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LENTEN MESSAGE

Pope stresses aid for the needy

also a time of "Lent is a time of self-denial and penance; but it is the importance underline to more say we fellowship and solidarity. Need message. Lenten his in said Paul Pope of Lent?" tensified, in a spirit of "Let us listen to the can disregard the urgent sharing. genuine divine His of pleading uttered exhortations 'Considerable sums of Brother. Prophet the hrough t "Experience shows that money are needed for Isaiah and contained in communities various programmes and Christian Lent: the Liturgy of the greatest projects and the amount have which fasthe is rather, This, " from being required can only be obfar are needs shar. . wish: ting that I to the tained if each individual sensitive least the ing your bread with others. Yes, makes his contribution. of needs sheltering hungry, the "Each person is asked we meet the oppressed and the here and now give according to his to the ill Christ needy homeless; clothing the the and means, and to make a us around people see you when naked leave real effort in his giving. them, and hot turning this meeting cannot "By preaching these indifferent. your back on your own". us needs during Lent, the ecsigns the of exhortations one "But 'These Church wishes to underho the anxieties of the of our time is the widetheir religious asline people of today. Each in- spread awareness of the dividual truly shares in afflictions that lie heavy pect. "One call give without the sufferings and misery upon mankind. communicating, really of all. Alms-giving and Many obstacles in many can contribute withone not should self of gift the places hinder the promo- out really sharing, one be isolated and occasion- tion of the human dignity can deprive oneself of al acts, but the expression of every individual. We things without really havunion. brotherly Of have dedicated several ing a spirit of poverty. "Our age is deeply a- documents to a detailed "But the person who ware of the need to take study of this problem. effort, the collective responsibility But our purpose today is makes a real genuinely who person for the evils that weigh to encourage commitupon mankind. Only by ment and direct action seeks to help his brothers and sisters, the person response to this need can for its solution. who accepts his share of these evils be overcome. "In many countries, the Cross of Christ does "Jesus himself will one day reveal to us the im- Lent is the occasion for not run this risk. "If Lent is inspired by portance of the help we organised action by the once gave to our broth- Church. She asks each the charity of the Gospel ers and sisters: "For I individual to make a and if it leads to practiwas hungry and you gave material contribution to- cal action, material assisme food; I was thirsty wards the complete de- tance will be ensured. "Above all, Lent will and you gave me drink; . . velopment of all. naked and you clothed "Providing the means bring about an increase me". needed for this develop- of brotherhood, of JusThe appeal of Christ in ment is an important tice, of happiness and Pis members concerns work, and we hope that of love. It will bring us every Christian. No one such efforts will be in- true joy at the Resurrection of the Lord."

UNITED IRISH FIELD DAY SUNDAY, 11th MARCH, 1973 CANNING SHOWGROUNDS Albany Highway, Cannington Official Opening 12 p.m. f ollowed by a GREAT DAY of Sports and Entertainment for all the famliy. With approximately 8,000 Irish born people in W.A. plus 10's of 1,000's of Irish Descent, so the Canning Showgrounds would be a great place to meet some friends from home. The programme for the first day of the Irish Week is as follows: Children's Fancy Dress, Boxing Exhibition by The Sunnyside Boxing Club", Irish Dancing Competition. The following dances will be contested: Reel, Soft Shoe Jig and Slip Jig. There is also The Shamrock Social Club (INC), St. Patrick's Day Perpetual Cup for the Hornpipe. This competition is open to all dancers in W.A., Whether they are members of a Dancing School or tot, Gaelic Football Match starting at 3 p.m. Medals will be presented to the winners after the match by Mr. T. H. Bateman, MLA, Tug-o-War, various other activities. On the Carnival side, there will be a Pipe and Drum band, Dance band for open air dancing on large dance floor, ballad singing, and for the children, Swings, Roundabouts, Moonwalk, etc., etc. There will also be Cool Drinks and Ice-Cream arid Mum and Dad are not forgotten. bleEats and Drinks for all the family will be availa . Admission to this Field Day is Adults 50c, Children and Old Age Pensioners Free. _ There will be free parking for 4,000 cars on the Flowground. Enquiries all hours: Telephone T. Lebane 68 5075 or J. Fallon, 97 2626.

Congress on—I lelevision The film of the Statio Orbis, the closing ceremony of the 40th International Euchain Congress ristic Melbourne and farewell to the Papal Legate did not arrive in time to be shown last Sunday as advertised. It will be screened on Channel 2 this Sunday (March 11) at 1.55 p.m. On the same day, a radio review of the Congress can be heard in the programme "Encounter" on 6WF at 8 a.m. The Children's Mass from the Melbourne Cricket Ground during the Congress will be shown on Sunday, April 1 at 11 a.m. A talk by Father Andrew Greely at a Congress symposium held at the Dallas Brooks Hall was recorded for use in the ABC television series "Dialogue". No firm date has yet been received of when it will be shown locally.

Plan to market famous carvings Through the initiative of Father O'Shea, of Fremantle, national director of the Apostleship of the Sea, a Filipino cottage industry of religious wood carving is to be given direct access to the Australian buying public. The aim is to provide days speaking to thoussteady employment for ands of people. the famous master carSome of the carvings vers of Paete, Laguna, about 80 miles from Man- will be on show at the ila, who now live at a Fremantle Stella Mans subsistence level because fete on May 11 at the club of marketing difficulties. iri Queen Victoria Street. FOOTNOTE: "Paete" Father O'Shea will supcomes from the Tagalog ervise the distribution of the carvings through a word meaning "chisel". national wholesaler, and The town stands on the they will be available in edge of a rain forest which abounds in acacia local shops. and other woods famous An Apostleship of the for carving. When the Sea team visited the Phil- Spanish Franciscans arippines ih 1970 and saw rived in 1592, they found the possibilities of prac- the local Tagalog people tically implementing the skilled in carving and the aims of Action for World obvious step was to teach them religious themes to Development. work on. Religious wood carvings, unlike the secular variety, were not well ON INSIDE PAGES known outside the Philippines, and the team set 4 about developing a mar- Calendar keting outlet. Children's World 9

AdvertBy arranging a display Classified 10 isements of these carvings in the A.W.D. section of the Eu- Letters 11 charistic Congress exhibi11 Music O'Shea Father tion, caught the attention of News In Pars 4 25,000 people — the num8 TV Radio, ber who saw the display. Sport 12 several spent He himself

the Father Sean O'Shea pictured at Apostleship of the Sea stand in the Exhibition Building at the Melbourne Eucharistic Congress The display of religious wood carving from the Phinippines was the public launching of a new Australian initiative to provide steady employmcnt for Filipino wood-carvers.

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Thursday, March 8, 1973

Boys welcome teacher'sbab and learn about life

Miss Catherine Crothers has been in the new s, but at a mere age of ten months she is prob-i ably not terribly concerned as she sits happily in a playpen in a grade five classroom at Aquinas College Junior School.

The story of Catherine chaplain, Father Pat AMrs. Gwen Crothers a minimum of interfeCrothers began — as all hern, baptised Catherine. felt that in the light of rence. On the contrary, such stories do — nine The interesting decision such a programme it said Mrs. Crothers, usumonths before anybody that Catherine would would be most unnatural ally noisy boys have had knew really who she was. grow up a lot closer to if the teacher had to dis- to take their "sister" into As the months progress- her friends than had appear from view be- consideration. ed her presence could been imagined goes back cause of her pregnancy. ''There is something to not be overlooked so the several years into the his- She shared her experibe said for not slamming time came for her moth- tory of the Junior school. ence with her class and the lids of the desks or er to introduce her in adthey responded warmly. tramping into the classThree years ago, in revance to a class of keen It was decided to have room without any considyoung boys whom she sponse to a questionnaire a trial of three weeks to eration for others," she answered by parents who was teaching at the time. indicated that they wan- see if a new baby could said. From that time the ted some assistance in settle into a classroom Brother Leek, principal baby became something matters of sex education environment. of the Aquinas Junior of a class possession and a modest programme was Mrs. Crothers said that School for the past five ten days after she had introduced for the boys. it was quite possible to years, believes that the entered the world on ApEach year without have the child cared for experiment has been a ril 13, 1972, it was time much fuss, with the help but that for emotional success. He admires Mrs. to welcome Catherine of- of films and other aids, reasons she hoped that Crothers ability to deal ficially into a community a level of sex education it would be possible to with young boys, instanof Christians. suited to their years is in- have the child near her ced by her 15 years of teaching experience at In the college chapel tegrated with religious during the day. during a normal junior studies, health and hyThe child settled into Aquinas. school Mass the bond giene courses and stud- her new environment so He admits that this is a was sealed when the ies in natural sciences. well that there has been rather unique experiment and is not intended to set a precedent. In the case of another mother and child it might not be advisable.

