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Pope proclaims "covenant" as Holy Year ends

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VATICAN CITY (N.C.).—The Church through the 1975 Holy Year had forged a 20th - century covenant between God and contemporary life, Pope Paul VI proclaimed in closing the year-long jubilee.

"We shall remember it unrivalled God, God of es You . . . life is You, 0 forever," exclaimed Pope mystery, of peace and of God, suspended as a beatifying lamp cast upon the Paul during an unprecedent- beatitude. "We confess this: we have shadow of our stuttering exed midnight Mass under cold, clear skies in St. Pet- bent our heads, senseless perience." "And where shall we go er's Square, at which 200 with pride, with self-sufficpriests assisted at the distri- iency and foolishness, and now?" the Pope asked, now before the requirements of that Holy Year is over. bution of communion. "We shall understand the God's kingdom we have recov"A religious act or of the times' which is consciences 'sign our generated enant has successfully enwis- love for that neighbour in deavoured to link this so- in the sincerity and the whose definition You have called modern life of ours dom of humility." every person — included with You, 0 God." every person needing yes, IS "FAITH The Pope, who minutes understanding, help, combefore had drawn closed LIFE" fort, sacrifice, even if he is the taught had Year Holy two bronze doors at the unknown, even if personally Holy Year entrance to St. Church that "faith is life". he is annoying and hostile." Peter's Basilica, declared the Pone said. solemnly: "It is life because it reach- (• CONTINUED PAGE 2) "In staggering fear we have come near to the abyss of a fatal ruin, and we have dared . . . to knock again at the door of the Father's house that we ourselves have abandoned."

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o Pictured at the two-week theology course at St. Thomas More College this week are from left: Miss Tessie Nittoreda, Miss Margaret Gomes and Mrs. Barbara Harris. MISS NITI OREDA is one of the four visiting lecturers from the East Asia Pastoral Institute. A specialist in catechetical programmes for schools and parishes, she will be the last speaker at the four twilight sessions that have been of-

fered to the public during the fortnight. Miss Nittoreda's first t alk commences at 5 p.m. on Sunday, January 11, at Trinity College. The session comsecond mences at 7.30 p.m.; tea and coffee are available for those who bring their

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Paul's crest. The Pope, who last Christmas became the first pilgrim of the Holy Year to pass through the door, was the last of about eight million pilgrims to cross the

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The doorway at the far right of St. Peter's Basilica will remain sealed until the next scheduled jubilee in the year 2000.

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At solemn ceremonies on Christmas morning, cardinals sealed up the Holy Doors at Rome's other major basilicas St. John Lateran, St. Mary Major and St. Paul Outside-the-Walls. Addressing about 90,000 pilgrims during the homily of the Mass televised around the world, the Pope said that the New Covenant Holy Year linked with God "our concrete, historical and Only four weeks re- civil life, whether negative, main till school re- skeptical, aberrant and incommences. different, or pious and faithful."

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Papal kiss a 'challenge' on Mobile vans bring services to Catholic school doors church unit cited in church bulletins and NEW YORK (N.C.). church Press, have served — When Pope Paul their educational purposes. kissed the foot of "Now is the time for a Orthodox Metropolitan dialogue in depth and in the Meliton of Chalcedon, at a Mass recently, a Instead, he said "a dia- challenged "other Christians spirit of humility so impressively manifested by Pope "challenge" was issued logue with a specific aim, to reciprocate." Paul. to all Christians to the reconciliation of the ' The Feast of the Nativ"Social justice, equality unite the Catholics and Church . . . must be initiof the sexes, peace — these ity and the beginning of the Orthodox Churches, ated at once." Year imposes upon all Greek Orthodox Arch- Citing the formation of a are empty words unless they New believers the need for true bishop lakovas of Pan-Orthodox commission are nurtured by the spirit revision and correction of of committed religious leadNorth and South to prepare for theological ers," the archbishop said. traditional positions, if we America said here. dialogue between the Cathare sincerely committed to

PHILADELPHIA (NC). — Mobile vans have begun providing auxiliary services to Catholic school children here.

A Supreme Court decision handed down in May outlawed such services when rendered on Catholic Church property. The first of the bans began pulling up to Philadelphia Catholic schools in mid-December and started screening children for educational or psychological deficiencies. Following the decision which the court handed down in the Meek vs. Pittenger case, the Pennsylvania legislature rushed the new law through to provide the mobile facilities. The

court ruling barred the expenditure of State funds "on the premises of non - public the schools." The mobile units will also be used to provide counselling, guidance, remedial mathematics and reading assistance.

which has a contract with the Philadelphia school district to provide such services. Another Pennsylvania Bill recently signed into law will permit the 7,000 Catholic school children who suffer from speech and hearing defects to receive therapy on the premises of their schools. The Act provides State funding of on-site diagnostic and corrective services, specifically classifying these as health services, thus eliminating the need to transport the children to non-religious locations.

He added: olic and Orthodox churchGod and His people who we "I consider it an official es, Archbishop Iakovos "Dialogues of the type claim to serve." LEARNING challenge addressed to all Christians, who in their DIFFICULTY search for unity, should bow Children diagnosed as out of the trenches, confeshaving learning disabilitsional and otherwise, and ies will either be given declare as openly as they help when the vans recould their obedience to the turn periodically or be Lord who is inviting us to taken by bus to the restore the unity and oneChild Guidance Clinic at ness of His church," ArchChildren's Hospital, bishop Iakovos said in a statement. Pope Paul's spontaneous gesture toward Metropolitan ADELAIDE.—The Knights of the Southern Cross are becoming Meliton came at a Mass last month marking the 10th an- increasingly active in the field of community values and standards, niversary of the lifting of says the new K.S.C. national president, Mr. Peter Taylor. the excommunications Catholic and Orthodox leaders "It will take action when Mr. Taylor, an Adelaide "The great danger is that had pronounced against each optometrist and optician, is necessary — in matters like the general public is becomin the I1th century over chairman of the board of the objectionable film, for ex- ing apathetic about the dedoctrinal matters. South Australian Southern ample. generation of morals. Cross Homes and is a form"It's all happening in "A STEP er KSC national vice-presfront of us and we're just ident. FORWARD" gradually coming to accept He became president at it. "The Pope's unprecedented gesture should not only the Knights' recent plenary "There has been divorce be seen as a saint's action, conference in Sydney. and abortion. ROME (N.C.).—Abortion legislation which some claim falls only or symbolic of his humilMr. Taylor said that the "Now there is the questity," Archbishop Iakovos de- conference had set up a new a hair's breadth short of abortion-on-demand goes before Italy's Lower ion of euthanasia." clared, "but a step forward, position or "portfolio" — House on January 13. An auxiliary bishop "If we do nothing about for I don't see how else he that of national community from Sydney has been it, it will become legal. could ever justify his pros- relations officer. The proposal would per- given support from the Other grounds for aborpromoted to fill the vactration." "It's a matter of interest- mit abortion within the first Communist Party, which tion under the new legisla"We feel there was a desant see of Toowoomba. ing people in what's going 90 days of pregnancy upon earlier had been holding out tion are grave risk of serArchbishop Iakovos said perate need for a portfolio Bishop Edward Kelly, ious deformation in the on, of getting them involv- the mother's simple declar- for stricter laws. that the Pope's action mark- to be set up to watch the one of the five Auxiliary child, or pregnancy resulting ation that the pregnancy's ed. ed the end of "ecumenical changes in the community Bishops in Sydney, sucThe earlier communist from rape or incest. effect upon her "economic, romanticism" and "informal and in community stand- ceeds the late Bishop "Once you present people position was interpreted as social or familial conditions" discussions." with the facts they usually ards," he said. a signal to Italy's dominant Some critics of the proBrennan who died last constitutes a threat to her become concerned about Christian Democratic party posed law charge that the September. health. what's happening. that the Communist Party "certification" by a doctor Bishop Kelly was ordwould act responsibly if ad- of the woman's claims that ained as a Missionary of A doctor she chooses the Sacred Heart in 1942 from specified list "certifies" mitted to the Government. the pregnancy threatens her economic, social and familand held several positions AUSTRALIA the request for abortion "on But the Communist Party in the congregation. He the basis of the woman's came under heavy pressure ial •situation would amount 'LESS CHRISTIAN' declaration". to a rubber stamp. spent some time in the from the Press and from Apostolic Delegation at legislation The has been "If you point out that a feminists inside and outside Others say that even if Sydney. th party to support more she is refused she can shop certain piece of legislation He was ordained bishwould have certain consepermissive legislation sub- around for a sympathetic op in Sydney in 1969 by quences, they react. mitted by the Socialists, the doctor, and that the law Cardinal Gilroy. Liberals, and others. therefore would amount to "If you point don't out Toowoomba diocese is abortion-on-demand. what's happening, people 105 years old and has 35 The Legislation which has ROME (NC). — The Italian bishops' warnsimply have faith in the polparishes with 95 churches stopped short of the SocialStill others observe that a ing that Christianity and Marxism are incomserved by 83 diocesan iticians and assume that ists' proposal that abortion doctor is not by his trainthey're good Christians. patible has come under fire in the Italian and 15 religious priests; be left entirely to the wo- ing competent to judge econPress. the Catholic population "Australia is gradually man's decision in the first omic, social and familial is 45,000. becoming less Christian. We 90 days of pregnancy. matters anyway. But that declaration by The bishops also want Australia to remain a the Italian Bishops Con- strongly condemned aborThe Pope then concluded Christian nation." ference was defended by tion. his message on the closing only the Vatican daily Taylor Mr. will be in ofThe Italian Parliament newspaper, "L'Osserva- is considering legislation fice for a term of three of Holy Year: tore Romano," and by that some hold would years. "The civilisation of love the Italian Catholic daily be tantamount 249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER to legalis"What I'd most like to see will prevail over the anxiety "Avvenire." ing abortion-on-demand. in my term of office is for of the implacable social "Avvenire" wrote: the aims of the Order to be struggles, and it will give to 114 W.A's. Leading Paving Contractors The Socialist paper "The real name stems fully implemented," he said. the world the longed-for For Better Paving Contact Us "Avanti" wrote: "We find from belief that the bitransfiguration of humanity shops could consent to ourselves at the start of "These aims are to pro- that, at last, is Christian." We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of an ideology and a cul- a deliberately political. mote the advancement of 114 Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. reactionary turning-point ture which many times, In a final symbolic gestROME (N.C.). — The Australia and to foster the We have a most modern plant including power of the Italian bishops." and without ever denying of way life ure, the Pope lit a bronze bishops of the Calabria Christian Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. it, has offered itself as a lantern after the last blessThe Republican Party's region in southern Italy throughout the nation." universal alternative to "Voca Estimates Submitted Free young ing gave two and it to condemned strongly have Republicana" deHe said he thought it Italians. Christianity." Country Clients please note that we have a State organised crime and, speplored the "harsh words was significant that the conThe communist daily of the cifically, the activities of wide Service, and will gladly quote on any anathema" of the They took it to the Cataference had voted to make newspaper, "L'Unita" bishops' statement. the Mafia in the area. requirements Callxtus, combs St. of donations two of — $1,000 called the bishops' statepastoral letter joint I n a We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand burn it a where will reas one for the Catholic Enment "a violent, disconIt called the bishops' they denonuced "the griev- quiry Centre. the other for minder of the faith shared PROMPT DELIVERY certing attack on the pol- statement a "pretext to ous and sad phenomenon of the national laity confer- between the Christians of itical determination of the condemnation of any Phone 71 1578 - 71 1600 the Mafia, a disfiguring ence to be held in Sydney the first centuries and those Christians, as well as on ideology that denies rewound upon society, a mark next April. i iuAazaC-akiCaCsV st of the twentieth. the right of the Italian ligion or calls itself atheof socio - economic and Parliament to rule on ab- istic, quite apart from cultural retrogression and ortion." what it might offer." of moral and civic decay." Calling the Mafia an 0.04.#4,4141#41#04.1 "intolerable blood-sucker," been stripped of his priestly OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS II the bishops listed among Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and functions and now runs the crimes "the frustration and Set risk of being arrested as a Corneal Lens Consultants stoppage of all productive ZURICH (NC) — A "vagrant without visible activity, dealing in contra- Russian Orthodox means of support". 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH — — — 21 5344 *Li band, organised thievery, Father Yakunin was one CAROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN — — — 68 4831 extortion, kidnapping, cor- priest in Moscow who of two signers of a letter 4 QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 LOCKSMITHS ruption of public officials, sent a letter denounc- widely circulated at the Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced DEMPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND — 73 1929 PI CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service smuggling, and the creation ing Soviet oppression opening in November of of a climate of fear that of religious believers the Nairobi convention. allows it to operate with to the World Council The letter called for a camimpunity." of Churches assembly paign of prayer and fast„, The letter summoned all in Nairobi has been ing to protest Soviet perse"ii.1:154V/S)fir:of b• men of goodwill to unite cutions of Christians. t CARPET against criminality and to be suspended and faces It also urged that letters Remodel that old bathroom 14r • arrest. Courageous in the pursuit of SPECIALISTS of protest be sent to inter-• Add justice. 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Knights more active in field of community standards Bishop Kelly appointed to inwoomba

