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set up a Committee for the V ATICAN CITY (NC ) —Pope Paul VI has the family throughout the to approach l pastora Family to forge a unified the Vatican. in offices tive administra its and Church Catholic Africa; two married men
for students The new committee University, from missionary count- who are medical docthe with "linked be will tors; a married woman ries. Council for the Laity wijudge of Rome's court a was Visser Father being thout, however, member of the commis- for minors; a widow an it," upon ependent d sion instituted by Pope from Spain, and a teachofficial statement of the Quentin Brother John and expanded by er, speVatican press office Pope Paul during the Duffy, from Australia. cified. Vatican Council ecclesiastical Roman As has been customary Second to study questions of circles are represented with new Vatican orgaand the family among the committee's nisms,the committee for marriage methods of members principally Msgr. by given been has the Family regulating conception. Pietro Pavan, rector of a temporary life-span of He remained strongly Rome's Lateran Univerthree years "as an exto contracep- sity who is considered opposed periment." the co- the principal architect Its functions will be tion throughout , to follow problems of mmission's discussions of Pope John's social the aut- encyclical, of one was and et Mater family the and rriage ma Msgr. and as they evolve, to receive hors of the so-called Magistra, thei and distribute informat- minority report, which Jozef Tomko, of morthe against argued Condoctrinal to Vatican's family, the about ion promote studies of the ality of contraception. gregation. There are five family, to maintain con- This was the stand adop- women and 13 men on tact with all national or ted by Pope Paul in his the committee. international efforts to 1968 encyclical, Humanpromote family values, ea Vitae. One of the vice-presand to develop a pastoral approach aimed at idents, Professor Vittorio asked was the good of the family Bachelet, • Like everyone else, Pope Paul had to wear what stand the new coand its members. a steel helmet when on Christmas Eve he take would The Vatican announ- mmittee ROME.—Pope Paul has appointed as Papal Legate to the 40th Inter- went down an underground tunnel in Santoward that encyclical. cement said: l Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne next month Cardinal Lawrence toreste, Italy, where 200 men were working nationa "This undertaking of Professor Bachelet, who on a new high-speed rail project. Archbishop of Baltimore. Shehan, Catholic Italy's heads the Holy Father has no ded Later, in the open air ing a series of tunnels liberal-min of plause of history the on to only other purpose than that Action organization and The Pope is not able celebrated midnight for the project in which The . he everywhere people of achieving in the Chu- is a member of the Vat- be present at the Con- the American Church but to for the construc- trains will travel almost him Mass appointed Pope the of history the on Shehan also repCardinal Council, Laity ican rch and within the Romgress. twice as fast as present the workers. on tion n commissio the the throughout PerChurch an Curia itself (of which lied that the Family is president of the The place where Pope high-speed trains in an birth control issue. been manent Committee for world. a number of offices are Committee had line straight In the years since the celebrated the Mass is almost He became one of the involved in the problems created by the Pope and International Eucharistic Florence. to Rome from than obscure more Shehan even Cardinal Council, inand most respected of the family and of would work within the Congresses. The area is dominated have marriage) a unity of limits of his teaching. The legate for func- fluential voices among has continued to play a Bethlehem must by a bulky mountain on ago. years 2,000 American been both in role key progressiis moderate thought and pastoral the this will as The committee tions such directions which fireworks, depictSpecial orientation to meet the have another meeting always a cardinal and is ves at the Second Vati- church affairs and in many aspects and needs scheduled once a year. sent with the title legate can Council, where some the life of the world were given telling visi- ing the traditional figtors how to join the ures of Christmas were of the family." Among the 18 consult- a latere which means of his interventions on church. taken Pope for his Mass cele- lit for the Mass, despite always has He deciThe theologian memb- ors of the family com- that he is acting as the major issues were a strong stand in the ci- brated at the invitation an official ban on fireer of the commission is mittee are Bishop Ahr; Pope's right-hand man. sive. works. Father Jan Visser, a Patrick Keegan, a BritCardinal Shehan, who He is an ardent suppor- vil rights dispute and a of about 800 miners , -c41 Dutch Church's pastoral letter which he who have been excavatRedemptorist ish bachelor; a married is 75, is a Baltimore man ter the of who teaches moral theo- woman obstetrician from through and through. He greater involvement in wrote in support of penJogy at Rome's Urban the in was born there in 1898, the Christian Unity mo- ding civil rights laws in Coast Ivory the son of Irish immi- vement. One of his first 1964 helped to defeat the grant parents and one initiatives as Archbishop segregationist Governor of five sons of Thomas of Baltimore ad been to George Wallace in a preEcumenical sidential primary elecPatrick Shehan, who ran form an business supply a tailor's Commission the first tion. Cardinal Shehan has in the city. diocesan body of its type long been interested in He has been Archbi- in the U.S.A. education, and is a shop of Baltimore for 12 He spoke at least nine staunch defender of the ears. of times in the course parochial school system. in education After the debates at the Vati- Another of his interests to sent was America, he sometimes Council can Rome to complete his in his own name and on is the Catholic press. studies for the priest- other occasions as spohood at the North Ame- kesman for the whole USUALLY COME BACK FOR rican College. He gradu- American hierarchy. The ated with a doctorate in American Bishops named ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER theology from the Urban him the head of their AND ANOTHER . . . College, Rome, was or- committe for ecumenism December, in dained in 1964, and he was al1922, and returned to the so appointed to the VaUnites States in 1923. tican Secretariat for the Much of his life as a Unity of Christians. priest was spent as asMany consider that his sistant and later pastor contribution to the finest Church, of St. Patrick's Washington, in the juris- Council was at the final he CONGRESS diction of the Archdio- session in 1965, when camthe arheaded spe Copies of the full procese of Baltimore. of the progressive gramme of events of the When a monsignor he paign at that session 40th International Eumajority Auxiliary was named to save the document on charistic Congress in MelBishop of Baltimore in Religious Liberty from bourne next month are 1945 and became the the attacks of a power- available at the Catholic first Bishop of Bridgeful group of conservati- Church Office, Victoria port on August 25, 1953. ve bishops. It is believed Square, Perth. was appointed that he was at least part- .4,4P4141,0,0#41.4..",#####4.04,41#41.444 He THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN Coadjutor Archbishop of ly responsible for perON INSIDE PAGES CARS Baltimore with the right suading Pope Paul to 4 Calendar of succession by Pope force the issue by orderAUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS John on July 10, 1961 and ing a vote on the con- Classified advertiseHOLDEN DEALER 10 ments succeeded as Archbishop troversial document at 4 of Baltimore on De- a time when the conser- Editorial 1308 Albany Hwy. 8 14 ALBANY HIGHWAY, cember 8 that year. vatives' stalling tactics Children's birthdays 9 Connington 6 Pope Paul created him appeared to be succeed- Letters PHONE: 68 1826 1826 68 PHONE: V ICTORIA PARK 3 a cardinal in 1965. He ing. The Decree was pro- R adio, TV 4.4,04" 4104/M041,4+041. , e4.4 , NINOVINP4/4 I apthe to has made his mark not mulgated, Aft
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The 30,000 Chileans in Australia
Father Samuel to return to home province in Italy
SANTIAGO (NC). —Cardinal Raul Silva of Santiago paid a visit to some of the 30,000 Chilian Catholics who have migrated 10,000 miles across the Pacific to Australia.
This week Father Samuel Rodomonti, 0.F.M.Cap., (pictured at left) concluded 24 years of service to the church in Australia and is now about to return to his home province of Reggio Emilia, Italy.
He went there in connection with the 40th International Eucharistic Congress, to be held in mid February in Melbourne, at the invitation of Archbishop James D. Freeman, of Sydney. A report on conditions facing the newly arrived Chilean families prompted the Cardinal's trip. About 3,000 live in Sydney. The main problems' deal with adjusting to a new language and the job market. Some of the Chileans, who left their country after the advent of the Marxist regime of President Salvador Allende, belong to the upper professional class; still they had to take menial jobs.