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• Catherine Crothers and a couple of her fifth-grade Aquinas admirers. He has had numerous letters from parents supporting the move and expressing how beneficial it has been to the broader educational development of their children. VATICAN CITY (NC) — Confirmation of Pope Paul's determination to This year, the former grade four class was dis- internationalise the Church's Curia (the supreme governing body under continued and a second the Pope) is shown in the appointments announced this week. stream of grade Ave was In the Congregation for end of the five-year term during his lifetime which instituted. One staff teacher whose son is in Mrs the Evangelization of Pe- of office introduced by is broken at his death. Crothers` class requested oples (formerly Propaga- Pope Paul for major ofThe functions of the particularly that his boy tion of the Faith) an Af- ficials of the Roman Cur- Apostolic Chancery have be allowed to remain in rican and an Indian have ia. been transferred to the The Vatican Press of- Secretariat of State. her class in the re-arran- been appointed secretaries to replace the Italian fice noted that about gement. Of the 30 new cardinals Cardinal Sergio Pignedoli 1,500 officials of the whose creation was reBrother Leek believes Archbishop Bernardin Roman Curia were affec- cently announced by Pope that it is the role of an Gantin, of Africa, and independent school to Archbishop Simon Lourd- ted by this decision of Paul, 24 were prelates of seek new expressions of usani, of India, were as- Pope Paul in 1968. dioceses in various couneducation and the experi- sociate secretaries of the The Pope has also abol- tries and six were memence with Mrs. Crothers Congregation before their ished the ancient Vatican bers of the Curia. and Catherine has fitted present appointment, office of the Apostolic Four of the six appoininto a wider concept of Chancery which has been ted were secretaries of Other dramatic chanhis educational philoscongregations. ges that took place on the custodian of the Vatican ophy. February 28 were three Papal Leaden Seal and Once they become cardiFor him, a junior more resignations of Cur- Fisherman's Ring, the nals they no longer serve school especially should ial cardinals, bringing to official seal of the Pope in their former offices. be an "ecclesia vic,fens" (a six the number who reliving Church) where stu- signed before the consisdents, parents and teach- tory of March 5. ers are integrated in the March 1 marked the process of education. Last year the junior school parents were addressed by prominent child experts such as Dr. B. R. Adderley, Mrs. Barbara Kinna and Bro. Desmond O'Grady. Through coming togetFollowing Alf Philher for Mass and the sharing of their ideas, ip's story of St. Patrick's Cathedral, "Lift Brother Leek felt that it was the natural step to Up Your Hearts" recently mentioned in accept Catherine CrothThe Record, two more ers into their community as a person with mean- publications on the Cathedral have just ing. been published. He says, "You only beThe first is a comgan to realise what was prehensive guide to the happening to the school called when you noticed a group Cathedral, of small boys waiting "House of God". It is a detailed description each morning to carry the baby and her bassin- in 68 pages of the features of this outstandette up the stairs." ing building, including W A's Leading Grocers an explanation of its Gothic characteristics n easy language. There is a wide range of interior and exterior photographs a n d OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS V ATICAN CITY (NC). ground plans of the —Pope Paul last month building. CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS The second publicagave the shortest Sunday tion colour reprois a 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 noon greeting to visitors in St. Peter's Square in duction of a lot of the Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington magnificent detail of his nine years as Pope. the Cathedral that canAs he appeared as usual not be seen by the vis68 4831 ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BONS) as his studio window at itor. noon to bless the crowds The booklets are avbelow, light feathery ailable from the Dean snow swirled through the of St. Patrick's Cathed÷ icy wind. MEMORIALS ral, Melbourne, Vic. "We do not want to 3002. "House of God" keep you in the snow in is 50c posted and "St. bad weather," he said. Patrick's Colour Pic75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE "We thank you for your torial" is S1.10 posted. Specialising 1:1 Altars and Memorial Work. Erected presence and give you All three publications anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed our blessing. In the name can be had for $2.20 Designs and Quotes without obligation. of the Father, Son and posted. ' Ne have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 Holy Spirit."

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Abortion; plea to Nixon to intervene TORONTO (NC). — InBirthright. ternational representing 239 pregnancy counselling centres in North America and England, has sought President Nixon's intervention in reversing the US Supreme Court abortion decision. In a telegram to President Nixon, Birthright said: "It is an incongruous situation wherein, on the same day the killing in Vietnam was ended, a decision was made which will mean the killing of millions of unborn babies." Mrs. Louise Summerhill, founder-president of International Birthright told the Catholic Register, a Canadian national Last week three new- weekly, that Birthright ly professed Christian chapters in the United 3rothers paid visits to States had received "a in which a special attachment to the address and talk with flood of mail" protesting V ATICAN CITY (NC) consistory of minor cere- Diocese of Rome insofar the boys at their for- against the High Court —Pope Paul VI has tele- number formal an- as they are electors of and monies customary decision. the scoped mer schools. made to the Pope, the bishop of are nouncements cereof round four-day The had brothers President Nixon had and the principal monies for the creation the older cardinals and Rome, collaborators with him made their profession at said during the election of new cardinals into a other prelates. While the public con- in governing the Church. Trinity College chapel campaign that he was asingle day. during the preceding gainst abortion and defiis being held, the sistory spokesPress Vatican A At 5.30 p.m. Pope Paul man, Federico Alessan- 30 new cardinals will be will concelebrate Mass in week in the presence of nnitely against abortion drini, said that the Pope's assembled in the papal St. Peter's Basilica, with Father Paul Keyte, S.D.S., on demand, Mrs. Sumdecision to compress the audience hall in Vatican the new cardinals, and and a large gathering of merhill pointed out. ceremonies to a single City to receive the offi- present them with rings their parents and friends day was a break with cial announcement of made specially for the • Pictured above left past practice and signi- their appointment from are Brothers Stephen occasion. papal fies a new style in con- officials of the Bowman (left) and Peter The next day, March sistories for the future. secretariate of state. Hackett, both old boys of The audience hall can 6, there will be another C.B.C. Leederville, where Pope Paul, during the directly not nine years he has been seat 6,000 people and may ceremony they were students until Pope, has striven in his be swamped by the linked with the creation 1969. generalbut cardinals of and visitors past three cardinal-creat- thousands of Brother Bowman is will ly added to it during the ing consistories to reduce well-wishers who the youngest of five chilthe pomp and public dis- accompany the cardinals former four-day round of dren of Mr and Mrs H. -:741411PM events. play that in the past ac- to Rome. Father Lawrence ForG. Bowman-, of Yokine. the is ceremony That Pope's the a.m. 11 At companied the conferring mosa, parish priest of of the honour of the public consistory, begun conferral of the pallium, Brother Hackett is the Mandurah will celebrate in the consistorial hall, a band of white wool younger cardinalate. child of Mr and 25 years of his priestThe most recent deci- will move to the audi- marked with black cros- Mrs J. L. Hackett, of hood on Tuesday, March will the Paul around worn Pope ses hall. ence sion, shortening the enDoubleview. 13. tire period to one day give the cardinalitial red neck, signifying the fullDirectly above is Brocame as a surprise, how- biretta to each of the 30 ness of the priesthood Father Formosa was cardinals, ther Donald Wedd who ordained in St. John's ever, even to veteran new members of the col- enjoyed by arch- visited his former school, Cathedral, Valetta, Malta and Vatican observers. lege of cardinals at that patriarchs At 9.30 a.m, the so-call- time. bishops. C.B.C. Fremantle, where and came to Australia in ed secret consistory is At the same ceremony One of the reasons ad- he was a student for 1954. He served in the held during which the he will assign titular vanced for the speed-up seven years through to parishes of Applecross, Pope ceremonially an- churches located in Rome in the consistory cere- the Leaving Certificate. and Queens Subiaco cardinew the of nounces his new cardi- to each monies, aside from the Park. nals to the already exist- nals. He is the fourth of six new style adopted by mg cardinals present in His brother, Father AnThe assigning of those Pope Paul, is the fact children of Mrs Joan Rome. This is immediate- churches signifies in a that March 7 is Ash Wed- Wedd and the late Mr thony Formosa, is a Jesly followed by a public special way the cardinals' nesday, a day of solemn Peter Wedd, of Mt Pleas- uit missionary in Bihar, India. observance during which ant. The jubilee will be marthe Pope observes the All three Brothers will beginning of the peniten- be returning to Mel- ked by a concelebrated tial season of Lent. bourne to do their sec- Mass in Our Lady's Asond year of teacher sumption Church, Maniqe THE SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB (Inc.) style new With the 6.30 p.m. on consistory, there will be at Treacy College, Park- durah at March 13. only a single day—fitting- ville. Father Formosa invites ly carnevale or mardi gras for rejoicing — beall friends, priests, relifore the onset of Lent. gious or laity to be with K ELMSCOTT HALL The new cardinals will ( RIVER ROAD, KELMSCOTT) him on that occasion and most likely remain in S ATURDAY, 17th MARCH, 1973 meet together afterRome for several days 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. wards at supper in the or so after the beginning of Lent to take formal R.S.L. Hall. Perth lmission $3 single — includes supper possession of their titular churches. Father Martin Newbold, the president of the W.A. Catholic Historical Society, has accepted the position of archivist to the archdiocese. In making the announcement, Archbishop Goody said: Dwyer, J. E. from book little unique A WASHINGTON (NC). years many "For "Let's Go To Mass" helps you teach your Father Newbold has been — The Vatican has apchildren how to participate in the Mass. It interested in preserving proved an amendment to the statute of the Intercolourfully illustrates each section of the and discovering facts national Atomic Energy Mass and shows you how to explain what's and documents of our Agency, of which it is a past." founder member, increashappening in language that pre-school and At present Father New- ing the size of the body's understand. can children kindergarten bold, a priest of the Dio- board of governors. "Let's Go To Mass" is a wonderful help for cese of Bunbury, is livThe Vatican made forparents—and a practical, inexpensive gift ing in retirement as chaplain to the Sisters of mal its acceptance of the your from now Order godparents. for idea St. Joseph, York Street, amendment when Cardichurch stall, religious bookseller or E. J. South Perth. nal-designate Luigi Raimondi, apostolic delegate Dwyer. Only 25 cents, plus postage.* in the US, deposited an "instrument of accepKeep abreast with the tance" with the US State L imes; keep abreast Department. P.O. Box 492, Darlinghurst, N.S.W. 2010. The agency now has with the Church—Read Phone Sydney 211-4533. 103 member nations and *Suggested retail price. THE RECORD. its headquarters in ViEJD5626E enna

