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UGGERIDGE'S WAY AND AUGUSTINE'S
Any identification of Christianity with wowserism is surely a contradiction and misrepresents Christ, according to Bishop Quinn. The bishop said this when he was the first of four speakers to support the Premier, Sir Charles Court, in welcoming Mr. Malcolm Muggeridge to Western Australia before 8,000 people at the Festival of Light rally on the W.A.C.A. ground last Sunday afternoon. This was the proof that Christians had to offer the world of the validity of the message of Jesus Christ — that it was an enriching and joyful experience, he added.
'IN GOOD COMPANY"
• Bishop Quinn (left) welcomes Mr. Malcolm Muggeridge (extreme right) at the Festival of Light rally last Sunday.
Cold move notable for the Brothers
schools, especially in the country; the closest co-operation existed in Kalgoorhe where C.B.C. and Prendivine College stood side by side and facilities could be shared easily. He helieved Collie was the first such step in AusThe two formerly inde- bus for certain subjects in graded, uniforms will re- and lay teachers will look tralia for the Order, if not main as previously and after some 180 primary sc- for the world. pendent schools, Saint Ed- a co-instructional programsporting arrangements will hool pupils. combecome me that has mund's, under the Christian Permission on an experiBrothers, and Saint Brigid's, mon practice in many coun- follow existing patterns alBishop McKeon attended mental basis had been granoperation. ready in under the Presentation Sis- try schools conducted by the formal meeting last ted by the General Council ters, will merge, and mid- men and women Religious. week that inaugurated the and it .was subject to furIn the high school secMinimal modification has dle secondary classes of new move; also present ther study by the General both sexes will be taught to be made to the Collie tion, the projected staff for were Brother L. Bowler, re- Chapter. at the former and the pri- schools for the new step an enrolment of some 110 presenting the Christian mary pupils at the latter that has been under study pupils, will be three Chris- Brothers' Provincialate; Moby both Orders since they tian Brothers, a Presenta- ther Albeus, Presentation HISTORIC premises. were approached six yews tion Sister (who will• have Provincial Superior; superIt w as historically signiSituated one mile apart ago by the Collie parish pastoral care of the girls) iors of both schools; Father ficant that - co-education the two institutions have council. two teachers. and lay McGrath, P.P., and Mr. should be undertaken in been exchanging pupils by Three Presentation Sisters Playgrounds will be upBrian Barrett, chairman of conjunction with the Presenthe education board that di- tation Order, he said: rects the new co-educationThe.. Presentation Sisters, al school. celebrating their second A spokesman for the centenary this year, had Christian Brothers said that been in existence some 25 the move was significant years when Edmund Rice both in regard to the Chris- sought to engage in a simiPrayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in tian Brothers and also in lar apostolate for poor boys their Vocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood. that it involved a co-opera- that Nano Nagle had'launtive step between the Bro- ched for poor girls. This devotion is held as a Holy Hour at the Carmelite Monastery, Adelma thers and the Presentation Edmund Rice drew on Road, Nedlands, each first Sunday at 3 p.m. Order. the rule and experience of Be sure on Sunday, 7th November, to make your priest the gift of your He explained that there the new Presentation Order prayers. establish his own was a steady trend in co- to operation between related schools.
COLLIE. — Collie has become the scene for the first formal move in which Christian Brothers will take part in a co-educationol school with Religious sisters.
"I notice that some of your interviewers are not so subtle in suggesting that having lived it up and sown your wild oats. now you will convert u4," Bishop Quinn said, addressing Mr. Muggeridge. "You're in good company; Saint Augustine did the same thing. "It depends on how you interpret a development and growth in appreciation of values. "Augustine and Malcolm Muggeridge can move close in a discovery from a way of life in which Mr. ,Muggeridge was not committed to a Christian way of life, to the point where he discovered there was something in life he had missed out on. "Obviously, from some of the interviews held with you, you confuse some of our reporters. "It seems they cannot understand that light is
possible and joyful without abortion, pre-marital sex and everything that goes with it. "But it is good to see that you can smile.
LESSON FROM OTHERS "I think we could be very foolish people if we ignored the experiences of others. "On the other hand. I do not want to wallow in diarrhoea or cholera sot that L can appreciate good health. "I can learn about good health through the experience of others who( can tell me about good health and encourage me to participate in it. "Thank you Mr. Mug./ geridge for teaching us to do this in this country, during your visit." /
JUBILEE BROADCAST
On Station 6WN this Sunday (November 7) at 11 a.m. there will be a rebroadcast of the official Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral celebrated on October 17 to mark the episcopal jubilee of Archbishop Goody. At noon on the same station there will be a half hour interview with Archbishop Goody by Father Bob Hailstone. On the same day on Channel 2 at II a.m. Mass will be televised from the chapel of the Sisters of St. Joseph at South Perth.
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Cabrini sisters to celebrate Feast of Foundress, Nov. 13 The Cabrini Sisters will be celebrating the Feast of their Foundress, Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini on November 13. Mass will be celebrated tal and work with miat Villa Terenzio, on the grant families, doing visiof Wanneroo tation and conducting cacorner Road and Kent Street, techism classes. Marangaroo. Saint Frances Cabrini There are five Cabrini was canonised in 1946. Sisters in W.A., they haHer work was in the ving arrived in 1973 to establishment in 1880 of take up caring for the 24 an order of Religious old people in the Villa principally concerned Terenzio. with Italian migrants to One of the Sisters the United States and elwork in the Leederville sewhere. parish looking after miShe arrived in the grants. U.S.A. in 1899 and died In Victoria, another 15 in Chicago in 1917 at Sisters conduct a hospi- the age of 67.
ST. ROCCO ASSOCIATION (Inc.) St. Mary's Church, Leederville Invites you to the GRAND FEAST in Honour of
SAN ROCCO SUNDAY, 5th DECEMBER„ 1976 10.30 a.m. Solemn High Mass St. Mary's Church, Leederville 3.00 p.m. Procession - Benediction
• Portion of the crowd of 8,000 who waved their welcome to Malcolm Muggeridge at the W.A.C.A. ground last Sunday; 2,000 had marched from the Entertainment Centre.
A "GIGANTIC FALLACY" IN THE WESTERN WORLD
The idea for the He quoted Solzhenitsyds last letter before going into Festival of Light was exile which stated that what the result of a vain was wrong with Soviet sosearch at an airport ciety was not necessarily that bookshop for a book it was a dictatorship but that was not pornografrom government has ever taken what was wrong with it was itself detached tion disas shelves the on there phic, Mr. Malcolm appointment at what could this gospel it would surely before, a government that its Marxist materialist philMuggeridge told an have been there," he said. perish. was dedicated to extirpate osophy and the only answer audience of 8,000 at was Christianity. the Christian faith." idea for my result a "As the W.A.C.A. ground Festival of Light was to a "CRISIS OF FAITH" last Sunday. show all the things that we
"The world does not face "I felt not so much dis- were missing through degragust at the books that were dation of public taste and an inflation crisis, a balance of payments crisis or an enstandards." ergy crisis or a monetary criMalcolm Muggeridge's ex- sis or an unemployment cri perience communicated to a sis; the crisis it faces is a young man similarly disap- moral crisis, a crisis of faipointed was the impetus for th," Mr. Muggeridge said. the Festival of Light rally He deplored the notion in held in Trafalgar Square five the Western world that men ago. years _ engaged in the "gigantic fallacy" of living on the stren. gilt of being men alone in STAND UP . . . MEMBERS, SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS the belief that they could The Festival of Light in without God, shape theit OF THE NATIONAL CIVIC COUNCIL Australia, he added, enabled own destiny and create a A RE INVITED TO HEAR us to stand up and be coun- kingdom of heaven on earth ted, to assert our faith and to dissociate ourselves from "Either they imagine in exploitation in entertainment their madness that they are books and films, and, above Gods themselves or they reall, television. vert into mere animality," The festival also encour- he said. aged people whe felt similSPEAK ON lrIN and who might be tim- RELIGION OF HOPE id to come forward and asMr. Muggeridge described sert themselves. the Christian religion as a Turning to television, Mr. religion essentially of hope Muggeridge suggested that and St. Paul had, he said, even the devil might be op- carried this hope to a pagan erative in the influences be- world in a tide of creativity ing brought into homes from which what we call through the medium of tele- Western civilisation had vision. come.
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Mr. B. A. Santamaria
"AUSTRALIA IN THE LATE SEVENTIES" on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th at 8 p.m. at the PARMELIA HOTEL MILL STREET, PERTH
THOSE PEOPLE CONCERNED ABOUT AUSTRALIA'S FUTURE AS A SOUND, CHRISTIAN DEMOCRACY SHOULD MAKE EVERY ENDEAVOUR TO COME AND HEAR MR. SANTAAAARIA SPEAK.
