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St. Louis to have a new junior school Catholic education in the archdiocese will make a significant forward move with the opening in 1974, of a new Junior School at St. Louis, C laremont. The Chairman of the St. additional enrolments in all ing young people to come Louis School Council, Mr. junior grades and in the from more than one source. "An essential element in Justice Lavan, announced Senior School at first year the concept of the school's the new project this week level. operation is the close and and said that the success to LAND BOUGHT harmonious inter-action bedate of St. Louis as a dioThe building will be tween teachers in the unit cesan school has confirmed the need for this develop- erected on the eastern and of all the teachers in ment which will provide a boundary of the present the school. "double-stream" facility in school grounds. Two ad- ( • Continued page 2 joining properties have reGrades 4, 5, 6 and 7. Launched as a Catholic cently been purchased to ,01,11,1#4,4 lay school in 1973, St. assist with the better siting Louis has been regarded by of the school, and to promany people as a "pilot vide scope for future playschool" which could set ground development. The building will centre the pattern for Catholic education in the future. on a multi-purpose hall, • The school's headmaster, with four adjoining teachFather Daven Day, S.J., ing-learning areas; a librarysaid this week: "The new resources centre and science Junior School will take ad- facilities will also be provantage of the more flex- vided. Father Austin Kelly, ible teaching methods availExterior treatment will S.J., founding Rector of able in an open area school, include verandahs, paved St. Louis School, this eight areas and an amphitheatre. the past "For week celebrates, on July months we have been formThe headmaster of the 31, the Feast of St. Igulating our aim and goals Junior School, Mr. Frank natius of Loyola, the for the new St. Louis and Owen, has provided fur50th anniversary of his with the help of the archit- ther details of the proposed ordination to the priestects we have designed a Junior School. hood. school which we hope will TWO CLASSROOMS: Born at Black Rock fit these needs. The teaching - learning (Ireland) in 1891, he The Geraldton Diocesan Council of Parents and "It will not be a lavish areas are each designed to entered the Society of Friends has unanimously supported the stand building," Fr. Day said, cater for 70 students under Jesus in 1812. - Three of the Australian Bishops supporting per-capita "but rather one which will the guidance of two or years after his ordinagrants for each child attending school. give plenty of room and flex- more teachers. tion, he came to Austraibility and which will be "The rooms are designed lia and served at Xavier The motion was agreed ry ( Mullewa); secretarygeared towards preparing to facilitate easy movement to at the annual general treasurer, Mrs. J. Simpson College, Kew, and St. the boys for the changing into various sized learning Aloysius College, Syd- meeting of the Council at- (Stella Mans); council memacademic needs of the sen- groups," Mr. Owen said. tended by nine diocesan bers, Messrs. G. McLoughney, in the latter as recior school." "This is considered import- tor. associations as . well as a lin (St. Patrick's), Higgins Designed on the basis of ant if a school environment large number of priests, (Bluff Point), Vandeleur He was Rector of St. an "open-area" school, the is to provide social experand Monckton (Morawa), Louis School from 1939 Brothers and Sisters. new facilities will provide ience for its pupils. Brennan (Three Springs), to 1947 during which The meeting also deplorfor an eventual enrolment "Two teachers for each (Mingenew) and time he became well ed the Australian Govern- Rowe of 280 boys in the Junior unit will allow for the exAdam (Rangeway). School. Initially, this will pertise, experience and en- known in the archdiocese ment's decision to exclude as a preacher and reThe council will meet some schools from assistallow St. Louis to accept thusiasm needed for teachtreat master. ance and to limit support next at Mingenew on OctHe was the first spiritto other schools to a level ober 29 and before then ual director of the newly well below the current per local associations will be founded St. Charles capita grants. asked to study the policy Seminary in 1942. The meeting agreed that statement of the W.A. EduHe was also a broad- its views should be for- cation Commission. caster on the Catholic warded to the Australian radio programme "The Parents' Council which is to ON INSIDE PAGES Catholic Answer". meet shortly in Hobart. Leaving St. Louis, he 5 Attending the function Calendar became provincial of the from Perth were Mr. Pick- Children's World 8 order and during his ering, vice-president, and term of office the Aus- Mrs. Hodsdon, secretary Classified Advertisements 10 tralian province was estand Mr. Hodsdon, council Letter 8 ablished and came of member, of the Parents and News In Pars 7 age in its undertaking Friends' Federation. the present mission that The newly elected offic- Sister M. Philomena it conducts in India. USUALLY COME BACK FOR Earle 6 ers of the Geraldton counAt the conclusion of Sport 12 cil are: President, Mr. AnA NOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER his term of office as pro7 drew Brown (Beachlands); Theatre vincial he went to India vice-president, Mr. K. Shar- TV, Radio A ND ANOTHER . . . 7 as superior from 1956 to 1962. Living in retirement at Hawthorn. Victoria, he The deadline for editorial copy is noon on Monexhibits the same keenness of intellect and day. 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Thursday, July 26, 1973
Students' high praise for spiritual guidance at camp Superlatives are the most common characteristic of the assessments handed in by Churchlands Marist College students of their recent religious camp. Held at the Don Moore He went on to say that matic renewal that was P.F.A. Youth Centre, Par- he saw the work with alive in the Church tokerville, the camp catered Marist students as part day. for a total of 135 students of a larger movement attending in groups of that was taking place thirty for approximately among people of all detwo and a half days each nominations in Perth toover a period of two day. weeks. "People are learning The students came that Jesus is really alive," from the fourth and fifth he said. years of the college. At Parkerville, advanTo replace any overworked terms such as tage was taken of the PARIS (NC) —Father "camp" or "retreat" the peaceful suroundings and Hans Kueng has publiprogramme was called a Mass was held in the open shed a detailed defence Christ Experience Live-in. whenever possible; Mass of his ideas about papal was central to all the acIt was conducted by a infallibility. special Redemptorist tivities. The Swiss-born theo"Mission for Youth Co-workers with the Team" — Fathers Pat Redemptorist team were logian, who teaches at and Brothers Vin Dale, the "Shalomites" — 35 West Germany's TuebinCoughlin and Don Minius young singers who are gen University, asserted Kieran Holmes and Luke building a reputation for that the cautious languSmith. themselves as a dynamic age used by the Vatican's For the Marist boys force at the Redemptorist Doctrinal Congregation to deny his teachings showthe programme went Church, North Perth. straight to the task of To widen the vision of ed that this book "Infalgiving them a deeper the students, young Cath- lible? An Inquiry" was a awareness of the Person olics from other walks of clear success. of Christ and helping life were invited to speak Father Kueng claimed them experience His pre- of the place of Christ in that the arguments put sence, directly and their lives today. forward in his book "In through each other. fallible? An Inquiry" had Apart from the films, Father Don Minius gone unanswered. tapes, role-playing and says: "I believe people "Since the Congrega today are hungry for a other activities, the Redeeper meeting with demptorist team said tion for (the Doctrine of) Christ; the Spirit of God that they concentrated the Faith Cannot itself on experiencing rather bring forward any is giving them this. "There is renewal in than discussing religious grounded reply, the posthe air and this is world- themes and on praying sibility diminishes daily wide; young people are rather than telling the that the Roman doctrine of infallibility can be accepting Jesus as Lord youths about prayer. of their life in a wonderThey said that they maintained in the sense ful way today. I believe used the basic insights underst6od in the 19th there is new life." of the Catholic charis- century."
Infallibility; Father Kueng in defence
• The bushland scene was the perfect setting for the spiritual experience of Marist students last week at Parkerville. Pictured is Father Don Minius, C.SS.R., distributing Communion at one of the outdoor Masses which were a feature of the distinctive Christ Experience Live-in.
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PARIS (NC). — The Protestant prior of an ecumenical monastic community has raised the possibility of "double membershp"in the Catholic and Protestant churches.
Prior Roger Schutz, writing in an ecumenical review, put the problem this way: "Trying to achieve the unity of Christians, we find ourselves caught in a dilemma: even with a view to a more universal Communion, we cannot break with the Communion that gave us birth. "To disown one's origin is not in the dynamic of modern man. For i,he hinge generation, will we then discover the possibility of a "double membership?" Prior Schutz, whose article appeared in Unite des Chretiens (Unity of Christians), said that a Pope had condemned the notion of double membership in the 16th Century. He did not elaborate upon the historical point, but he asked: "Will the bishop of Rome, in his ministry of Communion, he able today to summon enough boldness to promote a "double membership" without suggesting to anyone to disown the faith his fathers handed him honestly?" "It would be incomprehensible if a church whose vocation is to be universal and Catholic were to be a place of exclusion." Prior Schutz is prior of the monastery of Taize in France, which now includes Catholic Brothers under the authority of the bishop.