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EVENING MEAL and SOCIAL To round off the day's exchange of information and general discussion, an evening meal wil l be provided for those participating, at 6.00 p.m. Besides, the normal Sunday evening social commences at 8.00 p.m. with the normal interval for Holy Mass at 9.30 p.m. in the club chapel.

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NEWS IN PARS Holy Spirit Institute • Archdlocesan MAJELLAN GROUPS

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The subject is "Conscience" at the Riverton Majellan meeting to be held at the home of Dorothy Cassidy, 7 Myra Place, Shelley on March 12 at March 7.45 p.m.; Mass will be said at 8.30 p.m. Father The Holy Spirit Institute of Religious Formation has opened the fifth Christopher Ross, 0.S.M., will be the speaker. Fur- year of its activity with a shift in role and emphasis. 3 p.m. The blessing and opening of ex11 ther details from Carol Zani, telephone 57 1886. tensions to Sacred Heart School, Thorn. Formerly known as an been founded when the Charles's Seminary, spirAt. St. Dominic's, Irmaloo, the Majellans will lie. institute of Sister forma- Church was leaning away itual theology; Father discuss "Confession" with the help of Father tion, this year it has been from scholarly forma- Christopher Ross, OSM, 6.30 p.m. The silver jubilee of Father 13 Daniel, Capuchin, at a meeting to be held on TuesCommunity, Lawrence Formosa parish priest of widened in scope to iri- times the balance was Servite day, March 20 at the home of Mrs. Marie Hunt, 5 Mandurah. The Archbishop. liturgy; clude four Redemptorist being restored with the Joondanna, Lilacdale St., Innaloo; Mass commences at 8 p.m. 11 a.m. The Archbishop will celebrate a Brothers among the 60 widening of possibilities Father R. McInnes, Re17 Further details from Kath Keating, 46 6514. Monastery, Pontifical High Mass in St. Patrick's applicants for its courses for religious Sisters and demptorist Brothers St. Dominic's first meeting for the year included this year. tei further North Perth, philosophy. Church, York, to mark the centenary of a Mass during which members offered household Sister M. Assumpta, A new departure also t hei r development the opening of the school by the Sisters appliances as well as the usual gifts of bread and this year is the inclusion through various courses St. Joseph of the Apparof Mercy. wine. of part-time students as of theology and other ition De Vialar Convent, 18 11 a.m. The annual festive Mass in honHilton, catechetics; Sr. Brother Mannion, Christian Brother, has been well as those attending specialised studies. our of St. Patrick in St. Mary's Cathed. Under a committee of Marie-Theres Ryder, e ral. The Archbishop. invited to speak to the Embleton Majellans on full time. Originally, the institute management representa- Our Lady of the Misschild psychology. The meeting will be held at the Confirmation, Lesmurdie. The Auxiliary 21 parish church-school on Tuesday, March 13 at 8 was formed to give a tive of all the major sup- ions, church history. Bishop. eriors of local Religious Father John Prendiyear of specialised religip.m. Further details from Shirley Marr, 76 6857. 24 The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council meets Orders, a faculty of nine ville, S. J. rector of St. Scarborough Majellans are making their next ous study courses to jun- members lecture in the at St. Charles' Seminary. Thomas More College, Sisters professed ior meeting open to husbands as well as wives in various a.m. The mass and procession in 25 10.30 subjects. Sculpture; Father Pat order to hear a talk by Father Michael Brown, from all the Religious honour of St. Joseph at St. Brigid's Father Michael Keat- Cunningham, editor of whose houses of Orders 0.F.M., on "The Teenager in the Home". The meetWest Perth. The Auxiliary Bishop. 7.3D ing is dean of the faculty The Record, dogmatic ing will take place on Monday, March 19, at 174 religious formation are p.m. Confirmation, Subiaco, The Auxiland lectures in moral theology, and Father West Coast Highway, Scarborough, commencing in W.A. ary Bishop. theolo gy. Barry Hickey, Director The fact that this year with Mass at 8pm. Other members are: 25 4 p.m. The opening of the new Rockof the Catholic Family sufficient The Old Aquinians' Association will hold its there was not a ingham Catholic school building. The Father Gerald Scott, Welfare Bureau, psycholjunior pronumber of annual general meeting at Aquinas College on C.M. Archbishop. rector of St. ogy. Wednesday, March 14 at 8 p.m. The business of fessed Sisters to mainConfirmation, gave Rivervale. The Archbishop. 28 the the meeting will be to elect a new president and tain the course committee of managesecretary. 30 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's ment the opportunity to Cathedral. The Archbishop. COri Stacey has been President for the past two look at the possibility of • years and is about to go overseas for 12 months; extending the range of the secretary, Peter Saunders will be retiring the course. from office because of business commitments. This year a wide range ‘1, of Sisters both in age CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE and occupation will be The most ambitious series of organ concerts course. the Meetings: Monday, March 12, Cathedral, 29 Vic- studying to be presented in St. Mary's Cathedral commentoria Square, 10.30 a.m., Maylands Parish Hall, 2 Because many of them ces with the first of five performances to be p.m.; Tuesday, March 13, Cottesloe, Parish Hall, 2 will have to combine given on Friday, March 16 at 8.15 p.m. p.m.; Wednesday, March 14, Bedford, Mrs. Frayne's their studies with other home, 4 Robinson. St., 1.30 p.m., Highgate Parish duties, the lectures will St. Mary's Cathedral was transferred from the Hall, 10.30 a.m.. Inglewood, 57 Third Avenue, 1pm. take place from 4.30 to organist, Annette Goerke, west gallery in the old VATICAN CITY (NC) — God's providence evenings three The C.W.L. Stall will be held in Wesley Church 7.30 p.m. will alternate with Fr. cathedral to its present gives meaning and value to all human suffering grounds on Thursday, April 5. The new branch at a week. Michael Wentzell, per- new position in the south Pope Paul VI told a general audience this month. Speaking at the intro- forming Dianella has held a first successful meeting. at St. George's transept. ductory meeting of Sis- Cathedral, Speaking to thousands cause, the principle of to give Perth Admission to the organ ters gathered at the loca- a in the Vatican audience rationality and science. full hearing in one sea- concerts which are being tion of the institute, St. "We are forced to live son of the full organ sponsored by the W.A. hall, Pope Paul, citing St. John of God Novitiate, Thomas Aquinas, defined and to think in darkness, works of J. S. Bach. Organ Society is S1.50 Subiaco, Bishop Quinn Mrs. Goerke's first con- per concert. Tickets can providence as the reason or in the shadow of hypospoke of the sacrifice in thetical and insufficient The Record apreciates the efforts of readers and that this would entail for cert will contain the be purchased at the of order. to provide a principles contributors to keep the paper informed of coming many religious Sisters in more popular and well door. added, he Providence, Season tickets explanation for our final events both at the parish and diocesan level. known pieces of the ($18) for the full series was the "reflection of the Because of printing schedules it is important for their effort to widen urgent search for truth." are things God thought on of available Bach repertoire: at Prelude either this information to be lodged early if it is to be of their religious competWithout God, man's and Fugue in D major, Cathedral offices or the and history. It is the ence through study. practical use. Playhouse. and mind and life were wraprationality, wise the Passacaglia and The editorial production of an issue commences The opening function good, clear yet hidden, ped in doubts, guesses on each Thunday, i.e. ten days before the Sunday Fugue in C minor, six on which it is read by the majority of readers. It was a Mass in the St. Schubler chorale prelpermeates all and imagery, leading in which the end to the "absurd, should be planned to have material at our office John of God Chapel con- udes and the Prelude things." celebrated by Archbishop by that Thursday. to scepticism, and to the and Fugue in G minor. Christians, he said, had false and desparate wisThe deadline for editorial copy is noon on Mon- Goody, Bishop Quinn and Annette Goerke coma, fundamental conviction dom of nihilism." day. It is not possible to guarantee the inclusion the priest lecturers of the that there existed an "inmenced her career in of material arriving after that time unless prior Holy Spirit Institute. But on the other hand, effable but true and per- he continued, if we adorgan playing at St. notice has been given to the editor or the matter I n his address, Archis one of extreme urgency. sonal providence that mitted that there existed Mary's Cathedral 17 bishop Goody referred to guides all, thinks of all a personal and creating years ago and her reputhe fact that throughout and which listens to us God, then we must contation has steadily grown the history of the Church all and loves us all." in Perth and throughout clude that there was in there had been a tension Australia through many between a purely intellecThe Pope's address was the world an order, a individual live and tual approach to the a continuation of a ser- directive thought, a knowbroadcast performances. The number of Irish teachings of faith and a ies of weekly sermon-like ing and dominating reaOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST She is at present missionaries now in Af- talks on the general sub- son why; that was proten atdnc yskfeaoor y'th rica, Asia and Latin AmCONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS vidence. tendency to forsake any acting-organist at the erica is 6,000, according ject of God's existence. Unive rsity of W.A. and is It was within the prointellectual formation in PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... to a report by the Irish 21 8151 the interest The Pope began by vidence of God that He of a life sole- a tutor in the music dep- Missionary Union. PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... noting that modern man had permitted man to 21 5304 ly of prayer and personal artment. was given two choices in choose between good and Since 1965 there has FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... dedication. Last year she went to _ 35 2602 He referred to the fact Europe for six months bkeen a drop of about regard to his belief in the evil, the Pope added. COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... _ 3 2655 that a good number of on a Churchill Fellow- 1,000 — mainly through existence of God. "God, in a lavish (gift) the Religious Orders rep- ship and studied organ lack of vocations and "If modern man does of His providence has resented before him had under the famous because of political for- not admit the existence conferred on pain itself French concert organ- ces at work in Africa. of God," he said, "we are its own usefulness, which ist, Marie-Claire Alain. 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Vatican planning dialogue with world religions

Pope's profound pain at loss of airliner

NEW DELHI (NC).—The Vatican is planning a dialogue meeting with world religions to be held in India in 1974 or early 1975, according toi msgr. Pietro Rossano, under-secretary of the Vatican Secretariat for NonChristians.

VATICAN CITY (NC). —Pope Paul expressed "profound pain" at the downing of a commercial Libyan jet airliner by Israeli fighter planes and denounced "every act of violence that strikes the lives of innocent persons".