The great nope offered by the Christian religion, he said, was that people could In this "marvellous appaive in Christ and be rel there persuasion" ratus of — a crazy notion to born were influences which "give there was a us the feeling that what is many — but availtestimony of mountain and boring and good is dull validthe prove to us to able despicable and that what is evil is exciting and marvell- ity of this. This hope was part of the ous, so that the whole view of life is turned upside everlasting truth of human life and it would always be down." available in all times and in Mr. Muggeridge said that all circumstances. there could be detected clearly two worlds — the world of fantasy in the media and SOLZHENITSYN the world of reality. Mr. Muggeridge said that of the overwhelming Insofar as a person turn- one of this hope was the signs ed his eye away from the of Alexander emergence world of fantasy he turned , from the "first towards the gospel f)f. Jesus Solzhenitsyn overtly materialist State with Christ. a government that took powIf ever Western civilisa er over its citizens that no
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Latecomers at Mass can Catholic schools chosen by mar the bodily nts y pare man aspect of worship
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ards PARIS (NC). — The schools. number of students in Also, the Catholic schools Catholic French have changed greatly. schools is growing fasMost of their teachers ter than the student were from Religious orders population in the pub15 years ago but now priests lic school system, the lic schools spend. working class families and and nuns make up only 10 latest government sta- With better financing, the only 15 per cent from fam- per cent of the 100,000 CaCatholic schools are no lon- ilies headed by senior execu- tholic school teachers. The fact that people have to take part in public worship not tistics indicate. practical creates difficulties. In many of the Catholic But possibly the most in- ger centres for the well-to- tives and professionals. only in spirit but also with their bodies are turning to
Families schools, catechism is no teresting aspect of the situ- do. This was said at the last silence required in the new were often causing people ation is that many of the Many Catholic schools the Catholic schools for va- longer obligatory, because late to even more be monthly meeting of the liturgy, commission mem- already families turning to the Cath- charge no more than $20 rious reasons — overcrowd- students are often not CathW.A. Liturgy Commission bers felt that concern should so. schools are politically or $25 a month, comparable ing in some public schools, olic. olic during its ongoing study of be voiced in the churches It was realised that the ex- and socially different from with what often has to be concern about lack of disciBut the political controvthe Introduction to the Or- about the distraction being treme step of locking the those who have traditionally paid in a public school for pline that has been an inersy over the Catholic caused by latecomers enter- doors, such as now is done public as problem creasing der of the Mass. exvarious supplementary patronised them. dead. The rite says that the uni- ing the church during the at concert hallA and opera schools students have or- schools is not more Left-wing- penses. and More a befit not does call for naLeft-wing The Left-wing into ganised form posture for all the co- penetential rite and, more houses, Catholic of study One ers are sending their childngregation, whether sitting, seriously, during a reading church. schools de- schools this year showed a groups and teachers frequen- tionalisation of the Catholic Catholic to ren standing or kneeling, is a sy- when everyone's attention is However, the problem was spite their political parties' section of them had 19 per tly go on strike, and the schools or cutting off their mbol of their unity in pray- required to be fixed on the equally serious and it re- opposition to such schools. cent of the students from feeling that academic stand- State aid. quired constant education of reader. er. And many more students At a recent Senate of the people not to distract On the other hand, peofrom families of modest are lateinconsiderate by ple with disability or strug- Priests meeting, it was noted others means. gling with small children in that difficulties in parking coming. GROWTH their arms should not feel The latest Ministry of Edcompelled to stand or kneel ucation figures show there to the point of discomfort were 10,450,000 students in to themselves or others. More concern was exprespublic schools in the 197576 school year, 1,900,000 in ssed by the commission howCatholic schools and about ever, at the possibly irritat250,000 in other private ing style of some commentaschools. tors who insist on telling the Public school enrollment congregation to sit, stand or had been growing faster kneel long past the time when most of these actions than that of the Catholic schools — 7.5 per cent over are now well known to the people. the past five years, compared with 4.67 per cent. It was suggested that peoBut the increase in the ple in today's Western socilast year was 0.93 per cent ety may have last the sense in the Catholic schools, coof reverence and awe that mpared with 0.66 per cent can be conveyed by the use of the body; for example, in the public schools. Eastern faiths still rely on ATTITUDES CHANGE prostrations, facing the east, The Catholic schools have etc. as bodily expressions of been changing in recent their attitude to prayer. years and so have public Tying this fact to a disattitudes towards them. cussion on the moments of The 19th-century decision W .A. LITURGY CENTRE by the French State to eliW indsor Street, East Perth. minate all religious control and presence .in State-finanP.O. Box 6 2 4 8 PERTH HAY ST. EAST ced schools was for long at the centre of politics. Classified Adverts Liberals and Leftists were strongly for public schools in and against the Church, while conservatives were defenders of the Catholic schools, run mainly by priests and nuns. Religious differences have do the job I. had less impact in politics since World War II. $4 PREPAID STATE AID FOR 30 WORDS The present law, enacted "Learn to Sing a Responsorial Psalm" is in 1959, gives State aid to POST OR CALL the theme of the next public training session the private schools in the AT THE OFFICE to be given at the W.A. Liturgy Centre. form of salaries for the teaand payments for opchers The session takes place on erating costs theoretically 22, November Monday, W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS to what the pubstarting punctually at 7.30 equivalent PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS p.m. and concluding at 10 Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists p.m. at the latest. and General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. Because accommodation Phones: 288714. After Hours: 872553, 49 2095 is limited and because sup80 JAMES STREET, PERTH plementary notes will be provided it is essential that participants book in beforehand.
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Patriarchate refused; a cardinal lays blame
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1 viimrammiffirimmir A rehdiocesan Calendar November Confirmation, Dianella. Bishop Healy. Dedication of War Memorial, Kings Park. Bishop Healy. Blessing and opening of Library-Resource Centre at Christ the King School, Beaconsfield. 12
Confirmation, Bindoon. Bishop Healy:
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Confirmation, Armadale. Bishop Healy.
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New church for a parish 230 miles long opened and blessed at Itopetoun The blessing and opening recently of the Church of Peter the Fisherman at Hopetoun was attended by 350 people.
NEWS IN PARS CARMELITE SISTERS' ARRIVAL A community of Carmelite Sisters will arrive from Bangkok this week to establish a foundation at Dardanup in the diocese of Bunbury. Until the former convent there is renovated, the Sisters will live with the Carmelite community at Nedlands. The entry of the 10 Sisters into Australia has meant 12 months of negotiation with the Holy See, General Superiors, Bishops and the Australian Immigration authority.
The midday ceremony Lake Grace has had to over- Kukerin, voted to pool re was performed by Bishop come the physical size of the sources from all centres and 15 7.30 p.m. Mass for Catechists, in St. Mary's Myles McKeon, assisted by area and the consequent to devote money to the point COLLECTORS WANTED Fathers Leon Russell, Gae spread of population. Cathedral. Bishop Healy. of greatest need. Collectors are still urgently needed for the St. Francis Embracing five shires, and Xavier's Community Centre, Wandering street appeal on 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation, in Saint Mary's Crocetti and Trevor Calla19 ghan. with nine Mass centres, the VARIETY Friday, November 12. Please ring 256644 during office Cathedral. Bishop Healy. The Police Pipe Band su- parish is 230 miles long, In this way Hopetoun hours or 763205 after hours. 21 Feast of Christ the King. Eucharistic Festival pplied music before and du- Hopetoun being 150 miles church is part of a combined and Procession at Aquinas College. ring the ceremony. from the parish centre at effort to establish for the Later, addresses parish a rest and activity LECTURES ON MARY were Lake Grace. Three lectures on Mary — Mary in the Bible. Mary made by the Bishop. local area. in the Mary in our lives — will be given by members of Three years ago, a house, Father Church. Parliament. RESOURCES POOLED Peter Lucas, Dominican, under the auspices of Mr. Geoff Grewar. M.L.A.. Three years ago. it was just 50 metres from the wa- the Catholic Institute as follows: Wednesdays, at 9.45 and Mr. David Wordsworth. felt that some centres like ter's edge, was bought and a.m., November 10, 17, 24 at the adult religious eduM.L.C., and Mr. Jim Law- Lake Grace and Kukerin it has served as a religious cation centre, Angelico Street, Woodlands. Thursdays FROM: The Archbishop. rence, Shire President of Ra- were coping financially and centre for children from Ra- at 7.30 p.m.. November 11, 18, 25. at Holy Family Father Michael B. Ryan, former parish vensthorpe. other areas like Lake King. vensthorpe. Jerdacuttup .and School, Thelma Street, Como. Tuesdays, at 7.30 p.m., November 16. 23, 30 at Saint John of God hall. off priest Of East Fremantle, has been apThe new church is the re- Lake Varley and Ravens- Hopetoun. Salvado Road. pointed to succeed Monsignor E. Kensult of an appeal made last thorpe were struggling to The new church building nedy who has retired as parish priest of year in a visit by three pa- meet church commitments. allows one end to be used Subiaco. rish councillors to, all the As a result. the parish for community activities by C.B.C. GOLDEN JUBILEE homes of the parish of Lake council, with Ann Power the growing number of peoFather Patrick Russell, recently returnBrother V. I. Keenan, headmaster of C.B.H.S., HighGrace. as chairman. and on the in ple ho have come to retire gate. from 1937 to 1942 is on a return visit to W.A. ed from overseas, has been appointed for the golden jubilee of C.B.C. Geraldton where he The parish community of stigation of Sno Edwards, of in Hopetoun. parish priest of Mundaring. was also headmaster. Father Peter Kelly is unable at present Former Highgate pupils are invited to meet Brother to undertake responsibi lity for a parish Keenan at a function to be arranged: enquiries should be made to Pat Brophy. 712239. evenings or weekends. and his. former parish of Cloverdale is
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Marriage tncounter; W.A. priest "more convinced than ever" of its worth
"More convinced than ever" that Marriage Encounter is the most effective way of renewing the Church was Father Bernie Dwyer's comment this week.
Sessions of the Government "Schools Mission's courses for catechists and interested parents will be held as follows: SHENTON PARK: Monday, November, 8, 10.30 a.m. MORLEY: Wednesday, November 10, 9.30 a.m. NORTH BEACH: Tuesday. November 9. 9.30 a.m. B ASSENDEAN: Thursday. November 11, 7.30 p.m. QUEENS PARK: Friday, November 12. 1.30 p.m. CRAIGIE: Monday. November 15. 10.30 a.m. at 18 Oleaster Way. Greenwood. HIGHGATE: Wednesday. November 17. 1 p.m. MIRRABOOKA: Tuesday, November 16. 10 am. MADDINGTON: Wednesday. November 24. 1 p.m.
He .spoke after returning movement 0a5 seeking to in- Church of tomorrow will from the Eastern States volve More local priests to come out of the home. and CATECHISTS' THANKSGIVING MASS All catechists. past or present, and their families. are where he had conducted two eventually become leaders. out of the lives of good invited to take part in a Mass of .thanksgiving in Saint Marriage Encounter weekA n information night on married people." Mary's Cathedral on Monday, November 15. at 7.30 ends. earlier in the year he Marriage Encounter would The emphasis during a p.m. had attended several other be held at Trinity College, Marriage Encounter weeksessions to become acquain- on Sunday. November 14. end is on a married couple ted with the movement. at 8 p.m. and on the.follow- being themselves the ChurMarriage Encounter com- ing Sunday. November 21. ch. as stated by the Secmences in Perth this month: at the Franciscan Retreat ond Vatican Council. all of the 100 vacancies for House. Victoria Park. Any couples in the first four interested person is invited "SIGN OF URGENCY" weekends have been taken. to attend. "That Jesus loved the tip. world has to be seen in their TWO ANGLICANS • Applications are being reFather Dwyer said that love for each other." he ceived for weekends on among participants at his said. March 4-6. 11-13. April 15- last session were two agnos"There is ,a sign of urgenBishop Myles McKeon will attend all the 17. 22-24, by Father J. Dy- tics and two Anglicans. cy in our times and God is following functions. non. St. Thomas More Col"These people who are using Marriage Encounter to November lege. not Catholics are the best renew the Church." 12 A t the Railway Institute, Bunbury, end of the advertisement to their CaSo successful was the moFIRST PROGRAMME year Mass for State School Catechetical tholic friends of what Mar- vement that there was a reApostolate. • lhe first programmes will riage Encounter can ach- quest from Hong Kong to 17 Jubilee celebrations for Saint John of God be conducted by leader cou- ieve.- he said. establish Marriage EncounSisters Placidus and Mechtilde. ples from Sydney and Mel"The task of renewing ter there, so that if ever the 21 Feast of Christ the King: close of Bunbury hOurne. together with Fath- the Church yesterday was Church fell under Red Chiner, Joe McCann. Oblate. built on the effort of thou- ese domination, the families parish mission and Eucharistic procession at . Later. Father Dwyer ex- sands of Religious men and would he spiritually preparthe race course.plained, local couples would women." he continued. ed to remain as the Church. 24 Confirmation, Bunbury Catholic College. be trained as leaders and the "The renewal of the he explained. 26 A ve, Maria • College. Albany. end of year f unction. 27 Confirmation. Kukerin. 28 Confirmation. Wagin.
