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National talks on future of Church urged LONDON (NC). — A joint committee of priests and bishops has called for a national pastoral conference in England and Wales in 1978. At a Press conference half of the country's dio- ber, said that there was a here, the committee, a joint cese have diocesan pastoral need to stimulate the existence of councils at parish working party, set up by councils. Father Thomas Curtis- and deanery levels. the Bishops' Conference of (• CONTINUED P. 4) England and Wales and the Hayward, a committee mem• Father PATRICK NOLAN (right) is pictured outside Saint Denis of National Conference church with PETER DEERING. priests, released its final report on steps that the Church should take to plan for the future. The report also called for more attention to small groups in the Church and Father Patrick Nolan, first parish priest of Joondanna is on MELBOURNE. — to the formation of basic Archbishop Little has a return visit to Perth for the silver jubilee of Australian Servites Christian communities, seri- appointed Sister Mary to be celebrated this week. ous consideration for min- Cyrina Cloonan as his The occasion will be celebrated at Mass in Saint Denis' church istries for women, financial in for Religious at 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 8. Friends and well-wishers accounting by the Church, Vicar of of the Servites are welcome to attend. Archdiocese the and more direct involvement The late Father James Keane was the first Servite to arrive in by .the laity in the church's Melbourne. Father Nolan arrived the following year and became Australia; decision-making processes. It is the first time a of Joondanna. priest parish woman religious has been role her saw she is She said The vicar for religious "CONSULTATIVE" He was joined by Fathers Dario Brunetti (now at Kelmscott) and given this appointment in the archbishop's personal as one of "providing informBishop Victor Guazzelli, Australia. Giulio Porcellini (now in Chicago). representative who acts as a ation, guidance and encourauxiliary of Westminster and Announcing the appoint- liaison between the arch- agement on all aspects of Mass at Joondanna was in the Nissen hut, now part of the chairman of the working ment last week, Archbishop the religious life." orthe religious and the Servites also served Gwelup church. bishop school; party, stressed that the re- Little said that it was the and female. initially resided with the late Monsignor Langmead priests The port was only a consultative first step in a plan to ap- ders, both male first Though this is the the first Servite residence was their priory at Park; Osborne episcoO'Connell, at Bishop document. appointment in Australia of point three vicars for relipal vicar for Religious, said a nun as vicar for Religious, Wanneroo, opened in September 1953. Titled "A Time for Build- gious in the archdiocese. the of terms precise the that ing", the report is the result Father Nolan, since his departure from Perth in 1964 has been simthere have been many One would be a diocesan of a 1973 study by the priest and the other a re- new appointment were not ilar appointments overseas. in Johannesburg. being spelled out. Sister Cygroup, "The Church 2000", ligious priest. Born in Dublin, he entered the Servites in England, studied in Bishop O'Connell said the rina was being given a genand responses to that study. and taught there for six years, after his ordination in 1929. Italy Sister Cyrina is superior eral charter and details appointment was not made At the Press conference He arrived in the Transvaal in 1935; during the war he spent members of the working of Mercy Convent, Ascot would work themselves out simply follow the lead in years as a South African army chaplain, mostly in North was it of six but director other countries, in practice. party did not spell out spec- Vale, and deputy for the intrinsic worth of A frica including one month's captivity under the Italians durin9 ific steps to ensure that a Mercy College, where she He said that as vicar for bringing womanly gifts to and psychology in lectures the campaign at Benghazi. national pastoral conference religious, she would fulfil a bear in an area of such imHe is staying in Perth for a month. Would be truly representa- education. co-ordinating and commun- portance in the Church. tive of the Catholic Church CO-ORDINATING ROLE ication role between the in Englatd and Wales. Her appointment is ef- archbishop and the religious fective immediately, but she of the archdiocese, keeping REGULAR EVENT? their joys Such a national pastoral will continue her duties at him in touch with conference could become a Mercy College until the end and sorrows, needs and problems. regular event like the Dutch of this academic year. National Pastoral ConsultaFrom early next year, she ANCE will be available for full- GUID tion. Sister Cyrina will be in But representation proce- time duties as Vicar for ReVATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul VI told memdures could be a problem ligious. She will then reside constant contact with reli- bers of a U.S. congressional drug abt,se committee that — especially since, accord- at the Convent of Mercy, gious communities and indi- "severe legal measures" should be taken against drug viduals. ing to the report, fewer than Coburg. pushers. In a private audience for members of the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, the Pope also called for rehabilitation of addicts and the spread of "accurate information on the many ramifications of drug abuse." "The time has come to unite all the powers at our disposal in order to put an end to this scourge that is such a real danger for the future of humanity," Pope Paul told eight committee members and other federal Prayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in ASK FOR GEOFF CHURACK, narcotics officials. their Vocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood. PETER FENNESSY OR PAT MURPHY. 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AT MISSION ITALIAN THE THE CHURCH WAS PACKED HIGHGATE A SUCCESS; BASIS OF CO-OPERATION

Last week's Italian Mission at Highgate was one of the best of the twelve he has given so far in Western Australia according to Father Martino Ferraro, Oblate missioner.

