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New bishops for dioceses in the Eastern States Two new Australian bishops have been announced by the Holy See this week. Bishop William Murl ray is the new bishop of N.S.W., Wollongong, which has been without a bishop since the resignation through ill-health of Bishop McCabe more than 14 months ago.

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• The new executive of the Senate of Priests, elected at the opening meeting of the fourth Senate last week: From left, seated: Dr. Michael Keating, chairman; Father P. G. J. O'Reilly, general secretory; Father C. Ross, 0.S.M., vice-chairman. Standing: Fathers N. McSweeney and G. Aldous, executive members.

Concern at strength and use of nestly resources

Comments on how the The need for the former acolytes were fitting archdiocese to look into parishes were favourabclosely at its priestly le. resources and even at Father J. Petry, of Bentthe whole rationale of ley, who has five acolytes the priesthood in the in the parish said that he Church were emphasiswondered now how they ed in the meeting of the Every senate member is resources committee had the the not-too-distant future. had managed in the past Archbishop's Senate of requested to be on at least mandate to inquire into parLater in the meeting, the without such help. The time saved in the Priests last week. ticular situations that need- senate received a substantione committee. al report from Father J. distribution of Communion

The new membership is: ed attention in the diocese. All but two away overIt was stated that both Nestor on the course he had did not mean a shorter Pastoral activities comseas of the 28 member body and parishioners attended recently at the Mass, he said, but gave time priests of priests were present for mittee: threatened if such East Asia Pastoral Institute. for better singing and presfeel could the opening meeting of the Fathers G. .Aldous, D. Father Nestor explained entation of the liturgy. a committee started an infourth senate of priests PetK. Carroll, G. Baldwin, apThe acolytes also took vestigation of a parish or an that theologians were feelTeefey K. Petry, J. erson, pointed by Archbishop area, particularly if it was ing their way in the whole Communion to people in Goody for the next two and B. Whitely. anticipated that some ra- area of priestly ministry hospital, he said. Years. Ministry and Life of the Another comment from tionalisation of the resourc- and its relationship to other The meeting took place Clergy: es, either the clergy or the levels of service in the an acolyte reported at the it St. Charles' Seminary, Fathers J. Bianchini, T. parish set-up might have to Church. meeting expressed the wish commencing at 3.45 p.m. Corcoran, R. Healy, R. Kit be contemplated. The installation of acol- that if he had more time he and concluding at 9 p.m p,annon, J. Lisle, B. Maxytes and other permanent would like to be even more Archbishop Goody, pres- well, C. Ross and G. Scott. 'LOWEST IN ministries was one aspect of involved in the life of the ident of the senate, took Diocesan Resources Com- ITS HISTORY' Church, now that he had an this. the chair at the opening mittee: Although it was purely a initial taste. that said Archbishop The and supervised the election Cunningham. Fathers P. matter of theological surOf the chairman. Dr. Mich- W. Foley, B. Harris, M. he presumed that all com- mise at the moment, he ex- DIACONATE ael Keating. senate mittees the of acted Keating, P. McCrann, N. The senate recommended Father Christopher Ross, McSweeney and J. Nestor. with his mandate to acquire plained, priests should become open to such explora- that another acolyte trainnecessary information the OS:M., was elected viceRemuneration and Superthat was necessary, to the tion of ideas if they led in- ing programme be held. chairman and Fathers N. annuation Committee: McSweeney On a related topic the of the to fields that hitherto were and G. Aldous, Fathers M. Casey, F. proper functioning executh'e not commonly discussed. senate also discussed the committees. McDillon, B. Hickey. P. members. Father Nestor said that a question of the permanent Earlier, he had made the C rann, P. O'Mara and M. REVIEW comment that the present priest who had a closed diaconate in the diocese and Father P. tern.) (pro Keating G. J. O'Reilly, enrolment at St. Charles' mind to developments go- whether it should be exgeneral secretary of the sen- SUBMISSIONS? Seminary was at its lowest ing on in the Church could tended; there are at present ate, is also a member of the With reference to the in its history and that the be doing a serious disserv- two permanent deacons in e xecutive and others draws up committee which Diocesan Resources Com- diocese should be concerned ice to his people and to the archdiocese are in training or have exMeetings the agenda for mittee and to the other both in prayer and zeal for himself. and assesses mate- committees in general, the the securing of new priestHe quoted the impression pressed interest. rial submitted It was decided that a for consider- question was raised whether ly vocations. of several Asians he had ation. Bishop Quinn said that met on the course that the senate committee would senate committees should inThe chairman paid tribute itiate areas of study or act the projected size of Perth "Western" expression of look at the practical aspects to Father Minute O'Reilly's work as only on submissions put ei- in t!le nnt quarter of a Christianity as portrayed of the diaconate and presecretary to the sen- ther to the Archbishop or century posed problems for in countries like Australia pare a submission for the ate for the past the best use of the diminish- could very well die in the senate. The first part four years. to the senate. of the meetThe next senate meeting While it was accepted ing number of priests who future and be replaced by ing was principally takes place on August 7; . with reviewing concern- that pastoral activities and were available to staff par- other forms. the ac- ministry of life of the cler- ishes. The Archbishop asked correspondence should be tivities of the permanent co- gy could obviously initiate The senate was informed the opinion of the Senate sent to the General Secremmittees of the senate and and develop discussions in of particular situations on providing another aeol- tary, Senate of Priests, Cathe a ppointment of mem- their own field, it was ques- about deekionv yte programme for the dio- tholic Church Office, Victorwhich bership ia Square. tioned whether a diocesan might have to be made in cese this year.

Bishop Murray is at present rector of St. Patricks College. Springwood. He had made his own studies for the priesthood there before finishing at St. Patrick\ College. Manly. He studied social science at the Gregorian University in Rome and was ordained a priest in 1945. His episcopal ordination. will take place in Sydney on July 21. In Brisbane, Bishop John Gerry has been announced as Auxiliary bishop. Archbishop Rush has had no episcopal assistance since he moved to Brisbane two years ago. Bishop Gerry (48), studied for the priesthood first at Pius XII seminary. Banyo and later at College, Propaganda Rome, where he was ordained priest in 1950. Bishop Quinn of Perth was in the same ordination class. Bishop Gerry, at present parish priest of Herston. Brisbane, was recently appointed by Archbishop Rush to be episcopal vicar for social welfare. The two new appointments bring to a total of 19 the bishops in the hierarchy of Australia (including two bishops East ern for specially Churches): seven bishops are retired. Archbishop Goody has applied to Rome for the appointment of a further auxiliary bishop for Perth.

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Justice Commission Ilamily planning as Commission views on inflation "crisis " "a way of life" "miracle" at

"Well informed people, of various political persuasions, have predicted that the present inflationary trends, if allowed to go unchecked, might well lead to a breakdown in the democratic Natural family planning as a way of life will be the principal topic processes . . . The current situation represents one of the greatest crises in the Australian com- at the third national meeting of Natural Family Planning Associations in munity since World War II." Melbourne next month.