On a recent visit to women were invited and riches of India," said India, Msgr. Rossano dis- many said that the sec- Msgr. Rossano. cussed the scope and nat- retariat was becoming "Western Christians, and above all the Catholic ure of the world meeting irrelevant. nonOne participant said Church, which represents with a group of Christian leaders and that the absence of non- half of Christianity all Baptist Christians resulted in the over the world, are very with Bishop In a telegram to the Aludartha of Jhansi, head meeting being "a bunch desirous of honouring Libyan Head of State, bishops' Indian of Christians telling each Indian religious traditof the Col. Moammar Khadadialogue commission. other what they thought ions, and we are willing fy, Pope Paul said; "PerPreparation for the the non-Christians were to know them, looking mit us to express to Msgr. for mutual meeting, saying." enrichment world . your excellency our proand said, be that meeting, would After benefit." Rossano found pain at the tragic Msgr. Rossano said on The secretary of the in two phases: attack of a Libyan air• Regional get-togeth- Vatican Radio that the Indian bishops' dialogue liner over the Sinai that Christians an was considerin secretriat ers for commission, Father Alcaused the loss of numatmosphere of prayer ing holding the next bert Nambiaparambil, erous lives." of principles the Moslem meeting "in study and said that the commission dialogue. world or in the Indo- would follow the directThe papal telegram governing or Asian ives and would co-operstated that the Pope • A "living together" Buddhist world." shares the grief of the ate with the Vatican in of religious leaders of The proposed dialogue preparing families of the persons the world pray faiths to different in India is audacious and meeting. killed, and added: "We • Father and study such themes difficult Peter O'Reilly (left), W.A. Norbertine Superior, with Abbotbecause Cathopray to God to grant the as the challenges to reAfter talks with several General Calmels, 0. Praem. lics and Protestants tovictims eternal repose modern the ligion in non-Christian religious gether in India are less and to give quick recovworld. leaders, Msgr. Rossano than three percent of the ery to the wounded." A scheduled dialogue said: "My first conclusion nation. with world religions planis that the reason is ripe, In closing, the Pope The 86 percent Hindu ned for a meeting of the said: "We repeat our majority is complacent everyone is expecting diaSecretariat for atican V logue, but some preparatcriticism of every act of NO-Christians last Octo- in its identity of national ory steps have to be violence that strikes the culture with Hinduism. ber at the Vatican did taken at various levels. lives of innocent pernot come off when three Moslems, constituting 11 sons and we re-affirm "Mankind is looking to of the four non-Christian percent live in a closed the need that respect for society marked by exclusIndia and many Indians speakers failed to show Abbot Norbert Calmels, 0.Praem. took advantage of his presence in human life must preivism. are looking to the West Australia up. for the Eucharistic Congress to pay a short visit to the Norbertine vail in the conscience of In addition, there was Buddhists and Sikhs are and at a Christian world. communities in W.A. individuals and peoples. numerically weaker than We need one another to some confusion at that Abbot Calmels is Abbot pected to have foreseen achieve our salvation and meeting of the secretar- the Christians. General resident in Rome every contingency that The Vatican, Msgr. Ros- to prepare a better futiat, according to some of the 2000 members of would present itself. sano said, wanted to ure. participants. the Premontratensian The Abbot believed that bring together in India There was a charge "The very state of in- Fathers and Brothers over its long history his from the floor that a religious leaders from dependence in which we who are "all over the Order had managed alpresentation of a paper other Asian countries live is pushing us toward world", according to the ways to stay close to the sent by a Buddhist auth- and Africa to make the a world community in Abbot. people, guiding and supority from Ceylon was dialogue international. which each will be a son porting them in their Speaking of his historic unfair; some male mem"We Westerners look of God and brother to lives. Order which dates from bers complained that no with envy at the religious his neighbour." On the Melbourne Con1120 when it was founded at Premontre by St. Nor- gress, the Abbot said that bert, the Abbot said that he detected a feeling of two general chapters had optimism. He was parti"opened the windows" to cularly impressed with a total renewal in the the work that had gone on in the parishes. present day. He felt that there was He said that the aim of a real brotherhood in the his Order was to preserve Church of Melbourne and a blend of the contempla- that it was manifesting tive and active aspects of the unity of clergy and SALISBURY (NC).—Widespread injustice based on racial discrimi- the life of a priest. laity that was so necesnation has caused the terrorism that afflicts Rhodesia, according to Bishop sary in the Church today. Facing the problems of Donal Lamont of Umtali. today, he said it was necPrevious Congresses, In a letter to the Sun"The evil of racial dis- He is branded forever. essary for his Order to the Abbot said, could day Mail, a Salisbury crimination is worse than He is wounded in the have a spirit of readiness have stressed only the weekly, Bishop Lamont merely physical volence", very depth of his human- to put itself at the dis- clerical aspect of the said that "such injustice Bishop Lamont said, "be- ity. posal of the Church Church whereas in Melmust first of all be honest- cause it attacks the more "Surely this is an un- wherever a work present- bourne there was a feelly attacked and eliminat- noble element in man, ed before anyone can the spiritual quality in speakable crime, to treat ed itself. The founder of ing that everyone was inanother human being as an Order could not be ex- volved. convincingly denounce him, that which distinthose violent acts which guishes him from the non-man, as less than his Creator meant him to Spring from it." brute beast. be, and to shut him out Recent attacks by black "It is an insult to his from the community simA frican guerillas seeking the overthrow of the unique personal identity. ply because his skin is White minority regime of It is a form of prolonged not white." A piggery demonstration farm to be set up in Rhodesian Prime Minister psychological torture, felt This kind of injustice, Ian Smith have killed and all day and every day. the bishop said, provid- the Mother Rosa Memorial Foundation in the wounded several people "From the moment the ed the acts of violence Barrio Santa Monica in the Philippines is to be and caused Smith to non-white child is born which we must all con- supported by Australian Catholic Relief with a order the communicable diseases temporary in Rhodesia he must face demn. grant of $4,300. 814 ALBANY HIGHWAY, Closing of the country's life with disadvantages and lengthen the lifetime farm will piggery The I t did not 400-mile border help, to point breeding capacity of the with under the law although VICTORIA PARK also incorporate an artiZambia. he had done no wrong. out that there was injus- ficial insemination centre boar due to regulated tice in other parts of the for the use of the stock services. world. 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Aborigines reject the Congress dissidents MELBOURNE (NC).