On his first trip to Aus- held in six homes during the priest, the Italian mission was one of the most moving tralia from Treviso, Father week of preparation. Attendance at the home experiences in his 35 years Ferraro has been in W.A. since May and has engage- Masses averaged 75 with of priesthood. He praised Father Ferments in the State up till the highest attendance being raro's technique of basing 85 on one night. October next year. To cater for the crowds, the thrust of the mission on Giving two-week missions at each centre with a week's chairs were dispensed with the Italian families themrespite in between, Father except for the aged; the al- selves by giving them the Ferraro is basing his appeal tar was placed strategically responsibility of going out on the co-operation of local so that the people could as- and making contact with sist at Mass from several their friends. Italian families. The parish of Highgate rooms at once. Masses were held at the BILINGUAL was divided into six zones; "The success of the misa sub-committee for each homes of the Barberini, was due to the zeal of sion PallaAndreatta, Luchese, zone was supplied with a map of their surrounding dino, Ottobrino and Masi- the committees who left no stone unturned to make the streets and members were ero mission a success", he said. asked to call personally on He noted the ability of every Italian home in their THEMES DEVELOPED the Italian missioner to close zone. Following on the initial the generation gap that ofAs a complement to this contact with the families, ten is an obstacle in mivisitation by the people Father Martino called per- grant family life. were themselves Masses sonally on every Italian Acknowledging that the family also. bilingual structure of such During the week of the families often led to mismission held at the parish understanding, Father Ferchurch. 180 attended each raro said that the true unity morning Mass session at 9 of such a family would a.m. come from the Word of For the evening ceremon- God. ies, capacity crowds of up to 400 filled Sacred Heart WAVE OF CHANGE Church each night. Father Chokolich said Themes developed by that the zealous spirit of the Father Farraro were: mission even attracted youth Control of one's life; The who had been born in AusGod in whom we believe, tralia and whose language Our Father; Community, was ordinarily English. life and family; Looking Father Chokolich comahead in life, but never at mented that Highgate was death; Education in the going through another wave family; work and the mean- of change with its migrant ing of life; Egoists in need families. of God's forgiveness. Today there are 400 Italian families in Highgate PARISHIONERS' ROLE parish and unlike the time According to Father Fer- not long ago when Italian raro, people went out from families were moving into the mission refreshed, en- the area, there is now a lightened and happy". significant drift of the HighAccording to Father John gate Italian families to the Chokolich, Highgate parish new suburbs north of Perth.

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V ATICAN CITY (NC). — The Congregation for Saints' Causes, in the presence of Pope Paul VI, has formally certified that two Italian missionaries died as martyrs while working in China in 1930. The decrees on the martyrdom of two Oblate Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales were among several approved by the Pontiff and the Vatican congregation recently. The two missionaries declared martyred were Italian Bishop Luigi Versiglia, vicar apostolic of Shiuchow, and his fellow Oblate, Father Callisto Caravario. The t‘\ o were making a journey by boat with three young Chinese women who had been active in educational and catechetical apostolates. The boat was stopped by a dozen pirates who demanded a ransom of $500 and planned to keep the women as prostitutes. The bishop and priest tried to stop the pirates, but they were overwhelmed and shot.

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A record attendance A.C.R.: Think of Christmas at marriage course Easily the largest attendance of the year, over 60 couples attended last Sunday's course on preparation for marriage held at Trinity College. Among those present were: DAVID LEE, of Swanbourne, and YVONNE MARVESLEY, of East Fremantle, who are to be married at Fremantle. GARRY SMITH, of Nollamara, and SUE BELL, of Dianella, who are to be married on January 10. RICHARD McCORMICK and KATHY JENNINGS, who will be married at Rivervale. NEIL ROGERSON and KATHLEEN O'LEARY who will marry at Saint Keiran's, Osborne Park on February 5. ROBERT WEST and ANGELA TERRY who will be married in Melbourne on February 19.