Italian Press hits at bishops' warning against Marxism

"Abortion - on - demand" Bill to go before Italian Lower House

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New Archbishop of Westminster named soon LONDON N.C.).—Consultations for the appointment of a new Archbishop of Westminster have been completed, the apostolic delegate in Great Britain has announced. More than 90 names ••••-••••••".###,-m,shad been suggested and more than 800 people had written to him about the appointment, Archbishop Bruno Heim said. It is expected that the successor to Cardinal John Heenan, who died in November, will be QUITO (N.C.). — The named about the middle Ecuador Military Governof January. ment's information agency, The chapter of Westfaced by demands from minster province, which three leading bishops for a Includes three other dio- return to civilian rule under ceses, have made propos- the country's constitution. als, and Archbishop has branded them "insidiHeim has sent his con- ous" and "self-serving." clusions to the Vatican. The bishops' demands Some candidates are came while the Government was in the throes of rereported to have indicatorganisation after an ated that poor health would prevent them tempt by senior officers in from accepting the office. November to oust General Guillermo Rodriguez Lara, Officials here have said who had ousted a civilian that 67year-o1d Archadministration in 1972. bishop George P. Dwyer of Birmingham, earlier mentioned as a possible successor to Cardinal Heenan, is among these. • Some months before his death, Cardinal Heenan took the unprecedentPARIS — When France's Xavier Francis • Pictured above is an Australian Army bulldozer making short work of the timber and stumps at St. ed step of inviting sugbishops entered the Pope gestions for a successor. I John XXIII hall at Mission, Wandering. in view of his deterioratLourdes for their annual ing health. meeting recently they found a change from previous years. No ashtrays. Cardinal Marty, Archbishop of Paris and the outgoing president. The Australian Army explained: P AINTING "In a spirit of sacrifice, is the latest ally of the CONTRACTOR we invite you to abstain Wandering Aboriginal from smoking during the Mission in its new 20 Mabel Street, plenary sessions. venture of regrouping SOUTH PERTH To make this easier expanding its and WASHINGTON (NC) — for you we have removactivity. Phone 67 2716 One of the operators wan ers and sisters who have parents to be given special The Catholic University of ed the ashtrays." The former acting-super- Sapper Bob Ugle who lived been separated into other training, either bY visiting America here has establishPastoral for homes or institutions will be lecturers or by Correspond- ed a Centre intendent of the mission, at the mission as a child Liturgy. Mr. Tom Roberts, contacted The army saw it as an brought together to be ence courses. thz educational Designed to assist parish, 22 Construction Squadron opportunity of giving ex- stabilised as a family unit of the Royal Australian En- perience to the squadron again, and then to be re- needs on the mission are diocesan, Religious and comgineers, for a quote on and of performing a higher settled as an individual served by two teachers in munity liturgical commisscleaning up 500 acres of the standard of work than group again with a hoo an Education Department ions in liturgical formation, school on the property. the centre will maintain ties mission property. would normally be called family. From its establishment in for from a civil contractor. To assist with the childA kindergarten teacher is with the U.S. Bishops' Comthe 1940's, Wandering misNearly 7,000 gallons of ren's emotional problems, a hoping to involve children mittee on the Liturgy, diosion was developed as a distillate were used as a social worker will be en- from the surrounding dis- cesan liturgical commissions farm on the freehold proboth D8H bulldozer with trek gaged and arrangements are trict in her programme at and other associations. perty of the archdiocese arm and root rake and an- being made for the cottage Wandering. official and private. with the intention of provid- other D6C unit pushed the ing funds for the care of timber into wind rows up Aborigines. to 300 feet long, raking up spilled timber and ripping SIX PLANT roots at the same time. O PERATORS The only objections came professor of religion at UTRECHT (NC). — At the moment the farm from the bees who showed Stanford University, has deis being restructured and their disapproval at being Pope Paul has appointed scribed Cardinal Willebrands WillJan Cardinal the army's help was sought dislodged from the trees as "a man whose spirit and to shift timber and the like ebrands, president of depth of commitment have from partially cleared padSecretariat Vatican the had an incalculable impact docks in order to improve STAFF FOR on the many non-Roman for Promoting Christian their grazing and croppine 60 CHILDREN Catholics with whom he has Cardsucceed to Unity, potential. had dealings since the formission is now inal Bernard Alfrink, Wandering From September to Nomation of the secretariat." planning to take up to 60 the retiring Archbishop vember last year, six plant Pope John XXIII named will who children Aboriginal operators under Corporal of Utrecht. him the first secretary of the CONFERENCE Don Kennewell in return be cared for in cottage The Dutch-born Cardinal newly established Secretariat functioning. already homes, ON WOMEN for their services, were Applicants for the posi- Willebrands (66), who has for Promoting Christian Unrationed and accommodated Bishop Torrella Cascante, Vatiity in 1960. tion of new superintendent been president of the at the mission while (52), regarded as a Vatican they are currently being assessed can secretariat since 1969, is Pope Paul ordained him liberal, headed the Holy Put two caterpillar units to and it is honed to obtain to continue in that position, a bishop in 1964, and creatWork on the paddocks. / See's delegation to the MexRaBishop Spanish seven cottage parents, single but the ed him a cardinal in 1969. ico City Conference on woor married couples with amon Cascante, has been naSomebody may need children, to care for the med vice-president of the se- In 1969, he was also nam- men last June. ed president of the unity Bishop Torrella CassanYour used (or new) children. cretariat. secretariat, succeeding Car- te's work in the Justice and school uniforms, books Cardinal Willebrands will dinal Augustin Bea, the JesThe principal aim of the or equipment. Wandering Mission will be be the 58th Archbishop of uit scripture scholar, its first Peace Commission and his Use our SCHOOL to care for children whose Utrecht in a line traced president, who had died the previous vice presidency of the Council for the Laity families have been frail- back to Saint Willibrord, the SWOP-SHOP. year before. have given him good conmissionary mented. Anglo-Saxon ( See page 10) A Presbyterian ecumenist, tacts both with Catholic laiAs far as possible, broth. who brought the Gospel to the Netherlands in the 7th Dr. Robert McAfee Brown, ty and with non-Catholics.

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Chile frees six priesis and drops charges

version for harbouring Leftists. Release with Father WheS ANTIAGO (N.C.). — lan, who opted for ChileanThe military government of citizemhip in 1972 after 18 years of missionary work Chile has granted . a Christ- here, where Chilean Fathers Salas, Rafael mas pardon to some 160 Fernando political prisoners, including Marwo, Patricio Cariole and Patricio Guajardo. five priests. President Pinochet 'said Among them is American- that the priests "are being born Holy Cross Father freed after admitting to Gerald Whelan, who had their guilt, which they did been charged with • -sub- by not complaining."

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February 2

Catholicism, society and right to life

MELBOURNE. — Society must respect the life of an old perArchbishop Goody will be on holiday from son and of an incurably sick person just January 14 to 27. as it must respect the At St. Anne's Hospital. silver jubilee Mass of life of an infant and a profession of Sisters Bosco and Laboure. mature person.

Teenage marriages, guidelines issued

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ernments had a bounden duty in this matter and cannot "place themselves above the laws of Almighty God."

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The statment said: "Human life, from its very begining$, is sacred in which abortions are last freMeeting in Sydney and must be respected and Bishop Quinn. Archbishop Little said week under the chairman- quently performed were mu- safeguarded by every mem4.30 p.m. Jubilee Mass at Victoria Square for this at the annual commun7 ship of Cardinal James ltiplying in N.S.W., and Sisters Anthony (70 years). Dympna (50), ion breakfast of the Rail- Freeman, Archbishop of that some were subsidised ber of the society. "We speak for, and deways Catholic Memorial and Nolasco and Cabrini (25). Sydney, the bishops defend- from "the public purse." fend, the unborn who canBursary Association last on the new seminars for all clergy 17, 18, 20 One day ed the right to life of the not speak for themselves Sunday. unborn child. rite of Penance. The bishops of N.S.W. against lethal actions that In a strong plea for the called on their State gov- deprive them of the most right to life, and an attack They said they were dis- ernment to "curb this mor- fundamental right of manon abortion, Dr. Little quot- tressed to learn that clinics al evil," adding that gov- kind — the right to life." ed a statement in a daily newspaper that a team of doctors were performing 10,000 abortions a year at an East Melbourne house. He asked whether people could remain silent about such a "startling assertion" when "a couple of years CLERGY APPOINTMENTS Father Chris Flamer, former parish priest of ago 1034 road deaths shockCorrigin now combined with Bruce Rock under the ed Victoria into strong meaincoming pastor, Father Ken Keating, will take up sures to prevent the carnage residence this week as locum tenens at Our Lady on the road." of Victories parish, Cambridge Street, Wembley.

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RIO DE JANEIRO, (NC) — More than 1,000 prisoners were released under a nationwide Christmas pardon granted by President Ernesto Geisel of Brazil to honour the Holy Year and heed the call to reconciliation by Pope Paul. The government decree, acknowledging reliigous motivations, went to all Brazil's State Governors and military commanders for action before Christmas. Cardinal Eugenio Sales of Rio de Janeiro, visited the main area gaols during December. He said Mass and preached to hundreds of inmates at penitentiaries in here and in nearby Evaristo Moraes.

