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Rome speaks: warning on "errors"

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ROME. — In a strongly-worded document, Rome's Congregation for the Doctrine has warned against several current errors about the nature of the Church, infallibility and the priesthood.

• Trinity College students, from left, Phillip Edmiston, Kieran Dolin and Chris KowaId, all of Applecross, study printed material at the new Career Reference Centre in Perth, while in the background, Pat Lovatt ( left) and Frances McLaughlin, of Mercedes College, occupy the booth of an audio-visual projection machine.

Career reference centre Opens in Perth Trinity and Mercedes Colleges students were among the first visitors to inspect the new career reference centre in Perth, that was opened on Wednesday. The centre is an innovation in the youth programme of the Commonwealth Employment Service in providing an exploration centre for young people interested in professional and subprofessional services.

The centre is situated in Wapet House, 12-14 St. George's Terrace, on the ground floor and is set up as a self-service facility where students can browse and puruse their own interest in career information.

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In addition to copious literature, the centre has four booths set up with casette equipment for sound and visual description of careers. The centre will be open each day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the carpeting, easy chairs and bright decor are expected to attract the student to take their time at informing themselves. The officer at the new centre, Mr. Ben Driscoll, said that whereas the personal interviews that were available to students already through the Commonwealth Employment Service might average out at about 15 minutes each it had been found in other career centres that students were spending up to an average of three hours on a visit to a centre to do their own research on careers. He explained that although there was theoretically a very wide choice of careers facing a youth, the field eventually had to be narrowed to the youth's interests and capabilities.

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Another emphasis at the centre was on assessing the career potential as it affected the local conditions in W.A., even though for a number of professions training in other States would be required. The centre was opened on Wednesday by Mr. Adrian Bennett, M.H.R. for Canning. Among the guests were Brother L. B. Hassam, of Aquinas College, reprethe Independent senting Schools' Association and Mr. M. McGovern, representing the Parents and Fri ends' Federation.

In an effort to correct sacrament of ordination. misunderstandings on a If done by other persons, number of points of doc- the Eucharist is neither trine, the 19-page docu- lawful nor valid. ment restates: At the same time, the • Catholic teaching on declaration is not meant the oneness of Christ's to repress theological reChurch, made visible in search. the Catholic Church. It calls on theologians • The infallibility of give their attention to to the Church's teaching authe historical conditionthority. ing which may have influ• The permanent truth enced the expression of which dogmas of the the Church's dogmas — comprise the deposit of conditioning which is a faith. recognised for the first • The distinctive natime in such an explicit ture of the priesthood way by a document of the conferred by sacramental Holy See. ordination. The declaration defends All the points treated in freedom of theologithe been have the document subjected to query by ans to pursue their resome Catholic theologi- search free from suspicans in recent years. In ion, provided they keep cular, the doctrine within the limits of divine Perth's Catholic Croatian Community have parti of infallibility has COMP revelation, as authenticmade a chapter in Australian history as being under attack from Pro- ally interpreted by the Magisterium. the first migrant community to have their re- fessor Hans Kung. ligious service televised entirely in their own The document, issued It also points out that language. by the Sacred Congrega- the gift of infallibility tion for the Doctrine of does not come from new by The Mass was rethe Faith, and approved revelations enjoyed and bishops, corded last Sunday in and Pope 11, May on Paul by Pope Church, St. Anne's has obviously been drawn that they are therefore North Fremantle, and up in the light of such not dispensed from the will be shown on questioning, and bears need to study, with "apChannel Two this Sunthe title, "Declaration in propriate measures" the in day (July 22), at 11 defence of the Catholic revelation contained a.m. the Church both Sacred Scripture on doctrine The totals for the ProThe celebrant of the certain errors of and the living tradition ject Compassion Appeal for against of the Church. Mass is Father Wencespresent day." 1973 are slightly lower than the law Supuk, who came those for 1972. GUARDING TRUTH "INDIVISIBLE" to Australia two years The Congregation for The figures were released ago and has been rere declaration The this week by Father P. G. J. affirms Vatican II's teach- Doctrine entrusts the new siding at the presbyO'Reilly, Diocesan Director ing that the Church of declaration to bishops tery at North Fremanof Project Compassion, and Christ subsists, one and and all who share with tle, where he has built are printed in full on indivisible, in the Cathol- them "the task of guardup a strong Croatian of page 6. community Catholic ic Church governed by the ing the patrimony with Mass in their own Father O'Reilly observed Roman Pontiff and by the truth which Christ and language to help many that 48 parishes had in- bishops in communion his Apostles committed to of the recent migrants creased their contributions with him; successors re the Church." Priests and theologians, For last Sunday's and seven remained the spectively of Peter and because of the important Mass, the attendance same. the other Apostles. office they hold in the was almost too much This, he said, suggested It emphasises that be- Church, are also asked to even for the large hieris Church the cause had fallen that 52 parishes Church of St. Anne, archically structured, the consider the contents of off in their contributions. and the A.B.C. camera Pope and bishops who the document, "so that "While some parishes preside over the church all may be of one mind crews had all they were no doubt influenced by do so by divine institu- in the faith, and may be could manage keeping their own special parish tion, and that they share in sincere harmony with space free for their commitments, the down- in the infallibility of tho the Church." movements. says document ward trend by others is dis- Church by a title, inde The For the sake of Engturbing in that the message pendent of, though not that the Church is infalllish-speaking viewers, of Project Compassion may separate from, the uni- ible in matters of faith the Mass is introduced not be getting through to versal consent of the and moral morals. This, by Father Pat Ahern many people," he said. it says, is so when: who also comments faithful. 1. "The whole people of during the Mass. "The idea that sacrificial Moreover, the doctrines In addition, the readgiving replaces the previous covered by the infallibil- God unhesitatingly holds ings, prayers and the fasting legislation of the ity of the Church's teach- a point of doctrine perFather by homily Church must be kept con- ing authority are imrrwrio taining to these matters." 2. The bishops "scatterSupuk have all been tinually before people. Oth- from error. Even though provided in English erwise, a whole generation they may be limited by ed throughout the world subtitles, largely due of young people could historical conditions and but teaching in communto the efforts of Mrs. grow up with no knowledge language, they proclaim ( • Continued Page 5). Anne Stedul, who did or appreciation of self- the truth in an irreversthe translations and sacrifice and penance as ible way. was also organist for ON INSIDE PAGES part of their Christian comSuch doctrines do not the occasion. allow an interpretation mitment.5 Calendar which is different from 9 the one understood at the Children's World time they were formulat- Classified Advertisements ... 10 ed. The document also in- Letters 11 sists that the powers News In Pars proper to sacramental Sister M. Philomena The deadline for editorial copy is noon on Monordination cannot be dele8 Earle anticiis it if advised be should day. The editor gated. 12 Sport inpated that material will arrive after that timer, functions, Certain 8 o therwise the inclusion of copy cannot be guar- cluding the celebration of Theatre 8 the TV, Radio require Eucharist, the anteed.

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Thursday, July 19,

1973

Storm of protest in A priest explored Aid-giving countries question France over her the Mississippi benefits of donations alone 300 years ago Nuclear Tests

NEW YORK (NC). — A pontifical Mass on PARIS. — Catholic opinion here is generallly August 15, at Helena (Arkansas), will bring favourable to the British trade union boycott — to a climax the tricentennial celebration of Father Jacques Marquette's and Louis Joliet's in spite of the inconvenience caused — because voyage down the Mississipp i River in 1673. of French nuclear experiments in the South Seas. A group of 38 Indicome a missionary-ex-

The experiments are Seas we found that there ans from the Cherokee condemned by Catholics were two principal topics Nation, in North Carolina, will be on shore on moral grounds. The of conversation: holiday to greet the "exploring French Catholic daily, plans and the Tour de party" which began "La Croix," has openly France." the canoe trip on May manifested its support Other members of the 17 at St. Ignace, Michfor the decision of the expedition called attenigan, to commemorate international court at tion of the economic the tri-centennial. The Hague. evils of nuclear experiFather Thomas H. Sympathy is felt for ments. Clancy, Jr., and FathAustralian people the A doctor, who accom- er Francis J. Coco, who risk being the vic- panied them, said that, both natives of Helena tims of the after-effects as a result of harmful and both Jesuit prieof an atomic explosion. rays caused by detonat- sts, as was Father MarA priest, Pere Avril, ing bombs, leukaemia quette, will join Bishhas just returned from was on the increase op Andrew J. McDonexpedition to the among neighbouring pop- ald of Little Rock, Aran kansas, in celebrating South Seas. ulations. Mass. Three members of the Another priest, the Father Charles McFrench Chamber of De- Abbe Pierre Toulat, well Ereny, a Jesuit priest puties, together with known for his denuncia- who is portraying Marother public personali- tion of the atom bomb, quette in the re-enactties, joined him in visit- is taking part in a more ment, will be joined by ing the area in the South original form of protest. Monsignor James E. Seas where the experiO'Connell, of Little With like-minded op- Rock in concelebra ments take place. ting ponents of the experi- the Mass. Along with Pere Avril, ments he is sailing a boat Reid Lewis, a French they unanimously con- round and round the is- teacher from Illinois, demn the experiments. land where the bombs who plays the role of "Atomic bombs are the are detonated. Joliet, will sing a repmajor crime of contem- In this way they ren- ertoire of folk songs porary humanity against der it impossible for nu- before the Mass. Avril. Pere said itself," clear experiments to take Father Marquette "Yet many still regard place. was born in Laon, the atom bomb with pasAnd unexpected sup- France, in 1637. Shortsivity. port for these two ly after his ordination return to priests come from Brig- at Toul, France, in "On our France from the South itte Bardot! 1666, he decided to be-

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NEW DELHI (NC). — Aid-giving countries are beginning to ask whether their contributions to developing countries really benefit the recipients and voluntary relief agencies are seeking a new formula that will produce better relations between giver and receiver.

