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Danger to Catholics hospitals in plan Australian Catholic hospital authorities have come to the conclusion that the dual system of hospital care, traditionally a part of the Australian health service, will ultimately be destroyed by provisions of the Government's health insurance planning committee's report if implemented in the present form. Catholic hospitals mission interim commit- working committee of throughout the nation tee and at the same time Catholic private hospitals have been studying the put a strong and urgent to conduct on a national planning committee's re- plea for specific guaran- scale a policy of informport, made available in tees to be written into ing the public what effect April, and the section the proposed national the proposed legislation which refers to private health scheme legislation would have on their right hospitals has been exam- that would ensure the to free choice of hospital continuation of the pre- care. ined critically. A submission by the sent dual hospital system, The ad hoc working national standing corn that is, those hospitals party met in Melbourne hospiwhich operated purely under the chairmanship mittee of private tal has been made to the privately as well as those of Dr. J. Breheny, mediNational Hospitals and hospitals which operated cal director of the Mercy Health Services Commis- in a public capacity. group of hospitals in sion interim committee The Minister gave assur Melbourne. All aspects of which is a statement of ances that it was not the the scheme as it applied principle regarding the intention of the Govern- to private hospitals were dual system of hospital ment to see the dis- discussed. care as it is known at appearance of the private The concern expressed present and as it involves hospital system but the private hospitals. group insisted that spe- earlier on the prospects Catholic hospitals cific guarantees should be of survival after July 1, Australia written into the legisla- 1974, if the new scheme throughout have associated them- tion to ensure that it was came into force was again expressed and it selves with this submis- preserved. sion. It was represented that was felt that the public The Minister for Social the economic provisions generally did not know Security, Mr. Hayden, in- of the Deeble Report that their freedom of representatives would effectively prevent choice was going to he vited from Catholic non-public the free choice of hospi- effectively removed. hospitals, to meet him tal care and so would In effect, it was said, for a conference in Syd- effectively eliminate the it meant that the individual who desired priney recently. private hospital sector. treatment would vate Opening the meeting, After the conference the Minister said that he with the Minister, the have to pay doubly for "desired to hear from this members of the Catholic this right. group of Catholic hospi- non-public hospitals had It was seen clearly in tals their reactions to the several meetings for ex- the provisions of the priDeeble report. change of views. All were vate hospitals section of A full discussion with unanimous that the pre- the Deeble Report that the Minister took place sent proposed national private hospitals would in which the Catholic hos- health scheme insofar as be forced into an associapitals concerned associ- it concerned private hos- tion with the Governated themselves with the pitals constituted a grave ment that would forgo national standing com- threat to their existence. their freedom. mittees' submissions to Arising out of these In the case of Catholic would the National Hospital meetings, it was decided hospitals, they lose their and Health Services Corn- to establish an ad hoc ultimately ( • Continued P.2 )

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• At the opening of family renewal t heir mission, the chi ldren of K arrinyup parish are seen placing their bouquets at the foot of the c ross, planted in the gi-ouncl to announce the mission, watched by the parish priest of KarrinMichael yup, Father Byrne (left).

More than 400 people formed a torchlight guard of honour for the 12-foot wooden cross that was planted in the grounds of Karrinyup Church last Sunday night to mark the opening of their unique parish family renewal.

Families and children The planting of the mission cross is a time- were much in evidence at This Sunday night honoured tradition an- the opening ceremony at( September 23) at 9.30 nouncing a parish mis- tended by Bishop Quinn o'clock the Australian sion. and supported by the Broadcasting Comisscar- Shalomite folk group. was cross the As iomn recalls significrowd, Mr. Frank Carr, a leadeant moments in the ried through the the song from "Godspel" er in the planning comEucharistic Congress Ye announced "Prepare mittee, said that this was held in Melbourne in the Way of the Lord". the biggest ceremony the February. For the next six weeks parish had experienced In a television broadcast touching on the parish is going to be since it was formed nine some of the unique led by a team of five Re- years ago, ceremonies, visiting demptorists in a proAnother parishioner regramme aimed at the life t personalities and experts are heard with of young families who marked: "It really hit me are considered to be typi- tonight. These people comments on subjects cal of this young suburb here are really my brothsuch as mixed marriers and sisters. We are ages, Catholic schools, at the moment. Papal infallibility and More than 40 home part of the one family." their place in the quest gatherings will seek to Children of the parish for unity both within experience the spirituplaced bouquets at the the Church and with ality life foot of the cross erected family of outside churches. through prayer, discus- during the ceremony. 4.4•4`4, sion and drama of the Scripture presented by Focussing the thoughts children themselves. of the congregation on ON INSIDE PAGES "It's amazing," says this cross, Father Pat Calendar ... MiniuS, Coughlan, leader of the Don Father Children's World ° 'what a family can do Redemptorist team, said: Classified ! with the aid of a couple Christ's cross does not ... 10 of dressing gowns, a few add a burden to people's Advertising .,. are alGirrawheen Feature 6, 7 old towels and a sitting- lives. Families ready suffering under „. 11 room sofa. Letters ... many burdens and ... 9 "For young families es- stresses today. News In Pars ... Sister M .Philomena pecially this can make 9 Scripture really live and . "It is only by the saving Earle ... 10, 12 can lead to original and cross that they will find Sport ... freedom and peace." TV, Radio 8 unique family prayer."

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, • Anglo-Catholic Accord on Sr. Angelica's;I Liturgy; importance grandchildren priesthood; the future or parish committees THE RECORD

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CANTERBURY (NC). — The joint international Anglican-Roman Catholic commission has unanimously agreed on the fundamental meaning of the priesthood and ordained priesthood, it has been announced here.

MADRID (NC) — Dominican Sister Angelica Garcia was visited during her 25th anniversary in the Order at Oviedo by her seven children, 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She entered the convent when she became a widow after 40 years of marriage. "Should I be born again, I would come again to the convent," she said.

Thursday, September 20, 1973

"One strong conviction that I return with is the importance of the parish liturgy committee," says Father Terry Ogge of Melbourne, after a short intensive study of liturgical developments.