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Archbishop and hundreds of Catholics denounce Election win Marcos labour decree may give aid

"I do not impute evil moMANILA (N.C.).—Archbishop Jaime L. Sin and hundreds of tives to those who seek to Manila Catholics, including priests and nuns, have protested against justify abortion," said ArFerdinand Marcos' labour decree forbidding strikes or any chbishop Littie, "but has President VANCOUVER (N.C.).— anyone a right to destroy aid to labour organisations as long as martial law lasts. The sweeping and unexpectthis life?" Martial law was declared operatives, and services for decree enjoins that he must ed defeat suffered by the ORLANDO, Florida (NC) — Bishop Grady of Suported by Scripture, in 1972 and the Govern- working persons through re- first go to your Labour Socialist Government of Orlando has joined the increasing number of the tradition of the Church ment has not stated when search, education or com- Secretary for clearance." last Colombia British bishops issuing guidelines for teenage mar- had always held that hu- it will be lifted. munications. Archbishop Sin asserted month may mean governriages that insist on adequate preparation in man life must be protected ment aid for Catholic Archbishop Sin wrote to The archbishop's protest that the decree "deprives us schools in the province. order to help young people make a "mature and favoured from the be- President Marcos in his own was the help right to our of the virtually ignored in ginning, just as in the var- name and in the name of decision". people whose rights have British Columbia and daily Press. developof its ious stages sigtheir been trampled upon by Manitoba are the only affixed who those They also require an in"The motive for these He asserted: "To give those who, in their zeal to Canadian provinces that do natures to his protest. bishop depth interview of the ment, said Dr. Little. the guidelines," so that dismissed discharge the duties of their not grant recognition aid alms recognising that "While priests, to inletter priest, an a the in by couple wrote He said that the presi"is a sincere desire to help terview of the parents of the right to life is a basic dential decree "stops us from workers may buy food for office, are tempted to forget funding to non - State schools. young people make a mat- both parties, evaluation of human right, should it be performing our Christian their hungry families, to that they are Christians." ure decision about mar- the couple by a profession- protected by law?" said Ar- and human duty to help the offer guidance and support A parallel protest stateThe province's new Rightfor employees unjustly ex- ment, drawn up by the Con- wing Social Credit Governriage, so that their married al counsellor from the dio- chbishop Little. and the suffering." poorploited, are duties that ference of Major Religious ment has been formally life will be lasting and hap- cesan Catholic Social Serpy. vices, participation of the A POPE'S The decree forbids any priests and Religious must Superiors and signed also, committed to legal recog"It is an effort to coun- couple in the Pre-Cana Pro- ANSWER organisation, fulfill apart from any cabi- by a long list of citizens, nition and payment of nonor person terbalance the high rate of gramme and authorisation Filipino or foreign, to give net minister's permission. called the strike "A legiti- capital operating costs of Pope John XXIII, in the any donation or other form divorce among Americans of the marriage by the dioarchbishop corn- mate weapon in the hands non - State schools since The great encyclical, Pacem in of assistance in cash or plained: and American Catholics, es- cesan marriage court. of oppressed workers." 1973. pecially among those who The guidelines note that Terris, gave the answer to kind, directly or indirectly, "If a priest should wish It pointed out that the Ironically, the Social question. this marry while very young." the right to marry "is a to any labour group or to preach on the dignity of right to strike had been de- Credit Party which now said every human so"He prior-, right of high auxiliary unit without prior labour and on the rights of fended by the International gives Catholic parents hope The guidelines note that natural about 70 percent of teenage ity" but not an unrestricted ciety, if it is to be well- permission of the Secretary the working man, a duty Labor Organisation, "of for aid to their schools, has ordered and productive, or Labour. marriages end in divorce, right. urged on him by papal en- which Philippine Secretary historically been the fiercest While priests may not must lay down as a foundaand when a premarital The prohibition extends to cyclicals and council dorm- of Labour Blas Ople is cur- of opponent to non-State . . this priniciple . tion refuse to witness a lightly pregnancy is involved the help given credit unions, co- ments, Section 8 of your rently president." school aid. divorce rate soars to 90 marriage, the guidelines say, namely, that every human he may delay it for ade- being is a person, that his percent. quate reasons, such as re- nature is endowed with inThese facts, the guide- fusal of the couple to par- telligence and free will. lines say, "corroborate the ticipate in the preparatory "By virtue of this, he had legitimate presumption that steps, lack of readiness for many teenagers are not marriage, or lack of ade- rights and duties of his own, mature enough emotionally, quate appreciation of the following directly and simfor England's legal claim opiritually, intellectually, spiirtual and sacramental ultaneously from his very to share with Spain sovnature." financially to handle the dimensions of marriage. ereignty over the New rights, the obligations, and The first right of a huWorld. He may also refuse to LONDON.—While the argument continues among scholars the responsibilities of mar- witness the marriage if man being was his life, Arriage in contemporary soc- neither party is a practis- chbishop Little said. over whether America was discovered by Columbus in the 15th iety." "This right precedes recCentury or by the 10th Century Norse Vikings, new archaeological ORIGIN OF ing Catholic and they indidemands it . . . ognition The guidelines, which are cate no intention to return evidence has recently been put forward which suggests that there FORTS? applicable when either party to the practise of the faith. recognition and it is strictly were other Europeans who made the discovry well over a thousand Recent American archis not yet 19 years old or The Orlando diocese is unjust to refuse to give it. years earlier. aeological and linguistic when a pregnancy is in- one of a large number of research has helped to The mysterious naviga- monuments surviving in and the possibility of fi- substantiate that the Mavolved, require a three- U.S. dioceses that have est- LAW AND tors who quietly slipped Western Europe, notably shermen undertaking a doe story may not be a month waiting period be- ablished stricter guidelines MORALITY across the Atlantic when in Britain and in the Re- long voyage — perhaps piece of romantic fiction, tween the first interview in recent years for teenage "Respect for life is envia Greenland — is not but is very probably bawith the priest and the marriage preparation and no historian seems to public of Ireland. joined from the time the But there is apparentwedding date. have been looking were to be ruled out. evaluation. sed on fact. process of generation begins. Celts, according to the ly no way of telling from This is not the first Forts have been dislatest theory of a group what part of Europe time that it has been sug"Although the law should covered in Alabama that these United States scienearly of navigators protect fundamental human gested that a Celt reach- have no known Americame from. tists. rights, yet it is not the law ed America before Col- can or Spanish origins. It could have been Bri- umbus. They were from the which makes an action right race which dominated tain, France or Spain. Examination by Euroor wrong. A Welsh prince named most of Western Europe B ETWEEN "Too many people in toMadoc is rumoured to pean experts has estabbetween the year 1.000 day's society identify law have sailed across the lished that they have BC and the rise of the 800 B.C. AND and morality. Atlantic in the 12th cen- been built according to a Roman Empire. 300 B.C. "Where a law changes or tury, founding a tiny co- pattern only known in According to these Dr. Barry Fell, Pro- lony on the coast of Al- Wales before the Noris disregarded, there is no American experts, con- fessor of Zoology, at change in fact whether the abama in the Gulf of man conquest of England. vincing evidence points Harvard University, who Mexico. particular issue is right or to the fact that Celtic has done a great deal of LONDON (NC). — The increasing number of wrong. This legendary event One way or another, it Europeans settled on the work in translating trans- was in fact taken up by "Confusion about this has would seem, the Celts Anglican churches which Catholic congregations Atlantic coasts of New criptions, said that the Queen Elizabeth in the must have had a hand in great damage in toare permitted to use regularly for Sunday Mass causedpermissive Hampshire and Vermont Ogham carvings found in 16th century as a basis discovering America. society. is "one often unheralded sign" of progress toward day's about 2,500 years ago. the United States had "Foremost in this matter Church unity, said an official of the Catholic was the life of the unborn been tentatively dated to INSCRIPTIONS bishops' ecumenical commission. the period between 800 child." Dr. Little said. BC and 300 BC. ON STONES The official, Father Rich- Catholic-Methodist shared After that, he said, tra• • The evidence itself ard L. Stewart, Secretary of church which forms part of C ATHOLICS' consists largely of in- ces of the Celtic settlers the Committee on Ecumen- a civic centre at Stevenage DUTY scriptions carved on died out. ism of the Bishops' Confer- near London, which opened "While in no way judging Possibly by then, he stones found at a handence of England and Wales, in 1974. or condemning those who, ful of archaeological sit- added, they would have listed about 60 places Father Stewart also cited for reasons best known to disappeared as a separate es. throughout the country two examples of Catholics themselves, seek an abortion, "Fit for a King" The American Epigra- ethnic group through inwhere this happens and not- being allowed to use the lo- and recognising that the sophic Society, which spec- termarriage with the naed that about 40 Anglican cal Methodist church and facilities necesialises in deciphering an- tive Red Indians. churches permitted the use two of their being allowed cial welfare who finds This is an intriguing cient writing and symof their buildings for Mass to use the local United Re- sary for a person himself in such an unenbols, has now finally id- theory and bound to as long as seven years ago. formed Church. be viable position, may not entified these inscriptions awaken further bitter Two of the instances FaHe said that what he wanavailable, the basic as being examples of the controversy. ther Stewart cited are chur- ted to find out was whether readily fundamental human right is But it should not be ancient Celtic script ch buildings built specifically such sharing "leads, as it being judged, and we Calightly dismissed. known as Ogham. to be shared by congrega- should, to a growing togeththolics must not fail in our This is a script in THE PRINCE 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 tions of different faiths. er of the congregations in- duty," Archbishop Little which the alphabetical leOne is the Anglican-Cath- volved, or if they simply Telephone: 69 2455 NAMED said. tters are represented by olic shared church at Cip- 'succeed' one another withMeanwhile, N.S.W. bishM straight lines. ADOC penham in central England, out meeting any more than ops have again denounced — WHOLESALE ENQUIRIES WELCOME — The early Celts were Examples of it are to which opened in 1970. they would if they used abortion as a "grave moral be found on several stone known to hp entvi eAtinTS The other is the Anglican- separate buildings." evil."

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The presbytery of Port Hedland is airconditioned in more than the usual sense.

Pictured at right is a window is a parishioner, r ecent photograph show- Mr. Joe Wittpahl. Mr. Pat Tormey, maning Father Hickling, the present parish priest, on ager of Catholic Insurloan from Toowoomba ances, who visited the diocese, in the unroofed cyclone damaged area recently, said that the section of his house. Seen with him through replacement value of the non-existent front damaged Church proper0,......-mo•-osPirsd.ose,m4sPom ty could be between $70.000 and $100,000.

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SAND FILLS World Council DOOR LOCK of Churches has budget problems

NAIROBI (NC).— The World Council of Churches' fifth assembly heard several proposals on how to extricate the worldwide body from an anticipated 1976 deficit of more than $1 million out of its $3.3 million general budget. In September, almost on the eve of its 17-day meeting at the Kenyatta Conference Centre here, WCC officers ordered drastic and immediate cuts from the general budget. The general budget is ' distinct from six other budgets, which appear to be healthy. The general budget is financed from the central treasuries of most of its 271 member-churches — Protestant, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox and Old Catholic — which have a combined total of more than 400 million adherents. It supports the WCC's general secretariat, its New York office, the main meetings of governing bodies, the ecumenical centre at Bossey, Switzerland, several commissions and segments of other activities such as the controversial Programme to Combat Racism. The cuts ordered in September amounted to approximately $600,000 and included reducing expenditures of the Communication Department, and withholding of automatic salary increases for WCC staff.

The presbytery roof began to lift at 3 a.m. during the height of Cyclone Joan on the morning of December 8. Rain damaged the interior fittings of the house. Father Hickling took off to the church, which stood up well to the storm but sand had filled the lock of the front door so he stayed huddled by its walls for the next six hours. Later, inside the building they were relieved to find only light water damage to the ceiling and to some roofing iron.

MOST ROOMS A FFECTED One-third of the Presentation convent roof was lost and the ceiling damaged in other areas_ The contents of the front parlour and carpeting were ruined. Both old and new school buildings were damaged by the storm. one brick wall falling in: sand and rain managed to penetrate most rooms. Fortunately, a new library resource centre, opened only oh November 16, suffered only light damage from driving sand and light flying debris. A parish house was completely demolished by the storm. Closer to the port area, the Seafarers' Centre, which is run jointly by the Catholic, Anglican and United Churches was totally unroofed and all the interior fittings and stock w ere damaged.

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A "social dimension" in the new right of penance

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our sins, but on Him and ST. CLOUD, MinneHis merciful love." sota (NC) — The new rite of the sacrament "PART OF OUR of penance which is to LIVES" be introduced later Another goal sought in -As a member of the "They involve our relat- initiating the new rite, this year is intended tion of individual penitents, community, Christian whationship God. with not It's "to restore the realiswhich has traditionally been Father Dallen said, was ever I do and whatever called confession. simply a matter of doing a t hat "Penance has to be a ation that both sin and happens to me somehow inpart of our everyday lives.. forgiveness have a soc- volves that Church com- "The greater change will thing. be in orientation than in Penance is not just identiial dimension to munity," said Father Dal- externals,THi JUST NOT Father Dallen fied with going to confessthem," Father James len. said, -emphasising a bit 'LAUNDROMAT' ion. He said that the most im- more the prayer context of Dallen said here re"The same is true with "What has happened ovet. portant change would be in the sacrament, and cently. that it the sacrament of Penance. the centuries—and the ma', [be priest said that the most notable aspect of the new rite would be the communal celebration of the sacrament. which emphasised the effects of sin on others as well as the sinner.

Does sleep help restore the body after exercise? Deep sleep helps to restore the mind after energetic mental w ork — but does it also help to restore the body after tiring exercise, Dr. Jim Horne. of the University of Loughborough near Liecester (English Midlands), who has b een carrying out research into sleep patterns, recently published his findings which were outlined on BBC World Service. Several laboratories have tried to answer the question, with varying and confusing results. The results varied, Dr. Horne decided, because the experimenters were using experimental subjects who were in widely-varying states of physical fitness, and because the exercise was taken at different times of day in different experiments.