The Young Christian Workers' movement in Melbourne called for a The next clinic will halt to the building of be held at St. John of high-rise flats by the HouGod Maternity Hospital sing Commission in a subon Sunday August 5 at mission to a recent pov7.45 p.m. erty enquiry. The Y.C.W. was presenThe clinic sessions are ting a submission to the interested open to any Commonwealth Commis persons; however, it is sion of Inquiry into Povrequested that persons erty which sat in Melwishing to attend phone bourne. the office at 27 Victoria On the question of life Square, 25 4994, Mon- in inner suburbs, the days to Thursdays, beY.C.W. said it believed tween 10 a.m. and 3.30 that "construction of p.m. Commission Housing high-rise and low-rise This is only to ensure fiats should be halted imthat numbers are evenly, mediately and an in-depth distributed at each study of this style of liv- DRAMA, MUSIC study patterns of secondary monthly session so that ing should be carried out The central core of the school. attending have in consultation with tenthose new school will be a multiample opportunity to get ants and other people purpose hall for drama, SCIENCE the advice and ask the living in the localities." There will be two distinct music and movement activquestions that they wish "The submission con- ities. facilities in the science area from the experts present tinued: "We believe that There will be sufficient —a "wet" area where to help them. families are retarded in access from each teaching younger students can develtheir life style while liv- area to allow the hall to be op interests; and a laboratOnly one attendance ing in flats and that used in conjunction with ory area in most senses at the session is considchildren are more likely similar to a secondary level one or more areas. ered necessary but folto be underdeveloped facility. This arrangement is seen low-up discussions are emotionally, mentally and This will give upper prias a stimulus to allow new available and encouragphysically than if they mary students the environways of combining the total ed at the city office in were given the opportunment needed for more deVictoria Square. ity to live in a more open school group in a variety tailed scientific effort in of learning situations. area with up-to-date facilThe hall is planned to their last two years of priMrs. Maureen Chemities." berlain notes that many It stressed the need for allow for use by the senior mary school. The use of exterior areas couples are not aware of a family wage where the school students, and it is conthe assistance that the breadwinner needed to hoped to extend this use to will be given special verandahs, ovulation method can work only 40 hours a parent and old boys' func- sideration. The amphioffer couples who are week "to ensure his fam- tions, to further develop the paved areas and as a theatre designed are "family" concept. having difficulty in ily is able to live in comsource of greater flexibility achieving a pregnancy. fort ,without the fear of LIBRARY CENTRE with uoups of students. hunger and be in a posiSumming up the new Organisers expect that tion of security both emo- Designed to motivate studsaid: the work of family plantionally and financially." ents in further learning, the ventlir2, Father Day major ning is going to extend The Y.C.W. said it library-resource centre will " 'Community' is a into suburban and counwould support Housing be accessible to all parts of goal at St. Louis, and a close-knit community in the try sub-groups, especialCommission control or the school. The library is seen as an school will be the basis for ly now that some funds participation by tenants have been made avail- in maintaining flats, rent essential element in the pro- an ever-widening sense opf, students. able by the Australian collection and re-arrange- cess of developing in stud- community in the for the architects The Government to assist in scholarship. eats a sense of ment of facilities. It callthis work. Having experienced such project are SummerhaYes ed on the Commission to operate in rural areas in facilities in primary school- and Associates and the conjunction with State ing, students should be bet- work on the new school will ter equipped to handle the commence shortly. planning bodies.
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New school course on social sciences angers teachers SYDNEY. — Catholic schools in New South Wales may boycott a new social sciences course to be introduced by the Education Department next year. From special reporter KERRY MCGLYNN
The proposed course has been described as "antiThis had enormous imChristian, with Marxist ten- plications for church schools dencies". and teachers in particular should find it alarming, acstrong drawn a has also It protest from educationists cording to Father Jordan. "It is an utterly valueless at other Christian schools neutralist philosophy and throughout the State. one that we should reject," The headmaster of the he said. Sydney Church of England Grammar School (Shore), Mr. B. H. Travers, who is also chairman of the Headmasters' Conference, has sent a letter to the department asking it to postpone introduction of the course. Educationists
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The Apostleship of the Sea (Stella Mans) Club of Fremantle combines the provision of ian schools learned details of the course only recently and entertainment and relaxation with the opportunity to pray. A wide when they received a draft surroundings homely selection of Christians and non-Christians from many nationalities attend the Mass that is said syllabus from the Board of Secondary Schools Educadaily in the club chapel . •
The Holy Year and 'rebelling' youth VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul, describing the 1975 Holy Year as "a march of faith" maintained that it should hold special interest for modern youth "rebelling against a society soaked in hypocrisy."
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They were invited to submit their comments — and at the same time were instructed to implement the c ourse next year. Many sections of the proposed syllabus have shocked teachers at Catholic and other independent schools. They claim it has been inour troduced "behind backs". Father Gregory Jordan, Rector of St. Ignatius, Riverview, describes the proOn one Sunday each year — known as Apostleship of the Sea Sunday — the spotlight of posed new course as "frightening". the Catholic Community is focused on a section of the moving population of the world's people "My fear is that the course can be used as an who have been on the move ever since ships put to sea. attack on Christian and huApostleship of the Sea range of facilities that are open to all sea- done, he said." man values," he said. on this year falls are visiting sea"In many Sunday farers," he added. ports there offered to "It adopts a neutralist atnext Sunday (July 29). men. is little or no attempt to titude to all human and "Through the agency of Father John O'Shea, natmeet the apparent needs On Sunday afternoon ional director of the woodcarvings from the the Apostleship, the Cath- of visiting crews. Even in social values. Church's special the larger ports, the "It is impossible to be Apostleship, who is sta- Philippines which the olic tioned at Fremantle Fremantle centre has un- work, the local commun- wider community tend to neutralist because by opting where he is port chaplin, dertaken to market will ity discharges its Chris- regard this apostolate as out of issues you do in fact tian responsibility to its being solely the responsi- adopt a particular stance. said: be available for sale. It seafaring brothers." bility of port or adjacent "My fear is that neutral"This is the special oc- was hoped to have this The chaplains in the parishes. ity toward Christian and casion when our Catholic consignment in time for ports and the lay workers human values will slide into ; people are asked to pray the recent fete but it was and ship visitors of the "The result is, in many for the spiritual welfare delayed through indust- Apostleship of the Sea ports, ship visitation and hostility towards them. "By trying to be neutral of the seafaring po-pula- rial trouble. were deeply grateful for the voluntary staffing of they are in fact attacking lion of the world, learn on Stella Mans the Clubs is support given by the The objects of the these values." about the conditions and Apostleship of the Sea Australian community to a precarious basis and circumstances of their the programming of a The new course has been were the spiritual, social this work, he added. lives and, through supwell organised and met- drawn up by a syllabus and material welfare of The same could be said port for the annual finanseafarers, Father O'Shea of the seafarers on the hodic approach to the committee headed by Procial appeal, express their said. Without distinction ships who regarded the aims of the Apostleship fessor Sol Encel, professor practical concern for this of the Sea is severely of sociology at the Universof race or religion its hospitality provided jeopardised. apostolate." ity of N.S.W. concerned was extended along Australian the The issue was raised at a • On this day the to all. All seafarers were coast as proverbial. particularly "This is Apostleship of the Sea contacted on board ships. "Nevertheless, those of embarrassing, if not tra- packed Sunday meeting of Catholic Secondary centre at Fremantle (the "The centres of the us who are charged with gic when the Apostleship the Stella Mans Club) in Apostleship of the Sea the promotion and inten- is associated closely with Schools' Association at LorQueen Victoria Street, is and the other Christian sification of this much- other Church agencies in eto Convent, Kirribilli. Open all day to visitors centres with which the needed apostolate feel the work and is unable At the meeting prominwho may see the wide Apostleship is associated that much more could be to maintain its commit- ent Catholic educationists ment. expressed dismay and alarm "The participation of a at the implications of the greater number of people new course, designed for as ship visitors, centre students from first form to hosts and hostesses will fourth form. Brother J. A. Taylor, deenable the Apostleship to meet the greater demand puty provincial of the on its services," Father Christian Brothers, Strat hfield, said: "The best way of O'Shea said. "The overall number of protest is to refuse to imseafarers may be some• plement the course in our what fewer, but the fast- schools next year. er turn around of ship"We could do this on WieV•* ping in ports calls for a conscientious grounds or on • , more intensive and bet- grounds raised in the course ter organised approach to itself." meet their needs. The association has set "During our national up an action committee, conference earlier this headed by Brother Patrick year in Melbourne a call I. White, headmaster of St. was made for local fami- Pius X College, Chatswood. lies in the community to to make an in-depth study act as host families to of the proposed course with crew members from visit- the aim of sending a proing ships. These seafarers test submission to the Minintroduced ister of Education, NIIbe would PRECISION —PERFORMANCE —PRESTIGE through the port chap- Willis. lins or accredited ship The new course, an exFrom Germany's Famed BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS MUNICH visitors." tension of the existing social studies programme, out93cJVCW From $7395 00 Including Tax. Fully imported lines 13 concepts of social values and attitudes to be IT'S t aught to children. OBVIOUS Religion comes 1I th on the list. THE B.M.W. PEOPLE But this key passage in CLASSIFIED ADS. t he department draft has 49-50 BURSWOOD ROAD, IN horrified many teachers: VICTORIA PARK Telephone 617533 "Traditional social studies curricula, with their emphasis on good citizenship DO THE JOB and on cultivating the 'correct' social and political PHONE IN YOUR values, cannot hope to reCLASSIFIEDS tain the respect of students and teachers when ideas 25 9088 and values are changing all the time."