His comments were advisors to the bishop effects just for their own The joint commission, ial agreement on the doc- ordained priests accordread at the most recent was the task of diocesan sake and on the which was set up by Pope trine of the Eucharist" ing to its own underparticumeeting of the W.A. education. lar Sunday of Father Paul and the Anglican reached by the commiss- standing of the priestLiturgical He noted that even in Ogge's visit the entrance Commission Archbishop Michael Ram- ion in 1971. hood has strained rewhich keeps in touch Chicago, with probably song was "Faith of Our say of Canterbury "to lations between the two "The commission is with similar bodies the country's strongest Fathers." prepare the way for or- convinced," the commun- churches and obstructed throughout Australia. liturgical movement, eduganic unity," met here ique said, "that its new the way to unity. A unique addition to Father Ogge is a member cation of priests had only the building is a from August 28 to Sep- statement on the doctrine Anglican orders were projea of the Melbourne Com- been about 50 per cent tion screen tember 6. mounted in of the ministry, if approv- declared null and void successful. mission. the sanctuary but decorde and studied in con- by Pope Leo XIII in He quoted the Bishop The commission start- nection with the Eucha 1896. The outstanding educa- ated. skilfully to blend President of the U.S. tion programme noted by into the ed it work in January, ristic surroundings. agreement, will 'Among the subjects Liturgy Conference as Father Ogge was the 1970 and is under the have the deepest importOn this unobtrusive studied," the communisaying: "I would like to weekly Sunday Mass in screen, during two joint chairmanship of ance in the future of reread. see in my diocese, and Oakland Cathedral. ings from the Old TestaCatholic Auxiliary Bishop lations between the two que said, "were the role of the ordained ministry throughout the nation, Alan Clark of Northhamp- churches. Rather than trying to ment, projected slides dewithin the life of the active and prayerful educate parishes by visit- veloped the missionary ton and Church of Ire"For in the past, dis- Christian comunity, its liturgy committees". land Bishop H. R. Mc ing them, it had been de- themes of the readings. He says that one way cided to ask parishes Adoo of Ossory, Ferns agreement on these two priestly nature, ordinatOakland Cathedral's issues obscured a large ion, and apostolic sucto make liturgy relevant continually to send their priorities in working out and Leighlin. of common belief cession. area is to have a representa- representatives to a its budget are: Liturgy, tive group of laity to weekly Mass where the Elderly and Education. "Throughout its disThe commission's com- and made it impossible help plan the liturgy with Liturgy was presented munique, issued at the for Roman Catholics to cussion the commission Father Ogge had two end of the meeting, also recognize Anglican ord- took seriously the obliga- It was reported that the priest. with all sorts of possibili- important quotations: ers. Father Ogge says that ties that people could tion of the Christian min- 637 copies of "Pastoral referred to the "substantFrom the Liturgical "The commission be- istry to the whole world." Liturgy" a publication of all such work by a parish take of back to their Bulletin Canadian lieves that the two docuBishops: "The measure The text of the agree- the W.A. Liturgical Com- group presupposes edu- churches. ments provide a wider ment on the ministry mission and now com- cation by which members The result was that five of success is not whether Keep abreast with the context in which such will not be published un- pleting its third year of come to understand the minutes before that Mass you have a tough probproblems may eventually til the consent of the Pope publication go through- nature of liturgy and there was no vacant seat. lem to deal with, but wheabreast keep times; be solved." and the Archbishop of out Australia, although some theology of the Introductory music and ther it is the same probThe Catholic Church's Canterbury is obtained, the majority of subscrib- Word and the various song for ten minutes, in lem you had last year." with the Church — Read parts of the Mass. From Archbishop Bugeluding a short singing refusal to recognize Ang- the communique explain- ers are in W.A. THE RECORD. He cites a Chicago practice and people intro- nini, head of the Roman lican ministers as validly ed. Frequent correspondauthority, Father Dan ducing themselves to Congregation for Divine ence to the editor indiCoughlin, who recom- each other, set the atmo- Worship: "Pope Paul has cates that there is a real need for such a publica- mends that a parish com- sphere for the celebra said we must now go 0. 4 0. 1.40......4" 41.111$.110 AO. 0.401e, SiT.0.1% golto. . 40. ...dm 0. 410" 6. 411 . 4Nal. 1.1: 1 40 deeper in the liturgical 421 • •• . 110 1 ,404.481 16.11,ftaii6,•Nat 11 o!.wee. tion, offering parishes in- mittee have a training tion. Ten instruments, plus life of the Church, btg stant material on which programme of several al 14 to build their Sunday months before it even organ, provided the musi- still at the same time attempts to plan a litur- cal accompaniment. There move onwards." Sc, liturgies. gical celebration. was no forcing of new ( • Changes, page 6 ) A new sub-committee Father Ogge said that under editor Father G. an important part of a 0/ Lane of Highgate is stud- Liturgical Commission's ying ways of improving work in addition to being ; 41 the content and attract iveness of the publication W.A.O.A. to local liturgists. 01 a OPTICIANS —OPTOMETRISTS Through the assistance aVa of Mr. David Gorian, the 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK operation has been Phone 61 1880 Res.: 67 1685 ày streamlined to help con— tain the continually risThe choirmaster, Fathing costs of printing and er Pat Ahern, said this 0 delivery. week that auditions for 114 MEMORIALS e It was accepted that if new choir boys for St the proposed postal in- Mary's Cathedral would V IS creases took place "Pas- be held at Trinity College, 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE toral Liturgy" would be Riverside Drive, at 10 i V only one of many small a.m. on Saturday, SepSpecialising in Altars and Memorial Work. 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identity as a body pro- likely that the private viding a corporate wit Catholic hospitals, in ( Religious or Lay) ness to the Gospel mes compassion would have to take some of this oversage of Charity. LA SALLE COLLEGE (Catholic) Catholic hospitals exist flow. Secondary to 5th year ( Boys and Girls ed to care for patients in The meeting drafted Primary Grades 5-7 ( Boys ) all phases of life accord some recommendations. ' College staff includes a Christian Brother and Sisters of ing to Catholic ethic and shortly to be St. Joseph. Duties commence January 1974. Salary and conpublished, moral conscience, and which it hoped the Govditions on application. Three references required. Closing date October 7th, 1973. interference with free- ernment would take into dom to determine their account before the pre- , Apply Secretary, Board of Management, La Salle College, Midland, W.A. 6056 own policies would grave paration of the final ( ly imperil their mission. legislation. / It was seen that the In the meantime, while work of Catholic hospi 'LV tals in some of the more the various States are 91 specialized fields of medi- studying these recomcal care, such as psychia- mendations the ad hoc 91 tric care, received no re- committee urged State cognition in the report representatives to ensure that the public was in VI and were faced with an interim measure of sup- formed that, in its preport until a governmental sent form, the scheme V/ alternative could be sup clearly permitted the dis appearance of the priLVA plied. vate hospital system so Any of those which traditional in Australian might of necessity have health care. V/ to remain faced the pos 00 sibility of downward It also advocated that grading to re-classifica individual members of V/ Lion as nursing homes or the public should be encouraged to write te OTO C class hospitals. VI their parliamentary repThose Catholic hospi resentatives asking them tals which had both pub- to make sure that the 00 lic and private sectors proposed national health • saw themselves in an in- insurance legislation t' he 111 vidious position. would incorporate speciLVA There was no doubt fic guarantees that the the provision ot dual hospital system in 01 that standard ward accommo Australia would continue LV dation would result in and not be effectively large waiting lists ol stifled by the economic W.N.s LEADING GROCERS. LV patients at Catholic pub- requirements of the 91 lic hospitals and it was Deeble Plan.

