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Commission offer on schools management Catholic schools throughout W.A. other than those owned by Religious soon will be offered a standard constitution by which to conduct rders O their school boards. Also, he said, there was The Catholic Education ations where school and Commission of W.A. has parish were co-operating need for more communrecently forwarded to successfully under exist- ity involvement in the schooling system not onschool principals and ing constitutions. ly at the fund-raising parish priests copies of a He said that by offer- level. draft constitution for disconIn addition to financial cussion with school staffs ing a new uniform school details, the draft constiand interested parish par- stitution, each would be invited to dis- tution has put up proposties. cuss with the Commis- als for dealing with curComments have to be sion how it was operatriculum and methods, returned to the Catholic ing at present and if it in the school, Education Office by Sep- wished to bring about im- discipline and staffing. tember 30. provements. In a further move in schools 120 About Catholic education, La have now there "Till throughout the State are Salle College, Midland, involved in the study of been varying lines of re- has placed a public adeducafrom sponsibility document. the draft tion committees to parish vertisement calling for Till now, many schools councils parish applications for the posiand have been operating un- priests. We would like tion of principal of the der constitutions derived now to straighten out college for 1974. from diocesan sources. these lines a little so that Till now the college has In 1968, the Diocese of each school had a direct been administered by Bunbury produced a con- line to the Commission agreement between the parish on how its management Christian Brothers and for stitution schools and this was was functioning," he ex- the Sisters of St. Joseph and parishes in the readopted as a model for plained, gion. the Archdiocese of Perth La Salle is the third Dr. McSweeney said in 1969. secondary W.A. that there had been some such These constitutions requests head- school to advertise the from have been operating with teachers, some school position publicly, the preThe Bishops of Australia are to resume the practice of issuing yearly varying degrees of suc- management boards and vious being St. Louis statements on matters of social Justice. cess: in some cases education committees for School and St. Brendan's The statement was pre- ton to the task of solvThis year's statement schools do not yet have a a constitution. College, Hilton. is on the subject of popu- pared for the bishops by ing an urgent social probparish committee. St. Louis and St, Bren— Commission lem." A spokesman for the In addition, he added, dan's are colleges that • lation and has been issu- the National Peace. and Justice for the by form booklet in ed Catholic Education Com- there was now need for a now function under spec• Copies of the stateit mission, Dr. Richard Mc- better accounting system ial constitutions of man- Australian Catholic Truth In an introduction, ment (price 15c) should releassays: be will It Society. Sweeney, said that the for the use of monies be- agement that were workbe ordered from A.C.T.S., "The world today has 143-145 a'Beckett Street, new constitution was not ing provided by the gov- ed out in conjunctim ed and read in all Churchintended to replace situ- ernment for education. with the W.A. Education es on Sunday, September a population greater than Melbourne, 3000. Corresever before — over three 23. pondence on issues in the Commission. The annual statements thousand million. Some statement would be welthis that assert commenced their appear- experts comed by the Executive ance in 1940 and became is more than the world Secretary, National Comsignificant comments on can support adequately. mission for Justice and "They argue, therefore, practical issues in AusP.O. Box 124, Peace, popuof growth tralian public life until that the Brickfield Hill, Sydney, their discontinuance in lation must be drastically curtailed if the world's N.S.W. 2000. 1966. NEW YORK (NC). The bishops say that people are to survive. —"Five specialists told the Second Vatican Coun"This, simply, is the us he was not really cil endorses the practice matter' at issue. We proliving," said Mrs. Les- when it insists that the pose to examine it under ter Wojcik, of Winter Church should be involv- these headings: Park, Florida, whose • The population probed in interpreting "the son had been injured signs times" lem. the of beyond recovery in a • The responsibilities ( Church in the Modern USUALLY COME BACK FOR road accident. of parents and governWorld No. 4). The tubes of the artiThe bishops this year ments in view of the ANOTHER. . . AND ANOTHER ficial respirator "simhave chosen the popula- problem. ply forced his breath tion question. They say AND ANOTHER . . . • The obstacles it posin and out," she added. that this is more apposite es to the development of The Wojciks said because the United Na- persons, and to adequate that they were told by tions Organisation has quality of life. doctors that Paul designated 1974 as World "At the outset, we reccould be kept alive, Population Year. ognise that a statement but his brain was so "The statement seeks such as this may be susseverely damaged that simply to discuss the pect to certain readers. the machines registercomplex question in the Some may see in it only ed no activitity. light of the Catholic a defence of Catholic In addition, his con- Church's social teachings, teaching on family planndition would deteriand so to draw attention ing, some as an attempt orate quickly and two to the human, theological to distract attention from persons were hovering and moral aspects involv- this contentious subject; near death in need of others may look to it to ed," the booklet says. kidney transplants. "The bishops hope also find some deviation from consulting thus to encourage further that traditional teaching. After their parish priest, the research, study, discus"Actually it is presented Wojciks agreed to let sion, and action among as an attempt towards a THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN the doctors stop Paul's all Christians, individu- more complete statement life-support systems ally and in groups." of the Church's contribuCARS and use his kidneys to save the lives of the AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS other patients. HOLDEN DEALER 04,04.0#41.0004,4411M, , 01#4.4.41 , ./4.4
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Catholic Pentecostal groups grows rapidly in U.K. LONDON. — The Catholic Pentecostal movement, the fasotesterLocweingat cilf Catholic group in Britain, has held its second Ecumenical Surrey University.
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The number of prayer channels," he added. organised the conference, groups in the country "Isn't this kind of com- said the theme, "Freedom rose from 18 to 78 since placency the reason why and Order in the Holy last year, according to so many young people Spikrit,," was aimed Mr. Tim Turner, a mem turn away from the parish priests and at ber of the charismatic Church and seek the isters, many of whom prayer group at St. Wine- Lord in Eastern cults?" attended, including some fride Church, South WimMr. Bob Balkam, of from Ireland and the bledon, London. Godalming, Surrey, who Continent. More than 250 religious and lay people attended the week-long conference and twice that number went to evening talks in Guildford's Anglican Cathedral. Father Edward O'ConA 78-year-old woman age pensioner who ner, CSC, of Notre Dame lives in a small town in Sydney Blue MountUniversity, Indiana, authains, sends regular donations to Australian or of "The Pentecostal Catholic Relief. Movement in the Catholic In a recent letter, en- With God's help I hope Church" explained the closing a gift from her to send a dollar out of part played by the charispension, she said: my pension every fortmatic in the Church. would like you to send it night." He told a large audito Africa where the poor In a letter of thanks ence in the Guildford souls are reported to be to the old lady for her Cathedral: "The tension dying of thirst. What a gifts, the executive dirbetween the charismatic dreadful thing when we ector of Australian and the institutional in Australians are living so Catholic Relief, Mr the Church is normal, well with at least enough Byrne, said that donabut it is false to think to eat and drink. I have tions such as hers were they are incompatible. enough to manage on. very welcome and were People may embrace the thank God." certainly needed for Auscharismatic experience tralian Catholic Relief's completely and remain She says that where work in Africa and in the Church." sh e lives in the Blue other places. Explaining charisma Mountains her rent is In his letter, Mr. as the life energy of the small and she can send Byrne added: "It really Church, he said it proa contribution to Austra- thrills us to read of the vided the sap to the wood lian Catholic Relief every efforts that are made by or institutions of the now and again. people like yourself to Church which ensured its In a second letter, she help. We would like to : unity, order and endur- 4 enclosed a further gift think that other people. ence. saying "My heart bleeds could become so generThe religious meaning for the poor Africans. ous." of the charismatic em- edININIP,MAIKAP braced prophecy as well as the gifts people needed for their ministry and even personal experience of God, he said. "Both charisma and ire stitutions came from Jesus; both are necessary to the Church because it is a community, and Jesus united both in such SALISBURY (NC). — More than a dozen Afria way that institutions can girls, fearful of being kidnapped by guerillas, themselves are charis- were granted refuge at the German Jesuit-run matic," he added. St. Albert's mission in north-eastern Rhodesia, The institutions stemmed from the authority about 120 miles from here. Christ gave the Church, Father Maurice Rea said but is was absurd to im that the girls pleaded with agine structures and pro- mission authorities for processes for the 20th Cen- tection. tury being designed in "After the recent kidnapthe first century. pings they realize that the 'Institutions are not terrorists want girls only as immune from hardening bed companions,- Father of the arteries," he said. Rea said. "They sometimes need re- . The priest, who was abform, which can come ducted himself in a recent VATICAN CITY (NC). from the charismatic." guerilla raid on the mission. Without its institut- said that the guerillas talk —Is Pope Paul thinking ions, the Church would about recruiting the girls of reimposing Latin in be a philosophy of relig- "for nursing training in any part of the Mass? ious culture like Hindu- Zambia and other places'. "Certainly not," replied ism. It needed institut- was sheer nonsense. an official of the Pope% ions to be an organic In a recent raid more own office for forms of whole. But institutions than 200 school children worship throughout what without charisma would and staff people at the mis- is still styled the Latin. be moribund. sion were abducted by the rite Church. Later Father O'Connor guerillas, who claim they But the official of the explained that the disin- are trying to liberate RhodCongregation for Divine tergration of the Ameri- esia by a white minority. can Pentecostal Church Nearly all those abduct- Worship emphasized that came from depending tot- ed did find their way back Latin remained "the offially on the charismatic, to the mission. The guer- cial language of the there being too many llas sad they were going to liturgy according to the charismatic leaders a- take them across . the Moz- Second Vatican Council," round. ambique border for train- and that the present liturgical reform rested The Church was put in ing. the charge of ordained Father Rea said that the entirely on the council's the on ministers, not prophets, district around St. Albert's Constitution he said. Charisma includ- was still very unsafe and Liturgy. ed all the unexpected im that authorities had been 'When the Pope says he pulses building it up, the told that the mission would hopes Latin will be preunheralded inspirations have to close unless it got served in the singing of permanent protection. of little people. the Gloria and Credo and This past January, white Father O'Connor said other parts of the Mass, mission in area the farmers t he Church suffere6 he is not introducing anygreatly from the "com- had asked the Rhodesian thing new," the official placent ecclesiasticism" government to close the said. which "takes little ac mission because it was a count of how the spirit threat to their security. "He is merely recalling More than 100 farmers, the rule laid down by the of Jesus inspires new in who suggested that the mis- council that Latin must itiatives." To some the Church sion was involved with the be preserved in the Mass, seemed a great machine guerilla, activity, signed a especially in the Gloria petition to close the mission and other sung hymns." able to maintain itself. "Pious clerics see God's -after three guerilla attacks ( Pope Paul, speaking grace as invisible, pass on isolated farms in the on prayer at his August ing through the official area killed one woman and 22 audience, said: wounded two men and two "Many are asking that children. Members of St. Albert's the Latin Gregorian chant OLD GOLD JEWELLERY staff denied any knowledge be preserved in all counPRECIOUS STONES of a guerilla base discover- tries for the Gloria, the SILVER, GOLD COINS ed near the mission. Father Credo, the Sanctus, the Egon Rogek, head of the Agnus Dei. May God will MELDRUM mission, said that the mis- that it be thus. Just how PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH sionaries were not involved it can be done might be with guerilla infiltrators. restudied.")