Australian Catholic Re- whose revenue is devoted to in Portugal. He noted that some famillief is appealing to people, .helping the less developed ies have the custom of inthis Christmas, to think World." "Surely if Christmas is viting an "unseen" guest- to about the real meaning of real, and not just selfish es- their Christmas dinner by Christmas. "This is the,- main aim be- capism, it must force our donating the cost of an exhind our Christmas pro- attention on the helpless and tra serving of some charity. Australian Catholic Regramme" said Colin Hollis, homeless of the world. But Assistant Director of A.C.R. as Australians we normally lief has demands which it "As we are urged by the go on our affluent way can never fully meet as the advertisers to commence our neither seeing nor hearing world's needy grow more spending spree, turning the the cry of the disadvantaged numerous every day." Mr. Hollis said: "A.C.R. feast of Christmas into the in our own land or those will use any money obfeast of the retailers, do we who suffer overseas." Of particular concern to tained from the Christmas think of the millions in the world who are helpless and Australians, he said should programme to finance its be the 70,000 refugees from work of helping people to homeless?" he asked. "If we must buy Christ- Indo-China in camps in achieve human dignity and mas presents we should at Thailand and the 2,000 refu- justice in less 'developed least buy them from shops gees from Timor in camps parts of the world".

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WASHINGTON (NC). - The term "rhythm" is obsolete, accord.ng to executives of two organisatiors aimed at fostering natural family plonning - the Human Life Foundation of America and the Natural Family Planning Federation of America.

The U.S. Congress, in the 1968, when the encyclical programmes now existed in The 1977 Mariapolis to be conducted by the Focolare Movement will be held at Saint Patrick's College, Bal- past 18 months has revised Humanae Vitae was pub- 92 places. Government backing of larat from January. 11-16. The full cost for an adult birth control legislation to lished. He said that as early as natural family planning reis $40 for the five days with concessions for students require that all such federal and children. Further information is available at the programmes include natural 1970, Christopher search and training was a Dr. Focolare Centre, 120 Walpole Street, Kew, Victoria, 3101. family planning. Tietze, of the Population mixed blessing to the orThe term "rhythm" was Council, classified tempera- ganisations; officials weldropped from such legisla- ture rhythm as one of the comed the new acceptance MASS FOR THE DEAF tion during the same period. most effective means of but had concern over the Mass for the deaf will be celebrated at the Convent According to Dr. William birth control, more effective quality of teachers turned of Mercy Chapel, 13 Broome Street, Mosman Park, at A. Lynch of Boston, chair- than many widely used out in any mass training 7.30 p.m. on Saturday, December 11. The Mass, to be man of the Human Life methods. programme. celebrated by Father Brian McKenna, will be communi"Subsequent research in A joint programme has cated by the use of cued speech (Mrs. Heather Kerr) Foundation's Science Comand the combined method (Miss Beverley Wallace) The mittee, "no reputable phys- the United States, Canada, been launched to establish Nativity story will be mimed by hearing-impaired children ician or organisation teaches France, Colombia and Mau- teacher certification stanritius has sustained this dards. calendar rhythm today." and their brothers and sisters. view," Kane said. The World Health OrganBeing the last gathering for 1976, a special supper RESEARCH RESULT will follow the Mass. Those intending to be present are isation will also establish Lawrence Kane, executive TRAINING, TEACHERS asked to contact Graham or Helen Pittal,vay. phone director of foundation said Msgr, John Seli, the fed- research and educational pri76 2343. that many more couples used eration's executive director. orities in natural family natural methods than in said that diocesan related planning.

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On the role of small arist with their leader as But he pointed out that the Church already had na- groups in the Church of the eucharistic president." tional commissions which' future and the formation of CLERGY - WOMEN? selected people to serve' on basic Christian communities. In this way the report them, and he spoke of lay the report suggested that hinted at a radically new ideally give would involved these -rise people being style of selecting and trainthrough appointment rather to their own leaders. ing clergy. than election. Christian of "Leaders But the idea was, not communities will be recog- spelled out in detail and did GOVERNMENT "We are not a democratic nised by the bishop, some not seem to underline some Church," he said when the by priestly ordination." said other sections of the report. question was raised whether the report. where more traditional - ap "Members of a commun- proaches to selection of the Catholic Church should follow the Church of Eng- ity. sharing the same faith. clergy were assumed. land's road to government hope and love, will want to The report also called for share together in the Euch- serious consideration to he by synod. given to the practical and theological possibility of ordaining women to the permanent diaconate and to other ministries.

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At Leederville, San Rocco Mass and festival. Archbishop Goody. Confirmation, Hamilton Hill. Bishop Healy. 7 p.m. at Saint Charles' Seminary, Catholic Social Apostdate Mass and social. Bishop Quinn. 7.30 p.m. Blessing of grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes at Queens Park. Archbishop Goody. 7.30 p.m. Closure of Immaculate Conception novena in Saint Mary's Cathedral. 7.30 p.m. At Joondanna, silver jubilee Mass of the Servite Community in Australia. Bishop Healy.

