mass. on the opportunity to to follow the practice of $2,500 to Archbishop Knox. The Archbishop is an- take part in one of the a Saturday vigil Mass if xious to see the avoid- more outstanding cele- they wished. ance of some of the con- brations of the Church's The effect that this new fusion that has accomliturgy. concession will have on panied the introduction The majority of the general pattern of liturgical churches now of other have their Mass going will have to changes in recent years. vigil service and first be measured by experinstructed He has V ATICAN CITY (NC). Easter Mass (satisfying ience. —The Vatican did not priests who may be con- the Sunday obligation) When Sunday evening give any details of what templating the change at an early hour on Sat- Masses became common when that there would be a urday night. discussed was some years ago, the norThe Knights of the Southern Cross have donated $2,500 to the Australiaperiod of instruction of Originally the idea of a mal Sunday Dutch Cardinal Bernard morning wide appeal to finance the International Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne the people, first, to re- permission for general Alfrink and Pope Paul VI timetable was often left state the Church's un- Saturday evening Masses, unaltered. next February. met privately for more changed attitude to the sprung from a number of There is now widethan an hour last week, The Cathol ic laymen's organisation itself is organising the appeal, which grave obligation of at- European Bishops who spread questioning whebut reliable sources said tending Mass on Sundays felt that skiers and other ther the number of Mas- has a target of 5400,000. that the two reviewed the and Holy Days. sporting bodies had a ses provided is really entire picture of the Mr. Walter Dwyer, chairman of the KSC National Appeal Committee, He believes that where case for requesting the. necessary and some handed Church in the Netherthe cheque to Archbishop J. R. Knox at the Melbourne Diocesan the new change is adopt- extraordinary lands. permission priests are suggesting ed it will reinforce the from Rome. • that a survey be conduc- Centre last week. Dutch Church officials significance of the SunSince then around the ted with a view to ratsaid that the Cardinal day observance since it Mr. Dwyer told Archbishop Knox that he had received reports from world there has been a ionalising the provision was to discuss three prinwill make a Sunday cele- much more serious as- of Mass more to the State chairman of the appeal at the Canberra meeting. cipal topics: possible for bration sessment of the work- needs of an area; this • A controversial exThey had been confident that it would be a success. otherwise who catechetical people ing and other social con- might apply initially to perimental The appeal was made in Melbourne and several other dioceses last would find it impossible ditions and factors that country or outer metrowithordered course to get to Mass on the Sunday. It wil l be made in a number of other areas this month. are influencing the at- politan centres. drawn by Vatican offices. Sunday itself. tendance at Mass. Such a review of the • The situation in the Congress expenses are not expected to exceed $500,000. They have Secondly, he asks that Roermond diocese, where the people be made fully In Australia, the con- existing Mass arrange- been drastically reduced by donations of goods and services and by volunthe Pope's nomination of aware that this change cession was first applied ments will be in line with I Bishop John Gijsen in is in keeping with litur- to country areas and for the general study of the tary help. some time it has been ministry of priests that The organisers have covered many thousands of miles in Australia and January aroused considof the practice gical permitted in the country the Archbishop has introerable opposition. overseas over the last two years for a total cost of just over $200, thanks Church over a consider- centres of the Archdio- duced to the senate for , • The Vatican ban on able period. cese; it is also universal its study and comment. ' to the generosity of the airlines. further sessions of the In the introduction to Dutch National Pastoral his letter, Archbishop Council. Goody has pointed out INSIST ON the long-established custom of the Church to c ommence the liturgical c elebration of the solEnquiries, with a view emn feasts on the preced"Fit for a King" to commencement of ing evening. priestly training next often took the LADIES! This year should be direc- form of singing the first Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR vespers of the feast. ted to:— The Archbishop has asked his Senate of priests to study several issues Several times during Butchers Shops Rev. W. J. Foley, year there was pro- concerned with the practical ministry of priests in the Archdiocese. 