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Family making comeback; zero Population Growth retreats NEW YORK ( NC ) --- The family is making a comeback and Zero Population Growth is in trouble, the demand for it being on the wane. Dr. Amitai Etziono, a an abortion, the next facets of the goal. "These facets can no Columbia University soc- child is nine times more iologist, said that the likely to be premature. longer be avoided." most important clue to Premature babies weigh He listed negative facthe trend in family life less, and are more likely tors as: an increasingly was that people who were to be illness-prone." aging population, bringResearch for this chap- ing spiraling health costs, living informally, were getting bored because ter, he noted, was done crowded facilities for the they found that ad hoc by Dr. Christopher Tietze, elderly and more and arangements really don't of the Population Council, more not-well Americans; I work in establishing fam- New York. more children born with "Whatever one thinks genetic deformities such Dr. Etzioni is director of birth control," he said, as mongolism — because of the Centre for Policy noting that he personally of delayed pregnancies; Research, a non-profit re- did not oppose it, "one less demand and a slowsearch "think tank" is advised not to rely on ing down of the economy which surveys everything abortion." because of a leveling off from cable television and Discussing Zero Popula- of the work force; incommunes to the effects tion Growth, Dr. Etzioni creased political conof polution on swimmers. observed that "we get flicts since, within a He sees many changes enthusiasms as a society. stable or shrinking econahead for the family. We have sold each other omy, no one group can Fads will be dropped an idea which asks people get anything without tak— for instance, the de- to give up something ing it from somebody < mand for Zero Popula- dear to them — children else, and increased racial tion Growth ( ZPG) is on — and, second, doesn'tbe• A cross-section of teachers of religion attended the recent catechetical seminar at Trinity the wane because of such get them what they want, and ethnic strains upcause middle — and • College. Above are a Marist Brother, a layman, a priest and a Christian Brother. "negative effects" as ris- namely, the relief of scar- per-middle-class whites ing consumerism, increas- city." appear more willing to ing birth defects from deHis article noted that limit their families that layed pregnancies and an in March, 1973, the num- some groups of poor, increasingly aging U.S. ber of births in the Unit- blacks and Chicanos. population. ed States in 1972 was the As the pendulum swung "We have tested all the smallest in 27 years, dippfrom perimentation, away taboos," the 43-year-old ing below the Census Jewish sociologist, one of Bureau "replacement lev- the family of the future whose early studies for el' of 2.1 children per would be characterised, Hebrew University, Jeru- woman to an average of he observed, by a return to former values. salem, was on the mean- 2.03 children. ing of holidays for familThis put the country "There will be a lessenOf about 230 attending the six-day seminar on religious education at Trinity College in the ies living in a dozen kib- not into ZPG but into ing of husband-wife sepfirst week of the holidays, about half were attending such a seminar for the first time. butzim in Israel. DPG (Decling Population arations," he added. "As a result I would ex- Growth) with no firm pre "We will have more This was the first time outset and were able to stitute, recently establish- seminars, the liturgy be that an extensive semin- gain considerably from eel by the Australian Bish- came a significant fea- pect in the future there dictions for the future, children and a greater ( Slowly Rising commitment to the famar had been held in the the workshops,' he said. ops and now in its first ture. This, he attributes will be a return to many SRPG "For some of the partic- year of operation at El- to the fine work of Father things we have dropped, Population Growth) was ily as a meaningful unit, field of catechetics. James Briglia and Broth- and a new commitment more desirable in his op- rather than as a pad. Previously seminars ipants attending for the sternwick, Victoria. inion. "Children will be taught first time there was a Brother Kieran Geaney, er Michael Fox who co- to the family." have been on sacred Dr. Etizioni's views on "We have been condi- differently. Boys, for inScripture and theology little initial uncertainty Marist, from Sydney, gave ordinated the liturgy each and as background pre- but as the week progress- an introductory lecture day. Masses were cele ZPG are contained in a tioned by years of intPn stance, are beginning to paration for the teaching ed there was a freer ex- each day on theology and brated in total communi- current issue of the mag- sive campaigns to view learn that it is all right change of ideas and I sacramental life. ty and in smaller groups. azine, "Evaluation." In a population growth as a to cry. profession. book by him, "Genetic source of many evils, in"There will be great inThis was followed by This did cause a degree am convinced that alto"The success lay in the of separation of levels of gether it was a valuable workshops at primary fact that the liturgy was Fix," to be published in cluding crowding, tough terest in the extended participation or under- experience for the corn- and secondary levels for built around the themes November, analyzing the competition over ever family, and a realisation standing according to munity of the Church in the remainder of the day. that the teachers were ac- effects of "the new gen- scarcer resources, war that dumping older peoSister Maureen Kenny, tually studying each day; etics," he questions the low standards of living ple into institutions can Brother O'Grady, the W.A." be inhumane. GrandparTo conduct the semin- JosePhite, and Sister Mar- in past seminars it had I wisdom of relying on and so on," he wrote. course co-ordinator. "But, as with most pro- ents have a role. They're "Many of those who ar, the organisers, the Ma Brennan, Brigidine, been a little fragmented," abortions as a means of birth control. pagandistic campaigns, more than baby sitters, had attended the former W.A. Catholic Institute who had been working he said. "This view is based on the fight for smaller fam- but a source of affection seminars by Fathers Committee had invited a closely on the new religiCatholic Institute Com- two medical facts — that ilies has booked awaY — without demands — Black and Daniel appreci- highly qualified group of ous guidelines already mittee was set up by the for a woman who has had from the less attractive for children." ated the moral and sacra- lecturers, mainly from Published in Melbourne Bishops of W.A. and majmental insights from the the National Pastoral In- and in the draft stage for the Archdiocese, worked or superiors of the prov4, 11 ,4,1 , 41 , 004, with the primary groups ince in 1970 in order to explaining the shift in provide a systematic proTHE SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB gramme of education for emphasis in this area. ( Inc.) Brother Laurence Need- teachers of religion. Christian Brother, It is now in the second The President of The W.A. Irish ham, and Rosemary of its three-year programSister Pipe Band and the President of The Crumblin, Sister of Mer- me to provide courses uncy, full-time member of til a permanent Catholic Shamrock Social Club ( Inc. ) wish the National Institute. Institute can be establishto thank the Readers of this Paper worked with secondary ed. It is hoped that this for their support at the Fund Raisgroups focusing on the will he in operation by ing Dance at Gosnells on Saturday, major needs of students 1975. "Obviously in this early in religious education, 8th September Brother O'Grady be- stage, many teachers are P.S. It pays to advertise in THE RECORD! lieves that, for the first attending seminars for time in the history of the first time," Bro. O'Grady said. "Next year as teachers become more accustomed to the aims and techniques of the Institute, it is hoped that some teachers of religion will be given released time to do inservice courses in this field. "It should be realised that already teachers are being very generous with their holiday time spending up to 20 days a year just in the work of religious education alone, to say nothing of inservice work in other teaching subjects." The final seminar for this year will be held on the last weekend in Sep, . tember at Clontarf. It • . ....... • • ,• •..s will be conducted by • ••., • • '"''' • • PRECISION —PERFORMANCE—PRESTIGE Father Edward Hamel, S.J,, head of the departONE OF WORLDS SAFEST CARS ment of moral theology From Germany's Famed BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS MUNICH at the Gregorian University, Rome. Any teacher of religion From $739500 Including Tax. Fully Imported or any person interested in the work of religious education is welcome to take part in these seminTHE B.M.W. PEOPLE ars. Further information is 49-50 BURSWOOD ROAD, available from Miss Edith Westhoven, the Catholic VICTORIA PARK Telephone 617533 Education Office. 86 7166. 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Archdlocesan Calendar 7.30 p.m. The opening of the Christian Family Renewal mission at Karrinyup parish. The Auxiliary Bishop. 18 Confirmation Beverley; the Auxiliary Bishop. 9.30 a.m. Confirmation, Mount Lawley; 23 the Auxiliary Bishop. 3 p.m. The annual procession of Saints Cosmas and Damian at Balcatta. The Auxiliary Bishop. 24-28 Movement For A Better World retreat for clergy at the Redemptorist Retreat House. 16
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LONDON, (NC). — Even altar breads are now being taxed in Britain under the new Value Tax — popularly known as "Vat" — the Brentwood Diocesan Newsletter complained. Value Added Tax, introduced in April, has put an extra 10 per cent on bills for Church upkeep, repairs and expenses and is also being levied on architect and surveyor fees. The Church of England estimates that the new tax will cost it another $3.75 million a year. Catholic authorities say it will cost the average parish another $370 a year.