An Australian relief dir- ivan, was that while cam- here had set up Indian ector now visiting India paigning for donations Caritas to administer forsaid: "Aid agencies they had, at the same eign relief funds. thought that a sudden in- time, to convince their flux of money into un- citizens and themselves In the future, he added, Australian plorer and departed derdeveloped Catholic countries that people in a particu- Relief would not accept for the missions of would cure all the prob- lar country were capable appeals for aid from InNew France, Quebec. lems. of administering these dia and this would be "When the first Austral- funds. In 1673 he set out sent directly to Indian ian Freedom from with the French-CanaHung"I see aid-giving as a Caritas. After the funds dian explorer Joliet, on er collection was being sharing of resources," he had been used, an accounconducted, Australians said. "As a member of the expedition to exfelt that if they and all this global village, the ting would be asked for, plore the Mississippi the 'rich' nations gave earth, I see no reason chiefly for publicity in River. The expedition generously, no one in the why my treatment of a Australia. furnished proof that "We hope that this world would go hungry person a few thousand the Mississippi did not flow westward into the again." miles away should be any change will truly make The relief official, Mich- different from my treat- development a partnerGulf of California, but ael Sullivan, Australian ment of my neighbour a ship in progress and insouthward into the administrator of the Asia few houses down the crease the capacity of Gulf of Mexico. Indians to achieve goals Eight people, includ- Fund for Human Develop- street." He believed that men which they determine for ing Congressman Bill ment, said that "most organisations realise that suffering from poverty themselves,' he said. Alexander, will simutechnical asistance is ne- need to be given confiCanadian and Australlate the landing of cessary; but unless men dence in their ability to ian Catholic aid agencies Father Marquette feel they can grow as take control of their own have joined forces in when they arrive at an human beings, masters of lives. Australian Catholic Asian Fund for Human the Helena shore in their own developme nt Relief, felt it was "arro- Development to finance two canoes at 4 p.m. They will travel from and sharing in decisions, gant and presumptious" projects in 13 countries. then no amount of mater- to make decisions in SydWest Memphis where A committee of eight a pagaent is planned ial effort will achieve real ney on priorities of needs will select priorities, of liberat ion." i n India. the night before. which half the members The dilemma facing Especially, he added, donor agencies, said Sull- since the Catholic bishops will be from Asian countries. Lenten appeals will be launched in all 13 countries and foreign funds added to the collections. This way, Mr. Sullivan said there would be no need for the applicant to know where funds come from. U.S. Catholic Relief Services co-operates with Indian Caritas but keeps its own identity. VATICAN CITY (NC). — The Vatican has revealed that it has been From July 1971 to June protesting against killings such as those charged by a British priest — 1972, CRS distributed that Portuguese troops have been slaughtering Africans in Mozambique. cash and goods valued at The Vatican has also Father Hastings said have been punished $43,697,000. CRS feeds been seeking fuller in- that other villages when guilt was discover- 678,000 children daily and formation on the report- thought to be sympa- ed. benefits 1,577,000 adults ed killings from the Por- thetic to the anti-PortuIn July 1971, in Rome, in a regular programme. tugese Government, guese guerillas were the Father Cesare Bertuili, Last year it cared for which has been accused scenes of ghastly slaught- who had been the White 2,468,000 persons affected of brutally repressing in- ers. Fathers' regional super- by drought and war. dependence movements in Mozambique, Indian Caritas and inThose incidents oc- ior in its African territories cured, he said, in the charged that systematic dividual bishops do set of Angola and Mozamarea of Mucumbura be- torture and terror are the priorities for aid, but bique. tween May and Novem- the Portuguese regime's CRS provides the personThe Vatican Press of- ber of 1971. His inform- "arguments to convince nel to administer the proficer, Frederico Allessan- ation came from Spanish the blacks of Mazam- gram. Much of the aid is drini, said: "I can say missionaries in Mozam- bique to be Portuguese." given in "Food for Work" that the Holy He described the anti- projects such as road See. bique. building, digging reserthrough its representaThere were no journal- terrorism activities of tive in Lisbon, has severthe Portuguese as "piti- voirs, well drilling and ists for hundreds of housing. al times made approach- miles and the victims less." "It spares neither es for information and know women nor children in No stigma is apparentno European to express anguish." The lan savage mas- ly attached to receiving guage; but the Span- frequent bishops of Mozambique ish missionaries in the sacres as that in Mucum- aid in such programmes had intervened. area obtained detailed bura early in May," he since the recipient contributes to his own developThe charge of "geno- information and them- said. The White Fathers, one ment in the work done. cidal massacre of people selves buried many of of the Church's major in villages" was made by the victims. However, as Father missionary congrega- Aloysius Fernandez, dirFather Adrian Hastings Two of the Spanish tions, had ordered all 40 of the College of the As- priests, Fathers Martin of its missionaries in ector of Indian Caritas, cension in Birmingham, Hernan acknowledges: "There is dez and Alfonso Mozambique to leave little doubt that the polEngland, in an article Valverd e, who had at- there in May, 1971, on surroundpublished in The Times tempted to protest and the grounds that the Por- itical climate of London. ing aid from abroad is publicise the killings, tuguese regime, while heavy with disillusion and Father Hastings, who were arrested in Decem parading as the Church's distrust." frequently writes in the ber, 1971, and had been protector, was really exGiving is always deliCatholic press about his held without trial since ploiting her and ob- cate; it can do more harm work in Africa, said that then in Lourenco Mar structing her apostolic than good, depending on on December 16, 1972, ques, capital of Mozam- action for social justice. how it is done. Portuguese troops bique. slaughtered more than The Spanish Society for .4^#4,11,4411,1PM , , 400 men, women and the Propagation of the children in the village of Faith in Madrid reported Wiriyamu. last November that the He said the villagers two priests were awaitwere believed to have ing trial and had been helped Frelimo, the charged with "organising Mozambique Liberation demonstrations in favour Front, which has been of Mozambique's indewaging guerilla warfare pendence, and with desince 1964 against the nouncing alleged massacPortuguese troops in an res of men, women and Ballarat diocesan consultors have decided effort to gain independ- children at Mucumbura that the Diocese should try to keep its present ence. during a campaign by comm The priest charged that the itment of two priests on loan to overPortuguese army defenseless villagers against guerillas." seas missions. were shot one by one The British Prime Minafter they had been herd- ister, Mr. Heath, angrily It was also decided He will replace Fr. ed into the that priest's volunteering Damien Heath, who has village rejected Labour Party square. Neither women leader Harold Wilson's for this work should be spent the past six years nor children were spared demand in the House of released for terms of in Chile. systematic execution and Commons that he repudthree years for work in Fr. Murphy will atonly a few villagers es iate the massacre report New Guinea and five tend a language school caped in the darkness. years for South America. in Chile soon after he or cancel the scheduled "There is no compar- visit of Portuguese PremThey are then expect- arrives there. ed to return .to work in able episode on record ier Marcello Caetano. The second Ballarat the diocese at the end of Diocese priest working in the history of 20th In Lisbon, Caetano's their term overseas. century colonialism in government overseas, Fr. Brendan denounced Fr. Peter Murphy, of Smith, completes a threeAfrica," the priest said. Father Hastings' report, Hamilton parish, is to be year term with the FranHe gave the names of but admitted that some released for a five-year ciscan Fathers at Lumt, more than 130 people, "rare" atrocities may term with the Columb- in the New Guinea diomany of them women have been committed by ans in Chile from the cese of Aitape, in Feband children, who, he Portuguest troops in beginning of September. ruary next year. said, had been killed by Portugal's East African troops. territory. "Offenders

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Archbishop onKarate],Report Archbishop Rush, of Brisbane, said last Sunday, that he remained deeply uneasy about some of the possible implications of the Karmel Report.

••••-• Last Friday night at a parish social gather-

ing, the retiring parish priest of Applecross, Father Albert Lynch, announced that the Archbishop had appointed Father Rodney Williams to be priestin-charge of the parish of Applecross. Father Lynch will continue to reside in the parish and to be of assistance as the occa-

lion may require.

D eacon David O'Brien resides in the parish and divides his ministry between the parish of Applecross and other diocesan duties. 11 Pictured above is the chairman of the Applecross parish council, Mr. Bill Huxley, making a presentation gift from the parishioners to Father Albert Lynch, prior to his trip overseas. Next to him is Father R. Williams and Deacon O'Brien.

Priest, a theology teacher, sacked for views on abortion MUNICH (NC). — Father Norbert Greinacher, of the theology faculty of Tuebingen University, was removed as a consultant to the West German Synod, because of his views on proposed legislation that would ease restriction on abortion. At the recent Social tion, expressed support The action was taken by Cardinal Julius Doepf- Democratic party confor the government posin ner of Munich, president vention Hanover, ition but also said he of West German Bishops' Chancellor Willy Brandt favoured adopting every C onference. defended the abortion possible measure to probill and said that, al- tect unborn life. The proposed abortion though his party favour!egislation would allow ed the measure, "everyThe German bishops a pregnant woman, in the one must follow his con- and Catholic other first three months of her science in matters of this groups have strongly oreg,n2ncy, after consul- kind." the abortion opposed tation with a physician, Bill. He also stressed that without any restrictions, whether or not to have the government did not Feeling that Father want to "issue orders an abortion. Greinacher's remarks at to or to women either the Social Democrat conThe Bill would also al- physicians to resort to vention were favourable low voluntary sterilisa- abortion or to force to the abortion Bill, tion without any restric- Christian believers to go Cardinal Doepfner said it tions. It was proposed counter to their moral was "unbearable that a by the ruling Social laws." moral of professor Father Greinacher, also DemoDemocrat-Free theology should publicly the at convenspeaking crat coalition. oppose views held by the bishops in regard to so important a question" and that he "ought to abide by Church discipline." At the party's convention Father Greinacher also urged Catholics to overcome their traditional hesitancy about supSocial the porting Democrats and to cooperate with the party in a real partnership.

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The bishops have been taking a neutral position, as Herr Brand t, and the Social Democrats have made an effort to make peace with the churches themdissociate and previous from selves Marxist anti - religious positions.

The report, by an inAbout six per cent terim committee for of the 2,190 non-Govthe Australian Schools ernment schools in Commission, chaired Australia would fall by Professor Karmel, into this category. was tabled in Federal said Mr. Beazley Parliament on May 30. many millions of dolRush lars would be granted Archbishop was speaking at the to non - government the opening and blessing schools under of a new library, ad- Karmel report. block, ministration greater said He laboratories "weight" was given to science paviland sporting schools with the greations at the Marist Col- est need in both the lege, Ashgrove. State and independent After describing the schools systems. report as a scholarly, "I believe that this painstaking and hu- is an exercise in social mane document, he justice," Mr. Beazley said he wished to em- said. phasise that his conHe said he could not cern was related to its potential implica- say what schools if ell tions rather than to within the class "A" specific recommenda- category, but he said the Marist Brothers tions. College certainly Rush Archbishop would not be in that paid tribute to the group. Federal Minister for the Proposals of Education, Mr. Beazley, who was present Karmel Commission on the platform, as a would carry through a man who had trodden revolution in educathe tortuous road of tion, he said. Abolition of universpolitical life with his integrity unimpaired. ity fees from next year would create a revoluHe said it was de- tion in accessibility serving of comment without necessarily in300 boarders volving a revolution that were included in the in quality, Mr. Beazley college enrolment of said. 1,000. He said the Council "I question the pre- fof the Defence of sumption that there is Government Schools no longer any use for (DOGS) had claimed boarding schools," he that the Federal Govsaid. ernment was to give said Mr. Beazley S150 million to the there was no sugges- Catholic Church. tion of hostility in the The money would Karmel Report to "A" not in fact go to the class schools. Church but to instituAn "A" class school, tions concerned with was explained, he the education of Ausone which 'at present tralian children, who has greater resources were all entitled to than other schools will adequate educational have after the Karmel facilities. dose has been repeat( *Minister replies ed twice over in a sixto critics page 6). year period."