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n his experiments his subjects, who took their exercise by riding a stationary bicycle, it for just 40 each rode per cent of the time for which earlier tests had shown each particular person was ca.

pable of riding without becoming exhausted. This meant that different subjects rode the bicycle for different times, but all were tired by it to approximately the same degree. Dr. Horne also measured the effects of this exercise on the subjects' sleep when they rode the bicycle in the morning and in the afternoon, and compared the results.

rhythms, but they spent less time in deep sleep than usual in the second half of the night.

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Dr. Horne considers that this indicates that peoples' bodies recover from exercise in much the same way whether the person is awake or asleep. So, if exercise is taken in the morning, then recovery is complete by the evening and has no AFTERNOON effect on sleep. The results showed 'But if the exercise is that after exercise in the morning, there was no taken during the afterchange in sleeping pat- noon, then recovery conterns the next night at tinues during the first half of the night. all. Hence the increased But after afternoon ex- rime spent in deep, ercise there was substan- dreamless sleep, as optial change in the pattern posed to shallow; dreamof sleep. ing sleep, characterised All the subjects spent by rapid eye move:elm'. considerably more time Dreaming sleep seems in deen sleep, in the first less effective in helping half of the nights than recovery from exercise. usual, as shown by slow, — From the B.B.C. Lonsteady brain electrical dos Lifter.

the rite for the reconcilia"We have to realise that son we are in sort of a is a dialogue between priest and penitent rather than this is a matter of relation- crisis of the sacrament," he ship with God, not just a said, "is that the whole prosimply a recital of sins." matter of going into a cess of living Penance and laundromar and coming the idea of continual conSHARING OF out clean." version on the part of the PRAYER The new rite recommend- Christian has been isolated Over the past several ed that a short reading of from our everyday lives and years some people had ex- Scripture be included in the has been reduced to a little perienced this "more hu- individual act of reconcilia- riti,a1 of 30 seconds in the man dialogue between priest tion, he said. confessional which is supand penitent, and have had "This is to help us real- posed to satisfy our need the opportunity to share ise that it is God who takes for conversion. Conversion LONDON (NC) — A Bill prayer together,, especially the initiative, and that in and Penance has to be a to establish the principle in parishes that have al- the sacrament of Penance part of everyday life. that there is liability for ready provided a room of prenatal injury caused by reconciliation," the priest improperly manufactured said. But what has been opdrugs is being introduced in 'ional. and has been conthe House of Commons. sidered rather progressive Raymond Carter, a Laband avant garde in some our party member of Parplaces will now become the liament, said that his Bill pattern for the universal would establish the rights in Church." law of an unborn child once that child was born. ECONCILIATING The Bill would not establish any rights before ROOM birth. In place of the box-like, The Bill provides that a dark little area that Cathdrug malfunction or. impro- olics have been accustomed per manufacture of a drug to for confessing sins will vhat caused prenatal injury be the "reconciliation is a fault for which dam- room." ages can be claimed. "It will be designed to either .confessing Industrial processes and allow nuclear waste or fall-out one's sins in anonymity or that cause damage to an un- sitting down face-to-face born child would also be with the priest. Father Wien said that regarded as grounds for the understanding of sin damages. Mr. Carter estimated that had changed. lbout 60 children a year in "The effort now is to Great Britain are born mat- ..:otne to a realisation that formed because of drug both sin and forgiveness are malfunction. religious realities and that His Bill would make it they are relational realities. clear that compensation may be sought through the courts from any companies involved. PLUMBING MATERIALS The Bill was needed, CarB ATHROOM FIXTURES ter said, to remind drug companies and other indust229-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS ries that the State would not bail them out if they uproPhone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists' duced products that caused deformities in children.

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deepen understanding by all present. often Sermons praised for their thunHymns, litanies, or der against reputed hearts have turned to pearance of some conreflections could help sins have only one God, in however small fessional boxes has fill some of the time draw-back — they are a way. created an illusion while penitents aprarely heard by those that sin is something proach the priests; concerned; meanwhile very personal and pri- CONFESSION acolytes and other asthe congregation who vate; yet the results BEGINS sistants would be a has come to show of sin outside the con27. At the invitation of valuable help. faith in God is abused fessional cry out for min- A fter receiving a suitable by lack of sympathy relief and reconcilia- the deacon or other for the faith they have act of penance, they are tion, especially sins of ister, all kneel or bow their shown by being preabsolved by him with injustice and public heads and say a form of general confession (for exsent. t he form for the reconneglect. I t should remind the faith- • (d) the duty to make ample, "I confess to alciliation of an individual sin works that ful penitent. sin, mighty God"). for satisfaction Care should be taken against God, against the which is effective be- Then they stand and join in a litany or suitable that even temporary community and one's cause of Christ's work song to express confessconfessionals are arneighbours, and against or reparation and reheartfelt sins, to give dignity of ranged ion the sinner himself. adthe especially quires sacrament; the to contrition, prayer for Therefore, it would be good dition to works of pena kneeling before forgiveness, and trust in to recall : ance, the exercise of true priest in the open God's mercy. • (a) the infinite mercy charity toward God and church could be much Finally, they say the Lord's of God, greater than all neighbour. more appropriate than Prayer, which is never our sins, by which again forcing people into omitted. and again he calls us SILENCE IS new style "devotions." After each person has makeshift areas clutSINNERS back to himself; confessed his sins and "Ecclesial" (not ectered with cleaning GO NERS LDEN SIN not and GO sinner, The all absolution, the TOGETHER means received clesiastical) paraphernalia, and the sin, is important praise God together for 22. When a number of Church as • a com26. After the homily, a TO CONFESS other bric-a-brac. to God. to"called his wonderful deeds on munity penitents assemble at the suitable period of SILENCE Lord's 29. When the confessions the 28. After gether". What levels behalf of the people he same time to receive sacexfor should be allowed Prayer the priests go to are over, the priests reout everyone in the ramental reconciliation, it has gained for himsefl THEMES amining one's conscience the places assigned for conturn to the sanctuary. Church is the thought through the blood of his is fitting that they be precontrue awakening and Then penitents fession. • (b) the need for interthat they are all sinSon. pared for the sacrament by sin. for ior repentance, by which trition who desire to confess their COME BACK ners and all in need Individualistic attia celebration of the world we are genuinely prepar- The priest or a deacon or sins go to the priest of WITH PRAISE forgiveness. confession of God's to tudes of God. other minister may help their choice. ed to make reparation celebration and absolution have Long lines of peni- Communal the faithful with brief This section of the The priest who presides insin; for tended to encourage a shows more clearly the tents used to queue vites all to make an act considerations or a litcommunal rite spirituality False new penitent to take off ecclesial nature of penoutside the confessionof thanksgiving and to any, adapted to their planning require gods made will often has alone at the end, als waiting for indiance. praise God for his mercy. backsfground, age, etc. and lucid explanation or iron-wills, or outthan spend rather People who view vidual confession and I f it is judged suitable, to become This may be done in a not is stubbornness it if right time in the company Christian religion as absolution; there was psalm or hymn or litthis communal examintedious. and obstinacy cloaked of friends thanking no more than a club little to occupy their any. ation of conscience and will need virtue; Penitents Christian as God for what has haprespectable with thoughts during often awakening of contrition to understand that Finally, the priest contrue humility is the pened. standards see no point a long wait. cludes the celebration may take the place of time permits only the gift to change course In the new comin celebrating and adwith prayer, praising confession of homily. in times briefest the thousand a munal rite the waiting vertising the fact peni- PARISHES God for the great love case ,it should and more sins this step if each in serious a lifetime But they CO-OPERATE that community is engaged tantially he has shown us. common lesser faults; brings Derson the be clearly based on the have had a "change in prayer together and that a need be scripture there to should closer God. of text several necessary, If of heart" (meta-noia). is still offered indito discuss problems or DISMISSAL has just been read. priests should be available O (c) the social aspect of vidual confession and 30. After the prayer of of the that aspects other reminder A which sin, by and grace in suitable places to hear absolution at the end. CHURCH IN Christian living, a suit- thanksgiving, the priest rite of penance is not the actions of individindividual confessions and For the purely indi- REAL LIFE able time should be blesses the faithful. Then an exercise in moral uals in some degree efto reconcile the penitents. vidual rites, confesor ethics, found to attend an in- the deacon or the priest theology, of body whole the fect parishes together isten l many The faithful With sionals will have to be of rite of con- himself dismisses the condividual analysis brilliant Church; the cLzffe.:-?. bj cnly one to the word of God constructed to allow gregation. fession. sin, but a sign that The forbidding aphis 2...fcct, it will be necesproclaims which the priest to be comto parishes for them sary and. invites mercy for fortably available co-operate by joining to conversion; at the the longer periods together and publicissame time they examine which penitents may ing and attending each t he conformity of their desire. other's celebrations. lives with that word of Those who will receive the Too many churches God and help each other sacrament at another GENERAL ABSOLUTION means absolution given by one priest to many penitents at have skimpy confesthrough common prayer. time, may also take part sional facilities and the same time, without an individual confession of sins. The deepest examinin the service. rickety makeshift ation of conscience is It should not be confused with general CONFESSION which usually refers_ to- an examMany have deplored screens are no incenthat provoked by readthe disappearance of ination of conscience ranging further than sins committed since the last confession; on special tive to treat confession ing God's Word and "devotions" from the occasions, spiritual directors recommend penitents to confess generally all the sins of their reverently and seriousa sayings; Jesus' Church; much more ives. l ly. stereotype formula of eff ort "devotional" General absolution still less is to be confused with public confession of sins; in some temporary Where a be may examination now has to surround groups and communities it is considered salutary to confess before the assembled religious confessionals to have good backstop but is the celebration of saccommunity failings in the observance of the rule. be established, proper too often an escape raments such as bapand worthy furniture Whatever may be done in this regard by individual groups of Christians, the sacramental from identifying what confirmation, tism, for both priest and precisely stands berite requires the confession of sins only to a priest and then under the strictest seal of secrecy. marriage; particularly penitent should be artween God and the the penitential service With general absolution there is no individual detailing of sins, with the sole condition ranged. penitent. will be a basis for the any serious sins absolved by general absolution must be confessed in a later individual

This is the final instalment on the new rite of the Sacrament of Penance that has appeared in the last two issues of The Record. Following the decrees of the Second Vatican Council that closed ten years ago, all the sacramental rites have been revised and renewed. The most significant reform was in the liturgy of the Eucharist, especially in the liturgy of the Word. All the sacramental rites now have a similar liturgy of the Word, with a strong emphasis on community participation. The renewed Sacrament of Penance, although coming at the end of the ten-year reform, has re-instated the liturgy of the Word in its celebration and given greater prominence to community celebrations of penance. The prayers and formula for the revised individual rite, with explanatory photographs appeared in the Christmas issue of The Record (December 25). The text that follows is that of the Introduction to the new rite; comments in italics are supplied by The Record.

COMING TOGETHER

ne forgiveness is conferred

BEGINNING OF THE SERVICE

that confession before another general absolution may be received by the penitent. General absolution was always available theoretically in emergencies such as time of war, etc.; the practice was given further specific approval in a new Roman decree, June, 1972. Practically, general absolution can be used only in circumstances approved by the bishop and, so far, the Australian Bishops have not defined the general conditions that will apply in this country.