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Many Catholics don't know of marriage annulment rules TORONTO (NC). — Many unknowing Catholics could have their marriages formally declared null and void by a church tribunal even though they have been told by their parish priest that they have no grounds for annulment — but they would probably have to wait years for a decision, according to a tribunal official here.
"I'm terrified at mak- give adequate attention behavioral sciences is phoma.niac, applied for ing that statement," said to about six cases each giving a fresh interpre- an annulment on the Father R. W. Crooker, week, Father Crooker tation to many of the grounds of her intention head of the Toronto Reg- said. The caseload of tha Church's laws on annul- against fidelity but was ional Tribunal. "We have tribunal has more than ments. And the Church refused by the first triabout 400 people current- trebled in the last 20 is now deepening her bunal (there are two ly waiting some word years from 161 approach- unclersianding of the other appeal courts) befrom us on their annul- es by people to the Tor- human personality and cause his wife had been ment procedures. onto office in all of 1952 the ability of people to unhappy with her way "If people knew all the to 236 in the first half of fulfill what is required of life and tried to reof them in marriage. reasons why the Church this year. form at the time of grants annulments, parmarriage. For instance, in a case With the growing numticularly in the area of ber of requests to the of "force and fear" a However, the Rota fiimmatupsychological GROUPS AJELLAN M tribunal, the Church is person formerly received nally granted an annulcaseload rity, our would The next meeting of the Leederville Majellans also beginning to lean an annulment if he or ment because although at least double." will be on Thursday, September 20, at the home of heavily on sociology and she was coerced or in- the woman wished to be For the past 15 years, Mrs. Audrey O'Meara, 25 Frankiln Street, Leeder- ,.#4,.....04,04.4•4.#414•4141#0414.~~41# psychology to learn more timidated into marrying faithful and even made ville. Mass will start at 8 p.m. and will be followed the Church has slowly against their will. But heroic efforts to fulfill by Father J. Moran, C.SS.R., on "Influence of Adevolved its understand- of the relative capacity the following case illus- her duties, she was not vertising on the Mind of Youth." of people to understand ing of the conditions for trate the broadening of capable of living up to Further particulars may be had from Mrs. Peg giving annulments based and fulfill, in practice, Church laws. Collins. Telephone 24 6671. the essential demands of her responsibilities due on the advances bein On Monday, September 17, the Morley Majellans' marriage. havioral sciences. A young unmarried to a genuine, fundamenmeeting will begin with Mass at 8 p.m. after which tal, psychological disorThese are being used there will be a social evening at the home of Mrs. "This does not mean girl became pregnant. A der. Jo Sharman, 230 Coode Street, Morley. with frequently, the more man, not the father of • that there has been any Further details from Mrs. Jo Ahern. Telephone marriage canons — laws f the child, offered to "The same problem 76 6295. THE HAGUE — The — in establishing the ex- undamental change in marry her and while she the teaching can be seen with a marrof the, Scarborough Majellans will hear Mr. Grant number of Dutch CatholJohnson, of the Department of Corrections, speak ics fulfilling the obliga- istence of psychological Church on the grounds did not want to marry, ied homosexual who peron the rehabilitation of prisoners at their meeting tion of weekly Mass att- immaturity which creates for granting annul- her mother did nothing haps has the physical a serious incapacity to ments," Father Crooker to help her. to be held at the home of Mrs. McMullen, 174 West, capacity for intercourse, Coast Highway, Scarborough, on Monday, Septem- endance on Sunday or fulfill the duties and re- said. but not much appetite evening has Saturday At the time, the mothber 17, at 8 p.m. sponsibilities of married f or conjugal love," Fathdropped, but there is a life. For further information, telephone 411050. "But in the late 50's er was more interested er Crooker said. remarkable increase in i n pleasing her commonthe Roman Rota — the could This immaturity at prevent the marriage be- supreme court of the law husband than aiding attendance at CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE "This marriage may be other times. Meetings of Catholic Women's League branches tween two people from Church — under Pope her daughter in time of technically consummatindisurvey A recent will be held as follows: ed, but cannot last betaking place even though Pius XII began issuing need. Subiaco branch, in the Parish Centre. 1.30 p.m. cates that the number at- the ceremony was per- sentences in which psycause' the homosexual is The girl, seeing no on Monday, September 17. tending week-end Mass is chological incapacity in other alternative, entered not capable of fulfilling Nedlands branch, Tuesday September 18, at 12.30 nine per cent lower than formed in front of a marriage was a point of priest and witnesses. p.m. A card party will follow at 1.30 p.m. unwillingly into a marri- the least demands of in 1972, says Dr. William "But right now, our issue." Leederville branch will hold a beetle afternoon Kustres, director of the age which eventualy married love." on Wednesday, September 19 at 1.45 p.m. in St. is a cases of backlog While t b e Catholic broke up. The Rota Father Crooker affirmDutch Catholic Social EcMary's Hall. disaster," Father Crook- Church upholds that granted her an annul- ed that the Church was Mrs. P. Downey, State president of C.W.L. and clesiastical Institute. could we "Even if said. er there can be no dissolu- ment on the ground of. not just "rubber-stampHowever, there are still Mrs. L. Flaherty, Bunbury diocesan president, will clear up all the outstand- tion of a sacramental force and fear, not be- ing every unhappy marrrepresent Western Australia at the Australian 1.75 million, 37.5 per cent Council of Catholic Women 26th biennial confer- of the Catholic popula- ing cases, it would still marriage, she does allow cause she was directly iage. There is a great ence being held in Sydney, from September 15 to tion, who attend Mass be scandalously late and for annulments or a for- coerced into marrying deal of difference between irremediable damage will mal declaration that be- but because the mother a person not fulfilling 21. regularly. The theme of the conference is "Communication There about have been done. Justice cause of lack of consent unjustly deprived the marriage obligations and are is the Key." delayed is justice denied or some impediment, daughter of help and a real incapacity to perIt is to be presented in three parts — to family 5,300,000 Catholics in the and no person should there never was a true support leaving her with form the duties and remore population of Dutch unity, to the spread of Christianity and to personal have to wait longer than marriage from the be- no clear alternative. than 13 million. sponsibilities of married relationship with God. Many young people 18 months for a decision." ginning. life." "This, the Rota judged, The reason for the deyouth Masses. Traditionally, the Pope The Sacred Heart Ex-Students' Association will attend !Ultimately, "the trifamilieF, attend lay rests with the dwind- also has the power to was negative coercion bold its annual buffet tea at the convent, 40 Mary many Street, Highgate on Sunday, September 30, com- family Masses and other ling number of vocations dissolve true but non- and the reasons for grant- bunal has a very limited ing annulments on the role in helping Catholics mencing at 6 p.m. The tickets are $2.50 each and groups with special com- and the lack of trained sacramental marriages, Sherries will be served from 5.30 p.m. attend canonists in Canada's tri- provided there is sugici- traditional grounds of face the terrible demands interests mon Any enquiries contact Rosemary McLernon, tele- Masses force and fear were wid- of' Christian marriage, esspecial bunal courts. with ently serious religious phone 71 6939. ened," Father Crooker pecially in a society The staff could now reason themes. for him to do so. said. which gives them little The reliance by tribunA nother petitioner, support in meeting these als on advances in the whose wife was a nyrn- demands."
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Weekly paper of life The Letter from Native Catholic to become Aunt Win council formed Saint Paul monthly - free ,4%. M4.#4 ,4IsIVINPNINININIV, •M41.0
Dear Boys and Girls,
I have had a letter from a young reader whose name is Maura. I like some of the things she says and the thoughts behind them.
The Aboriginal and Island Catholic Council was formally established during a conference in Adelaide last weekend.