Catholic and Protestant seminaries linked

MELBOURNE, Protestant clergymen and seminarians may now take some courses at Melbourne Catholic seminaries as part of a new theology of bachelor programme. in Catholic College Clayton and Yarra Theological Union in Box Hill, a co-operative institution in which six Religious orders participate, are the two Catholic seminaries involved. December, the Last Victorian State Parliament authorised the Melbourne College of Divinity to grant the degree and allowed the Catholic Church in the State to affiliate itself with the college. Father Redemptorist Humphrey O'Leary, president of Yarra Theological Union, predicted "a great increase in collaboration between Catholic and non-Catholic theologians." He said that he hoped that the "envisaged close contact in study between of various clergymen churches will lead to more mutual sympathy and understanding." Oblate Father Austin Cooper, rector of Catholic College, called the step "a major turning point ecumenically." The united Faculty of Theology in Parkville, in which the Jesuits have combined studies with other churches, will be a third Catholic institution offering the bachelor of next theology degree year.

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"Unity in diversity" NEWS IN PARS seen as a key to role of parishes MAJELLAN GROUPS

The guest speaker at the Morley Majellan meeting will be Sister Helen from the Dominican Confirmation, Victoria Park; the ArchConvent, Bedford, on the topic "Ways and Teachbishop. Confirmation, Osborne Park; the ing of Religion." The venue is the home of Mrs. Auxiliary Bishop. Margaret Aendotti, 29 Valentine Avenue, Dianella, Confirmation, Norseman. The Auxiliary on Monday, July 23, commencing with Mass at 8 25 p.m. Bishop. For further information ring Jo Ahern, on 76 6295. The Archbishop will say Mass at Loreto 26 Father Ronan Kilgannon, 0.F.M., has been infor need the The Diocesan Pastoral Council to develop a diocesan vited by the Applecross Convent. Majellans to talk on the 10.30 a.m. Confirmation, Lynwood. The mentality was expressed during a recent retreat attended by councillors. subject "What Makes Us Tick?" 29 Attention is drawn to the change of night. InArchbishop. At the Movement for a ishes could use the D.P.C. It was considered also stead of the usual Thursday, it is Wednesday, July 3.30 p.m. The Archbishop will visit the Better World retreat, they productively by sending that the sharing of man- 25, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Harrington, 713 Stella Mans Club on the occasion of discussed their ideal in noteworthy reports to power, equipment and Canning Highway, Applecross, commencing with postleship of the Sea Sunday. A church of the future and proper diocesan depart- buildings, could also be of Mass at 8 p.m. For further information ring Monica Pitts, on tried to see their roles in ments or to the D.P.C., use to the whole church 64 3881. attempting to achieve and inviting reactions. Zone meetings of par"Current Nutritional Topics" is the subject to this ideal. "Our 'Father's business' ish councils could also be presented by Mr. Allen Borushek, a medical help in this sharing. dietition, to the Floreat Majellans at a meeting The chairman of the is the concern of the "From these meetings, commencing with Mass at St. Cecilia's Church, council's executive, Mr. whole church and not of Jack Shanahan, said this fragmented groups work- there could result a wid- at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, July 26. For enquiries, ring Wendy Juracich on 85 9229. week that many council- ing without any real re- er view of the Church lors considered that there lationship to one another. concerned for all men.' 450 HAY STREET — PHONE 25 9088 Mr. Shanahan said. was often a narrow, par"The D.P.C. could be an "Team ministeries are ochial attitude on the integrating group that an interesting attempt to CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE part of some Catholics. could more effectively develop a united body of This tended to cloud a issue the challenge Social committee members of the Catholic $1.20 per 100; $1.44 posted of the people, clergy, Religious diocesan or whole church Gospel Women's League are requested to be at headto the world." 60c per 50; 78c posted and lay people, integrated quarters around 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 25, mentality. Parishes could play a bigger part in the Mr. Shanahan said that and co-ordinated and all t o prepare room for luncheon. Delegates to national conference in Sydney durdevelopment of the whole councillors had consider- going in one direction todiocesan church. ed the question of the wards living the Gospel ing September next are Mrs. P. Downey and Mrs. L. Flaherty, of the Bunbury diocese. Proxy dele"Councillors realised pooling of financial re- spirit of Christ." He said that the think- gates are Miss. I. Palandri and Mrs. K. Niven. that diversity must exist, sources. One parish counMrs. Boswell will be the workshop discussion For inclusion in the Mass timetable that will but that there should be cil had already raised ing of councillors could leader. appear in the issue of August 2, details of times unity in that diversity," this matter with the be summarised in the Tuesday, July 31, is Fellowship Day, which this of Masses on Sundays, Saturday Vigils and he said. D.P.0 in the terms of ideal stated by one group year will be held at the Church of Christ (Christ— "Perth weekdays after 10 a.m. must be in the hands of should be a liv"This unity will be the parishes who had crippian Centre), Beaufort Street. Members are advised the editor IN WRITING, signed and dated for true unity of Christ. ling debts being helped ing, loving Christian com- to take their lunch, as after the service, there will reference, by noon Monday, July 23. munity." be a talk, then a discussion and summing up. "It was felt that par- by others. A conviction was needed of the value of the community as a way to GERALDTON AUXILIARY God. In such a community The major raffle being conducted by the St. all people would have a greater Christian love for John of God Geraldton Hospital Ladies Auxiliary is selling well .Proceeds from this raffle will be others and would be in- used to pay for the second anaesthetic machine volved in living Christ's that is already in use. love. The next meeting will be held at the Hospital ion with the successor of terpret them correctly" there in the propositions Although the congregaThe Church would be- on Wednesday, June 25, and any lady visiting Peter present a doctrine they were always suit, that the Church's magis- tion did not attach any come to all a sign of Geraldton is welcome to attend. to be held irrevocably." able, and "the meaning of terium (teaching author- names to the teaching it Christ's love and the sign A talk will be given on muscular distrophy. At 3. "The bishops by a dogmatic formulas — re- ity) teaches to be held criticised, many of the of Christian hope to all the last meeting, members heard of work being done for pensioners and others by the Good Neighcollegial act (as in ecu- mains ever true and con- irrevocably, as also in the criticisms were apparent- mankind. bour Council and the Citizens Advice Bureau, menical councils), to- stant in the Church." unhesitating assent of the ly directed at Swiss-born He said that councill- which was established in Geraldton recently. gether with their visible • The congregation People of God concerning theologian Fr. Hans ors felt that the M.B.W. head, define a doctrine to condemned the following matter of faith and Kueng, director of the retreats soon to be introbe held;" or ideas, saying that they morals." Ecumenical Institute of duced into the Archdio4. The Pope speaks "ex- cannot be held by CathA day of information on the life and work of a To believe "that dog- Tuebingen University in cese could prove a powcathedra, that is, when olics: Tuebingen, Germany. erful means of developing lay missionary will be held at the Redemptorist matic formulas ( or some Monastery, Vincent Street, North Perth, starting — through his supreme "To Imagine that Fr. Keung's 1970 book this spirit of community. at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday, August 5. The day will apostolic authority he Christ's Church is nothing category of them) canI t was hoped that all pardefines a doctrine con- more than a collection not signify truth in a "Infallibility? An Inqui- ishes would participate include talks by ex-lay missionaries, slides and discussion groups and will conclude with Mass at cerning faith or morals to ( divided, but still poss- determinate way, but can ry" is being investigated fully in thes retreats. 6.30 p.m. be held by the universal essing a certain unity) of only offer changeable ap- by the congregation, and proximations to it, which a more recent work of Church." churches and ecclesial to a certain extent dis- his, "What is the Priest to Other points in the doc- communities." tort or alter it." do?" questions the necesument were: "To hold that Christ's To hold that "these sity of sacramental ordin• Dogmatic formulas Church nowhere really — official statements of exists today and that it formulas signify the truth ation for the exercise of esential beliefs — may be is to be considered only only in an indeterminate the priesthood. incomplete and depend as an end which all way, this truth being like While the Vatican decon the circumstances and Churches and ecclesial a goal that is constantly laration did not use any conditions under which communities must strive being sought by means names, the Vatican press of such approximations." office referred to "some the expressions were to reach." f ormulated. They may not "To see in the Church The Vatican congrega- ideas by Hans Keung" in have the same suitability merely a fundamental tion also condemned the its notes accompanying for communicating the permanence in truth practice of Catholics at- the declaration. truth at all times and which, as some assert, tempting to perform the The press office also places, it says. But, it could be reconciled with eucharistic sacrifice with- said that this declaration adds, "to those who in- errors contained here and out priestly ordination. marks "the first time, at least in such an explicit way," that "a document of the Apostolic See" has r ecognised the historical •• . c onditionings that may have had an influence on the expression of divine r evelation. Savills 26,000 ton one class British Liner. 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Thursday, July 19, 1973

How money is spent Beazley answers critics on independent schools aid * Many are the uses to which money subscribed to the Project Compassion P:lpeal are put by Australian Catholic Relief. Below are some of them.

A frican drought relief

"If you believe that the Press carries all the relevant comments that are being made about the Interim Committee Report (on Federal aid for schools), you might be under the impression Australian Catholic Relief is making a donation of $5,000 to Caritas that the only point worthy of comment was the Cabinet decision to temporarily cease giving International, for drought relief in Africa, where hundreds of thousands aid to about 6 per cent of independent schools." of people are suffering starvation.