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L e enotvha. The conference, which her later Schools Commission anrd These are excerpts from non-productive Australian attracts more than 70 rep- years would use visited Commission a statement on inflation isEducation that c atholic resentatives and councillors dence to recognise onfi. C sued this week by the NaClara school Bentley, to see the minor quite Santa States, from including simply all Jusher tional Commission for fertile symptomi had been achieved in many country and suburban as they occured during tho miracle that school. tice and Peace. the centres, will have a special menopause, no matter tions to The commission — set up how workshop on the question iirregular. ts ughcluoids1 cra by the Catholic Bishops' months ago the -Floors were carpeted Twelve of menopause in a woman's approach, she saa, Conference — has a mana grant throughout the school. received school ssure people life. date to give leadership in The building has been $8,400 which was that of Mrs. Maureen Chamberconcern ern of natural f ani.. social issues where questions $3,900 from almost completely reby atched m lain, secretary of the Perth Hy fly planning was with the of justice are at stake. wired and given new fitthe parish. Natural Family Planning whole person, whatever their The commission prepared tings by Mr. Jack Scharf. the $12,300 the For Office, said that the descrip- agemiannymiaziravgie. the statement with a view ews on fant. impressed were Outside, a wooden isitors v to elucidating some of the WASHINGTON (NC). — Five new eucharistic prayers will soon be made available for use in tion "way of life" was in fly with what had been front verandah has been order to give this type of pastoral planning ethical and social, special Masses in the United States. Three of them are for Masses with children and two are for family planning more than a degree ofoften involved achieved to upgrade the replaced with concrete implications of our current the school and metal roof supports. counselling Masses of reconciliation. standard of a merely contraceptive point about marriage itself and inflationary spiral. serves 144 child- In addition to the work hich w communication between hut "Inflation amounts to noThe new prayers have times at appropriate mo- eucharistic prayers we as Masses at which the of view. ren who are taught by covered by the grant, "It would be a sad day if bands and wives. thing less than the syste- been approved for use in ments the people respond, have." Sisters parishioners paid for the majorty of participants are two Dominican our sole preoccupation with matic plundering of the sav- this country on a three-year "We praise you, we bless He said that both of the children. three lay teachers. replacement of guttering, and family planning were simply ings of poor families," says trial basis. new reconciliation prayers you, we thank you." The major renovation the fixing of new< seats The n e w eucharistic not to bring children into the statement in its opening N as strong liaison The third eucharistic were remarkable for the prayers were initially dewas to wooden partitions to chair frames and the At the end of the three survey of the adverse effects SeEtTwSheeSren lelOw the Family Planprayer for Masses with rich imagery of reconcili- veloped in Latin by the the world," Mrs. Chamber- b etween classrooms that provsion of $450 worth b Conferthe National years, of inflation. ning Office and the Catholic become impossible of blinds. children will eventually offer ation they drew from Scrip- Vatican's Congregation for lain said. Catholic had Bishops ence of The commission is conMarriage and from ancient Chrisvariable parts for different ture Guidance move. Council Divine Worship as a to result the Vatican LONG TIME — cerned about people disad- must report to and they were both seeing seasons and occasions. tian traditions. No contractor was in- NUMBERS of instructions from Pope vantaged by the inflation on the acceptance and use tricky more added that INVOLVED For the Father Rotelle clearly the present. only the how in their terested • At Santa Clara school, Bentley, Father re. Paul VI. of rents and housing costs of the prayers. The exterior of the "Family planning is a re- spective efforts were co. basic prayer and a variation the eucharistic prayers for of incorporating ork w Petry (centre) is pictured indicating to J. He approved the Latin sponsibility that involves a operating to build up mar. Less than a decade ago, for the Easter season are Masses of reconciliation was completely — it mentions specifically new items into the old building Commission members the structural visiting 1974. October 26, texts the first-home buyer and only one eucharistic prayer approved. through the husband and wife over a riage according to the might be used on special building until Park p aint ed improvements recently made at the school. Petry widows and deserted wives was permitted in the western Father of efforts contractors After that, translations long period of their lifetime. wishes of the recent bishAccording to Father John occasions or at other apngineering, E with children; among the Catholic Church. "Our task is to help a ops' pastoral letter. Rotelle, executive director of propriate times, such as in other languages were to for the steel in the and parshioners. recommendations to church- It was then referred to the Bishops' Committee on when the day's readings de- be made by bishops' con- couple to develop the values • The next clinic session Father Petry said that church nearby, offered es is the suggestion that more commonly as the Can- the Liturgy, the first euchar- veloped a theme of recon- ferences or their agencies, and attitudes by which they on natural family pla* The Shamrock Sori31 Clab (Inc.) the parish was apprecito take on the job. they look into the possibil- on of the Mass. istic prayer for Masses of cliation. and individual countries will keep on loving each fling will take place at help that had the ative of -AREA PEN O ity of making available vaMasses with children, he would be allowed to use a other through many situa- the St. John of God been given by the two But in 1968 three other reconciliation "is one of the cant Church property or inUNITS tions. Maternity text in their native language. most defined beautiful of all the said, were basically Hospital (Cam. Commis.sons. prayers eucharistic anCient and girders, 23 stitutions for homeless famSteel "Today, very few women bridge Street entrance) to be held at the approved were revived and He said that without Only about a third of archdiocesan parishes have replied to a survey ilies and individuals. 17 feet were guided are bearing children after on Sunday, July 6, at use in the general westit was discover what is for initial grant the CIVIC CENTRE to OSNELLS Council sent out in March by the Diocesan Youth G In its statement the comthrough doorways and their late thirties but all 7.45 p.m. It is open to they would that unlikely today. roof Catholic youth the done for being to up mission calls on govern- ern or Latin-rite Church. jacked these women still have to any person, Catholic or have embarked on such a The five new prayers ments "to adopt those poliheight for fixing. live sexually with their hus- non-Catholic, and it is Saturday, 5th July, 1975 Youth Diocesan The This was reported at a means of keeping Christian cies of reduced government bring the total number of After that, new acous- renovation. bands for yet a considerable considered most desir. its role believed Council by "The Drugstore Cowboys", "The Irish together. Music s outh by 12 re. attended meeting The school board, he spending and the control ot options to nine. tic doors in aluminium number of years before they able that both partners Youth was to help parishes in need Diocesan Trio", "The West Australian Irish Pipe and Drum counThe of the presentatives that confident said, was and hung were exchange rates and frames foreign reach the menopause of fer- attend. In the interests In addition, the new ones Band". Traditional Irish Dancers_ cil in an all-day session re- Council members spent the by directing them to where the school has now got there was a sufficient of the money supply, neees- are the first ones presented tility." of keeping the attend. their available for was help entertainers. Usual Refreshments on Sale. Supper p.m. other 6 a.m. to F-afrom 9 Also home of day cently at the four possible open area number of children to ary to reduce inflation." Mrs. Chamberlain said ance at a size suitable will be obtainable at extra charge if required. specifically for use on special first pooling their own particular needs, such as ther G. Aldous. Single. Tickets evellable phone 68 5075, 65 5679 needed. give confidence to the 83.00 if units Admission teaching The statement invites all occasions or with special had enough that a woman for questions or die. The 32 returned survey thoughts on what the Youth education for leadership. Other improv ements future of the school, alAustralians to examine criti- groups. ROME (NC). — Major relics of Blessed Oliver Plunkett, the martyred concerns with adjusting to cussions, those intending reports which included five Council should be doing. included the installing of though there was a procally the demands made 'ner menopausal conuition be present are asked Later, they sorted their 17th-Century Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of Ireland, have been without having the added to many people from the country, suggested ceilings; all blem that two acoustic "for ever increasing govern- SIMPLE to give prior notice to future work into an investibeing something was accomformer rental that the occupied the louvres in ment expenditure on unnect Ii e Family Planning The first eucharistic given by the Benedictine monks of Downside Abbey in England to the anxiety over her fertility. windows were removed modation in the suburb done for youth in those pa- gation of the three main essary works or works Hopefully, a woman who Office, 27 Victoria prayer for Masses with of Armagh Cathedral according to Blessed Oliver's the postulator of canonrishes, although many ad- areas — education for lea- , and replaced with clear for only a short time bewhich could be postponed." 25telephone: had practised natural family Square, mitted that there was no dership, the availability of glass in new aluminium fore moving out to It calls on business and children is notable for its ization cause. planning confidently in her 5530, Monday to Thurs. frames. person in charge resources for youth work own. homes their particular of trade union leaders to exer- simple language. child-bearing years and in day. 10 a.m. to 3.30 pn.. communication beThe relics had been at and notes from heda, Ireland, by ArchBlessed OliI n work in the parish. and the preface, for exthis of cise responsible restraint in bishop Hugh McMahon, Six parishes said that they tween parishes on what they pursuing their own sectional ample. it says in part: Downside for 100 years. ver to Father Maurus." Oliver Plunkett was mar- Blessed Oliver's successor 1 `-Father, you are always They were taken to Ireland had some future plans but were doing. interests. PERTH • ()Carousel • Rockingham Park A spokeswoman for the 11 others said they had no Christians in management, .hinking about your people; by Auxiliary Bishop Francis tyred during a persecution in the See of Armagh. ROCK. 27 2711 68 6266 23 0101 nroup said that it was not Father Corker later explans. associations, y ou never forget us . . . Leny of Armagh and Msgr. of Irish Catholics under professional In a question of support the task of the Diocesan political parties and trade (Jesus) cured sick people; he John Hanly, vice-rector of King Charles II of England. amined the body and took it He was hanged, drawn to the abbey of Lamspringe. for youth work by. parish Youth Council to establish unions have a duty, the , ared for those who were the Irish College in Rome councils, 11 councils said aims for a parish youth statement says, to speak out , poor and wept with those and postulator. He is due and quarted at Tyburn Gate, Germany. Two hundred years later to be canonised October 12. London, in 1681 after a that they had no contact group. courageously against exces- ho were sad. She said that many parmock trial during which the the relics were taken to with youth. sive profit margins and wage Msgr. Hanly said: - -He forgave sinners and ishes seemed to want to set principal witness for Downside. the counThe 21 remaining claims. taught us to forgive each "In the name of the Irish presecution perjured himJust before his death the cils said that they gave up a group simply because In a section on the need ,Yher. He loved everyone people, I wish to express self, as he later admitted. Hopetoun, on the south coast of Western support in one way or ano- it was the done thing, but martyr wrote, "And, being for co-operation the state- , and showed us how to be our profound gratitude to did not know what to do. Australia, is fighting back against the distance ther. Plunkett's friend, Father first among the Irish, I will ment refers to and com- kind . . ." the Benedictine monks. t Corker, arranged that his teach others, with the grace activity for She said that there was No constant hat VI mends the example of peoisolates it from the mother parish of Lake VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul The second eucharistic "First, to Benedictine Fr. dismembered remains be of God, by example, not to youth throughout the dio- still a need for a group in G ple employed in one small race mountain and to pilgrimages is Year to church building Holy launch a for compared prayer for Masses with Maurus Corker, who was buried in a London church- fear death." a parish with specifically cese was revealed. company. Mass. ascents when he addressed some 40,000 Pope Benedict XV proIn some parishes there Christian aims, as opposed The management and em- hildren emphasises partici- under sentence of death with yard. his at Romans pation by the whole conpilgrimages, tourists and Two parish councillors Blessed Oliver but never exHis head was taken to nounced Oliver Plunkett ployees in this company One block already has a are merely social clubs kar to youth merely taking part ijega tion. are currently canvassing the fully equipped house on it youth; many others conduct in other groups that might open-air weekly general audience here last Plain courts, ties, ankle bars, ecuted. Rome and later to Drog- blessed on May 23, 1920. consulted together and agAt several times during diqict for support for the which is serving as a centre special youth Masses as- a be available in the district. week. reed to an across-the-board moccasins. High and iow heels. friend and "He was the welcomed phl new church, and their re- for the visiting Motor Misreduction in salaries and 1 the preface the people re- aide of the archbishop durPaul Pope message of spiritual "The has been favour- sion Sisters, a residence for wages instead of sacking pond "Glory to God in the ing the time of his imprisonthe Holy Year is like a grims from a number at cention Vighest" or "Hosanna in the able, people. the Methodist minister from ment. journey which climbs, which countries and made special h ghest." The commission is sendThe parishioners also Esperance and a holiday passes from one station to mention of a group from the consecration of After hope that ing copies of its statement FOR 300 YEARS house for a stream of Reanother of religious and Detroit. them !h,conling help will be for- ligious and laity in the sumto all members of parlia- he bread, and again after told The Pope say that is to life, moral from friends of "Secondly, to the monks the consecration of the ment, to employers' and Christian life, and which "Your presence here is s 110Petoun, especially the mer months. preserving these relics professional associations, to m e, they say: "Jesus has for through different phases witness to your faith. Here large number of visitors a Th goes willahvaavi enemn meiw inictyhurrcohom years. 300 almost for -isien his life for us." trade unions and to church mountain climb," said in Rome the apostles Pete! who make their summer holike a for sharing the "Thirdly, Between the consecration organisations. and Paul died for thee lidaYs there and who will able for various activities. the Pope. ; and the Amen concluding relics with Ireland. And finbellefit from the presence of ( • SEE ALSO PAGE 7) t he eucharistic prayer, four ally for preserving 15 letters "It is ever more open to faith. The development of this are called .to the church. Today you " BELFAST (NC). — The head of the Orange the vast panoramas of reactivity is considered to be the faith in faith live your The Catholic vealed truth but it is ever a big step forward from Order, the Protestant fraternal organisation LONDON (NC). — Father John McGuire, a more difficult to reach the of many challenges." will be available initiative High and low heels. Black, brown, to other the days when Hopetoun widely regarded as a power in Northern Ireland, deno minations who may was served only by the per- has condemned Protestant involvement in acts 31-year-old New York Dominican, who has joined real summit of union with wine. B fittings. 'wish to use the to arrive finally at iodic visit of the priest do- of terror. building; the full-time staff of the Anglican Cathedral at God, this is in what He has promised us: reciprocal recognition of the ing a 300-mile round trip. Coventry, the English car manufacturing industry light, love, happiness." Republican Army In an address to the half- Irish have been privileges that At the beginning of 1970 Pope Paul added: "it is centre, is believed to be the first Catholic priest olics by thegranted to Cath- the Sisters of Our Lady of yearly meeting of the Grand (IRA) which has been wagAnglican chur- the Missions, started a mo- Lodge of Ireland at Castle- ering a guerilla campaign clear. We must never forget af eket of Newdegate and ever to be employed by an Anglican Cathedral. The founder. in 1952, Rathat the Cross is the basis clock- caulfield, the Rev. Martin to drive British troops from mi itnhgaly Alovemest hnstborpe. World the Better Christian life." of ed 150,000 miles in Smyth, Imperial Grand Ma- Northern Ireland. Father McGuire has been many Catholics participatMBW)-67-year-old Fathet UP till now, ster of the Orange Order, "We should equally be Mass in o ( h : intervening years. activities. l . ing in its appointed director of the recalled Christ's The Pope Lombardi, SJ., & CO iopetoun has always been said: consistent in our condemnc On a typical round trip He said that he would be words at the Last Supper Riccardo cathedral's youth hostel, inter: its elebrated in private as "It is necessary one again ation, without reservation, named Kennedy House after taking part in some servic- predicting that the disciples has. resigned grounde the. homes, of 500 miles in a week, redirector on nearest Catholic church ligious instruction is given for the Orange institution of those acts done in the es at the cathedral but would suffer but their sor- national the late U.S. President. being at Lake of failing health. Grace, 150 by the Sisters in ten centres. clearly to dissociate itself name of Protestantism whitiles away. It is an ecumenical hostel would also have a chapel at row would be turned into Father is successor His Offers to help the new from those activities which ch obviously betray every joy. with accommodation for 45. his disposal. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1-ohl v Ille first step in have brought disrepute wa 40-yea Cubero, Jean the Hopetoun new Available City and Claremont stores expressed a desire to ben He s°111e venture may be on our Protestant faith and Protestant ethic, which osQuerying whether lure was the the There the Dominican has been 3P who Spaniard acquisition tensibly they claim to mainmade to Sister Madeleine, lY t . have more British Catholics the world Offers to all Parishes a Service wanted a only! triumphant, the fair name of Ulster." priest will organize residensocated with MBW since Ion parish priest, Father Motor Mission, Lake Grace, tain." More than 1,200 persons Russell, of two blocks 6353, tial courses for overseas vis- involved in activities at easy and comfortable type 1961. embracing every aspect of the telephone (098) He added: "In wholehearHouse. Kennedy l aud in the of Christianity, Pope Paul active have been killed in the past itors and will act as chaptownship. 65 1537. Funeral Rites for Catholics. tedly condemning she on. The movement is Kennedy House was op- said: of violence in five years lain. It in some 26 countries; gein?; carnral_tns of assassinened in 1965 by the former Northern Ireland. "No. Our Christianity Our Chapels are at: Father McGuire, who has West German Chancellor offers retreats and worse/ ation and brutality in the purely secThe victims of must be strong. priests' studied at Anglican and Willy Brandt. SINCE for mixed groups of Perth: Cnr Beaufort and murders, distinct province, we urge our peotarian -Din best° Methodist seminaries in the "It must be capable of religious and laity,-renewal ple to think again before The first German large4 6 politically motivated Streets from Bulwer parish FoR ALL WEDDINGS & United States, will lecture scale aerial attack against giving witness that the faith, sponsoring they get involved in acts polititically motivated from SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ADULT on Reformation history and the West laid Coventry in to exist must arise above programmes. Phone 28 8406 which deny the very constiAND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE violence, have been predomtheology. visited L ARGE the very life .that lived. tution which they claim to ruins in 1940. Father Lombardi retreats, a smalpl ShP0OLTIN2G5AN2076sC5HOOL inantly Catholic. Fremantle: Phone 35 2225 GROUPS He said that his appontIt has been rebuilt and "It must be such that our Perth and gave two "We have been consistent uphold." and Perth ment had to be seen in the the attractive new Cathedral Christianity will know how to the dioceses of Claremont: Phone 3 2177 in our condemnation of acts Mt: Smyth also criticized 2nd context of Coventry Cath- is an outstanding example to draw new moral strength unburY for the inaugtIrr, FLOOR, LONDON COURT of terrorism from republi- government officials for carJOHN GREEN (Pte.): 30 4472 B al movement edral as the focus of a vast of modern church architec- from the evils which afflict tion of the Available City and Claremont stores ( Tce End), PERTH can sources," Mr. Smyth rying on indirect negotianetwork of ecumenism, with ture. our human existance." Australia. said, in a reference to the tions with the IRA. only!