Air Force chaplain leaves Midland
After the departure of Father Paul, he became parish priest of Balcatta and Capuchin superior. Father Rupert Dawson, 0.F.M., left Perth this In 1965 he supervised the construction of the Skilled factory work- week to become parish priest and superior of the new St. Lawrence ers are now serving a Franciscan community at the parish of Albert church-school at Balservice station atten- Park, South Australia. catta. dants; doctors have The parish has two who 22 years ago was the taken up nurses' duties, other Franciscan Most recently he has priests foundation superior and probably waiting for attached and serves large the first parish priest of been in charge of the medical board examin- Italian and Polish com- the Franciscan adminis- Gwelup and Hamersley ations; and engineers munities in areas. a big indus- tration of the parish. are doing odd jobs in trial area. Also departed from the Father Samuel was construction and simiFather Rupert came to Midland scene recently is born in Scandiano, Reglar fields. John Gillian, gio Emilia, Italy. He enW.A. four years ago from Father Church officials in the Palm Island Aborigi- 0.F.M., who is attending tered the Capuchin ColSantiago said that the nal reserve, off Queens- the Lombardi Training lege in his home town in Chilean Bishops Confe- land Coast, where the Programme in Sydney 1928. rence would send two Franciscan Fathers look and will then be attached He was ordained a priests as roving chap- after the Catholic resi- to the Franciscan Retreat House, Mt. Roskill, Auck- priest in Modena, Italy lains for the large Chil- dents. land, New Zealand, where in 1939. ean colony. In W.A., as well as beFather Joachim, O'Brien, ing assistant priest in 0.F.M., The next four and a formerly of MidMidland parish and giv- land, is also stationed half years he served as ing retreats in schools, while military chaplain working with the a Father Rupert has been Catholic wlaich included six Family Welfare chaplain to the R.A.A.F. Bu months detention as a reau. base at Pearce and RiverFather Michael Brown, prisoner of war of the bank Institution. 0.F.M., parish priest of Germans from whom he Father Rupert's place Midland, is also attending managed to escape. Will be taken by Father the Lombardi Programme In 1948, he was asked Thomas Pearson, in Sydney. to come to Australia. He WASHINGTON (NC) spent seven years in —Father Joseph Howze, North Queensland and who will be ordained then worked in Capuauxiliary bishop of the chin centres in every Natchez-Jackson dioState in Australia. cese on January 28, has Back in Reggio Emilia been elected president he will join the work of of the National Black the Capuchin Fathers Catholic Clergy Caucus. ( NBCCC). A unique event in Australian Catholic life there who concentrate took place last week at Croydon (Vic.) when a on missions, retreats Bishop-elect Howtze and chaplaincy work to was elected on the fifth Brother Missionary of the Sacred Heart made hospitals. ballot between himself his religious profession to his son, a priest of and Father August the same Society. Thompson of Mansura, Brother Oliver Yelds, Phillip Reilly, of Kalat the recent annual M.S.C., was among thir goorlie. Keep abreast with the NBCCC executive direc- teen men, including times; keep abreast tor. Brothers and students for the priesthood who with the Church—Read Bishop-elect Howze's were professed at a programme includes: THE RECORD. Mass of which Father Strengthening present Albertus Yelds, M.S.C., membership NBCCC was one of the celeand developing new rebrants. lations with other orBrother Yelds joined HONG KONK (NC) ganisations black of ITALIAN LESSONS the society two years —For the first time churchmen. FOR HOUSEWIVES ago and will now be since 1961, diocesan Establishing an office stationed at the retreat statistics show an in- Morning or afternoon or evening tor director of vocations house at Douglas Park. crease in the number of Enq uire 656030, 21 4969 and initiating a proFather Yelds was or- adult conversions. gramme of recruitment dained in 1953; he is at ITALIAN LESSONS The baptism of 3,536 of candidates for the present on the staff of adults, a two percent inFOR priesthood, Brotherhood Chevalier College in crease over the last MEDICAL PERSONNEL permanen and t diacon- Bowral, N.S.W., and is year, coupled with 2,911 Nurses, Receptionists, Doctors, ate. the national director of infant baptisms brought the crusade of prayer the Catholic population Enquire 65 6030, 21 4969 Development of a proin the home. of Hong Kong up to gramme for the estabITALIAN LESSONS The professional cere- 257,713 as of November lishment of a national FOR BUSINESSMEN mony followed the new 1, 1972. Hong Kong's black theological centre C ommunicate with your pattern of the Church population is more than and promotion of the in which ITALIAN Customers some make 4 million. academic value of the their Enquire 65 6030, 21 4969 profession by Since 1961, a refugees black experience from a promises and some by period, the number of t heological perspective. the taking ITALIAN LESSONS of vows. adult conversions had Those who are stu- moved from a slow to FOR YOU Assisting in the higher education and develop- dents for the priesthood rapid decline. From 12,ENROL NOW FOR several late 218 in 1961 they dropped .ADULT ment of priests, Reli- included CONVERSATION gious, permanent dea- vocations and these will to 10,780 in 1964, to GROUPS studies continue at the 4,050 in 1969, cons and seminarians and to COMM FIRST WEEK professional Seminary of St. Paul, 3,378 in 1971. through FEBRUARY Other 1972 statistics training sessions, insti- Kensington, N.S.W., a ITALIAN tutes, workshops and national seminary es- for the Hong Kong diotablished to offer a cese show that there are lectures. CULT URAL shorter course of four now 333 priests serving LY CEUM The election of Bish- year's study for the here, 117 brothers and op-elect Howze is a sign priesthood for 578 HAY ST., PERTH older 797 sisters. of hope, and it "gives us candidates. Director Prof. ALDO PACE Catholic primary, an added voice in the Also professed at the secondary, and technical Enquire 65 6030, 21 4969 conference," I ceremony were Thomas . and bishops' UNTIL 9 P.M. evening schools Brother Hagar said. Smith, of Perth, and total 183
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Thursday, January 18, 1973.