"It has been bloodless strings These words were used There a group of boys attached,' alAnnouncing the grant, food into the devastated and a similar amount for cricket on —though not wordless," though the only strings played floods and typhoons in by the Australian Ministhe chairman of Austra- areas. which had been attached cracked asphalt with a he added. ter for Education, Mr. ilan Catholic Relief, ArchAustralian Catholic Re- Flores in Indonesia. 'The dogs of war were were those designed to slope of 15 degrees Gleeson Beazley, at the AustraArchbishop bishop Gleeson, of Ade- lief has also made a rapParty Federal with wickets painted barking when we first direct the money to the laide, said it was being id response to calls for said attention had also lian Labor announced proposals to needy areas, the disadSurfers' the school wall." at on conference drought paid to the made in response to help in national distress been government secthe States of the vantaged schools. relieve "A Paradise. Pope Paul's appeal for in other parts of the situation in India, to "But this attitude was ondary school where financial burden of ter"At a time when the CathoAustralian which special assistance. world. made one of the building was old tiary education and they quickly smothered by Government Freedom Relief and added lic Paul has Pope and cramped and play- barked 'centralism and the Tasmanian Minister As well as the $5,000 from Hunger had made the most dramatic eduhis plea to that of the bureaucratic for Education, Mr. Neiland ing space totally inade- takeover drought re- special grants. decisions cation director-general of the donated for quate. Of 183 families control and destruction son, who argued that A.C.R. has In the Island Flores in c ommitments in the hisUnited Nations Food and lief in Africa, in the of local initiative.' grants for Indonesia it is believed tory of the Commonrepresented Victoria and New South Agriculture Organisation, also made "They were heard most Wales were getting a disand pro- that 1,500 people died in wealth—a decision to disschool, only 47 had Dr. Addeke Boerma, urg- drought relief to help severe storms and tidal tribute almost S700 milAustralian - born par- loudly in New South proportionate share of ing the world to save vided money $188 of Academic achieve- Wales, Victoria and the committee's recomeffects and ents. the schools overcome for lion the which swept waves face those people who eduin was generally re- Queensland, but when mended allotments becatastrophes teacher ment for natural million Flores Sea at the end of starvation because of the tarded and art had the Pavlovian reaction cause those two States other countries. April and beginning of cation over 2-.1- years and drought. disappeared ceased and reason re- had a disproportionate largely The disaster has a commitment to aid the Dr. Boerma has asked It has given S3,500 for May. inarticucurriculum turned there fell a sil- number of disadvantaged from the the and needy Minrelief in been revealed only just donor nations for $15, drought suffered because half the stud- ence. schools. 000,000 for the purpose danao, in the southern by an Australian priest late who have ents had not paid the "At the Premiers' Con"If these States were for so long—most public requesting also airlifts of island of the Philippines working in Flores. subject levy necessary ference, the Australian not prepared to spend c omment centred on a to secure supplies." Government's initiative the money so allocated possible 140 schools with a volume of resources in "This is the state of was accepted and most in the areas where it was now education in many of it will come into force most required, South To meet the problem of children reaching the end of their primary their continuing useInterthe exceeds which too many on January 1. Some, in- Australia and Tasmania schools — school education and who cannot be admitted to secondary schools or im Committee's 1979 tar- schools—in Australia in cluding teacher educa- would press for Federal who are too young to go to vocational school and work, the residents of get," he added. tion, action commenced funds to be distributed 1973," Mr. Beaziey said. Hohola, a suburb of Port Moresby, have taken remedial action of their according to population " Across the nation are "These are the condi- from July 1 this year. own. "Likewise with the in- or schools or some other about 9,500 schools and tions w.nich are retardThe Hohola people area are employed, the nearly four years and is the majority of these will ing intellectual growth, itial reaction to the In- basis. have formed a Youth De- wages paid to them are well known to many of receive significant aid "Since then the critics, stunting achievement, terim Schools Committee Association inadequate in terms of the children who will at from the Australian Govvelopment destroying satisfaction— Report. The Victorian not known for their reand plan a centre with the high costs of food tend the Centre. ernment, in most cases in effect, making schools Government pressed for ticence, have been silArrangements are also aid many times greater staff consisting of a and lack of opportunity a prison and education a block grants with 'no ent." trained nun and two in a large town to grow being made to have the than they have ever besentence. men plus voluntary help- vegetables in the tra- services of a Papua-New fore received. "These are the condiditional way. Guinean skilled in carvers. "Of this 9,500, at the tions which we inherited and woodwork families experiMost ing and cent, per 1.5 or most 140, W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS The object of the assoon December 2. These ciation will be to help ence great difficulty in also of a religious Broth- will experience suspenPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS we are conditions the are arts. manual sion of Australian Govwith pre-vocational in- providing for basic needs er skilled in to destroy . . . pledged will Certified staff West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and voluntary extra obligations, the Other and the after aid ernment struction, extra classes, "In their concern for General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. recreation, sewing, sim- imposed by the need to be brought in according end of this year. independent Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255Z, 49 2095 "What are the values A classified ple woodwork, craft educate their children to the programme. the Press forgets schools, will be resources to The centre strain their are what society; our of 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. work and adult classes the utmost. The bread- available to children of the priorities of Austra- that more than 85 per at night. winners of Hohola are all denominations and one tiny, select cent of the children from To assist the project, employed largely in lab- will be drawn from the lian when schools where, those schools will attend of group Australian Catholic Re- ouring positions. surrounding areas — the in the words of the re- universities and receive PILGRIMAGE TO FATIMA lief is giving S5,000 from A full-time director of majority being past pup- port 'Government aid the benefit of major supDeparting Sydney 28th September returning 4th 1973 Project Compassion the centre has been se- us of the Sacred Heart taxpayNovember, 1973. Bed, Breakfast, Transfers, and cannot be justified in port from the for this centre. cured — Sister Petra and the Hohola Demon- maintaining or raising ers." Return Air. $ 1,448 each in a Group, $1,542 Pri mary standards beyond those Although many of the Pattemore. Sister Petra stration Already expenditure of individual. Visit shrines throughout the world in people living in the has taught in Hohola for Schools. Rome, Pompei, Assisi, Fatima (13th October), which publicly supported about S1,000 million for hope to education had been apParis, Lourdes, Walsingham and Guadalupe. Also schools can tours in Singapore, Athens, London, Mexico, etc. achieve by the end of a proved by the Governreceive more ment, he said. Much of decade'; Australian Catholic Relief has voted $2,000 for the purchase of a public attention and con- this money was already FOR RIFLEMEN utility truck to be used by the people of Yakamul and Paul villages in the cern than the 98.5 per flowing to the States. 6th Papua New Guinea Queen's Prize Meeting More would follow as the in Port Moresby 15th and 17th September, 1973 Aitape, West Sepik, district of New Guinea. cent? development bad are how of — Group of both shooters and non-shooters deof Aitape also with "Just pace east The truck, which was the local people in the parting Sydney 14th returning 18th September. some of the schools quickened and education requested by the ULAU area had driving licences. a new road. throughout $260 each, bed and breakfast, return air and The two localities pro- which have been ignored authorities Catholic Mission, will be Small charges for the prepared to t ransfers with clay tour to Kokoda Track. used for the transport of transporting of persons duce copra, sage, coffee by the critics in their Australia Ask for rates from your capital city produce to the Aitape and goods will be used to and local vegetables for comment to represent channel the tidal flood of market and will also keep the vehicle in good the Aitape market. As the A.L.P. as having op- finance into the parched ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TRAVEL schools. yet, they have no truck position to any child?" serve to convey the sick order. months six Beazley gave the first Mr. these I n or tractor-trailer. G.P.O. BOX 3711, SYDNEY 2001, N.S.W. to hospital. The application says The people are deeply examples from the Corn- of this year there had Please send me details of Pilgrimage El New Guinea El In making the applica- that a total of 1,250 concerned about meeting mittee's report: been the start of a revoltion to A.C.R. for the people live in the two local government tax and "A boys' high school ution in education — NAME funding of the vehicle, areas — Yakamul village school equipment tax. in an inner suburban equal possibly in signifADDRESS the Bishop of Aitape, Bis- with a population of 750 Store prices for food and area where the build- icance in the long run to hop William Rowell, said is almost 30 miles from clothing have risen and ings were old, poorly Australian history as the that the truck would gen- Aitape with a new road, old people are often maintained and equip- industrial revolution was erally speed up economic and Paup, with a popu- hungry. School children ped, the yard small to Britain and the green development. 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Thursday, July 19, 1973

"Christian.s will not be silent" on Soviet Jews plight

Thirty-three prominent Catholic leaders were CHICAGO (NC). — a newspaper advertisement which vowed that among 56 signers of be silent" over the treatment of Soviet Jews. "Christians will not gical Sem- tie swould soften their

the ad- Baptist Theolo The heading on hard policies on Jewish o inary. "Mem read: ment vertise be emigration. not will tians "Chris d Leoni rable "But all we have learnto honou advertiseThe advert- silent, " the Brezhnev." or heard thus far ined ian "Russ . began ment isement appeared in the s, instead, a hard dicate ologie of June Jews suffer psych Chicago Tribun of resistance," the ine l al physic and al spiritu cal, the of 25 near the end AJC statement declared. Communist party oppression." Soviet The signers gave their to the Unleader's visit The AJC accused Brezhcovered support to the Jacksonited States and tion. The pro- nev of using misleading page. legisla Mills a of -eighth one spon- posed Bill in the U.S. statistics in trying to It was initially National Senate denies preferred make the Jewish emigrasored by the of trade status to any coun- tion problem look less rence Confe Catholic try that restricts emigra- serious while other re. Justice Interracial indicated othertion or imposes more ports lic Catho Among the nominal exit fees. wise. ary than Auxili were signers The memo portion of s GumbleBishop Thoma advertisement ended r the Fathe it; At the very time of the ton of Detro ent of with a request to Brez- meetings at which Brezhpresid Mayo, eid R Federation hnev to allow Jews to nev sought to influence the National ils; Mo- have more freedom in American political and Counc at Priests' the Berg, leaving the Soviet Union. business leaders, Gretchen ther it Brezhnev," "Mr. s reports Sister d, charge the AJC of nt reside p received Father stated, "we speak of were being of St. Francis; sor basic human values, not about reduced emigraprofes Francis Filas, We Uni- internal policies. tion in recent weeks. of theology at the ians ask you to let Christ Chiof Loyla of versity live as Jews or cargo, and Father Paul them The AJC renewed its the country of for leave of rt of the Jacksonsuppo Bechthold, president their choice." Mills legislation which it the Catholic Theological the York, In New Union. described as "in the long rican Jewish ComAmerican Among. Protestant lead- Ame ition of (AJC) expressed trad ers who signed were mittee foreign policy" of exertent" ointm —dm disapp n rights. Thomas C. Campbell, "deep ixon ing basic huma nev-N Brezh the that Austo West Chicag the of n the a The trumpet sectio president of Seminary; meetings "have apparentTheological the for ralian Symphony Orchestra, rehearsing brought any im Dr. Franklin Sherman, ly not plight ment in the Benevolent Fund Concert, to be held later this professor of Christian prove Jewry." ethics at the Lutheran of Soviet month. Right to left: Kevin Johnston, Peter A statement from the School of Theology; the govern of Garnaut and Don Johnson. Rev. Warren Young pro- AJC's board that the fessor of the Northern ors explained