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Original Sin in ton h world of today?

Tell a man grappling with problems of inflation, indexation, productivity and all associThe Archbishop will attend in Sydney the ated difficulties in toCentral Commission meeting of the Bishops day's world that it all Conference. has to do with ioncupSt. Thomas More College- dinner. The Arch- iscence arising out of bishop. Original Sin, and:_he will 10.30 a.m. Confirmation, Leederville. The look at you with a

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which is necessary to direct him completely to God, namely Christ". July Father Kenny discusses the all-important contribution of Augustine to the de_SVoRcAatNioTnOsNin bate - "Augustine learnt thr‘lacCio): that Jesus is the Jesus of all cese of Scranton, pa., were "highly 4 men, of infants as well as McC. tory," Bishop satisfac of grown-ups. m ick said recently while "From this he deduced ii., 6 vitsit m to Rome universal sinfulness and Or- on,,Na ex I. % expression. blank Archbishop. iginal Sin. Others have put ill Tell a devout person in 3 p.m. The blessing and opening of St. the cart before the horse; ordain ten new priesV Lawrence Church, Balcatta. The Auxiliary the Church, priest -or lay, from universal sinfulness that a Jesuit theologian was they have deduced the uni- 4/ he "A Bishop. adndoetd her 1_5 will be in Perth recently lecturing versatility of redepmtion." ordained in the coni ng and that he even --rbPn;onr-ci year and I forsee 55 Or. the question of Original Sin THE COUNCIL dained in all over he and you will get a withering t onext xt five years. OF TRENT ars5.00 pri scowl of contempt for "It seems to me 11 On the Council of Trent's everyone and everything at teaching on this subject he present hat is wrong with the est ofh t e 3to70e says: "The Fathers at Trent i e sufficient 60 ot (Ihe Church today. were embarrassed. They had needs Original Sin is a hot spot to draft a decree on a sub- ; tholics in our diocese,' in many people's anxiety ject (Original Sin) about ,..-,04.4•#.0004.4.4.,,,,,,,,,,,,,... within the Church today bewhich they knew little and cause it is the jousting FRANCISCAN RETREAT HOUSE which they were unable to point for many related topFather Paul Jackson, Dominican, will conduct a retreat define." authority ics on the teaching at the Franciscan Retreat House, Hampton Street, VicFather Kenny says that toria Park from 7.30 p.m. Friday, July 4, to 5 p.m. of the Church and the inthe awareness of sinfulness on Sunday, July 6. It is open to all who want to under- terpretation of theologians. that the doctrine of OriginAll have first-hand exstand better "the challenge of the Catholic faith in the al Sin connotes is no exworld today." Those who propose to attend are asked to perience of the existence of cuse for sadness, gloom or book in by Monday, June 30, telephone 61 3459. actual sin; but words like despair. On Wednesday, July 16, from 9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. "Original Sin" and "the On the contrary, it is joyFather Jackson will conduct a one-day retreat on "The Fall" are not Scriptural importance of Mary's place in Christian life" (Vatican making. SEOUL (NC). - Inf one quotations strictly speaking I I documents). There will be a married couple's week"It is from the realisation ed Catholic sources het e re end from 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 19, to 5 p.m. on and yet are deeply imbedded that Jesus is Saviour of our Port that the South Kt meat in Western theology especiSunday, July 20. race that we deduce our Government is preparii ally, yet are hard to define g ot sinfulness, our need of sal- announce the smashin g of • Father PETER KENNY in life's daily context. vation", he says. CATHOLC WOMEN'S LEAGUE an alleged anti-Governneat mood College, Melbourne created man has overstepped Father John Cowburn plot centred on Catholi Stu. An executive meeting of the Catholic Women's League ANALYSIS OF the limits set on him by a contemporary dznt organizations. University. will be held at headquarters, on Wednesday, July 1, at DERIVATION The introduction by John God. view of Original Sin, sprinkThe sources said that 10 a.m. Three Australian Jesuits Wilcken asks whether a Father' Kenny in reply ling situations not only like those charged with imolis • * recently have attempted to strict recitation of traditional may be confounding the ac- that of the Nazis and Au- ment in the alleged plot MMELLANS provide a simple analysis of Original Sin themes can be ceptable clarity of this book schwitz through his ex- may be brought to trial is Church how the has decompatible today with opti- when he quotes sin as cepis- amples but also that of der Emergency Decree No The Victoria Park Majellans will hold their meeting on Tuesday, July 1, at the Franciscan Retreat House, rived its teaching on this mism for the work of God's temic distance' from God Bobbie Riggs being defeated 9, issued by President Park 16 Hampton Road, Victoria Park. Mass at 7.45 p.m. subject. salvation and with dis- and presuming that every- by Billie Jean King. Chung-hee in May, which will be followed by a talk by Joan Fariff on her trip Their lectures given at coveries related to the evo- one knows what that is all banned criticism of Parks to the Holy Land. Parkville in 1973 have been lution and development of about. CATECHISM Government, under Hunt published in a booklet: mankind. Father Scullion takes a Those who feel, rather of imprisonment. "Original Sin" published by second lecture to look at securely. that the doctrine Three priests and as many • tri :47.7414: CREATED MAN Dove Publications $2.95. 1 ;epS' 6r1 sin in the New Testament "Vi as 400 Catholic lay people, Father Scullion::::in the and Romans 5.12 in par- of Original Sin was adeOne of the lectures and 4 i a 1 V/Pard,j4ifi.bOki 1 1 ;el.I, •14%, f4tit.1 quately covered in the few mostly university strk etita, other comments are by Fr. opening leci ure 'looks .at the ticular. CARPET sparse sentences of the old were detained for question. Peter Kenny, S.J., who was question of GenesiS:71,11 as catechism may be shaken ing during the first two „. in Perth recently on behalf history - "not in any sense AUGUST NE SPECIALISTS ' to find that the authors have weeks of June. concludes: "The Cath" a s used He the word history., of Pastoral InCatholic the of JACKSONS FLOOR COVERINGS olic doctrine of Original Sin rounded off their small (ASK FOR FRANK MANSFIELD) stitute; others are by Frs. today", he comments. • WIC° experience In comrnerclat He analyses the Biblical seems to be nothing else treatise with no less than John Scullion, S.J. and John and domestic flooring. -)k.o (7,0L) nine pages of bibliographicIt Complete advisory service In Cowburn S.J. who are join- meaning of Adam and the than an attempt to describe carpeting, linos and tiles. al references. 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day discussions among laity MELDRLIM may be due to the fact that ARCADE, PERiit it has been the most often 'LAZA quoted but the most unc.lcrinformed subject in Catholic catechesis. Catechists and others ought, firstly to get this meagre volume under their belts before moving into PA! NTING what are the even more seriCONTRACTC ous consequences of this doctrine, namely the Bap20 Mabel street, tismal mission of t h e The T he Archdiocesan Project Compassion appeal SOUTH PERTH Church, with which unfornearly $50,000 it W8S announced this week. tunately it has too often Phone 67 2716 Little Sisters of the Poor, been at cross-purposes. The appeal was conducted Beach, $620; North DoubleC. P. $104.51. in all churches during the view, $260. Stella Mans, $35. Osborne Park. $625.83.• six-week Lenten period. St. John of God Hospital, Palmyra, $21-8.0: The total received at the ST. LAWRENCE PARISH Queens Park,- $21$.50. Subiaco, $185.20. Catholic Church Office so $166.54. College, BALCATTA Riverton, '08'5; RiverAquinas far is: ' Mercedes School, $235.40. vale, $473; Rockingham, and Friends are . invited Parishioners $3,251.16. Past Cathedral, St. Anne's Hospital, $260. $309.86. to the Applecross, $1,200; Arm$914.86_; Redemptorist Fathers, N. Scarborough, adale. $540; Attadale $673. $438.78; Perth, $861.59. Shenton Park. $697.99: Bassendean. $571.71; Perth, Annonymous, $822.50. South Bayswater, $157; Beacons$244.82'; SubiTOTAL: $49403.44. field, $440; Bedford Park. Spearwood. $915.17: Swanbourne, $805; Bellevue, $649; Bel- acQ. • $365. $720.201 mont-Redcliffe, ALBERT STREET Victoria Park. $976. Bentley, $626: Brentwood. Wanneroo, $184.09; Wemat $265. bley, $700; Wembley SUNDAY, 6th JULY p.m. on 3 Carilla, $120; Carlisle. Downs, $658.35; West $414.44; Claremont, $1.202; Perth, $404.84; Whitfords, Cloverdale, $582; Como, $355; Willagee, $229.05; $563.41; Cottesloe, $1,010. SANTIAGO (NC). Wilson, $170. Double$1,000; Diattella, Father Mariano Puga has view, $1,000.47. been arrested here a second COUNTRY East Cannington, $263.45; time after preaching on poEast Fremantle, $507.85: TOTALS verty and riches. Bencubbin, $350; Boulder, East Victoria Park, $610.31. His homily on April 20 Floreat Park. $641; Fre- $239. 79; Beverley, $172.74; at the Church of Santo ToBruce Rock, $176; Bullsmantle, $654.84. ribio • in an exclusive resi$334.60; brook, $35. Glendalough, dential secion led to protests $305. Goomalling, Guildford, $199.68. accordKalgoorlie, $1,394; Kam- from parishioners, Hamersley, $580; Hamiling to the conservative daily ton Hill, $255.25; Highgate, balda, $65; Kellerberrin, "El Mercurio." $150; Kondinin, $43.19. $920. "A number of those atMandurah. $124; MerreInglewood, $205.20. tending felt the preaching din, $190; Mcora, 248.01. Joondanna, $812. Norseman, $40; Northam, of Fr. Puga was controver, r•- .e Kalamunda, $444.83; KarT i?p• sial; they left the church in rinyup, $391.73; Kelmscott, $280. t protest a7ainst what they Quairadin a, $130:50. $111; Kensington,- $561; considered poliTical interfeSouthern Cross, $101. Kenwick, $211.99. Holland ts Venetian Blind$, Toodyay, $64.44; Tray- rence with worship," the Leederville, $701.21; Lesnewspaper reported. nine, $203. Canvas & Aluminium Avinin9s. murdie, $554. Wandering Brook; $33.53' $357.74; Fr. Puga, who works Maddington, Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. Manning, $660.03; May- Wongan Hills. $185. among the slum-dwellers of Medina, lands $458; Santiago, was arrested last ';')67 04; Melville $200; OTHER July ."for Leftist activities" Midland. $410; Mirrabooka, DONATIONS and then released in the PARS crnnfia, Fathers, North custody of Church authori1 Q40.60; Mosman Park, 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. $/78; Mount Lawlv. $400; Fremantle, $145.88, ties, who arranged for him 61 153( Mount Yokine, $50.63. . Ca,herioe McAuley Cen- to live in Lima, Peru, for 61 1620 jime. Nedlands, $1.500; North tre, $8 5.17.