At the Cathedral residence, meeting of W.A. Heads of Churches.

10 a.m. In Saint Mary's Cathedral, the ordination to the priesthood by Archbishop Goody of Deacons Gary Cusack and John Gherardi. 7 p.m. Blessing and opening of presbytery and installation of new parish councillors at Mandurah. Bishop Quinn.

Official From: The Archbishop. I n May this year Australia passed from the j urisdiction of the Sacred Congregation for ithe Evangelisation of Peoples to the Sacred Congregation for Bishops. As a consequence certain missionary privileges applicable to this country are withdrawn. Thus each parish priest or administrator of a parish without a parish priest is now ! obliged each Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation to offer Mass for the intention of his people.

Bunbury Calendar Bishop Myles McKeon will attend all the following functions.

The report further called for the establishment of a December 7 The Senate of Priests meets in the Chapter bureau of statistics to proHall. Bunbury. vide up-to-date and accuratc 8 Confirmation. Busselton. facts and figures about the Church in England and 10 Confirmation, Bunbury, for State school pupils. U TRECHT (NC). - The percentage of Wales and for a new attiThe Diocesan pastoral Council meets. 11 Dutch Catholic parents who have their child- tude to Church finances. ren baptised remains high, while weekly Mass Noting that only a few ,ttendance in the Netherlands continues to de- parishes and no dioceses :line, figures published by the secretariat of publish their financial reports, it said: the Dutch Catholic Church indicate. "It is necessary to have This percentage is exactly In 1974, the statistics Priests from the dioceses show. 94.4 percent of . the t he same as that of the 1960 an examination of the use of Perth, Bunbury and Gernewborn children registered census and higher than of. finances in the Church. alciton are all invited to aton civil birth certificates as those of the censuses of and a reappraisal of build- tend the annual social dinpriestly ordination, C atholic received Catholic 1 957 (33.5 percent) and ing programmes of churches ner organised by the Perth t heir and schools. The present Clerical Golf Association to Fathers G. Crocetti, M. 1 930 (36.6 percent). baptism. The Dutch Reformed high building costs indicate honour priest Of marriages between two jubilarians Newbold, W. Taylor. C. M. and P. Cunningham. C atholics. 87.2 percent were Church dropped from 28.6 t hat we could cripple future each year. The fee for the dinner is. of the population in 1960 to mission because of commitblessed by the Church. This year's function will ment to bricks and mortar." take place at the clubhouse 57, payable to Father B. Mixed marriages involv- 23.6 percent in 1971. ing Catholics were 44.9 perof the Royal Fremantle Golf Whitely. 9 Pullan Place, cent of all religious marClub on Monday, December Greenwood, 6024. riages. Of deceased persons • 13, at 7.30 p.m.. enthusiasts, For golf Guests being honoured games are available at the registered as Catholics. 94.7 this year are Archbishop Fremantle course from 12.30 percent were given a Christian burial. Goody. in his twenty-fifth p.m. onwards on the same Sunda Nlass times for the Perth. Bunbury, Gerald. Figures on Mass attendyear of episcopate, and, in day. ton and New Norcia dioceses will be published in the ance showed that a national Christmas issue of The Record. - 0'ø • ir average of 31.1, percent of A ny, alterations to times published in August this Catholics over seven years year will be received no later than Friday. December of age attended Mass. com- _10. only IN WRITING, signed, dated, and addressed pared with 32.6 percent in t o The Editor. The Record. G.P.O. Box R1279 Perth. January. 1975. Material submitted should follow the style used in 249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER In 1973. the percentage The 'Record. attendCatholics of Dutch W.A.'s Leading Paying Contractors Every effort is made on our part to achieve accuracy ing Mass weekly was 37.5 of entries: where inaccuracies have ,been reported on For Better Paying Contact Us percent - down nine pert he part of parishes, entries are withdrawn forthwith. cent from 1972. We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving With a large number of people traVelling during the It is known that the perholiday season it is believed to be a courtesy,' on the of Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. centages increase considerpart of parishes to make this information available for We have a most modern plant including power v isitors. ably when those who. attend Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Mass regularly but not Christmas TIMES: Arrangements for CHRISTMAS Estimates Submitted Free every week are included. will be published in The Record, December 16. Information will be received no later than Monday mornPercentages for attendance Country Clients please note that we have a Staten . December 13. IN WRITING, signed. dated and on major holy days are very wide Service, and will gladly quote on any addressed to The Editor. marked Christmas Times. high. requirements The entries should be arranged under the following A ccording to the latest We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand headings: Christmas Vigil (up to and including midnational census in 1971, night Mass): Christmas Day (morning and evening PROMPT DELIVERY Catholics constitute 40.4 per- if 'provided - Masses): Sunday Vigil (if celebrated): Phone 71 1578 - 71 1600 cent of the Dutch populaSunday (Holy Family). tion.