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Sister Laurence Byrne. died recently, had spent all of her teaching career at 1 909. she established a repSaint Brigid's, West Perth. The congregation at her utation as an .art •teacher. Two principals of Roman Catholic girls secondary schools have requiem Mass at Leederville t ravelling also to Lesmurdie was made up largely of her for art classes each week- been awarded grants by the Teacher Education Programme of the end. e x-pupils. Schools Commission to study educational administration in the Eastern She was a tireless organ- States. Aged 88 when she died, she had retired from active iser of the annual Christmas They are Sister Bernadette rience and the interstate vis- ed hy the teachers associafete at Saint Bricid's. West duties only five Years ago. Ziesing of Loreto Convent. its funded by the Schools tion, assessed a candidate at Arriving from Dublin in Perth. Claremont. . and Sister J. Commission would not only t he probation promotion and K eane. of Nulungu Girls' help the teachers. but their master-teacher levels. schools. College, Broome. Another feature studied' ,They are among three priUnder the same program- by Mr. Stokes was the arMiss Eileen Lanigan, 75, tendant practically all of her ncipals of non-government me. Mr. Joseph Stokes. pri- rangement by which master. schools and nine principals ncipal of Perth Modern teachers who wished need died as a result of an acci- life. of government high schools School. has been recently on not progress into administradent outside the McAuley a visit to Darwin and Alice tion but could remain, with Originally entrusted to given the awards. Centre, where she had given The Minister for Educa- Springs to study a peer-as- a salary adjustment, in the 5 4 years of service. Saint Vincent's when she Her care of the small was 12. She remained on to tion. Mr. McKinnon, said sessment scheme for teacher teaching force to train children aged two to six become a house mother for that the Teacher Education promotion. young teachers. This system is, unique for ears, • was unseen for the the little children, retiring Programme allowed West Their performance also larger part of the time — only four years ago after a Australian teachers to broa- Australia; under it a panel of was reviewed by. a peershe was the night duty at- half century of service. den their professional expe- three teachers one nominal- group.
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Brother's new prayer book for children sales have 'rocketed' •
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VATICIN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul has called for a halt to excessive criticism of the Church by Catholics and especially by Catholic authors. a book of this kind too and highly to parents Pope Paul has also warnteachers who were trying ed Catholics against being to help children to grow "seduced" into siding with in awareness of their' the "winners" of the world membership in God's and pursuing only economic family. goals in life. "The story concerns He said that certain heala collection of prayers thy aspects of Church life that I put together in were becoming "dangerous book form, originally harmful." and only for my primary "Self-criticism, or the exschool, but after great amination of conscience support from Justin which a Christian must take other Bianchini and concerning his own life, has teachers, sales of the turned into a habitual form book have rocketed beof disputing," the Pope said. yond all expectation." Brother Callen said. "It is almost a normal. "I had no idea that thing now for Christians to teachers, so many teach- beat the breasts of others iners felt the same way as stead of their own breasts, I did about the need for thus making our life togethformal prayers again. er bitter and argumentative "I have had orders by depriving it of its charfrom Hedland, isms — concord, joy, and inPort Broome, Geraldton, Aldustry." bany, Esperance, AdeThe Pope said that the laide, Whyalla, and even Church, without these virMelbourne." tues, "would not be itself."
Recently a new prayer book for childrent, entitled "Our Father" was produced by Brother Robert Callen in Kalgoorlie.
Originally the book was produced for the boys at C.B.C. primary school. Brother Callen said the that he compiled book to fulfill a need that he has felt in Cathwhere schools, olic children just did not seem to know formal prayers anymore. many so Because other from teachers schools had shown such interest, he extended the opportunity for orders o all Catholic schools in W.A. The response from schools has been magnificent and already sales had exceeded 2,000 copies. Father Justin Bianchini, who has given Brother Callen all the encouragement and financial support, said that he could not recommend
Persecution of Church
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BONN (NC). — More members of the Church were persecuted today than at any other time in history, and those who were free should come to their aid ,said the West German Bishops Conference at meeting here.
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• Father Justin BIANCHINI (left) studying "Our Father", the new prayer book for children, compiled by Brother Robert CALLEN (right), of C.B.C. Kalgoorlie.
The bishops issued a statement which surveyed persecutions in Africa. Asia. Northern Ireland and Lebanon, stating that some of these had their roots in economic, social. racial and anticolonialist, rather than religious attitudes. Turning to their own couDissent," progressive com- ntry, the bishops said: ROME (NC).— In a munities who have dissoci"first-of-its-kind" con"We think in particular of ated themselves in varying ammum ghrebs sa,s tphree pl taarleiadntoCbhaurreour brothers and sisters in degrees from the institutionc the German Democratic Real Church, can attend the public who must demonitself to the world — congress as observers. state in their daily lives a partly. But only groups or indiconstant and special courage Directors of the National --bishops, ghbourhood and regional or- viduals in allegiance with to practise their Catholic components Congress for Evangelisation the bishops will be allowed priests, Religions and laity ganisations. faith." and Human Development in come together will — The Congress, sponsored to speak. have decided to bar the Press from the choicest de- R ome," said the congress' by Italy's conference of bibates during the six-day vice-president, Father Bartol- shops, will also probe Chur- WRITTEN VIEWS ch ministry to workers, far"courageous examination of omeo Sorge. Nevertheless, the CatholThe Jesuit explained that mers and those on the mar- ics of Dissent and several conscience" which the coming congress claims to be. the ten commissions would gins of industrial society. Leftist groups, such as ChrisOfficials said that it was "frankl, and openly" disIt will reassess Italy's far- tians for Socialism, have predecided to ban the Press cuss crucial issues. among from-flawless school cateche- sented their written views to from ten key commissions them: -ical programme and litur- congress preparatory com• How Catholics should gical renewal. to guarantee complete freemissions. dom of speech to the con- react to growing Marxism in On the Communist issue, de. The interesting most gress' nearly 2.000 partici- Italy. bishops' conference spokesST. PETERSBURG, Ha • What role women bate may well be in the man Father Francesco Ceri- (NC). — Total Catholic ed. pants. Catholics on commission should be playing in the otti, promised an "open de- ucation must aim at fosterand Marxism. Italian Church. bate." ing "radical change and conALL TO ATTEND Last June more than one • The participation of He told NC News: version in all those it reacast "The congress marks the Catholics in mushrooming third of Italian voters "We can't say we are go- ches," and must seek "to first time in the history of civic groups, such as parent- ballots for the Communst ing to ignore this issue be- turn the hearts of people to the Italian Church that all teacher associations and nei- Party: This happened in a cause it is uncomfortable." Christ," a diocesan director country where 98 per cent Despite the Press ban, of religious education told ; of the population has at c ongress officials are calling Catholic education adminisleast been baptised Catholic. the meeting "a Church enMATRON trators meeting here. The negative attitude of counter to revise our men"As we look at the Churmost of Italy's bishops to- tality and life in the light Catholic Secondary Residential we serve today we mils' che ward Communists was voi- of Gospel principles." College, Broome W.A. majority ced loudly and clearly last No grandiose final docu- honestly ask if the Conducted by Christian Brothers and Sister of spring when bishops collec- ments will be issued after of our Catholic people hav e St. John of God and Our Lady of the Missions tively and individually plea- the six days of group dis- in fact undergone this kind of radical change and transded with Catholics to spurn cussions. VACANCY EXISTS FOR MATRON Franics West's the largest CommunThe congress, its organis- formation," Father ( Catholic preferred) religiof directoid Kelly, D. ist party. ers emphasise, is not a naWITH EXPERIENCE IN SUPERVISING DOMESTIC But among 1,200 laity ex- 'ional synod with disciplin- ous education for the WorSTAFF. pected to take part in the ary or legislative power, but cester, Mass., diocese, told Commencing ,February, 1977 congress will be representa- a national conversation to the administrators. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION tives from Catholic labour revamp the Italian Church's "How many of our peoSALARY BY ARRANGEMENT groups and Catholic unions. pastoral ministry to a radi- ple might more accurately Some of their organisa- cally changing Italian soci- be considered sociological:or Enquiries: tions have strayed fairly fat ety. cultural. Catholics than auTHE PRINCIPAL afield from the hierarchy's. Spokesmen believe that a thentic Christians? Have Sve P.O. 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Use of Scripture in new Many resolutions to ran counter rite of Penance Church teaching
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
"This is my commandment: love one another as I have loved you. A man can have no greater love than to lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends, if you do what I command you."
Many people are asking why we now have a reading from sacred Scripture in the
new rite.