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Former W.A. parish priest on role of "family of 6od" AUCKLAND. — Parish pastoral councils tend to start working with material things, but as they mature they ought to become more "people. centred." "Bricks, mortar and at worship must become the tian hospitality? money are required for family of God in action," "The Diocesan Pastoral churches and schools. he' said. Council. seeing the good re"In every parish there are sults in parishes which have "They shape the fabric; they are the flesh and bones the aged and the sick. their social services commit"Are they known? Arc tees has recommended that of parish life. "But the spirit lies in the they visited? they become mandatory. "Does the parish visit the love of God and his people." "Whatever about them beThat reaction comes from rest homes where people coming a standing commitFather Joachim O'Brien, di- often spend years without a tee there is no doubt that rector of Catholic Social Ser- single visitor? every parish should become What about the sick in a truly caring community. vices in the Auckland Dioyour hospitals? cese. "Is it not because the "26,000 marriages take Church is not seen as being (Father O'Brien, Franciscon, was parish priest of place in New Zealand each relevant in modern tidies Midland (W.A.) for six year. There are 4,000 di- that our youth find little vorces and 10,000 cases be- interest in her? years till 1972). He was one of a number fore the Domestic Proceed"If the growing youth of diocesan officials asked to ings Court, many for separa- see their fathers and mothcomment on parish councils. tions. ers truly active in works of What does your parish do love for suffering and needy Father O'Brien noted that in diffifamilies days assist to the parish family these people in their own parish. reads the lessons in church, culty? they would begin to recog"Is our parish a hospit- nise Christianity for what it brings the gifts to the altar, prays and sings together, able one, that welcomes its really is." gives the sign of peace and newcomers? "Or are they just left for receives Christ in the Euchmonths or years on end as arist. "But the family of God total strangers. Is this Chris-

• Former Aquinas drama prizewinners Michael Laurins (left) and Graham Goerke are pictured warming up for their performance in Cox and Box.

not lose will "The schools Old Mill Theatre venue for Schools their autonomy: expert Drama Festival

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Pope asks pardon

V ATICAN CITY (NC). — In an extraordinary act Pope reconciliation, of Paul asked pardon of dissenting Catholics for remarks of his which may have offended them. "Have we perhaps offended them?" Pope Paul asked of disgruntled and dissenting Catholics in a talk MELBOURNE: Catholic schools are not intended to lose their autonomy as a result of the -at his June 11 general audiSchools Commission's recommendation that governing bodies of fully supported schools consist ence. "We would like to assure of a minority of public nominees, according to the diocesan director of Catholic Education. them that this was certainly Fr. Frank Martin said this at a special meeting to explain to parish priests the commission's not our intention. In any case. • we, as leader, ask 401 page report. their pardon." "What is better?" asked children into one mould," "I realise there are difficult legal impli:•ations that Fr. Martin. "Not to have a he said. "It tries to provide opporhave to be watched but in school at all,, or for the W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS many thinly populated coun- children to Q0 to a fully tunities for each child and PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS try areas the only hope of supported school where you is based on the development Certified West Australia Hot Water Specialists survival is fully supported have control over staffing of the child." Fr. Martin also praised schools," he said. and curriculum." and General Plumbing All Work Guarariteec: the report for emphasising Fr. Martin said that the Phones: 28 8714. After Hours- 87 2553, 49 2095 the role of parents and the concept of fully supported CHMSTiAN 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH Earlier, Fr. Martin had ouside community being inschools would not have been acceptable to the community described the commission's volved in what was going without some extra con- report as a "deeply Chris- on in the school. tian" document. ditions. He said it had a true NO THREAT One parish priest said that, once the principle of concern for children and It was of great significoutsiders on school govern- sought to give equal oppor- ance to Catholic schools that Optometrists ing bodies was accepted, tunity to all. government-appointed the mean that does not "This 172a Scarborough Beach Road, Phone 24 3543 there was a danger that all commission should clearly schools in financial difficul- excellence is not encouraged acknowledge the desirability 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 ties might be required to be or that we are trying to put that independent schools R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist fully supported. should retain their identiy. It applied to only a maxiFr. Martin added. schools of 250 mum "Rather than the report through Australia, and he being a threat to Catholic to directly did not expect it schools the values espoused affect Victorian schools. should be meat and drink to us because we have a comATTITUDES munity of shared interests Fr. Martin said that he and faith that give us a was confident he knew the R OME. (N.C.) — head start on the sort of members of the attitudes of Mother Teresa of Cal- things that are being deschools commission as he cutta, a member of the veloped," Fr. Martin said. had worked many hours Vatican's delegation to with them as a member of the United Nations-sponthe commission. sored International ConHe was sure it was not ference on Women, is their intention to compel attending the meeting supfully schools to become "because our Holy ported. Father asked me to." The provision was for a "When I get to Meximaximum of 250 schools, co, I will do what Ihave and it was up to the schools to. and I will say what I to ask full support if they believe when the opporJERUSALEM, (N.C.) — required it. It was their own tunity arises. Catholic churches in Jordan free decision. "The Pope asked me this year took a step toward "However,I can't be sure to go and that is enough. the goal for which Pope of the mind of any group I will give what I can. Paul VI and Orthodox Ecuthat would follow us, and I hope it may be of menical Patriarch Demetrios it would be fool-hardy to and some use." I, of Constantinople extry to make such a predic"We go where we are pressed a desire in their tion," he said. needed. We go to give Easter greetings: that evenSURVIVAL and not to receive. tually the Catholic and OrA sked if survival was so "Everyone can give thodox Churches would celeimportant that Catholics something — the poorest brate Easter together. should back down on prin- most of all, because they Catholics in Jordan celeciple, Fr. Martin said that give us their needs. So I Should you die without a Will, your loved ones others had principles, too, go to Mexico because the brated Easter not on March amid bole dire trouble—needlessly. Your 30 like the rest of the Cathoand he was convinced that Holy Father asked me. estate would be distributed according to law—not one of these was that fully as you intended. And only after lengthy end "When I get there, I lic Church this year, but on agonising procedure. supported schools should will try to discover what May 4, the Easter of the Protect your wife and loved ones from be expected to accept is needed. 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Vegetables, fruit, minerals and cooking •

An invaluable form of raw vegetable foods is chlorophyll — raw greens, containing the organic salts unchanged by heat; these include

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many others. In these the cellulose is St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. best when eaten crisp; and the mineral salts. largely of vegetable cells, permitting DON'T DISCARD lost in cooking are pre- like. We must realise that raw the starch grains to become CABBAGE served. The object of cooking is starch is insoluble, and is jelly-like, is an important WATER the destruction of disease not acted on by the fluid aim sought in cooking vegeThe special reference here germs that may be present. from the salivary glands in table foods. is boiling the vegetable in a So raw fruits or vegetables the mouth, and only in very ON THE TREE quantity of water, pouring Contrawise, ripe fruits should be thoroughly wash- small amounts by the inthe water down the drainage fluids. testinal have been virtually cooked ed before they are served. Therefore, the hard cover- on the tree, so we realise pipe, then serving up the the changes Cooking more or less insipid residue, mechanical condition of our ing of the starch granules the health-value when they deprived of many necessary being by broken be must luscious are eaten in this food to make it more diand vitamins. minerals dry or moist to condition. gestible and easily assimil- subjected Thus the most valuable heat. We realise the carboable. part of the food is wasted. It develops the flavours, SOFTENING hydrate of fruit in its unMost of the succulent thereby conserving its nourSo, when placed into ripe condition is in the form vegetables are best when ishment, and subsequently boiling water, the cellulose of raw starch. steamed or cooked in only But, as the fruit ripens, makes it more palatable and suNounding starchthe sufficient water to make to inviting. grains breaks, releasing the the starch is changed them tender, the remaining granulose- which absorbs the sugar and is practically in a liquid being regarded as the STARCH or injected be to condition transthick a forming Boiled starch is very sol- water, most essential part of the assimilated by the digestive uble and is acted on by the parent mass. food. Therefore. water has very organs. saliva in the mouth by masSo don't discard the required is cooking No gran-. starch on effect little tication — chewing well — cabbage water. preto except fruits, ripe for cellulosewhich changes it to dextrin. ules until this future use. This process is forwarded covering has been ruptured. serve them for - Sister M. Philomena Earie that cookstarch with is t I softening and rupture B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. This digestion of by the organs Dietetics, A.I .M.T for to maltose, dextrose and the of the cellulose framework ing is much required,

Thriller and a human - behaviour drama in one at The Hole

• The church building pointing to the heavens is either a dead monument or a living sign that people have translated into life here on earth the words given by Our Lord.

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Be perfect These were the words of Jesus. We have to seriously. them take

• The last in a series by Brother PETER ST. JOHN, Co-ordinator of Religious Education on religious education in the home and the school.