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"t am very worried about the prospect of teaching our children this, but I am just as worried about the 78 per cent of Australian children who do not go to our schools who are going to be done harm by this course.
The Pope, speaking at a general audience said that young people were the first to speak of authenticity. "Their demand for an ideal and moral authenticity has in recent years exploded negatively in contestation and in rebellion against a society soaked in hypocrisy and wallowing in scepticism about the laws of thought and the law of behaviour," the Pope said. "Such a society could only increase the suffering and confusion of the which sprang youth from it and which today seems ready to produce a new spirituality."
The Pope also cited some "new aspirations" of today's youth: "Where is friendship? Where is peace? 'Where is the free and lyrical expression of a poetry that prays? Where can a person work to serve others? Where can self-mastery be found again? Where can we find again the sacrifice of self for a bigger ideal?" Pope Paul said the Holy Year should throw light on the contrast between the "Gospel and the Babel-like culture at our disposition, that is, between Christ and the world."
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3.30 p.m. The Auxiliary Bishop will visit the Stella Mans Club for seafarers to LONDON (NC). — Most commentators in London welcomed the rejection of the outlawed mark the observance of Apostleship of Irish Republican Army movement's candidates in the elections for a new local parliamenta the Sea Sunday. ry The Archbishop will attend a meeting assembly in Northern Ireland. 31 Connection of a main of the Central Commission of the Auspower supply to St. But structures while we want to the secular tralian Bishops Conference in Sydney. Press has been almost By MURRAY WHITE in the "Catholic Weekly" emerge," he added. "Let Joseph's Technical Schuniversally us trust to the process ool at Lae, in Papua- New pessimistic August over the itself to determine the Guinea, is to be funded outcome, some At noon in the Redemptorist church, a 1 by Australian Catholic This is the result of the unions, sporting organi- outcome." Catholic experts are opMass concelebrated by the Auxiliary Relief with a grant of impression zations and banks, Costimistic for the first time favourable Bishop and clergy to honour the Feast because of the success created here by the visit grave said. • Mr. Cosgrave told the $4,000, to take care of the of of St. Alphonsus Liguori. The solution for North- Press conference that the many standard six stuthe predominantly Catho- to British Prime Minister Confirmation, Northam; the Auxiliary lic Social Democratic and Edward Heath of the ern Ireland at present Northern Ireland elect- dents who are unable to 8 Republic's new lay in a settlement en- ions had shown the peo- continue their studies Labour Party (S.D.L.P.) Irish Bishop. 9 7.30 p.m. At Bellevue the Archbishop will which won 19 of the 78 Prime Minister Liam Cos- couraging both conflict- ple's rejection of violence. and are interested in a grave. ing communities there It was important that the trade. c oncelebrate Mass as part of the parish seats. Mr. Cosgrave is report- to "work together to British In a request to A.C.R., troops there vocation programme. This should give the ed to have played down common benefit without should not be withdrawn the head teacher, Bro9.30 p.m. The Archbishop will receive S.D.L.P. and its leader, the republic's constitut- resolving the issue defini- yet. 10 ther Leo Trommelen, debutantes at the Catholic Ball, Medina. Gerry Fitt, a considerable ional claims over North- tively in favour of eitsaid that this year, a say when the new assem- ern Ireland and to have her." Precipitate action course in motor mechaConfirmation, Wongan Hills; the Auxilbly replacing the Old showed willingness to aciary Bishop. He called the proposed would be dangerous, but nics was started, there Northern Irish Parlia- cept existing political Council of Ireland, on a Northern Ireland gov- was an enrolment of 97 11 a.m. The solemn dedication by the ment 11 meets this year. realities. which London, Dublin erning executive should students and next year Archbishop of St. Mary's Cathedral. Fitt's party, which aims tradition "No one and and Belfast would be rep- be formed as soon as pos- they would take 120 stu11 a.m. The solemn consecration of Saint at a united Ireland under 12 community one no Irein dents. resented, the fruit of "the sible. Mary's Cathedral; the Archbishop. a nondenominational land can now determine There was - no other British genius for the "Expedience has shown The Archbishop will celebrate Mass at Constitution is solidly the political 15 future of our pragmatic . . . which first clearly that simple majo- trade school for these united. St. Louis School. island," he told an Irish makes institutions work rity rule without mino- boys. By production of 3.30 p.m. The Archbishop's Senate of 16 The various pro-Pro- political club here during and only then seeks to simple furniture or simrity participation cannot Priests meets at St. Charles' Seminary. testant Unionist parties his visit. define them." provide a basis for stabil- ple metal work construcwanting to uphold the Earlier he told a press His own government ity or order within Nor- tion, the students were strong link with Britain conference that he ,had a willingness to ac- thern Ireland," he added. able to make the school and the non-sectarian thought the republic's cept and work forward self-supporting as the middle-of-the-road Liber- constitutional claims to from existing realities "The government and small amount of subal Alliance are split as legislate for Northern rather than a concern people of the rest of Ire- sidy from the Governgroups, with the Union- Ireland had no precise with abstract legalistic a vailable at land in turn have come to ment was not sufficient ists often split among significance in internatio- or constitutional definit see that the dominant for the running of the themselves inside various nal law. ions." majority in the island as school. It was therefore groups. The republic's aspira"Let us not try to im a whole cannot by itself unable to finance the con450 HAY STREET — PHONE 25 9088 Another good sign seen tions toward eventual un- pose on each other rigid determine its future poli- nection to main power. Since 1962, the school by Catholics here is the ity were reflected in the concepts of the kind of tical structures. has had its own power healthy political climate all-Ireland organization future Ireland we want now developing between of the churches, labour and the kind of political $1 .20 per 100; S1.44 posted "Both within Northern supply, with a diesel enDublin and London to Ireland and in Ireland as gine but during the in60c per 50; 78c posted the concern of the Uniona whole something more tervening years, the sch ists. is required . . . .what Bal- ool had been extended four (a former British and more workshops Prime Minister) called 'a were erected. This meant -real, solid, moral basis.' more power-points and That is the task to which more machinery. The diesel, which was we must now set ourselves in Ireland, North strong enough a few and South. It is a task years ago was no longer for which we are entitled able to supply enough to ask for your fullest power especially for the welding section of the support." school. 29
CONFIRMATION CARDS RECORD PRINT
Anglicans accuse Young people's body worried Church of apathy over employment for girls in abortion fight
LONDON (NC). — More than 100 prominent Single girls at Bruce Rock are concerned at the effect that the employment of married women is having on work opportunities for single girls Anglicans have accused the Church of England of apathy in the fight against abortion. in their district.