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Successful Youth Rally at Kellerberrin; hopes for regular gatherings An old house on the outskirts of the town which was used previously as a boarding house, was the venue for the second youth rally to be organised by youth of the districts in the Kellerberrin area, in conjunction with the Diocesan Youth Council. The house, where the discussion was deemed to be days, and it is hoped that rally was held last Sunday, very worthwhile in that it the gatherings can be held was also used as a meeting gave rise to people thinking regularly. Anybody interested in place for the Kellerberrin about their respective roles in society and how they taking part, whether they Youth Group. Eighteen people took part should seek freedom within are in the city or the country. should get in touch in a variety of activities un- their personal limitations. Another such gathering is with Martial Spencer at the dertaken during the afterbeing planned for the last Diocesan Youth Council ofnoon. These included various weekend of the school holi- fice, telephone 25 4893. Earth Games, which are de041411.#4411.11,#~04,444.1 4, 0"11 , signed to assist people to mix with each other and to ST. ROCCO ASSOCIATION (Inc.) break down their inhibitions. There followed a spirited St. Mary's Church, Leederville discussion on the subject: Invites you to the GRAND FEAST "Freedom-What it Means to You and How Can we in Honour of Find It?" Although no substantial conclusion was reached, the

• During his visit to Kellerberrin last Sunday Bishop Healy, in the sole parish ceremony for this year, inducted six acolytes because of the recent amalgamation of the three parishes of Trayning, Wyalkatchem and Kellerberrin. The acolytes are Alexander KUPIEC, Joseph LANGFORD, Edward CAPP, Cornelius CROGAN, Gerald MACKIN and Paul De PIER RES.

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Bishop Clarke added that Bishop Leo Clarke of Maitland said this recently attendance at Mass was for THE CHILDREN in a specially-prepared state- the purpose of worshipping "All Catholics have a serment for distribution in the God and paying our debt of ious obligation to attend gratitude to God. diocese. and participate in Sunday "In doing so we receive Mass, and it requires a ser"Contrary to what is in return," he said. ious reason to absent oneheard from time to time, self. there has been no change ENRICHING "Cardinal Wright stated in the serious obligation for "What we receive is not during the 40th InternationCatholics to attend Mass on Sunday and holy days of necessarily an emotional inal Eucharistic Congress in obligation," said Bishop ner glow but a deepening Melbourne in 1973 that of the love of God and our those people who tell childClarke. fellow man, an enriching of ren that they need not at"Such statements as 'you our faith in and loyalty to tend Mass unless they 'got need not attend Mass if you God. 'It is in giving that we something out of it,' are don't get anything out of it,' either ignorant of the teachreceive.' and 'you need not attend if the Mass is not meaningful,' are simply not true. "

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France to study roles for former priests laicised by marriage PARIS (NC). —French bishops have ordered a study that might lead to expanded but nonclerical Church roles for former priests returned to lay status because of marriage.

pie, they could not be seminary professors or Catholic members of theological faculties, and they could not teach religion in any school unless by way of exception. The Church in France expects a severe shortage of priests within the next decade. There are only 175 new student priests in France's 20 or so seminaries this year, although this is an increase from 155 last year. Bishop Fretelliere noted that there are 212 lay theology students at the Catholic Institute of Paris (a Catholic university), 'compared with only 110 student priests in university-level studies in the country. He said that the lay students were sometimes "more strongly motivated and more gifted" than the student priests. With the seminaries NtiZsCIOAINiksIVlacking students, there in increased interest in men who train for the priest'IL hood in other nays. W.A.O.A. 1 There are, for example, 57 men training for the priesthood in 34 diocesit 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK ses in what are called VI 1685 67 Res. Phone 61 1880 "worker training groups." These are priest-candidates recruited from the working world. Another 95 student —olographJ S; priests are in "university FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY training groups," which ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE take their recruits from LARGE & small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS the university level. Concerned about the sharp decline in the number of priests, the annual French of assembly bishops late last month voted to open a study that will cover such subjects as priestly celibacy and the situation of married priests. The bishops' decision was made just after the Catholic magazine "Le Pelerin" published the results of a poll that surveyed French attitudes towards the priesthood. It indicated that 70 percent of the French population (but only 42 practising of percent Catholics) favoured marriage, for priests. This was up from 55 percent in 1963 and 69 percent in 1968. Bishop Francois Fretelliere, auxiliary of Bordeaux, told the assembly at Lourdes there

former 3,000 were French diocesan priests and 1,500 former religious order priests now married. There were also 500 to foreign former 600 priests who were married and living in France, he said. There is one former priest for every 10 active priests in France. If brought into the Church organisation to out nonclerical carry functions now handled by priests, they would still be unable to officiate at Mass; hear confession or sacrathe administer ments. A 1971 circular letter to the world's bishops from the Vatican's Doctrinal Congregation said that, among other things, laicised priests could not take liturgical part in celebrations with the peo-