15 Prendiville Way, the Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions vision for a vigil of The extended nature of able to a greater cross- of priests to parishes and Langford 6155. Locations: prayer followed by the these discussions will re- section of the laity. to furnish their opinions Telephone 68 1946. c ommencement of Mass TYLERS' SUPERMARKETS quire the Senate to asThe Archbishop also in- for consideration by the at midnight. This prac911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 semble for an additional troduced the question of Senate. vsisogreszz meeting on Thursday, vicars being appointed on The present senate, the B. & P. BUTCHERS November 9. his behalf to deal with second, concludes its two Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle special areas of interest year term of office at the Tha Senate has conTHE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET within the diocese. end of this year after tinued to meet once He pointed out that al- which the diocesan and Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 every two months for a 235 Newcastle Street, Perth was anxious to religious priests elect half-day session and it though he Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants will look at the proposal exercise the responsibility separately their candidhim for the whole ates for the new senate. Repairs a Specialty that this be increased to given Phone 28 7424 a full day or two half-day life of the Church in his Diocese, there were a cermeetings. tain number of details to The first item discus- which it was practically WANT HELP or sed by the Archbishop mpossible to give full i with the priests was the attention. ADVICE ON . . . possibility of setting up The Second Vatican I V a group ministry of Council established the • SWIMMING POOLS priests for an expanding principle that, if the above or below ground ing parish. needs of a diocese reVATICAN CITY (NC). This experimental step quire it, vicars be ap- — Missionaries of the • HELP FOR HOME POOL will mark a departure pointed with authority world are brave and BUILDERS from the present prac- for specialised groups in happy Pope Paul VI told appointing a the diocese much in the crowds gathered in St. tice of • EQUIPMENT, CHEMICALS single priest, possibly way a vicar general is Peter's Square on Mission • HELP ON PLANS with an assistant, as pas- given general authority Sunday. • By preparing your will and admin- tor of a single church over the general activity "Missionaries are volunand surrounding parish. of a diocese. teers without recompense istering your estate. Perth in present At In a group ministry, without a explorers vicar for clergy the priests, possibly there is a martyrs without • By administering the estate of three, will work with a and a vicar for religious. name, glory; but they are brave The Archbishop agreed relatives and friends in your stead. number of Mass centres to the Senate setting up and happy and are not in a wider grouping. turning back!" the Pope a subcommittee to assess said. THE SWIMMING POOL It is felt that this will the consideration his for be an advantage for the role of the present vicar"Let us pray for them, CONSULTANT It iates and to make sug- express our fraternal enpriests themselves. will give them a closer gestions about other vic- couragement, proclaim WITH 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE sense of responsibility admiration and our be might that ariates TO BACK HIS JUDGEMENT combining their needed. by search at the bottom of AND ABILITY efforts to bring them Other broad questions our pockets for our alms, CONTACT HIM ON 25 9899 25 7978 more in line with the concerning the appoint- given out of obligation wide range of needs in ment of priests are due and spontaneously." A /Hrs. 64 1899 an area and by sharing to be introduced into the The Pope - remarked PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ideas and decisions in Senate at later meetings. Christians everywhere of SWIMMING POOL SUPPLIES„ their community life. Priests in the zone the Second Vatican Coun565 HAY STREET, PERTH PTY. LTD. For the people it makes meetings have been ask- cil's sentiment that the the personal talent of ed to take up a number entire Church bore the 26 WELLINGTON ST., PERTH. 6000 Phone 25 6233 leadership of the priest in of practical points deal- responsibility for supany particular field avail- ing with the appointment porting the missions anIVIMOINVIVORINIM" , . "tiEVENtr,Vvinv
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The audience for the recent David Frost programme on abortion was not "stacked" with pro-abortionists according to Father Kevin Burton, director of the Catholic Radio and Television Committee of the Archdiocese of Sydney.
In a letter to "The people willing to us( Weekly" he them." Catholic Father Burton concedwrote: ed that some recent letmade be should "It ters to the paper on the quite clear that the prosubject had made some ducers at Channel 7 valuable and valid obser( Sydney) did not 'stack' vations regarding the the audience with proneed for articulate, inabortionists. formed and competent "In fact, Channel 7 media-trained Catholics made a positive effort to who would be able to balance the speakers for take their place in such and against abortion. 12 speakers "Open-Forum" type pro"Some grammes. stated the case, against Footnote: The W.A. abortion — and, I sug- Catholic Radio and Telegest, quite capably. I vision Committee is join12 only recall am able to ing with the Christian who spoke 'for.' Television Association to "Certainly, it was quite arrange training prooverthe obvious that grammes for people who whelming majority of could be called upon to the audience was in fav- appear in current affairs reour of abortion on programmes. This, however, quest. far from being a criticism of Channel 7, is rather an indictment of the apathy of Catholics opposed to and other abortion. "Tickets for the programme were advertised publicly by the Channel and were available on a first-served first-come basis. "One Catholic of my acquaintance who rang for tickets was asked: many do you 'How want?' and could have had more tickets if she The issue of State aid to independent schools has been brought to public notice again, espechad been able to find
Newly-ordained Father Peter Whitely is pictured on a visit to his former school, St. Thomas', Claremont, the school that he attended for his early primary grades.