ELLIOTT St ELLIOTT
In a letter to Arch- their hopes of promotion. Recently fourteen girls parish priest, Father having a demoralising OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST bishop Michael Ramsay Yet they have been discussed this situation Richard Doyle, who has effect on young girls lo of Canterbury, the group given virtually no support at a meeting of Genera- had long experience in cally. CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS said that "the general by the bishops . . . . tion Movement, the youth work. The Post office replied apathy of Anglicans and 21 8151 "We consider it shame- PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... town's group for young The meeting was told that it had no policy in their leaders in the pre- ful that a child may be PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... people of any religion or that there was an equal employing single 21 5304 girls sent situation has done deleted simply because it FREMANTLE: no religion, where prob- number of married and over married 30 MARKET STREET ... women or more to bring the Church is illegitimate 2602 35 — . . . . We lems of common concern single women working in vice versa. of England into disrepute all believe in responsible COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 can be talked about. the town. It added that with the than any other parenth issue in ood. The opinion of the phasing out of its activithe past 50 years." 'But we object strongly The Movement receives meeting was not against ties it doubted if any perto people and organizasupport from the Catho- married women working manent The letter organised by I NSIST ON positions would tions with vested interlic young people of Bruce as such but they said be advertised in Bruce Nicholas Fogg, a journa- ests deliberately promotR ock together with their that the situation was Rock. list included signatures of doctors, nurses, clergy- ing mass hysteria with men and theological stu- regard to increased popu"Fit for a King" dents. Copies have been lation while referring to abortion as a second line sent to all Anglican bisLADIES! of defence if contracephops. tion fails. Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR "Doctors are being "All Christians must acB utchers Shops blackmailed by some cept that abortion should polititians to act as tech- never be used as a metSpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions nicians in an attempt to hod of birth control." Locations: overcome problems for Mr. Fogg (29) told the which society refuses to press that TYLER'S SUPERMARKETS more young accept responibility, it people like 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 himself were said. increasingly becoming B. & P. BUTCHERS "We feel that as a about Church leaders Church we should fight who rarely spoke out unCnr Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle for better social condit- less they were confident THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET ions and more adequate that what they said was Cnr Chapman Rd & Pitt St, Bentley. Phone 68 1639 KEANEY COLLEGE, BNDOON help for unsupported in the popular trend. • mothers rather than allow politicians to try to To be drown SUNDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER when the use abortion as a cheap and easy way out of such Pool will be officially opened. problems . . . . "At present over 460 unborn children are • TICKETS $10 each being destroyed daily 5 1000 only to be sold r mainly for reasons of ! MIN MO* aims social convenience. SureP hone ly no Church can conHannan done such a situation by 21 1444 F IRST PRIZE: Return trip for two to London with $600 its Street silence . . . . Where you always get a vailable for touring United Kingdom and Continent, "Anglican nurses and doctors, too, have been in or $2,000 the vanguard opposing THE LEADING FASHION STORE the present law, despite SECOND PRIZE: Return trip to Singapore and nearby AND fact that they know c ountries by sea or air with $400 spending money, the their refusal to kill indisCOMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS or $,1000 criminately jeopardizes
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Removing waste from the body; correct habits Our food which is masticated, digested, injected and absorbed into the blood stream, goes directly into the liver, the largest organ in the body. and other wastes removIn this organ a great ed from the kidneys form of chemical number B.Sc., EARLE, By Sister M. PHILOMENA the urine. changes take place, resulA.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. These wastes would ting, on one hand, in St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. poison the body and kill changing digested proit in a few days if left in teins, carbohydrates and the blood stream. Urine fats into more usable The lungs also remove called a glomerulus, in is carried from the kidforms and, on the other, to the formation of urea a small amount of water the hollow centre of neys through the ureters 0 A lay missionary today is a person who shares his or her life, as and several other kinds from the blood; neverthe- which is found a knot of to the bladder from less their chief work as capillary loops. which it is expelled this young woman is doing here in Western Australia. of waste materials. an excretory organ is to through the urethra. has sac The glomerular What happens to all remove from the blood a these Conclusively, these waste materials? waste gas called carbon a narrow tubular outlet; structures do not perwhich of section first the the to They are returned dioxide. is in the form of a loose form any excretory work blood stream. Again the exwe coil surrounded by a cap- except to conduct the which air The breakdown of tissue and fluid on its way out of contains illary network. usually the generation of energy hale the body and to act as a as times 100 than more is coiled tubule The produce many kinds of temporary storage, so as dioxide carbon much continued as a straight the water can be expellwaste materials; these inhale. we which air the tubule, which unites with also are returned to the So deep breathing helps other similar tubules and ed at convenient times blood stream. to greatly purify the finally empties into the instead of escaping as it As the blood, carrying lungs. does in so many individukidney pelvis. both food and waste matals, in the form of a dribConsequetnly, if carbon In action, water and ble. erial circulates through- dioxide were not conNearly two hundred people have so far attended the days of mission, out the body, it passes stantly removed from our many dissolved substanSo to keep the bladder through the lungs, the body we would not live ces from the blood filter and kidneys in good ary information that have been held each year for the past four years. skin and also the kid- more than a few minutes. through capillary and working condition, two glomerula walls, and this things are important. neys. The next of these func- and to clarify personal Square, to discuss their Now the kidneys: — fluid filtered out of the One is to drink plenty of tions, organised by the objectives in following life situaton in the light The skin extracts from Wastes which are not reblood flows out of the pure water which goes of the Gospel and provide such a vocation. the blood some if its ex- moved from the blood by glomerular sac and down first to the liver and to Perth Lay Mission Group, the cess water and in addi- the skin or the lungs Since last informa- a means for a prospectthe tubule. cleanse it and secondly is to be held at the Re- tion day, a married cou- ive missionary to see tion a small amount of must be dealt with by the Monastery, ple But on its way, the to see that the diet is demptorist have made their de- their current vocation in mineral salts and other kidneys. Retreat House, North cision and are now work- life against a possible The essential secretory cells lining the tubules, right. wastes. This water and wastes removed from unit of structure in a select from the fluid If the water is not pure Perth, on Sunday, August ing in the Kimberleys as career as a lay missionary. the blood by the skin kidney begins as a doub- those substances which and only a small amount 5, commencing at 10.30 lay missionaries. Further information is le-walled globular sac are still of use to the taken, the fluid extract In addition, the lay form the perspiration. body and return them to may become so concen- a.m. by mission group meets reg- available ringing the blood. One of these trated that it will not Anyone over the age of ularly at the Catholic 25 9177 (office hours) or is the sugar in normal keep minor salts in solu- 13 interested in learning Missions Office, Victoria 61 4492. tion as it should. patients. about the work and ideals The unfortunate result of a lay missionary is inBlood pressure is a ALL CHURCH STATIONERY and tendancy to form vited to attend. very important factor in is a bladder stones. maintaining the kidneys' kidney or Lunch is provided and Also this concentrated filtration process. PRINTED CHURCH REQUISITES cost of the day is S1.75 the fluid is likely to irritate per person. The high blood press- the bladder. W.A.O.A. Let us Quote you for your next ure which so often acWe must realize the exA speaker at the day of OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS companies a diseased con- cretory organs, as well as information will be FathOrder. dition of the glomeruli oi the other organs mention- er Brian Tiernan, Pallo467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 the tiny arteries and cap- ed, can be kept in healthy tine, who works out of Res.: 67 1685 illaries in or near them is and efficient action only Wandering Mission, keepin reality a safety mea- if our health habits are ing in touch with Aborigsure which the body right. inal families in the south450 Hay St., Perth. Phone 25 9088 brings into play in order It is most important ern part of the State. to maintain the vital fil- not only to know the habRecently the Perth Lay tering action of the kid. its that are truly good Mission Group visited neys. health-habits, but also to to get further Damage to the cells lin- form these habits and to Wandering this particuinto nsight i ing the tubules leads to a practise them continuallar missionary work. to NEW SHIPMENT great loss of substance ly. The biggest task facing which the body ought to Sister M. Philomena Earle JUST TO HAND . . the prospective lay misretain, but does not cause B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. sionary is to get to know high blood pressure. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. the field of mission work So the combined water
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MADONNA and CHILD LAST SUPPER
Among the many priests who may be celebrating 25 years of priesthood in Queensland this year are the special twelve priests who were the first class of Pius XII Seminary to be ordained to the priesthood in 1948.