Only some have come back
Francis James' re-entry into the l again brings a sign of relief no doubt ight only to himself and his family but not to the public even though that same also lic are left as mystified as before pub.. February about what has been going on. 5-7 There will be a joint meeting of all From various quarters James is asses-' bishops from the four Episcopal confersed to be a man of highly individual ences of Oceania: Australia, New Zealand, istic outlook and conviction. That he Papua-New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands. possib ran into trouble in China through ly 11 The opening of the completed section of excessive zeal could cause the matte his St. Christopher's Cathedral, Canberra. The be shrugged off as one individual's r to Archbishop. hard luck in today's sorry world. 12 7.30 p.m. The opening of the ten week Lay Catechist Training Course at MerI t would be good to remember cedes College, Victoria Square. F rancis James is one of a long linethat to stumble helplessly across the Chines f rontier. They have not all drawn e the sympathy they deserve. IT'S TIME AGAIN! Some time ago the veteran Maryk EX Y.C.W. MEMBERS m issioner Bishop Walsh stumbled noll into a waiting ambulance at the Chinese border. He had had a mere twenty years to Saturday, ilebruary 17th — 6.30 p.m. wait for the favourable nod from the inAt Sue Waddell's Home scruta ble Chinese. Father Francis Merli- Father Francis was the first group of stu1 16 MOULDEN AVENUE, YOKINE. 6060 no, O.F.M. Cap., ( left ) born in Drummoyne, dents to enter the order Man y another missionary, including Please bring your own refreshments and meat. arrived in Perth last N.S.W., of Italian par- in Australia to be train- local Colum ban Fathers, must ask themCHILDREN WELCOME week to become parish ents who in 1922 had ed in their local school Enquiries: J. Smith 68 2443, J. Henryon 49 3709, selves what migrated providential favour saved Australia of seminary training. S. Waddell 493590. priest of Balcatta and from the to Aeolian Isle He finished a final them from sitting, officially forgot ten in superior of the Capuchin of Lipari. year of training in Italy a Chinese prison still. community in W.A. The Capuchin Fathers and in 1961 was ordainToo many, foreign missionaries and had come to Australia ed in Reggio Emilia. W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS He is pictured with in the early years of the For two years he was countless Chinese Catho PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS lics, were never Father Charles Bugelli, century, but in 1946 in a Novice Master of the 0.F NI. Cap., retiring second spring they were Order, he has been a heard of again and it became pointless Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and parish priest of Balcatta formally established as provincial General Plumbing. All Work Guarantr,ed. councillor to ask of their fate. who is to join the staff a community within the and most recently has Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255 , 49 2095 In the 1930's when Russia was masof the parish of Leic- Church in Australia. been parish priest of 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. sacring its citizens into subjection it hardt, N.S.W. Father Francis was in Leichardt. needed only a shake of the head from Stalin to declare that any complaints that the Church was being bled to death were just not true. In those days it was f ashionable for the West to nod its approval of the denial . Today's irony is that Russians themFor First Class Plumbing Services selves can complain of the same injusSteam and Hot Water Installations tice but the Communist bluff has charmPHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 ed the world for so long that their cry is u Forms of advertis ing which entice young people to drink unwisely are nheard. 211 Newcastle Street, Perth causing concern to those involved in treating alcoholism, said a leading The spell works even more smoothly Australian authority on the disease in Auckland. than could ever have been hoped for by Dr. Joseph Santa- and biological function- the scale major f rontal attack on the "capitalist enemy". of maria, director of the jag," he said, health problems — deThe Communist and pro-communist community health de"The state of com- generative diseases of partment of St. Vingr oups that parade quite openly in Auspulsive drinking . . . . the cardiovascular and cent's Hospital, Melcerebrovas tralia cular don't syseven feel the need to apoloCnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS., burne, said the af- is still conceived as be- tems, psychiatric dis- gise for desec ing within the capacity ration of life and liberty fluence PERTH. 6000 of modern the individual to orders and malignant that youth was a ready tar- of endles sly goes on in the pursuit of neop lasms. ALSO handle entirely himget for the advertising These all result in revolution in "friendly" countries. self," said the doctor CITY ARCADE, PERTH. 6000 industry which falsely morbidity and death in Delegations tramp backwards and fordepicted drinking and who is a member of one the later ALSO years of a norof Australi a's most smoking as desirable wards to China and Russia expressing mal life expectancy, but 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH male images or female famous Catholic fami- alcoholi ap propri sm ate gratitude that they are alhad its majlies. ARE NOW SELLING sophistications. or impact on the indivi- lowed to see and questi on just what their Dr. Santamaria critiS80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 The liquor industry dual and society at an FULL BOOKS $100. he said, could partici- cised the attitude of earlier stage, during the hosts allow. pate in an important as- many in society who did third, fourth and fifth PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS The discretion of silence that had to THIS LOTTERY WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY pect of the prevention not discourage heavy decades of life, he said. be maintained about Francis James for drinking in social a setof alcoholism if it sponSO HURRY. "The majority of disapproved males the past fourteen months is a curious sored advertisements ting, yet begin to drink exwhen individuals berecommending responcessively and to show counterpoint to the public charades over haved anti- Socially unsible drinking habits. the earlies features of that period when we were made to beder the influence of alDelivering the Sir cohol, or slipped into problem drinking be- lieve that only Australia could be at fault tween the ages of 25 and Charles Burns Lecture grossly abnorm al drink- 30", he in the poor relations that existed with added. at the Auckland Mus- ing patterns. Although on this oc- China. eum, Dr. Santamaria He saw the dangers casion, his address was said that the commuThe Communists have played shrewdnity still had an uneasy in the modern business aimed at helping alcohfeeling that alcoholism technique of conducting olics in industry, Dr. ly on the presence of enlightened liberals PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! negotiations Santamaria proposed in who would mouth or drug dependence was business selective utterances R ADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOP:. — a form of intemperate during the course of Australia last May ways about freedo SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS m and — peace but always in p rolonge d luncheons or of helping the alcoholic IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS or irresponsible beNEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE in clubs, the particular context in which it suited in the community: haviour. them to use the expressions. 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St.ThereseolLisieux, copatronessoffrance • Canon GORDON ALBION, chairman of the Association of the Priests of St. Therese, writes about a Saint of our time.
This is the centenary year of the birth of Saint Therese of Lisieux and last week the first of the many pilgrimages from many parts of the world which will honour the saint during her centenary year gathered in a little town in Normandy.
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sabotage claim in Catholic Education
SHEFFIELD (NC.)— Catholic education in Britain is not only being attacked by outsiders, it is a1s0 being undermined by a fifth column within the Church, according to C.H. Sheill, president the Teachers' Federation.
atmosphere whieb "Secularists are deter- lic mined and are regretta- picks them out from the bly encouraged by Ca- rest. "This claim is some tholic deserters," Sheill told the annual confe- times treated with den, The town has been vent life had made such . . . After my death, I rence of the federation. sion and sneeringly que. made famous by the way little impact on her fel- will let fall a shower of there stioned by the more seep roses." lay she as "Till recently, that, low-nuns Carmelite this of life of was unity in our ranks tical of our Catholic it, nun who died when she dying, she heard from She did, through the but today there is what tegrationists. the window of her sickwas only 24 years aid. extraordinary impact ma"Let me quote froni unhesitatingly term a room, one nun say to I de by the publication of a She was born at Alen- another: fifth column in the a non Catholic school couple of note-books of con on January 2, 1873, Church and in our num- inspector who wrote: "Sister Therese will die her early reminiscences the ninth and last child 'A Catholic school is bers. our Mo- and, at her Superior's of her parents, and two soon. What will "There are a few Ca_ homely place where chi to able be Prioress ther request, some practical days later was baptised tholic teachers and edu_ ldren can be happy, cre no- lessons on convent life. in the parish church of write in her obituary cationists who join the ative and inquiring adg She entered our Not the kind of writNotre Dame, being chri- tice? in questioning where ancient discipliD humanist died, and lived ing to achieve wide apstened Marie-Francoise- convent, of sepa. es of learning are gentll usefulness the there really is no more peal, you would think. Therese. schools, and firmly acquired.' Chatolic rate to say." And yet its publication Sheill added: "One them divisive and She is now known the calling But Therese hidden li- ( translated into 35 lantheir aboli_. thing is certain. If vi world over as St. Theredemanding by 1925 and milschools se of Lisieux, "The Little fe in the Carmel of Li- guages tion. That sort of thing lose our copies, imposof lions shall never get their the like be to was of sieux s Flower", co-patrones our enemies. delights to colculate) led to France with St. Joan of hidden life of her belov- sible "In championing our back. devotion that brought • THERESE--shortly before she entered Carmel. "There is a need fo Arc, patroness of mis- ed Lord of Nazareth, — a schools," he said, "we In His in attested miracles from a preparation. sionaries ecerywhere. one thing unity in defence of oil that delare there was a short all over the world and in their favor is a Catho- schools. There must b We are celebrating the case the closest collaboraf fol- actually forced the Holy mission, redemptive centenary of her birth, ion between all section lowed by heaven, spent See into action. yet, for nigh on a third of our teachers. "in making intercession "We must hurry to raise of those hundred years, "For the good of Catt us." for the little saint to our she was an "unknown". olic schools a unit Therese's mission was altars," said Cardinal ViEntering Carmel at stemming from chant such with fifteen she died of tuber- self-chosen. She said: "I co,dealing s essential. A unite i will spend my heaven in matters. "Otherwise we culosis at twenty-four. staff will achieve mud Her nine years of con- doing good upon earth shall be anticipated by that cannot be attem; the voice of the people." ted by one of the indil CHRISTCHURCH.