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Priest with million audience favours the spoken word

The total audience was difficult to estimate, he said, but it must come close to a million each week. "People from all over the world wrote in with questions, personal problems, suggestions and sometimes criticisms," he said. His sermons are on matters such as prayer, the reality of God, sacrifice, evil in The spoken expression of the world and in individual the Gospel is still the best lives, the role of the Church -It is Europe's largest nual Lenten conferences at in salvation, and the sacraway to spread the message Catholic publisher, so I have Notre Dame for the past two ments. of Christ, he says. for the printed years convinces me that "For 12 years," said great regard more people are spiritually was in word. "I Bro, Father RELIGION' Phone 25 2765 moved by hearing the word 'HUNGRY FOR ex"my added, he "But," du Editions charge of Les "People are hungry for perience in giving the an- than by reading it's Cerf in Paris. 2nd FLOOR, LONDON Cerf published the Jeru- religion," said Father Bro. ( Terrace End) PERTH salem Bible and the newer "They do not come to Ecumenical Bible, and turns church or tune in a religious out more than 30 titles each programme to hear sociology or politics or other mundane year. subjects. "When people hear you matV ATICAN CITY (NC). and see you," he said, "there If I speak of these the 60 miles south of Alice Springs — On the day after Spain's is a personal relationship ters in passing, it is from faith." of the standpoint approvCortes (Parliament) established be cannot that has the reed of qua!ified ed reforms, Pope Paul told He said that each Lenten by reading what you write." a group of Spanish cardinwork and certificated people Father Bro said that he series took as much als that the country's new as the doctoral dissertation he when was overwhelmed to fill the following positions political situation called for the received over 3,000 letters he wrote in theology at unity and "Gospel discernTEACHERS (Male and Female) LONDON (NC). — Despite the sermon at University of Munich. his first after ment". ADULT EDUCATOR (Male) "strong reservations" of the Anglican "The difference is," he Notre Dame. The conferThe Pope said that Spain Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the ences are broadcast in said, "that the dissertation ELECTRICIAN (A Grade) was entering a new era. France and carried by tape is once in a lifetime. The General Synod of the Church of England It is said that most, if PLUMBER/HANDYMAN French- series of talks come each, the throughout approved proposals for a committee has not of all. Spain's bishops BUILDER world. Lent." speaking Church the of bishops nominate to support the proposed parlia12 of TRAINED NURSE (D.C.) mentary reform. of England. The Cortes in effect voted MANAGER for very small Club, with ability as incide with the synod's The Prime Minister to end its own existence Youth Organiser term of existence. to right the retain would When it approved a proposSTOCKMAN Archbishop Donald al by King Juan Carlos to advise the Queen to apSingle people can be offered excellent Coggan of Canterbury replace itself, a one-House point their second rather accommodation said that he would be legislative body, with a two- than their first choice or anxious about any comHouse Parliament to be eleven to call for new Please apply: mittee larger than seven names, however. ected by popular suffrage. voting members. Size and Superintendent, The proposal must still be The proposals will imconfidentially were inexNo order too big or too small reby a national approved anscheme the plement Santa Teresa Mission tricably bound up tothis nounced by the Prime ferendum, expected We can supply every need gether. month before it can go into Minister in June and acvia ALICE SPRINGS N.T. 5750 — if at all manufactured. Sir Norman Anderson, effect. cepted by the synod in of House the chairman of July. Laity, who successfully An amendment which the proposals steered GIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO would have asked the the synod, cited through synod's standing comevidence that a committee to think again mittee of even 25 memproPAUL ZAPP1A the of about the size bers or more could mainposed Crown AppointR ing me on 28 8166 or on after hours 75 1531 tain complete confidenwas Commission ments for personal attention and save hundreds of tiality. 77. to defeated by 197 dollars on brand new Hoidens and company The synod's 28-memWholesale General Grocers demonstrators. But two amendments ber standing committee Confectionary Merchants and accepted. were possible discussed had — TOP TRADE IN PRICES ARE PAID TOO — candidates for both CanOne reduced the size PHONE: 21 5121 terbury and York when of the commission from these archdioceses last 14 to 12. The other 2 2 STIRLING STREET, PERTH became vacant, he said, change lengthened the 482 to 484 Murray Street, Perth "and I have not myself term of office from four Telephone 28 8166 — After Hours 75 1531 heard of a single leak." years to five so as to co-

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Vatican urges return of theological manual in seminary instruction

VATICAN CITY (NC). — The Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education has appealed to seminaries to bring back use of the theological manual in instruction.