The decision to found O'Quinn, Brisbane's first priests for the Australian Queensland's present bishop from 1859 to 1881. Church. seminary was taken durOne priest, Monsignor In 1939, 45 per cent of WITH 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE ing the Australian Bis- Potter spanned the inter- the clergy of Queensland TO BACK HIS JUDGMENT hops' Conference in 1939 val from that time to be were Irish, Rockhampton AND ABILITY and since that was the present at the laying ol diocese being the highest year when, in March, the foundation stone of with 65 per cent and Pope Pius XII took office the new seminary in Nov- Brisbane with 45 per CONTACT HIM ON 25 9899 - 25 7978 cent. the seminary requested ember, 1939. A /Hrs. 64 1899 In 1972 the Brisbane the privilage of using his The first course of ecne.f.-ie in its title. clesiastical studies com- figure had dropped to SWIMMING POOL SUPPLIES An earlier attempt had menced in 1942; seven 10 per cent. PTY. LTD. Australia's Western been made to found a students had graduated 26 WELLINGTON ST., PERTH. 6000 seminary, St. Lawrence from the minor seminary Seminary, St. Charles'. O'Toole's College, during department, and they commenced in 1942 under Bishop were joined by seven the direction of the preof time the others. sent Archbishop of Perth, They all perservered to Dr. Goody; its first stuthe priesthood and since dent to be ordained to the priesthood was Fatthen two have died. her Harold Middleton, at On the professorial present parish priest of staff of the opening Carnarvon, in 1949. PRI ESTS-BROTHERS course was the present I n Adelaide, St. Francis Archbishop of Hobart, Xavier Seminary comDr. Guilford Young. menced in 1942 and the of first rector was the late Torpie Bishop Cairns was rector of the Father Alan Johnson, Whatever your age you seminary With ageless ideals and for a short who was released from Francis. a could become new ideas, the Franciswhile. the Archdiocese of Perth can. If interested send cans today keep the dyDoctor T. Boland, lec- for that work. us the following. namic spirit of St. Franturer in ecclesiastical hiscis alive and meaningful tory at Pius XII SeminFR. RONAN, 0.F.M., to modern man, bringing ary, notes that 1939 53 GREAT NORTHERN HWV,, God's peace, joy and love MIDLAND, W.A. 6056 marks the time when it to His people everywhere. I am interested in the Franciscans was assumed that the information. more send please The Franciscans have Church in Queensland 229-233 William St., Perth never stopped building an NAME had to meet its centuryever new world of Chrisand Ireland to debt long ADDRESS. Phone 28 8544 tian hope. They never seriously attempt to prowill. vide mainly Australian
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DunBy The Way: Spanners SUNDAY, Encounter: "John more Lang - Immigra- in the Works. The Rev. July 29. pro- Michael Webber of Hotion Pioneer.' This Divine St. Service: gramme gives one facet bart considers the evident d and challenges to religion Thomas' Anglican Churof the many-side of the thrown down by four ch, North Sydney. 11.00 turbulent career . It great thinkers. 10.20 a.m. Australian clergyman a.m. is presented in the form (6WN and Regs). Yarad.. Olga of a play by Look Up and Live: As MONDAY, July 30 to 8.00 a.m. (6WF). the Spirit Leads Them: Byrd's Music: 4. SATURDAY, acred August S Voices" David Wilkerson's book, "Mass for Three Evening Meditation: "Jubilate" and Walton's The Rev. Father Anthony "The Cross and the (6WN) (1972). 8.15 a.m. Doherty of Sydney. 00.01 Switchblade," introduced Let's Face It: The Rev. a.m. (6WN), 11.50 p.m. many people to a new 8.00 W.A. of Lomas Peter (Regs). way of dealing with drug a.m. (Regs). This programaddiction. Divine Service: From SPECIAL NOTES me shows Teen Challenge, the R.A.A.F. Chapel at Williamtown Air Base MONDAY, the organisation he and near Newcastle, N.S.W. July 30. his brother founded, at "The Gloria" by Vivaldi, 11.00 a.m. (6WN and in Chicago. 9.30 p.m. ' work 8.00 p.m. (6WN). egs). R Hymn Community Murrumbeena Singing: Methodist Church, Melbourne. 6.30 p.m. 6WF and Regs). The Epilogue: From Intimations of Immortality ( Wordsworth). 11.16 p.m. ( 6WN), 11.45 p.m. (Regs).
• Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Charles Rose drinking a toast after their marriage in St. Church, Benedict's Applecross. The bride, AnnMaree, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hackett, of Ardross Street, Applecross and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Rose, of Bailey Street, Hamilton Hill. The bridesmaids were Bernadette and Louise Hackett, the best man Phillip Mcthe and Whirter, groomsman Gordon Rose, the groom's brother.
Trial on first confessions to end soon
NEWS IN PARS MAJELLANS
East Fremantle Majellans will hold ther next VATICAN CITY (NC) meeting in the home of Mrs. Meg Handcock, 28 -The practice of admit- Allen Street, East Fremantle, at 8 p.m. on Monday, lead ting children to First July 30. Father Ryan, the parish priest, will subject. topical a on discussion a goCommunion without For further information, ring Mrs. Veronica ing to Confession is to be ich, on 39 3911. McSev phased out at the end of the 1972-73 school year, according to a Vatican CA THCLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Executive and general meetings. league headn sent to bis declaratio ONDAY, M quarters, Wednesday, August 1: 10 a.m. and 1.45 world s conference hops July 30. It is hoped to have a guest speaker at the p.m. wide. Facing The Week: The on meetings. All members are welcome. afterno A Vatican spokesman Rev. Peter Lomas of W.A. While it is good to see a young cast produce such a play as Shake- in Rome said: "In 1971, 6.25 a.m. (6WN). speare's "Julius Ceasar" at the Octagon Theatre and while a great many the Vatican allowed exThe Leederville branch will meet at the Presbytion in the area WEDNESDAY, people will applaud this production, it is extremely doubtful if such a perimenta at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, August 2. Shenton tery of (First) Communion Park branch will meet at the parish hall at 7 p.m. August 1. • School Service: "Let's traditional schoolboy approach to the play will, in the long run, assist without confession, ask- on Sunday, August 5. and Victoria Park, at the ing for reports on the Parish Hall, following evening devotions. Go!" (No. 22). "The Man either the players or audiences in their understanding of this work. success or failure of such from the Desert." 10.15 experiments. All the stock characters a.m. (6WN and Regs). "Since two years went from the classroom were I Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY Forty-two members attended at the Franciscan FRIDAY, by with only one nation Retreat House, for their annual retreat, and wish there; the playboy, rabble up the sub- to thank Father Russell, of the Redemptorist Monrousing, good-and-sincere- able to see political cyn August 3. PerhapsI am expecting even bringing decided to astery, for being the spiritual adviser on that day. was it ject, Crossways: "What Shall man Anthony, the bad icism in the final speech too much from a young proThis end to It was an uplifting day for all who attended. gradual a Sacrifice?" bring I Cassius, the honest but of Mark Anthony over the cast. all tation, experimen gramme discusses the misguided Brutus and so the • dead body of Brutus. for allowing while the Christian's calling to sac- on. 11111=11111111i111111, Nevertheless Shake rifice, in giving and reShakespeare in this speare has received so due pastoral care. Jones did in Max True, ceving, and how this is part instill some new life play wrote about people much mistreatment at "By due pastoral care 20 Mabel St. applied to everyday life. into the character of Cea- in politics, not about the the hands of school teach is meant that as a result South Perth The speaker will be the sar, but for the most part melodramatic murder of ers and play producers as of this declaration, any Rev. Father Bill O'Shea, he was merely saying Caesar or the violent ac- to make him one of the experiments already un67 271* A I NT:r\G CONTRACTOR Lecturer in New Testaplay der way, such as preparadespised speaking them well, tion following that mur- most ines, l Seminment at Pius XII wrights in the school- tions in summer courses even when he spoke them der. ary, Banyo in Brisbane. boy's calender or where leading to first Commun without feeling. The fact that the play 10.15 p.m. (6WN). schoolboys keep ion in the autumn will ever In Quires and Places: I am aware that this is good means that it their likes and dislikes, continue but all such exThe Canterbury Fellow- would be difficult for this also makes a very good and whether people like periments will then be ship of Melbourne. 10.45 cast to examine the rela- melodrama - plenty of his production or not, ended." tionships between people action, plenty of killings, p.m. (6WN). Shakespeare is much like Anthony and Caesar, plenty of fights. more than a windbag MONDAY, July 30 to or Brutus and Cassius or ADVERTISERS And the Swan players with a load of dead bodtheir political talents or FRIDAY, August 3. his when stage on ies time of deal good a spent the why they were politically USING OUR PAGES from Readings and energy staging fights play is done. Bible: The Rev. Ivor Bail- powerful. Available from real ARE DEPENDING ey of Adelaide. 7.10 a.m. I may not expect, but 1 and killings while the producBartlett's Mr. ac. the play, the of action ed disappoint still (6WN), 6.10 a.m. (Regs). am CLAREVALE ISAIA ON YOUR and vig- tion inside the mind of tion does nothing to disPause A Moment: The when physically deadwind-bag, the pell ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK phys684 of well-informed man, the source SUPPORT Rev. Father John Flem- orous cast, TELEPHONE: 61 3164 action in ical violence, remained bodies - on stage tradipolitical about ing of Adelaide. 9.10 a.m. tion. . untouched un,are the world today (6WF and Regs).
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1973
Law for legal restraints on Letter LETTER FROM AUNT WIN Catholics to he dropped Family welfare
Australia will be the last Western nation to drop legal restraints and prohibitions on Catholics when the N.S.W .Government later this year repeals 140-year-o ld legislation.