—Bishop Ashby of Christchurch has told people who idually efficient teach So Pius XI beatified Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set her in 1923 and canoni- seek, or hold public office, to examine constantly their motives for doing sed her in 1925. Before so. him, St. Pius X had could have bodies too self-seeking, "There And he also told them called her "the greatest that from been a will for power, jealous of your intersuffering CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 saint of modern times." frustration, ingratitude an ambition to make ests, fearful of losing inLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Benedict XV said and boredom could be your present position a dependence?" Then Locks, Uoor Closers lnd Safes Overhauled and Serviced "If you are, the corwith amazing boldness: a fruitful Christian dim- stepping stone to higher CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service porate image of your things." "She has received a mis- ension of growth. "You may have seen local body is the prodAddressing a big gathsion to teach priests Capuchi A Japanese greater love of Jesus ering of local authority the possibility of mate- uct of the men and priest who served in th members at a special rial self-interest, who women who comprise it. Christ." directorships, You as individuals can- Japanese army durin service in Christchurch knows, Pius XI, calling her perfectly legal Anglican Cathedral, Bisbut lucra- not hide under the cor- World War II and late "the star of his pontifistudied in the Unite tive contracts and the porate cloak." their Ashby that hop said OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS cate," put her beside St. Prayer, said Bishop States was named bisho, ideal of service must be secondary employment Francis Xavier, as paCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS the mainspring in offer- honoraria of your posi- Ashby, was another step of the new diocese a troness of all missionaas human government Naha on Okinawa. Th ing themselves for elec- tions." 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 ries and missions — an Bishop Ashby asked was a tion. reflection of diocese comprises th ry gesture to Ryuwyu Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington extra-ordina his God's they had wisdom. Prayer southern listeners if He told mayors, counan enclosed nun, yet one ty council was the only method of lands. become disillusioned and chairmen 68 4831 evoked by Therese's own councillors Bishop-elect Peter Baf that their with the fickleness, in- c ommunication which ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOmNS) intense dedicated devo- motives Tadamaro Ishigar tist would could be mixed gratitude and inconsisensure the purity tion of her prayer-life to up tency of the people they and accuracy of that re- of Naha, the dioces with their own missions and missiona- human territor created from flection." selfish interest. had set out to serve. ries, with some of whom the di( from detached "It could well be that Bishop "Have you lost your Ashby gave the t she kept up a lively cor- there were other moti- zeal and enthusiasm be- address at the invitation cese of Kagoshima respondence. vations conflicting with cause you see the limi- of his personal friend, southern Japan, was bor 0 Pius XII put her on a the mainspring of ser- tations of the political Anglican Bishop Alan into a Catholic family —SOLE AGENTS— the island of Amain par with St. Joan of Arc, vice to your fellow machine and of the de- Pyatt. norther as patroness of France, man," he said. The seals of the two Oshima in the mocratic process in this 5,6 Decemly Ryukyus on — a delicate touch as "You may not yet have imperfect world?" bishops appeared side attencle Therese was devoted to diagnosed these conflicBishop Ashby asked: by side on a leaflet 10, 1920. He minor seminaries phoare there and Joan, ting specially in coryou your "Are printed interests in for yourthe 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco Fukuoka and Nagasa: tos of her "dressed up" selves. porate function as local service. in Japan and the inte as Joan for a play. 81 1410 — 81 1754 diocesan major seminal The cult of Therese in Tokyo until Wor LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY has, from the first, been War II interrupted it a mass movement: all studies. He attained ti parts of the Mystical rank of sergeant dun? Christ, the Body of the war. ••• AA Church, can claim her. When U.S. Capuoll missionaries arrived Enclosed nuns, of courthe upper Ryukyus se, for she was one, — Sir, recently the Justice and Peace Commission condemned compul- 1947, the 27-year-old f( but other nuns too. sory military training in schools and questioned any form of Cadet train- mer seminarian help them as a translator at Priests, and particu- ing in schools. (The Record, Dec. 21.) ALL SUBURBS catechist. He enter larly those working in It seems that the basic award scheme. tary training in cadet acNew York provin the the Mission — her self- premise to the CommisA further requirement tivity that if, after finishchosen dedication as a sion's discussion was that for cadets is the achieve- ing some years as a cadet, of the Capuchin Ord Carmelite was to pray cadet training is military ment of a timed standard the young man decides in 1949. Okinawa, the most for priests. training. In my experi- over a confidence course. on a military career he portant of the Rya, She would have loved ence this is a false as- This is aimed to provide starts his basic Army Islands and the scene Distributors for: to have been born a boy sumption. a high level of physical training on the same one of the bloodiest I? Today, cadet training fitness and co-ordination. level as a non-cadet. parents had longTORO Automatic Turf irrigation as her ties of the Pacific area In cadet units boys are ed for and become a is designed to cater for In fact many people equipment. World's Finest Sprinklers priest. But she would the needs of youth rath- introduced to orienteer- regard cadet training as World War II (110,0 for Bowling Greens, Golf Courses, have no truck with the er than for the needs of ing, a navigation exer- the unselfish contribution Japanese and then "Womens' defence. Emphasis is on cise popular in Europe of the Army to the Americans died present-day Ovals and Fields. 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Author Ms al Intellectuals to on ethnics the Netherlands—pronuncio Archbishop Angelo Felici—will attend
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Pope Paul's representative in overseas countries inAMSTERDAM, The Netherlands (NC).— cluding India, Rhodesia, the Singapore, New Zealand ltation, to be held at opening of the Dutch national pastoral consu and Australia.
ans The Rev CHAD VARAH, Samarit
NEW YORK (NC) —"American intellectuals have never truly faced, or Noorwidjkerhout Jan. 26-28. bothered to understand, Clergy — gation for the countries Thirty consultation is Church. The the diverse cultural hisArchbishop relici had said that the establishGermany, Holland, Bel- being held in place of tories," of ethnics, accornafor norms rland, of ment two Switze gium, USA, al pastoral coun- not attended the last nation a ding to Michael Novak, ils Dutch tional pastoral counc Czechoslavakia Israel, had been sche- sessions of the first that lic lay theologian, cil Catho and Poland among them duled for the past Octo- national pastoral coun- is expected to be discusand Slovak - Amor auth ed believ g the a meetin up at — have taken cancelled cil, which held six ses- sed was but ber . erican March for idea of starting similar because of Vatican ob- sions between January scheduled "Who in America wants suicide 1973. The April 1970. and services. 1968 s. jection be 'ethnics' . . . .? So to places rate in Britain in The source said also great are the moral reThat council created The secretariat of the where the Samaritans' by that "it is widely felt wards for considering had an- much controversy 24-hour service operates Dutch bishops educational oneself an that celial American like Octooption the that orting ed supp nounc third. has dropped by one ue and everybody else, enlightdialog of ogram Pr Pope postpo ing: was criticiz bacy, ber meeting forum is necessary even ened, liberal, and univerOne popular fallacy an- ned because the Vatican Paul's 1963 encyclical Huin the smallest countries salist that the word 'ethmnis can conde time "I the : Vitae Varah that mane "finds Mr. noys ma- nic', by comparison, confor the in- ing artificial birth con- before an attempt is tell you that of those who not yet ripe a veys a strange sense of agend an up draw to de urging that stitution of a pastoral trol, and have committed suicide a national council illegitimacy and backfor d leal marrie had nation who a s on priest ncil cou and are now dead, 70 per vel" and that "the autho- be allowed to continue which could be equally wardness, some strange beit profitable to the hierar- touch of immorality!' cent spoke about rity of the bishops and their ministry. chy and the laity." the Novak wrote in an essay of not ns just positio their forehand. It's Caril, counc that After "No major intellectual ntly suffice not the is rch of that l Chu e officia assum ther Ano to safe dinal Bernard Alf rink of has been so negIeee: regutask the by teed had n guaran egatio Congr people who talk about it ent of the Clergy presid ht, Utrec the development as ted naDutch the lations of pastoral counBishops' Conferen- said that won't do it." of a theory of cultural scope in tional pastoral council". Dutch d limite are cils ce, said it would be resaid. individual dioceses pluralism,"he There are 12,000 unpaid The January meeting organized in a new form, to whose 1972 n Novak, Vatica the that for and work who eers volunt will be strictly consulta- and a committee was s pastoral councils book "The Rise of the the Samaritans. In recent tive and not policy-mak- formed to prepare a new view Ethnics" y as a means of Unmeltable strictl iorgan years the organisation has ing. Its principal theme pastoral council en evoked Storms of probetwe t contac onal pers e in the zation. attracted a great deal of will be "Justic the people of God and gested that many AmWorld", but it will also about beliefs publicity. the bishop of a single erican withsource le A reliab deal with pluralism and . myths are s ethnic diocese. efounder. (Continued page twelve) polarization the in the Vatican's Congr in