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Doorknock appeal by freedom From Hunger Campaign The gap between the world's developing countries and the developed countries was widening every year, the State director of the Freedom From Hunger Campaign, Mr. I. Harris, said this week. Mr. Harris said that He was discussing the Australia, but on a world from Freedom forthcoming doorknock average the difference the appeal for the campaign. gap has increased from Hunger Campaign was Doorknock Day in this 2000 per cent to 3000 per Australia's largest overseas aid organisation but State will be Sunday, c ent." the work accomplished in September 30. Australians were be "According to statistics ginning to see their re the last year only went given by the World Bank sponsibility to the rest of to show that the need was greater than ever. president, Mr. Robert Mc- the world, he added. Among the projects beNamara, the average annual per capita income "It was hoped that this ing supported by the Ausin the developing coun year's from tralian public through Freedom tries is $106 while the Hunger Campaign Door- the campaign this year average in the developed knock would be support- were: countries such as Aus- ed even more generousl:i pro• Malnutrition tralia is S2,118" Mr. Har- than last year's when the grammes in Malaysia, the ris said. average per-capita giving South Pacific Sri Lanka "This average is, of of Western Australia v-as and Indonesia. course, much higher in eleven cents. • Water supply and tube well construction in Bangladesh and India. • Upgrading of farm and breeding animal crops in Korea, the Phillipines, India and Papua. "As well as this, the campaign has a number of projects among the Aborigines, Australian INDIANAPOLIS (NC). — A policy of sternamely at Burke, Alice ilization of mentally retarded children could Springs, Redfern and lead to a sterilization of perfectly normal Gnowangerup," he added.

Sterilization and mentally retarded adults, a law professor told a symposium on the civil rights of the retarded.

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The second orchation in a week Douglas • Father Conlan ( left) is seen leaving St. Mary's Cathedral with his bishop, the Most Rev. Myles McKeon, Bishop of Bunbury, who had just r aised him to the order of priesthood in the second ordination for the Diocese of Bunbury in a week. Father Conlan and Father Evan Penberthy will commence pastoral training at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Bunbury.

"Immediate aid" is needed Immediate aid in answer to present needs is quite as important as long-term programmes of development, according to Father Robert Charlebois (pictured). Father Charlesbois is "The Church must be ing six of her Sisters to ' Regional Director of seen practically showing care for refugees in CamCatholic Relief Services its concern for the wel- bodia. in the East Asian and fare of every human perFather Charlesbois is Pacific area. son. They must see the loud in praise of the coGospel in practice," he operation that has come He was in Perth briefly says. from Australian Catholic last weekend, timing his A ustcare and visit to co-incide with the "If we are not in these Relief, ordination of Father Dou- countries working for Freedom from Hunger. glas Conlan whom he their people, then we canHe said that the virtue not hope to talk with of these Australian agenmet in Vietnam. them about long-term cies was that their monCurrently involved in development plans." ey went straight into prarefugee relief in Cambodctical relief, with a minia, Father Charlesbois A welcome event in the imum spent on adminisnotes that there are only Christian presence in tration. 4,000 Catholics in that these areas, Father Charcountry but there are at lesbois said, was that present 160,000 refugees. Mother Teresa was send-

"Contrary to the old 'morons-beget-morons' theory, 90 per cent of all retarded children are born of normal parents," Charles Murdoch, of the Notre Dame Law School told the symposium, held at the Indiana University law school. "If a society deems it legal and proper to sterilize the retarded," he said, "wouldn't it be logical to demand the sterilization of all normal persons determined to have defective genes?" Professor Murdock said that eugenic sterilization had long been accepted as cultural therapy. Twenty-six States, including Indiana, had laws providing for the involuntary sterilization of the insane, the retarded and epileptics. However, the push for civil rights was forcing government and citizens alike to reexamine the legality. and the necessity of these laws. "Some groups are now saying that if the Supreme Court ruling on abortion upholds the right to have an abortion, it also upholds the right to procreate," he added. Nearly 90 per cent of all retarded were / "borderline" or mild! cases and only six percent were severely or profundly retarded.! Moreover, studies were showing that much retardation was caused by environment and could be improved, if not cured.

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Much of this money had been put into vocational training programmes in Vietnam, especially for young women who had been set adrift with the departure of the armies. He said that relief work was not simply a matter of giving aid to the very poor. It was also important to train and equip people to be able to stand on their own feet and fend for themselves either in agriculture or some other profession.

He said that frequently parents demanded sterilization for their retarded teenagers. He believed that selfishness too often motivates the decision and that a tragic injustice could result when the retardation had not been thoroughly examined.

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"Only in extreme instances should the State intervene and deprive persons of the right to procreate," the professor added. "If government is going to operate on someone, it has to do it in the least restrictive way. Is sterilization the least restricAMA / WH

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Mother Teresa now has nuns in the Yemen

Anything touching on the Church's history wanted Do you have any material whatever that is related to the history of the Catholic Church in Western Australia? the Archivist for Archdiocese of Perth, Father Martin Newbold, is searching for any detail that will help fill out the history of a Church that has a recorded history in W.A. since 1843. This is in danger of being lost if it is not systematically gathered and recorded. Father Newbold says that no item is too insignificant. "Often an invitation or a brochure will help clarify an uncertain date" he says. He is interested in minute books of deorganisations, funct annuals, photographs of prominent people and places and events connected with the Church, letters from bishops, priests, religious lay folk, and copies of letters to them, diaries recording church events, etc. The Archives of the Archdiocese welcome this material either as a permanent gift or such alternatively, material can be loaned to the Archives now so that it can be copied or photographed and returned to the owners' keeping if requested. Newbold's Father chief concern is that this ought to be done immediately that interesting material this recognised, as guarantees its being recorded, as well as helping to build a more complete history of the Church in W.A.

Father Newbold adds that now that he is acting as full time archivist for the archdiocese, any person wishing to research or discuss matters of his torical interest is welcome to make an ap pointreent to see him. Equally, he is available to any society, school or group in order to speak on aspects of Catholic history, particular or general.

Archdiocesan Calendar

23 9.30 a.m. Confirmation, Mount Lawley; HODEIDAH, Yemen the Auxiliary Bishop. (NC) — At the invitation 3 p.m. The annual procession of Saints of the Governor of this fast-growing port city, Cosmas and Damian at Balcatta. The the renowned Mothei Auxiliary Bishop. Teresa of Calcutta, form24-28 Movement For A Better World retreat ally began the administfor clergy at the Redemptorist Retreat ration of a newly-built House. complex for old and dis30 5 p.m. Confirmation, Kalamunda; the abled persons. Auxiliary Bishop. "It is God's work we October. are upndertaking," the 1.45 p.m. Confirmation, Sacred Heart 2 Yugoslav-born nun said Girls' College, Sorrento; the Auxiliary at official ceremonies in Bishop. the presence of the Deputy-Governor Mohammer:, al Klatif. deputy governor The said that Allah helped The Record is despatched by what appears to us those who did their work to be the most efficient method, be it carrier, as best they could. post or rail. We would be grateful for advice when He begged Mother Ter- these methods of delivery prove unsatisfactory. esa to return soon for a In the first instance, queries should be directed to the local post or rail representatives; further, second visit. precise details should be furnished to our office so Five of Mother Teresa's that proper enquiries can be made. Missionaries of Charity, who are famous for the care of the poor sick throughout - the world, remain in charge of the modern residence. They are headed by Mother S PECIAL Mary Gertrude Gomes, a physician. Another two H OSPITAL Sisters are expected to join the staff soon.