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WASHINGTON (NC) — The day after four nuns were arrested at the White House for protesting about the U.S. bombing in Cambodia, a priest was among four other persons who were arrested for the same Mr. Campoli has toured thing. ..\us:ralia on six occasions, Father Jim LaCroce ot the most recent being last year when he gave concerts the diocese of Harrisburg. for the Australian Broad- was arrested along with casting Commission and the Brendan Walsh, Dr. Lee Randol. and Tom Ireland University. when they knelt and began great a He still spends to pray. deal of time touring in Brendan Walsh called the many parts of the world but he always manages to make bombing "wanton slauttht ime wherever he may be ter" and said the protest for his two main hobbies, was to show that they were and "one with the people who bridge competitive are dying in Cambodia". photography. The four protestors were Mr. Paul, who is also a keen bridge player, says he released without bond pendprefers to play with Mr. ing trial. Campoli rather than against Four nuns of the Sisters him, because it makes win- of Notre Dame were arning so much easier. rested the day before when While the combination of they knelt and began praN,Campoli and Paul may be ing for an end to the bomb• feared at the bridge table it ing. will be formidable indeed Walsh said there was no in this programme and will tion between the two undoubtedly produce one of connec protests. the of hts the musical highlig year in Perth. Mail bookings are now open. Prices are $3 and $2. Intending patrons are adADVERTISERS vised to take prompt action in booking, to avoid disapUSING OUR PAGES Cheques, acpointment. companied by a stamped, ARE DEPENDING addressed envelope, should be posted to Box 35, Post ON YOUR Office, Claremont 6010. SUPPORT I Ordinary bookings are now open at the Central Box Office, Perth

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1A.B.C. religious programmes' Scientific relaxation SUNDAY, July 22.

1973

necessary for health

Bailey of Adelaide. 7.10 a.m. ( 6WN, 6.15 a.m. "Encounter:" "Von Hu- (Regs). "Pause A Moment:" gel and the Modernists." The modernist movement The Rev. Kenneth Ralph, 9.15 a.m. Many, many talk about relaxation, of the early Twentieth Melbourne. and for the same reason: we happen to be Century was seen by ( 6WF and Regs). age of excitement, always keyed-up, which living in an very rapidly exhausts our store of physical some as a promise and JULY tal energ and men. y. 22, 23, 25 and 26. by others as a threat. 8.00 Consequently, is it not "By The Way:" "OrthoVATICAN CITY (NC)- obvious that a.m. (6WF). both body and soul, as doxy in Australia." 10.20 the search for Two recent news events means of By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., does the fresh living, "Sacred Music:" Pat- a.m. (6WN and Regs). relaxation is bethat received international coming al A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. rick Kirkwood presents contact with natureperson more and more 's silent attention reflect the teaching urgent? MON St. John DAY, Telemann's hea of God ling July and Hosp 23 to ital, Rivervale. Cantata soothing forces, authority of the Church, We have known for a "Hope is my life" and sel- SATURDAY, July 28. The person who Pope Paul told thousa keeps nds long period about various ections from "25 years at "Evening Meditation:" late hours the Aldeburgh Festival," The Rev. Bern Stevens of gathered in St. Peter's methods of relaxing. Never- and nervous asthmatic con- to take real recreation inious service attending religs and the person theless, the scientific applic- dition. including "Voices for Sydney. 00.01 a.m., (6WN), Square this month. stead of still further dissi- who keeps late hours drinkThe first event was Again, the recrea ation Today" by Benjamin Brit- 11.50 p.m. (Regs). tion is really pating his energies by ing and of methods of relaxcarousing, participation of the Vatican ation is ten. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). something relative- a vitalizing form of rest. We theatre parties, card parties, the same penalty must pay in the 35-nation European ly recent. as far may rest by sleeping but pleasures that cannot "Let's Face It:" The SATURDAY, be en- the late hours and loss as security conference in Helof Rev. Peter Lomas of July 28. We must, however, be to be very happy we must joyed under green trees, sleep are concerned. "Saturday Saints:" The sinki to set the stage for a clear about this. Relaxation add to sleep the exhilara- sailing on quiet waters, Perth. 8.00 a.m. (Regs). or So, these out-of-order - "Divine Service:" Trin- "Honest to God" Bishop Geneva meeting in Septem- has nothing to do with "re- tion of out-door air and sitting beside them, both he procedures will not lend Ity Congregational - John Robinson - has ber to improve relations laxing" couches and arm- exercise. and his business would live themselves to vigorous, chairs. Relaxation is a well Unfortunately, it is usually much longer and be health- sound Church, Perth. 11.00 a.m. written another book - among nations in Europe. health. The second event was "The those the defin who need it most who ier. Human Face of (6WN). ed, scientific processs. There fore, as a counter issuance by the Vatican's It aims at relaxing the appreciate least the necess"Community The importance of rec- balance we must Hymn God." Pierre Vicary inSinging:" The National terviews Dr. Robinson Doctrinal Congregation of a muscles and the mind by ity of recreation. reation, especially for brain - keep one step anticipate ahead of Most people do not seem workers, cannot be overConference of Affiliated about why he has written declaration correcting cer- means of carefully thoughttime. Never lag behind the Choirs, Royal School of it just ten years after tain errors propounded by out exercises. Therefore it to understand the nature stressed. chime - minutes late for Church Music, Perth. 6.30 "Honest to God." 10.15 some theologians, primarily is a "rest" technique. It and function of this recupThe intellectual labourer every thing, scurrying and concerned with the mani- helps us to a.m. (6WN and Regs). p.m. (6WF and Regs). economize in erative process. needs the constant tonic of scampering. fold aspects of papal infalli- the use of We often hear the over"The Epilogue:" The our reserves of Anticipate and we will simple and restful diversion, bility. MUSI C worked energy. Chapel Choir of Magdamother, who is see how we'll conserve our and it will genera "Their lly be import ance is well In deep thinking of re- housekeeper for her family, lene College, Oxford. 11.16 THURSDAY, found whenever a person of energy. We must train our known to all," the Pope laxation, the p.m. (6WN), 11.45 p.m. July 26. word 'Yoga' stating she has travelled intellectual distinc said. "They are both a testi- comes first tion has brain to save our feet (Regs). to our mind. miles just around the house Brahms Organ Works. mony to the truth . . . of Yoga, this very ancien and thinks she does not maintained his powers to a and spare our heart that ext 11.10 p.m. (6WN). good old age, he has taken tra beat. the teaching of the Church." science, lays MONDAY, great import- need to go for a game or a pains to counte Anticipate and plan the ract the evil July 23. ance on attitudes of our walk. FRIDAY, day. We will find that it influences of a sedentary This body mothe and r may not need life also on our men"Facing the Week:" The July 27. will pay. by systematic recreatal and physical repercus- to play golf or any other Music of the RenaisRev. Peter Lomas of tion. Save a minute here and game, but she does need to sions. sance - Mass, L'homme Perth. 6.25 a.m. (6WN). there - and have a little And this recreation, for So what, broadly speak- get outdoor exercise. arme, by Josquin de time for prayer. wo rkers of all ing, classes are WEDNESDAY, must , the methods of rePres. 8 p.m. (6WN). She would need to forget Make allowance for misnot be conden sed into a laxation? July 25. completely, at least once a chance and the tricks of Often the aim is for an day, all the vexing details few moments a day, nor a circumstance "School Service:" "Let's TEL EVIS individual to make. a cons- crowded inside the walls, few days in a year. ION Go No. 21, _Good Health." Then the small adversity LONDON (NC) - G. K, cious effort to There is no such thing as relax both and to enjoy, if only for will not mean catastrope10.15 a.m. (6WN and SUNDAY, Chesterton's famous fiction- physically and mentally. one brief hour, the unfilter- violent recreation. Even the If we want to get things Regs). al detecti ve, Father Brown, Scientific relaxation is ed air, the glorious sun- fresh air itself requires July 22. done - there's not need will be featured in a 13-part very import time ant to renova "Divin becaus te the blood. e Service:" From e it shine, the unscreened sky, FRIDAY, to rush and run British television drama ser- applies menta Fresh air cannot be conl concentra- and the grassy earth. St. Anne's Catholic ies next July 27. And drop exhausted into year, with Kenne th tion to the functions of the Church, North Fremantle, The day-labourer needs centrated; and to breathe bed. More in the title role. "Cross Ways:" "Theol- a Mass body. the recess of an hour's quiet the prodigious quantities of is presented enBeat the clock and think The one-hour weekly serogy and Violence in 1973." tirely So what are the effects reading or study, in the it which are needed for perin the Croatian ahead - anticipate. ies will be seen on Britain's of scientific relaxation? This is an edited version language. evening, perhaps with rest- fect energy, we must be in The Mass is in- com mercial television netof a lecture given by Mr. troduced Not only can the body be ing tired feet on a stool or it frequently and for some by Father P. Sister M. Phi lomena Earle, work. Francis James in the Ahern enabled to relax at will - chair, and his whole weary length of time. Nothing so B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. and the readings The original character which is in itself no Great Hall of the Univers- and sermo Dietetics, A.I.M.T. invigorat es the whole being mean body relaxing while the n of the cele- was ity of Newcastle. 10.15 brant, based on Monsignor achievement - but scientific Father W. Supuk, mind receives the stimulaJohn p.m. (6WN). O'Con nor, a Bradfo rd relaxation also plays a very tion and exercise necess are translated with subary parish priest and one of important role in psycho "In Quires and Places:" titles. so- to the balance of health. Che sterton A' programme from the 's closest friends . matic medici ne. This is the first time The life of the modern 20 Mabel St. It was Msgr. O'Connor's adNational Conference of that a This reference is just re- business person from the service has been vice that eventually led to lief in cardiac trouble the Royal School of televise entire , hyp- standpoint of hygiene is South Perth d ly in a mi- Cheste Church Music, held at grant comm rton's becoming a ertension, PAINTING CONTRACTOR difficulty i n wrong. unity langu- Catho 67 2716 Guildford lic in 1922. Grammar age. 11.00 a.m. breathing, gastric spasms If the business man were School, Perth. 10.45 p.m. "M.A.F. in New Guin( 6WN). ea:" An organisation which profoundly influMONDAY, July 23 to ences missionary activiFRIDAY, July 27. ties is the Missionary Avi"Readings from the ation Fellowship. 9.30 Bible:" The Rev. Ivor p.m. approx.