, has A London vicar, the Rev. Chad Varah with e peopl of er numb helped an incalulable nds of thousa ly possib saved and ms proble their years. lives. He has been doing this for 19 the Samaritans? originated He people "Having 235 orthe — ans amarit S the day afme to write opewhich ganisation tele- ter I wrote an article on rates a 24-hour sex — a permissive aradvice of service phone ticle — and reading that those for and comfort were three suithere who may be contemday in Greater a cides . suicide plating Mr. said London," was Varah. recently He Albert the awarded "These things clashed Schweitzer Gold Medal er and I thought togeth serhis of ition recogn in sad that the very how the before vices. Shortly had been award, he was inter- people who help with my ing seek and BBC the by viewed l problems a report of the inter- their sexua were suividw was published in some of whom not have should — cidal . Letter n Londo BBC the had anybody to turn to head- if I had not happened to London The quarters of the Samari- to write that article. tans is in the crypt of "I thought there ought St. Stephen's Church, be a widely advertisto Paul's not far from St. number so Cathedral. In this un- ed telephone could ring people that phere atmos tious preten need of rough whitewashed up if they felt the whom stone walls and worn of somebody in e." carpets, the work of the they could confid on goes Samaritans Since then the Samaevery day, night and ritans has grown into an day. organisation which has in- 122 branches in the What originally spired him to start the United Kingdom and 9
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Amin reorganises army chaplaincy
ROME (NC) The Jesuit for diocesan seminarians Church in the United KAMPALA, (NC) — The papal delegation, order has decided to re- and students from re- States." Presid ent Idi Amin ann- headed by African duce the number of Jesuit ligious -born congregations, All three of the reounced a reorganization Archbishop Bernardin theological seminaries in but will no longer be a maining centres will beof the duties and resp- Gantin, associate secrethe United States from centre of studies for Je- come a national projec t onsibilities of chaplains tary of the Congr five to three, eliminiting suits preparing for the of the 6,820 U.S. Jesuit egation s in Uganda's armed for- for the Evang New York's Woodstock priesthood. Jesuits will under the direction of eilization ces. of Peoples, was sent to College as a seminary. however, continue to do the Jesuit Conference, The three principal Uganda after Amin The overriding motive graduate work there. had which links the provinreligious groups in the expelled dozens of Eurobehind the desicion, acthree theologates cials of the ten provinThe milita ry Roman Catho- pean Christian missio cording to a statemant nthat will continue to ces of the Society of Jelic, Protestant and Mos- aries on grounds issued at the Jesuit gethat suit in the United States train Jesuit students are lem will each be headed their papers were not in neralate here, was to The U.S. provincial suthe Bellarmine school by a religious military order and that some provide "the best posof recommended of theology in Chicago, periors officer, who in turn will them sible opportunities for had undergone the Jesuit school of the- the regrouping of Jesuit be superv ised by Lt. military training and the preparation of futuology in Berkeley, Calif. theological training cenCol. (Sheikh) Khamis therefore were not re Jesuit priests." to be and the Weston College tres to Father Arrupe Safi, a moslem. Presid- trusted. Declining numbers of school of theology in after two years of intenent Amin is a Moslem. trainees and increased Amin told the papal se study, the general Cambridge. The officer in charge envoys that his costs were also considepolicy house in Rome stated. of Catholics in the arm- was not to allow Father Arrupe, in a rations, the Jesuit geneanyA statement by the 10 ed letter forces to the U.S. Jesuit is Fr. (Maj.) body in Uganda to "brifalate added. U.S. Jesuit provincials Mark Opwonya. provincial superiors, releas ng confusion." Woodstock ed in Washington College noted that each of the Amin warned the relEarlier he had accused once in Maryland and by the president of the institutions "has uprootigion officers that if the Archbishop Emmanuel now in New York, will J esuit Confe rence, ed itself from the more standard discipline in Nsbuga of Kampala of no longer train future Fr. Robert A. Mitchell, cloistered setting" to the armed forces fell, being implicated in Isrpriests of the Society of said that "as is often the move into an urban acthey would be held res- aeli and South African Jesus. cademic complex "that case in matters involving ponsible. He said that plots against his governsuch complex questions, No decision has been- allowed for improved they must see that sold- ment. He had also stremade about the future academic contacts and not everyone will be iers did not become ssed that he wanted to equally satisfied with of the institution, which opportunities, the exdrunkards, mistreat civ- see all religions in his has been an object of panding of ecumenical the recommendation we ilians or kill people for country fully Ugandanmade nor with the deciSister Mary de Sales Patterson (left no reason controversy for its in- ties and interchange, the ized to remove "the dan. sion from Father Arrupe above), novations, but a spokes- development the former Provincial Superior of the of new confirming He it. told We stand religion offi- ger of foreigners trying man at the Jesuit gene- community Dominican Sisters in W.A., has been elected to and field determined cers that soldiers must to sow the seeds of dis, however, to ralate said that Wood- work arrangements." fulfill the obligation of the Australian Provincial Council of the Order. be taught that it was sension and destruction stock has riot, been "supThe He further praised the American election took land and the family bad to bomb churches, in the country." Jesuits, in pressed" in any ominous excellent work of all the Father Arrupe's words, place at the General came to settle in South mosques and temples. sense of that word. theologates. `to co-operate, no matter Chapter of Affairs of the Perth where she was edHe stressed that the He commented that IT'S Father Arrupe's letter what the cost to indivi- Dominican Sisters that ucated by the Sisters of religion officers must virtually all the Jesuit commen ced in dual Canbe preferences rra St. Joseph in the parish discover and to the provincials comwhich religious theologates in the United OBVIOUS on December 28 and is school there. mended their concern special interests`." leaders were confusing States had come under still in sessio n. The statement conclu"not only for the local CLASSIFIED ADS. people in their As a Dominican Sister the criticism from one quarThe chapter elected or special interests that ded: "Our aim will be to areas. Religious leaders Sister De Sales ter or another. has Mother Mary Josephine IN understandably engage bring to full realization, taught in the order's who did not try to unite as Prioress St. Louis University's each of you but for the through greater unity, Compton the people were schools in the diocese of not folltheological school will greater good of the co- the extraordinary poten- General of the Australian Perth and Geraldton and owing the commands of continue its programmes ciety of Jesus and the tial for the apostolate of Congregaion. God, Amin said. Originally, from Mait- at various times she was theological education and priore ss of conve Earlier, he told a specnts -41111111111111111111111.11110.111.V at land, DO THE JOB. N'.S.W ., Mother reflection in the United Scarborough ial diplomatic delegation Josephine has been for Dongara, States." PHONE IN YOUR sent by Pope Paul that eight years a Provincial and Bedford. From Mexico City it is Councillor re ligious freedo Atte m nding and Deputy was the Chapter CLASSIFIEDS R.E.I.W.A. reported that the Jesuits Principal of Braddon of Affairs are thirty-two guaranteed in this counwho are phasing out high Catholic 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE Girls' School, representatives of the try and that he was not 25 9088 schools for the rich Canberra. Sisters ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS from various against Catholics as such ther e, are conce ntratin g Mother Josephine is parts of Australia and — VALUERS — resources on such poor pictured right with some representatives of the AGENTS town s as nearby Netza- other members Royal Automobile Club — R A C. Insurance 20 Mabel St. of the Solomon Islands. Home Building Society huaocoyotl. Provincial Council, SisQueensland Insurance The Sisters have been South Perth Phone 35 6322 Five resident Jesuits ter M. Thomas (S.A.), studying the community PA I NT:NG CONTRACTO R 67 2716 and Sister M. 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Religious freedom guaranteed Amin tells Papa envoys Uganda's President, Idi Amin, told a special diplosent by Pope Paul that religious freedom was guarani matic delegation and that he was not against Catholics as such. country teed in this delegation, attached to the armed services. The papal He would like the CaAfrican-born forces should inform the headed by Bernardin leaders of their respec- tholic Church to send rchbishop A to Uganda, associate secre- tive religions of the U- more doctors Gantin, in Ca work to only not churof aildanization g Congregation tary of the "I am putting it in tholic hospitals but in ches. Evangelization f or the as well. was sent to your hands", he told the other hospitals of Peoples, announced also He is duty "Your haplains. c Amin had Uganda after Office of Relidozens of Euro- to see that in every pro- that the expelled Affairs was to be gious in are Ugandans vince missionapean Christian that position of responsibili- transferred to the Miniries on grounds stry of internal Affairs. in ty." not were their papers He said that religious rePaul's Pope told He of some order and that mi- presentatives that chur- leaders would find it undergone had them ches were playing a very easier to have their prolitary training and thererole in Ugan- blems attended to, espeimportant be fore were not to was why he cially since that ministry that and da, trusted. always encouraged peo- also dealt with immigraAmin told the papal ple to attend religious tion. that envoys in December to not was policy his Uganin anybody allow confusion." da to bring
The birthdays of children
Bishop's ruling on burial rites causes outcry
THURSDAY JANUARY 25
SUNDAY JANUARY 21
Helen Thomas, EspeGregory Reid, KarrinDickyup (10; Janice McDon- ranee (10); Kevin son, Mt. Hawthorn (12); nel, Shackleton (12). Michael Jackson, Dampier (12); Marina Lenzo, MONDAY Wanneroo (11); Susanne JANUARY 22 Walraven, E. Vic. Park Bradley Stanich, Mil- (14). Marcia (13); lendon York Kathy Jones, Park (7); Margaret McNulty, Queens Glorie, (14); Cynthia Temme, Floreat Park (14); Helen South Perth (13); Greg- Scanlan, Como (11); ory Mincham, Mt. Bar- Carolyn Coverley, Redker (7); Martin Duggan, cliffe (10); Sally Talati, Martin Doubleview (14); Mar(12); Medina Hrubos, Glen Forrest tina Landers, Kalgoor(13); Elizabeth McAdam lie (14); Claire Quinn, Applecross (11). Mt. Lawley(13).