Manuals, once essential doctrine seem "immovable ium, which offered brief retools in seminary courses, or halted in its develop- views of some available manuals, was sparked by are text books giving concise ment." But he defended them as repeated requests for inform-. principles in fields such as moral or dogmatic theology, a means of ensuring that fu- ation on theology manuals liturgy or scripture study. ture priests would be ex- from seminaries in mission Use of manuals has posed to authentic Church countries. dropped off sharply since teaching. Vatican Council II. "Above and beyond all The French Cardinal Ga- else, the teacher has a misbriel-Marie Garrone, who sion to make those whom heads the congregation, ad- he teaches aware of the fact mitted that it "runs the risk that in the field of theology of appearing to be outdated they are not creators but or of trying to revive a believers who must enter inmathematics lesson corpse" in its call to bring to the mainstream of Senior boys at St. Joseph's School, Kununurra pictured during a back seminary manuals. given by Sister Veronica, Josephite. Church tradition in order to But the cardinal, writing produce sound and valuable the con- works," the cardinal asin, a special VIENNA (NC) — A , issue of gregation s publication "Sem- serted. steady decline in the numinarium" which was dedimajor The issue of "Seminar- ber of men entering cated to the problem of seems Austria in seminaries draftthe for appealed manual, insisted that they ium" to according ended, have to since, of good manuals were essential to well-round- ing time figures released here. this "at charged, it Brother Gerard Cole, as- ed seminary instruction. The St. Canisius Vocathere are only a few comR OME (NC). — sistant director of the pharInstitute reported that tions principal plete texts for the NO SUBSTITUTE About one third of the macy. 66 new candidates have enstudy." of substitute can fields "Nothing Pope's income of the "I'm not at all sure that for the teacher," the cardtered major seminaries in pharmacy comes from by only consumed are Austria this year, compared they ING WARN or 235 prescriptions a day. inal wrote, "but the prothe health insurance The rest comes from over the sick or for reasons of fessor who relies purely and simpler with 64 last year, and 55 in that warned It month. a 5,700 and sales with a smile. scheme that the Vati- over-the-counter ns. In times past, it dispensed health," he said simply on his own initiative theological manuals, pub- 1974. prescriptio The number of major can established for its private The order was founded by and refuses the help of the lished to reach the wide the latter are for a variety of products made of Many employees and their drugs not available in Italy. by the Fatebenefratelli them- St. John of God in the 16th road map, almost invariably market of adult religious ed- seminarians in Austria is lower than dependants in 1953. century. The Brothers now runs the risk of leaving by ucation instead of the dim- still considerably The Vatican, as an in- selves. ago. years l severa seminary of number t inished throughou number 1,738 the wayside this or that eleThe pharmacy is con- dependent State, can import In 1970 there were 462 students, were not sufficient the world, a decrease of 300 ment. ducted by the Hospital foreign medicines and its FOR THE SICK ONLY? ns in major seminAustria for priests future prepare to ly 1970. of opportune since manual John limited "The Today, these are Brothers of St. pharmacy can sell them. aries. face will they questions the God, known in Italian as All prescriptions issued to a hair-lotion, a cologne However, in the same six reminds him of their existThis year the seminaries in their ministry. "Fatebenefratelli" (the Bro- under the health insurance water and two kinds of years, the number of novices ence." a combined enrolment have said Garrone Cardinal conceded and cardinal nine The thers of Good Works), conform to Italian pharma- elixir, one made of anise has increased by 25 percent 372. of Seminarof issue the that that manuals tended to make of whom make up the staff. ceutical laws, and all others the other of quinine bark. to 129. "These elixirs are part of - All are registered pharm- are regulated by the interthe old monastic tradition of acists. national pharmacopia. said liqueurs," They come from AusThe pharmacy fills about making tralia, Italy and Spain, and CHRISTMAS are thus able to handle the BOWL variety of languages necessary in dealing with an international clientele.