showing at The Hole In The The Lord meant it. The interesting thing about Michael Cove's play "Jesters" now "You are to be perfect, evlevels. separate Wall Theatre, is that it can be enjoyed at two en as your Father in heaBecause of illness, I had ven is perfect." (Matt. It can be taken as a the good fortune of seeing If we accept Jesus, then O'DOHERTY and I shall love him and 5.48). good straight-forward thril- I • Theatre by COLM this play in its third week we have his promise of the him." to myself show he speaks, God a When as seen be can ler or it of production and I think Spirit fulfilled in us. (John 14. 21). serious examination of hu- ods developed become a fame with plentiful taste of this may have accounted for gives power to enable his Perhaps our failure lies What we do not know or How, tru.e to become word man behaviour. cane. the smooth running of the then, do we receive this understand, we cannot fully in our not knowing how permanent part of the indi- the headmaster's In dramatic terms, both vidual's personality. However, our society sets play. love. How, then, can we to speak to God. We must power to become perfect? these aspects of the play The play is directed by Think prayerfully about the know and understand God? indeed try to express our great store upon a "sense work. of humour" so a few cuts John Milson. JESTERS This great accomplishment deep longings and desires. word of God. love would It is, however, in the exTwo boys, to relieve the of the cane could not canThe death and resurrec- is breathtakingly simple as What sort of ours be otherwise? amination of human behavi- tedium of school and to cel the sense of achievement tion of Jesus opens the way. Jesus explains it. But even this problem is iur that the real interest of find their own identity with- when a well-devised practi"I will not leave you alone. "I shall ask the Father, and out carried was joke cal care of by the Holy Spirthe resort you give he will lies. group, this play in their school I will come back to you. with skill and imagination. Spirit. SpirThe Holy of truth. it jokes. practical o (John t me." see will You people how at It looks it, whom the Father will "The Spirit, koo. comes to They become the jesters 14. 18-19). find ways to relieve themG FRIGHTENIN help us in our weakness. send in my name, will school. selves from unbearable sit- of the For when we cannot everything." you teach THE PERSON They achieve a schoolboy uations and how the methWhen the play opens the choose words in order to if). 16 14. (John boys are in their early forOF JESUS pray properly, the Spirit ties, spending the week with i4G EVERYTH expresses our himself the accept to have We their girl friends in a holiway that could a in plea person of Jesus, and not just IS POSSIBLE day shack on a desolate never put into words, and human taken has Christ else's someone or own our W.A.O.A. shore far from the comGod, who knows everyliving far beyond mere huof Jesus. pany of fellow man. M AYNOOTH, (N.C.) — concept thing in our hearts, possibility. the man TRISTS We have to accept OPTICIANS — OPTOME The inner life resources The Irish Catholic bishops person of the risen Jesus knows perfectly well what power of the the is t I 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK of the men are low; they have approved plans for es- where he said he is to be spirit of God which works he means, and that the are bored and they resort tablishment of a national found — here and now this great wonder in us. Res.: 67 1685 pleas of God's people exPhone 61 1880 to the only methods they conference of priests to rep- among his people. pressed by the Spirit are If I fully submit to the know of relieving that resent all the clergy of the "Where two or three came spirit of God, I am made according to the mind of country. boredom. God." (Romans 8. 26-27). together in my name, I perfect in Christ. Practical jokes are fine wonwho his apostles, To them." with am there The conference will inCHURCH in their place, but when dered how man could pos- THE (Matt. 18. 20). our Church is Perhaps they are done without con- clude priests from Northern When we do accept Jesus, sibly do the things Jesus Ireland as well as the Irish fault. at effect the of sideration we receive the power to asked, and who questioned, Is this parish of ours upon other people then de- Republic. or enable his word to become "Who. then, can be saved?", ly a people of God, real spite their innocent intent, The main purpose of the true in us. the Lord said: ?facethey can be cruel and fright- new organisation will be to "To all who did accept him. "For men this is impossible; sisaviintg, self-centred, asocseialfl ening. provide a forum to discuss for God everything is pogathered he gave power to become these people Are And this is what happens, the life and ministry of the 17. 27). ssible." (Luke children of God." (John name the truly in priests of Ireland. How do we know that we together I. 12). Jesus? of IONAL UNINTENT love God? John makes it the This power is not just It will also provide liaison We should not doubt AND quite clear: TORTURE some sort of injection or inamong Spirit between the priests and bish"God will live in us and power of the fusion of strength, but a praying- worThe hideous jests devised ops and be responsible for power to become. his love will be complete us. A loving, is surely Church choosing are to minds priests by the shiping immature represent in us. We can know that It is a new life, this powFOR ALL SUNDAYS, at periods of severe torture for Ireland international er to become children of we are living in him and God's people. moved by the meetings and at meetings of the girls. SOLEMNITIES AND CERTAIN he in us because he lets "Everyone G God — it is a gift union a son of O(1' it priests' is makes of Spirit playwright The other conferences FEASTS us share his Spirit." (I. with the risen Jesus. rehave you nations. spirit The quite clear that there is no BY John 3. 24). "Because•I live, you too will AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION REVISED rist of sos, iu p ss e ak a is t id e tvi i by n e be cruel to a c intention live. Then you will know THE PROMISES crY out, Each of the 26 dioceses DECREE OF THE SECOND VATICAN ECUthese men; it is just that the that I am in my Father, of Ire'sind will have three .).0Tuhre sSppiirri; 4ha_en1rd6' t al f ma,8seF.l s MENICAL COUNCIL AND PUBLISHED BY abhnbi t A m i relieve can they way only GOD and you in me, and I in OF AUTHORITY OF Can we be deceived, the boredom within them- representatives in the nationweozaro.e you." (John 14. 20). al by elected conference, VI POPE PAUL itneosfs Gt hoadt ., beneaardrNevn though, in thinking that we selves is to behave in this the the diocese. priests of do share the spirit of God? manner. Including the Readings, Psalms and Responses LOVING Of course, we can deJust as an alcoholic or a from the Lectionary for all years and the AntiReligious Order priests weakConsider what happens in ceive ourselves; but God Not all the humanthat is drug-dependent person can- will be represented by six phons and Prayers from the Roman Missal. love I loving. human fully Approved by ness and sinfulness will not deceive us. not control his or her be- priests from the Dublin a barif I love you The promises of God are ours should ever be accepthaviour, neither can these church province and three you so much, The Australian Episcopal liturgical Commission most you what that fully, personal true. Jesus is present in his rier to the overgrown school boys. priests each from the proLord. my FOREWORD by Cardinal Freeman ance of Jesus as ourbetween A s someonce once said: vince of Armagh, Cashel deeply desire becomes people. now faithful the Missal this own desire. of deepest publication With the "they carry the malevolent and Tuam. Do we accept Jesus "Nothing can come Your will and my will 6°d have a complete and definite text for the Masses of our own notion of Jesus us and the love ofChrist innocence of childhood into Sundays and major feasts. According to the plan ap- become a unity -- the one now or then. but Jesus of made visible in adult life." nia (iter It is to be hoped that it will help them to participroved by the bishops at thrust of our joint loving. the Gospel, present now in Jesus our Lord." is with this almost it So pate in the Mass with greater facility and greater their here, meeting priests THE CAST his people? + James Card. Freeman, devotion. will be elected to the con- incredible union with God, Sydney. of Archbishop but McKalland so, much Frank more cast, The 1975 March, 7th ference initially for a threePRICE $5.50 much more certainly so, beister, Spencer Whitely, Hel- year term. 768 pages, durable PVC Cover. Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and cause of the power given to en Hough and Merrin CanSet The conference is expect- us. ning, were remarkably good. Helen Hough seems to ed to have a general meeting "Anyone who receives my commandments and keeps be developing into an ac- each May, and could hold ( W.A.) PTY. 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Inflation: Questions of conscience Such

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the state- three children, to leave their ing and the control of The text of also provide counselling and the trade unions and busi- of Australia invites all Aust- of helping people to work National homes. foreign exchange rates and their meeting in together the futhe for concerned ralians of . ness enterprises representation for members ment breaka to leading is This of the money supply. necesJustice needs exto nation our of for ture n Again, they shouldn't be Commissio on inflation up of families, when some who find themselves in eco- deterred • The examination of sary to reduce inflation. from the exercise amine critically: difficulties. Peace nomic and It calls upon the leaders children have to be placed -• The demands made by any vacant church properties Other forms of co-oper- of their undoubted power the trade unions and busiin State institutions until of a view is: with and institutions increasever for Australians or by this sectional to do ation are also possible. just an Inflation is not It is a suitable low-rent Housing In the case of a small ideological considerations. ing government expenditure to making them available ness management to exer-

problem. restraint in Commission accommodation economic in the motor-car The welfare of the whole on unnecessary works or for homeless families and cise responsible which raises the possibly company their own sectional pursuing individuals. be postcould works which at nation is stake. social issue spiritual ques- becomes available, the industry, for .4nstance. not for years. It calls upon governments interests to the detriment of moral and Certainly the problem of poned management and employees, perMany other people within tions of conscience, of our consumer to adopt these policies of the nation as a whole. Way The • solved be not will inflation n, consultatio joint after respons- the community are suffersonal and corporate agreed to an across-the- until the leading groups with society conditions us to acibility, and of genuine con- ing, too. reduction in salaries in our society reach some cept luxury goods as "essenboard of well-being Inflation is one of the cern for the instead of sack- sort of political agreement tials" to our way of life wages and an is. therefore, others. It ought to occupy causes of the present crisis ing workers. This has meant as to the sharing of the naof employment. For many "MORE AND issue which • Continued full employ- ional income. the minds of all Christians people. unemployment re- ment in the company That requires a level of MORE THINGS" -will. good sults in frustration, the lowand men of • Maintained efficiency political and industrial and pre-occupation • Our those ering of morale and the loss Inflation favours business leadership which with having more and more with a full team the community of self-esteem. of ections s • Closer human relation- seems to be absent at this things. when so many bargaining powEvery person has the with strong throughout the com- time. ships people in our own society those of right to work and to earn er at the expense and our neighbours in deeco- a family wage, adequate to pany because all are sharing or industrial lack who INDIVIDUALS' burden equally. a veloping countries do not strength. standprovide a reasonable nomic even the bare necessihave ROLE industrial ard of living in keeping with It accentuates RADICAL ties to live greed and human dignity. promotes LONDON. — "Why didn't Christ entrust to run, however, long the I n onflict, c • The need to curtail or, and underE , CHANG lies ovetousness mind. of inflation in control the keep the transmission of the charisms nor should women We c within the heart of each in- even to reduce the standard give the offices to those women who had helped mines trust, conpideration however, that "every per- NEEDED of living already enjoyed by human re- son" includes those workers for others and Him during His ministry and to those who were Various ways to reduce dividual person. lationships. One of the major factors the more powerful sections in the developing countries inflation have been suggestthe first to see Him after His resurrection?" asks , the in community our of in inflation is the selfishness Inflation operates against adversely affected by Aust- ed. They include priviless the of interests Orthodox Archbishop Athenagoras. the within groups poliralian trade and tarriff the poorer in Govern- and folly of those who strive leged groups Reduction • larger on to get more and more macommunity. Those cies. The archbishop, quoting "Precisely because He ment spending • The priorities reflected interial goods for less and less the same words of Pope for suited them incomes are able to pay considered polate exchange-r An • effort, whilst ignoring their in our own spending habits another mission. Who can Paul to the Vatican comflated prices, thus encourag- ANXIETY icy to stabilize import prices • The example of those for the efresponsibilities ing further increases beyond the mind of mittee in April. maintained of • More even control groups of people, often liv- challenge More and more people on actions their of fects women ordaining that the reach of the less wealthy. rist?" of Ch increasz• of rate the anxiety are who s", from in ing "commune suffering are others. would have. serious repersupply money S no pointed , see GROUP a The archbishop states, in which they THE Another major factor is freely choosing to accept cussions in ecumenical re• Greater restraint by more simple life style based out in a letter to his dioready solutions of their ecopolitical of readiness the NEED HELP the powerful trade-unions of lations. Mother the sharing. and that on frugality cese problems. nomic parties to offer expanded Inflation amounts to He noted that some Rothough highly honourNormal, ordinarily stable and big business in seeking spending programmes as an systhe than less MAN • God, and POOR othing increases THE wage larger before man Catholic theologians n disciples the by ed are taking tranquilpeople inducement to the electortematic plundering of the lizers for the first time in higher profits. her death, was not called on had warmly embraced the place them in power. OF NAZARETH idea of ordaining women. The first three ways to re- ate to savings of poor families in their lives. What sort of to act as an Apostle. . Christians all It reminds People in every sector of saving banks, insurance poli- support can our society give duce inflation are clearly the follow to duty of their But then he judged: "It Mary Holy most "The community cies, super-annuation funds to these people other than within the power of the gov- the Australian y example of the Poor man of did not receive the mandate seems that these people are increasingl becoming are . etc. drugs? (In 1974, the use of ernment to implement with the pur- Nazareth. by their own fru- to transmit the charisms as the same one who doubt, Three groups, in particu- tranquillizers increased 65 Whatever means the gov- pre-occupied to the neglect gality and simplicity of life- did the Apostles. to admin- deny or ignore the mystery money of suit lar, need special consider- per cent.) ernment uses will be painstyle and their readiness to ister the Eucharist. to drive of the holy Eucharist, the values. human of other the of sectors ation: One possible form of as- ful to some share what they have. to out demons, to raise the mystery of the apostolic continue they And d, -the-lan man-on 1. T h e sistance could be the re- community. in management, dead, cure the sick, preach succession. the mystery of Christians increased for demands make from whose net income But a government really the distribution of government of professional associations, pothe evangel- t he infallibility primary production at ex- spending to provide a more determined to combat the government spending on litical parties and trade- the Gospel. as ists testify." the archbishop Church.port prices is not keeping e quitable supplement- insidious evil of inflation various kinds of services. unions have the added duty asserted. The archbishop's words. up with the costs and ary pension benefit scheme will not be deterred from A CALL TO to speak out courageously inadressed to the priests and theory the dismissed losing He of wages in the areas of fear the by action inby hit for those hardest against excessive profit marACTION that Jesus was prevented by faithful of his archdiocese dustrial production; flation and a restructuring votes: nor will it continue to curb in- gins and wage claims; attempts All for uyer home-b first high the social mores of the included this assertion: "The The 2. debt repayment pro- to maintain the present those the charged t upon I of calls abortive, from ordaining wo- will of Christ and the extimes whom inflated costs of cess to give people more level of public expenditure flation will prove are accompanied with the financial manage- men. perience of 20 centuries of land and houses are mak- hope of meeting their com- on the pretext that this is unless they by the change of heart called ment of church organisaChurch. from the aposing home ownership more mitments. want. people what the "Why then was He not His for by Jesus Christ who tions to set an example to tolic era until today. must and more difficult; notions these by ced influen in community GOVT. LIMIT came to serve rather than the whole he considered a euide to he 3. Those on fixed incomes CREDIT UNIONS to be served, to give and these diflicult times by ex- in other camps? respected. EXPENDITURE and social service penman "Why did He place amining, together with their At the present time, gov- not to get. sions, whose welfare is The present situation high"To refute it would be the of precept the beyond pattern whole the people, This change of heart exbeing seriously eroded by lights the importance of ernment expenditure should the will of Christ doubting force in was which Sabbath reof use presses itself in an unselfish of spending and rising prices. credit unions and other be limited to essential serepoch? . . . Why. and the value of the aposin that churches. the wihin sources of good the for concern would t ypes of co-operative pro- vices and to projects which Other opportunities for when He discovered in a tolic experience and BAD EFFECT instead of a selfish the Christto danger brine duction and distribution, will create employment op- others superior faith women pagan churches the which in for one's own per- action ON FAMILIES whereby workers can have portunities in the private desire to that of His fellow citi- ian community. to the personal welfare and comfort. could give leadership are . production of sector on influence direct more a forcIncreasing rents are did He not entrust to sons and. to the ministry of zens. coof promotion The • n Commissio National The The fourth way to curb ing widows and deserted the decisions affecting their task of ministry?" the Gospel." the her unions credit and operatives set inflation is clearly within For Justice and Peace, wives, some with two or lives.