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FROM LETTER of The life dress us Religio WIN AUNT Paul aint S not a barrier . . Dear Girls and Boys, This week you should think back on that holy this at door the at Anne and Joachim whose privilege it was to be rapping couple that was hat W had the parents of Mary the Mother of Jesus. hour of the night? Perhaps their enemies Al l good Jewish parents in those times used to come to seize them, too. tell their children of the sayings of the prophets that Elymas urged Paulus foretold a coming Messiah. They would have told Peter's followers starnot to listen to Saul and their daughter Mary of this hope. in another one at ed serving Barnabas." They're prat The honour that came to her to be the Mother terror. At last a tling about a lot of non of Our Lord. is in a special way an honour to them girl went to investigate. sense," he said scorn- also. "Peter! It's you!" Saints Anne and Joachim should be our special "An angel of the Lord fully. "Son of the devil!" re- f riends in Heaven through whom to get to know has set me free," said Mary and Her Son. Peter humbly. "Let us all torted Saul. He suddenly felt himYou can also thank God for your own parents, too. thank God." self full of the power of Like Anne and Joachim, it was they who first taught * the Holy Spirit. you about God and opened your eyes so that some of Saul and Barnabas, ac"Here! As a punish- the things that you could not understand about God Barnaby companied ment you shall be blind when you were very young became more clear as, they bas's cousin Mark, were for a time!" explained them to you. missiona on out etting s Elymas gave a little Are you afraid of the dark? A lot of children are, journey. ary cry. He began to grope and we can understand it. Their hearts beat high about; it was plain to all We cannot see where we're going when it's dark. with excitement as they who watched that the We cannot find a book or a toy in a dark room. When we switch on the light all is changed. We set sail for the Mediter- magician could no longer ranean island of Cyprus, see. can see where we're going and we have nothing to where they would meet Needless to say, the fear. Jesus is called the Light of the World. His words Gentiles as well as Jews Governor was amazed. them about Truly, he thought, men are like a light that guides us to Heaven. and tell When Jesus was a baby Mary and Joseph carried Jesus. who possessed such great They had departed in power must indeed rep- Him to the Temple. Here they met Simeon, a holy old man, who took the Child into his arms. peace, for the persecu- resent the true God. He knew that Jesus was the promised Messiah. tion was over. They had "Saul, will you baptise no doubt the Lord had me into your faith?" he He said about Him: "This child will be a light to all the people." put down the evil king, asked. the Agrippa; Jesus, when preaching, said to the people one day: Herod And so Sergius Paulus Church was again free to became a fervent Chris- "You are the light of the world." He meant that those who follow Him receive His light to give it to others. grow. tian. On Holy Saturday night, when the church is in "Where is the synadarkness, the priest lights just one candle and everyone gogue?" the missionaries else lights their candle from that one. This reminds, us asked as soon as they that Christ is the Light and we al l take our light from set foot on Syprus soil. Him. After all, they found Our Lord told a story one day about a woman it natural to go first to who lost a small coin in her house and lit a candle the Jewish people, for were to search for it. He also spoke of some wis,e women they themselves who kept their lamps alight with oil, while the foolish Jewish. ones let their lamps go out because they had no oil. How would the synaIn the days when Our Lord l ived, the people used gogues of Cyprus receive NEW YORK (NC) — A them? total of 55.5 million in candles and lamps and that is why He spoke of them. 'Thank God," Saul was cash and in kind has I f He told us a story today He would speak of electric able to say a few days been received by the light. Can we shine out and be lights just as Our Lord a Catholic Relief Services, later. "We've made good number of conver- the overseas aid agency wanted? Yes, there are many ways in which we can sions. of U.S. Catholics, for the do so. A poet tel ls us that just as a candle sheds its light "It must be because of relief and rehabilitation that, that the Roman of the victims of the in darkness, so our good deeds shine in the world. If you are kind ond thoughtful at play, always governor has asked to 1972 Managua (Nicaraplaying fair, you light a candle. When you are good see us." gua) earthquake. It was an honour, in Almost 90 per cent of and quiet in school, always working hard, you do deed, to be called to meet the total was raised SO, too. Helping in the house brings light to your home. and a through appeals in parthe Governor, splendid opportunity to ish churches in 82 dio- Being bright and cheerful brings radiance all round speak about the Faith. Thirty-five addi- you. ceses. Let us al l try to be lights for God. Do as Jesus But someone was ready tional dioceses sent donyou and be "the light of the world". told from diocesan and waiting to cause ations God bless you all. trouble for the Apostles. funds. Your friend, The funds will be used In those days there was AUNT WIN. a great deal of magic, in the reconstruction of and the Governor, Serg- homes, churches, schools ius Paulus, had a crafty and clinics. A loan fund magician named Elymas for artisans is also being living in his household. established.

AUCKLAND. — Sister Mary Clare, of Ranfurly, a Sister of Mercy, made the following reply to Mrs. Jean Barton, a non-Catholic, who, in a letter to the editor of The Tablet, expressed reservations about the wearing of Religious dress, and argued that, by wearing secular dress, the consecrated person stripped himself or herself of all artificial barriers.

You disregard entireOn the day of your poverished, since I ly the richness of the donned the Religious marriage, Mrs. Barton, monastic heritage, and habit. you received a weddwould destroy its outPeople as a whole ing ring. It was the ward sign without evare not over-effusive symbol of your union en asking what it on their first meeting. with your husband and might have to contribIn the case of a Religof your mutual giving ute to the spiritual inious Sister, the diffito each other. Your all of heritance dence is no more than wedding ring is of imChurches. would be present at measurable value, not any meeting between for any intrinsic I find this disturbstrangers. worth, but because of ing element in the love between your letter — a sentiment "As in all encounters, husband and yourself akin to the unthinkcommon once a that it signifies. able suggestion that a ground has been esHave you ever found coloured person retablished, communicawedding that your nounce his race in ortion can flow freely. ring prevented you der to be accepted in The real barriers exist from relating to other a white society. in a perpetual frown, people, or from makYou say that a Religa monosyllabic reply, ing a contribution to ious habit is no guaror in a total lack of a group situation? If antee of perfection. I response to a genuine by chance it did have reply: 'Does the outoffer of friendship. this effect on you, ward sign of a wedding What sort of relawould you then give it ring "carry with it the tionship would result up? perpetual reality" of a when absence of ReligWould you be preflawless marriage?' ious dress was the conpared to exchange dition of friendship? The fact that it has your ring for the sake Is not any relationbeen known not to has of some supposed imship based on mutual not yet persuaded hupact upon a conceivgiving and accepting? manity to do away ably unappreciative with the symbol of How highly could I world? that reality. Who can value a friendship that On my profession on what I penetrate the mysterdepended day, Mrs. Barton, I ies of a human failure. was wearing — or was too, received a symbol The It could well be the wearing? not of my vows. It was a first step on the road worth of the human than larger little to repentance. person is threatened yours, but was noneSo please, Mrs. Barby such a demand, and theless identical in ton, do not seek to dethe basis of a friendthat its symbolism covprive me of my Religship is destroyed beered a specified and ious habit. It does not fore it can even begin. accepted area of humsignify or cause separYou speak of conan existence. ation, alienation or sucern for Christian unMy giving was not periority. It is — like ity ,Mrs. Barton; yet — yours than more a wedding ring — a you ask, as a condition but neither was it less. sign of giving. of this unity, that the Am I not as much Together, in our own Catholic Church set entitled as you are to way, we can contribaside a very old, revchosen my proclaim ute to the renewal of ered and cherished traway of life? When it is Christian life. dition. suggested that I give up my ReligiouS habit I feel much as you would if someone advised you to throw away your wedding ring. I wish to take your argument a little fur235 Newcastle Street, Perth ther.I question strongthat assumption ly the Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants I can reach people Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 7424 more effectively with4,04.4.4 out a Religious habit. +11•111111111111111111111.11111=1111111111•11111W Before entering the ELDER ELECTRICS convent I wore a 17 PENIBURY ROAD, THORNLIE blouse and skirt, and that Electrical Appliance Repair Service LONDON (NC). — Twelve former protestant memory tells me attire did not in—SOLE AGENTS— this clergymen in Britain are now studying for the crease my effectiveHOUSEHOLD I NSTALLAT IONS SPECIALIST Catholic priesthood, the Converts Aid Society ness. On the contrary, For that extra point or extention RING 69 2113 was told at its annual meeting. my encounters with Most of them are at people have been enBeda College, the British riched, rather than im165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco seminary for late voca81 1410 — 81 1754 tions in Rome. LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY One of the society's aims is to help convert clergy and Religious and 11111111111111EMIMMIllb. who other converts SINCE through their becoming Aotographs 1946 Catholic suffer financial ROME (NC) — The Hannan Phone distress. It does this by PHOTOGRAPHY & SOCIAL WEDDINGS ALL FOR Cesare Cardinal Italian finding them jobs, accomStreet ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE 21 1444 Zerba, a Vatican official Where you always get modation, training and LARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS four Popes, who under ' financial grants. ed intense scholPhone 21 2765 Last year grants to con- combin with the priestly arship neartotalled vert clergy LONDON COURT 2nd FLOOR, THE LEADING FASHION STORE tion of hearing ly $70,000 and help to dedica Rome a in sions End), PERTH Confes Tce ( AND other convert families to1.1111111 years, died 42 for parish talled about $10,000. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS at his residCardinal John Heenan last week Rome. 4111Mmir of Westminster, who pre- ence in A scholar and prolific sided at the meeting, callhe held degrees writer, ed for a widening of the society's charitable aims. in philosophy, literature, He also appealed to all theology and canon law. 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WASHINGTON (NC). - An extensive document posing wide-ranging questions has been sent to the bishops of the world by the Vatican as part of the preparations for the fourth international Synod of Bishops, to be held in October, 1974. The theme of the 1974 The document distrib- as the model of the new synod is the "Evangelisa- uted by the Vatican as a man." tion of the world" and "working tool" encouraAlso discussed in the about 200 bishops repre- ges the bishops to begin senting their episcopal preparations for the Syn- document are the declinconferences are expected od now. It has been dis- ing interest in missionary work, the relationship beto attend. tributed to all U.S. bishtween spiritual evangelisThe last international ops by the secretariat of ation and human developSynod of Bishops was the National Conference ment, and the importance of Catholic Bishops here. of held at the Vatican in ecumenism. 1971. The Synod is an inThe NCCB administraThe bishops are asked stitution recommended tive committee has also by the Second Vatican approved the establish- to evaluate a number of Council as a means of ment of a committee of "apparent contradictions" promoting more effective bishops to prepare a ten- in order to arrive to some consultation between the tative response to the sort of synthesis. The document points bishops of the world and study document, to be the Pope. considered by the bish- out the apparent conops at their general meet- flict between those who view evangelisation "only ing here in November. on the spiritual and reThe preparatory doculevel" and those PUBLIC NOTICE ment defines evangelisa- ligious who consider that "the tion as "the activity WISHING WELL Lot- whereby the Gospel is Gospel is ordered only tery Kiosk & Tobaccon- proclaimed and explain- towards human developists, 40 Pier St., Perth. ed, and whereby living ment." The problem of "the Phone 25 3852. faith is awakened in nonChristian and fostered in theology of politics and of the theology of liberaCLOTHING WANTED Christians." tion and revolution," is Help us to help the less "A new way of life is tied up with the question fortunate by sending un- coming into being," the of whether evangelisation wanted clothing, paper- doc ument said, "and the or human developm ent backs and comics (not very judgment and scale should have top priority, magazines, please) to the of values in men's con- the document says. DAUGHTERS OF sciences are undergoing The document asks CHARITY, change." bishops to address them334 WILLIAM STREET, The document stressed selves to specific methHIGHGATE. that "in this new form ods and problems conFor truck to call or which the world is taking nected with evangelisa further information on, Christ, who suffered tion, including the use of ring 28 4403 and rose again must be communications media TAXATION returns pre- present: he must be pre- and involvement in intellpared. Telephone D. V. sent as the principle of ectual, scientific and artSalt, 811063. After hours eternal life ,to which we istic fields in which conare all called, as the temporary 46 3640. thought is meaning of history, and formed.