• To • re-awaken my awareness of God and his love. ,M~ANININPMININP",....drip , 04 11.04,/,041 • To help me to hear WIPOINIP God's continuing call. the new rite of of • A series of talks for laity, explaining features HIS WORD • To remind me of the penance, has been given in five centres concurrently over the past DETROIT (NC). — An historic national type of behaviour God exThis 'love one another' five weeks, concluding with sessions conducted by Bishop Quinn. command is sometimes re- gathering of Catholics in Detroit — named pects of me. • To give me light to ferred to by Jesus as His Call To Action — is likely to be remembered Below are the points of the talk given by Father JOHN PRENDIVILLE, recognise my sins. . Word; as the fruit We must more for the fact that it occurred than for the S.J., one of the speakers. • To help me to respond #4.#4,0,04,4,...M.0,11,....ININININFOO#4,04,41.041~#### bear, as. the truth which li- final resolutions that took 20,000 words to fill 01PANWMM. , N,PO4P.41.041.0.41,41,0,00-4 to God's call. berates us from the slavery 110 pages. • To make the SacraZacchaeus, Live, like a two-edged sword, the strong imperative of all of sin. Magdalen. Mary Crammed into three days, generally recognised as the ment a prayer. a real meetSuch passages from St. he is revealing himself to entering into my heart to the prophets, the call. the wide-ranging conference original force behind "Call ing with God (instead of a (8/ utterly basic. are John me. change; all men at any time in his• 'To me' — First and moral self-evaluation exer31-36; 14/15; 14/23-24; was almost destined from to Action," said midway tory. -For in the sacred books, foremost I am confronting 15/4-6). the start to attract the through the conference that cise, often impersonal, rouThrough them he is e- the Father who is in heav- a person, not a law, or code world secular Press's atten- what was beginning to emtine recital of a moral shopLove expressed be must en meets his children with or moral system. That perwaling himself to me. tion to its call for the or- erge seemed to him to be ping-list. Y. in a concrete way. dination of women ,married unrepresentative — not only The Bible was written un- great love and speaks with son has a law,- yes; but he as His Passages such as the Ser- priests, nuclear disarmament of American Catholics as a GOD SPEAKS . . . der the inspiration of the them; and the force and always refers to it law. God of Word the in power mon on the Mount (Mat- and a host of other po- whole, but of the majority Hofy Spirit, and therefore But why Scripture? is so great that it remains of the delegates as well. • `with all your heart' -- thew, chs. 5, 6, 7); the Life sitions. Because in Scripture God we say that God is its authe support and energy of with your whole self, not of the Spirit (Galatiari 5/16thor. He argued that much of Now that the vast numspeaks to me now. the Church, the strength of just a sliver of yourself ,a 25) and the hymn to love ber of suggestions has been the language in the resoluSacred Scripture is not faith for her sons, the food fraction of your mind, a (1 Corinthian's, 13) bring assembled, leading church- tions was being framed or only a record of past ev- WORD IS ALIVE of the soul, the pure and oc- us down to earth. men can only repeat that strongly influenced in the ents, of past experiences of T hus when 1 read the Bi- perennial source of spiritual notional assent or an casional pious feeling. I recommend them as a these are only recommenda- smaller groups by "lobbyGod. ble, God its author is speak- life." • let your hearts be positive, scriptural examin- tions to the American Bish- ists" — observers representWhen God reveals him- ing to me directly. (from the Constitution on ops and will need long and ing special interests who His word is alive and ac- Divine Revelation, Vatican broken, not your garments ation of conscience. self to Abraham, Ezekiel, analysis; many of were allowed to join in the careful words external — torn' the from Beatitudes the Read It, par 21). and actions of the rite are the beginning of the Ser- the proposals run counter to discussion in most of the smaller working groups — official Church teaching. of no avail if they do not mon on the Mount. CHOOSE ANY PART or by representatives of naThe new ritual for the express a real inner attiThese proclaim the Chr- TESTIMONY, DELEGATES t ional organisations. sacrament prints 100 excer- tude. FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY istian life-style, Held to mark the Bicenpts from Scripture relevant He suggested that the na• 'turn to the Lord agADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE of the United States, tional organisation leaders tennial (The sacrament. the to ain' — my response, change EXAMINATION OF LARGE & small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS Call to Action was pre- were not in tune with the cards some of you may o fattitude. CONSCIENCE pared by a two-year nation- thinking of American CathPhone 25 2765 have used select only half • `for he is ready to rea dozen or so from. this). By scooping out the val- wide consultation that drew olics as represented in the 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT In point of fact, you may lent' — God does not turn ues enshrined there we can more than 800,000 respons- two years of consultation. t Terrace End) , PERTH choose any part of ScApt- his back on us; he does not make an examination of es and a further 500 pages At the same time, Bishop around." testimony specialised ure that helps you to make have to be "won conscience — a God-made of Rausch expressed happiness Like the Father of the republic of series a from the sacrament trul yprayeradd, examination, I might with the process as a whole. Prodigal Son he is always ful. simple and straight to the gional meetings. He noted that almost every return. wating our for Either you may read the point ,unlike some manThe three-day Detroit as- bishop who had attended "WHAT A MODERN CATHOLIC passage of your choice as are so sembly was made up of any of the regional hearings which ones made ZACCHAEUS IN part of preparation for the BELIEVES ABOUT" Series lengthy as to exhaust us, 1.340 delegates, including "came away enthusiastic". sacrament, or you may read NEW TESTAMENT and, sometimes give the ap- 100 bishops; each delegate. i sihin the sacrament, afTurning to the New Tes- pearance of "making up" of whatever status had one DISAPPOINTED P rice $2.95 - Postage 40c ter the priest's greeting or tament, you should find sins. "Perhaps we have a lot vote. the priest may read it. . considerable help in presaid • Do I cast myself utEach of the 152 dioceses more teaching to TITLES AVAILABLE It is true that the Scrips paring for the Sacrament in terly upon God my Fathei? in the country was entitled Cardinal Krol of Philadelphture reading is an optional St. Luke's Gospel, chapters ia. By John Deedy THE COMMANDMENTS • Is my heart broken for to nine delegates and there part of the rite. But I urge 15 and 19. from "While. I was very pleasrepresentation was my CONFESSION By Fad Guzie the world's sins And s•ou most seriously to use more than 100 organisa- ed that so many* lay people Read the story of the own? has God of Word the for it, were involved in the Detroit CONSCIENCE, FREEDOM, AUTHORITY • tions. sinner Zacchaeus, a story of a power and warmth un0, Do 1 long for the triBy John Deedy conference, I was somewhat every dealing with God's like any other word. umph of goodness (God's EIGHT TOPICS disappointed that the overman. EUCHARIST By John Krurnp will) in the world? conFor a day and a half, whelming thrust of the Jesus takes the initiative • Am I merciful? Am I groups of 150 delegates -ference was to tell the inHEAVEN AND HELL By John Shea in the whole encounter. His kind in action? worked through eight top- stitutional Church what to call is clear: `Zacchaeus, MYSTICISM By Robert Nowell do, rather than to remind • Am I single-minded in ics: come down'. the people of God what God? to commitment my SALVATION By Fad Gu.zie Church, humankind, na- they have to do to achieve REBIRTH • Am I a positive peace- tionhood, ethnicity and race, the goals of the conference, By Timothy O'Connel l SUFFERING AND EVIL In my view, the best texts The call is to re-birth, te maker? work. neighbourhood. fam- 'Liberty and Justice for to choose are those which a new start, to being friends WORSHIP By C. J. McNaspY ily and personhood. suffering accept I Do • All'." Cardinal Krol said. help you to hear God calllo rthe sake of Jesus and Most official comment ing you fo respond. 'Burry because I must his message? has avoided taking issue WHERE IS THE Following Titles $3.95-Postage 60c Here . the prophets like today'. in with particular resolutions, MONEY? stay house your Hosea, Joel, Isaiah, Ezekiel CHALLENGING GOD AND THE CHURCH By Andrew Greeley praising the initiative and "Also, while I was pleaswill be • of great assistance. And the response, is joyOne last word: living the fact that such a vast con- ed to see that delegates to Take the stirring lines of ful welcome. SEX AND MARRIAGE By Eugene Kennedy Christian life-style as pre- sultation has taken place. the conference were quite Joel: The mentality of the man sented in the above passconcerned about accountBut now, now -- it is the has been changed . ages (loving enemies, w- "DISASTER" BUT ability in • the Church and Lord who speaks — And out of that new oes - enerosity, peace-mak - "TREMENDOUS" in society, I was somewhat come back to me .with all friendship springs the new ing etc.) is challenging. that the your heart, Father Charles Curran, disappointed to see fasting, weeping, mourning. moral behaviour, the deSome even say it's im- professor of moral theology delegates did not impose structures Let your hearts be broken, sire to make restitution: possible. at the Catholic University upon themselves recomby accountability of "Look, sir, I am going not your garments torn, Jesus would agree with of America and the dele- mending methods by which turn to the Lord your God to give half my property to TheoCatholic the of gates the latter. might be finfor he is all tenderness and the poor, and if I have PTY. LTD. logical Society of America their struggle It is impossible — if we sustained. and anced compassion, cheated anybody I will pay to the conference, called slow to anger. rich in gra- him back four times the am- attempt it 'under our own the conference's documents 820 HAY STREET, PERTH 6000 "Resources in both perteam.' s ciousness, ount". sonnel and money are need"a disaster." and ready to relent." implement But if we draw on JeTelephones: 21 6655 (3 lines "There's a certain discip- ed in order to (Joel 2/12-13). recommendasus's enabling power. then the of many line that must go into the it can be done. that the • `Come back -- here is formulation of .documents" tions, and I wish recomwhich was lacking at the delegates had also POWER ANEW . and where we Call to Action conference, mended how the personboth find might And this is why we come he said. nel and the funds." and Jesus the of sake for I Once we have made our But he cesickly added: Msgr. Raymond 1. Telpersonal response to God, ciliation — to receive this and I know these ler, another Philadelphia "You PAUL ZAPP1A we listen to what. He has enabling power anew. documents won't mean that delegate, said: "Perhaps the So the last passage I t o say about the kind of beRing ?Tin on 28 8166 or on after hours 75 1531 They probably won't conference could he a good much. haviour He expects of us, leave you with to ponder for personal attention and save hundreds of even be read five years argument for the need of fundamental utterly is over me' love Jesus 'If you dollars on brand new Holden& and company from now. adult education." says, 'then keep my corn- to our Christian life: derm:Dnstrators. "But the real thine here mu andments'. I am the vine, is the process — and that's "RECKLESS" The real test of our re- von are the branches, He said that the discussponse with all our heart is Whoever remains in me, been tremendous." sions "often revealed deep ATTWOOD MOTORS PTY. 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priests and illE ROLE OF THE CHURCH IN aEight bishop 'murdered' SOCIAL WELFARE smuggled report
Apart from the work of - Religious, lay groups set up organisations to care for special needs.' The most notable of these I' the St. Vincent de Paul Society with its parish-based • On Sunday, November 14, a public seminar will be held at apostolic conferences, and its special works for homeless Trinity College, on the Church's role in social welfare. The session men. opens at 10 a.m. and concludes at 4.30 p.m. and is open to the public This list - is by no means participants are asked to bring their own lunch. exhaustive. within both and groups from individuals It will invite comments Nevertheless -it -serves to and outside the Church, on where the Church should be going. outline not only the range to made been have Over the past eighteen months or so moves The origins ot such a ranbut also the style of social set up a Catholic Social Welfare Commission on a State or Diocesan ge of 'services are to be welfare services set up by beginnings basis. Parishes and interested individuals have been invited to comment . found at the very the Church. on the availability of the commission and its possible scope. The In recent years changes of the Church here in Western Australia. forthcoming seminar will allow public debate on the commission so have begun to appear in pionIn planning the first both the style of service dethat the views of all interested persons can be taken into account. eer efforts of the Church in livery and the needs of peoFather BARRY three articles, of a of • In tile this, series second the Swan River Colony, Biple. gives Welfare Bureau Family H of Catholic the Director ICKEY, of shop Brady and his band Some co-ordination at a some background to the subject of the seminar. committed helpers, set priordiocesan level has been achities in - 1846 which shaped ived through the setting-up of Religious in welfare boys at Glendalough in 1897 the Church's growth and de- Centre is at present located. of such organisations as the tawas subsequently which Governdirect little work, velopment down to the pre- It is important to note Family Welfare Catholic that they saw their mission ment assistance, and very li- ken over by the Little Sis- Bureau. sent day: a home as the Poor ters of by the participation mited not primarily to Aborigines Apart from the spiritual As a result of groups with for the elderly. care of the early settlers, as welfare work, but as laity. similar interests getting toThe Church was involved The Good Shepherd Sis- gether, of increased profesthree areas of the apostolate spreading the go§pel• of in setting up direct services ters arrived in 1902 when 1.were given special attention: The tribal structures sionaligation within the serthe Aborigines were largely for disadvantaged groups, they quickly set up a refuge vices, and changes in avail. (i) child care (ii) education of the poor intact, and the traditional much of them operating for women and girls, espec- able personnel, both Religithrough institutions of one ially those at moral risk. 2 (iii) work with Aborigines. way of life still followed. ous and lay, much new thinsort or another. is emerging about the king estabof days those Since COLLEGE SALVADO'S MERCY SISTERS OF Church approaches the way and its the diocese lishing CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, with later, till not was t I Bishop Brady had been surange of social and apostolic the world and its social traditional of breakdown the numa attracting ,in ceessful PALLOTTINES works, other Orders and needs. 