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Roles of trains and buses in the urban transport system Sir,

In the present debate on the urban transport system in W.A., the joint Railway Unions Execu. tive is not opposed to buses.

However, we are opposed in W.A. we have our own of concern because the cost land to Perth journey in II to the tearing up of the pre- natural resources of coal to of fuel could prove so astro- minutes. sent suburban railway tracks. implement such a plan and nomical that buses could be The same type of system and its replacement with a it would also solve some of priced out of the transport could be implemented at our employment problems, field. busway. Fremantle from areas South Brisbane Sydney Mel- as well as assisting decentSir, I believe both bus and of Fremantle. never everything, us tell can and Statistics religious statistics have , bourne and Adelaide are at ralisation. trains should play a co-or- If Perth to Fremantle been under some additional suspicion, perhaps since King David incurred present implementing the It is acknowledged that dinated part in our future rail the passenger service ill electrfication upgrading and numbering for Lord the sons the of Israel (11 Kings 24). the wrath of there could be a world fuel transport needs. scrapped, there will be Malta of railways and tramways crisis in 'be future: at preor no chance of future exe conversions. Reported been We not Wales, conhas cannot owever, understand she has it become less H for their urban transport sent 20,100 tonnes of coal why greater use has rot pansion of a convenient rail. the Lord but the bishops, versions in 1959 were successful in retaining Cath- needs of the future. per week are being used in been made of the existing way passenger service to the More than 120 cities the power houses. or some of them, whose 13,735; in 1972 only 3,897. olics in the practice of the anon I thee t would suburban difficult come to be diFaith, railway and very has passenger areas north of the city. much less h wre throughout the world now We urge your readers te It is also fair to say that services by having a system who have collected statistic* spute the author's conclusion successful in attracting con- have suburban rapid rail lodge a protest to their local on Church membership and that "quantitatively, converts verts to the Faith. transit systems operating, -he Wilbur Smith Report was of feeder buses into rail at And similar changes under construction or in the almost concluded before the strategic points as at the member of Parliament. reli ious observance in Eng- have ceased to be a signifiworld fuel crisis became ap- Midland terminal where cant source of recruitment. seem to have occurred in planning stage. F. V. J. VINCEkr, land and Wales. . . . The lowest 1972 figure other countries. We have no buses feed commuters into Joint Railways Traffic paralysis and pol- parent. (Fee The Record of June The world fuel position the rail where an express is therefore not only the reason to believe that the lution is now affecting the Union Executive, 12, where one of the Englowest recorded this cen- Church in Australia has world's cities and new at- should cause a great deal rail service covers the MidPerth. lish bishops was reported as tury; it is about 42 per cent been unaffected. titudes to city environment discounting recent figures below the level for 1911". We Catholics will need to are forcing civic authorities suggesting a serious decline Meanwhile talk in the pay less attention to the to re-examine existing methobservance religious In Church has been all of promptings of ill-informed ods of moving people to and among English and Welsh Renewal. optimists, and more atten- from and within cities. Catholics). We have been told incess- tion to what is actually I have not examined the antly how much stronger, happening, if the recent Electrification survey that he complained healthier, more vigorous the difficulties are to be brought We believe that electrifiof, and the figures may in- Church is now than she was to an end, and if the Church cation of the present suburbdeed be inaccurate, or mis- before the Vatican Council. is to grow again. an railway passenger service leading conclusion, may Yet over the same period E. D. WATT, is the answer to our transthem, from drawn been have of time, in England and University of W.A. port problems because here PARIS (NC). — The occupation of French churches by prostior both; the collection and tutes protesting against alleged unfair treatment by police and the evablation of statistics are courts had opened the public's eyes to the problem of prostitution, processes full of pitfalls, and the national Catholic daily newspaper "La Croix" asserted. it may even be that some of the people thought to have "This spectacular and solicitation and eventutest against such a sysbeen lost to the Church in even provocative manially must face gaol. never tern. were in years ecent r festation has drawn pubit. The editorial said that "We must not forget lic opinion to a problem, If this is so, then clearly the prostitutes' protest that the client is 014" real which, through compla&no' her survey is needed, a would be more believabpromoter of prostitution. cency or cowardice, is more accurate one. le if it attacked not only His money keeps procuoften ignored," the newsBut oddly enough, the Sir, the systematic police haring alive. paper said in an editorWe have received enquiries asking if there are any vacant quarters rrassment, but also, the bishop was not reported as "But while we strive to ial. having sought another sur- of the hour in the Perpetual Rosary. Writers wish to fill these. May we "white-slavers and procube as understanding as The prostitutes' occurers." explain? possible of the human pation began on June 2 And even if the extent of It added: "Yet we beings involved, we must at the Church of St. NiParticipants choose their the decline is open to disWhile volunteers are very Catholic faith in Our Lady. must ask ourselves if not be ready to excuse pute, the fact of the decline own quarters, regardless of much needed to strengthen It does indicate that it is to zier in Lyons and spread they could dare to proeverything." is not. whether there are others the weak links, we would her that "we turn, . . . ban- quickly to other churches in Toulouse, Grenob'The Jesuit periodical "The praying the same quarter welcome them at any quar- ished children of Eve, moanle and Paris. Mor th" (April, 1975) has or not. ter they may choose. ing in this vale of tears". The editorial observed I published a shortened verTheir names may kindly She is the help of Christians At the moment, because St. Vincent's Primary School sion of an unpublished of the generous response to be sent to Mrs. C. Brue- and, under this title, pat- that both Cardinal AlexMEDINA andre Renard of Lyons Pas:"ral Research Report on my last letter of February kers, Lot 120. Glen Road, roness of Australia. She has For commencement of School Year 1976, St. and Archbishop Roger derrneraphic change in the in these columns, the Per- Lesmurdie 6076. Enquiries asked for the rosary. Vincent's Catholic Primary School, Medina, witr-i' Etchegary of Marseilles Church in England and petual Rosary has been go- should come to me, May we expect some 165 pupils, requires a male or female -have called upon ChrisWales between 1958 and ing round the clock since Over 1,200 persons from more volunteers for the Pertians to consider the cau1972. pet11,11 R/NC,,ry? 19 countries — _Eire and PRINCIPAL that month. ses and the victims of Every figure at the end of Japan are the latest entrants REGINALD MAHER, Qualification s: Catholic. Holding a Teacher's the scourge of prostituthis neriod is lower than at It is gratifying to know — praying the Rosary day 217 Clontarf Road, Higher Certificate or equivalent. Previous adminat that, every second tion and of to seek ways to the beginning. and night does indicate our Hamilton Hill. act against istrative experience desirable. these causes For instance, in 1958, every day, somebody, someAppiications in writing, addressed to The Secand to aid their victims."i 12.44 per cent of marriages where is praying his Rosretary, St. Vincent's School Board; P.O. Box 57, were celebrated in Catholic ary. Medina, W.A. 6167, should contain full personal Parishioners' Yet more volunteers are churehes: in 1972. only 9.53 and academic particulars with at least two referrequired. Each one of these Support per cent. ences. Applications close on July 26th, 1975. a particular And there were similar strengthens It also pointed out that when the parish hall of figures for baptisms, con- quarter and guards against .44 a break-down. For instance, firmations, and so on. , "......"7:177",1111111111.0 St. Bernard's chapel in REMEDIAL EDUCATION persons from 11 countThe figures confirm what 30 Paris was occupied by a Carmel Cloran and Peter Batini of the Catholic Eduany observer can see for ries, pray this Rosary at six cation group that ranged from Office recently attended the seminar workshop held a.m. chances The breakof a himself; that, despite natur50 to 200, Father Bernby the Aboriginal Education Section of the State Educahere down very are slender. al increase and immigration ard Feillet, the pastor, tion Department at Port Hedland. They visited St. from Ireland, there were — Sole Agents— continued to hold the Cecilia's School and the Aboriginal settlement at "Strellie". SOME WEAK fewer practising Catholics scheduled Masses in the there than there were 15 POINTS chapel. years before. On the other hand, only SEMINARS FOR LIBRARIANS Sympathizing with the Funded through the Schools Commission, the Library Most serious of all, per- one person prays at 6.15 prostitutes' plight, the haPs, are the figures for a.m. and at 10.30 a.m. Services Branch of the Education -Department is repeatregular parishioners sup165-171 Hay Street, Sublaco These weak points need to ing the one-day seminars on "selection of non-print materported Father Feillet and or41~40~03040-4.ei be ials" in four country centres during second term. Alvolunteered to provide a strengthened. geared more towards district high schools and welco INNOVATIONS IN Similarly, volunteers for though LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY me to anyone who senior high schools, the seminars will have much to offer came day or night. the quarters where only two to primary schools. To each of the country venues thereEDUCATION persons pray would render fore, invitations have been extended to some primary "La Croix" said of the 430.0,;,.,:fegAtEcesmAN A LIVE-IN great service. The quarters schools in the areas. These seminars will be conducted prostitutes: "These peoSEMINAR as follows: --ple are generally misfits in the morning are 10.45 •Very Fresh W here: Muresk Agricultural and 11.45; in the afternoon Monday, June 30, Mt. Barker High School; Tuesday, and victims of economic, College. 'Very Tasty 'Very Economical familial, moral and so12.45, 8.45, 10.15 and 10.45. July 1; NatTogin Senior High; Monday, July 7, Bunbury Nivea: July 4th-6th. cial forces that make a Persons who may oc- Senior High; Wednesday, July 11, Kellerberrin District Cost: Full-time students casionally lapse need have High. normal human life near$72.00, others $15.00. ly impossible." no worry. Others praying For information on appli- at their ,quarters keep the IN-SERV The prostitutes occuICE TRAINING cations please ring after continuity going, except of pied the churches in a Next week's programme for Catholic Primary Schools how. 67 3023, 86 5886. protest against police hacourse where just one per- In-Service Training is: rrassment and they also IOW tAlfattagiatinawaitasia0-41-4 son holds the fort. MONDAY, June 30, Grade 5. HAMS- BACON•MEATS-SAUSAGES demanded an affirmation WEDNESDAY, July 2, Grade 4. 4.411 , 0#04PINIP4 CONTINENTAL SMALLGOODS. THURSDAY, July 3, Grade 1. of their right to live in From 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. 4*, peace without undue vexThe Catechetical co-ordinator's meeting planned for "14`4%"e,TeLt:*tmffStV-NWZ,..T.Vg, ation. Tuesday, July 1, has been cancelled. The meeting of the primary school principals will be 'White-slavers OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS held at the In-Service Centre, 45 Tyrell Street, Nedlands and procurers' on Tuesday, July 1, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Corneal Lens Consultants The agenda is: What are your needs in in-service and Although prostitution How can these needs be met? 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH — — — 21 5344 is not illegal in France, PTY. LTD. brothels and solicitation C :ROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN — — 68 4831 by prostitutes are. 249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER 0 7MPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND — 73 1929 CHRISVANS COMMUNITY CAMPS One complaint by the Christian Community Camps will be conducted for prostitutes is that they W.A's. Leading Paving Contractors Catholic students attending Government high schools, are faced with fines for, Maw technical or business colleees on the following dates. 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30,000 proverbs of Japan are used in many ways "I found out the real value of the use of proverbs very soon after I came to Japan," says Columban Father Barry Cairns. "My first talk to new c atechumens in a ten-week warm-up series was the parable of the Loving Father ( the Prodigal Sone.) In Japan, where filial piety is so revered, this parable backfired." A tongue three inches The idea of a father giv- and educational leaders and non - Christian long can kill a man six feet ing an inheritance to an numerous , ungrateful son who was de- parents by quoting a Japa- tall. In sermons, catechetical serting him was repugnant nese proverb: "The character which a instructions, counselling and to them. 'It would never happen in Japan' was their child possesses by the time ordinary everyday conversahe is three lasts him till he tion the use of proverbs is thinking. Then one day I made use is a hundred." Leading from an effective way to plunge of the Japanese proverb, 'If this pithy expression of a deep into the spiritual and you love your son, let him genuine Japanese value, he cultural soul of Japan. Proverbs give in popular travel'. That put the story spoke on the worth of an early education based on form the philosophy, wisin a Japanese context. dom and natural religion of My hearers seemed to Christian principles. He requested the co- our adopted country. comprehend immediately the operation of the non-Chris- EFFECTIVE main point of the story. To them it was not such tian parents in the home, We need them if we are again quoting a proverb: a foreign story after all.. to be effective, for another "The flame of parental proverb warns us: "Study "I had the same experience with the Parable of light shines in one's child- your people, then preach the Good Samaritan. The ren." your sermon." antagonism between the The Japanese are pleased Jews and the Samaritans VALUES with our use of proverbsnked li Those proverbs came across remarkably well happy and uproariously whenIused the 'mu to saru the Christian message to when we bungle them, or no naka' proverb, meaning genuine Japanese values as forget half of them. Laughthey were on bad terms like contained in their own pro- ingly they help us to quote verbs. a dog and a monkey. correctly. "That saved a lot of exAnd once you get people So missionaries throughplanation." out Japan are ever on the to laugh with you and colookout for good proverbs operate with you even in INVALUABLE on which to hang their such a small thing as quotAnd ing a proverb, you have a message. Christian the ourselves, Unlike there are many to be found. real human contact which Japanese still make frequent better to go to must be the basis for every use of proverbs, even em- It is in rags than to hell missionary activity. - From ploying them to clinch argu- heaven "THE WORD." in embroidery. ments. And the wise missionary' studies them, not only for the insights they give into the Japanese culture but also because they are invaluable tools to employ in explaining the teachings of Christ in a way that the Japanese mind will understand. 50 cars operating In all suburbs The number of proverbs dual controlled for your safety All Japan in use now in general _ is very great. Any large dictionary would list about 30,000. The Japanese immediately like to tell the circumstances when they first learned a particular proverb, and then the occasions when they have themselves seen the proverb come true.