When Paul, who was speaking to the crowd RENO (NC). — The in Jerusalem reached the point where Jesus had "Nevada Register", the diocesan weekly newscommanded him to preach to the Gentiles, paper for this diocese, which covers the entire savage howls burst from the throng.
mittee replaces the steerAborigines Islanders, ing committee. from many parts of She talks very nicely about how to do God's Australia and some repState of Nevada, is now Aborigines elected to The storm raged for 14 to be published Some scooped up handwill in school and in her dealings with other resentatives of white the committee are Mr. monthly. last, As nights. and days it flung and Bill Congoo (Palm Is- fuls of dirt children. people working with Abland when it seemed that at the apostle. land), Mr. Harold WillaBishop Joseph Green of attended the origines She said, first, that it was the Holy Spirit in meeting. officer of some sort was nearby, Reno said that, after sevway (Perth), Mr. Joe Roman The to decided sailors the each one of us that made it possible to put up O'Donnell eral months of consul(Wilcannia), watched with concern. The conference decidpassengers Mrs. Florence Bargo He did not understand abandon the tation with professional with other people and never offending God by ed there should be "a esMr. the Aramaic language to destruction and Qld.), (Sarina, people, it was concluded offending them. representative national (Port and so did not know why cape in the lifeboat. Narjic Claude that it was not financially delof consisting council Paul found out. Know- feasible to continue it on She said that so much of her time was spent egates from all regions." Keats Mission, N.T.) and these people had become ing that the passengers a weekly basis. Brother Pat Dodson, of so furious. listening to others and she noticed that the more regional well, As would perish without the the Sacred Heart Fathshe talked the harder it became to hear what groups should be set up The only thing he sailors, he warned his Theologicof House ers' A well planned monthsaying. other people were Australia throughout al Studies, Croydon, Vic. could think of was that Roman guards, who cut ly publication could best with the co-operation of Bro. Dodson will be Paul had committed a the lifeboat loose and serve I am sure that we all talk too much at times the local bishops. the community very great crime. "Take sent it drifting over the needs of the diocese next' May. ordained and do not listen much to others. at There should also be into him sea. White people elected him and throw present, he added. The Maura noticed that it was at games that so a small executive comthe prison," he ordered the committee were to Soon after this, the m onthly publication much happened and that it was necessary to care mittee. missionary, his soldiers. Pallotine ship ran aground on a would be sent to every emphasised Speakers to time giving in generous be and about others Father Peter Willis (KunMeanwhile, a plot was sandbar within sight Of Catholic family in the that the national council play with others. unurra, W.A.), Fr. Michwould not be a council being hatched. Over forty an unfamiliar coast. The diocese free. ael Hayes (Rockhampton Often, she said, we were in such a hurry to in the way Europeans men met together in sec- crew, soldiers and prisondiocese) and Sr. Nicole "We have reason to ret and swore an oath ers, threw themselves get to our games however, that we never stopped understood the word. (St. Pius X Mission for It would simply -be a would not eat into the sea and made for believe that enough inthey that to think of others who we leave behind. Moree, Aborigines, loosely federated body or drink again until they the shore, either swimm- come from advertising N.S.W. I liked these thoughts. If you have something which may never hold a ing or paddling along, will cover the cost of had killed Paul. SOV.. I of production, mailing, and pieces to say let me hear from you. My address is P.O. formal meeting. clutching _ Their strategy was all wreckage to keep them- the services of a Box 186, Victoria Park. limited But it would provide mapped out . . . but it selves afloat. personnel," the bishop You'll all be back at school this week and the a machinery for Aborigwas not God's will that ines and Islanders to No-one drowned. Every- said, emphasizing the last busy part of the year is ahead of you. His apostle die at that make their needs known reached the beach in need for some means of one time, for he permitted a regular communication Spare a thought this week for the feast of St. to the bishops and the safety. young boy, Paul's nephew, in the diocese. Matthew. rest of the Australian themselves found They evil their overhear to on the island of Malta, inHe was a tax gatherer and they were not highly Church. plans. The "Nevada Register" interim committee An by superstitihabitated thought of by the people. The excited lad hurried was elected to prepare a of has been published for some pagans, ous One day, Our Lord passed by the accounting submission to the AusNEW YORK (NC).— to the Romans and told whom built a fire to more than 40 years, be"Perspective 21," a mas- them of the plotted mur- warm the shipwrecked ginning as the local edittable where he sat and called Matthew. The Gos- tralian bishops. RegMrs. Shirley Smith, an sive educational drive for der. pel says that he left everything and followed travellers, while others ion of the "Catholic Aboriginal who is chair- r eligious vocations by 23 officer scouted about for wood ister" under Nevada's the Hastily Jesus. was placed Paul under a to keep it ablaze. Paul first bishop Thomas Gororders, man of the Sydney religious Wouldn't it be wonderful to be like St. Mat- archdiocesan Aboriginal started at Palamus, New heavy guard and senc joined them in their man. thew and drop some of the things we think are A ffairs Advisory Coun- Jersey, with the publica- him out of Jerusalem to search. important and do what God is really asking us cil, was elected A.I.C.C. tion of two 28-page tab- the palace of the govern The paper, at one time Suddenly a poisonous to do. co-ordinator. loids by Paulist Press. or, Felix, where he would snake glided out from a the largest weekly publication in the State was Bishops J. A. Morgan The two tabloids, one be safe until his trial pile of sticks and sank its printed in Denver as May God bless you and your homes, (military vicar to the for men and one for came up. apostle's the into fangs AUNT WIN. forces) and T. F. Little women, are geared to For two years Paul re- hand! The natives gasped part of the Register sysMelbourne) tem until 1971 when its (auxiliary, stirring up interest in Re- mained in the dungeon of in horror. was moved to the office are members of the inligious life. Felix's palace. it was not terim committee. Consisting of straight- until a new governor, ( TO BE CONTINUED). Reno area. Bishop Morgan is the forward reports on the Festus, took office that representative lifestyle, bishops' programmes, the apostle was brought for the A.I.C.C. and apostolates and goals of forward and questioned I NSIST ON a was Little Bishop W.A.O.A. the 23 participating re- about supposed his A.I.C.C. member of the ligious orders, the tab- crimes. steering committee which loids are being distriOPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS From that questioning planned the Adelaide buted on Catholic col- Festus was unable to find 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK conference. "Fit for a King" lege campuses, through Phone 61 1880 Res.: 67 1685 The new interim corn- campus ministry centres any guilt at all in Paul, but he kept him in prison, LADIES! on secular campuses, and anyway, for he knew how in parishes throughout angry his enemies would Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR the country. Butchers Shops be if Paul went free. 21" re"Perspective Caesar,' to appeal I " ceived its name from its Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions theme, that the genera- Paul said at last. That Locations: every tion of men and women was the right of when a TYLER'S SUPERMARKETS now in school will set the Roman citizen; to Caesar tone for Christian minis- man appealed 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 he had to go to Rome for try in the 21st Century. trial. his B. & P. BUTCHERS With each of the tabTwo devoted friends, Cnr Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle loids scheduled for three editions spread through Luke and Aristarchus, THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET the academic year, al- set out for Rome with Rd & Pitt St, Bentley. Phone 68 1639 aposChapman the Cnr course, Of Paul. most a million copies tle was still a prisoner, will be distributed. so a Roman centurion named Julius was sent along as guard. He proved to be a very kind and considerate man who developed a great respect for Paul during the By SISTER PHILOMENA EARLE long and dangerous sea B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. voyage. When the little sailing vessel ran into a storm, Paul urged its captain to • take shelter in a safe harbour. Paul had been • shipwrecked in these same waters three times, and he knew the treacherous conditions very well. Unfortunately, the captain did not listen and he held the ship to its originST. FRANCIS PEACE PRAYER, al course until violent winds began to buffet it DESIDERATA, FRIENDSHIP, • and huge waves towered MARRIAGE, CHILDREN and above her decks on all SMILE late too was sides. Now it A SELECTION OF POPULAR ARTICLES CONTRIBUTED TO to seek any port! THE RECORD NEWSPAPER DEALING WITH HEALTH, DIET, * * * The little ship would WEIGHT AND GENERAL LIVING. be wrecked unless she unloaded her heavy cargo The captain gave the order; his crew began to * * * haul the precious goods A vailable from: from the hold and heave VARIOUS SIZES and DESIGNS them into the sea. THE RECORD NEWSPAPER OFFICE Prices from $1.00 - $2.20 The passengers waited POSTAGE EXTRA 450 Hay Street, Perth — Telephone 25 9088 in terror for some great wave to come crashing OR down upon the ship and smother it completely. SISTER PHILOMENA EARLE Only Paul was not afraid He knew that he was to St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale — Phone 65 1862 preach the Gospel in 820 HAY STREET, PERTH, W.A. 6000 Rome before he died. 21 6655 (3 lines) Telephone: Confidently, he begged God to spare all his com04111111 • • • • 0 0 0 0 liviCillrilk0V0W1ININO w ww panions also.
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MONDAY, September 17 Asian struggle. He is Director of the Association of to FRIDAY, September 21 Theological Schools in S.E. of the S.E.