1ber of priests and Religious Aboriginal life, as white setAt the invitation of the Congregations have arrived The establishment of _a ditlement extended inland, that to the new diocese. Bishops, other groups set up to extend the range of hos- ocesan or State Catholic So- Among them were two the social problems began services in the diocese. pitals, homes of the aged. cial Welfare _Commission groups that undertook spec- to appear. Brothers ar- and children's homes. The Christian may bring to fruition much great the Salvado, Bishop / ial works. the Sisters of rived towards the end of the The Daughters of Charity of this thinking. Mercy from Ireland, and the Benedictine pioneer, estab- last century to care for chilIt is hoped that the forthSpanish Benedictines, then in lished in 1847, a school for dren initially at St. Joseph's came in more recent times Aboriginal children, called public seminar on coming and needy, the after to look exile in Italy. Orphanage, then later at The Sisters of Mercy op- by the marvellous name Clontarf, Castledare, Bin- quickly set up a meal centre, the Church and Social Wel ened a Free School and a "College for the Sons of doon and Tardun. emergency shelter, for wo- fare will promoe wide disand children, and a cussion of this aspect of the refuge for children in Vic- Australia." men The Pallottine Fathers Within a short time it toria Square. home for the ter- Church's mission in and to nursing took over from the Trappist the world. At the time the Govern- changed its character to be- Monks in the north of the minally ill. ment had two Poor Houses come a refuge for the young State in 1901 to establish in the Colony, one for men victims of tribal disintegra- an impressive pastoral comon Mt. Eliza, the other for tion. parishes, missions Early this century the Be- plex of women and children in Godfor the Aband institutions nedictine Sisters arrived at erich Street. original people in particular. After the establishment of New Norcia to continue the The Sisters of St. John of the home in Victoria Square, work for Aboriginal childGod arrived in 1895 to set Catholic children from the ren. These early efforts of the up hospital services throughPoor House were transferred to the care of the Sisters. Church laid down a pattern out the diocese, and look afThe Sisters of Mercy since which has been followed in ter the prospectors and mithose early days of 1846, ex- large part down to the pre- ners in the goldfields of Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie. panded and developed their sent day. The Oblate Fathers openThat pattern was characwork, especially in educaterised by the involvement ed an Industrial School for tion. : However, the successors • • of the two original projects are still in existence. A school still exists in Victoria Square, now called Mercedes. The refuge for children is located in Wembley, formerly called St. Jo7. seph's • Orphanage, now known as the Catherine McThe Boons Credit Card entitles you Auley Centre. CANTERBURY (NC). — Anglican to buy what you want, when you want it. It is perhaps the oldest Archbishop Donald Coggan of Canterbury Children's centre still existThis means you can snap up special announced here that he will visit Rome ing in Australia. Paul Pope meet to hopes and April next The Benedictine Fathers bargains when you see them—even the VI there. and Brothers established a day before pay day! Show your Credit centre at New Norcia, after The Archbishop said that dialogue between the Anglithe and communion can visit his of purpose some years in Wembley, the Card at any of Boons nine stores and Where Catherine McAuley would be to intensify the Catholic Church. who Archbishop Coggan. the merchandise is yours. You receive .41r; --10 litataricorot was enthroned as A No' ishop of Canterbury and . rimate of the Church of .31 7i- land in January, 1975, -.aid be the third succeslye Archbishop of Cantet • • ry to meet the Pope. Geoffrey " rchbishop :slier paid what was described as an unofficial Three lectures by Father Peter Lucas, Dominican ..oartesy call on Pope John XXIII in November, 1960, he month that the Vatican WEDNESDAYS, 9.45 a.m. t for Promoting; Secretaria November 10, 17, 24 Christian Unity was estabAdult Rel igious Education Centre, lished. • Angelico Street, Woodlands. In March. 1966, ArchRamsey bishop Michael THURSDAYS, 7.30 p.m. nade an official and public visit to Pope Paul. November 11, 18, 25 Comc, H L). 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LONDON (NC).— The Catholic Institute for International Relations (CIIR) here has alleged that eight priests and a bishop have been murdered in Argentina this year and that nine priests are missing after being arrested by security forces. The recent detention killing of a bishop, eight by the Argentinian Gov- priests and two seminernment of Father Pat- arians, the arrest and rick Rice, an Irish-born disappearance of two priest, "highlights the priests and five seminarrapid deterioration of hu- ians and the deportation man rights in - Argen- of a priest. tina," the CIIR cornMost of the cases have mcnted in publishing a occurred since the coup report compiled by a in March. group of unnamed priests In -a foreword to the in Argentina which dethe CIIR notes report, tails the murder and arthat these priests who rests of priests in that have been victims of country. violence had views of The report was smile- the Church's role "not gled out of Argentina lot- in . line with those et translation and publica- Right-wine extremists tion here. and people who claim coup Since a military connections with the polin Argentina in Marca.. ice or military authoritpolitical violence had es- ies." calated and about 1,000 It points out that the people had been killed, status of human rights the CIIR said. The institute pointed in Argentina is becoming out that the status of the increasingly like that in clergy there gave them Chile. Uruguay and Patprotection not afforded aguay, and that "to date this has been largely igto most Argentinians. The report describes nored by the internationseven cases involving the al community." ••••
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THE SEED IS THE WORD OF GOD . . .
North Blackburn Meth- TION. 1 1.50 p.m. (Regs) odist Church, Melbourne. The Rev. John Beer of 11.10 p.m. (6WN and St. Paul says: "God Sydney. Regs) H. V. Morton gave 8 a.m. (6WF) sent His own Son in the THE EPILOGUE No. me a fresh pair of TELEVISION ENCOUNTER: likeness of sinful flesh:" 127. eyes as I sailed the SUNDAY Excerpts from the leg(Rom., 8: 3.) The Church, Temple Sea of Galilee; and, 11 a.m. they Said to each other: "The seed is the Word There is always some- ends, literature and music London with the Temple with him, walked "In D IVINE SERVICE. "Did not our hearts burn of God" and has within Haiti. of thing in each of us Male Choir. the Steps of the MasFrom the Convent of St. within us as He talked it the power to change 8.15 a.m. (6WN) which permits us to apCHURCHES OF AUSJoseph in South Perth. ter"; and, through his • to us on the road and us according to the image SACRED MUSIC: proach Jesus. TRALIA. For this service Sisters from Word-picture, re-lived explained the Scriptures of -Christ if we slowly, -Russian .Choral Music of Presbyterian Olmond various centres in W.A. 'GOD IN WAIT' to us?" (Luke: 24, 32.) the scenes, and heard with many a pause, read the 17th and 18th Centur- Church, Melbourne. gather for a Special Mass, it under the guidance and the Master's Voice. The most profound ies." MONDAY the PILGRIMAGE celebrant and preacher Regs) 1 a.m. (6WN and inspiration of the Holy 1 .. It was the French truth about Christ is not 6.25 a.m. (6WN) And that is what the the Rev. Father Patrick DIVINE SERVICE: Spirit whose human inwriter, Renan, who said of the historical order; FACING THE WEEK. is Pilgrimage to the Holy Ahern. St. Mary's Cathedral, that the Holy Land formttruments were the four the true Christ is the The Rev. Del Hartmann land did for me and our MONDAY Perth. Evangelists, Saints Mated a "Fifth Gospel". "God in wait", to use the of Devonport, Tasmania. 70 Pilgrims. 10.25 p.m. T h e A jubilee Mass at St. FRIDAY thew, Mark, Luke, and Pilgrimage phrase of the French I t inspiring exwas an Conrad Hunte, former Mary's Cathedral in the John, through Israel in 1975, author, Mauriac. (6WN) 10.15 p.m. perience and I regret West Indies Test cricketer These four little books was fascinating and exAnd, Fra Angelico, the presence of His Excellency CROSS WAYS FORUM. sincerely that I had not is now a full-time worker citing. unveil a God who is at gentle artist who painted the Governor, His Worship A study of the work of gone there as a young once the Creator, the -My constant companfrescoes in the cells of his the Mayor of Perth, repre- the famous preacher and with Moral Rearmament. priest as many years of Beginning, the Word, the ion was a copy of the Dominican brethren; sentatives of the Govern- author, the Rev. Dr. Leslie my life as a priest were Intelligence of the world, New Testament, in which which frescoes he called: ment and the Opposition Divon Weatherhead. spent in the classrooms perfect Harmony and abI read the Gospel narra"Windows into Heaven", and Church and Civil digni- MONDAY to of the schools in the Sermon is taries. The tive on the very spot solute Goodness; yet Who says: FRIDAY Archdiocese, helping where the incidents menis a being we can love, "Whoever would paint preached by Cardinal James 6.15 a.m. (Regs) teachers and children to tioned had occurred, so and Who loves us enough Christ, must live with Freeman, of Sydney. FROM THE READINGS get to know, to love and 12-1230 That I experienced the to wish to save us. Him." BIBLE. to serve, Christ. ARCHBISHOP MEET joy of a personal discovIt follows that, who. 7.10 a.m. (6WN) - How much more helpJOHN ery. ever would love and serve LAUNCELOT CENTRAL PLACE Redpath of MeMartin ful would I have been Christ must read and GOODY. The Church has aclaide. had I actually visited the celebrating is Goody Dr. FOR THE HEART corded these four little meditate on Jesus of Naz8.40 a.m. (Regs) places mentioned in the 25 years as a Bishop and books the central place in areth as He speaks to us A MOMENT. PAUSE The Gospel is for the GOIANA, Brazil (NC) New Testament its teaching. in the four Gospels; for, talks with Bob Hailstone Captain Carl Schmidthi — As part of a growing heart rather than for the Bishop role of a the about in Him, is Life. The portrait of ChristGOSPEL STORY of Melbourne. head. clamor for justice in given in the Epistles of LORD, MAY OUR in the modern society. But we can all get to (6WN and Brazil, Archbishop Fera.m. 10.15 Christ spoke of the 6.30 p.m. (6WF and know Christ through the St. Paul is exactly that HEARTS BURN WITHRegs) nando Gomes dos Santos word of God as a seed' daily reading of the Gosof the Christ portrayed IN US AS WE READ Regs) BY THE WAY "Make a o f Goiana accused the which must be given HYMN OMMUNITY C pel story. in the Gospels. YOUR STORY. Joyful Noise". Military Government of time to soak in and die, SINGING. A look at contemporary weakness and of coverlike the grain of wheat, church music and the art ing up for murders and if it is to blossom in our of the professional church other crimes throughout daily living. musicians. the country. The' Gospel is not for 11.16 p.m. (6WN) the rapid eye. He was preaching at MEDITAEVENING Cleophas and the other funeral services here for disciple on the road to Jesuit Father Burnier Emmaus were joined by (59), killed in mid-Octthe Risen Christ, who for infants and nursing moober by military police When taking milk, opened up the Scriptures thers. when he went to plead do not it slowly sip to them. to milk, almond About three women being for gulps, When Christ left them, drink it in large tortured at the village of make nut milk, scald a quaas one would water or Riberao Bonito, in the ntity of almonds in boiling other liquids. water and remove the skins. rain forest state of Mato Although milk is an aniGrosso. Cut off a small slice of mal food, no treatise on jui"We pray to God that each almond and taste it to EARLE, B.Sc., M. PHILOMENA By Sister ces would he complete withour government will see see if it is sweet. A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. out some reference to milk The bitter almonds are Perth Jesus People will. the light and stop lying, PAINTING as an article of liquid food. or we Brazilians refuse not used for invalids. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. St. stage one of their biggest It is, indeed, one of the CONTRACTOR Select about thirty of the productions ever at the Perth• to live any longer under Most nourishing foods mail he tyranny of lies," said sweet almonds and place Entertainment Centre on Sa20 Mabel Street, possesses and should always food in itself and one eas- be made by using milk and them in cold water for a Archbishop Gomes. turday. December 4, at 7.30 SOUTH PERTH be regarded as a food rath- ily assimiliated for the su- carrot juice — half and half few hours to soften. Our people cannot rep.m. er than a drink. main passive in the face gar is pre-digested and the — and this can be recomDry them carefully with The presentation "ChristPhone 67 2716 About growing children, fat is already emulsified. of the daily crimes being mended for childen as well a clean cloth then pound mas at the Centre" will feathroughout milk is almost a complete them in a mortar for ten to ture for the first time in committed Also, it has a high per- as adults. the whole. nation every A drink made of two fifteen minutes until reducAustralia the "Living Christcentage of calcium which is crimes which the mas Tree" which will be 60 day, essential for tooth and bone parts of milk to one part of ed to a fine pulp. novernment is systematicAdd a tea-cup of cold wa- feet high and incorporate apple juice lessens the tenformation. ally covering up." dency of milk to form mu- ter stirring at the same time, 150 singers. He also told 50 priests and then filter through a fine cous. This is a magnificent concelebrating with him, SIX VITAMINS Sole Agents linen cloth to obtain as spectacle. and hundreds of mournmuch as possible. The more Calcium powder or tab- SOYA BEAN VARIETY Also on the show will be ers at the cathedral, that finely the almonds are cruSandy Baker, Ian Teasdale, lets taken . about half an As for soya bean milk; Ihe Church in Brazil was hour before meals will make this is the same as cow's shed the better will be the Percy and Fat Cat, Channel determined to fight such milk. up for osteoporosis caused milk in appearance and food 7 personalitie: together with conditions even in the soloists, bands, community by water containing fluoride, value, but is more easily di165-171 Hay Street, Subiato face of persecution. which is only a half mole- gested and assimilated. carol singing, drama, prizes NUT PLUS FRUIT Phone 81 5700 "The Church is not cule, taking the calcium out A tablespoon of fresh and surprises galore. The taste is also similar afraid of death because AGENCY SPIRIT WINE & WESTRAL LATE of the bones to make a• full to cow's milk, especially milk or cream may be addThe presentation is to be it has the assurance of. televised by Charnel 7 for molecule. when a little raw sugar or ed if desired. resurrection. It does not replay milk added to fruit Nut at a future date and also Milk possesses the honey is added. fear persecution by those 4E10 0 0111rilks140;0., six most important vitamins. Soya bean milk can be juice is liquid food of the any money raised by the Jewho do not have the nechighest value for sick chil- sus People will be used to essary strength to guarBut while growing child- often tolerated by infants dren, grown-up people who establish their hostel for hoeven when cows milk is reantee domestic order for ren should have milk in are seriously ill and the neless women in Bennet Brazil," he said. abundant quantities, it has jected. Street, Perth. aged. 249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER been bond, in the case of In China, where the soya It can be used in place of adults it usually has a con- bean originated, it is almost cow's milk. W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors stipating effect, is inclined the only milk consumed. Almonds contain a good .For Better Paving Contact Us to 'form mucous and to agTo make soya bean milk percentage of phosphorus gravate any catarrhal condi- all that is required is a cup and calcium and are an exW.A.O.A. We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving tion which rmay of soya bean flour to two cellent muscle and body of Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. OPTIC I ANS OPTOMETR I STS builder. quarts of water. 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Three new programmes in audio visual communications now available in WA.