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"Independent sector is in process of being phased out" Sir,

The recent Triennium Report of the Schools Commission makes provision for the private school which cannot survive on 65% Federal and State assistance to volunteer to become a "supported school."

Schools opting for this gressive" clique within the morass of increasingly valuetreatment can receive up to British Labour Party and less bank notes. 95 per cent of the total the teacher unions in their cost if the school guarantees quests for "equality", "secu- A CALL FOR to admit all sections of the larism" and "innovation", LEAD ERSHIP Sir, community, accepts govern- combined with galloping inThe advice of the Diocesan Pastoral Council to Christians on life style and to those spending ment or other "public" flation, the independent Are there many sufficisecChurch money was obviously meant to be not more than a general stimulus to us all. representatives on school tor of education in Britain ently interested parents of boards and is subjected to is in the process of being children attending Catholic They did not get down ing his dollars on rusting ral, St. Pat's Church, Fre- quito ridden bushland to Government phased out - autumn 1976 Schools, prepared to really audit. probably machines and that specifics he Highgate mantle, has to and the carve out their institutions, to fight for the return to the throw do so; there away every year Monastery churches - to that they ought to feel guilThese are approximtaely will see the end of it. are wise not to original and only equitable name a few - may have ty that their properties to- the same guarantees reis nothing like a good old when fashion dictates. Surely the same sort of means of per capita fundcommitted some sort of a day are seen as no more quired of British Schools thing is being witnessed in argument over money to ing? IF THERE IS A charity. Christian folly. than financial beacons be- during the post war recon- Australia today - short of kill off However, by not getting DOWNTURN? Where is the leadership • Nor suggest that, if the cause other less inspired in- struction period. a total transformation of Such sales resistance sent Benedictines a century ago dividuals have turned the What has happened today? governnment and govern- on this and so many other down to specifics, such advice can often remain at a shudder down the corri- at Wembley, the Christian scramble for a quarter acre ment philosophy after the issues of vital importance the delightfully vague posi- dors of industry and unions Brothers 75 years ago at block into Australia's richest IN BRITAIN next election, the future of to Catholic parents today/ tion that we all know whose and we have not heard the Clontarf or the St. John of status-seeking game? Because of pressure ap- any genuinely independent Surely the principle has to mink coat we are referring last of that debate yet. God Sisters, 60 years ago at P. CUNNINGHAM, plied by the socialist, hu- denominational system is be that government funds nobody is are game often We to threatened but to Subiaco, went out to mosBentley. manist, educationally "pro- sealed and drowned in a are paid to, or on behalf that if there is a downturn say so. of students. Once the stimulus to think in consumer retail spendhas been taken up it has to ing then a lot of people are The school should then going to suffer at some point deal with specifics. collect fees from parents. With my head in the in the process. With rising inflation likely Governments talk of inlion's jaws, I summon a to propel more and more few questions at random jecting money into the econ"subsidised schools" into the from my reading in the pa- omy in order to boost "supported schools" catespending. pers recently. gory - surely the inevitable Ought person a wish to SPENDING result is the demise of the have less money in his pockLife style spending would Catholic system. surely have a lot to do with et to start off with? In other words, what has Ought a Christian metal the amount of surplus conbeen prevented because of w orker, quoting present dissumer spending in one's the sacrifice, hardship and cussions, not want to catch Sir, pocket. Don Casaroll in The Record of June 19, draws an analogy between Tom the Cheap Grocer determination of countless Certain well-known social- up before proceeding to inCatholic parents throughout dexation? ist countries keep a modest Ought a Christian grain being supplied with goods for his shops from Australian-owned companies and not multi-national the years is now being life style for the citizens by achieved by stealth and curtailing consumer spend- handler not ask for a 35 companies and the ownership and control of the insurance industry in Australia. manipulation. ing to a dull shade of grey hour week because of its The only evidence he sup- use of power by insurance er letter that could be twisDoes Mr. Casaroll also "I have given you inteland channelling the surplus implication with overtime plies about this alleged state companies. ted to mean anything but criticise people for putting ligence to use and you has* into their arms race to dom- conditions? of affairs in Tom's shops is more money into other in- not bothered - I may as I didn't say this and sug- what I said. inate the rest of the world. $37,000 AT 29 that his wife made some gest that Don Casaroll read vestments such as savings well have never given it to Casaroll goes Mr. on to Lonny, the recent rise in Ought a Christian. if he my letter again. you.,, say that I try to make out banks, etc? interest rates was allegedly is rocketed at the age of sort of survey. I don't think we can take A. P. McNAMARA. B. P. O'LOUGHLIN,, in order to soak up the sur- 29 into a job where he While I could assume that shareholders like ourMt. Lawley. plus money in the commun- struggles along on $37,000 the result very seriously, from the wording of the selves control these companPadbury, ity that was bedevilling the a year, send his regrets and although he does try to add first paragraph of Don Cas- ies. conviction to his statement aroll's letter that his wife economy. stay home? I didn't. of course, exIs this a good way to conObviously no-one knows by saying his wife isn't nor- was dumb when she survey- press any such conclusion. trol life style? the answer, least of all do I. mally dumb. ed Tom's Stores I know His statement doesn't Recently there was an apI hope that the advice on Then he goes on to say he didn't mean it to be make sense to me. parent questioning by the Church spending does not that in my letter to The read that way. Then he says that people Australian motorist about suggest that the pioneers Record of June 12, I adI also know that there why he should go on spend- who built the early Cathed- mit and try to justify the were no words in my earli- who invest the funds of insurance companies don't live in East Perth, but that they are wealthy business men with perhaps interest in big companies. Why does he state that? * PAY ONLY IF YOU SELL * Does he think if people live in East Perth and have no financial interests they will 10.20 a.m. (6WN and make better advisors re- SAT., July 5 Regs). garding the best form of in- SUNDAY BY THE WAY: "Half vestment? 8 a.m. (6WF). PERTH'S LARGEST BARGAIN HUNTER'S PAPER Way Houses - Half Way ENCOUNTER: "Mind to What?" Perhaps Mr. Casaroll will tell us why he thinks Awake." 11.50 p.m. (Regs), 12.04 A feature on C. S. Lewis. a.m. (6WN). people of financial substance are unlikely to fight inTo: "The Personal Trading Post" 8 a.m. (Regs). E VENING MEDITAflation. LET'S FACE IT: The TION: G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001 The Rev. George Gatenby What is a big self-finan- fourth in a series of talks by ced company that benefits the Rev. George Smith of of Sydney. from inflation referred to Perth. Please list the articles below in your next edition. TELEVISION by him? 8.15 a.m. (6WN). I retain the right to reduce the advertised prices by notifying your office. SACRED MUSIC: "For SUNDAY ( All items must be priced and have a telephone number. Minimum value for any advertised article BENEFIT TO 11.00 a.m. the feast of St. Peter and is $5, minimum fee for any sold article is $1.50. DIVINE SERVICE: St. Paul." COMPANIES St. Andrew's Anglican To place an advertisement in THE PERSONAL TRADING POST fill in and post this coupon or Phone 11 a.m. (6WN and Regs). Mr. Casaroll says that Cathedral, Sydney. 25 2385 9.00 a.m.- 4.00 p.m. DIVINE SERVICE: St. insurance companies bene9.30 p.m. approx. 2. Al! advertisements except clothing, swap, or to buy, are INSERTED FREE. fit from inflation and then Joseph's Catholic Church in CHALLENGE: "Meet 3. All advertisements are EXCLUSIVE to this paper and appear for a minimum of 6 weeks, I.e. 3 goes on to say that some Malvern, Melbourne. Edward Blaiklock." companies are insurance issues. 6.30 p.m. (6WF and likely to disappear. Regs). 4. On receipt of advertisement, an invoice is forwarded showing commission payable on sale, or disCOMMUNITY HYMN How can this be if they posal of the item. SINGING: inflation? from benefit 5. On sale of items forward the invoice together with the commission to G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001. St. John's Anglican Where is his logic? An early advice of sale by telephone will ensure prompt removal. It is true that some com- Church at Toorak. Melpanies have been taken over bourne. RATES FOR PAY-ONLY-IF-YOU-SELL ADVERTISEMENTS 11.45 p.m. (Regs). 11.56 by amalgamation or absorThe advertising fee due immediately upon sale will be MINIMUM PRICE p.m. (6WN). ption. $5 to $30: $1.50. 5 % THEREAFTER OF THE FIRST $100 of the advertised price; 4% of the second $100 of the price; THE EPILOGUE: The This is necessary to pre3% of the third $100; 2% of the fourth $100; 1% of the advertised price over $400. vent losses caused by infla- Chapel Choir of Magdalen BUENOS AIRES College, Oxford. NOTE: -Clothing, Swap, To Buy, advertisements cost $1.50 each. tion. (NC). - Defying death Mr. Casaroll apparently threats from a clandes( PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY) doesn't know that long, MONDAY tine Rightist organization drawn-out legal proceedings 6.25 a.m. (6WN). the editors of the CathNAME for lump-sum settlements of FACING THE WEEK: olic magazine "Familia workers' compensation and The Rev. George Smith Cristiana (Christian FaADDRESS motor accident's react of Perth. ..... mily) have published against insurance companies their June edition. because of settlements be- FRIDAY C ATEGORY Sister Elena Oshiro, ing related to rising infla10.15 p.m. (6WN). the magazine's 34-yeartion. CROSS WAYS: "The old editor, said that in DESCRIPTION Soul. 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Thursday, June 26, 1975