—The dissidents who walked out of the Eucharistic Congress Aboriginal Conference had no support from the rest of the Aborigines attending, according to Father Hilton Deakin, an Australian anthropologist who was the director of the Aboriginal features of the Congress. "There was no at- delegates later visited is not identical with tempt to stifle construc- the Congress Press cen- that of the tribal Aboritive proposals or criti: tre to deny that there gine from the far north," cism of the Church," Fr. were any restrictions on he said. Many of the AborigDeakin said. 'There were their movements or that motions the Conference was "a ines at the Conference of hundreds were of the Murinbata coming from the 12 wor- sell-out." Dominic Kolumboort, tribe and live around kshops of the conference. All will appear in their spokesman, said Port Keats, an isolated that he was at a loss to Catholic mission in Austhe workshop reports. understand why anyone tralia's Northern Terri"None was censored. should call him "an ex- tory. They were here alI have gone through so for an aboriginal hibition nigger". most of the resolutions one thing, I Mass held at the Myer "For and would say that 50 Music Bowl. per cent of them are don't know what a 'nigKolumboort said that "For said. ger' is", he constructively critical of another, I don't under- Mass was an important the Church." stand what the walk-out event. Father Deakin said "It's culture," he said. is all about." that delegates from Abo"We had to show the riginal tribes were elecDissidents had said Aboriginal culture by ted by their own people that the Aborigines att- our dancing and tribal to go to the Congress. ending were "exhibition music at the Mass." The Congress planning niggers". He said that the "city committee and the AusKolumboort said that tralian Government had the dissidents were not Aborigines" did not have provided the transport from Aboriginal tribes their own culture. "They expenses to enable the in the north, but Abori- don't do what their Aborigines to attend the gines living in the urban grandfathers did before them." Conference. centres of Brisbane and A group of Aboriginal Sydney. "Their life-view In a related incident, Bishop John O'Loughlin of Darwin, told the Aboriginal Conference delegates that the Northern Territory wanted fewer "loud-mouth people" in Australia's southern States trying to help the Aborigines." He said that the problems of the part-AboriPHIPPS LL FIX IT! gines living in the cities RADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOP:, — SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — in the south were not IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS the same as those of i EW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE full-blooded Aborigines R ECORDS in the Northern Terri• OLD AND NEW: With a didgeridoo, which they used in the Congress Aboriginal tory. Special 12" Records, well known brands from liturgy, and an essentially modern instrument, a guitar, these Bathurst Islanders were "Those who claim to pictured before a rehearsal. $1.99 be part-Aborigine and or Give a Gift Token try to identify themwith full-blooded Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre selves Aborigines only confuse those in the north," the bishop said. "The partaborigines should iden434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK tify themselves as Australians rather than AbPhone 61 1270 origine. . . "However, it is a good thing for them to try to recover some of the Aboriginal art and culture P ARKERV1LLE AMPHITHEATRE to enrich their lives. I Premie-e. Performance Aborigines from Kununurra played a significant part in the historic Aboriginal liturgy that regard pan-Aboriginism w as presented for the first time at the Melbourne Eucharistic Congress in the Myer Music Bowl as a backward step." The sensitive nature Drawing heavily on the formed the dance, a culIt included praise to thanksgiving dance after of the whole question many years of experience tural form still used in God for having made Communion. by JOHN JOSEPH JONES was underscored when A feature of the Mass aborigi- rivers, mountains, kangaDirected by COLLIN O'BRIEN of Pallotine missionaries many traditional the opening conference nal societies. roos, goannas and birds, was the use of a chalice Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH 8th at 7.30 p.m. of the Aboriginal Con- in the North-West in their and for having sent "the made in the shape of a It will be repeated on the 9th, 13th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 22nd, An even more radical 23rd and 24th March at 8.15 p.m. sultative Committee, efforts to relate Christian sun to keep us warm and coolamon, a traditional A powerful story of a devout Cathol ic family of Italian migrants meeting in Canberra, un- prayer and practice more departure was the omis- the rain to make the aboriginal 'carry-all' veswhose vineyard is resumed and their fight to save it against town Responsorial animously protested a- closely to the thought sion of the grass grow and to fill the sel. planning bureaucracy plaited out througn the love of two young Australians. bout bishop O'Louglin's patters of the Aboriginal, Psalm. The language and waterholes." It was specially made thought form of the ADMISSION $2.50. Children Free — Pensioners 50c r emarks. for the Congress by Abothe liturgy at the Con- psalms as such was reDuring Communion, MAIL BOOKINGS TO: The committee sent a gress was officially ap- garded as being com- Port Keats Aborigines rigines from the PallotParkervi l le Amphitheatre, Parkervil le 6533. Phone 95 4269 tine Mission Station, near telegram to the Euchar- proved by the Vatican. pletely alien to the abori- sang several tribal songs, TOWN BOOKINGS — BOANS Broome. istic Congress headand the Port Keats childMAKE UP A PARTY —Concession price over 6 people $2.00 Aborigines ginal mind. Because Cardinal Shehan's vestquarters criticising the ren's choir sang a hymn. 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President Louise Sum- throughout North Ame- centre, Mrs. Summerhill merhill of Toronto said rica. gave the following dethat the estimate was Mrs. Summerhill said tails: based on preliminary rethat John McDevitt, sup- • 1,950 girls called for ports received at the reme knight of the 1.2 help and 514 appointToronto headquarters million member fraterna ments made; l from Birthright chapters organisation of Catholic • 158 girls dropped in and other pro-life coun- men, has pledged the K without previous appointselling organisations, of C's support to Birth- ments, and 28 wrote in such as Right to Life for assistance; right. groups. "Ihave received a beau- • 170 pregnancy tests Birthright has 200 chap- tiful information kit on were given without ters in the United States, the horrors of abortion. charge; two ill Britain and 37 in The material has been • 125 complete baby layCanada. put together by the ettes were given away: "Five years ago when I Knights and is being • Many cribs, baby caropened the service, peo- sent to all local K of C riages and furniture were also given away. ple would say that we councils," she said. • Two families who could do no more than Mrs. Summerhill, mot- couldn't afford to furnish skim the surface," she said. "Well, 100,000 babies her of seven, founded their apartments and Birthright in 1968 with clothe themselves, were is a lot of skimming." this credo: It is the right given furniture and clothBirthright is an inter- of every pregnant woman ing. national inter - denomin- to give birth. Central to Almost 6,000 girls have ational volunteer coun- that credo, she said, was selling service that tries her belief that "no wo- been counselled by Birthto provide an alternative man in clear conscience right in Toronto since 1968. to abortion. destroys her own." In the summer of 1971 It now lists among its Reporting on the 1972 Birthright was incorporactive supporters the performance of the or- ated as International Knights of Columbus ganisation's Toronto Birthright,