My dear boys and girls.
director lauds Karmel report
I am sure that you have heard or read
t he great Order of priests in the Church about This legislation is the removed for good. of the Act to file with court in Scotland faces an uncalled Roman Catholic Relief Act Jesuits, or another great group, the When one studies the Act authorities a form contain- specified fine and imprisonRedemp tor. of 1830, one of several fully, it is interesting to ing certain particula ists. rs. ment. "dead wood" items on the speculate on the "illegality" Failure to register with A. N.S.W. court decision But have you heard much of their very out. Statute Book which will be of public wearing of priest- the authoritie s carries a in 1940 held that this was s tanding founders whose feast days occur repealed as part of the Gov- ly garb, open-air celebration £ 50 fine for each month of not illegal in N.S.W. this Sir, week? ernment's law reform cam- of Mass and visits by Cath- continued residence . This is an interestin g inpaign. olic hierarchy from overIgnatius came from Loyola in Spain. He Any Jesuit or member dication of how recently It is understandable was This Act adopted for the seas. of another order coming this law was invoked and that your correspondent, a soldier and when he was in hospital with a colony of N.S.W. the BritMr. Donnelly (July 19) wound in Such things as these are "into this realm" after com- challenged in N.S.W. his leg his life turned after he, for ish Roman Catholic Relief prohibited or restricted in mencement of and others who like him the the Act is In this instance it was a first time, read and thought about great Act of the previous year. It the Act. have campaig ned for for God heroes deemed to be guilty of a civil action. Other court dein the past. lifted certain restraints and years with considerable The Act prevents a Cath- misdemeanor and is order- cisions affecting application "These men have done great things for disabilities imposed success for justice in on olic priest being elected to ed to be "banished from of the Act God," were in 1881 Catholics under allocating funds for in- he exclaimed, "Why can't I do the same?" various the House of Commons (for the United Kingdom for the and 1914, and again these He was a man of action. He meant what other Acts. dependent schools are this read the N.S.W. Parlia- term of his natural life". were civil actions. he These restrictions debar- ment) and if an elected anxious that the Govern- said and he got the first of his fol lowers Natural-born Jesuits or The Act goes on — any togethred Catholics from sitting Member of the House is other priests ment clarify er its and new he formed fithe Society of Jesus. St. Franwho return to person admitted as mentionand voting in Parliament, later ordained a priest his the U.K. have six months ed above is also guilty of a nancial proposals for cis Xavier who brought the faith so close to litiolding high civil and mil- seat is declared void. in which to present the ap- disdemeanor and faces ban- education. Austral ian shores was in that first band. itary offices and enjoying Certain public offices, propriate papers to the ishment for life. However, very little is Today the Jesuits are the largest order of certain franchises and civil such as guardians and just- authorities. men If he fails to leave the being said by Catholic in the Church and have the largest rights, unless they made de- ices of the United Kingdom number of Provision is made for the country within 30 days "it commentators on what I men working in mission ary lands. clarations against Transub- or regent of the U.K., are granting of a licence to shall be lawful for His believe to be one of the St. Alphonsus Liguori was a later founder of a stantiation, Invocation of specifically withheld from enter the country for no Majesty to cause such per- most significant aspects new type of religious order. He was a Saints, and the Sacrifice of Catholics. longer than six months and son to be conveyed to such of the Karmel Report, its lawyer the Mass as practised in the but he saw the need for a strong group of preachThe Act requires any if this is revoked the Jesuit place focus on disadva ntaged out of the United Catholic Church. Catholic elected or appoint- or other priest must leave Kingdom ers who would go around calling the as His Majesty by children. people The Act did away with ed to such offices as mayor, the country within back to God, particularly the sinner. 20 days the advice of His Privy If the Church sincere is the need for these declar- alderman, bailiff, town or face transportation (de- Council shall direct". The Redemptorists are one of the important about its concern for disations, but instead provided clerk, magistrate, etc., with- portation?) for life. groups in Austral ia today, working especial ly Further, if he is still at advanta ged groups of a 400-word oath which had in one month of taking ofAny Jesuit or other priest large after three months he children , such as migrant with young people at school retreats and camps. to be sworn before a Cath- fice to swear the 400-word within the U.K. who admits may be transported for children, Aborigin They tell everyone of their particular love for al chilolic could enter Parliament oath referred to earlier. a person to become a regu- life. Our Lady and show everywhere the image of Her dren, emotion ally or enjoy the other privildisCatholics appointed to lar priest, or who aids in Repeal of this measure turbed children, mentally known as Our Lady eges outlined above. of Perpetual Help, a very other offices —"any office the administration or takand about 800 other obsol- retarded children, and ancient Even though the Act or place of trust or profit ing of the necessary painting of the Mother of God that they vows, ete Acts is the result of children of very poor keep in their church in Rome. provided "relief" for Cath- under His Majesty"— have is guilty of a disdemea nor arduous work by the N.S.W. families, it is my olics, it contained exclusions three months in which to in England or belief There is another founder whose feast day Ireland and Law Reform Commission. that we should loudly occurs this and other measures aimed take the oath. week — St. Peter Julian Eymard. applaud the aims of the against them, with penalties The penalty of £50 is His order, the Blessed Sacrament Fathers, Karmel Report to reduce such as fines, imprisonment provided for Catholic priests inequality in education. make their special work spreading devotion to transportation and for who exercise any of the the Blessed Sacrament. They are not in W.A. but breaches. rites or ceremonies of their We should do all in our many West Australians have joined their At least 'One genuine con- religion or wear the habits order power to see that these in Victoria. cession was that the Act of their order other than From RONALD SINGLETON, in Rome revolutionary proposa ls The priests of the diocese in our parishes itself specified that none of "within the usual places of Complaints from some English pilgrims led are successfully impleits provisions could be ap- worship of the Catholic have their special patron praying for them on mented. me yet again to go to St. Peter's, once more plied to women bound by religion or in private Saturday — Saint John Vianney, a man who had to appraise the situation and I was caught up Rev. FR B. HICKEY great difficult religious or monastic vows. houses." y with his studies and who workn a dreadful scene. Director Catholic Family Interestingly, the Act is Jesuits in particular and ed in one of the loneliest parishes in France, Ars, still law in N.S.W. and cap- Catholic priests in general Welfare Bureau 0.41 , 0.1.#4 , 41, Kneeling with others until he became known as a saintly priest and able of strict enforcement. figure in probably the most at the Chapel of the thousands of people came to hear and speak A £200 fine for illegal repressive sections of the Blessed Sacrament, I aet with him. religious practice more than Act. was more uneasy than People said that there was no secret in the 140 years ago was an enorSection 28 provides for ever. mous sum and deportation the gradual suppression and soul that he could not see and that there was no Suddenly a group of for life today is still pretty final prohibition of them if problem for which God did not seem to offer 50 tourists were upon severe. "expedient". us and when the priest an answer through this famous priest's kind Rarely invoked to its full It requires such persons turned to face us, the words. extent in the past, and already resident within the Host in his hands, There are many many holy people that have highly unlikely ever to be U.K. (again read the colthere was a crashing, lived on this earth and only God knows their applied assiduously in the ony of N.S.W.) within six crackling, popping names. future. the Act will soon be months of commencement battery of camera However, the Church keeps these names and flashes and exclamathe stories of their l ives before us to teach us tions. It was about this time that Saul changed his I I I 11.1ilt that, like them, we too can become great heroes For one unspeakable name. Perhaps he took the name Paul in honour for God in our own way, moment it seemed the and that like them, we of the governor, Paulus. HAMS • BACON wil l know great peace and happiness in our l ives. priest was about to s tumble. Up sprang May God bless you and help you to become a Perhaps he had always COOKED MEATS Paul looked at the poor several saint of God. worshippers had two names — the man and knew that he SAUSAGES and who had been deep in Hebrew to be used among had faith. Your friend, c ontemplation. of course . . . With his own nation and the "Arise," said Paul "and harsh words, the tour- Latin AUNT WIN. among his fellow walk." CONTINENTAL The man arose, ists were bundled out. citizens of Rome — Paul healed. It's not exactly the had been SNIALLGOODS born a Roman old problem of "how "It's Zeus himself" citizen. HOPKINS MIGHTY MART t o behave in church" whispered one of the At any rate, from then BUYING again. What is so horrOR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS pagan mob to a companifying is the cly._,ed with on (for the rest of his ion. "It's Zeus and Her222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH which all decorum is life and all the centuries mes!" Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. ummuniumuumiumumumi —tisa GRICATZST was history of which followleaving the basilica, The pagans Saturday 9.30 a.m. milled and when one thinks ed) he has been known about in confusion. They as the Apostle Paul. of Holy Year — what WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 then? There was a misunder- were suddenly sure that Barnabas and Paul were The man who cou!'d standing between Paul Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set o vernight alter it is and Mark when the mis- their pagan gods. Cardinal Marella, Arch"To the temple!" shoutsionaries prepared to MEMORIALS priest of St. Peter's. I leave Cyprus. Mark re- ed one. "Deck them with know he is being bomflowers; summon the turned home Jerusato CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 barded with com- lem alone, while Paul and priests!" LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Barnabas set sail for plaints. 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DEBUTANTES AT CATHOLIC BALL Debutantes who were received by Archbishop Goody, and their partners at the Catholic Ball, sponsored by the Y.C.W., held at the South Perth Civic Centre this month: TOP: From left. Seated: Carolyn Anick, Lynda Mathews, Denise Bowers, Catherine Clarke, Helen Mul ler, Anita George, Yolanda Planken, Josephine Arrigoni and Ann-Marie Catlin. Standing: Steve Thackery, Terrence Jones, Paul Berrigan, David Caffey, Brian Anning, Charile Santoro, Edward Planken, Anthony Keogh and Bill Harries. BELOW: From left. Seated: Kerry McWhirter, K aren Phi l limore, Johnine Brown, Maureen O'Reil ly, Linda Mel l ing, Laurel Little and Isabel Wil laway. Standing: Patrick Kelly, Gary Gleeson, Damien Manado, Geoff Dale, Mark Baldrey, John Sahanna and William May. — Pictures by LEICART PHOTOGRAPHS, London Court.