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by ROD EVANS

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ASTRODALE. a brown of the champion mare Fair-"Agelding by Asteroid. had his flow, made a return to racfirst run since finishing last ing a:ter - going to the Stud behind Crafty Zarn on Moy when she contested the 3. Second Division of the This gelding was the me- Ranges Graduation Stakes dium of a kinesize plunge over 1;400 metres. and the doubles bookmakOwned by Limestone ers' faced a huge ._pay out Park Stud Syndicate, she is with his stable mate Able prepared at Lancelin by forRuler. The commissioners mer top trainer A. C. E. accepted 20/ I each way Walkerdat and Glen Davies that was on very early in piloted her from an outside the betting and forced his barrier position. Apart from the brilli-Australian netball "She said this could be price down to 7/1. She showed me enough By BERNARD JAY ant batting of Clive coach Miss Bette Allison of offset by speed and . It was a- superb training to suggest she will win in skill, re- it Western Australia has been fined by specialised performance on the part of the near future and keeping Lloyd, the West Indies training and century- such devastating form or has got better and better preparing the Singapore na- schedules. Ted Greig„ as the gelding in mind that horses by Bal- captain tional because team tighter of for next bowling, year's and it is generally agreed maker, and the remarkcame from last to finish m enjoy winter racing. "While in Singapore Atliss second to the light-weighted SYLCELLO, owned by able West Indies field- it appeared from the tele- that to a considerable de- world tournament in New Allison also held training Golden Centre. Vincent Yovich, had the ing, resulting in run- vision viewing of the play gree the success has been Zealand," the May edition sessions for Club and school WILLIAMSON, a brown Naval Base Welter over outs, there were three that the West Indian field due to his astute and thou- of "Recreation," newsletter players and provided her of the Australian Depart- coaching was better placed than the ghtful coaching. gelding by Atilla, is owned 2,000 metres won every- features of notes to the Sing. the West In- Australian, and that many ment of Tourism and Recre- apore Netball and trained by Bob Miller where but the last few He Association," dies-Australia match more runs were saved and to the in turn pays tribute ation Advisory Service re* — * and was ridden in the Ran- yards and this former toppersistence and dedi* ported. batsmen the more restricted attracted which atten• There should be no ges Graduation Stakes by class galloper indicated that cation of his charges, whose the by West Indian field, brother John. he will be a force to be tion. enthusiasm, application and Miss Allison's month in great opposition to or diffl.. The first was that the than by Chappell's men, condition, certainly reflect Singapore Shortly after the start, reckoned with in the major was sponsored by culty in providing elevated WILLIAMSON was incon- handicaps during the winter match, attended by a sell- particularly early in the their response to his efforts. the Australian Government coaching positions for both out crowd, confirmed that innings. venienced and dropped to season. coaches at all W.A.N.F.L * * It would be unfair to under its Sports Assistance * near the rear but he recovclub grounds, with a suitHis owner nearly com- one-day or limited over Programm e us a cultural single out The West Indies cricket a section or inered to finish powerfully pleted a treble when he cricket is here to stay and able communications syssporting exchange. just behind the place gett- backed his football team, that it is wanted by the team's threat to boycott the dividual players for their tems to the runner and othMiss Allison, who guided er point where it is ers. This South Australian Perth, of which he is presi- cricketing public — whose planned "private" tour of part in the victory against deemRangers South for all Africa proposed made solid by the W.A. team to the Aus- ed necessary. bred horse will win in the dent, Sylceno and Salvado, enthusiasm seemed to be contributions to the second- tralian title last year, used I Chappell, an the Australcouple waning a seasons of near future. who ran second to MaxiIn fact, it is rather surian Test captain, is unfor- half drive after a somewhat video-tape recordings in her CAT DANCING, a mite for a good win to com- ago. prising that this has not hesitant tunate but in that involves nevertheless it the If World Cup, for inwork with the Singapore brown mare by Billum out plete the treble. been a routine procedure. stance, is to be played in, some of the finest and most courageous first half. team, the newsletter said. The practice of coaches McLean, from a famous say, England, Australia, the sportsmanlike players in the Interest in netball was taking up elevated positions, Scottish soccer family, West Indies, possibly India world. the better to watch the per. and New Zealand in rotaIt is the more unfortun- Jackson and McKean, to- high in Singapore but Miss tion, it may be necessary to ate in that Peter Hain, the gether with Miller played Allison was disappointed to formance of their players, find that the sport was no has become standard pracconduct other matches to self-styled chairman of some brilliant football for (Run on Friday Night at Gloucester Park) tice for many Australian longer played at school. Rangers, a superbly fit, avoid country one travelling Keep Out Racist Sport and 7.30 — ROYAL TOURNAMENT STAKES (1). Rules coaches in recent years strong and, at times, rugged a long distance for a limited Geoff Crawford, described She believed it was necesNapoleon, Prince Newton Morris Maid. amount of cricket, but, judg- as the chairman of the side, and the formidable sary to train promising play- one of the early( and most 8.00 — QUALIFYING STAKES (1). successful) practitioners being by the fervour which West Indies anti-apartheid Greig made an impressive ers from 12 years of age. Royal Vane Mathinna, Lady Dehal. ing the spectacular Ron marshal of the Rangers foraccompanied the recent con- committee in London, have 8.20 — THE PIPES' HANDICAP. "The smaller build of the Barassi, the ex-Melbourne, Wexford Adios, Musterer, Block Buster. test all the cricketing na- seen fit to approach the ces. Singapore players need not Carlton and Victorian ruck8.50 — QUALIFYING STAKES (2). tions may be willing to un- West Indies captain and It was perhaps appropri- be a disadvantage," said the man and now coach of Acahar, Kistalou, Kiwi Raider. dertake the journeys in others and to worry the ate that in the closing stages newsletter. North Melbourne. .9.15 — ROYAL TOURNAMENT STAKES (2). of play the smashing drive search of the championship Australian captain on the Binduli, Top Byrd, Bret Adios. at goal which he let go — the and prize. eve import of ant games 9.45 — EDINBURGH INVITATION STAKES. (which would have evened The second was in the against England. Typhson Answer Me Miss Dundee. the score) should have been bowling. fast 10.15 —THE KILT HANDICAP. The tactics are apparent- brilliantly saved by Tony No doubt the Australians Bin Veld, Glenice Play, Vesper Lad. ly to disrupt the remaining Witschge, the fine 19-year.10.45 — MILITARY TATTOO STAKES. have learnt, though they matches of the Australians' old W.A. goalkeeper, Jay Mode, Alluvial Gold, Royal Force. who might have been expected tour of England if Chappell once again was in excellent Best Bet: BIN YEKI. to know before, that pace, and others - sign contracts form. particularly when the length for the proposed South Af* * * is at times short, has no rican tour. fears for West Indian batsSingle, Twin and Family Rooms FAINIVONIFtelINIC di-.:31rWAIC1t, Why Hain should want to men, the more so when it Tariff includes — Dinner, Bed and hurt the game of cricket in is bowled on English-paced Breakfast — from $6.00 daily. his own country it is diffiwickets. Australia's pace men cult to understand unless, 235 Vincent Street Lillee and Thomson bowled of course, he is more con- , NORTH PERTH cerned with politics than , too many short balls and were hammered, as they with the sport of all coun28 1288 THE CAR FIRM The premiership table of tries of the world. were bound to be. it would be a different the Catholic Netball AssocThey might well have of Distinction taken a leaf from Gilmour matter, although equally re- iation shows that at the half — or Walker's — book grettable, if the England way mark in the season BAYSWATER HOTEL Now operating from Gilmour is a lively bowl- team were involved, but it there are some close conOpposite STATION (Pleasant Beer Garden) tests in several of is not, the and to threaten to er of medium pace, he con555 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK - - - 61 7711 Time Old Music and Dancing, g rades. disrupt the programme of sistently kept the ball up to 194 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD, MT. HAWTHORN 24 7466 In the A Grade competiFriday and Saturday the West Indian batsmen an innocent party (and inLES BARTLETT, Prop. and had it "leaving" them cidentally to rob it of need- tion played at Hedley Park late. They had few oppor- ed revenue) would be inde- Como are on top with 12 points, closely followed by tunities to hit him consist- fensible. Wembley Hotel THE RAILTON To the normal Australian Melville with ten. ently. PRIVATE HOTEL Then follow Highgate observer interested only in COMFORTABLE And, lastly, there was 5 Minutes from St. Mary's Australia's unaccustomed cricket it seems incompre- (8), South Perth and SubACCOMMODATION Cathedral urbans (each with 6 and patchy performance in the hensible that Hain and his BED and BREAKFAST Bed and Breakfast associates go to extraordin- South Perth ahead on perDINING ROOM field. $5.00 centages) and Bentley (4). ary lengths on Cnr. MURRAY E7 BARRACK STS. occasions Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS, Too many catches were PERTH Three teams are M. at F. the such CRANLEY, Licensee as the current one yet dropped — two of them by PERTH 6000 PHONE 25 2133 the tireless Edwards, who is (happily) raise no objection top of the A Reserve table Phone 87 2418 on all sides recognised as to such great South African each with ten points. They No. 1 LOTTERY $500,0J for $10 one of the finest fieldsmen players as Barry Richards are St. Joachim's, Floreat Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL Nu_ BOOK ( 50 STRAIGHT) $500 and Tony Greig playing and Doubleview. in the world. Then follow Scarborough Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee It should be said that both professionally for English (6), Bedford (5) and BentMorning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 1st Prize were difficult chances, and counties. It is not suggested that ley (1). The games are playf acilities. $6.00 per day. TICKETS $1.00 -- Full Books $50.00 one, wide out in the covers, would have been a brilliant they should make a fuss ed at Havelock Street. 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 25 2091 Three teams are close to piece of catching had it about this, but it reveals CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVANS No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize either a blatant inconsis- each other in the B1 Grade, been taken. TICKETS 50 cents — Full Books $25 Whether it was because tency or a cynicism which whose matches are also • See us about your WEDDINGS and played at Hedley Park. Lloyd and Kanhai were in is unacceptable. PARTIES in the MOOMBA ROOM And was not Basil D'Oi- They are Benes Bombers vera a South African? And (12 points), Doubleview (10), Moderate Rates PHONE 22 1049 didn't he play for England and Bicton (9). Then follow Bedford (6), along with Tony Greig — Northam's with some considerable dis- Therapists (6) and Bentley COMMERCIAL HOTEL-MOTEL (3). tinction? Tom Murphy, Proprietor Leo Steins, Manager Similarly, * * in the B2 Grade * ----If further confirmation whose matches are played at w ere needed of the notable St. Denis'. Yokine. three NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL rrogress that West Austra- teams are vying for the top ' 'HOME OF THE HOFBRAHAUS" lian soccer has made recent- place. Lawley (2) and Dianella r2orner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH ly it was provided last weekRoom with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee end by the State team's de- each have 12 points and are Morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking feat of Scottish first-divi- closely followed by Highf acilities. B & B $6.00 day sion champions Glasgow gate (2) with ten. The other Deane, points are Lawley (1), 8: ,ermanInt accommodation B & B $25.00 P.W. Rangers. Phone 28 7566 Brigs, 4 and Bedford, nil. Apart from the fact that CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVAPNhT:onn ' e 28 751 6. ......-.4 it was 37 years since a Night games W.A. team had won in HERDSMAN MOTOR HOTEL Perth, the manner in which The semi-finals in the DOUBLE 1111 the State team achieved its Catholic Netball Associa- A- 26 AIR CONDITIONED POOL SIDE UNITS — SINGLE, Special Family Rates Full success was a tribute to ev- tion night competition will • DINING ROOM — SMORGASBORD FUNCTION ROOM erybody connected with it. be played at Matthews next The all-purpose pub North of the River SPECIALISING IN I- ) There were three inter- Tuesday night, the semi-fin9 HERDSMAN PARADE, WEMBLEY nationals in the Rangers alists being Floreat, Perth TYRES•RECAPS•BATT-ElilES PETER BURCHETT: 87 5555 team, which is recognised as (1), South Perth (1) and For all brands discounted! 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