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The purpose of the visit was to say Mass for IT'S the students. OBVIOUS He is shown preparing CLASSIFIED ADS. for the Mass. IN He took the opportunity to point out to (from Susan Richards, left) George Carrier, Margaret DO THE JOB. Hampsell and Lorraine McKie the new chalice ially through the two recent TV programmes of Monday Conference. IT'S CHEAP TOO. presented to him by his PHONE IN YOUR of independent right of free choice, had family and being used for Surely many viewers in principle, and applied ence SHOW YOU CLASSIFIEDS changed my mind and de- the first time on this of the latter must have in practice, through taxa- schools. NOW ON C ARE ingo by to car cided 2 No. to answer the f I underhas experienced frustration tion, the State occasion. ABOUT THE MEDIUM both at the periphery taken responsibility for is "yes"—and surely it is stead, I would in all fairMany of the mothers , 25 9088 BRINGING YOU nature of so many ques- the cost of education (the the only answer — how ness and justice expect of the students were pre• my fare, all of refund oba reasonably they can at any cost CATHOLIC tions and the lack of substantial sent at the Mass. NEWS clarity and precision in rate) of every primary ject to the State fulfilling except perhaps a booking many of the panel an- school and secondary this undertaking in re- tee. SAY WHERE YOU school child in Australia? gard to its children and FR. JOHN FLYNN, SAC, swers . SAW THE ADS. Riverton. • Do they object to citizens in independent To my mind the funda- the State giving financial school? (Or does such a mental issues involved aid to other forms of child become a non-citiKeep your housing costs down are inherent in the fol- community social work zen in State eyes by going by securing a reasonably priced building site. directed questions lowing We offer high lots with lovely v!2ws at carried out by non-gov- to an independent Enquiries, with a view to the objectors: ernment bodies, when the school?) SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY to commencement of in the If they answer "No" to fully serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. • Do they accept the State also works priestly training next from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% inare they surely 3 No. (for example, same fields Handy to Beach. Modern Homes adjacent. year should be direc- principle that parents hospitals, child welfare, consistent. right of prior the This is the nearest private subdivision to Pert) in have ted to:— If No. 4 is accepted as Aborigines)? Hamersley area. free choice in the selecLONDON (NC). — The valid analogy of the a the accept they Do • Rev. W. J. Foley, We also build two or three bed:,om Homes in this Suburb tion of the type of educafrom $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly 15 Prendiville Way, tion they want for their following as a valid situation, I would say long centuries of dispayments. against the crimination fact of anology of the State Aid that in point Langford 6155. children? Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. analogy supports, not women in the liturgy is question? Telephone 68 1946. • Do they agree that A person going from the objectors, but the a testimony to how little aiming Perth to Kalgoorlie has protagonists of State aid. the Church has emerged For, while I would not from its synagogial and the free choice of travelLTD. R.E.I.W.A. ling either by the State be justified in expecting pagan backgrounds, acRita NEW ADDRESS: to Sister takby cording NOTE be or subsidised to provided train service 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, by car. If he opts for the ing my own transport to Hannon. 200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS., second he must expect to Kalgoorlie, I certainly Writing in the SouthPERTH. pay the full cost and not would not expect the PERTH. 6000 be subsidised by the State to demand the pay- wark Liturgy Bulletin, ANEW ALSO ment of my train fare at Sister Rita said: "RegretState. tably, but also incontro1 the same time. No. to If the answer CITY ARCADE, PERTH. 6000 And if I had paid my vertibly, it is something canthey then s i "yes" ALSO on the not object to the exist- train fare, but using my of a reflection Roman that Church PERTH ST., BARRACK 19 Catholics are still askSELLING NOW ARE ing: 'What is the place of women in the liturgy?" $80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 FULL BOOKS $100 "It is cold comfort to Holland & Venetian Blinds, PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS say that this question QUICKLY THIS LOTTERY WI LL SELL OUT marks an advance on: Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, SO HURRY 'Do women have a role Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. to play in the liturgy?'