Jesus' teaching; it is CHOICE OF poorly translated by 23. When the faithful the word "repentance" READINGS are assembled, a suitable too Readings should be chosen sounds grave sins which he has form the Ordinary as which This may happen especially which illustrate the fol- TWO DISTINCT hymn may be sung. not individually confesssoon as possible of the much like bemoaning in mission territories encouraged lowing: Song is OPPORTUNITIES need and of the absoluonly the past. ed before, also remains but in other places as in the new liturgical • (a) the voice of God in force. tion which he gave. well, and also in groups integral INDIVIDUAL, 31. may readings more or One rites; however, song calling men back to conneed the when persons of absolution and confession than more the that If 33. In order be chosen. SAME should not be includversion and ever closer is established. remain the only ordinary faithful may profit from one are read, a psalm, ed just for it's own conformity with Christ; absolution WORDS another suitable song, or • (b) the mystery of our way for the faithful to reGeneral absolution is sacramental sake; bad singing of with themselves concile silence at of 35. For the reconciliapersons period a several to given not lawful, when confessa poorly chosen hymn through reconciliation God and the Church, un- ors are available, for the the same time, it is absol- tion of penitents by genshould be inserted bewill have a worse efresurrectand death the tween them, so that the fect than no song at and less physical or moral im- sole reason of the large utely necessary that they eral confession and absolChrist of ion be may possibility excuses from number of penitents as be properly disposed. God of ution in the cases provided word all. through the gift of the this kind of confession. more deeply understood may be on the occasion of Each one should be sorry by law, everything takes Often the words of Holy Spirit; occasional some major feast or pilParticular, and heartfelt assent may • (c) the judgment of hymns can be recited for his sins and resolve place as described above render grimage. may circumstances be given to it. just as effectively. committing for the reconciliation of to avoid God about good and evil it lawful and even necessWhen the priest greets the after Years them again. He should several penitents with inin men's lives as a help ary to give GENERAL abthem, and, if necessary, liturgical reform, good intend to repair any dividual confession and abin the examination of solution to a number of BISHOPS he or another minister readers who have been scandal and harm he solution, with the followconscience. their pregives a brief introducttrained, who underThe above division penitents without have caused and ing exceptions: may confession. DECIDE ion to the celebration stand the impact of likewise resolve to con- ( a) After the homily or of readings indicates vious individual and explains the order what they are reading how the sacrament is fess in due time each one 32. The judgment about during it, the faithful and who can really of service. not pre-occupied with CONDITIONS of the grave sins which the presence of the who seek general absolpray to the all communicate Next he invites what has happened he cannot confess at preabove conditions and should be instructution meaning of God's mesbe In addition to cases involvand after a period of silcannot (that sent. the decision concerning ed to dispose themselves sage to the congregaence completes the openchanged or undone) ing danger of death, it is the lawfulness of giving These and dispositions properly, that is, each tion, are a rarity in ing prayer. but on understanding, lawful to give sacrageneral sacramental ab reare which one should be sorry for conditions, many the churches. Silence before with God's grace, why mental absolution to solution are reserved to his sins and resolve to quired for the validity of prayer presidential there ought to be a several of the faithful at Appropriate silence the bishop of the dioavoid committing them the sacrament, should be either at Mass or in change of heart in the same time, after they between the reading cese, who is to consult the to recalled again. carefully other sacraments is one's life. have made only a genand responsorial with the other members faithful by priests. still being overlooked psalm, is essential in eric confession but have conferof the episcopal by hasty celebrants. 34. Those who receiv PROPER order to pick up the HOMILY, NOT been suitably called to ence. pardon for grave sins by is latter with meaning HELL-FIRE repentance, if there LITURGY OF absolution REPENTANCE common namely Over and above the cases a and insight; the psalm need, grave 25. The homily, taking determined by the dio- should go to individual must be spoken in a its theme from the scriptTHE WORD when, cesan bishop, if any confession before they re- He should intend to repair different tone, prayer- ural text, should lead the • in view of the number 24. The sacrament of any scandal and harm other serious need arises ceive this kind of absolufully and in medita- penitents to examine their of penitents, sufficient penance should begin with he may have caused and sacramental giving for tion again, unless they are tion. confessors are not availconsciences and to turn a hearing of God's word, likewise resolve to conabsolution to several impeded by a just reason. If the psalm is away from sin and toward individual hear to able because through his word, fess in due time each persons together, the They are strictly bound, read with proper cad- God. confessions with a suitGod calls men to repentone of the grave sins rehave must priest unless is immorally this ence, it should not be able period of time, so Homily - people asance and leads them to a which cannot be confesscourse to the local Ordnecessary to order the possible, to go to conthat the penitents would. sembled for conversatrue conversion of heart. ed at present. beforehand, when inary congregation to make a year. within fession their of fault through no tion; a homily is not "Conversion of heart" this is possible, if he is The precept which obliges its response. own, have to go without Some act of penance a sermon or oratorical is the classic Greek t o give absolution laweach of the faithful to or grace l sacramenta rea but performance, should be proposed for one readIs only word "meta - noia"; If there fully. confess at least once a holy communion for a flection, drawn from ing, it is preferable that to according this, year to a priest all the (• CONTINUED P. 7) Otherwise, he should inlong time to Scriptures, the it be from the gospel Mark, was the core of

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and This picture, taken seventy years ago, of e Florentin Sister donated recently by confirst the shows t, Conven Perth South original vent at Southern Cross, with the it. behind standing Church the joint On April 27, 1903, Rome agreed with and Abbot Torres. 0.S.B., request of Bishop Gibney Norcia Abbacy Nullius be that the territory of New 30.000 square miles. e xpanded to approximately A bbot Torres assumed control of the new territory, included Southern Cross, on January 31. 1904, hich w late Father Richard O'Neill gave up the parish the nd a e soon afterwards. Benedictin a to Sisters A letter from the Abbot to the Presentation Sisters these that indicates 1904, 21, r Novembe on that year. intended leaving the town at the end of in 1905 after Two lay women conducted the school the departure of the Presentation Sisters. The next year, 1906, the Brown Josephite Sisters there with assumed control of the school and convent Julia, a foundation community consisting of Sisters Alovsia. Ita and Carmel. The fenced-in verandahs shown kept out straying the animals, and humans, from the verandahs where s tudent boarders slept. The first church shown here was used as a school w hen Father Planus, 0.S.B., built the present church in 1946. • The present convent was built in 1953. In 1957-58, the Josephite Sisters used the old convent zes a school whilst the old church-school was being renovated, and the building was then demolished. Seventy-five years ago, the old convent was the first establishment of the Presentation Sisters in the present Archdiocese of Perth. • Any item of Catholic historical interest in this State is important to the Archdiocesan Archives. Ring Father Martin Newbold on 25 9177 or 67 7552 with information or details of donations or loans. Write to him cj- the Catholic Church Office, Victotia Square. Perth.

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Hurry now! Get used ( and new) school uni7orms, books and any r i-icsIs (for 228 parishes). equipment molting beHAVANA (N.C.).— some 50 seminarians and 4.6 sung or said by all, as The long-awaited confore school starts. million Catholics. indicated in no. 27, gress of the Cuban In 1959. before the reabove. SCHOOL our Use voltition. Church sources Communist party will cent per 80 -SHOP. that beclaimed religion SWOP with deal of Cubans professed Cathoall; individuals may add PRAYER fore adopting a new ( See page 10) licism. to this penance if they legislation this detailed for on more State. C onstituti socialist "The ( c) Then the priest calls activiwish the nation of nine million which shapes its activity as later "to regulate upon the grace of the ( b) The deacon, another well as the education bf the ties of religious institutions." people. forthe for Holy Spirit on the scientifife minister, or the priest then people giveness of sins, proThe Constitution promises materialistic concept of the FOR CATHOLICS calls upon the penitents claims the victory over freedom of conscience but universe, recognises and Current reports by Cuban who wish to receive absolsin of Christ's death and it places a broad range ol guarantees freedom of conintentheir as well as visitors ' show to people ution gives resurrection, and restrictions on the exercise science. the right of each say believers can attend retion by some sign (for exsacramental absolution of religious beliefs. person to profess his own ligious services in churches, ample, by bowing their to the penitents. A dteCt of the Constitu- religious belief and the but find various restrictions heads, kneeling, or giving tion has been widely circu right to practice, within re- if they trY to infuse religion some other sign determinamong communist spect for the law. the wor- into social action or cullated ed by the episcopal confer- THANKS neighbourhood ship of his or her prefer- tural activities. sponsored ences). s and Communisi ence." committee inpriest the Practising Catholics are Finally, d) ( tosay also should They ,liscriminated against in high vites the people to give Party cells since mid-yeal gether a form of general SYDNEY.—New South Wales members of thanks, as described in for an informal referendum IT IS ILLEGAL" levels of government, labour confession (for example, to the . the people education or no. 29 above, and, omit- before it was broteeht "I confess to Almighty the St. Vincent de Paul Society will mount an But the draft also stated: concluding party con '21-eSS for approval the ting God"), which may be and punishillegal is "It Churchmen estimate the all-out drive this year aimed at doubling its prayer, he immediately followed by a litany or use faith or re- number of practising Cathoto OF able M "FREEDO blesses and dismisses a penitential song. Then membership. ligioes belief against revolu- lies now at one million. them. the Lord's Prayer is CONSCIENCE" tion, against education or • Parish priests would This was officially anThe text of the draft pub- t he fulfilment of the duties HALF THE by the be asked to allow eociety Canberra in nounced lished in June by the offi- imposed by work, against N.S.W. State president of members to speak to congrecial daily newspaper "Gram- the armed defence of the POPU-LATION • the Society. Mr. Bill Fitz- gations during Sunday Mass. Preof nt The governme ma" gave a preview of what country and the due reverinformation • Parish gerald. ' during the annual against us . . . and de- the exercise of religion ence to national symbols, or mier Fidel Castro main- general meeting of the soci- nights would he arranged 36. Penitential celebracould be in the first Latin against any other duties es- e ins diplomatic relations etv in the Canberra-Goul- using the SVDP speakers. liver us from evil." tions are gatherings of the with the Vatican. people of God to hear the The priest or the minister American nation to be tablished by this Constitu• Catholic high schools The Catholic Church in t, burn archdiocese. tion." by ruled Marxists. concludes who presides, God's of proclamation be contacted to inwould if that said Fitzgerald Mr. The text also provides for Ceba has nine bishops, 198 It reads under article 54. with a prayer and the students of the word. young form of knew Catholics enough dismissal of the people. the real work of the society. work of the society. This invites them to con• Parish councils would hoth in the local communversion and renewal of ity, and especially in the be contacted to highlight solife and announces our NOT A sin SACRAMENT country in general at times ciety works in local areas. from freedom .0 Conferences would be of national disasters, such through the death and 37. Care should be takto appoint publicity asked more cyclone, Darwin :is the resurrection of Christ. en that the faithful do not whose duty it will officers forthcobe would members The structure of these ser- confuse these celebrations be to liaise with local media rnituz. the of n that celebratio the with as vices is the same • Mr. Fitzgerald said the outlets and with regional usually followed in cele- Sacrament of Penance. and recruitment council presidents who in publicity brations of the word of Penitential celebrations are be linked in a turn will coordinate within would drive very helpful in promotGod and given in the VATICAN CITY (NC).— In 1973, the world's Cetholic poputheir own circumstances. of ways: number life of n conversio of ing Rite for Reconciliation . mankind of cent per 18.3 or mi11on, 695 latien was about and purification of heart. Several Penitents. I t is desirable to arrange priest-to-people inarians in 1973, 107 The are figures These such services especially priests for left. 12.3 was ratio found in the Statistical SCRIPTURES for these purposes: Optometrists Yearbook of the Church every 10,000 Catholics This compares with a INSPIRE • to foster the spirit of for 1973, just released in North America, but drop of 116 for every 172a Scarborough Beach Road, Phone 24 3543 the only 1.7 priests for evwithin a t the Vatican. 1,000 in 1972 and of It is appropriate, there- penance in ery 10,000 Catholics Christian community; 127 for every 1,000 in 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 The world's Catholics fore, that after the inCentral America. 1971 about worshipped in troductory rites (song, • to help the faithful to R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist greeting, and prayer) The yearbook says 320,000 "pastoral centprepare for confession one or more biblical that the rate of defecres" (parishes, missions NEW FORMS which can be made inreadings be chosen with and catechetical centres). tions from the priestdividually later at a conMINISTRY songs, psalms, or periods hood remained unchangvenient time; million OF 20 About of silence inserted beed in 1973. and also ?us, the a shows attended youths The yearbook tween them. In the homnoted a sliFht increase elementoward Catholic trend 90,168 growing 443- • Very Fresh ily, these readings should CHILDREN in the rate of ordinatary schools around the new forms of ministry. be explained and applied LEARN Tasty .Very Economical tions. 8.7 about and world, In Africa, for exto the congregation. million were enrolled in ample, where 970 pasBefore or after the read- • to help children grad28,000 Catholic secondually to form their contoral centres are with- THE 'ADULT' scripture, ings from rt. ary schools, the statishuin sin about science out resident priests, 130 readings from the FathBAPTISMS tics showed. man life and about free. of these centres are in ers or other writers may Ve? dom from sin through the care of laymen. be selected which will In Africa, where the Christ; help the community and The remainder are Church has been flourSTILL FEWER HAIVIS•BACON•MEATS-SAUSAGES each person to a true • either administered by a ishing, almost 35 per ens CONTINENTAL SIVIALLGOODS. catechum help to OUS RELIGI a wareness of sin and cent of baptisms in 1973 somepriest resident during their conversion. heartfelt sorrow, in othwere "adult" baptisms, A continued drop in where else or by A nun er words, to bring about that is, baptisms of peothe number of women or a Brother. conversion of life. WITHOUT ple over seven years of Religious in the world notes yearbook The in age. slightly steepened PRIEST that about 1.6 million HOMILY AND the statistics re1973, In North America 6.6 "dedicated were people ns, celebratio Penitential PRAYER vealed. apostolate" as per cent of baptisms the to usevery are moreover, A fter the homily and reIn 1973, there . were priests, Religious, perwere adult baptisms. ful in places where no flection of God's word, it 798,064 nuns — a drop manent deacons (1,239 to available is priest As in the three previIs desirable that the con-- Sole Agents of 14,335 from 1972. worldwide), catechists or give sacramental absolous editions of Statistical gregation, united in voice More than half of as members of secular ution. Yearbooks, no new inand spirit, pray together in that number •— 9,050 — institutes. formation was forthwho a litany or in some other They offer help in reaching Sisters represent coming on Catholics in A decrease in the prothat perfect contrition way suited to general parleft the convent in 1973. various communist coun which cames from charticipation. The world's Catholics portions of seminarians 165-171 Hoy Street, Subiaco including Russia. tries, the seminary leave At the end, the Lord's ity and enable the faithwho 413,627 by were served 8 1 5700 Viful to attain to God's Prayer is said, asking doicesan and Religious was also noted in 1973. North Korea, North and China. etnam semgrace through a desire every 1,000 of God our Father "to forOut WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY WESTRAL LATE riests. p for the Sacrament of give us our sins as we Penance. f org;ve those who sin