programme Each takes situations from real life and analyses them in the light of the Sacraments and Biblical themes. Programme No. 6 "The Stray" is a retelling in terms that are very much of `now' of the biblical Parable of the Lost Sheep It can be seen on Saturday, March 10 at am. and Sunday March 11 at 10.30 am on TVW7. Programme No. 5 "The Eucharist, Sac rament of Life" is a prize winning film that invites the viewer through sight and sound to recreate the meaning of the Eucharistic Mystery. It can be seen on Sunday, March 11 at 10 am on STW9.

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Programme No. 2, "Right here right now tells of the janitor who brings new life to tenants in an ageing apartment house; it can be seen on VEW8 (Kalgoorlie) and VEW3 (Kambalda) on Sunday, March 11 at 10 p.m.

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Try lo solve FROM ETTER L these 1 1. Eminent economist upbraids AUNT WIN

experts on population

Can you guess my riddles? Answers pat and neat? See if you can right aBoys, My dear Girls and way, sharing for and letters your for Then Aunt Win you'll Thank you about love. thoughts beat! ROME (NC).—What the world needs—according to one of the foremost experts on its needs your we talked of doing Lenten penance week —is more people. Colin Clark has brought this un orthodox message to Rome, now the very holy city Why is the letter "E" ast L be sure always to so unlucky? love of God. of the crusade for population limitation. for the right intention in n our minds — not sayBecause it is keep the prayers through habit or doing good out of cash and always Rome is headquarters ars of the Club of Rome per-capita rates of growth not economic," he assertalways ing our of the !United Nations group stated that each of productivity. ed. us. i n debt see and great others danbecause deeds Food and Agriculture person needed about an The 68-year-old econoAmong such sociologiger. about true love. He spoke about Organization * (FAO), acre of agricultural land mist, who now teaches cal factors he listed Jesus told us and Mary Magdalen. which says that people to survive. at Monash University in government age pensions Why is a loaf of bread the Pharisees Victoria, Australia, gave ( which remove the likeprayers four weeks old like a must stop reproducing long who said men were Clark maintained that Pharisees The so fast and titular see of half that land provided short shrift to notions lihood of a povertybesaid, it Jesus was but, mouse deeds, running into a and did good the Club of Rome, a "the richest kind of that the world's resources stricken old-age for childhole in the wall? cause others saw them. group of eminent think- American or Western were being exhausted. less persons), abolution Because you can see ers whose statistical European diet." He said Mary Magdalen, though a great sinner, loved its tail (it's stale). First, he said, the word of child labour, and a sincerely. She didn't look for praise. study, 'The Limits to the Club of Rome failed "resources" was widely desire for upward social truly and * * * Growth," a to note that a large part misused in this context, mobility of the children. forecast Pharisees. than the better was she said esus J What's the difference famine of food and a He summed up his and she little" loved "loved of the world's arable and should refer not only they between an Irishman glut of garbage unless Why? Because own position: "I'm very capable l and of was proto minerals and her. metals forgiven been had much as frozen to death, and a the world disciplines its much, the about ducing more than one ( which were depletable concerned We, too, have all been forgiven much. Let us, Scottish Highlander at propensity to produce crop and that pasture but wholly recyclable) quality of life. The worke the North Pole? people. overpopulated, then, love much and do our Lenten acts with love. land also produced food. but to "the principal re- isn't One is kilt with the Rome and London are love to in. I from rolling hear letters " I regret source," to say in which this the was hueep K cold, the other cold with He reported that one city of FAO," the mildman labour and human badly overpopulated, but you. Let me know how your Lenten acts are the kilt. member of the Club of many rural areas are mannered, British-born intelligence. are them, growing you in by how, * and * * going Rome, Japan's Saburo underpopulated. economist said, "that As for the possibility What is the most disGod's love. Okita, told him that the "What we're suffering FAO has given the world agreeable month for must be re- that the world's available from is not overpopulareport club's Write To: Aunt Win, a great deal of misinforspace would eventually tion but a very bad dissoldiers? written. Box 186, mation." become overcrowded by tribution of population" A long March. Post Office, criticized also Clark He was speaking to a sheer population, Clark Victoria Park 6100 He was asked why, if meeting of about 200 the Club of Rome's study predicted that the world's what he maintains is pollution as "treating for God keep you in His loving care. university students and population would con- t rue, most of the major incurable." He said reeconomists, including tinue to grow for the government agencies both liable American governFAO officials. next century and a half national and internationment statistics indicated "It goes 'back to 1950, that pollution could be but would stablize then. al declare the diametric Try to write a limerick, when (FAO director- cured at a cost of one The biggest popula- opposite day after day. Try, whate'eer your age, general) Lord Boyd-Orr He replied: "I cannot percent of the national tions would be in Africa, Then we all can read it, announced that two- product. Asia and South America, answer that since I am When it's published on thirds of the world was he said. an economist and not a "That's cheap, but we our page. hungry. He had confused psychologist. That is a "The factors which There was an old stoker two columns of figures," don't want to pay the control population question for the psycholocost. We find it easier to from Lee, Dr. Clark said. growth are sociological, gists." about So dirty and grimy was meetings polgo to During Lent, let us resolve to learn more ahe, "FAO later said that lution than pay taxes for bout the life and sufferings of Our Lord. That his mates washed half the world was mal- sewage treatment," he him clean nourished. I asked them added. Because St. Peter was "We have found the In the ocean so green, for evidence, and they That