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Father MARTIN NEWBOLD

Mass-going:shock for the Church in NI

ROME. — Often as I composed "The Universe" January 19 account of the state of the Church in Italy, and despite the facts, I was tormented by the thought that I was perhaps being too pessimistic.

By RONALD SINGLETON in "The Universe" Rome's Lateran and Pisa Now, Italy's Doxa Poll to Mass in Italian in- universities, adds an even Institute has shocked crease; they find it hard harder note: Italians with a much to do without the incom"Our own researchers grimmer tale of their prehensible formulae of agree — but I'd put those faith. Latin, as though it were figures of Mass-attending Only 23 per cent of the magic." Ttalians at 27 per cent. country's men folk and A Turin parish priest "The Doxa total of 45 per cent of its women says: "I have 4,000 par- 'occasional' attenders is go to Mass regularly, it ishioners — I'm happy if too high at 33 per cent. claims. And those who I see 800 in church on I'd say it should be 15 per go are predominantly Sunday." cent and those who don't old folk and parishioners Fr. Silvan° Burgalassi, go at all I believe to be reasonably well off. 58 per cent." Workers and young Sociology professor at

people march further and further away, oratories are in grave crisis and the cult of saints is virtually eclipsed. The poll was based on with depth-interviews 3,850 "representative adults." Researchers claim that 14,000,000 people (35 per cent) go to Mass every Sunday, 13,000,000 Father Newbold is ( 33 per cent) occasionally also Archivist of the and almost 13,000,000 (32 Diocese of Bunbury per cent) don't go at all. and President of the Of every 100 Italians W.A. Catholic Histor who attend church, 45 ical Society. receive Holy CommunHe can be contacted ion at least once a year. The most loyal churcheither at the Archdio are in the north goers cesan Archives, Catholic Church Office, while the poorest church attendances are in southVictoria Square or at his private residence, ern Italy. Sadly, Monsignor GaeSt. Joseph's Convent, tano Bonicelli Secretary South Perth, telephone General of the Itaiian 67 7552 or 67 1009. Conference, Episcopal admits, "it is data with which we cannot disagree. It confirms all the research made during the last few years." There are few optimistic signs from other commentators. Fr. Marcello Pieraccini, parish priest of San Eug-CASTLEGANDOLFO. enio, Rome: "I see a deItaly (NC) — Man's full cline in presence at Mass development depended but an increase in the Upon his access to news communiof number that is accurate and comcants but I'm afraid this plete, Pope Paul told a also is being optimistic." group of news executives. Fr. Settimio D'ascenzo, Only by knowing what parish priest of Santa is going on, the Pope said, Maria Fornaci, delle could a man take part in Rome: "Those contrary the economic, political, cultural and religious community "We are convinced that the integral development and, above all, the spiritBuses will leave the ual development of man requires information that Perth terminal between is full, consistant, accur 8.30 and 8.45 p.m. on Satate and true," Pope Paul urday, October 6 for New told executives of Reuters Norcia where about 100 wine casks from the hisriewsagehey. toric Benedictine Monas"Since you are fully will be aware of the special nat- tery and winery auctioned at 11 a.m. that ure of our religious mis- :i day. Sion, permit us to invite ! Bookings should be You to study, with Your ' made at the W.A.G.R. The Well-known competency, fee is $5.60. The buses the particular problem, will return the same day complex as we know, of and people will be able the diffusion of informto visit the art gallery a tion regarding the relig- and museum. ious life of man and of , For further informathe Church." tion. Telephone 24 5016.

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NEW CHILD-CARE CENTRE

After a history of service in W.A. since the turn of the century, the Benedictine Sisters commenced a new phase of service with the opening of a new child-care centre at Girrawheen last Saturday.

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The grounds that have The building was bless- dictine centre has been ed by Bishop Quinn and fully equipped to cater been developed on the was officially opened by for that number. As a 3-acre child centre and Mr. J. Berinson, M.H.R., start, 20 chidlren have convent have been landrepresenting the Minister been accepted for the scaped and will be cared for Education, Mr. Beaz- first week of operation. for by the Wanneroo Following recommend- Shire Council. ley. Details of the opening ed design, the building is The Sisters of St. Beneceremony were arranged laid out with three separ- dict work their see and it was staffed by the ate areas for 10 two- to spreading beyond the imKnights of the Southern three-year-olds, 15 three- mediate sursuburbs Cross who will be open- year -olds and 20 four- to rounding Girrawheen, ing their new project for five-year-olds. Since the centre has been Extensive use of glass assisted by frail aged opposite the Common and partitions creates a wealth grants, it is open centre next year. right space of to children from any The Sisters of St. Bene- sense large ad- area. dict were advised by the through to a Corn. venture playground at of Department So far the Sisters have allows for munity Welfare and the the rear, and working at Kalum been centre, the State Housing Commis- supervision of they conduct, where buru adminission that the suburb of even from the a kindergarten and hosareas. tration Girrawheen would be a and New Norcia, The centre, at the pital, good location for their the native recently where corner of Girrawheen new work. girls' hostel was phased St. Hudson and Avenue In supplying funds to is open out. such child-care (phone 42 1518) assist There are six Sisters at 6 p.m. to 7.30 a.m. centres, the Government from Girrawheen, four occufor attend children and that the recommends of time. pied in the centre. There facilities be made avail- varying periods staff emA nourishing mid-day are two lay able to single parents, and a further two ployed well as provided, is meal migrants and those in employed when as morning and after- will be special need. numbers grow to the recommended noon snacks. Organised The • At the new Benedictine child-care extensive glazing separates many distinct areas such capacity of 50 accommoda- activities are provided projected maximum children. children's dining area pictured above, giving a feeling of space and allowing for superthe s a children tion for child-care centres for each level of vision. • SEE ALSO PAGE 7 is 50 and the new Bene- during the day.