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On June 29, the feasts of Saints Peter and Paul, a major feast in Rome because it is so intimately connected with the 86 1673 - 86 5890 ROBINSON, Magdalen papacy, St. Peter's was Margaret (Madge): Passed away peace- awash with people. LitSITUATION A A A A A A A fully on July 23, 1973, erally thousands flowed through the main door. SPEAK, READ AND WRITE WANTED at St. John of God HosA rchbishop Paro, formerly Apostolic Delegate, At noon on the feast pital Subiaco. Wife of Italian at Italian Cultural Isaac (dee), dearly be- day, Pope Paul appeared, and now Apostolic Pro-Nuncio to Australia, will FLYING DOMESTICS Lyceum, 578 Hay Street, loved mother of Jean, small and white, at the transfer his residence from the present delegaAGENCY Perth. Day and Evening Alex, Jim, Bill and window overloking the tion premises in North Sydney, to a new ProMargaret, loved moth- great square in which Nunciature in Prof. Aldo Pace. 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Page Eleven
Mixedreaction to Vatican's Power of prayer-and pepper document on "certain errors"
FRANKFURT (NC). -- Never underestimate the power of prayer — or pepper. They saved a Frenchman, Jean Cary, 31 years ago when he made a daring escape from a prisoner-of-war camp in Germany.
WASHINGTON (NC) — The Doctrinal Congregation's recent "declaration in Defence of the Doctrine on the Church Against Certain Errors of the Present Day" drew mixed reactatholic C and strong criticism from American theologians. approval ions of
Before he fled he left behind a brick "calling buried which, card" among World War II rubble was dug up at Darmstadt, near Frankfurt, recently; painted on it was still "CARY Jean Prisonnierr 1942 Francais — Verdun". A picture of the brick, printed in a -Darmstadt daily newspaper, led to the tracing of Cary in Verdun and in an interview Cary, now 62 and a grandfather, told how he was a 31-year-old corporal in the French infantry when captured in 1940. "Being a prisoner was hard for me to take," he said. "I thirsted and prayed for freedom." having been A fter held in a prison in the Westerwald region, he
was transferred to a factory at Darmstadt that needed his skill as a mason. That's when he included the "Cary-washere" brick among one of his projects. Meanwhile a method of escape was suggested by a friendly German worker. The factory — it's still in business and was revisited a few years ago by Cary — was shipping machinery to Italy. The by rail was route through neutral Switzerland. Suggested the German: "Why don't you send yourself along?" So Cary did, but not before stocking the necessary supplies, including pepper. The pepper was to cover his scent as he hid in a crate in which he
was going to ship himself to Switzerland. The pepper would keep the sensitive noses of the snoopy guard dogs from getting too close. Fortunately, getting the pepper proved to be no problem. Cary wrote to his wife and she sent it in a Red Cross package. To the German censors the request seemed harmless enough. 19, September On 1942, Cary squeezed his six-foot-tall frame into a alongside some crate machinery. The crate was five feet high, four feet wide and three feet deep. To mislead the Germans, Cary had broken a padlock on one of the warehouse doors. Searchers were hunting for him around the city. For t wo days the freight car sat at the factory siding. Finally, it pulled out for the 200-mile journey to Switzerland, south only 31 hours by passenger express today, but that wartime train took six days. When Cary jumped from the train he was weak. hungry and stiff after a meagr2 diet of biscuits and water in cold. cramped quarters. But his prayers had been answered. He was again a free man. He eventually made his way to Free France, then worked his way north to become part of the Resistance.
Jesuit Father John H. Father Richard McBrien, Although the main focus American Scripture scholar of the Vatican statement and member of the Vatic- Wright, professor at the of Pope John XXIII NatPontifical Biblical Jesuit School of Theology ional Seminary in Weston, was the Church's position an's theologians Commission. at Berkeley, and immediate current president of the infallibility, on Father Brown's com- past president of the Cath- C.T.S.A., accused the Vatexpressed strong interest in the section in which the ments on this topic at the olic Theological Society of ican declaration of showing the National Catholic Educa- America, said that he "a positivisic attitude todescribes document tional Association's annual thought the congregation's wards Revelation" and "a that condition historical " affects the expression of convention earlier this year attention to the historical serious lack of ecumenical provoked accusations of conditioning of dogmatic sensitivity". Revelation". While asserting that the heresy in the pages of "The statements was "somewhat The document "equates "meaning of dogmatic for- Wanderer", the conservative new". Revelation with objective weekly. national Catholic ever remains . . . mulas "A short while ago, truths," he said. He also "On an initial reading, I people were quite willing to true and constant in the accused the congregation of Church", the doctrinal con- don't think the average, speak of historical conditthat middle-of-the-road theolog- ioning in Biblical studies, a tendency to be Biblically declared gregation uncritical. "This document such formulas may be in- ian is going to have any but there has been a hesitcomplete and "depend part- trouble with this docu- ancy to allow this in does not take modest and even conservative scholarly upon the expressive pow- ment," Father Brown said. Church pronouncements," ship into account," he said. er of the language used at The section on dogmatic Father Wright said. a certain point in time and formulas was described as Father McBrien also critBut Father John T. Ford, circumstan:in particular "a very nuanced treatment" a professor of dogmatic icized the congregation for es". being too selective in the by Jesuit Father Avery Anyone interpreting dog- Dulles of Woodstock Col- theology at the Catholic errors about the Church — University also of must America in formulas matic examples of existing errors lege in New York. Washington, accused- the take into account the parthat the congregation ignor"It is striking how many Vatican congregation of ticular questions being ansed were the ideas that "the wered or the errors being reservations they built into "not tackling the issue, ig- Church is an absolute moncorrected by the formulas, the affirmation of faith con- noring what is one of the archy" and that "the lay tained in dogmatic state- most pervasive theological the congregation said. apostolate is only a share The congregation's state- ments." Father Dulles said. issues today". in the apostolate of the The congregation's emments on historical conditThat issue, he said, was hierarchy?' ioning of dogmatic formu- phasis was on the perman- the "whole problem of the he formulas, such of DUBLIN. — Mr. Erskine H. Childers, was inlas "seem to me exactly the ence Father Brown pointed philosophical limitations of kind of thing that most of said, but it was "nuanced language". out that the document was augurated the fourth President of Ireland at a us (theologians) have been in such a way that theologexpressly intended only to formal ceremony in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Father Ford, who has Sulpician ians will be able to work said saying," combat certain errors, not Castle last month. written extensively on inFather Raymond Brown; an with it." to provide a complete, posfallibility in In the presence of the theological In a message issued on itive expose of what is good journals, said that he outgoing President, Mr. the eve of his retirement theology. strongly disagreed with de Valera, members of Mr. de Valera announced Father Hans Kueng, the In a statement of that the Presidential Com- that his wife and he controversial Swiss theolog- sort, he said, "you have to mission, the Government, would go to reside at ian whose views challeng- look to see if the docu- the Council of State, Talbot Lodge, Linden, ing the traditional concept ment shows a subtle appre- heads of diplomatic mis- Blackrock in the Dublin of infallibility were appar- ciation of the positive things sions, members of both suburbs. Male or Female: Primary and Sub-Primary ently the main focus of the that are going on. I think Houses of Parliament, Vatican document's re- it does." judges of the Supreme Would YOU like to teach in sponse to "certain errors of • The most wonderful issue of the NEW Although several theolo- Court and of the High the present day". ALICE SPRINGS? CATHOLIC . . . gians criticized the docu- Court, representatives of But, said Father Ford, ment for being behind the the main churches and New, modern air-conditioned School. Apply NOW "the document is just as times, most agreed that it religious denominations for 1973 or 1974. Principal: Parish School, flagrant in its abuse of ling- represented an advance in and other public personP.O. 