so close to Jesus, let's Messiah!" day Clark observed that And that's how we got said they would supply share some thoughts a- marked a turning point individual manufacturers the Black Sea. that later." Phone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 bout the Prince of the in his life. Clark said that FAO were reluctant to go Apostles, and we shall pollution broke on con2 LONDON COURT asked him for one of The Man Jesus, to also see how Jesus lived. trol while their compehis best men at Oxford whom Andrew brought WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ALL FOR titors shirked that cost. SAINT PETER University's Agricultural Simon, gazed long and GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. SPORTING Pollution was a control He was sturdy and searchingly Economics Institute, of upon the responsibility of local sunbronzed, with a cur- sturdy fisherman. "From Established 25 Years. which he was director governments—"not of naly, reddish beard and a now on you shall be callfrom 1953 to 1959, to tional governments and sparkling pair of eyes ed Cephas" He prove its previous statesaid at which took in every- last. ment that half the world still less of world governthing around him. His did not have enough of ments." "Cephas", means "rock" restless gaze usually fell Another target for ..3i111111111111111111111111111111111111111II1IIII11111M The Church the right food. in Malta, on the same simple sur- Another form of the word reputed to be the isClark's criticism was the interesting "The most roundings — a battered is "Peter". land's biggest landowner statement from FAO was British Writer Barbara HAMS • BACON boat, a mended net, a Simon Peter did not is to dispose of some of made by its chief econo- Ward's book "The Angry serious elder brother, a understand why Jesus its property following 2 - • COOKED MEATS mist (Walter) Pawley in 70's." Clark described it treacherous lake called had as errors," "a mass of given him such a a Vatican directive. SAUSAGES and 1971. He said that stateGallilee and the red tiland cited Barbara Ward's name, nor did he really ments made by FAO had Under a document course . . . of — ed roads of a city called care. assertion that food propublished by the local been much too easy for Capharnaum. CONTINENTAL duction in developing All he knew was that Pastoral Research Ser- people like Colin Clark countries was falling beSimon was a fisherSMALLGOODS to criticize." vices, the Church would hind population growth. man, and, as far as he there was something won- not enter into any new Clark's credentials as knew, he would be until derful about this strong, perpetual contracts a critic and as a construcContradicting Miss the day he died. gentle Man, and he wish- granting the use of land. Ward, tive economist Clark said are that forThen came the day ed to stay with Him and 401Miffamismatigam was People holding leases midable by almost any food production that his brother Andrew TME GREATEST NAME III = "substantially usually so quiet, rushed learn more about Him. of Church land will be standard. A chemist by growing smALLGoormituinumitilimanuffiumiiintiiiu training and an econo- faster" than population r encouraged to buy it. Up to Simon and cried: ( Continued Next Week) He mist by passion, referred Clarke his audience The Church is reported to own about 14.5 sq. was seconded to John to a publication of the miles of property on the Maynard Keynes in the Organization for Eco1930's when that im- nomic Co-operation and island of 122 sq miles. mensely influential Brit- Development (OECD) It derives about $140,- ish economist was doing called "National Accounts For an egg-shell picture, you will need egg 000 of its 8350,000 annshells, IS AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN YOU AND his work on underem- of Less Developed Counthin card or art paper, glue, poster paints and cloth. ual income from these ployment and govern- tries." YOUR FAITH. 1. Carefully wash an egg shell, holdings. ment expenditure. then crush it into! Clark Small pieces in a cloth. said that figures KEEP FAITH BY SUPPORTING OUR The document said the 2. Draw a fish on Dr. Clark himself in- in that publication showVatican directive was your card and cut it out. ADVERTISERS. 3. Spread some glue over your fish and carefully sent in a letter, but gave vented the economic con- ed that countries with stick the higher rates of populanational of gross pieces of egg shell on to it. no further details and cept 4. When it is covered with egg shell, paint on the did not say how much product (GNP), which tion growth had higher eYes, mouth and markings. has proved a useful statisland might be sold. tical tool and is one of the economic concepts best known to non-economists. He has been a consultor to FAO—for a while—and to the Indian governand Japanese ments. In 1954 the director of the London School of Economics, Sir Alexander Carr-Saunders, the author of a modern clasThis important new book from E. J. Dwyer sic on population probis designed to assist parents, teachers and lems, described Clark in catechists to prepare children for their First a private conversation Communion. The text includes all parts of FUNERAL DIRECTORS with this reporter as the Mass said aloud by the congregation. Richly coloured illustrations by Sister Rose "something like a genius." Offers to all Parishes a Service help children to follow the Mass more easily. He said Clark "is conThere are four pages of prayers and reflecembracing every aspect of the tinually tossing out ideas tions for children before and after Holy Funeral Rites for Cathol ics. other take men that can Communion, and a section on preparation up and develop." for the sacrament of Penance. Order now Our Chapels are at: from your church stall, religious bookseller Of the Club of Rome's or E. J. Dwyer. Perth: Cnr. Beaufort and study, "The Limits to Only 55 cents, plus postagc. ' Bulwer Streets Growth," Clark told his audience: Phone 28 8406 • "I think you must reFremantle: Phone 25 2225 gret the insult to your P.O. Box 492, Darlinghurst, N.S.W. 2010. Phone Sydney 211-4533. publication of the city by Claremont: Phone 3 2177 *Suggested retail price. such extremely erronJOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37 2304 eous information." EJD5624E

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Erst ordination centenary of the York Catholic school (The Record, March 1) contained Sir: The report of the Father Nicholas AnseIm Bourke, O.S.B. was "the first priest ordained in Perth in that claim the Cathedral." 1851 in the firstAnselm