K AMPALA (NC).—
Earlier he had accused Emmanuel Archbishop of Kampala of sbuga N Isbeing implicated in raeli and South African plots against his government.
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TUESDAY JANUARY 23 O'Callaghan, Shaun Bunbury (14); Tim Mc(14); Moora Donald, Stephen Devries, Wembley (14); Patrick McGuire, Morley (14); SuKiernan's St. at wedding Pictured after their san Bianchini, Queens Church, Tuart Hil l , are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Park (11); Wilma SharOuwendyk. The bride is Therese, eldest daughter man, (10); Bedford of Mrs. T. and the late Mr. J. A. Seeber, of Joon- Christine Jones, Scardana, and the groom the eldest son of Mr. and borough (12).
Mrs. P. Ouwendyk, of Cloverdale. The marriage was solemnised by Father J. Russell, uncle of WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24 t he bride.
Ann Wicks, Shirley Redcliffe (14); Gerald m e O'Brien, Applecross, (12); John Diviney, Redcliffe (12); Trevor Veen, Rivervale (10); Judy Esmond, Manning (13); Simon Hill, Kambalda (11); Vicky Clune, Belmont (10); Carmel Ponton, Perenjori (10).
Propagation of Faith funds
He had also stressed Helen Smith, Riverthat he wanted to see (7); Paul McBeath, ton NEW YORK (NC).—A bishop's refusal to all religions in his counThe total donations Corrigin (4); Terri Catto Ugandanized crea for services funeral Catholic allow full try fully Fiona for (13); the Goomalling parWembley lin, of mated body touched off a storm of protest here remove " the danger Explaining his voca- Baird, Goomalling (8); ish to the Propagation of • KAMPALA (NC 1.—A 72 sow to trying oreigners Richmond. in f and at the diocesan chancery office -year-old French widow- tion, he said: "The idea Michael Sinclair, Ingle- the Faith Society fund the seeds of dissension er, who came to Uganda of receiving orders im- wood (11); Thomas Van was $232.20, not $45.30 used communication. the which Church law, and destruction in in 1949, was ordained a posed itself upon me Der Togt, New Norcia as published last week, abcremation forbid to ountry." c "Church law requires deacon here in last month after the death of my (14); Valerie Ann Mas- additional funds having solutely, was changed in Amin told the papal 1963 to allow it for a that serious reasons be as a step toward the wife, and even more so sey, Mt. Lawley (13); come to hand since the since the blessing of the Carmel Duggan, Swan- books were closed for priesthood, delegation that his go- good reason. presented (for crema(Mulago ) church. bourne (13); Beverley audit on December 31 vernment was not aThe new deacon, the tion)," Bishop Sullivan the priest see in I " last. Graham, Medina (12). gainst anyone. Any asrite funeral When a new Rev. Rene Dol, came to hood a completion of the sistance from any reli- for Catholics was pub- said. this country 23 years ago devotion involved in figious orgariization in the lished in 1970, it relaxed "I found the reasons adeas a businessman from nancing the building. I world was welcome. on liturgical restrictions quate, and gave permis- Egypt, where he had lived hope to live long enough, surrounding creHe said that missio- the rites sion for a Catholic burial. for 25 years. Eventually though I will be 73 next remains, but the he become French consul January, to thank God naries were welcome to mated norms said these "I made only one reser- and manager of the Total stay and work in Ugan- new and the archbishop who be conducted "in vation: If they wanted a Petrol Compi....:iy here. da provided that they should has been so kind to me hide not does that had documents enabling a way with the funeral Mass rean active and leading in by died his wife After Church's preference them to do so. The ma- the mains present, it would January, 1968, he decided exemplary priestly life." burying of custom the for jority of the members He was ordained a in a grave or have to be the body, and to build a new parish of the Defence Council the dead by Archbishop deacon fulfillMulago, at church the Lord willed not the ashes." were Catholics and there tomb as ing a wish expressed by Emmanuel Nsubuga of buried." be to were also Catholics in Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 Kampala. his wife. the armed forces and The incident here arose 2 LONDON COURT in the government. when Auxiliary Bishop FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. He added that many Walter F. Sullivan of SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. members of his family Richmond refused perfuneral a for Established 25 Years,. that mission and Catholics were his own father was a Mass in the presence of Roman Catholic before the ashes of Marion J. he was converted to Kelley, whose decomposIslam. ed body had been discovered five weeks after It has been reported she disappeared on NovREGISTERED that some Catholics, ember 5. especially in the armed SPECIAL f orces, have become MoMiss Kelley, a lifelong slems in order to remain Catholic, was described HOSPITAL in favour with Amin, who as devout, religious, "an is a Moslem. exemplary Catholic."
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Father John P. Hannan, pastor of Queen of Apostles Catholic Church here, queried Bishop Sudiocesan llivan about policy on cremation.
The cemetery where Miss Kelley was to be European clergy, who buried requires crematremained in Uganda, he ion because of lack of said, should be at reli- space. • Keeping track of the years: Representatives of many generations gious training centres. There are about 1,400 Iona Presentation Convent students attended the annual dinner of the of Bishop Sullivan said European missionaries that the whole incident past students' association held recently. in the country, most of from that point was a them Catholic. tragic mistake and the reAmin said that clergy sult of a breakdown in
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The Darwin iheory speculation'
Catholics and communists in South Vietnam
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. f (141C).—DarvAin's theory of evolution will be treated as "mere speculation" public in California's school text books, the California Board of Education has decided. The decision was a setback to California's scientific community which is at odds with religious who f undamentalists want the biblical story of creation included in scientific text books that contain Darwin's theory.