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NINNENNENENEMEENINEWEENEEN • Communion in the • The use of.one readfor the National Institute Archbishop Glee hand: in two, of to instead Liturgy ing, Pastoral of motion at the issue a liturgical bulletin children's Masses, with- son said a responsto dal bishops' conference to out periodically. on:' the approval of the psalm or verse to _follow. seek Holy See for bishops to It would contain litur• A simplified respon- authorise Communion to gical and education information. It would be sorial psalm when two be given in the hand was used. defeated. distributed "to priests, readings were For First Class Plumbing Services others • Appropriate readings and religious breviary: • English through diocesan agen- which could be chosen The English breviary beSteam and Hot Water Installations from a list prepared by ing published by the cies," he said. the National Institute of bishops of Australia, EngThe bulletin would also Pastoral Liturgy. 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DearBooyusghatndtoGtirhlasn , We k God for the example e about. couragement of many Christians who thoughtand the sick and poor. We would al l like to have something of the of St. Vincent de Paul whose feast is on Thursday,spirit He learnt about suffering at first hand for he was captured at the age of 20 and sold as a slave in A fter two years he escaped and became a priest,Tunis' Caring for people, he was interested always in the sick and poor and he gathered others to help him He even went back to the galleys manned by to help those whose suffering he understood so slave One day he himself took the place in the well galley lowho wer s was of aH isslave wor kbeing badly t o sI treated. day. T among us The of Charity look after people in need of helpDaughters in many ways right here in Perth. Do you know what they do Vincentian Fathers are also working here in W.A. preparing the young men who will become tomorrow's priests. And even in the early Church, there was great love for others shown in nursing the sick. Saints Cosmas and Damian, whose feast is on Wednesday were twin brothers and both were doctors. They were famous for the number of poor people they treated. When they were put to the test by the Emperor Diocletian, they were prepared to put their loyalty to Christ above al l else and they were put to death. Today they are special friends in heaven for all physicians., surgeons and chemists. Gather up al l your prayers for those who are suffering misfortune and give them to Mary, Mother of Mercy. This is one of her beautiful titles to show Earlier this month, Sister Mary Aloysius that those who are closest to God feel most deeply ( above, a Sister of the Holy Family of Nazareth, for all God's chi ldren in need. celebrated the 50th anniversary of her first reSome of the Sisters at your school may be called ligious profession in the Congregations Mother Sisters of Mercy. Ask them what this name means and send me your thoughts. House in Rome in 1923. May God's angels look after you all, She is at present superior of a community of AUNT WIN, eight Sisters and principal of Our Lady of Grace P.O. Box 186, School, North Beach. She came to Australia two Victoria Park 6100, years ago. Born in Chicago, Sister Aloysius is well known as as educator and administrator in metropolitan areas of Chicago and Texas. For many years she was a General Councillor of the Order in Rome and spent some years also in OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST France. The North Beach community celebrated the CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS golden jubilee with a Bible service and Agape on the eve of the anniversary when a Mass and thanks- PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... 21 8151 giving was celebrated. STREET WILLIAM ... 154 PERTH: 21 5304 Ad Multos Annos. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET .,. 35 2602

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We often hear people remark that they do not wish to live more than 65 or 70 years; such speakers are really associating the later years with illness and ill health, so very common that they are thought of as inevitable.

grams of Vitamin-C should Consequently, for the inbe obtained daily from natdividual who has knowledge By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., ural sources and supple. of scientific nutrition and A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. mented, if necessary, by tabwho applies it, these years St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. lets of the vitamin. can really be the -Golden NEW YORK (NC). — "The film 'Jesus Christ, Superstar' confirms the age". Regardless of age, when discredited stereotyped image that the Jewish people of Jesus' time were Many elderly people are by making a rule to under- to be almost blind at night vitamins fill all the body deeply involved in, if not primarily responsible for, his death," a Jewish freed from the strenuous eat. and highly sensitive to light needs, marked improvement in vision usually follows. duties of the preceding health during the daytime. As time passes the leader said. years and have time to do will improve; also energy Poor mental health is anIf fruits and vegetable Romans and were people to whom the film's interesting things they really will increase. But, the leader, Rabbi the are chosen for their green other problem, of common later during Balfour Brickner, director events in which Jews were style and popular music wanted to do. Frequently we find age and yellow colour and Vita- occurrence would have special appeal of the National Commiss- not involved. They discover delight in used as an excuse for ac- min-A capsules containing years. But, it says, the general might have questions raised various interesting subjects cepting many abnormalities 20,000 to 50,000 units are ion on Interfaith Activities People frequently find of Reform Judaism, said opinion is still prevalent in their minds about Jewish —music, good literature, resulting from malnutrition. taken after each meal, the they do not think as clearly said: "Rather than simply that at least some Jews, the involvement in Jesus' death, stimulating conversation or Because many of these night blindness quickly im- nor as alertly as they did in denouncing the move as Saducean high priests, were to which they, particularly a variety of favourite occu- abnormalities are of such proves. preceding years. Forgetfulanti-Semitic and seeking to implicated in Jesus' death, those who had little relig- pations. The lack of Vitamin-B or ness is often a source of common occurrence, people have it banned, as some Rabbi Brickner said that, ious training, had not given To a person who is believe them to be unavoid- Ribo-flavin also causes dim- worry to them for they imJewish groups have done. by suggesting that the Jew- much thought. healthy and emotionally an able and, unfortunately, med vision, especially at agine themselves to be losthe Jewish community of ish people of Jesus' time ing their minds. The study guide provides adult, the latter years are make little or no attempt to twilight, often accompanied this country would do much were responsible for his anticipated as the best life prevent or correct them. by swollen eyelids and a tests experimental In for information factual better if it devoted itself to death, the film "does a disealing with such questions offers, actually the prime of Many advanced in age, for tendency of the eyes to be- when their thinking was a study and discussion of service to the facts and re- d example, find their eyes come swollen a nd blood- slow- and foggy they were whether or not the Gos- life. the exacerbating issues in- tards the progress made as Health can be built up at weak, their vision dimmed shot. proved deficient in Vitamin anti-Semitic, still are pels volved both with its own over the years in ChristianThese deficiencies could B. They had great difficulty what constitutes anti-Semit- any age — unless irrepair- and frequently suffer from constituency and with the Jewish relations. be easily over-come by milk, in memory. They became ism, and what Christian able damage has already visual fatigue. Christian community." . "For' those of us raised in bodies are doing to elimin- been developed—regardless Consequently, they fail sour milk or yoghurt which depressed but the addition The rabbi made his state- the tradition of biblical ate anti-Semitism. I of the advanced age one be- to realize these symptoms are high in Vitamin B2, so of all vitamins of the B ment as he released a 20- criticism and who through gins. family being administered may be exactly the same deficiencies are overcome. page study guide on the the years have patiently These vitamins are well brought improvement. If an aged person who as those experienced by a film which he has prepared struggled to help people suffers for many years from young person who lacks obtained in the daily use of One explained repeatedly, for distribution to the 710 understand just how the insomnia, nervousness, un- Vitamin-A or perhaps Vita- Yoghurt. wheat germ and "WHY, HAVEN'T I TestaNew ' Reform synagogues belong- Bible and the brewers' yeast. derweight. faulty elimina- min-B. CLEARLY SO THOUGHT ing the Union of American ment actually came into studies have Scientific Vitamin-C also plays a IN YEARS!" tion. should enrol in a nutbeing and tried to teach, the Hebrew Congregations. rition class and apply all in- proved that a high percent- role in the maintenance of Superstar' Christ 'Jesus film ' The study guide maintains Sister M. Poi lomena Earle, by age of elderly people, suffer normal vision. In people religiously structions B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. that most Christian scholars has to be viewed as a reeating daily foods, all the from typical Vitamin-A de- suffering from this visual A.I .M.T. Dietetics, today recognize that the ar- versal in that direction of millinutritions the body requires ficiencies, which cause them abnormality many enlightenment." rest, trial and crucifixion of WARSAW (NC) —Pol Moreover, he said, it was Jesus were instigated and and's bishops are rallyyoun.9. the that possible out carried completely by ing the nation against Communist-proposed legislation they consider a threat to religious educaHOPKINS MIGHTY MART Optometrists tion. BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 Scarborough 172a In a pastoral letter, the GROUPS 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH bishops said that they MAJELLAN Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. Father G. Crawford, of St. Patrick's, Fremantle, R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist feared that legislation to prolong the school day will speak on "How to Maintain a Christian Saturday 9.30 a.m. Modern Times" at the East was designed to prevent Family Standard in meeting on Monday, SeptemFremantle Majellans WE ARE CASH BUYERS -- PHONE 28 4620 attendance at catechism ber 24. at the home of Mrs. Monica Baczynski, 32 classes and create "a Dalgety Street, East Fremantle, commencing at Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set monopoly for atheistic 8 p.m. Members of the Methodist Ladies Guild education." have been invited. For further inquiries, ring 39 1874. The bill would 'cut Karrinyus Majellans have changed their meetdeeply into the catechet, CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 of the month, October ical programme to which ing to the first Wednesday to incorporate it into the Family Renewal ProLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Poland's bishops have 3, gramme held at Our Lady of Good Counsel Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced Door Locks, given priorit7.-. Immediate Service Church at 7.30 p.m. The subject is the third in the CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Communist offic- series on growth and development, entitled "The Local A ials have already tried to Toddler" and presented by Mrs. Audrey Martins, the c.,%ate,chetical from Health Education Council. Everybody is welupset further infromation ring Mrs. Judy programme, but catech- come. For on 466837. 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DALLAS (NC). — "The Cursillo doesn't make Christians. Christians discover themselves during the Cursillo," said the co-founder of the Cursillo movement.