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Schools aidproposals ike the curate's egg" l

Decision on remarriage of divorcees 'makes unity gap harder to bridge' SYDNEY. — A decision by the General Synod of the Anglican Church in Australia to approve in principle remarriage of divorced people in certain circumstances is likely to hinder moves towards unity with the Catholic Church.

The Karmel Report, like the curate's egg of Punch fame, is good in parts. Its major failure This opinion was expressed by the Anglican lies in not explaining how its financial recommendations are reached.

From ALAN MCELWAIN

of Australia, This would seem to be tables the McMahon- Primate in the report under An "index of quantum Archbishop Frank Wood. WOMEN PRIESTS inter-communion. The 10 per Fraser legislation were cent of the to indicate as presseems that used is resources" of The General Synod's deMethodists and CongregaArchbishop Woods also ratio of ent i n equality day operating both teaching cost the the costs assistof yardstick a cision, taken after an ex- discussed a report to tbe tionals have had inter"needs" of schools but per annum, plus an in- ance and capital subsi- 22 per cent. haustive four-hour de- General Synod of the Doc- communion for years, but in"index" flation factor above are my for indies are on a $1-for-$1 The this is owhere n If this is so, it ferences from analysis of bate, represented a "dra- trinal Commission, which they are still not united." defined. It has to be increase in salary levels. If basis. his Presidential this is the on present 8 per may be difficult to the various tables given matic change in policy reported it had no theo- In ferred that it is based for the Australian logical objection of wom- Charge to the 240 delem for per annum the avercent the report. So far 1 teaching atch the Federal dollar i n of cost the Church," as, it was re- en to the priesthood. gates to the General Synan average pupil over an age injection of units to take advantage of the have not succeeded in ported, only 11 of 26 dioArchbishop od in Sydney, Archbishop This, will be about 14 per year. cent proposed obtaining any elucidation subsidies. school average ceses had previously perWoods, on the wider asNowhere is this stated for annum. The basis of this $1-for- from the Department of mitted remarriage, the Woods said, was the only pects of unity, said: through direction other there Education in Canberra. are nowhere non-Government $1 inference is that alOther and Anglican Press Service which the gap between "We are surely being It would therefore be any "worked examples" schools have indices although non-Government said. the Anglican and Cath- given some solid warn"indices" purhelpful if readers ready over 100 and some schools provide educato show how In a vote by houses, lay olic Churches might be ings about the dangers of are obtained for various over 140 and subsidy of tion for 22 per cent of sued this matter by send- delegates voted 59 to 17 widened. However, the disunity. The secular unState ing my letter as above in school: of a per capita nature to Australian children, the types in favour, clergy 62 to 26 commission's report had ity of the world through schools, marked the Recopies of Catholic help them raise their in recommended subsidies schools, non-Government dices is related to their are only about 11 per cord to their State and in favour and bishops 20 been received and not en- science ,technology and o ther to 5 in favour. communication is only dorsed. preesnt schools. index level. cent of what is proposed Federal Ms.P. asking for making it harder for unChurch Anglican "The c especialomment. By a large is majority, 'index" The Those already above 140 for State schools. The other matter in delegates rejected a proof Canada has already believers to accept the ly open to the suggestion will get nothing from For teaching costs, the report to which their posal that the debate on passed a new rule saying Churches' claim to be Government the Commnowealth. that for State schools get S175.9 attention should be remarriage be deferred women can be ordained," bearers of a message of schools it relates solely But all non-Govern- million and non-Govern- drawn is the proposal to for four years until the the Archbishop added. reconcilation. while costs; teachings to ment schools, whatever ment schools get $21.3 inject a strata of Com- next General Synod. Churches "Un-united "We are more cautious in non - Government for making only their index, are expected million, manifest this reproach Bishop David Garnsey, Australia." schools it is measured by by the report to continue 10.8 per cent of the total. monwealth public serThe comimssion would most poignantly in their vants into State educa- of Gippsland, in promotthe level of fees which per capita grants Furthermore, this extra tion administration. This ing the canon premitting report back to the synod inability to sit happily State for used may be partly and other assistance at $21.3 million is only a seems wholly unneces remarriage, said: in four years' time, and together around the same paying off capital costs the present levels. 3.9 per cent advance OD sary. this could widen the gap. Lord's table and make it of buildings. "It is possible for love the two 20 per cent he was interested to impossible even in one But West Australian For The of Commonwealth basis whole The to die and so the Church amounts of the McMah of the new rule area to agree on a stratlearn should then need schools this only and should must make every effort subsidies and grants provis 1973 on-Fraser out of Rome that egy of mission for the coming only exercise account- to prevent initial mistakturns on this important be 20 per cent of the ions. the Kingdom ancy oversight of ex- es and to offer forgive- women in isolated and extension of but unexplained index equivalent cost of teachsituations of God to any group in emergency costs, the For capital ing in State schools, if penditure as it at present given a present which is ness and God's grace, help priests in the the world community. day value of 100 for the the State Government figures are State $220.6 does. Actual administra- which we believe can be "may "We are far from unity of Holy administration average cost of teaching will agree to extend this million and non-Govern- tion should remain in the applied to a remarriage. with the Roman Catholic Communion." Australian State level beyond the present ment $28.9 million, equal hands of the States. in Such marriages are likely No amount of co-oper- Church, but there is an to only 11.5 per cent, PAUL DONNELLY, to prove better and holier 1973 year. schools. would unify the unmistakeable knocking ation Analysis of the subsidy whereas capital grants Claremont. than the marriages which The basic proposal is Archbishop at the door going on, a Churches, faled." to raise this to an averknocking which is surely Woods said. age value of 135 for seDr. Woods, who is also have tremendous the work of the Holy "We condary schools and 140 Archbishop of Melbourne, co-operation between the Spirit. for primary schools by said that the relaxation Catholics and ourselves," •iNor is the knockhig six annual increments of rules allowing some he added, "but while we coming only from the theover the six year period divorced persons to be have two lots of bishops, ologians and the leaders 1974-1979. For State remarried in Church, two organisations and of the Churches. There is schools this will be "possibly takes us fur- two administrations. the a wealth of ecumenical roughly 6 to 8 units per ther away from the Cath- Churches are not united. adventure, even of ecuannum, allowing for salolic Church. "This would be true menical risk, going on at ary inflation. even if we had complete the local scene." "It does not exactly Catholic schools have a Sir, widen the gap, because present average index of An unusual case of hardship in our community has come to our notice. the gap has been there about 80 and if this is to for some time, but it be raised to 140 over six Mr. and Mrs. George children came to Perth they could sail on Septem- makes it a little more years the injection of Berry, in answer to what from America to become ber 10, as arranged. This, they felt, would be difficult to bridge." funds will have to be on they considered to be a call permanent pastors to what In an interview in Melthe basis of 10 units per from God, sold all their they had been told was a a difficult but not impossOPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS thrivbut newly-established ible bourne task; but after the the devaluGeneral annum. 11 with and goods worldly CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS ing Baptist community. in ation of the U.S. dollar Synod, held in Sydney, Perth. means that Mr. Berry must had ended, Archbishop 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21 5344 However, on arrival, they send more than they antici- Woods was quoted as sayP. NORRISH & CO. arousel Shopping Town, Cannington C soon realised that the photo- pated. ing that the Catholic graphs and letters with Time Church and hope are claimed it runmain68 4831 LAND and ESTATE AGENTS ( IN CENTRE COURT NEXT TO BOANS) which they had been sup- ning out for the Berrys and tained the absolute rule FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN plied were fake and the we feel that, as committed against the remarriage BUYING OR SELLING "man of God" who had Christians, we should make of the divorced, "but we called them fled back to the some effort to help a fam- all know the absolute Contact us at: United States, leaving the ily who, by searching for rule is got around many 148A FITZGERALD STREET, Berrys homeless and penni- God's will for them, have times." NORTHAM less. fallen on such hard times. He said the provisional R.E.I.W./,. Mr. Berry obtained what We have been privileged change in the rule preFREMANTLE STREET, QUEEN 5 although he could, work to meet the family several 11111111rnir venting the remarriage of there is no call for his job times. Each time we have divorced Anglicans in ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS as a plumber's estimator in come away humbled by church was the General — VALUERS — Perth. such faith and trust in God. Synod's most important AGENTS However, the effort to We have spoken to neigh- decision. DRY and SWEET Royal Automobile Club — R.A.C. Insurance Society Building Home here family provide for his bours who have nothing but A LTAR WINES Queensland Insurance Previously, divorced prgved too much and the good to say of Mr. and Phone 35 6322 people could be remarried Berrys came to the decis- Mrs. Berry and the childin the Church of England ion that Mr. Berry and his ren. They specially admire HAYS eldest daughter should re- Mrs. Berry and her daught- at the discretion of dioturn to America and try ers who, even in the midst cesan bishops if their pre( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) three months to save of their worry, still run a vious marriages had been _ 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410--81 1754 within the family's fares so that Sunday school and youth declared null and void. Archbishop Woods said group in the area. As an expression of our that the new provisional S PECIAL concern we have set up a canon would permit refund — the Pat Berry fund marriage if the divorced H OSPITAL — which is being administ- people showed they were "genuinely regretful" that ered by the Catholic WelBureau, fare Victoria their previous marriage Square, Perth to enable this vows had not been kept, family to be re-united and they expressed "a genuine desire" to live a quickly. We need about $3,000 by Christian and communiSeptember 10. We are well cant life. Keep your housing costs down They would also have on the way to having alby securing a reasonably priced building site. to show a very strong inmost $1,000 by the kind We offer high lots with lovely views at generosity of people we tention to bring up their ESTATE — HAMERSLEY SPRINGVALE children as good Christhave approached. fully serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. ians and that their secfrom $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% Could we please count Handy to Beach. Modern Homes adjacent. Marisa the most versatile on you to help us get the ond attempt at marriage would be their final This Is the nearest private subdivision to Perth In of them all. other $2,000? Hamersley area. attempt. Have Marisa Marsala All'Uovo RITA MURPHY We also build two or three bedi,om Homes In this Suburb He said that it was poson the rocks or straight — from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly telephone 45 2673 sible that two and possibeven use it as an ice cream payments BERYL SYMONS ly five of Australia's 26 topping for dessert or. Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. telephone 46 4631 Anglican dioceses would Mix it with lemonade. EVE WILLANS not ratify the provisional telephone 71 2964 rule. It would therefore Mix it with coke have to be ratified by the Mix it with soda. LTD. R.E.I.W.A. Mix it with milk. Keep abreast with the next Anglican Synod in NOTE NEW ADDRESS. four years' time. times; abreas keep 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, Meanwhile ,it was up 200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE 6000 with the Church—Rea( to individual bishops to .4 product of Available in bottles PERTH. decide whether divorced rHE RECORD. CLAREVAIE ISAlk and flagons. people could remarry.