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-Archdiocesa oly Ilear pilgrims In Rome

One of our Pilgrims, Brother Keane, of Geraldton, was there to greet us; As the A.B.C. lists as also Brother Luke Flannagan from Bindoon, and the highlights of the Brother Doyle from Tardutt news of the day, may We had a wonderful day I follow that custom in talking our heads off about Western Australia. recording the main A visit to its artistic archdiothe of oints p chapel, to the modern acin e pilgrimag gesan commodation, to the library, and to the ample prothe Holy Year to Rome vision for sport, pleased us spring. ost l greatly. and warm, The policy is to bring the fatherly, The The black bronze statue is open only during the Holy Brothers from their own The Pieta is now raised gelo is Christ's prayer for obviously delighted recept- inal was so relaxed and in Year. As it is closed this countries to live here for ion given to our Archbishop happy to greet us from up from the pavement and St. Peter and his successors: of St. Peter, sculptured draws our December, 1975, it will not about six months; to enjoy century, 13th the you Satan, Simon! f "Simon, magnificent bullet-proo the a in in enclosed Goody is Perth. protrud- be opened again until the quiet countryside; and shield of glass. When I saw must know, has got his wish pilgrims to kiss the Audience Hall by His Holwas quarters away Christmas Eve, 1999. his worn to is which Next foot ing wheat; like all to come away from their iness, the Pope, comes first. it a few years ago, it was to sift you Cardinal Wright, U.S.A., on the side of the Great but -I have prayed for you, by the traditional kisses of crowded hours of teaching As the Holy Father em- who came to the Melbourne for a Spiritual Renewal. on the Simon, that your faith may the faithful down the age. ALL ROADS braced the Archbishop, he Congress and made quite an Nave, and placed not fail; and once you have piln archdiocesa our As floor. welthe with him greeted impression in his A.B.C. inrecovered; you, in your grims followed this demon- LEAD TO . . . coming words: "We met in terviews and Press releases. HAPPY DAY turn, must strengthen your stration of reverence, loyalSydney". A visit to Rome convinces ELO MICHELANG 31-32). 32: photo(Luke, s." was Knox brother the dinal for Car ty, and affection In addition, lecturers open you of the universality of In our front-row position graphed with the 70 pilgrims Pope, I recalled an earlier up the treasures of St. Petits that convinced am I as you Church, Catholic the of 20,000 audience in an in St. Peter's Square. The experience. near the watch the priests and stud- er's to them, and escort we stood and clapped this picture was subsequently present position E OF VOIC raised its on Altar, It was January 21, 1921, ents in their distinctive them as they explore CathPapal acknowledgement of Pope published in The Record. when I was on my way to dress drawn from the four olic and Pagan Rome. platform and with its glass WISDOM Paul VI, ourf Archdiocesan Rome shield, gives it a new dimin resident r travelling with the corners of the globe. Perth, Anothe for aloft Pilgrimages are also orgheld being banner This creation of Bernini late Archbishop P. J. Clune. to make our stay ension. anized to the famous Shrines the prelates on the dais to did much the panorama passes So is a fine illustration of the so pleasant and so outside Rome. The Archbishop had acted One marvels at Michelansee, and then turned to the in Rome He was Father gelo's knowledge of anat- work of the Holy Spirit in as an intermediary between of the living Church, as g. enrichin it greeted who crowd vast of stones paving the over This was to me one of Stephen Edwards, formerly omy, not only in the Pieta the Church. Lloyd George, the Prime the Caesars, and under the the happiest days of the with applause. stationed at St. Brigid's, but also in the murals and behind He is the Power Minister of Britain, and porches of pagan temples, Archdiocesan Pilgrimage to West Perth, and now doing ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. the Pope; and His quiet, Michael Collins, the comthe new legionaries of the Holy Year, and Archin a post-graduate study YOUTHFUL unhurried voice of wisdom mander of the Irish Army. Christ come to get from the bishop Goody and myself The Body of Christ is Theology at Propaganda the and spoken, is gently centre of Christendom the were so grateful for their We were amazed at the College. drained of life. The droopPope listens. zeal of martyrs and the hospitality. ing of the arm and the youthful movements of the AUDIENCE WITH courage His knowledge of Rome bloodless, hanging of missionaries, to ,P.INTI,0,0,041.41,1,19`04.04.0411,4,0.4.4, That is what Rome teachhand Holy Father as he climbed ways. return to their native lands up the steps to the platform helped us in so many touch our hearts and make es us: we must learn to POPE BENEDICT us in our hotel, us realize the price paid for listen to the promptings of to carry on the tradition of and moved about, greeting He visited the New Dover, dined with our Redemption. He was granted an aud- Rome's spiritual conquest the Holy Spirit. the Prelates present. the pilgrims, and answered ience with the Holy Father, of men. The Vatican is ever ready That was his second aud- the many questions our newSt. Paul's words are imBenedict XV, to tell Pope No wonder the obelisk in ience that day; while anoth- comers to Rome asked him. mortalized in marble: "His to listen to the problems of him the true story of the God. of into fit front of St. Peter's assures People the did to He big yet too er, much state was divine, the and Ireland in situation attache-case With his this hall, awaited him in St. not cling to His equality Rome has seen so much cause of the breakdown of all who come to Rome that: under his arm, he moved with God. but emptied Him"Christ conquers: Christ Peter's Square. history that its confidence the truce negotiations. of atnumerous through the reigns: Christ prevails." As the Pope was borne tendants in St. Peter's Bas- self, to assume the condi- in the Holy Spirit sustains The General of the Re2: (Phil. slave." a of tion he State, of it. Chair his on ilica; and in the Hall of demptorists, Father Murray, received a standing ovation Audience as an official who 6-7). The saints knew when to was the interpreter: both had THE BROTHERS' from the 20.000 Pilgrims. The face of the Mother speak and when to be sil- been novices together. knows his way around. CITY VATICAN HEAD HOUSE of Dolours tells us what it ent before God. Their It was a memorable exWhile the audience of Paul VI, Pope cost her to cradle in her prayer was one of dialogue (N.C.).— perience for our 70 Pilgrims When the spiritual sons THE PAPAL embrace the body of her —they were good listeners. forty-five minutes lasted, I from Western Australia. waited in an ante-chamber of Edmund Ignatius Rice, in his annual state-of-the crucified Son, beneath whose Outside, in St. Peter's ALTAR until a monsignor came for the Irish Christian Brothers, Church address, asked cross she stood throughout Square, we gathered around me. Down on both knees decided to leave their head- Israelis to "recognise the The Papal Altar, with its the three hours of His Ag- GIGANTIC our own West Australian I went, not daring to look quarters at Marino, Dublin, ony. by and to move to Rome rights and legitimate asCardinal Knox; who was great golden Baldacchino up until I was bidden. point The Pieta draws us closer DOME there were many of the born in Midland Junction, Bernini, is the focal pirations" of the Palisa Pope Benedict XV was rish-born Brothers teaching I On April 18, 1506, Pope educated in the parish of the Basilica of St. Peter. to Mary, the Queen of one had He tinians. man. ittle l on gaze we in Australia unhappy at this Julius II laid the foundaschool there, and the Marist This "Altar of the Con- Martyrs. As jewelled shoe. As I looked sora of masterpiece that the entrusted and stone the tion over decision. College at New Norcia. In the discourse to fession" is built fascinated, back flashrowing Mother, we pray: honour of building the bas- at it. ls who traditioncardina several spent I had As His brother, Mr. Peter Tomb of St. Peter. Excaved a memory of someone "0 sorrowful Mother ilica to the architect, Bram- telling me that be had kiss- weeks as the guest of Bro- ally present Christmas Knox, lives in the Manning ations carried out here in our ante. illuminate Mary, greetings to the Pope the 1940s have revealed ther Clancy, the then genparish. ed the Pope's toe. before days dating back to early several minds that we may often It took 120 years to build ruins Mass saying Marino at eral, His meteoric rise to besaid Pope the as, times, and have Christm see that scene in all its St. Peter's. Christian and Chapel in its devotional come a member of the most furnished evidence, experts St. that the Holy Year had detail! harrowing afternoon, each walking, IR OUVEN folearth, architects on S exclusive society Many great John, the beloved Apostle, say, that proves the authenwith an Australian, Brother proved that the Church including the Sacred College of Card- ticity of St. Peter's Tomb. with us the sorrow lowed Bramante, share autoI thinking, Without Duffy, a member of the was "more than ever inals in Rome, has few Michelangelo, who crowned alive." Golon yours was to that head my bent matically Council who was once staUnder St. Peter's, there is with its giganequals. gotha. St. Mary Magdal- the building had I shoe. jewelled the kiss was also, I, in Speaking of the "still W.A. tioned a wonderful world to exbeto He prepared the way for en, you were so honoured tic dome, destined almost reached it, when the sorry with the change. serious and unresolved" plore and revere. Christof symbol the come our front-seats' position in with Mary's friendship; Pope withdrew his foot. Middle East problems, Buried in the sacred grotthe Hall of Audience; and you, whose sins were for- ian Rome. the Pope said: within was it again Once are Tomb The magnificent dome can Lust have told the Holy toes around the given because you had I bent to kiss OLD BOSS again reach, "Even if we are well like Popes, modern many from distance the in seen Perth, Father that we, from loved Him so much, teach be his withdrew Pope the it, of the tragedies but aware XXIII, a true Clancy, John Brother and XII, Pius had travelled the farthest us to love Him as the most parts of Rome. foot to the accompaniment Roman, who enjoyed the not long past which have distance as pilgrims to the whose coffin is surrounded best reparation for our of The dome is a wonder of a chuckle; and, on look- personal friendship of Pope compelled the Jewish with flowers; and each time Holy Year. sins." space big enough to hold the ing up, I saw His Holiness Pius XII, who always refer- people to seek a secutt it, there were many visited I We saw the look of recogCathedrals of Milan, Flor- laughing with the Archbish- red to him as "Caro and protected fortress in through him for Bologna. and ence, nition of the Pope at our praying Murray. a sovereign and indeFather and op that all OF convinced Clancy", THE ALTAR banner and his hands clap- favours. pendent State of their The dome has no rival been having a his Brothers were now a of the 262 Popes had He Half ping his welcome. CHAIR own — and in fact, preanywhere in the world. joke with me and enjoyed universal teaching organisare buried under St. Peter's. THE because we are cisely centre its proper and ation, sera to this happy ending In the apse behind the aware of this—we would was Rome. practice The audience. ious THE CARDINAL THE PIETA is Peter", St. of 'Confession like to ask the children ROOM FOR of this act of obedience and So I was delighted to aca baroque wonder created of this people to recogFROM PERTH Pope with ended ce reveren company Archbishop Goody The most famous work of by Bernini. 500,000 nise the rights and legitiBenedict patting my head in an old boy Eke myself, to mate aspirations of anLater, the Archbishop, art in St. Peter's is the Pieta It is a great bronze throne he and gesture peris fatherly a Basilica Peter's for rs St. headquarte in Rome the Dean Walsh and myself by Michelangelo made other people who themof Peter — inside it is a fectly set in the Square, or game me a present as a sou- lunch. Were invited to lunch in the 1498. selves have suffered for wooden chair, said to have piazza, which took Bernini venir of that meeting. cardinal's suite in the Vata long time, the PalestinBrother Levander, who Some time ago, a vandal been used by him—support- ten years to build. ian people." ican Palace. spent years in W.A., came injured this priceless crea- ed by statues of the four for us; on a bright spring Sisters prepared the meal; tion on its return from the great doctors of the Church, It has standing room for MONUMENT day. and drove us to the and the cardinal's private World Fair in New York, Ambrose, Chrysostom, Ath- 500,000; and is, probably, the most beautiful square in TO STUARTS Fratelli Christiani, Via Della Secretary, Monsignor Aldo having been lent by the anasius and Augustine. Keep abreast of the the world. Maglianella, 375, a delightRebeschini, who came from Pope at the request of CardBehind the throne is a We visited a monument ful spot on the hills, some Melbourne to Rome with inal Spellman. Archbishop glorious alabaster window times; keep abreast The colonnade of 372 colof special interest to English miles from Rome. The Brothe cardinal, assisted our of New York. of the Dove of the Holy umns in four rows, is a speaking visitors; namely, ther General, the Rev. J. L. with the Church—Read gracious host. outstretched constant delight to the pil- that by Canova to the with It was exhibited in a pav- Spirit made an Kelly Australian, THE RECORD It was a very happy oc- ilion on its own, was guard- wings, surrounded by ador- grim. Stuarts; King James III of us very welcome. the There are 140 saints in Scotland and his sons, Boncasion as we talked of ed night and day, and vis- ing angels. Through and our impressions of the ited by millions. window the morning sun stone, 33 of whom are wo- nie Prince Charlie; and down the men. Perth, our mutual friends, Henry, Duke of York, who The gifted Italian sculpt- shed its rays Basilica. great the of length Holy Land pilgrimage. -oiograpnJ SiltT6E broken the replaced ors have An 84 foot obelisk is in became a Cardinal and We came to his suite sections so cleverly that one the centre of the square, Bishop of Frascati. FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY through a tunnel under St. cannot detect a flaw in the flanked by two _baroque There is also a monument ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE INSPIRING Peter's Square. The card- marble. Bernini, by one fountains; to their Mother, James' LARGE & small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS .. I never appreciated the and the other by Maderna— wife, Queen Maria ClemenPhone 25 2765 glory of St. Peter's as on the forerunners of our holy tina Sobieski —"of England, France and Ireland". that early morning visit; for water fonts. 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT no groups of Pilgrims disTwo small green stones She is one of the five wo( Tce End), PERTH turbed its peace, the only mark the exact spot from men buried in St. Peter's. sound was the tinkle of the which the Bernini ColonOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST As our Archbishop led Mass bell. nade appears as if built of 70 pilgrims from his the • CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS • inof pillars, What an inspiring re- a single row through the Holy diocese minder of Christ's promise stead of four. Two welcom- Door, solemnly opened by PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET — — — 21 5304 from out stretch arms ing from Spirit to send the Holy Pope Paul VI last DecemPERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE — — — 21 8151 the Father to teach the St. Peter's, to encircle the ber, we felt an emotional FREN1ANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET — — 35 2602 Apostles and to abide with Piazza, to gather the Pil- experience. S PECIAL grims together and lead His Church forever! COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET — 3 2653 of is one Door Holy The Basilgreat the into HOSPITAL Around the inside of the them the basilica's five doors, and mighty Dome of Michelan- ica.