Addressing Cursillistas Christian. The Cursillo onment to put his conver. from across the nation causes the Christian to sion into practice, to be. here, Father Juan Capo convert in that it results come a catalyst. The mari, ALL SUBJECTS TAUGHT TO MATRICULATION LEVEL compared Catholicism to in his accepting his Bap- ner in which he did this was up to him. BY EXPERIENCED TUTORS tism in an adult way." a train. REFERENCE LIBRARY AND LANGUAGE "Many people are on The specific means Cursillos were developof LABORATORY AVAILABLE the train of Catholicism ed in Spain in the mid- the group reunion pro, openthey when because vided thereby spread the 1950's and — 86 5890 86 1673 Cursiliu ed their eyes they were after to other countries, movement are excellent, he train," already on the United but they are not the only the including said. means by which the Cur. States. SITUATION POWER "They have never really sillista can grow in lessons short offer They the COACHING COLLEGES accepted their baptism Christian life. WANTED which in Christianity and have never under"The main goal of the taught in a retreatALL SUBJECTS VARDY: Passed away stood what it is to be a are Busy People Need Home movement is not to repeacefully on Septem- Catholic and a Christian like format. tught to every standard by Help . . . i 21 8966 Interested tutors, ber 16th, at Hollywood "That is why the three Cursillos also encour- tain people in the moveVillage Hospital, Es- days of the Cursillo is age group discussion, par- ment but to project them Private or small group near your home. ther Alice Vardy, lov- such an eye-opener." ticularly on individuals' into their own environ. ment," Father Capo ex. ed mother of Gordon Very reasonable fees. Explaining his remark personal faith commit- plained. and Gwen, dear grand- about Cursillo not mak- ment. Those who take 8 4426 (4 lines) GARDEN SHEDS mother of Gaye, Ber- ing Christians, Father part in Cursillos are The duty of the Cursill, FLYING DOMESTICS isford and Roger and Capo said: "At the Cur- pledged to implement ista to return to his own LEAVING, Matric, Achieve AGENCY STEEL CLAD great grandmother of sillo they discover their their faith in their daily environment as a Christ, Cert Tutorials, Maths, Cleaning Ladies. 6 x 6 x 6 — $50.00 Justin. Short-term live-in housekeepers ian catalyst was repeatScience and English by responsibility in being a lives. 9 x 6 x 6 — $72.00 Special Instant Housecleaning ed insistently by the University Graduates. awakens Party Help It teaching Christian. the of "Much 9 x 9 x 7 — $113.00 Rest in Peace Tel. 21 8788. Spanish theologian. beto consciences on is their does Church the 12 x 9 x 7 — $125.00 took have as Christians. Her Funeral how to live the Christian "If he doesn't do it," A A A A A A A BABY SITTER ALL PRICES INCLUDE place in the Catholic The Cursillo had to be life, and people don't he said, "he is a traitor DELIVERY METRO AREA SPEAK, READ AND WRITE Cemetery, Karrakatta understood as a method understand because they to the Cursillo B UREAU WINDOWS EXTRA after Requiem Mass. for conversion but not have never been convert- That is what movement. ( EST. 30 YRS.) Italian at Italian Cultural the moveReliable mature sitters with Also Patios, Garages and Bowra & O'Dea, the only one, he added. ed," Father Capo explain- ment was for." Lyceum, 578 Hay Street, in available own transport Funeral Directors. "Conversion is a con- ed. Carports including the new Perth. Day and Evening all suburbs for day and Comalco Aluminium Two Asked if the Cursillo tinuing thing essential to "We assume in our evening child care could the entire lifetime of the teaching that they have movement Colour Painted Job. classes. Prof. Aldo Pace. be IN MEMORIAM Christianity measured by numbers in accepted JUNE AHEARN, Prop. Inquiries 49 4932, 21 4969 terms of how many have when many have not." KELLY, Bernard Pat129, Elliott Road, PREFABRICATED The purpose of the Cur- made the Cursillo or how TEACHERS WANTED Karrinyup. Phone 41 4540 rick: 21, September ENTERPRISES sillo was to proclaim the many active Cursillistas 1971. Loved husband STAR of The Sea Prim- WANTED employment as Gospel of Christ to there are in the world, basic 897a Albany Highway, of Kath, dear dad and ary school, Farris Street, a caretaker, Sexton Cathto the accep- Father Capo replied: "The people bring East Victoria Park grandad of all his famRockingham. Enrolments echist in a Church. An tance of Christ. Then in Cursillo can be measured ily. My Jesus Mercy. 5261 61 9189, 61 Phone: for grade 1 or any other organist for 52 years. the post-Cursillo period, only in terms of its et After Hours 71 3358 grade. Saturday Septem- Good health, of sober The pennant series of specific means of living ects on people and on the ber 22 and 29, from 9.30- habits. Aged couple. B the West Australian Cath- the Christian life were environment. The object AND ASK FOR 11.30 a.m. of the three-day experiMatthews, 90 Vincent olic Lawn Tennis Assoc- provided, he said. SITUATIONS BILL NOONAN The Cursillists should ence is not the Cursillo on iation will start REQUIRE kindergarten Street, Mt. Lawley, 6050. VACANT October 13 and team return to his own envir- but the world." teacher for 1974. St. AnThe King of nominations will close Driving thonys Community kinThe Garden Sheds SENIOR woman required on September 23. Last dergarten, Wanneroo. 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Communion; Bunbury views, where discussion started

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Broken marriages; call to the Church for recognition, aid

TORONTO (NC). — Marriage can bring two people together and mould them until they lose their sense of separateness and become one.