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land. The official inauguration ceremony at Dublin CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS Castle was preceded by a special inter denomina16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21 5344 tional religious service at Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington St. Patrick's Cathedral, 68 4831 attended by the Presi( IN CENTRE COURT NEXT TO BOANS) SALISBURY (NC). — African nationalist dent-elect and Mrs. Childers (who are non-Cathoguerillas kidnapped 244 black African school lics), Mr. de Valera, the children, aged 13 to 18, and 22 other persons, Prime Minister and Mrs. from a German Jesuit-run mission in north-east- Cosgrave and Mr. Lynch, leader of the opposition ern Rhodesia, about 120 miles from here, the and Mrs Lynch. mission superior said. Among the prelates present at the service Rhodesian security classrooms, Jesuit Father were Cardinal Conway, forces have recovered 191 Egon Rogek, head of the Primate of All Ireland; of the hostages, accord- mission, said. Most Rev. G. 0. Simms, ing to an unconfirmed "The guerillas told me Church of Ireland Prireport. they had come to liberate mate; Most Rev. Dr. Camouflage-clad and Rhodesia and they were Dermot Ryan and Most armed guerillas entered taking the students ac- Rev. Buchanan, Alan St. Albert's mission and ross the Mozambique Archbishops of Dublin; ordered the students at- border, 35 miles away, Right Rev. James Orr, Local — Interstate — Overseas tending night school to for training," Father Ro- Moderator of the General Phone 35 6066 assemble outside their gek said. Assembly of the PresbyThe guerillas did not terian Church in Ireland; molest the mission's 11 Rev. Harold Sloan, Prepriests, he said, but one sident of the Methodist of them, Father Clement Church in Ireland and. Freyer, had volunteered Very Rev. Victor Griffin, to go with the students. Dean of St. Patrick's Father Freyer is still Cathedral. missing. A special divine service 'None of the students was also held at the Synawas harmed and the gue- gogue, Adelaide Road, rillas didn't fire a shot," Dublin. A government reFather Rogek said. ception hosted by the In January, white far- Taoiseach (Prime Minismers in the mission area ter) and Mrs. Cosgrave had asked the Rhodesian was held in honour of the government to close the President and Mrs. Chilmission as a threat to ders in the State ApartFUNERAL DIRECTORS their security. ments, Dublin Castle in More than 100 farmers the evening. Offers to all Parishes a Service Mr. Childers was eleca petition to close embracing every aspect of the signed the mission after three ted on May 30, to succeed Funeral Rites for Catholics. guerilla attacks on iso- Mr. Eamon de Valera, Our Chapels are at: lated farms killed one wo- who completed his secman and wounded two ond consecutive sevenPerth: Cnr. Beaufort and year term on June 24. men and two children.
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Thursday, July 26, 1973
WORLD OF SPORT Jottings from arenas
Galway defeat Finn Harps in good game
screening of at The emergence of the major events will beleast By BERNARD JAY hard-working South Freassured. mantle team, the steady For the umpire they In accordance with One problem the umthe progress of Subiaco un- pire has to solve often have posed a sometimes system, direct coverage der Ross Smith, Swan during some games is insoluble problem. of major sports events Districts tenacious foot- what to do when six to a will earn one point at ball and the difficult job dozen players become enThe new points system peak hours, one point of umpires have charac- tangled in a grappling for television introduceci off-peak hours, half at a terised recent games in pack on the ground or under the auspices of the point for a repeat at the W.A.N.F.L. competi- standing for that matter. Federal Government peak hours and a half a Then there is the oc- seems to be highly un- point for a repeat at offtion.
casional "incident" be- realistic and ill balanced, peak hours. South Fremantle, with hind the play which he Half a point will be a batch of young players, has not a chance of see- as the West Australian given to minor sport National Football League backed up with such ing. has pointed out in its coverage for all periods. seasoned campaigners as In the past, televisions When a big disturbance protest. Senoir, Grulisich, and There is have a distinct dangone to a good deal results from (or this Reilly, has won its way As has been the case havoc in the Harps backHarps added a few some other offence, real ger that many program- of trouble and expense i nto the top four by a during the last few line everytime the ball more points just before mes of purely sport or to bring to the screen combination of skill, or imaginary) the umpire weeks, with the playing came that way. the end, but by then it is hard put to it to sort which have to do with some of the world's great courage, determination pitch in terrible conditFr. Conway pulled a was too late. and elimination of most it all out, keep control, sport will no longer be sporting contests which ions, teams are going out couple of points back for Galway's best players of the many mistakes it award a free kick (if any seen on TV and that the are more than purely endeavouring to ploy en- his side, with scores were: Billy Ross, Tom general attitude of tele- sports events —they are had been making in earl- is warranted), report tertaining football, and from a melee in the Gal- Varden, Paddy McClure ier games. any players alleged to vision stations to sport- events of intense interest Sunday's game was no way goal mouth. and Dennis Bratton. have committed an of- ing coverage will be one in many parts of the exception. Subiaco is holding its fence (if he can establish of indifference, to put it world; certainly in most Galway steadied outFor the Harps: Fr. ConFor the first time for field and finished the way, Brian Binstead, form much better than it this from among the at its best, or of hostility, parts of Australia. two months, the weather first half with further Mike Dennehy, Mick Ken- has in any season in re- grappling The allocation of these bodies) and, to put it at its worst. was fine and sunny, and scores from Ross and cent memory and Swan on top of all this, keep in Nobody wants to see meagre points seems nedy. acting Galway captain McClure, to leave the Districts, although suffer- mind players who might sport "hog" the television poor reward to a media Next Sunday's game is ing a series of defeats, is Torn Varden won the toss half-time score at 10 merit votes for the San- screens and there are which has enabled people for his team and elected points to 7 points in between current league playing with skill, and many viewers who have to see "live" several dover Medal. to play into the breeeze favour of Galway. favourites, title Red doggedness which pose a no interest in any sport, Olympic Games, several which was blowing Vigorous tackling and but it should be possible Melbourne Cups, WimbleThe second half saw Hand, and last years threat to any team, no straight down the the best football of the titleholders, Milltown. It matter what its place on the struggling pack have to give to sporting pro- don tennis championground. detracted from the game grammes a reasonable ships and great golf match, as the Harps should be a crucial game the table. points rating so that tournaments. Harps were first on the threw everything they for Red Hand. The match Umpires have had to as a spectacle. hall from referee Neil had in a desperate at- is due to get underway intervene in three disat 2.45 pm. Mc Cague's throw-in, but tempt to gain victory. orderly occurences in reVarden cleared downfield Within minutes of the Newcomers are wel- cent games. They face a for Galway when he in- restart, Fr. Conway had come to come along and much more difficult task tercepted a bad pass cracked in a goal to level either join in or watch than the adjudicators of from Brian Binstead. the game, then Mick Ken- Gaelic football in action. only, say, 15 years ago. As the game progress- nedy and Brian Binstead ed and players settled pointed out to make the down in their positions, Harps two points in the match became an en- front. tertaining and fast game. Galwoy rose to the Harps skipper, Fr. Con- challenge in magnificent ROME (NC). — The Benedictine abbot of St. Paul's Outside the way, was rallying his style. Walls — a controversial figure because of his social and political views men in the forward line, Varden came out from — said in a Pentecost Sunday sermon that he would try to found a new but Varden, Bratton and the backs to midfield and kind of monastic life in what he called "the new desert, the anonymous O'Connor were keeping O'Connor went into dequarters on the outskirts of the great cities." them at bay. fence. Galway were first to Billy Ross was the man A monk at St. Paul's for the ten monasterthat the Holy Year obscore, when Billy Ross who hammered home the Outside the Walls conies comprising the Casservances proclaimed pounced on a pass from vital goals when they firmed that the abbot sinese Benedictines, so by Pope Paul opened McClure, to slam home were needed and Mc — Giovanni Franzoni, called because they that day in local chura good goal. Clure tapped over a couwho has drawn the trace their origin to ches throughout the Billy was in great form ple of points to make lire of conservative world. He recalled St. Benedict's famous nd he was creating victory sure for Galway. churchmen in Rome — monastery of Monte that the Holy Year has decided to leave Cassino. stemmed -from the anGLOUCESTER PARK St. Paul's in an attemcient Hebrew Jubilee When the Cassinese pt to create a modern Year, when land was 7.30—QUALIFYING (1). commission was not monasticism in the redistributed. 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Last Sunday's Gael ic Athletic Association league game at St. Norbert's College, Queen's Park, saw Galway hang on to beat a determined challenge by Finn Harps by 4 goals 6 points, to 2 goals 7 points, a margin of Five points.
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