Three new programmes have been issued by Catholic Audio Visual Communications, and can be inspected at the Catholic Resource Centre, 45 Tyrell Street, Nedlands. The Australian dialogue treatment of the new rite Mrs. Barbara Harris, catechical instructor for the and scenes are welcome and of Penance (Reconciliation) primary grades, offers the make the sequence more for children. Real life, playground realistic and relevant. following review. There is a variety of sug- situations are captured in WHERE IS GOD, is a reflection on the presence gested activities and prayer vivid colour slides, portrayof God in the whole of sessions in the accompany- ing Michael's natural apcreation — filling everyone ing manual containing the proach to the Sacrament. This particular one could script. and everything. This particular one could be used in whole or part The filmstrip has a young girl searching, listening, be used with children from with children in Grades 2-7. It is something that wondering and responding grades 2 - 7 over and over recom- teachers have been asking Highly to the mystery of creation, again. for since the introduction to the joys and sorrows of mended. TOMMY THE TRUM- of the new rite and the fact experiences and to the gift PETER AND THE TOWN that it is set in Australia of life. ORCHESTRA is a cartoon makes it extremely attracintroduction to the exper- tive. Highly recommended ience of community, dis- that all schools have their harmony and reconciliation. personal copy. The programmes in filmAlthough more selective in its audience appeal, it has strip or slides can be purclass chased from Catholic Audio much to offer the Visual Communications, 50 teacher. CHANGED Abbotsford Road. HomeWHAT MICHAEL is an excellent bush, N.S.W., 2140.
Pope: forces in society would make man a "tool"
• Brother Frank Perry (left), formerly of Leedervi l le now a Sacred Heart Brother, is headmaster of the primary grades in St. Johnic Col lege, Darwin. Among his Grade 7 pupils are left to right, Danny DE LEMMOS (Timorese), Chris LIDDY (Aboriginal) and Paul BUTCHER, pictured preparing for a boating expedition.
"THE MAIDS" AT THE HOLE IN THE WALL
Jean Genet's play "The Maids", currently at The Hole in The Wall Theatre, shows us three people, a mistress and two maids.
V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul VI charged last week that "many forces" in society were seeking to transform man into a mechanical tool to serve the economy. In an audience for financiers, Pope Paul praised banks which had a policy of helping small and medium-sized busi= ness. He urged the "subordination of economic life to the service of man GUAltANITEED AS PINE GRAN JUICE MADE IN CONFOIIIMfrf WRI4 EOCISSIASTGL. -CONDITIONSFOE. COUIKIY" USE and not the other way around." Produced by The Pontiff warned CLAREVALE ISAIA ri7) members of the Associa• ^5tion of People's Banks in Italy that "very many; forces are forming a; league to reduce man to 684 ALBANY HIGHWAY, EAST VICTORIA PARK TELEPHONE 61 2935 the role of a simple mechanical tool at the mer1,41t4Lookjilt0 0 0 0 0 00 0=0 0 0000 0 0 cy of the economy." The t 1 unnamed "forces" valued man "solely for his capacity to produce." Members of the banking association won the • Pope's praise for `.`trying hard to view economic E 'Fit for a King' problems within the context of man" and for "helping especially small and medium-sized businesses and those which ;. are called 'middle-class' s enterprises." He called aid to small businesses an "eminent t YE service to society." 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 Telephone: 69 2455
beings is society's attempt to protect itself to punish the men or to reform them. There seemed an impliict comment in the play that any society which could pro• Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY duce the conditions for this The maids, it would appear, spend their time in t his by role-playing the pal t bones Genet hangs his play appalling charade of human be corthe enjoyable exercise and his play is about many living must in itself of of the mistress. its basing or best, at rupt, plotting the downfall of This they do by dressing t hings. premises on a false value their mistress. up in the mistress's clothes •It is about how people Upon her they can vent and attempting to assume kk ill attempt to reconstruct system. the It is a play that has an emotions her characteristics. pent-up t he image they have of their brought about by their This is all playacting society when they are re- extraordinary richness of idClaustrophobic environment: helping to release tensions moved from it: it is about eas. Upon her they can release but eventually the playactIndeed, it appeared to me how people totally lacking the smouldering violence ing goes too far and bein self-esteem will struggle that it was this very avalanwhich resides within each come reality. the che of thought which subto achieve status by ul them and they can do Upon these rather bare methods they know, irres- merged the audience and left pective of how society will many of them wondering what it was all about. view such methods. It is also about ritual R obert Van Mackelen; and the games people play. berg and Chris Ferguson ummi. A vvEsr AUSTRALIAN COMPANY In recent years much has played the maids and visiting Alexander been written about the actor-director LOS ANGI LES (NC) — Hay apper.red as Madame. games people play. The largest single planeload the mist tess. In "The Maids" the game Asian refugThe performances illlistra- of South-East appears to be one of bringees to land in the United of aspects ritualistic the ted ing about a confrontation, States since the massive airwhether it is between the the play. lifts of May. 1975 was maids themselves or beThe setting by Graham greeted here recently ty !ween the maids and their MacLean suggested the con- officials of the CathoFc mistress ("Madam) is of no fined men's attempt to recr- Church. \N. ho will resettle consequence. only the game eate all parts of society. 260 of the 320 on board. is important. It suggested a church, a mostly refugees. The As the play develops un- kitchen. a dining room. a Cambodian and Laotian der Alexander Hay's start- bedroom, a prison cell. have lived in camps in. Thailingly precise and uncompro68 3933 The. setting also empha- land since the Communist VVELSHPOOL (15 lines) mising direction, you be- sised the confusion of sort- gains in South-East Asia in T imber,Hardyvare,Joinery, come aware that what you ing Out the saints from the t he spring of 1975. Modular Housing, Gyprock, are viewing is the struggle sinners. The U.S. Catholic conHead Office and Accounts of three men to survive in As you gather, I found ference. which has already. 81 3555 a maximum-security prison the play and its production resettled some 60,000 South SUBIACO (3 lines) and that their struggles re- interesting but I cannot- re- East Asian refugees in the B ig stocks of self selection present a horrible distortion commend that anyone who past 16 months, has pledged t imber and hardware. of life. would be offended by what to relocate 5.000 of the One becomes aware that appeared to me to be an act 11,000 refugees in Thailand WELSHPOOL 271Treasure Rd. 683933. brutalisation and debase- of simulated sodomy to see who will be allowed to SUBIACO 520 Hay St. 813555. enter the United States. ment of these three human it.