By Father PATRICK O'CONNOR, S.S.C., a former NC News correspondent in Vietnam from 1954 to 1956 and 1962 to 1968, now living in retirement in Ireland. IN SOUTH VIETNAM ARE PARTICULARLY FEARFUL OF ANY CEASE-FIRE AGREEATHOLICS C MENT THAT MIGHT LEAD TO COMMUNIST DOMINATION. •
etc many Vietnamese Cath- years. All foreign mis- "That's a question for T AK EIN 10 intros of olics supported him for sionaries were expelled, the technicians." number large A The Constitution of nationalistic reasons. experthe last of them in 1960. had them have The charge d'affaires North Vietnam now deAt that time he was ience of Communist rule the keeping his Communism of the apostolic delega- clares only that "citizens and methods, and them under wraps, flimsy at tion was expelled in 1959. enjoy freedom of reliothers know about neigh- times but still wraps. In The Vietnamese bishops gious belief; they may from relatives and Hanoi young Catholics and priests were not al- practise or not practise bours. to lowed to move freely in a religion." There is no Vietnam has a higher formed battalions their dioceses and par- provision, however, enBut on a more central proportion of Catholics maintain his regime. year, howthan a Within Seminaries were suring freedom to teach ishes. population issue, the board put for in its and propagate religion. ever, the non-Commun- obliged to close. a month any decision any other country on According to a North were dison whether to give "equal Marxist anti-religious the East Asian mainland. ist nationalists Vietnamese soldier taken time" to the biblical verIn South Vietnam they illusioned. doctrine was, and is, A North Vietnamese taught to every child in prisoner in the South, sion of man's origins in now number about 2 the authorities put presrecalling that every school. science textbooks for million out of about 18 priest, sure on parents to make told me: "We had period, include They illion. grade school children. m The letters convoking hundreds of thousands a common front compos- the bishops of North them practise contracepScientists argue that a of refugees from the ed of nationalists, Com- Vietnam Vatican tion, even to the point of to theory had no and abortion biblical democrats and compulsory munists, chiltheir and North sent Council II were • Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Treat after their recent place in a science textafter a other groups. We col- back marked "unknown." sterilisation dren. wedding in St. Joseph's Church, Waroona, book. pregnancy. Although the Commun- laborated, and our young Three dioceses have fourth solemnised with nuptial Mass celebrated by Vietnamese A North a number men took over agreean signed had ists been without bishops Some believe that the Father J. McSweeney, parish priest. The bride ment in 1954 to "permit of districts, but after- since 1959 because the officer who defected in delay on a final board's Mrs. D. Hastie daughter of Mr. and the eldest is and assist" the departure wards the Communists Vietnamese priests ap- 1968 said: "The Commundecision on the textists, being atheists, have imprisoned Waroona. thousands of of to wished who of all pointed to them by Pope book controversy has to oppose all religion. leave the North, they them." John XXIII have been the fundamentalists given The cease-fire of 1954 prevented from receiving They act so that all replaced obstacles to those a fighting chance of getligions may come adminisput the to an Communist by epartures d episcopal ordination. ting their theories in the end. trative measures, econ- Democratic Republic in textbooks. All Vietnamese, Cath"For appearances sake omic penalties and even charge of all North Vietnam. On the day after olics and others, long for their organisation mainforce. "We Christians would the the signing, the Viet peace. A Catholic ur- tains the presence of resented They like equal time," argued including ban minority, priests and Buddhist flight of the refugees, Minh (Communist) radio board member Eugene academics and monks. Consequently which damaged their announced that "full re- some Ragle. 'I personally adligious freedom would priests, mostly men who there are churches and prestige. vocate that creation must every had studied in France pagodas in some places OTTAWA (NC).—Archbishop Joseph Plourde of be treated equally with Later, those refugees be guaranteed; would in North Vietnam. The Ottawa has suggested that small "community Belgium, became a strong ele- citizen would be free to and theory. evolution the ment in the southern re- profess and propagate seemingly take peace at presence of priests and cells" be established in large urban parishes to Either one must be acany price, hoping almost monks means nothing. sistance to the crescendo the religion of his choice, encourage a greater fraternalism and dynamism cepted by its advocates "The Communists exert in a parish. cam- and Communist clerical and lay for the best. of on faith." A priest, a leader in pressure only on the paigns. Now these Cath- members of religious deIn testimony before He told a meeting of • Ensure a welcoming olics, in particular, feel nominations would have this group, told this cor- simple citizens. They do that under Communist the same rights and dut- respondent: "We realise not force them to aban- parish councils in the service for newscomers the Board of Education, S tanford University that the North seeks to don their faith but they Bronson area that larg- to the parish; control they would be ies as other citizens." scientist David Hogness heavily penalised. In fact, however, all impose Communism on are acting so that with er parishes should be When the late Ho Chi Catholic schools and the South. It's obvious." time these faiths and re- divided into sectors con- O Maintain contact argued against the incluAsked how he thought ligions will become weak- taining about 50 families with "marginal" Catho- sion of the biblical acMinh moved into the other institutions were count of creation into the vacuum left by the Jap- taken over by the gov- that this result could be er and weaker and will each. One couple, he lics; textbooks. anese surrender in 1945, ernment said, could be in charge within two avoided, he answered: certainly disappear." of calling the others to- O Provide the parish "To consider the story gether for discussion and 1,vith facilities for a perand adequate of creation as a scienti-prayer meetings or just manent fic alternative to the census. for social get-togethers. evolutionary theory," the These cells, the archIn a pastoral letter biochemist said, "would bishop said, could give not only sow the confupeople an opportunity to the archbishop suggestsion of intellectual disbecome better acquaint- ed that the formation of honesty in our students, ed and "live their mem- "genuine Christian comit would also create real bership in the Christian difficulties in preparing munities" be the top The N.Z. Apple and Pear Marketing Board has admitted that it was in error in being community more fully." youths to contribute to priority in the archassociated with an advertisement for Booth's gin entitled "Adam's Downfall." The "community cells," the solution of many diocese. he said could: problems." Y.C.W. priest, Father of detail your letter life-style." "I do not feel you are Pat Crawford, of Christ- merits. Mr. Cubey says the trying to protect people • Increase the fraterchurch, condemned the "There is no simple chain of cause and ef- not going to be sold nal spirit and dynamism advertisement as the answer to the questions fect must be considered anything that they do of the parish, while safeworst example he had which you raised, but we here: (1) People want to not want to buy," he tells guarding its unity; seen of corruption and will endeavour to outline enjoy themselves; (2) Father Crawford. • Help make the parexploitation of young the philosophy with people have parties; (3) "Youth is completely ishes praying communipeople by business in- which most marketing they eat and drink at OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST capable of making up its ties; terests. people approach the parties. own mind on what proCONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS The board's deputy business of selling any "If one is selling food duct it is going to eat general manager, Mr. J. product to a youth mar- and drink, the obvious or drink and whether it Keep abreast with the PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 8151 B. Cubey, wrote saying: ket. situation in which to is going to buy or not to ›ERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... ... 21 5304 "We now consider that keep abreas1 "You begin by claiming show the food and drink buy, regardless of the times; R EMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET our participation in this that the world of indus- is the ... 35 2402 situation in which arguments or blandishproject was an error in try and commerce is it will be consumed," he ments of any advertiser. with the Church—Reae COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET 3 2‘53 judgment on our part. controlling the lives of continues. This is an unusual situa- people — "Many critics of com- THE RECORD. where they live, "Market segmentation tion whereby we were how they programme by the liquor recognise trade is merce fail to not totally in control of it is quite beyond that their day, what their based entirely on conthe contents, but neverstandard of living is and sumption patterns which the ability of advertising PLUMBING MATERIALS theless we accept respon- their relationships at are dictated by the con- to sell a bad product, or B ATHROOM FIXTURES sibility." home after work. sumer and not by the to sell a product that people do not want or 229-233 William St., Perth Mr. Cubey added: "We manufacturer. SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS "Surely this is rather need." w ould be perfectly Phone 28 8544 happy a harsh judgment of "The majority of liquor The to co-operate with "Plumbing Supply Specialists" The Apple and Pear set- business and commerce other than beer tends to ting up industry stand- and the purpose for be consumed by younger, Board's deputy general ards similar to those which it exists." party-going people below manager adds in his letpractised by the tobacco Mr. Cubey contends the ae.,e of 35. Therefore ter to Father Crawford: industry if it is felt that that, in the first place, it stands to reason that "With respect, we bea sufficient section of the without a soundly based this is where the main lieve that your criticisms liquor marketers could commercial structure, sales effort will be direct- of the Vivante cinema be brought together to job opportunities would ed, at least in terms of commercial are related f orm some kind of com- be denied the very illustration content. only to a very small mittee." people it was sought to "To show a group of group of people who may Father Crawford says protect. Tel. octogenarians celebrat- not be fully in tune with Hannan this makes a meeting "On the question of ing with a product like today's ideas of enterWith 211444 Street representatives of advertising, I agree with Vivante would not only tainment. the liquor industry in you that a great deal of be straining credibility, Christchurch "The Vivante cinema all the advertising is directed at but also would be comMore comemrcial is in fact a urgent, and he today's youth market. pletely irresponsible hopes that THE LEADING FASHION STORE this can be But this is much more from a marketing point satirical piece of film arranged soon so he can the result of circumstan- of view. Vivante is a making designed primAND put the arily to entertain the idea to brewery ces which exist rather young people's type of and liquor COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS firms. than a conscious effort drink. It is fizzy; it it not type- of audiences to "It is a which it is screened, hopeful sign on the part of manufac- highly alcoholic and it and restores a little my turers to alter the life is infinitely preferable to f aith in human beings style of young people," many of the alternatives When an industry can he goes on. PERSONAL SERVICE available." accept some responsibil"Advertising is a reflecMr. Cubey FULL adds that CATHOLIC RITES itY," he adds. tion of the way the ma- young people today are Mr. Cubey MODERN PREMISES said: "We jority of young men and better educated, more have given a E 'N. (WIN) MEAD PHONE ALL HOURS: great deal w omen want to live to- discerning, more critical of thought to the issues day, rather than a con- and considerably more You raised 61 1158 - 190 Albany Hiway, Victoria Park - 6 3482 and would scious attempt to lead i like to ntelligent than they reply in the sort c onsumers into a new were, say, 20 years ago.