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Race Talk
Arena jottings
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wise, the answer would A lthough Western appear to be No. Australia was defeated By BERNARD JAY after being in a winning The attendance at the position, the knock-out Ian Chappell's quick game was moderate and, dismissal in the knockout match against South apparently, consisted Australia at the WACA game seemed to leave mainly of expatriate or ground last Sunday had the problem of an open- touring Australians. But something on the credit ing partner for Keith that aside, it was not to Stackpole in the Austra- be expected that a "forside for W.A.
It confirmed the place lian team unsolved, and eign" game would make as opening batsman of some observers last Sun- much impact in Britain Ken McAullay and so day were discussing the when it is realised that removed one worry from chances of the dedicated a game like ' Rugby the minds of the State McAullay in this connec- League is confined almost tion. selecias. It confirmed exclusively to the north While admitting that at and Midlands of England. also the ability of Paul Nicholls as a change bow- this stage this would be a Yet it has a strong hold ler (and possibly elevated lot to ask of McAullay. in several other counhim to the role of chief the observers pointed tries. spinner in the coming out that he has displayed America? Gridiron has gameness and "sticka- such a strong hold that interstate games). It revealed a weakness bility" and is ambitious even the great Australian in running between the for and dedicated enough Rules fanatic could hardwickets in some batsmen to getting high honours in ly imagine any great patwhich can and should be cricket to train himself ronage being engendered overcome by intelligent for the role. there. And, after all, a man application before the All the Continental Sheffield Shield matches who can win a Tassie countries and Russia Medal at a game that is have now a solid start. tradiFinally it showed a reported to be his second tion of soccer behind good, if not brilliant choice (cricket, of course them, with some Rugby fielding side (as the W.A. being the first) might League as in France, and team is) that if it loses well reach the standard Asia has embraced socc oncentration and gets required for the opening cer (and hockey) in a excited when the opposi- berth. big way. And soccer is tion is attempting short There is a long way to growing there and here. runs, it can easily throw go. Perhaps a great deal In fact, in New South away up to 30 runs in the of practice against Lillee Wales particularly, soccourse of nine or ten and the other fast men cer bids fair to give Aus' overs. will help him on the way. tralian Rules a fairly stiff No doubt all these facrun for its money in the tors have been taken into • The late Joe Lanigan holding the trophy Could Australian Rules years to come, although account at the additional be adopted on any sub- not, of course, in Vic- given to him to mark his taking 8 wickets for 63 practice that the captain, stantial scale abroad? against Victoria. toria. John Inveriarity, called This question naturally for and, with four or five arises from the match Many famous names now widely experienced between Carlton and the players to help him, 71- All Stars team at The from the soccer world were on show at Ratcliffe verarity should be able to Oval in London. eradicate the faults. Much as avid followers College, Leicester (U.K.), would like to think other- to play in a recent charity match in aid of MothMr. J. P. ("Joe") Lanigan, an old New Norcia er Teresa of Calcutta. identity and a notable cricketer of past years, has A Ratcliffe past and present team of the pre- died at the age of 81. Born on July 7, 1891 at West Australian record OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS sent team (six old boys and six of the present , Gillingarra, he married for a last-wicket partnerCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS sixth form) played Cissie Butler, of Mogum- ship for a State team of 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth - 21-5344 For many 154. against an All Stars XI her, in 1921. years they managed the The last few years of that included Pat CrerCarousel Shopping Town, Cannington and, Bill Foulkes and local shop and post office his life were spent in retirement at Alfred Cove. 68 4831 coach Malcolm Musgrove , at New Norcia. He is survived by his In February, 1971, he and ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BONS) from Manchester United, Jimmy Bloomfield, the , wife, four sons, four his wife moved into the Leicester City manager, daughters and 30 grand- flats with the Little Sisters where he endeared Danny Williams and Jim- children. He made his mark as a himself to all. my Sirrell, the managers cricketer about 50 years He had a great devoof Mansfield Town and ago. tion