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It is expected that an apW.A.'s challenge for the pointment could be made America's Cup got under By BERNARD JAY about the end of the year way last week with the arrior early in the New Year. val of 1974 contender SouFOR SALE * * thern Cross on the waters named, but currently being to participate in the series referred to as Southern and the four non-playing of the Swan River. Private enterprise is tat_ Concrete Slabs Cross II, will compete clubs have been given pering a hand in an attempt to The seventy-foot, 27 ton, For Sale. All Sizes. a Swedish, French mission to loan their play. against give Victorian State cricket gold-hulled twelve metre Also Garden Curbing, and, possibly a British and ers on a temporary basis to a shot in the arm. yacht was towed from YanSoak Wells. Australian yacht in those clubs participating in another chep and was put in sailing A consortium of 12 comCONCRETE SERVICE the series. be to series an elimination order at the East Fremantle cide the eventual challenger. COMPANY panies has been established rst fi the in clubs ten All Army jetty. 28-32 Kurnall Road, It is believed that the new division will share equally in to lift the State out of the Welshpool She was towed to a berth aluminium craft will be con- the distribution of profits Sheffield Shield doldrums in Tel.: 68 2992 All Hours at Royal Perth Yacht Club siderably lighter than the which it has sometimes been from the Ampol night serin recent seasons. on Tuesday and sailing train- successful U.S. yacht Coura- ies. The group has put tip ing for crew hopefuls was geous; perhaps up to 2,000 REAL ESTATE It was brought to the at- $10,000 to encourage Vicdue to commence soon af- lb. tention of the executive that toian cricketers to win the Established 1956 ter that. It will also be able to several clubs had sought per- Shield. The advent of Southern carry a good deal more sail. mission to run night tournaThe Victorian Cricket Cross on the Swan River is The choice of skipper has ments and, after discussion, Association, on behalf of yachtlocal a milestone in not been announced and it was resolved that there the players, has organised ing, as it is the first of this is possible that he will would be no other tourna- the plan which will offer it giant seventy-foot class to not be named until the ments apart from the Am- cash awards for the man of sail these waters. pol night series between Ja- the day, man of the match training is well advanced. 224 CARR ST, Meanwhile, at Osborne 4. and incentives for outright At a recent Press confer- nuary 16 and March Park, the brand new alumiLEEDERV1LLE 1977. wins. that said Bond Mr. ence the for nium challenger The consortium, limited difcounting of of number method a The probably John Bradley Newport series in August/ Victorian would for the Rothman presentat- to 12 by the yachtsmen top ferent taking is 1977, September Proprietor Cricket Association, has the and the discussed during was helm ion the take the of shape, and plating R.E.I.W.A. - ML.B. hull ' training period and a selec- secretary is to place firm been divided into two has commenced. tion would be made from proposals before the next groups. The forthcoming challenThe first group, who doexecutive meeting. them. ge from Western Australia nate between $1000 and The position of director $1200, will be able to use A /Hours 87 1820 will be a "people's challenis yet to be fill- the players for business or ge" in that, while a major At the last meeting of the of coaching ed. sponfinancial the of part sports-night functions, executive of the Soccer FeDARLING RANGE sorship of the $750,000 bid deration of W.A., a proviwas some further coaching and advertising. There EST. AGCY., will be the responsibility of sional plan for the Ampol discussion of the subject at The second group will R.E.I.W.A. M.L.B. Mr. Alan Bond, business night series of matches was the meeting and the presi- put up between $100 and KALAMUNDA AREA houses, organisations and in- tabled by the secretary, Mr. dent, Mr. J. Venn, said that $300. Handling properties close dividuals are being invited E. F. Gray, and was adopt- he would have a short list The scheme is designed to to Private and Parochial to become subscribers. of candidates by the next get Victoria off the bottom ed. Schools of the Shield ladder. The plan is for six clubs meeting. The new craft, yet to be Lesmurdie Road Shopping Centre LESMURDIE 93 6691 A /H Peggy Borgia 93 7120
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LETTERS to the EDITOR W.A. Opera Company's
P. and F. Federation and the rally
fine performance in "The Love Potion"
to sweep it back into the Hell from whence it came, The current W.A. Opera Company's season of "L'Elisir d'Amore" a good many of us and our children will be washed off is good entertainment and deserves high praise. The season is shared by He is rather like Rossini the Rock. Donizetti was a successFarrar and Betty Louetta us. rumbustio less but Our need is to build ful writer of popular music or Elverson as Adina; I have d'Amore" "L'Elisir ago. years 150 some use the accept and bridges Potion" is good no doubt that, after her of bridges to Christians on He turned out three or 'The Love as• treated as such. stunning performance was and fun Sortie years back I moved safe from the tide of moral other rocks. four operas every year; one and Norina, earlier this year,. Its meagre. bottom-of-the at an annual meeting that and materialistic corruption design stage The WhiteMary Muggeridge, "churned say might almost -page advertisements in the we should help Australian which sweeps the world to- house. Fred Nile, Billy Gra- out" except for the fact costuming by Graham Mac- Betty Elverson would be very good. secular Press have been Catholic Relief (Project day. ham are amongst such that his operas are all live- Lean, together with very On the opening night, the the chorus, by singing hardly paid for out of the Compassion) but the profine other from ng builders bridge entertaini and ly, tuneful But it is a rising tide and relative newcomer, Louettar strengths great two the were pockets of a very limited posal was rejected. (even the so-called tragedunless we are prepared to rocks. Farrar, played the role with. of the production. number of dedicated ChristPAUL DONNELLY ies). s Christian all with unite ians. John Milson's production a great deal of charm and' PORNOGRAPHY is sound with a good deal acting ability. She has a feebly compare They It is in the interests of of feeling for Donizetti but clear voice of great power the of pages full •06ith the the federation to support is marred by a slight on occasion; there is a it erotica of the cinemas the Festival of Light and drift to slapstick in the slightly hard quality about y,hich the Festival of Light for its Associations to lend and her which suggests that she characters minor seeks to combat in its cru- their support. would make an excellent rus. cho of e sade for a renascenc It has long been federaThe con_vulsive heebie- Norina. Christianity. tion policy to act again2t Adina is rather more of the human jeebies If you have seen any pornography and the festival develops and walking, talking, complex chorus, posters in our churches offers the opportunity to. ng, twice as large through the opera from a arm-wavi Rally, about the Festival unite all Christians to deas life, were rebuked by the part minx to a softer and' blame me as I guaranteed velop the needed Ten Comprofessional attitude of two deeper character. their cost. mandment moral front. Of the men, Clem Grolive chooks who knew the courtthe and me , Blame The festival also seeks to Sir, comic effect of restraint; gan topped the bill as Belat core, always in good voice esy of The Record for al- bring back Christianity into The letter of your correspondent N. Agocs (The Record, October 28) having leapt three feet l forte, with excellent characterisalowing me to tell your read- education and this vitallyorchestra opening the rather puzzling. ers about the festival. affects that majority of is they froze on one foot in tion;; Cliff Arndt was his in re- an attitude of suspicious usuai solid self, always cot Catholic children who are Knowing Father Warren organised publicity and con- lesson has been learnt THE $100 DONATION educated in State schools. Ford from college days and siderable relevant expendi- spect tos any such petitions alert until shooed off the key, a model of clear artidoes not in the future. Blame me, too, for that stage by one of the hum- culation and with a gift for We Catholics could make having met him recently du- ture, then he just Many simply cannot at- ans, obviously in jealous comedy. , modest $100 from the Par- the festival by our support ring his visit to W.A.. I fail know what it is all about. tend rallies and others are pique at the applause so Eric Maddison as Nements and Friends Federa- or greatly mar it by our to see the comparison beThe action of Parents and to personal effort. richly deserved by those orino was also good in hill apathetic tion; though it amounts to indifference. ween the functioning of the Friends groups in some parHowever, I hold the op- admirable birds. lighter moments but could less than 2 per cent of the Festival of Light and his ishes giving financial support suitably was it if that, inion not quite bring off "Una bel of federation's annual income "RISING TIDE" hey-day the n I y endeashows missionar and other is commendable as it presented, there would be a canto operas, a famous im- fortis-a lagrima", ttie most and it took all of nine moral the of aware voursare they of 3.000 than Not more very small percentage of that famous aria of the opera. 'months from first proposal petition. Iknow nothing of the fin- dangers to which young peo- adults, irrespective of creed. presario once remarked The orchestra under Alan was to posted cheque to win the us signed its recent needed cast only the and I doubt that 3,000 of us ancial position of the Festi- ple are being subjected sign such a "my wife and four pup- Abbott reflected the mucik not would who support. at the Festival Rally val of Light but if your co- are prepared to act in accor- petition after attending their higher standard now obtainBut do not blame me that were pets." Sunday. last rrespondent thinks that the dance with their consciences. church service. whole was an, ing; the quite not perhaps Well, the federation does not help ion The lack of co-operat great entertainof evening far Too many of us think that resources of those who deby has soprano the , but those who have less overHOGAN J. G. from pornogra- referred to by Paul Donnelly ment.—H.T.G. t role. importan most seas through Force 10 or all we have to do is to sit rive profit the Trigg. a perhaps but le, regrettab is tight on the Rock of Peter, phy can be defeated without rifler agency.
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Leftists bomb parish and students' H.Q. in anti-Church moves
MILAN (NC).— Leftist extremists hurled 21 Molotov cocktails at parish plant here and headquarters of a Catholic student Catholic a gn organisation were bombed in what was seen as a stepped-up campai es. initiativ social to halt Church Only hours before the The midday attack on attack on the parish, fierce paParadisoal Maria Santa plantrish here by about 40 young unidentified terrorists members of the Autonom;a ed a bomb at a Milan office Operaia (Workers' Auton- of Communione e Liberaomy) group appeared to be zione inflicting heavy damaaimed at the popular Cath- ges. The organisation, controolic student movement Comunione e Liberazione (Lib- versial in Catholic circles, eration and Community) has been highly successful which meets in the parish in attracting high school and university students back to centre. active Church paticipation. In northern Italy especially, the openly anti-communist group sponsored winning candidates in last June's national elections, and has sparked many grassroots, "populist" enterprises, such as playgrounds and low-cost cafeterias. ISERNIA, Italy (NC) "CL" activists, as mem— Father Olindo del' bers are known, have often Dono, a priest of the been prey to extreme Leftdiocese of Isernia and wing violence on university Venafro, has been sus- campuses. pended from his priestly Last year, Pope Paul VI ministry for his election sent a telegram of sympathy to the Lower House of to two "CL" youths who the Italian Parliament as were hospitalised after being a Neo-Fascist. beaten up by Leftists. The suspension was On October 21, the Vatconveyed in a letter from daily newspaper L'Ossican i Palmerin Bishop Achille , Romano" charged ervatore his Ordinary. Leftist attacks on the that Suspension is the northe Milan parish and the in provided mal penalty unclaimed bombing of a Canon Law for a priest "CL" office were "serious who takes political oft. and hateful attacks on reice without permission. ligious feedom."