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RIVERTONE a three ing by Afghanistan out year old chestnut geld- of Kirana had his second Edmund River run in from a spell in A not inconsiderable ked him as one of the him as a player in Vic- ing by out of a Prion Mare hails the 1,400 metre Lynwood part of Western Austra- best players who has toria. from the Geraldton dist- Handicap restricted to the game lia's success in cricket ever been in It is hoped that his rict where he has had claiming in Australia and his exapprentices. in recent years can be ample, no doubt, will association with the only a couple of races, Sanctifier was giving the attributed to the work inspire young game will not end and stepped out in the city leaders a big start on the many that he will find a place for the first time in the turn but rattled home of the Les Truman, the players. as a coach or assistant Novice Handicap won along the fence to finish hard - working secrecoach in either of which by Gold Quest and was a very creditable fourth tary of the West Aushe would most impressive in fin- to good sprinter, Nugget tralian Cricket Assoda- It was unfortunate capacities there were not have a great deal to con- ishing a close up sixth. Again. that Sanctifier has tion, who died last enough officials to man tribute. Rivertone missed the proved to be a most week. all courts during the start slightly and had an versatile performer in unspectacular An New South Wales Teninterrupted run in the the past and can win quiet man and adminisChampionships, nis Bobby Charlton, the straight and but for this, from say, a seven furltrator he was, neverthewrote FRANK HYDE famous English soccer would have seriously ong journey through to less, one of the finest in the Catholic Weekly. player, learnt the game challenged Gold Quest. a middle distance. this officials sports "This is as a direct re- from his mother, accor- There will not be any State has had and the sult of the behaviour ding to Bobby Breen, fancy odds on offer W.A.C.A. ground and and abuse over the last writing in "The Uni- about this gelding when the quality of adminisfew years which has verse", the leading Eng- he is next produced and tration of cricket here been the lot of umpires lish Catholic newspaper. should more than pay on the pennant, interand linesmen who are his way in stronger comstate and international "Mrs. Cissie Charlton, pany. giving their time in an levcils are maniuments mother, is very honorary capacity to as- his to his painstaking, effiTHUNDER STAR a PHILADELPHIA (NC).— sist the game they love" proud of Bobby," Bobby cient and courteous efBreen wrote. She is also four year old chestnut The number of he added. vocations forts. "They have been driv- proud of her other son, gelding by Atilla out of to religious life has inBefore he came to Jack, who is not un- Raw Metal put the writ- creased in the Philadelcricket, he was a first- en away by upstarts known on the soccer ing on the wall with an phia archdiocese for the substitute their class administrator in who field as centre-half for excellent second to Das- first time in eight years, of skill with own lack hockey — another sport Leeds United and one of hing Lover in the final according to Mgr. Edin which V.A. has ex- an overbearing attitude England's World Cup event on Saturday. Thu- ward Thompson, archcelled, partly during the unworthy of sportsmen heroes of 1966. nder Star was in a hope- diocesan vocation direcwomen. and period when he was the less position after they tor. "An official of the association's secretary, "Yet she is more than had travelled a few furAssociation just a doting mum. Mrs Mgr. Thompson said and in each position he Umpires' longs and his effort in that 226 men and womweek notice last gave was all that an adminCharlton is the one who weaving his way through en entered seminaries, that this was because of taught Bobby_ and Jack istrator should be. the field to finish second convents and similar inWest Australian cric- the unwarranted criti- how to play soccer. was an eye catching run. stitutions last year for ket — indeed, Austral- cism of umpires and the "ShO during captained a Thunder Star has only the purpose of embarkian cricket — are in his linesmen ladies' soccer team in had three runs since co- ing on the religious life. championships. debt. the small mining town ming from the east and There were 219 vocations of Ashington, Northum- should soon return a in 1971. West Australian baseApart for sympathy berland, when she was major winning stake for "A better, more posiball enthusiasts will be for the progressive East a young girl, and she had his owners. attitude toward re tive more than satisfied Perth club which showed the two boys kicking a NOBLE ASTER a six ligion, the priesthood and with the performance of fine initiative in securing toy football as soon as year old grey gelding religious life seems to the State team in the his services, there will they could stand on by Asteroid out of Lady have influenced this Claxton Shield. be general regret among their tiny legs. Cass was racing in a slight increase in the This should give a West Australian football fillip to both the par- followers that Kevin' "This is not surpris- most unsuitable event in numbers who entered reticipants and spectator Murray will not coach ing if you take into ac- the 1,000 metre Lightning, ligion last year," he said. "It is the feeling of interest in the game East Perth this year. count that her maiden Handicap won by cham( which might also be He had notable succ- name was Milburn and pion sprinter, All Legal, vocation directors visitadded to through the ess in his one coaching her brother Stan played but showed that this ing high schools on voincreasing number of appointment with the full-back for Leeds post- brilliant performer is cation day programmes Americans who are club and returned to war and cousin Jackie well forward in his pre- that students are more coming to Western Aus- Victoria to add prestige was a great goal-scoring paration and is now open to and eager for to a notable career centre-forward for New- ready to win when he information about VOCa• tralia.). When the game first there. castle United and Eng- is produced in a more tions than they have been suitable event. Noble in the past five years." From the time he first land." took hold here in the Aster may well pick up The archdiocese's peak pre-war period, there played Victorian League Charlton, Breen add- a seven furlong or mile vocation year was 1964, was a sudden burst of football when a schoolenthusiasm ('in which boy he has been an orn- ed, was one of those big sprint event on his way when 439 women and such people as C. P. ament to the game. He men of soccer who gave through to the middle 364 men entered religious Smith, the newspaper has always been fair, the game the kind of distance events at which life. After that year, Vocations dropped significantchief, took part) and courageous, a magnifi stature normally accor- he excels. SANCTIFIER a five ly, particularly among some fine players em- cent player in adversity ded to grand opera or year old chestnut geld- women. erged, such as Charlie (of which his home club, ballet. experienced Puckett, also an inter- Fitzroy, "He is dignity personmore than its share in state cricketer. ified, a true gentlemen Now there appears to recent years), helpful to of the football field, and have been a revival of younger players and of the sad thing is that his relaxed and this enthusiasm and, cheerful playing days are rapidly IS AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN YOU AND with players of the cal- presence on the field. drawing to a close", YOUR FAITH. ibre of Don Knapp in Medal Breen added. A Brownlow the field, the future winner and many times K EEP FAITH BY SUPPORTING OUR looks bright. representative, At the age of 35, he has State ADVERTISERS. 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