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Our days are too A common infecour hours are too short— to do all the good things tion, tuberculosis, has we should. long been known to be We say we would pray if the result of malnutriwe just had the time — and be kind to all those in tion. It is probably need. correct to say that if By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., But we live in a world of persons all of diet the 'Planned Progress' WASHINGTON (NC). — A Paulist priest who says he wants to A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T and our national password could be kept entirely evangelise the television industry has made a call to "humanise" the St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. is 'Speed'. adequate, tuberculosis God grant us the grace as airwaves. would become an unanother year starts, Father Ellwood E. Kieser, is spearheaded by UNDA, to bear "so we can have a known disease. that amount needed by a tissue walling off the dang- to use all the hours of the organisa- Christianised and humanis-

the creator and executive the international days — erous bacteria must be healthy individual. Today it is a well-known of the Paulist tion of Catholic radio and ed broadcast structure and producer disease inthe selfish or ed own our for Not maintain underis If Vitamin-C of dramatic television personnel, the broadcast system in this series "Insight' disease. active. wilown become our again and terests can supplied, the scar tissue is United Church of Christ, country." tubercusaid: specials, with person ful often wrong ways . . . If a weak and irregular and slow National AssociaThis important step in But teach us to take time According to the priest, losis would follow the Vital in forming. "The system prevents a and the recurrence of tion of Catholic Television television viewers, "the most for praying and to find humanising job. Diet, day after day, and In order that the scar- preventing the tuberculosis has not been exploited group in Ameryear after year, in all prob"All too often the air- and Radio Syndicators. time for listening to you— calcified adequately emphasised. ability all of its needs would tissue may be well well waves are used to make time, Father Kieser ica," are prisoners of comn I spent is day each So the wall of minerals be hopes to enlist students, mercialism and escapism — and wisely doing what money. be met and, unless the dis- and The Vital Diet, adequate adequate calcium ease is too far advanced — strong, to church, community and min- two archrivals of quality wants us to do. belong airwaves "The God Vitamins-C in particularly daily. supplied must be well recovery would result. the people and the people ority groups, and broadcast- programming. and D and Calcium, must, Cat .s quart of yog- therefore be continued ina least At ers "with a conscience" to beginning to move." are true. "The idolatry of things is his T B.Sc. ATNA Dip C hurt, a serving of cheese and definitely. Dietetics. A. 1 M T Currently, the movement bring their collective wills tells the viewer that he is a cerhowever, are, here T about two tablespoonfuls of flop, a nothing if he doesn't body requirements black molasses should be tain have this or that thing," the which are of such import- taken daily to supply calPaulist contends. ance, they should be em- cium, or calcium powder or "And when 95 percent of phasised. tablets. the programming on television is escapist . . . the AmThe essential fatty acids in are people erican in the vegetable oils, parR ECOVERY trouble." peanut oil, are ticularly For example, during re- considered to be especially Nonetheless, Father KiesA bishop' statement, at covery, tubercular lesions MADRID ( NC ) .—The tubercuretains his faith in the er fighting in valuable meeting their of end the containing the dangerous losis. Church's shift from supthat made his "Inmedium said: bacteria are walled off from one of the most for the late General series port sight" "Christians cannot isolate the remainder of the lung highly respected religious "crusade" Franco's of rest the from themselves unlike not by a capsule V EGETABLE OIL, against communism duthe air. society and from its destiny. programmes on bone in structure. a tremendhas 'Teelvision Civil ring the Spanish "They rather must enVITAMIN D The formation of this Gospel and to the people added, citing the example gage in the pursuit of truth ous capacity to help people present its to War, capsule is the major factor The patient should use as take possession of their for liberalisation prompts us to adopt the of the Second Vatican Coun- . . . justice in social re- lives," in recovery. Father Kieser said. much vegetable oil as weight search its reforms. and having cil are which changes opthe for freedom lations, of the repressive poli- such deep impact on the nown as permits. "It can challenge them to A substance "Therefore, those who ac- pressed and the promotion cies Franco bequeathed Christian conscience of our cuse the bishops of being and defence of human love. But that capacity right scar tissue, which is much At least 2000 units of now is not being used and opportunists because they rights in all levels." like cartilage, is first depos- Vitamin-D, which increases to Spain, is far from op- faithful." given a to that's what we want." stick not do ited around the bacteria, the deposition of calcium, portunism, Cardinal Vistatement bishops' The artificial "It was not an Father to According cente Enrique y Taran- label of crusade that the political system are in error. also stressed the responsithus walling them off from should be taken daily. Kieser, television should not the healthy tissue of the in declared. have has Catholics con bility their in applied those are bishops error in "Also The requirement of both burdened with a "welter lung. Rather, he asserted, it 1937 pastoral letter to the on the other hand, who, pushing for the "exercise be Vitamin-A and B family is liberation prompted by political moti- of civil rights and freedoms, of regulations". of war so-called application the ted represen tuberculosis. by d increase "Instead," he said, "we vation, pretend in the name in abiding by the law and, of the Gospel to changing (led by Franco). VITAMIN C If recovery is expected no conditions. "From the very start of of the Gospel to commit if in a position of power, need criteria by which we units of This cartilage-like sub- less than 50,000 Addressing the yearly as- the Republic, the Catholic the bishops to an opposing exercising authority with a can judge whether the licsense of service to the com- ensee uses his franchise for stance depends upon vita- Vitamin-A daily should be sembly of the Spanish people entered a confronta- political faction." the benefit of the people?' The bishops, who met at munity." min-C, ascorbic acid, for taken. Bishops' Conference, which tion with the Leftist GovWheatgerm, liver, yeast had been postponed by ernment precisely on re- Los Negrales near here, both its formation and its ostensibly to deal with a and black molasses should Franco's death, the cardinal ligious issues." strength. "Modern Christians have new national catechism, Experiments have shown, be used to ensure an abund- said: "The bishops today are gained new insights and ex- were reportedly working that people with active tub- ant intake of the Vitamin-B the successors of those who periences regarding religious also on a document dealing erculosis require as much as family. freedom, regarding the place with the Church and poliAfter tube' culosis has spoke in 1937. 300 milligrams of Vitamin-C "The same loyalty to the of politics in their lives," he tical reconciliation. daily, or more than twice been arrested, strong scar 10i Ftel