Those words come from Church doesn't recognize it. with a small group of the heart of Barry Lee, as The Church has got to rec- people, in our case single he pinpoints the isolation, ognize because it the parents, and expand to inloneliness and despair that a Church cannot exist in isol- clude the widowed. Then broken marriage inflicts on ation from society." bring in an understanding a separated couple. Lee is Lee and their only child, chaplain and from that separated from his wife. Bridget (7) are members of base, feed back to the parish He is trying to publicise Blessed Trinity parish in community what the single Sir, a need that he says exists Willowdale. parents are going through It is pleasing to find some sign of life in the discussion and the correspondence following in the Christian community Barry Lee and how they could be Although the publication of the Bunbury Diocesan Pastoral Council's proposal that the Bishop's Confer- but which is not recognised found the individual coun- helped." by the Catholic Church. ence consider the possibility of permitting Holy Communion in the hand. selling by the Catholic FamBesides providing the The Church, he claims, ily Services helpful, the vehicle by which separated This procedure is a law- Second Vatican Council differing views. Pastoral It is not quite so pleasing to read of some of ful and acceptable way of calls for dialogue in Council discussions have has all kinds of spiritual Church as a whole, he in- Catholics could enjoy huthe reactions whichI feel presenting the views of charity and truth at all given us a small glimpse books, spiritual guidelines sists, has no vehicle con- man companionship with are exaggerated and even people to the bishops, levels in the Church, and and experience of the for Religious, priests, wid- cerned with the suffering of dignity, he said, the group intolerant of the sincere and could not be con- through parish pastoral good which can come owed, husband and wife, Catholics whose marriages itself would offer experienced counsel to couples who views of other people sidered a radical minority councils and Diocesan from open and sincere families, but little available have broken up. At the Sunday sermon, might think that separation who equally are loving view out to "disturb the Pastoral Councils this exchange of opinions of- for the spirituality of divhe says, they hear about was an easy way out of and serving God and the peace" or "rock the boat" dialogue reaches the lay fered without prejudice orced Christians. "Separation and divorce the suffering of the lepers in marriage problems, a way. Some have even labelled person in the Church. to the genuine views of 11 'hurch. are facts of life," he says. Molokal; the hungry orph- of regenerating themselves. As secretary of the Pas it as "satanic". Tolerance and benevo- others. "You can't say Catholics ans in Biafra; the suffering oral Council, I'd like to Working with such a Various arguments of lence will always be FATHER G. CROCETTI ut the question in its abuses, either real or called for as we listen Secretary of the Bunbury are not separated or divorc- on the Cross. But never group could be a great ed merely because the about the suffering of. say challenge to the clergy, he roper perspective: imaginary, proposed in patiently to people with Pastoral Council a woman in the parish says. Though the priest has The question of Corn- some of the correspondwhose husband has left her, never really experienced the union in the hand is ence, I find unconvincliving and sweating it out pressures of family life, his ot a big issue; it was ing. with two small children. imply one of the many job would be to live in part Any priest could give r opositions which we Holy Communion in the To lessen the suffering of the problem of the people accepted for discussion present form on the a single parent, he says, all by a close association with rom any and all the tongue, and an ill-intenthat is needed is someone them and to inject practical )arishes of our diocese tioned person could spit who calls to say hello or Christianity into the group which out the Sacred Host, but — propositions perhaps includes her child- discussions. ,over pastoral, liturgical, that is no argument Lee proposes that the ren on a family picnic or The Hospital Employees' Industrial Union is entitled to attend to the makes any kind of gesture marriage tribunal, "if there inancial or educational against giving Holy Comnatters in the diocese. welfare of its membership. It is not entitled to publish material offensive to show some human must be a tribunal," which munion on the tongue. The discussion on this he questions, should include warmth. Respect and reverence to the nuns of St. John's and St. Anne's. particular point lasted for Our Lord in the Estrangement is the key laity, especially separated And it must cease try- pledged that new private charitable institutions, hardly 15 minutes in a Blessed Sacrament is ing to intimidate them, beds will be stopped and thus protecting its mem- problem, he says. "There is and divorced Catholics. befour-and-a-half-hour ses- found both in the good falsely alleging the "us- present ones will be bership's wage structure just no place for a separat- cause they know what marsion of the council, and intentioned person who ually ed Catholic in Church org- riage is all about. large profits". phased out. and jobs. when the vote was called receives Holy Communion anizations because Church "The Church," he emphMany share my concern Such constructive acThat is undercover by the chairman, a ma- directly on the tongue, activities are closely relat- asizes, "will have to find a at persistent harassment Labor policy tion, I suggest, takes a ed to nuclear, normal fam- different way of dealing here, kept jority favoured that it be and in the person who by the union and by the in wraps because of the bit more intestinal for- ily life," he said. presented at the Episco- receives from the priest State with broken marriages and and Federal Labor likely electoral repercuss- titude than bullying and pal Conference for con- and gives to oneself as Lee says he sees a poss- establishing of complete Party Governments, dir- ions in our egalitarian harassing a few diminu- ible solution. sideration. families by getting this inan adult way of receiving ected to forcing them to society but widely and tive nuns who have preI The decision by a small food. He explains: "You start put from the laity." turn over their hospitals, passionately sumably been worried held. majority of bishops was The latter form was in all over the State, wholly es.4,0"11.04.0.4NP41 stiff about their future to retain the present the Church for centuries, 'Private Hospitals and or partly into public hosplans under the present ELECTRICS ELDER orm, and this decision and is still approved in pitals, in accordance with Nursing homes are irrele- regime's intention to i accepted. PEMBURY ROAD, THORNLIE set areas of the Church. the programme so clear- vant to the Labor Party's force 17 them to surrender Let no-one be presump- ly spelt out in the Deeble concept of a National their valued independent Appliance Repair Service Electrical Scheme" Health (Dr. service tious as to accuse these Committee report. to society. HOUSEHOLD INSTALLATIONS SPECIALIST Cass, Moss 23, July 1972.) catholics of being less reThis policy is being imDAVID J. McAULIFFE verent than ourselves plemented by wilful negFor that extra point or extention RING 69 2113 Iappeal to the Hospital West Perth who happen to do it dif- lect and veiled threat. UnIndustrial Employees r, ferently, or of being less Discrimination is aim- ion to direct its attentConcerning Father Ed perfect in loving and ed at offering character- ion to obtaining guaranrds' "multiple grim- serving God and His istic free choice -- capitu tees that in the new sches", I would like to Church. lation on the Govern- eme the Government's y that the faces of our The process of renewal .ople have always been in the Church inspired ment's terms or bank- scale of charges will not joy and an inspiration and fostered by the ruptcy within a few preclude its membership still prays and works through his followers today: months. opting for the traditionme as I distribute The policy of abolition ally Australian right of oly Communion. Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace of free choice is now of- free choice, alien to many Holy Communion in Where there is hatred - let me sow love Labor ficial Party policy f oreign systems, and to e hand would be nonWhere there is injury - pardon i n Britain. Higher chargits apply political muscle votional in comparisWhere there is doubt - faith es are called for in the to getting adequate subWhere there is despair - hope private sector and Dr. sidies for hospitals operOur people are confus- Sir. Where there's darkness - light Edith Summerskill has ated by religious and enough now. Why It just goes to prove, Where there is sadness - joy etonfuse them more by doesn't it? Do these ideals appeal to you? t ying to impose on them The Berrigan Saga . . tlis unnecessary change falling among the riff-raff CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN priests and brothers need you iii the discipline of the of protesters, then the to continue their mission of peace in their parishes, nessed Eucharist? "sex-scandal" in getting amongst migrants, with youth, the poor, the sick and FINBARR WALSH married, and now "shop the aged, at home and abroad, (Dean) lifting". St. Mary's Cathedral. We avidly await the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION about their life and work Sir, next degrading tit-bit. The front-page article in The Record of Sepsend to: Vocation Director, The Seminary, Plumpton, And please, Editor, try OLD GOLD JEWELLERY to have it even a little tember 6 says that, although according to statisN.S.W. 2761, tel.: 6258205, PRECIOUS STONES more heavily outlined tics the number of people who are supposed to and give: name age lest our modest Christian be Catholics is increasing, the Mass attendance S ILVER, GOLD COINS eyes might perchance is decreasing. address MELDRUM overlook it. According to one count, ances here and eleswhere L AZA ARCADE, PERTH LEO CURRAN, O.F.M. only a quarter of the who have stopped going Collie. archdiocesan population to Mass during the past is attending Mass, which five years or so. is less than previously The new liturgical One hears changes could reach them estimated. that elsewhere the situ through me. Could someation is the same or even one tell me which of worse. these changes would 1111111•1•11111111MOMMIN 4111111111111111111PRIMINIIIIIIIIIMI Though this saddens bring anyone who used Members of the Perth Fraternity surprise not me, does it to attend Mass back to it will not have their usual fourth- me at all. What surprises again? Sunday meeting this month, but me is that your frontJULIUS KOVESI they are invited to attend St. page article attributed Associate Professor of this decline to two possPhilosophy, F rancis' feast-day celebrations at ible causes: one was the Claremont "St. Brigid's", Midland Junction, on weather, the other that [ The article referred to Sunday, 30th September at 3 p.m. "the new liturgical form" did not say that Mass at had not "reached people tendance has declined. i nstead. in the spirit in which the No figures are available Second Vatican Council on which to make such a Cars will leave the Cathedral at 2.15 p.m. intended". comparative judgment. so any members needing transport are asked Help us to create a centre of prayer. I have a less important We said: "The percentage to be at the Cathedral gates theoretical and a more of people attending Mass Help us to build something powerful before 2.00 p.m. important practical prob- is far lower than the 40 that is of God lem about this report. per cent previously estthat is for God and The theoretical prob- imated, that is, calculatlem is this: if the Mass ed on the figures sup where people may come to be attendance has fallen plied in The Record' of with God. a fter the introduction of August 23". Help to build up a centre of liturgical us liturgical changes, why is We also said: "The fig prayer and action OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS it attributed to ignorance ures on Mass attendance of these changes rather will have to be studied that will speak to the world. CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS than to the experience of as a commentary on Think of the Christian community ideal. whether the new liturg16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21 5344 them? Think of the Benedictine vocation. The practical, and more ical reforms have reachCarousel Shopping Town, important, problem is ed people in the spirit in this: I have many very which the Second VatiWrite to: A. McPHEE, O.S.B. Cannington — 68 4831 ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOANS) intelligent and thought- can Council intended."— New Norcia, W.A. 6509. . .+••••••••„,,,r ful friends and acquaint- Editor.]