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WORLD of SPORT

Jottings from arenas

Thursday, July 19,

1973

Rovers' unbeaten run ended by Red Hand in fast game

At St. Norbert's College, Queens Park, last Sunday, the long awaited clash between the two league leaders, Red Hand and the Rovers, produced a fast and entertaining game of football, with Red Hand ending the Rovers unbeaten run by winning 7 goals 7 points to 3 goals 1 point.

There will be general from the fact that the satisfaction, By Bernard Jay possibly record 276 which he Both teams endeavourtinged with faint regrets, equalled had not been ed to play good football among sporting people matched for almost 14 ers approached the lead- tournament, and to make on a water-logged ground conditions that Australia's "won- years. ing men's scores, they himself available for and under Arnold Palmer shot 276 which were similar to der" swimmer Shane in 1962 when he was at had the opportunity of State selection. Bell, who should be an those of the previous Gould has decided not the height of his powers sharpening their game week. to sacrifice her education and when he attacked against superior physical excellent judge having forces and led made the the W.A. team for 12 Although the Rovers and a career for further the world's courses with event interesting years, obviously has a were well beaten at the immediate honours in a mixture of bull-dozer for themore high opinion of Baker— end, when Neil McCague's spectators. power and delicate finthe sport. Warren Baker, the Mt. an opinion which is con-

Race Talk by Rod Evans

IOTA, a four-year-old strike the running rail in men got the breaks near esse. The pleasant, modest Lawley amateur, in win- firmed by his past per- goal and made no mis- black gelding by Althrey finishing seventh Weiskopf, too, beat and articulate Sydney ning the event with one formances and current take with major scores, Don, owned by the Western Makvaya over 1,500 behind back solidly a brilliant metres. girl has placed her name under par for the 72 form. Syndicate SKY DUKE was subthe Rovers can still be a Thoroughbred challenge from Jack indelibly in the records The other good news force to contend with and trained by Len Pike at stantially supported for the Nicklaus who with a rec- holes, played possibly the of the swimming finest golf of his career, about the Nedlands should the Red Hand be Rockingham, put the writ- event but his supporters had ord 65 on the last 18 i'greats" of the world particularly on the first Masters is that Sunbeam- defeated in their remain- ing on the wall with a fast no chance what-so-ever of holes (an almost incredand has achieved great 36 holes on Saturday Victa will again sponsor ing matches. finishing second to Aladdin collecting after SKY DUKE ible feat to the "layman" lame for Australia. when conditions were the event next year. The over 1,500 metres. received bad interference. who has only seen picFurther, by her deHeavy rain greeted the This was only IOTA'S poor. firm's sponsorship this SKY DUKE also has a tures of the awesome meanour on and off the fourth run in from a spell liking for the winter opening of the game. Troon course) and per- It was excellent advice year to the extent of sporting field (perhaps Houlihan won and now that he has shown and should reimbursegoing Bertie given him by Terry Gale S4,000 was a notable ocformed under pressure his more appropriately in the toss for the Rovers a flash of form will be very supporters within a Dennis and Bell who currence urgin local golf and better than anybody in couple referee Noel from and out of the water) hard in beat event and any to ed him to delay its his rest further effort can do of starts. the event. she has done the sport from competitive golf nothing but good for the Colgan's throw-in, Red at his next start. JUST SUPPOSE, a twoThe dashing American Hand broke free with and her country great and compete in the game here. AUTO SCRAP, owned year-old brown filly by Johnny Miller may bethe ball and were into and trained by Brian Muel- Transpose, owned by service and has personcomattack upfield. ally acquitted herself come another Nicklaus ler, showed his liking for mittee man Tiny Beazley's ( and Nicklaus seems to brilliantly. However, the Rovers the winter going with an wife, together with trainer It may be that she will think he might) for he is half-back, Bill impressive fourth to Mak- Ted McAuliffe's wife, was reliable still young but fairly well compete again in interunlucky in running when quickly clear- vaya over 1,500 metres. O'Connor, He is a national events in, per- expel ienced. Although rising a tenfinishing second to Partan ed. hitter and haps, two years' time, al- fairly big year-old, AUTO SCRAP'S over 1,300 metres. seems to have got his though at this stage that JUST SUPPOSE was cast Play swung to and fro love for the soft track probably would be a short game under confor over ten minutes be- makes him something to bet back two or three horses at matter of some uncer- trol. A beat-the-vandals plan to help keep churches fore Neil McCague open- on in a middle-distance a vital stage of the race West Australians will tainty. open by creating a network of visits in every ed the scoring with a event, where he is most near the home turn and her be sorry that Graham If she does, everybody effort in running on fast to parish was proposed by Bishop Holland of Sal- good goal from close suited. DUKE, will wish her well and Marsh did not do better SKY a five-year- finish second was full of range. This was quickly cherish the hope that her jr). the British event but ford, when he preached on Sunday at a Euchar- followed by a point from old chestnut gelding by Sky merit. JUST SUPPOSE has form will be such as not will get satisfaction from istic rally in Liverpool metropolitan cathedral. High, owned by "Chicken been very lightly raced and George Chiari. to detract one iota from his other performances. He suggested that reKings" Alf and Ken Hamp- may develop into one of The bishop also critiAgain he has done well tired people could pay cised Bertie Houlihan soon ton, was most unlucky to the top fillies this season. her great feats. modern moves If she doesn't, there ' broad and he must be more frequent visits and "which turn our Churches replied with his side's first score, a point. will be none who will not ranked among the top so help to keep the chur- into gossip shops." ches safe and — more im- In order for us to resay "Well done" and wish flight of golfers. The game developed rt: portant— open. her a happy and fruitful main steady in God's ser- into a see-saw affair as Because of increasing vice we had to have the one side scored, then the future. The forward - looking move of the Nedlands vandalism many church- cultivation of God in his other replied. Some measure of the Golf Club in inviting es, especially in the big house of prayer. performance of Amer- women to compete in cities, now keep their Roy Savage and Bertie "To turn our churches ica's Tom Weiskopf in their Masters event this doors closed. into gossip shops and to Houlihan added goals for "We are thus losing Our make the major part winning the British Open rear added to the occaof the Rovers; while Primo at Troon ( and of the ion. which from every Lord's availability to his our churches into a kind Chiari and Neil McCague GLOUCESTER PARK performances of Johnny standpoint, was a not- people in the sacrament of common ground fell' did the same for Red of his love," said Bishop other activity Miller and Neil Coles, the able success. Hand. — unless 7.30—QUALIFYING (1). "placegetters" for that Although, as expected, Holland. we have to do this out The turning point in the Tavis, King's First, Nevada Rose. "That is a great deprimatch) can be gauged none of the women playof sheer necessity — is no game came when Neil 8.00.—SQUASH. vation. The robbers really service at all either to jusa bad McCague got National Boy, Tanya Lee, Brown Light. have stolen something tice or to charity. knock in the leg and this away — they have stolen 8.30.—QUALIFYING (2). "Whatever steals the blow seemed to add a the refreshment, light Adios, Sleepy Running Bear, Conductor. side. his to life new and peace that a visit to time or the place of that 9.00.—PENNANT. Neil left the game for a the Blessed Sacrament subtle amalgam of the Royal Vance, Waitaki Elect, Medulla. affords to so many peo- two called 'atmosphere' few minutes before halffrom prayer, attacks the time to have his leg at- 9.35.—FREE FOR ALL. Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. ple. Rot Eden, Miss Dundee, Young Robbie. "Now here is a service main supply lines of our tended to, and when he PERTH 61.."00 returned, his side had 1 0.10.—COURT. which retired people charity." No. 1 LOTTERY $80,000 lst Prize Balleroo, Bellette, Placid Way. • Because of robbery streaked to a 5-point lead could join and feel they TICKETS !;2.00 — Full Books $100.00 1 0.40.—CONGRESS. were both active and gen- of public address equip- at the interval. ment, altar furnishings uinely needed." Bellagena, Karamea Snow, Jimmy Lee. The Rovers started the No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 1st Prize Nearly 3,000 people and other vandalism, an second half confident that TICKETS $1.00 — Full Books $50.00 Best Bet: BELLAGENA. crammed the cathedral increasing number of they could and would Perth metropolitan for the rally — chura followNo. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize haul back the 5 point deup to this year's Euchar- ches are now closed per- ficit, but once again they TICKETS 50 cents -- Full Books $25 istic Congress in Mel- manently on weekdays reckoned without Neil PROMPT RETURN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS bourne at which Bishop and Sundays except at McCague and Primo ChiTHESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY Holland represented the the times when functions SO HURRY ! bishops of England and are taking place in the Neil took over in goal Wales. building. and produced some magnificent saves from the Bayswater Hotel Wembley Hotel Rovers forwards, Primo Opp. STATION Comfortable provided the vital goals Old Time Music and up front with some direct Accommodation Dancing, Friday and forceful play. 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