SUNDAY, September 16
N.S.W.). Asia, and Dean "The READINGS FROM THE Isia Graduate School of ENCOUNTER: Sound of Prayer". Select- BIBLE: Cris Waterhouse of Iheoloy. 9.30 p.m. approx. ions from poetry on prayer Hobart. 7.10 a.m. (6WN), written by a variety of 6.10 a.m. (Regs). PAUSE A MOMENT: authors. 8.00 a.m. (6WF). The Rev. Fred Searle of "MotSACRED MUSIC: Melbourne. 9.15 a.m. (6WF Patrick Time". All for ets two and Regs). present Kirkwood Bernier Nicolas SEPTEMBER works by a.m. 17,18, 20 and 21 8.15 (1664-1734). Following are the (6WN). BY THE WAY: "Non- religious programmes LET'S FACE IT: Major Christian Religions in Aus- on commercial television for this weekJohn Smith, of Melbourne. tralia". 10.20 a.m. (6WN end (September 15 and and Regs). 8.00 a.m. (Regs). DIVINE SERVICE: A MONDAY, September 17 16): CHANNEL 7: 11.30 folk mass from St. And- to SATURDAY, (Repeated at 11.30 a.m. Church, Anglican rew's September 22 p.m.) Sunday SeptemSubiaco, W.A. 11.00 a.m. TMEDITA EVENING 16. "Encounter (6WN), 11.02 a.m. (Regs).„ ION:. The Rev. Father John ber with Saul Alinsky" HYMN COMMUNITY Haynes of Hobart. 12.01 ( featuring leading AusSINGING: The Combined a.m. (6WN), 11.50 p.m. tralian actors). W.A. Albany, of hurches (Regs). C CHANNEL 9: 11.30 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Regs). SATURDAY, p.m. Saturday September 15 (repeated at 10 THE EPILOGUE: The September 22 a.m. Sunday SeptemChoir of the Church of the A SAINTS: RDAY SATU Conception, ber 16). Immaculate programme of people and "Faith in RevoluFarm Street. London. 11.16 ideas with Ron Nichols and tion." The development (6WN), 1.45 p.m. Patrick Kirkwood. 10.15 of Indonesia as it (Regs). a.m. (6WN). emerges as a new JEWISH NEW YEAR: MONDAY, nation. This Jewish religious festiCHANNEL 3 (BunSeptember 17 val is marked with a proFACING THE WEEK. gramme and CHANNEL bury Great the from 9 (Albany): 5 p.m. SunMajor John Smith, of Mel- Synagogue, Sydney. 10.30 boUrne. 6.25 a.m. (6WN). day September 16. p.m. (6WN). the at "Beggar WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Gates." This programSeptember 19 20 me looks at the AmeriSERVICE: September SCHOOL JEWISH NEW YEAR: can Church and askes: "The 25. No. "Let's Go!" e details as above. "Can we honestly worProgramm a.m. 10.15 Favourite." 10.30 p.m. (Regs). ship God while there is (6WN and Regs). still one beggar at the FRONTIER: A review of gates?" ISION TELEV events religious recent CHANNEL 8 (Kalp.m. around the world. 7.15 SUNDAY, goorlie and CHANNEL (6WN and Regs). September 16 3 (Kambalda). DIVINE SERVICE: The "Faith in RevoluFRIDAY, Union Church in the City tion." Australia's close September 21 neighbour. Indonesia CROSS WAYS: "Ecology of Adelaide. 11.00 a.m. MEET KOSUKE KOY- is examined in this and Theology". The Veneroutstanding documenable Neville Chynoweth AMA: John Fleming speaks tary. speaks on the Ecology and with one of the foremost at authorities on Eastern TheConference Theology culBOssey. 10.15 p.m. (6WN). oiogy and "bamboo" IN QUIRES & PLACES: ture. Dr. Koyama has reThe Lyric Singers of Perth. cently lectured on the role of Christian theology in the 10.45 p.m. (6WN).
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Maltese remembrance
Pinter at the Playhouse Pinter's play "Old Times", at the Playhouse, is about a man's desire to possess in total another human being, to wit, his wife.
above • Pictured are children in Maltdress national ese ready to lead the procession of remembrance to the war memorial in King's Park last Sunday, when the local Maltese community laid wreaths to commemorate two great sieges and assaults on Malta - in 1565 and 1943.
The legal and spiritual rTheatre by COLM O'DOHERTY bonds of marriage exist as their memories exist, Of great advantage to without conflict. What after the interval on openthe production was a more could a man want ing night. from his faithful partner? I think that this was beautiful performance by There is no question a pity for I'm sure that Robyn Nevin, as Anna, of love or lack of love. anyone coming into con- the visiting old friend. with the humanity of The current values of tact Her appearance was ex's plays must benePinter a right. Her clothes our society would show actly fit, must become, in howcarried the perfect match. What then a better and hair style way, a small ever In the former the did this man want? values of twenty years person. Maltese fought back while way subtle a in ago 20 that appeared t I True, the young man against a Turkish inyears earlier the wife, as playing the part of the still appearing smart. and in 1943 the vasion a young girl, shared a husband was miscast; : Indeed, everything she island sustained conflat with a girl friend, he was too young and did carried the past with tinuous bombardment perhaps the only close perhaps, what is more her and she was most and near starvation at. friend this women ever important, too modern,. successful in portraying the hands of the Gerhad, and this friendship he obviously had never the possessiveness of old mans, Allied until still remained. been a man of the forties friends. . forces opened he seahusband the In short, or fifties. ways. was jealous of that part The play is directed by The same criticism apFor this, it was of his wife which he could plies to Helen Neemes Aarne Neeme with the awarded the George live, they So Tony by possess. not performance as Kate the settings designed Cross. husband and wife their wife. Tripp. their of a wareness nces performa The thoughts and feelings des- were also marred by the DRY and SWEET VALLETTA. - More ' troying all communicat- silence appearing to be ALTAR WINES Maltese priests are being ion between them. mere mechanical stops SIT4C6E urged to take up pastoral True, they talk to each with their length counted work among the thou- other of old times, they out methodically by the ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR sands of Maltese imi- scarce dare talk of th3 actors. Nothing happenADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE grants in Australia. present without baring ed during the silences. LARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) The appeal was made their souls. 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 Phone 21 2765 They talk to each other by the Rector of the out thinking labouriously SeminNational 0 , 2nd Maltese FLOOR, LONDON COURT INI,"••••41.041•M#41.411 , 4 ary, Msgr. Victor Grech. each statement, every ( Tce End) , PERTH who is on a tour of Aus- sentence a bare foot glass. stepping on broken tra ha. The tortured mind has a Msgr. Grech, who since brief rest only when Keep your housing costs down by securing a reasonably priced building site. KANSAS CITY (NC).taking over the adminis- words pour out while in We offer high lots with lovely• views at tration of the Maltese between the words a Successful Marriage, a SPRINGVALE ESTATE - HAMERSLEY National Seminary has terrible and painful si new newsletter providing information to aid mariOptometrists called on Maltese priests lence rages. fully serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads, etc. from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71%. tal harmony, will begin out into the "go to Beach. is to Handy silence This terrible 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 Modern H3mes adjacent. publication here soon world", will also have the drama of Pinter. 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in under the direction of talks with Cardinal James Hamersley area. Pinter did not invent Donald J. Thorman. R . F. WILLIS, W.A.0 A., Optometrist e. Knox, of Melbourn We also build two or three bedroom Homes in this Suburb this drama in silence, he In announcing the new from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly Maltese 25 At present, merely copied nature, for newsletter, payments. Thorman missionaries working in silence is often the naked said: "As today's divorce Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. various countries are in and drawn weapon of rate climbs and we move discussions domestic conflict. for Malta from child and couple20 years. the After with top officials of the marriages to percentred National Emigrants Corn. friend becomes reality son-centred relationships. .A. R.E.I.W LTD. mission. The priests are and. enters the house of Successful Marriage will from Britain, the United the man and wife. The help married persons adNOTE NEW ADDRESS . . . PTY. LTD. 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, S tates, Canada, Brazil, man's struggle for his just to new challenges and wife now becomes open Australia 200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH 6000. India, and opportunities." battle. Zambia. 122 ADELAIDE ICE., PERTH Thorman, editor and No longer is he trying publisher of the National to gouge out the last re Catholic Reporter, edited Educational Booksellers and mains of his wife's in- the Family Christian School Suppliers for Complete now dependence; he must Movement newsletter for ward off what he sees to nine years. He also taught be a war of possession. requires the services of at the graduate Institute 125 YEARS Drama now becomes Social and Industrial of TIVE beEXECU silence and words NAL NATIO THE ASSISTANT TO Relations at Loyola Unicomes times to rethink versity, Chicago. DIRECTOR prepare and strategies He is the author o for the next verbal on- several books, including Episcopal Austral ian Cathol ic Relief is the official organ of the Australian slaught. Verbal onslau• "The Emerging Layman." *,-ro Conference for action in the field of ebts come in childlike affeci: • overseas relief aid, and phrases of love and ion or "we had happier • development assistance times together than you The work is of an administrative nature and entails had", or "if you did such consideration by a thing then we did that • the allocation of funds to projects submitted for thing and several othet the National Committee of Australian Catholic Relief. things as well". sources, other and on Compassi • the raising of funds through Project That was the play, Pint Phone and Hannan er makes no statement, work. of the Sobserves • relationships with other organisations involved in this field simply *A he Street 21 1444 Where you always get human condition with The National Office is located in Sydney. insight but Without sentimentality, he is also a E NQUIRIES SHOULD REACH man of wit and humour. 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God said: "Let the earth put forth vegetation, plants fielding seed, and fruit trees bearing fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind upon the earth."