A fascist priest M.P. suspended
At $1.11 gal. Vatican petrol still the cheapest
V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Holders of Vatican gas station passes are paying out more as a result of Italy's recent petrol price hikes. Drivers who sidle their cars up to the pumps near the rear of St. Peter's Basilica will now have to pay $1.17 a gallon for regular petrol — up 23 cents — $1.40 for octane, an increase of 27 cents. They are still much more fortunate than their neighbours who _must fill-er-up in Italy. Since October 8, Italians have been paying 82.17 for a gallon of regular and $2.35 for super. Holders of coveted Vatican gas passes can use the Vatican City station near a gurgling fountain at the rear of St. Peter's,
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Young players prominent IGreyhound Selections1 in WACLIA title events; final matches on Sunday
ALBANY - 7.40 P.M. WOODLOES - 9.20 P.M. GRADE 4 530M. BRIDGE OF .FRIEND- pry strongly to take third 1, Royal Honour 2. GRADE 3 - 530M. SHIP ran a very good race place. 1. Lepke, 2. Brig Zana, Bamston Dale, 3. Belinda in finishing second to the Should be very hard to McGrath, 4. Milo Differ- 3. Space Rumour, 4. Timid very good horse Indian beat from now on especially ence, 5. Top Elfin, 6. Lord Hawk, 5. Marion IV: eGee, Having recently over a distance of about Shell. Parkland, 7. Winderwind, 8. 6. Zebedee, 7. Real :bathchanged stables this three- 1600 metres. Spotted Milo (Blinkers), ern, 8. Fast Picture, (res) 9. year-old colt has shown imITALIAN STEEL show(res) 9. Ferndale Three, (res) Miss Pingarl, (res) 10. proved form and showed Worth Murray. 10. Smoke Eater. with his fighting second on ed improved form when a Two junior players, P. Quoin and D. Hegney, extended the men's Select: 2, 3, 8. Select: 1, 4, 8. Saturday that he will be good second behind Rockydefending doubles champions, R. Smith and K. Quoin before losing in hard to beat at his next ano. Having his first start DISTANCE - 9.4e P.M. over a bit of distance, 1:t three sets last weekend when the West Australian Catholic Lawn Tennis MAIDEN - 8 P.M. start. DISCRETIONARY showed fighting qualities to As3ociation's championships were resumed. QUALIFIED MAIDENS GRADING - 74eM. ROSE HAWK was only battle on for second after - 530M. 1. Cyclone Trixie, 2. InChild: tournament and K. and G. Quain v T. the ing. in remaining The other entire jourbasing her second run since leading for' the 1. Roman Concert, 2. dian Jet, 3. Roman draw are and P. listed in the T. Solomon, D. not and had doubles combinations a spell when a good third ney. Cuban Gypsy, 3. Our Limit, 4. Miss Indoor, 5. Drama, Gypsy Could now be hard to comfortable wins in the to report no later than noon Hinton v R. and, W. Smith. 4. My Name's Kate, 5. in the same race won by on Sunday (November 7), as W/O M. Messer and J. Nor- Bonny's Boo Boo, 6. Spoilt Feet, 6. Denise's Dret m, 7. Indian Shell. She was seen beat having been tried over quarter finals. Buddy's Alibi, 8. Mar trada,. to be well back early yet a bit of ground and looks, P. Quain also featured in further matches will be sche- ton v W/0 K. Brown and Banner, 7. Scout Fury, 8. M. Daniel (Men's Plate). Just Giggles, (res) 9. Brindle (res) 9. Tom Gall, ("us) 10. caught the eye in the a good each way bet at his the longest match of the duled for that time. SATURDAY Ladies Doubles Final: K. Reward, (res) 10. Idol Shout. Fawnview Cadet. day. straight when finishing on next start. Select: 2, 5, 7. 2 P.M-: Men's Singles; and L. Messer v W/O M. It lasted for 23- hours and Select: 2, 3, 4. MAIDEN 10 P.M. COOMA made a good Quain lost to F. Norton, 4-6, R. Smith v G. Wyss, A. and P. Fanowrios and V. QUALIFIED MAMENS impression when finishing 6-4, 10-8 in the junior boys' Smith v T. Branch, T. Som- Rocke and S. Kukura. JunMAIDEN - 8.20 P.M. - 530M. of singles. second behind Prince ers v B. Rao, K. Quain v ior Boys' Singles Final: • F. QUALIFIED MAIDENS 1. 'Keener 'Deena, 2 HenTowers over 1400 metres. Norton v J. Cunningham. The standard of tennis G. Miszczyk. - 740M. The deadline for all ry's Friend, 3. Doris Lass, 3.30 P.M.: Men's Singles: ALL OTHER PLAYERS A recent import to this shown by the juniors has 1. Finchaven Girl, 2. Hi 4. Future Cruise, material for publication state from N.S.W., he is been the highlight of the W /O R. Smith • v G. Wyss ARE TO REPORT NO 5. PyWickham, 3. Dark Caroma, is Monday each week, trained by a most promis- tournament; this augurs well ✓ W/O A. Smith v T. LATER THAN NOON. 4. Our Runaway, 5. Mad- rites, 6. Fabru Warr 7. Abilene Star, 8. Stay Tioncle ame Diro, 6. Dawn of Hope except if special prior !ng trainer in Wally Mit- for the future of the asso- Branch, W/O T. Somers v • PIGNATELLI CUP B. Rao v W/O 'K. Quain v On Saturday, November 7. Quetzal, (res) 9. Flash (les) 9. Sands of Dee. (res) chell and I feel that he will ciation. 10. Duke of Athol]. arrangements are made soon get him across the S. Somers defeated a fan- G. Miszczyk. Men's Plate: 28, the St. Joseph's Club Ebon, (res) 10. Moleskin Select: 4, 5, 2. Pignatelli will hold the An- Midas. with the editor. line in first place. cied p!ayer in M. Bourke on M. Petale v R. Bowyer. nual Pignatelli Cup on their CANNING - 10,10 SUNDAY her way to her first final in Select: 5, 7. 2. P.M. 9 M. and P. Fan- home courts in Attadale. the ladies' singles. GRADE 5 - 530'1. Her next opponent will be owrios v V. Rocke and S. All association players are ALBANY - 8.40 P.M. 1. Jenolan 2. the winner of the match be- Kugura (Ladies Doubles), K- welcome to participate. GRADE 4 - 530M. The day has always been tween K. Messer and H. Messer v H. Ryan (Ladies' 1. Castle Salute, 2. Wild- Speeton's Beauty, 3. `itoile Singles), R. Smith and K. a huge success. • Ryan. wood Girl, 3. King Clown, Chris, 4. Cavallo D'C-o, 5. PRESENTATION Quain v B. Mason and K. 4. Carol's Panda, 5. Gold- Eskimo Dancer, 6. LuckMEMORIAL GAMES CABARET Hardiman (Men's Doubles), fella, 6. Punter's Rebel, 7. worth, 7. Benny Evr is, 8. P. NNI. is and M. Power P. Messer and M. Brennan On Saturday, December 4, Jet Screen, 8. Darkadgle R ed Debutante. (rc ;) 9. have fought their he Lar Jirrn way ✓ T. Somers and A. Smith the association will be hold- Boy, (res) 9. Arcade Rev. Reardryte Boy, (ref) 10. through tough opposition to (Men's Doubles), M. Messer ing a presentation cabaret (res) 10. Dandy Haydale. Dickydydow. of DiStindion the final of the inaugural ✓ J. Norton (Men's Plate), at the Dianella Church Select: 8, 7, 1. Andy Fail0WriOS Memorial K. Brown v M. Daniel Hall, 356 Grand Promen- . DISTANCE - 9 P.M. CANNING - 10/0 Tournament. • (Men's Plate). ade, Dianella. • 14 DISCRETIONARY P.M. Now operating from The sub-juniors have also 10.15 A.M.: Mixed During the evening the ;4 GRADING - 740M. GRADE 5 - 53e 1. displayed some interesting Doubles: K. and P. Messer successful clubs in the re1. Busy Jodie, 2. King 1. Candid Blast, 2. Moon 555 Albany Highway, Victoria Park - 61 7711 II tennis and they will also be ✓ A. Bourke and B. Rao, N. cent winter pennants and Echo, 3. Martin's Call, 4. Andros, 3. Kelby Cr ri, 4. 194 Scarborough Bch Rd, Mt. Hawthorn 24 7466 i; challenging the top players and R. Smith v F. Norton the winners in the cham- Thunder Plume, S. Aussie Hossack, 5. Here's I? h, 6. 3 in a few years. and S. Johnson, T. and S. pionships will be presented Tartan, 6. Shuatiff, 7. Trail Metric Jet, 7. Magic MacThe four top seeds in the Somers v W/O C. Johnson with their trophies. Pur- of Roses, 8. Andrew's Re- Arthur, 8. Lincoln Choice, men's singles have reached and P. Pike and P. and K. chase your tickets from quest, (res) 9. Sing Song (res) 9. Red Sequenc( , (res) the quarter finals and are Gabbedy• Andy Fanowrios your club secretaries now. Girl, (res) 10. Opal Brooch. 10. Lord Sunset. expected to record comfort- Tournament: E. Sayers v N. The cost is $2 per head and Select: 6, 8, 4. Select: 8, 3, 5. able wins on their way to Ayres, S. Ayres v K. those attending will supply OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS the semi-finals. their own food and drinks.Hughes. Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and The mixed doubles. which 11.30 -A.M.: Parent and TOM BRANCH. Corneal Lens Consultants Set had the highest number of players entered, is providing 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH - - - 21 5344 interesting matches. CAROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN - 68 4831 There will be play on SatLOCKSMITHS 4 QUEEN STREET - 21 4390 DEMPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND - 73 1929 urday and Sunday this weekLocks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced end and spectators are assuri.#041.04,004,.#41 ,11,1,0 4 CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service ed of top-class tennis on • Whether or not it By BERNARD JAY represents a breakboth days. 4 ~4 , 4,4.04.#4,444/4, 04,4 Those wishing to see the through which will be APAP4,11,1,04,, matches should take the op- followed over a wide games are not et uniformly portunity to visit Hampton area in Australia the big enough. High School -- end $10,000 sponsorship of * * * Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. Senior of Morley Drive. the State Sheffield "'s ,s everyone will agree PERTH 6000 Shield by the Perth with Richie Benaud in his WEEKEND DRAW The draw for she final Building Society is one opposition to the Australian No. 1 LOTTERY $125,000 weekend's play at Hampton of the most significant Cricket Board's desire to liTICKETS $5 Park High School, Morley developments in crick- mit the number of overseas Drive, follows. et for many years. cricketers coming to AustralNo. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 It should be noted that the ia to play -for club and/or TICKETS $1 FULL BOOK $50 The $10,000 will be demen's singles quarter-finals posited in the players' fund State teams and semi-finals are being Benaud submits that in No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize and will be distributed at played on Saturday afterthe case of the English couTICKETS 50 cents - Full Books $25 THE RAILTON Wembley Hotel the end of a season. noon. nties the professional playPRIVATE HOTEL The main role of the play- ers, mainly from the West COMFORTABLE Those players still remain5 Minutes from St. Mary's ers, apart from the competi- Indies, should be allowed to A CCOMMODATICNI Cathedral tion, will be the coaching earn their living as best they BED and BREAKFAST Bed and Breakfast of young cricketers and can and that, in any case, in DINING ROOM $7.00 they will be called on to do any team the player who is Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS. PERTH M. F. CRANLEY, Lie.ansee some advertising though not kept out of the side by an PHONE 25 2133 an overly large amount. Phone 87 2418 imported player would be Thus the whole scheme No. 11 or No. 12 only. This may be all very well Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL is pitched towards not only enabling the players to rep- for England where many of Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee resent the State without un- the county players are proMorning paper. Excel lent breakfast. Parking due financial worry but .also fessionals, butt in Australia f acilities. $7.00 per day. towards improving the game too many "imports" would 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 25 2093 of cricket in Western Aus- tend to reduce the enthusCHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVANS tralia. iasm of young players strivI NVITES APPLICATIONS FOR About the same there ing for a place in club or NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL has been a suggestion that State teams. "HOME OF THE HOFBRAHAUS" The desire of Australian Test players be paid the Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERT" bonus at the end of a series clubs or even State teams to Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffe3, improve their position on in accordance with the numMorning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking ber of people who have paid the pennant taisle or in the facilities. $7.00 per day. Garrott Sheffield Shield competition Permanent Accommodation B & B $35.00 W. to see them play. is understandable but if the Phone 28 7566 Phone 21 7566 This Seems to be an ex- policy of importing overCHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVANS a Bob cellent suggestion in that it seas stars is undertaken on would represent adequate a substantial scale there may HERDSMAN MOTOR HOTEL rewards for a team, which be some slight increase in * 26 AIR CONDITIONED POOL SIDE UNITS - SINGLE, DOI six * has attracted good crowds public interest in the games Special Family Rates Full Facilities by its entertaining, skilful in which they appear but DINING ROOM - SMORGASBORD - FUNCTION ROOM play. The all-purpose pub North of the River the ill effect it might well But, for the present at have on young players and 9 HERDSMAN PARADE, WEMBLEY COURTESY OF TYRE WHOLESALERS PETER BURCHETT: 87 5555 least, it could be hardly ap- in attracting young people ( W.A.) PTY. 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