to the Holy Rosary. Notts County, and exR .E.I.W.A. One of the memorable A concelebrated ReLeicester City players matches in his career was quiem Mass was offered Richie Norman, Ted Jelly, LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY that in which he played in the chapel of the Little Howard Riley, Derek for Western Australia Sisters of the Poor, Glen1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY Hogg and Charles Adam. against Victoria in 1922 dalough. The match, which rais- and among his souvenirs PHONE 87-1820. ed over £500, was organ- is the mounted battered Please accept my invitation and forward this request ised by Mr. Michael Batty ball on which the inscripif you are seeking advice on any real estate matter tion reads: "March 7 and who runs the sixth form 8, 1922. Victorian team to and wish to see me personally without obligation. soccer club, and Fr. J. Lanigan Esquire. 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SIR MARDIA, raced by be a worthy representaMiss Pam Brophy and tive. Mr. Joe Mosey was reMILLEFLEURS, raced sponsible for an enor- by popular florist Moya mous run when he con- Brookshaw and trained tested the Colonel Reeves by veteran Harold CampWalter over 1400 metres. bell, impressed when he This grey horse by Mar- finished third in the Beltell° Towers is being gravia Stakes for threespecially prepared by his year-olds. This chestnut astute trainer, Joff Wall, filly by Natural Bid imfor the $100,000 Perth pressed as a stayer and Cup and this run indicat- she will prove a good ed to me that he is com- match for Star Glow in ing along well in his pre- any races they contest in paration. He could be excess of 1500 metres. well worth following LINCGRD, a black colt from now on. by Contempler was the medium of a king sized ALLEGATION, a bay plunge when he contested colt by Red Rumour the Paddington Advance showed that his previous Handicap over 1500 run was all wrong when metres. This Contempler he covered more ground colt is trained by Jim than the 'early explorers' Allpike and was perfectvet finished on well to be ly ridden by Peter in sixth position when Knuckey. However, Linthe post was reached. cord proved that he was This Kevin Williams in need of a good hit out trained colt is being set but the old adage 'Where for the W.A. Derby and there's smoke there's fire' as he is bred on stout could prove a good omen staying lines he should for the future.
Our regular tipster Rossmoyne is enjoying a short break, in the meantime Cavallo is our guest.
Cavallo Tips GLOUCESTER PARK 7.30-QUALIFYING (1 ). Smokey Western, Ace Dillon, Beau Decca. 8.00-TOM THUMBS HANDICAP. Prudent Lady, Elanora, Bronze Bullett. 8.30-QUALIFYING (2). Gold Bronze, Tanya Lee, Red Ravine. 9.00-BONE I RE FOUR-YEAR -OLD. Songmaster, Wee Cent, Omista. 9.35-GUY FAWKES FREE-FOR-ALL. Red Vicar, Binshaw, Dainty's Daughter. 1 0.10-ROCKET HANDICAP. Stuart Henry, Golden Faith.
Dark
1 0.40-DISPLAY HANDICAP. Parading Frost, Simpson, Gala Lady. BEST BET: PRUDENT LADY.
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pennants
were: A GRADE: Queen's Park (1) defeated Pignatelli; Queen's Park (2) d. Queen's Park (3); Leederville d. Dianella (2). Dianella (1), bye. B GRADE: Como (2) d. Como (1); Queen's Park d. Dianella; Pignatelli d. St. Denis. The president of the association, Mr. John Messer, said this week that it was pleasing to note that the new club, Como, led by Mr. Tom McDowell, was providing bright tennis in the competitions and, in addition was doing good work in provision of social functions which played an important part in the association's activities. The Como club will hold a cabaret on Saturday, November 11, at the Hensman Park Tennis Club pavilion. People wishing to attend should get in touch with Peter Carr on telephone 60-2214 between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on any day.
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Bayswater Hotel
Wembley Hotel
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Comfortable Accommodation Bed and Breakfast $4.00 M. F. CRANLEY, Licensee
Old Time Music and Dancing, Friday and Saturday LES BARTLETT, Prop. IF'...: 71 1224
Commercial Hot& Northam Phone Northam 22 1049 E. Murphy, Proprietor
THE RAILTON PRIVATE HOTEL
5 Minutes from St. Marys Cathedral. BED and BREAKFAST A-LA-CARTE DINING Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS PERTH
PHONE 21 8861
Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking f aci lities. $5.00 per day. 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 21 4341
NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL 2orner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH Red and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable carpeted rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. Mine Host: JOHN and ANGELA ECONOMO Phone 28 7566 Printed and oublished by Edward Vanheemst, "Record House/. 450 Hay Street, Perth. W.A.