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The steering committee of the Spanish Bishops' Conference stated early in December that "we voice the hope that the broadest 10.45 p.m. (6WN). possible application be given SUN., Jan. 11, to IN QUIRES AND the pardon, as a factor of SAT., Jan 17 PLACES. national conciliation, within The Singers of David the spirit of the Holy SUNDAY 8 a.m. (6WF) conducted by Sister GabYear." "The rielle with organist Brother ENCOUNTER: The King's November pardon benefited about 10 Man Who Talked to Colin Smith. per cent of the 1,800 or so Flowers." The life story of negro MONDAY to FRIDAY political prisoners, although Washington Carver George it favoured a large number 6.15 a.m. (Regs), 7.10 a.m. of the 15,000 serving sen- ("The Peanut Man"), the (6WN). slave a girl, beof he son tences for criminal offences. READINGS FROM THE Pledging to push "for came one of the world's BIBLE. social peace and solidarity," greatest scientists. He died Tony Howes of Sdyney, the Spanish bishops have in 1943. 8.45 a.m. (Regs.) 8.15 a.m. (6WN) repeated their appeal for a PAUSE A MOMENT: SACRED MUSIC: "Engbroader amnesty for politilish Church Music: 1450 - The Rev. David Hariss, cal prisoners. The amnesty issue has 1550" from the 24th Alde- Adelaide. 10.20 a.m. (6WN and touched off demonstrations burgh Festival. 11 a.m. (6WN & Regs.) Regs). resulting in arrests in MadDIVINE SERVICE: BY THE WAY: "Letters rid, Barcelona, Malage and St. Andrew's Presbyterian to Malcolm". other cities in this nation A series of readings from of 35 million people, barely Church, Mt. Gambier. 6.30 p.m. (6WF) the book by C. S. Lewis, a month after the death of COMMUNITY HYMN written shortly before he General Franco, its ruler S INGING died. for almost four decades. The Triennial Conference 11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.50 The amnesty plea inof the Lutheran Church of p.m. (Regs). cluded close to 2,000 politiAustralia and New Zealand. EVENING MEDITAcal prisoners and an un11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.45 TION. determined number of The Rev. Leonard Cliff Spanish exiles of the Franco p.m. (Regs.). THE EPILOGUE. of Balgowlah. era. The College Choir of the King Juan Carlos, Franco's successor, decreed in Chapel of New College, TELEVISION late November a partial am- Oxford. nesty to signal his Wishes MONDAY SUNDAY for liberalisation of the iron 6.25 a.m. (6WN). 11 a.m. rule he inherited. FACING THE WEEK. DIVINE SERVICE: The Rev. Ron Ham of St. George's Anglican Sydney. PRIESTS Church in Launceston, TasWEDNESDAY mania. Several priests who had 7.15 p.m. (6WN & Regs). 9.25 p.m. sided with protesting labour WHERE DO WE GO CHALLENGE: "Women leaders, students and pro- FROM HERE? NO.3 OF 5. and the Church". fessional men in pressing The question "what hapThis programme, entirely for civil liberty were also freed under the king's de- pens when a man dies" is of women, shows them exdiscussed by Doctor F. cree. amining their place in socBut spokesmen for the Chandra, a Hindu and med- iety and in the Church. Are ical practitioner, living in their Opposition to the Governanswers the same as ment claimed only 10 per London. the men's? Will women's cent of the political prison- FRIDAY ordination be the accepted ers had been favoured. 10.15 p.m. (6WN). norm? Are the prevailing The king's decree excludCROSS WAYS: "Anna roles of men and women in ed terrorists charged with Russell Talks with Ted family life an essential Noffs". teaching of Christianity?

THE

Page Twelve

Thursday, January 8, 1976

RECORD

Jotting ,Cetection3 by

AH JAY

GLOUCESTER PARK Run on Friday night. Fields in barrier draw order. 7.30 —CHICO QUALIFYING STAKES (1) Abeho, Prince Kardia, Wilvoro 8.00 — GOOD CHEER HANDICAP First Div. Plain Fred, Kiora Ku, Yerilla Court . 8.25 —CHICO QUALIFYING STAKES (2) Park,Dean, Aldercy, Prince Capri 8.50 — GOOD CHEER HANDICAP Second Div. Demisvic, Reasonic, Butcher Byrd 9.15 — RESOLUTION STAKES Wyamba, Highland Champ, Park Dean 4.45 — NEW YEAR HANDICAP James Eden, Peter Anstey, Range View 10.15— EARL PRONTO HANDICAP Beau Box, Ernmoor, Tulyar Prince 10.45 — KELLET STAKES Noble Bill, Main Morris, Minshaw Best Bet: BEAU BOX

Race Talk

Jottings from the arenas In short, he has raised and he is certainly one of The victory of the training to a racehorse has who players finest the By BERNARD JAY 21-year-old Mork Edscientific, highly skilled callever played in W.A. mondson in the men's An Australian Open win- ing and has won many singles final in the ner, he has won tourna- friends in the process. Australian Open tennis perseverance are commend- players and followers of ments in this State against The other award made on golf will wish that he suc- the best amateurs and proc hampionships might able. ceeds in his first test as a fessionals here and, at times, the same night was also in generous rise the to Newcombe, herald well popular. The winner of the professional. against Eastern States visit- Silver Jubilee Award, markprominence of a fur- defeat gave the opinion The news that he had ap- ors. ther group of young (which an impressive reing 25 years of the A.B.C. cord of success and exper- plied to turn professional players. He has represented the Sportsman of the Year, act-

ience makes of great value) was surprising as he had State for ten years and has ivity was Dawn Fraser, adIf it does, it will be ta that on his present form said previously that he prejudged the outstanding winled the State team. the great benefit of ,Austra- Edmondson should go on ferred, for family and other There were few, if any ner of the Sportsman of the reasons, to remain an amatlian tennis, as some of the winning tuornaments. more goals for him to Yar award over those years. "giants" are getting to or Edmondson's success com- eur. achieve in amateur golf, and The great swimmer whose ire in the veteran class, not- plemented the fine tennis But now the step has his entry into the professably John Newcombe, Ken played during the tourna- been taken it can mean only ional field should give a fill- name became a household Rosewall and Tony Roche. ment by the brilliant 17- a boost for West Australian ip to that area both as to word in the sport, is the only woman swimmer to PRIVATE SECTION, a lice rider W. Gill, and when The strong, tenacious Ed- year-old Sydney high school golf, particularly as Gale standard of play and spon- have won gold medals at brown colt by Privilege, he races in his correct class mondson beat Newcombe at student Brad Drewett who has said that he will be bas- sorship. Olympic separate three caiight my eye when he fla- he will pick up a stake. his own game — power ten- took a set from Rosewall in ed in this State and does not Games and her sprint re* * * * shed home to finish fourth to the of travel serve— immediately big the intend on based quarter-final; nis a 7,,IAKATILLA, a magnicords remained for many behind the champion filly to the Eastern States or ficent three-year-old by Atal- and in winning the champ- championship. Bart Cummings added an- years. 'Venetian Princess. la, found the distance too ionship (having eliminated A left-hander, he plays overseas. other honour to his extraOwned by Bernie Scahill short for him in the George the legendary Rosman) with poise and determinaHe should do well as a ordinary career when he * * * * relatively penurand trained by Brian Boyle, Moore Stakes, over 1,200 rose from tion and seems certain to be professional, although in was chosen as Australian ious obscurity to the heights a Davis Cup player in the competition with the young- Broadcasting this filly has been a hand met reN. East Fremantle will no Commission ful at the barrier, but jocker Eastern States profession- Sportsman of the Year last doubt welcome the return Next time he races over of the game. very near future. him got Rudland Lindsay ey als such as Newton he may weekend. a further journey, ownerHe resembles the young from Tasmania of Trevor away rather well. find the going hard for a er-trainer Frank Maynard Newcombe — fine physique. * * * * The famous racehorse Sprigg, the vigorous utility time. A s this colt possesses and Phil Davison will rejoin aggression and well executwho has the habit of player, who had a successThere can be no doubt trainer with the ed. ground strokes — and for plenty of ability, he should the winners circle. Melbourne Cups ful year in 1974 winning When Terry Gale plays as to his ability. pick up a race in the near a man whose initial ambitGlenorchy club which he as quinellas) getting (and LITTLE LILAC showed ion was not to make a fool in his next tournament — He is probably one of the future. led and coached. his first glimpse of form for of himself on the centre probably the Capel Open on best half dozen amateurs well as innumerable rich ARREM has been a dis- a long while, when he con- court — his modesty and January 24 to 26 — many that Australia has produced races would no doubt have In almost any capacity been a popular choice, with Sprigg would strengthen the appointment for owner Len tested the Newlands Welter 10#4,1PW 114.4, , ,41 41,44P#4,4P4.4,041P#4,414.4^4^0#11^41 , NIP•••••04.4V,P#4.44 his almost legendary powers East Fremantle team and Mitchell and trainer Ian over 1,600 metres. in preparing stayers, his im- give it drive from about the This Little Empire geldBrown, but the way he flareputation, his centre, which it sometimes peccable shed home behind Tanbury ing is trained by N. Wormodesty and his wholesome lacked last season, partly as gave me the impression he thington and is ridden to approach to a professional the result of losing players will be hard to beat over a perfection by H. Wulff. sport which is sometimes of the calibre of the Sandlonger journey. He could pay to follow more noted for its rugged- over Medal winner, Melrose This Red Rumour gelding first time he starts in a midness than its fastidiousness. who went to Melbourne. does his best for his appren- dle distance.

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New South Wales dominated national tennis carnival.

New South Wales players dominated the Australian Catholic Lawn Tennis Association carnival held in Sydney over the ChristmasNew Year period. .1-he West Australian team was not prominent, but it was not expected that it would be, as the team was not as strong as some of those iielded in past years. New South Wales won the Archbishop Kelly Shield for the aggregate of successes in the men's and ladies events. It also won the P. J. O'Shea Shield, for the winning men's team, and the Archbishop Duhig Shield, for the winning ladies' team. Its success was repeated in the awards for individual performances, in which it won all the trophies except one. The Bob Taylor Memorial Trophy for the outstanding man player was won by John May (N.S.W.) and the Mayf Priddis Memorial Trophy for the outstanding lady

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was won by Joan Nichol (Queensland). The most consistent man player was adjudged to be John Nichol and the ladies' counterpart was Edith Collingridge. Both are from New South Wales. The winner of the Australian Catholic Tennis (Miss Queen quest A.C.L.T.A.) was Jenny Martin, of New South Wales. Western Australia was Miss by represented W.A.C.L.T.,A., Miss Marilyn Wade. Only one W.A. player gained a place in the national teams selected at the conclusion of the carnival.

She is Helen Wilkes, of the Pignatelli Club, the outstanding ladies' player from this State in the W.A. carnival party. The national teams selected are: LADIES: Joan Nichol (N.S.W.). 2; Brenda Dale (Q.), 1; Sue Skipper (Q.), 3; Cathy Orger (Vic.), 4; Cec Lelacheur (S.A.), 5: Helen Wilkes (W.A.), 6: Janice Wagstaff (N.S.W.). 7. May John MEN: (N.S.W.), 1; Paul Harkin (Vic.), 2; John Kornacki (Vic.), 3; Ken Trotman (N.S.W.), 4; Brian Sharpe (N.S.W.), 5; Peter Sierak ton (Vic.) and Brian (N.S.W.), Sidgreaves (Vic.), 6: Peter Le Breequal 7.

lop /976 The activities 'of the West Australian Catholic Lawn Tennis Association have been somewhat reduced because of the Christmas break and owing to many members atending the A.C.L.T.A. carnival. FeleHoulahan. The first official asso- Len ciation function in the phone 30 2075. new year is not expected QUEENS PARK Two hardcourts with t o take place until early lights are available. They February. However. club. ;Activi- are behind the church at Parade. Railway ties should commence 1 36 Queens Park. Enquiries. before then. For those interested in John Messer, telephone playing tennis again in 68 1898. 1976 and are looking for YOK1NE S . Denis' Club has clubs the following club with hardcourts details are listed below t wo lights behind St. Denis' for information. School, Powell Street, DIANELLA Two hardcourts with Yokine. Enquiries Tony telephone Mapson, lights are available. They are located be- 49 3426. These clubs are affilihind the Dianella church and school at 356 Grand ated with the W.A. Promenade, Dianella. Catholic Lawn Tennis should Enquiries he A ssociation. For people belonging made from Stephanie K ukura. telephone to a Catholic club not the with 76 2907. affiliated ATTADA LE W. A .C.L.T. A. enquiries There are six hard- for membership should courts adjacent to the be directed to the assoc hurch at 42 Davidson ciation's secretary, SteRoad, Attadale. Enquir- phanie Kukura, telephone ies may be made from 76 2907. ,4###+4.r.r.ro.,e..eNNeAnno,"e#+00.0w.0.0,e,00#0004"0"0-04.1"%r'''''

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