So in the beginning, les the seeds to produce the Bible tells us, God other flowers. By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., made the grass and the Later, as little Miss Bee A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. flowers and the trees all flies away, she carries St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. bearing seed. This means much of the pollen with they were all made maher on her legs; and as ture, or with ripe seed, she alights on to the next ready for planting, to blossom or a peach-blos- stance. flower her mobile six som we will demonstra When te the wind blows, grow and to produce legs scatter the pollen in other plants and flowers the wonderful arrange- the air may be full of the flower and it also is ment our Creator has pollen, so it is lost. and trees. made in order for us to The only way the flow- now fertilized. Then God made a pair have the flowers and the er can reproduce This is not an easy way itself is of each of the animals, a fruits. by bringing the pollen in of getting flowers, but male and a female and By separating the parts contact with the end of the flowers of the next these were already fully of a blossom with a fine the pistil, so it can pass season are the children, grown and ready to pro- steel pointer and looking down the cobweb-lik and we are all delighted e duce other animals just carefully down into the tube to the to see them, and to gathovary. like themselves. centre, we will see a tiny Now here comes the in- er them. This is God's order in stalk. This is called pistil. teresting Subsequently this is part of our botthe animal world. This is At the bottom of the any study. God's plan for keeping the only way there can be pistil there is a slight enRight down in the bot- the flowers in the world other animals. Five West Australians this Sunday will be ordained deacons at St. largement in which are torn of the flower our from dying out. Francis X avier Cathedral, Adelaide. If there were only present some little seeds, Creator for a wise purr We see the similar plan males of a certain ani- and this is called the ov- pose, placed some tiny He has • Pictured above rehearsing the Communion rite which will for all the animals be part of mal, there could be no ary of the flower, or the little sacs of nectar or and for us — His human their office as deacons are, from left: John Jegorow, Peter Bianchini, more animals like that mother part. Brian honey. So, Miss Busy being. O'Loughlin, John Orzanski and Brian McKenna. All five hope to be Running from the top Little Bee is very inter. one. If they were all feordained And so long as they all to the priesthood for the Archdiocese Perth of next year. males the same would be of the pistil to the ovary ested in the sweet little obey His laws they will A t present there are four other West Australians doing studies for the true. So this particular is a very fine little tube drop, she runs in a little not die out. priesthood at St. Francis Xavier Seminary, South Australia. type of animal would — no larger than a thread suction pump down there What Is true of the soon be lost to the world. of a cobweb. If we look and proceeds to draw the apple 0######41P4W4NOWIJAINP.#4.4.-#4 41 , ,4.41.#4.4,41 blossom, the peach .4 Then the Bible said: carefully again we will honey up into her body. blosso m, is also true of "God created man to His observe several little stalWhile doing this, her the rose, the lilly, the ant, own image," and He ks around the pistil six legs are all in motion. the worm, the horse, the called them male and fe- These are called stamens and she bends the sta- cow, and the greatest of On their top-ends are mens over to the pistil. all male. He made a mature are God's children. found, usually, two little rubs the pollen off, and man and woman. - tar M Then they were to "mul- pockets in which is a scatters it around generB Sc , ATNA, Dio tiply" — by means of the very fine substance called ally, consequently fertilDietetics. AIMT powers God gave them, pollen, or the father sub- izing the flower, or enabthey were to produce other beings like them selves. AMSTERDAM (NC). — Bishop Jan Gijsen of Roermond, has strongly So we see, in the plants, in the flowers, among the warned of a schism in the Catholic Church in the Netherlands. animals, and with man, The bishop stressed, in asked the faculty of the groups in the diocese, inGod has given a very an interview published in seminary and the deacons cluding priests and definite law, that, "like will produce like." the Amsterdam Catholic to choose clearly where Church officials, some of dai!y "De Volk,skrant - their loyalty lies. We know of male trees whom said they would and female trees; male that it was "necessary to The appointment of refuse to cooperate with plants and female plants, speak V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Vatican objections to national pastoral threat offrankly of the Bishop Gijsen — widely the Bishop. and there are flowers in schism in ordo; considered a conservatBishop Gijsen and councils came to light again in a circular letter from the Congregation for to try to head it off. which both male and fe' ive — in 1972 against the members of the Diocesan male, or the father and the Clergy, sent to the World's bishops. If one were to say advice of the Roermond Pastoral Council this mother organs, are presThe letter, dated Janu- opportune, at least for ternational level." nothing, the bishop said, Diocesan Cathedral Chap- year expressed a desire ent. ary 25 this year, said that the present, to institute Bishops' conferences, the schism would sud ter brought protests to solve the crisis through In the study of botany those at a Vatican meet- pastoral councils or sim- howev er, are permitted denly be a reality. from many Cat ho ii c dialogue. we discover how plants ing on pastoral councils ilar organisations on an to institute "special orgproduce other plants. in March, 1972 expressed interdiocesan, provincial, anisations of a technical If the situation should occur in spite of his ..."••••••.,...,.•.,, ,, , ,,,••••••,••••##•,0,,or,•••••...e.r.e.ow evpm4..syr 4 #4.#4.04,4P•4 If we take an apple- the belief that "it is not regional, national or in- or executive nature, made hopes, he would have to ELDER ELECTRICS up of select members of tell the Catholics of his the faithful" to assist the diocese 17 PEMBURY ROAD, THORNLIE who among the bishops. clergy were no longer Electrical Appliance Repair Service Calling the establish- firm in the matter of HOUSEHOLD INSTALLATIONS SPECIALIST ment of a pastoral coun- Catholic doctrine, and cil "important and help- which For that extra point or extention RING 69 2113 churches they ful," it said that in March, should no longer attend 41.4•41.41~M~41NPAP44, 00.00.44 1971, the Clergy Congre- f or Mass, Bishop Gijsen MO' I gation asked the bishops said. for their recommendaCNR. EMPIRE AVENUE & TUSCANY WAY, Some "rotten apples" tions and views of experiCHURCHLANDS ments already conducted should not be allowed to or of norms that should infect the whole barrel —SOLE AGENTS— Those remarks by Bisbe established concernhop Gijsen mark a new ing pastoral councils. The circular letter climax in tensions in the made the following Roermond diocese, in the points: eastern part of the Neth1 65-171 Hay Street, Subiaco • Although pastoral erlands on the German 81 1410 — 81 1754 council members cannot border. LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY be called representatives The new stresses arose of the total diocesan com- when eight students at munity in a juridical the Catholic .......4,,m~ theology sense, they should "pre school at Heerlen, with g4 MEMORIALS 44 sent a witness or sign of the knowledge of their the entire diocese" and rector said that they should represent the "en were not prepared to tire composition of the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE bind themselves to the people of God within the bishop of Roermond. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected diocese." anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned and The theology students • Most of the memexecuted. Designs and Quotes without obligation. bers should be laymen. made their announce• A pastoral cOuncil ment in a letter to 34 2 'We have over 60 years experience.' Ph. 35 1661 "enjoys only a consultive deacons of the Roermoncl z",....#4,...".#0 students diocese. The voice." aisur mumemmors • It is beyond the com- also asked the deacons recommen dapetence of a pastoral for their f rom 1 1.00 a.m. council to decide on "gen- tions for further action. eral questions bearing on The deacons, among faith, orthodoxy, moral them a good number who 235 Newcastle Street, Perth principles or laws of the have also refused co-opuniversal Church." eration with Bishop Gij Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants • A council may pres- sen since his episcopal Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 7424 ent the bishop with pro- ordination, put the stuposals and suggestions dents' letter on the agenon missionary, catechet- da for their next conical and apostolic under- ference with the Bishop. takings in a diocese; on Bishop Gijsen said that the "promotion of doctrinal formation and the he received the letter, The sacramental life of the dated May 19, in an inSmallest World's August 3. direct way on faithful; on "pastoral acBishop Gijsen has now But Mightiest tivities to help the priests in the various social and territorial areas of the IT'S ** diocese;" on "public opPRIZES INCLUDE: MMA Return Air Trip, Supa Furn inion on matters pertainOBVIOUS Setting, Sunbeam Electric Clock, Hanimex Tape Recording to the Church." 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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "A Catholic Press should be
Communion in hand- supported"- Vatican Council spirit of renewaP Sir,
With regard to the establishment and support of a Catholic Press, the Second Vatican Council has decreed as follows:
"A truly Catholic Press reader, who equates the have regularly bought and Record" as our Archdiocesshould be encouraged. A value of "The Record" with read "The Record" and I an organ of information I appreciate the concern expressed by your correspondents in The Catholic Press worthy of the dropping of 10c in a have always found it edify- and vehicle of communicafeel like a Record, last week (September 6), about the reverent reception of holy the name should also be tin in the main street and ing, informative and in- tion, I would a on desert isle,' castaway on particularly structive, "painmakes it that finds return to a supported. against do find I their and although not arguments established communion, fully dull reading", is both matters pertaining to faith lost to the Catholic world the ancient practice of communion in the hand convincing. "Whether it is published intriguing as to his literary and morals, which, after all, of which I am a part — of the Lord of the church I doubt if anyone who unthinkable, and run by direct ecclesiast- pursuits as it is surprising is essentially what a Cath- forgotten, forsaken and forhimself, Christ Belief Jesus that Anglican has attended an ical authority or by Cath- of his sense of values. olic newspaper is all about. lorn. Refusal to acknowledge or teaches his Church most service communion olic laymen, let it be clearly W. V. C. THOMAS, For my part, I can honEver since I migrated to watched one on Sunday powerfully through a gen- this can only lead to reject- edited with this goal; that it Medina. that without "The say estly I ago, years 17 Australia the of authority the of ion the eral through council, could television morning may form, strengthen and magistthe of and council fundais and bishops, Pope judge the practice irreverspread public views which mental to the Catholic erium in the church. ent. in harmony with the are This is sadly and fright. Archbishop Bugnini, sec- faith. natural law, and with Caththe in apparent eningly doubt no be There Can Congregation the retary to olic teachings and precepts. of Divine Worship, said re- that the call for renewal in letter of P. H. Omlor. Again: -It should spread KILGANNON cently in "L'Osservatore the Church from the Second Fr. RONAN about the life of the news Midland. 0.F.M., wish the is Council Vatican Vatican (the omano" R The faithful ought Church. wish"whosoever daily) that to be told of the need to es to consider the situation use the Catholic Press to Sir, with serene objectivity, and It is regretable that none of our authorities or parents is taking up form their Christian judgadmust prejudice ithout w main weakness of the Karmel Report contained in its Section 1.4, the ments.of mit that the provisions states that its terms of reference are not concerned with the it where the Holy See (for obtaining And finally: -Lest the financial situation of the parents of pupils, but only with the needs of the distribute to permission message of salvation be schools which the children attend. communion in the hand) are thwarted by expense, the reasonable, wise, prudent Sir, If we look at the fees parent, income tax re- is reasonable depends council advises Catholics Letters recently published in The Record have that they have a duty to of the Catholic school of funds relative to "Edu- very much on parental and moderate" in that they return to the church a "ven- objected to the following: maintain Catholic newspap- the near future with an cation Expenses" will means and income. The erable tradition". all by prefer, ers, periodicals . . . whose entirely lay staff, we see boost the 40 per cent or rich in general need no you If Comof • Reception It is understandable that means receive Commun- principal objective is to at once that these must 50 per cent to a figure help from public funds munion when standing. need a 101 some catholics are worried • Choice between re- ion in the traditional way. spread the truth and Christ- approximate to the full which brings the balance while the poor at the thought of a change ceiving Communion by Dodge the Mass with the ian influence in human soc- cost of teaching a child of the school fees more per cent subsidy. in the rite, or of its conse- hand or mouth. in a State school, and, within the reach of his It might seem at the dialogue sermon. Stay in iety." who Catholics quences. therefore the concept of pocket and make the re- present moment that our Gathering of small your seat if invited to if) Re"The opinion my n I parental authorities and parents of love the Church should be groups around the altar. gather around the altar. a limited basic grant alisation worthy a make cord" does deeply concerned about her Do all these things but, contribution to the Catholic round about the Mc- choice more practicable. are far more concerned • Laity giving opinions liturgy. There is, in fact, only a with the plight of parents please, don't seek intol- Press as defined by Vatican Mahon-Fraser 40 per cent at dialogue sermons. But the problem runs .6 The type of "bread" erably to deny others the II and that it positively level of State school costs present practice of mak- with means sufficient to much deeper than worries used at the Consecration. option. is of little help to poorer ing a basic payment to send their children to achieves the aims and obabout changes in the Mass. parents who cannot hope parents of some part of Karmels top class, CateThese innovations for jectives outlined above. They have even implied There are Catholics, some that kneeling is a pre- many of us encourage a to find the other 60 per the cost of education; but gory A schools and have of them loosely organised, requisite for "true" rev- deeper, more reverent, it is not based on any seemingly not declared While it may not meet cent. who have consistently and erence. Equally, the inferred generally accepted prin- themselves on the situamore meaningful Com- the individual need or suit tion of parents who are • unrelentlessly opposed the Rubbish, dear brethren. munion with Christ and the personal taste of all its Karmel level of about a ciple. The only such principle too poor even to aspire spirit of renewal initiated in All this fuss over feet or our neighbour in the spir- readers (what newspaper in 50 per cent subsidy which the Church at the Second knees, hands or mouths, it of Christian renewal. the world, religious or sec- I discussed in your issue whichIknow is that reas- to the least affluent Cate. Vatican Council. R. WALSH, ular, can lay claim to such of July 19, is almost as onable provision should gory H where the subsidy wafers or rolls — all triIt is very sad that so vialities. be made for exercise of level is but 47 per cent of Riverton. fame?) the recent criticism inadequate. much enthusiasm, sincerity For the more affluent parental choice and what the cost in State schools. levelled at it by a "bored" This is very much a and goodwill is being miscase of so much is good directed to the detriment of but more would be very the Catholic faith and the much better, especially unity of the church. for the poor of whom a At its most extreme manlarge number are Catholifestation this opposition ic. speaks of the "satanic influ- Sir, Your informative centhe Council, of ence" In this age of pressure groups and protest sus figures show the less charges any genuine attempt organisations, let us take heed of the cries of plush the suburb the highat renewal as "Communist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Russian winner of er the percentage of Cathsubversion", and holds up the 1970 Nobel Prize for literature. Sir, olics and perhaps the less the authority of private While being far from a "learned cleric," as asked for by one of adequate their Catholic In an interview with natural right for every revelation (especially Garayour correspondents, I am interested in the views expressed regarding the school provisions. bandal) against the supreme Western newsmen in Mos- Soviet born child. the that claimed He dehe 28, August on cow of Christ in the Eucharist and the way of receiving the same PAUL DONNELLY, presence General a authority of clared that citizenship true history of the coun- Christ in the Communion. Claremont. Council of the Church. This latter, of course, is of the Soviet was not a try had been distorted by I feel that neither parents mental theology as the basis an exclusive clique to of his attack on the English conceal atrocities com- nor children need panic eucharistic prayers. mitted against his broth- about the reception of ComSurely the basis of such ers and sisters — a munion in the hand. Its "irclique he accused of hav- reverence" is all in the mind theology lies in the acceptR.E.I.W.A. ance of the role of the living the power to declare of the receiver. It certainly would be an ing Body of Christ, the a citizen deprived of his 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE homeland if it did not advantage to the priest and Church, in formulating the ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS approve of his convic- his devotion not to have to express wish of Christ Him— VALUERS — ALL SUBURBS tions: face the multiple grimaces self. • AGENTS present. 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Father Schokel criti- the ejaculatory type ot "The first thing you should do is to start cised many footnotes in prayer, which we are mi5. reading it," Father Luis current editions of the sing," he added. Father Schokel Very Schokel said. "Some peo- Bible for being "too techple begin by reading the nical, relating to ques- much endorses the an, introduction or books tions which really are ir- thropomorphic view ot about the Bible but never relevant to reading the God. Bible." start reading it." "In the first A professor of Scrip- the Bible you chapter of The Spanish-born Jesuget the key theology, his ture and it, who is on the faculty — God says that man was at Rome's Pontifical Bib- consciousness of the re- made in the lical Institute, was inter- lationship between social God. This verseimage of viewed on a visit to San justice and the Bible is applied to themust be whole pronounced. Diego. Bible," he said. "Happy are those who "There are many differ"The whole Bible is ent approaches to the thirst for justice" is his about God — but the Bible," he went on, "but ideal of Christian con- image of man, because one of the best is through cern. man is the image of God. prayer. "The young people are If you leave out that "In the Book of the turned off organised re- sentence, the rest first bePsalms, you have the ligion today, because they comes nonsense whole Bible transformed do not see it on the side you are then because speaking into prayer. You have the of justice," Father Scho- not of God but of a creahistory, you have the wis- kel said. tion of your mind in a the prohave dom, you "They say 'the God who human image. phetic, and the different doesn't believe in justice "But if you read situations we face in life is a scandal.' Patriotism man is the image of that God, made into prayer. is no substitute for jus- then it is not an idol you Psalms, the "Through tice. It is more import- are talking about. It you can open the way ant to be a Christian than the only way to God. is into all of these. This is to be an American or a "And then you come to one excellent way to start' Spaniard." Christ who says He is personwhich can be very Priests from the pulpit the way. That is why I al, since prayer is per- could do much more to insist on the human life sonal." bring to Catholics the and the anthropomorphic beauty of the Bible. He aspects of God." suggested that during The Bible scholar A ccommodation some periods the priests also something of a mus-is should deal with the ician and holds views on Phone Psalms, then another per- current liturgical music, GERALDTON: 21 2549, St Francis Guest iod of the year with the Briefly he sums it up House; B/B $3; all meals Gospels. that "musica liturgica available, tray service, "Too often the pulpit should not be musics no stairs. homily deals only with lethargica" — liturgical the Gospel, overlooking music should not be accommodation GOOD the Old Testament. There dreary lethargic music. available responsible lady is much beauty for pri- It must be lively, spright board plus light duties. vate prayer in the Psalms, ly. Telephone 46 5691. after 6 p.m.