B rotherwas born D.S.B. Bourke, September 10, 1835, on ordained in the Cathand became edral in 1858. He -General to Bishop icar In the company of the Minister for Education and Recreation, Mr. T. D. V 1887 and as Gibney in Bourke died Evans, and the Member for Albany, Mr. W. T. Cook, I was privileged to, Monsignor of West of inspect the many treasures lovingly cared for by the Benedictine Monks as parish priest of New Norcia. 1924. 2, June on Perth r was very impressed will enable the people of Such a project is ordainwith the artifacts and Western Australia The first priest to worthy of our generous Cathedral other precious objects, view these great treas.. support. ed in the first DonTimothy but I must confess that ures in a setting befittARTHUR TONKIN, was Father ovan, in January, 1849, when I was asked if I ing their historical and M.L.A. distinction would like to inspect the aesthetic worth. who has the Member for Mirrabooka. rst priest collection of paintings, I of being the fi first had no idea of the many ordained by the Cath- wonderful first the in ishop works of art • Pictured after their recent wedding in the Aquinas Chapel are Mr b edral in Perth. stored away. and Mrs Redmond Quinn. The groom is a former Aquinas student and is the son of Mr and Mrs K. Quinn of Applecross. The bride, formerly, In 1849, three bishops It is a pity that this were Sharon Stacey, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Con Stacey of Ardross. Mr Dear Sir, and this sole priest, attached to the Diocese splendid collection canMay I congratulate Violet Geaney (The Record, Stacey is retiring from the office of the Old Aquinians' Association after not be more suitably dis- February of Perth. 22). How right she was about devotion two years. The second priest or- played so that its real to Our Lady. dained in W.A. was Fath- worth can be appreciWhy has it fallen off? Councils to hear Our er Bernard Martinez, ated. Rarely do we hear any Lady's plea. advocate on her behalf. 0.S.B., who was ordained Also, why not bring So it is that my coll- Why? at the Benedictine Monthe Holy Hour and Beneven though most people and the church door did eagues and I congratuastery, Subiaco in 1857. These How few recite the ediction back? looked upon their church not shut tight, causing late the order that has So Monsignor Nicholas Rosary or even have Ros- are more important for building as valuable, old people to get chills. carefully guarded these the salvation of souls ary beads. Anselm Bourke was the Christian morals as neceA church not having an assets over many years and unity than in anything second priest ordained ssary, and the religious average Sunday attenand the committee that It would be far better else. the and Cathedral the service beautiful, they dance of 15 or 20 should has been established to for all of us who are MARTIN KEADY third priest ordained in still did not go to church. be closed, he said. It provide the funds which wrapped up in Church Victoria Park East this State. The many medieval would be cheaper and Father Patrick Gibney STOCKHOLM (NC) — churches in Sweden, he more meaningful to ardid not become Bishop "Fill them up, lock them, said, often were not range transportation to of Perth as mentioned in or blow them up", Luthe- beautiful or practical, another church. the same article. This ran Pastor Bengt Samuel- and sometimes excepSomething must be honour was conferred on sson said in article on tionally ugly and imprac- done about those churbrother, his elder priest empty tical. country's the ches that had only two Matthew Gibney. churches. In Overgran, he said, or three visitors a SunFather He accused Christians the pews were too narrow day. MARTIN NEWBOLD. of sitting at home and A most unusual musical show from Britain made the Perth Festival being content with the its first overseas stop last week. fact that services were The Madrigal Show spite of the clowning, the fairly well-known, and being held in the churches on Sundays. takes all its music and miming and the excellent madrigals by Weelkes. All this derives from texts from madrigals and singing of the group. But he also criticised written about the pageants or revels of the Custodian of National poems There really is no sub- Elizabethan times and 1600. Monuments for claiming stitute for fairly full there was a delightful that small and poor parthat demur The only texts in the programme freshness, redolent of the ishes should pay for exone might make against to the best out of obenchanting English pensive and unnecessary Catholics in the world such an interesting show scure works in foreign springtime, about the now number 659 million, would be that, in the church restorations. languages, particularly whole programme. according to the 1973 days of madrigals, you In Sweden, the Luthewhen modern Italians All in all, both halves TAKE THIS ADV/CE Vatican year book just didn't listen to them, you ran Church is a Governthemselves wouldn't be had perhaps very slight published. sang them. State ment-supported able to follow all the matter on which Seek the help and guidance of That is 18.4 per cent to base Church. Any of the gentlefolk text. a long entertainment but of the total world popuThere are more than The second half con- the ability of the singers lation of 3,589 million. who could not sing part sight was con- sisted of madrigals and carried it off very well.— 2,500 Lutheran parishes at music But, says the book, in Sweden (there are only much less verse, together with an H.T.G. the figures — for the sidered very 245 Catholic ones) with Elizabethan jig (a playUniversity Society year 1970 — cannot be than civilized. about 3,000 churches — THE SWIMMING POOL let not a dance), the The University Music most of them medieval considered 100 per cent of The programme CONSULTANT accurate because of the these young British play- whole being entitled "To Society's next evening structures. the Woods Fa La will La," a be on Monday, difficulty in obtaining ers divided into two long Above or below ground level Many of the country r eturns from the 'World halves, the first being de- kind of musical fete March 12 when the programme will be Schu- parishes are very small, of Silence' — China, voted to Festino nella champetre. WITH 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE the The material used con- bert chamber music by and because of Russia, North Korea, Sera del Giovedi Grasso TO BACK HIS JUDGMENT the Oriel Quartet. It will growth of urbanisation, sisted of Elizabethan include etc. AND ABILITY the "Trout" are scarcely populated. avanti Cena by Ban- verse, for the most part quintet. It gives the total of chieri. For example, Pastor SamPriests as 419,728, incluCONTACT HIM ON 25 9899 - 25 7978 uelssen's Overgran parThe clown comentator A /Hrs. 64 1899 ding 148,804 in religious whose role was to make ish near Stockholm has orders. 90 members. the meaning of the ItalThe number of priests ian clear touched on the Pastor Samuelsson said SWIMMING POOL SUPPLIES in Europe that even though parishes and North rarity of the piece—only PTY. LTD. gmerica had were small, the churches gone down nine performances in 350 26 WELLINGTON ST., PERTH. 6000 by 9.2 per cent and in years which enables us could be filled on SunA frica up days. by 26.1 per to cock our noses a little cent. in the air because this is VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Paul has He complained that Seininaries are listed the second time that we a nnounced that the Fourth General Assembly of have had the work in a the Synod of Bishops will be held in as 252,236, the Vatican brothers, 79,408, Perth—it was in October, 1974, to and nuns, 1,004,- Festival of discuss "Evangelization in course the musical main the Contemporary World." in the very first Festival Marriages: 3,305818 of Perth banquet in the The Pope's decision the Council of the GeneMixed marriages: 360,- old Adelphi many years was sent by the Vatican ral Secretariat of the Sy486. Baptisms: 15,916,112 ago. Secretary of State, Cardi- nod, the majority of the (including 1,120,381 adThe wit and the satire nal Jean Villot, to Bishop r epresentatives of Natults). largely missed us, in Wladyslaw Rubin, sec- ional Episcopal Conferretary-general of the Sy- ences indicated that a This is the only complete Holy Week nod of Bishops. three-year interval was Missal available for Australia and New The Synod of Bishops generally accepted. I NSIST ON Zealand. Edited by P. L. Murphy, it is a post-conciliar deve• the text of the Order of contains lopment which periodi- In his recent decision, Mass, the new Rite of Holy Week from the Pope accepted the cally brings together electhe Roman Missal • the Passion of Our ted bishops from around suggestion, but specified Lord, all Readings, Gospels and "Fit for a King" the world to discuss sel- that the next synod meetAlleluia Verses from the Lectionary ected subjects and make ing in 1974 would have • the musical settings of the responses L ADIES! their opinions and sug- the opportunity to again during Mass and all Holy Week AntiBuy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR gestions available to the vote on the matter. phons and Psalm tones • the Mass of Pope Paul VI • the Common texts for Pope. The subject selected Butchers Shops sung Responsorial Psalms and AlleThe past three synods for discussion by the 1974 Special luias. 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Trained by Norm By BERNARD JAY Multiplex pleasing featobvious for Fawcett MarDark favourite, the ridden and Constructions facwere there Harridan ures, tini, in the Handicap for three-year- by Lindsay Rudland, this tors in W.A.'s retention a public service (which, olds over 1,000 metres. filly convinced me she of the Sheffield Shield The troubled situation generally in radio beat to hard will very be and leads usually This fellow which augur well for r egarding football on television, it is charged all the way but the spee- next time she sports silk. the future of the game television appears to have to do), and under dy Dark Martini had too Like all horses purchased here. been adjusted satisfactor- the football publicwhich much pace in the early by building tycoon, John Who One was the enormous ily with the Australian have pressed for greater stages of the race but Roberts, this filly by PerB roadcasting Commisc overage of be can the classically which is Lyric e sian advantag Bilfine fought on like a matches gained by a youngish, fit sion and the West Aus- now have it. tiger to nearly nail her bred. tralian National Football team in the field. The right on the post. Bilfine It could well be DAN CUPID also from that should reward Peter Wat- Norm Fawcett stable and West Australian fielding League having agreed under the new arrange that the A.B.C. should son in the near future. ridden by Lindsay Rud- was always excellent and ment the televising of televise the last quarter f ootball will be DESERT APPROVAL land, made his debut in at times sensational . of one satisfact league match a to fair It seems hardly only rationalised in had his first run over a the second division of the re, Week. lation to the amount middle distance for quite Pagoda Handicap for two single out any player or of departthis In players This is a sensible ar- c overage given to a long while when he con- year olds and impressed other tested the Pioneer Han- when he finished third ment, but it was notice- rangement under which sports. dicap. Ridden by Ken behind Glenborn and able that many of the the A.B.C. is able to give Bradley, this black geld- Make Mine Violets. This great feats were performing by Desert Ore was al- gelding is a three quarter ed by young men who are ways well positioned and brother to Baguette and top class athletes — Macfinished just behing the will improve out of sight aulley, Young and Dupewinner, Royal Belinda with the "hit out". As rouzel are interstate footwhen the post was reach- John Roberts and his ballers, Charlesworth is p resents ed. Now that Ken Brad- wife have already pro- an Olympic hockey playley has gone overseas, it duced the unbeaten Miss er and Baker has played THE ANNUAL will not surprise to see Sunnytime and also own league football. Lindsay Rudland back in the well bred Weather Brayshaw, too, has ST. 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