"Persistent harassment" of hospital nuns by Labor

Why confuse them more!

St. Francis of Assisi

"The Berrigan Saga"

Reasons for Mass attendance fall?

FRANCISCAN THIRD ORDER

TO TURN THE WORLD TO GOD!

DANNELL & GOLLOP

Thursday, September 20, 1973

THE RECORD

Page Twelve

WORLD of SPORT

R ACE TALK by ROD EVANS SWIFT CHECK, owned Stakes (3) over 1,200 by Multiplex Construc- metres, was a first up tions and trained by success for trainer TrevNorm Fawcett. returned or Miles who only took to racing in scintillating out his licence at the fashion when he streeted start of the season. the opposition over 1,200 LYRIC WRITER was metres. SWIFT CHECK turned out in magnificent has filled out magnificent- condition by his trainer ly during his spell and and assuming he will imeven at this early stage prove with the first up appears to be one of run, another win is on W.A.'s best three-year- the cards for this fourolds. year-old son of Ragtime. KORTANIA. now ownHOT GOSSIP completed by David Golding and ed an unusual double trained by George Way, for Trevor Miles when he impressed in running secto finished brilliantly ond to Lyric Writer over event over the final win 1,200 metres. KORTANIA metres. HOT GOSreturned to racing two 1,200 was only Trevor days previously to win SIP second starter in Miles' at York and asking the in W.A. and the race a lightly raced son of Little which she moved Roderick to "butter-up" way in the opposition to again on Saturday was a down away sugrunning win tall order. KORTANIA GOSSIP HOT that gests has had only seven race a very bright future. starts for three wins and has HOT GOSSIP is by the seems sure to win in the city within a couple of American sire Red Rumour which suggests that starts, LYRIC WRITER, in she will appreciate a winning the Graduation middle-distance event.

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Double for Pallohine (entre The Pallottine Centre scored a "double" in the Catholic Secondary Schools netball competition, recently concluded. Both its teams won the grand finals in their respective grades. Above is the winning team in the C3 Grade. Left to rif_tht: Elizabeth Coach Norma Willaway, Helen Mer- • ritt, Yvonne Ri)se, Susan Frazer, Elizabeth Kelly, Se'ina King, Natalie aura and Margret Hamilton.

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For the second week in succession, Finn Harps caused an upset, when they recorded a surprise victory in a semi-final of the W.A. Gaelic Football championship.

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