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Jesuits, in a policy switch, decide to educate the poor
Church: "Lend us millions„
COLOGNE, (NC). — A fund campaign to promote the Catholic Press was launched by the West German Catholic Press NEW DELHI. — Indian Jesuits have decided to turn away from the Association. The funds contributed traditional Jesuit policy of educating the upper classes of society and in- will be invested and the stead to aim primarily at educating students from the poorer classes. revenue used to aid the Catholic Press. The new policy has "Lend us millions," been stated by Father By Father JOHN BARRETT, S.J. said the association presTheo Mathias, president of the Jesuit Education knOwledge, skills and backed and guided by ident, Msgr. Antonius Funke, in his appeal. Association, formulating leadership necessary to school authorities. "The Church ought not, the results of a confer- "become masters of their The report recomence earlier this year of own destiny." mended emphasizing his- to be a giant whose Jesuit high school princiEnglish has up to now tory, economics and mouth is taped or whose pals and college heads. been the status symbol of civics, and above all, teachings are filed away The Jesuits have 90 the upper classes and the moral science and re- in a locked drawer." high schools and 18 col- medium of instruction in ligion. leges in India, institu most Jesuit schools, a The conference urged Keep abreast with the tions that are mainly vestige of British rule. that only principals and times; keep abreast elitist. Now that medium is to rectors solidly committed with the Church — Read The basis of the tradi- be under "constant re- to social justice be retional policy was the be- view" to see how soon it commended for appoint- THE RECORD. lief that well-developed can be replaced by Indian ment and that any Jesuit leaders would look after languages. opposed to the new the interests of the poor, recom- policy report The be asked to do but participants in the mended "considerably" other work. concluded conference reducing the high tuition The sdocument concludLIFE that the elitist approach fees that have hitherto ed with a pledge to strive ASSURANCE perpetuates control of excluded the poor from for "the removal of For 52.00 per week national wealth by the Jesuit institutions and, if poverty, attainment of society. upper echelons of necessary, seeking subsi economic PHONE self-reliance The new policy makes dies from the Governand consolidation of the it mandatory that 50 per ment. democratic social order, cent of the students adSchool uniforms, an- by reducing disparities in on mitted to Jesuit schools other British tradition, i ncome and concentramust be poor and also and extra39 expensive 1933 Today tion of economic power, or Bus. 21 9451 • Pictured above at the recent catechetical seminar, Sister Claire Small, of requires Jesuits to live curricular activities such in a free and just society." tours. educational Brigidine Col lege, Wembley, left, discusses, a point with a fellow Brigidine, Sister strictly within a moder- as Marina, of Melbourne, one of the visiting lecturers at the seminar, who is engaged ate budget so as to bear sometimes abroad, are to suit ' witness to evangelical be modified to f ul l time in the production of catechetical material in Melbourne. ! poverty and simplicity. schools for the poor. Phone 49 1017 The Jesuit conference Students are to be report stated that the trained to recognize inaim of the reform is a justices and to combat new India where "all them — "through direct men will be respected, but peaceful action." To their freedom fostered, do so, they will be taught their work valued and to win the support of where a brotherhood of public opinion and will be PROFESSIONAL PEST CONTROL all Indians . . . will keep alive our solidarity and 215 FLINDERS STREET, MT. YOKINE 6060 significantly contribute to ind.,progress of manJ. G. Callaghan "We'd very much like lay students to attend the National Pastoral kthe M anager. Institute; my regret is that this year we have no lay students and so 99 Stating that the "preper cent of the Church is not represented." sent gross inequalities. Cate- people to attend the insti- economic social, So speaks Monsignor tralian Catholic and John Kelly, director of chism which received tute which is at present must disappear," the conAustralia's first venture world recognition as cate- conducted at Elsternwick, ference participants said BOSTON (NC) — A dein the field of higher stud- chetics took on a new Victoria, Monsignor Kelly that Jesuit schools had of the internationally cision says: look in the early 50's. ies in catechetics. failed to produce such a Children's Hospital famed Monsignor Kelly was. Hoping that some dio"The real catechesis we vision in their students. Medical Centre here to beMembers of the Perth Fraternity the driving force in the ceses will do something all recognise is adult 'We are convinced that gin performing abortions preparation of the Aus- next year to enable lay catechesis which is the the liberation of the will not have their usual fourthbeen for adolescents has responsibility of adult masses can only come denounced by the Massa- - -,_,--',-----,,,,----- -;-..._ -,.._---,... Sunday meeting this month, but Christians — at least -when they realise the op- chusetts Citizens for Life they are invited to attend St. structures social we're all saying that, al- pressive (MCL). F though we often think of of which they are the rancis' feast-day celebrations at The medical centre, which demand and it only in terms of par- victims, reputation , prestigious "St. a Brigid's", has Midland Junction, on (‘ ents getting upset about justice," the report said. (Religious or Lay) / for child-care services, anSunday, 30th September at 3 p.m. in liberation /, LA SALLE COLLEGE (Catholic) (? their children or of cate- To set this nounced that it would prochists helping in Catholic motion, it said, Jesuits vide pregnancy counselling i nstead. / schools. must seek to enable the and abortions for girls from Secondary to 5th year ( Boys and Girls / Cars will leave the Cathedral at 2.15 p.m. to acquire the 11 to 17. poor Primary Grades 5-7 ( Boys) "The real thing is the Co ege staff includes a Christian Brother and Sisters of ( spokesman on-going education of the so any members needing transport are asked MCL An St Jos,:,o:). Duties commence January 1974. Salary and conadult — all the rest would / cl i t )n:, on appl ication. Three references required. Closing said: "It seems incredible to to be at the Cathedral gates before 2.00 p.m. date October 7th, 1973. follow from that." us that a hospital world/ Apply Secretary, Board of Management, La Salle dedication to its for famous Until this year, many College, Midland, W.A. 6056 saving the lives of sick Australian teachers of would now prochildren religion had been obliged - - --,---- ------,..- --,..-,---- ---- -----,....----,-.... ----,-.--------,.--=----,--- ------,---,...„--;:.-.,-..---_,,,_, mote life-destructive procedto travel to Europe or the ures." 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This year 34 priests, Brothers and Sisters, Sir, aged from about 27 years Please allow me to to a little over 50, were make the point that if 211 Newcastle Street, Perth released full time to be- women had been permittcome the first intake of ed to take a greater share I MIIIIrialOMINIMMairelissiciors students for the Austral- in the activities of the ian Institute. Church, there would not Auditions for new choir It is expected that these have been so many changstudents, all of whom es necessary since Vati- boys for St. Mary's Cathedral will be held at Trinbeen active already can II. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS ihave College, Riverside The discussion going ity n religious education, will be to some extent on in your pages as to Drive, Perth, on SaturCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS Communion day, September 29, at 10 persons in religious whether 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21 5344 key education either in their should be received in the a.m., the choirmaster. Orders, Confraternity of hand or on the tongue Father Pat Ahern announCarousel Shopping Town, Christian Doctrine or is typical of the narrow ced recently. Cannington — 68 4831 Applicants should be adult education generally. outlook inbred in mem( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOANS) bers of the faith. about nine years of age, Monsignor Kelly says of 4,4Norroistpqry the content of the course As though the Omni- and should have a good .. that instead of equipping potent God cares about voice, some musical ability and above average people with a set of pre- such trivialities. W. W. EDMONDSON ET SONS His intention was to be intelligence, Father Ahern fabricated programmes PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS to use next year, it is r eceived — not how He is said. He added that successhoped to give the stud- received. All parts of the Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists ents opportunity for a body were made by Him ful applicants will be and General Plumbing. Al l Work Guaranteed. to fuller personal develop- and are the temple of the given scholarships Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 Trinity College as well as ment, for greater matur- Holy Spirit. An old priest friend of training in the Cathedral 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH ity and for a more relaxdeceased, Choir. mine, now ed attitude. would say whenIbrought Father Ahern said that 41111111011111111111111ft.......... 411•1111111111IP certain matters to his there were also vacancies notice: forget for two tenors and two "Don't PLUMBING MATERIAL! your sense of humour basses in the Cathedral and remember, the Al- Choir. Applicants should B ATHROOM FIXTURES mighty God is surely have some musical abili2 29-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WP laughing at our puny little ity and experience, and should contact Father to please Him." Phone 28 3544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" effort(Miss) telephone on C. E. LALOR, Ahern Sorrento. I 602112.
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RACE TALK by ROD EVANS LITTLE POPPY, a GOLD BOSU , a chestbrown filly by Little Rod- nut gelding by Raconteur, erick, could have been is raced by popular Tatunlucky in the Sunder- tersall's Club Handicap for Jack Higgins and identity combe trained three-year-old fillies over by Terry Tapper. 1,300 metres. Ridden by This six-year -old Keith Moxham. this filly geld. hung throughout the race ing indicated that he is reaching his top form and pulled 1,1D with the and bit through her mouth should pick up a race in and this could have been the city or near country the difference between very soon. winning and losing. ENDLESS GOLD, a bay As this filly is very con- mare by Endless Honey to sistent she should pay is raced by Charlie Gallu. follow, particularly in ccio and Fred Kensit and races restricted to threetrained by the latter. year-old fillies.
Dual success for convent netball team At right is the team From St. Mary's Convent, Leederville, who won the B division of the Catholic Primary Schools Netball Competition. They also won the lightning carnival, winning six games in succession and remaining undefeated. From left to right: Karen Di Byl (captain), Josephine Setterini, Jane Austin, Julie Hinchcliffe, Rosemary Fasoli, Louise Colangelo, Pina Di Virgilio and Sister Raphael O'Mahoney (coach).
Impressed when she ALL IRELAND, a new- won the Village Welter comer from Victoria, is over 1,600 metres. trained by Ian Brown Her apprentice rider, and Norm Pyatt was his postilion when he con- Paul Brown, took her to tested the Atlanta Gradu- the front early in the ation Stakes for three- race and she toyed with year-old colts and geld- the opposition. This mare ings. This colt made up a is ideally suited in Welter lot of ground after being company and she should slow to begin to finally pick up another couple wind up in fifth place and of races before the class I think the run will do horses come back into training. him the world of good
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Once again rain made Within minutes the their stride. playing conditions very scores were level. After Binstead and Chian difficult and large areas some uneven play, Roy were combining well at of the pitch were under McCabe picked up a midfield and sending a water. However, right loose ball at midfield and steady stream of passes from the throw in, both fired a pass to Billy Ross up to their forwards. teams played a high stan- who lobbed a high ball However, Bratton and GLOUCESTER PARK dard of football and into the goal mouth. McGorry failed to capital, Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. adapted pretty well to The ball broke to Bert- ise on these at this stage ( Run on Saturday night). PERTH 6000 the conditions. ie Houlaghan whose shot and it was not until A highlight of the game at goal was saved by Chiari moved up field 7.30—GRADUATION ( 1 ). No. 1. LOTY $150,000 1st Prize in fact was the ascend- Tom Varden. However, that the scores started Golden Dreamer, Dewburn, Bret Adios. 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From deep in through the THESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY half they aped a high ball and made defence he sent a long peared to Haddock, Fleecy Line, Callan. SO HURRY ! run out of ground up the left wing raking kick down field steam. 9.35—FREE-FOR-ALL. before slipping a pass in- which completely deceivF-crbez Adios, Yankee Rhythm, Roc Eden. side to Denis Bratton ed the Finn Harps half- From a goal-mouth who in turn hand passed backs and left Billy Ross scramble Mick Dinnehy 10.10—WILDFLOWER. to Peter McGorry. with the easiest of chan- scored an opportunist Hands.ornis, Boss Adios, Riki Nelson. McGorry beat two men ces to send Milltown into goal. To make matters 10.40—BORON IA. and released the ball to a slim lead at half time. worse for Finn Harps, Aizon, Royal Vance, Lucky Nick. George Chiari who slamThe second half started immediately from the med the bar it over for off quietly and Finn kickout Tony O'Reilly Best Bet: HANDSOMIS. a point. 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