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The existing pharmacy was built in 1929 and has been kept up to date by the The Saint John of God Hosp:tal Auxiliary, addition of the latest equipnow six months old, is preparing for its first ment. It is located near the post big Christmas effort. the for Enteriainment Since November members office and the commisary pony includes just inside the Sant' Anna have been busy selling tick- children gate. the most heavily gav- ets for the Christmas raf- rides, merry-go-round, a elled area in the tiny Vati- fle; first prize is a stocking, pop group, clown, lucky second prize a ham and clips, personalities and Facan State. The same building houses third prize, a Christmas cake ther Christmas. Stalls will provide Christthe Vatican health services made by Sister Catherine. Rifts made by ladies. mas each sale on are s Ticket outpatient department and white elephants. the residence of the Brothers day at the Saint John of potplants, God Subiaco Hospital en- cakes and sweets, also who run the pharmacy. clothes and a one clay rafIn 1953, the Vatican es- trance. fle for a bride doll. The raffle will be drawn tablished its own health inThe auxiliary now has the of afternoon employees the on surance for its 100 members and furabout to and their dependents. children's Christmas fair n is availinformatio ther The programme accounts be held on the hospital able from Mrs. A. Shanafor about a third of the lawns on Saturday, Decemhan. phone 602212. ber 11 from 1 to 5 p.m. pharmacy's total income. Meetings are held at the Saint John of God Nurses Home on the first Friday f of each month commencing at 10 a.m. There will be no meeting AUSITIALIAN COMP in January. The February meeting will be replaced by the annual general meeting and election of office bearers that will take place on Friday. February 18. Funds from the auxiliary's efforts so far have provided t wo isolettes for the maternity department and the next item to be obtained will be an ice crusher for the convenience of patients. WE LSHPOOL (15 lines)

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Skin care important for bodily health

If we were to judge from what we most commonly hear about the skin, we might well think that its chief use is to be beautiful to look at.

way in which the eyebrows and eyelashes shade the eyes and keep out dust and other irritating or harmful objects is of special interest.

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"Hunger and People". Dr. Gareth Jobes, of the UniSTRUCTURE, DAMAGE versity of W.A. relates 8 a.m. (6WF) Structure of the true skin ENCOUNTER: "Prepare Christianity to man's bio• By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, logical needs and outlines has a net-like framework of Ye the Way". We often hear people, some practical aspects *of M.B.E., B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, strong and tough connectusually women, talking abThe historical aspects of caring for hungry people. A. I.M.T., St. John of God Hospital, Riverive-tissue fibres. out its appearance and care. the season of Advent and vale, Western Australia. It is no doubt worth while Held in the meshes of questions about the preparTELEVISION this framework are blood- ation and observation of this to have a skin as pleasing vessels, lymph vessels, nerve season leading up to Christin appearance as a reasonEven the hair and the Really one must use a endings, sweat glands, oil able amount of time, atSUNDAY mas. tention and expense can nails are outgrowths from microscope to see all the glands hair roots tiny musthe skin. 11 a.m. parts of the skin and vari- cles and more or less fat. make it. 11 a.m. Divine Service. ous kinds of cells and other Obviously the condition DIVINE SERVICE. All these structures are However, the skin is far Tusmore Methodist structures making it up for more than something at of a person's skin has a most of them are too small alive, but when they are in- Church, South Australia. St. John of God Chapel, great deal to do with perjured some of them repair which we must look. Subiaco. The televised Mass to be seen otherwise. appearance. sonal themselves slowly and im- MONDAY to Therefore, it is better to includes the Annointing of To know what a really COMPLEXION perfectly. aim at having a healthy the Sick and also shows FRIDAY skin than at having a beauti- healthy skin is we need to The outer cells of the scenes around the hospital This is not true, however, understand what it does for epidermis are flat and life- of the connective tissue fiful skin. as the sacrament is admin6.25 a.m: (6WN) A truly healthy skin, the body, for the measure less, looking like dry, trans- bres. istered. FACING THE WEEK: however, is usually beauti- of its health is the quality lucent, closely overlapping When the true skin is WAR OF THE EGGS Father Kevin Dillon of MONDAY ful also, so a person who of its service. scales. damaged, these fibres grow works for the more importMelbourne. Despite material sucThe scale unlayer, if into the injured area and It protects the underlying 10.25 p.m. ant of the two aims is structures. It is a defence broken, is able to block the more or less completely cess, a young couple fir ' 6.15, 7.10 a.m. (Regs) likely to reach both of against germs. It contains passage of almost every take the place of other The International Charis- themselves unhappy wit READINGS FROM THE matic Conference held in each other and them. vent nerve endings having to do known variety of disease structures. BIBLE. germ. Rome last year, featuring their hostilities on their with sensations of the MEASURE OF HEALTH touch, heat, cold and pres- The deeper cells are alive FLEXIBILITY t wo-year-old son. The Rev. Gerard Dickin- Pope Paul, Cardinal SueHowever, the skin covers sure. and multiply rapidly. nens and Willebrands. Also son of Perth. special simply A scar a is Rating: AO. every visible part of the huAmong them are some testimonies of healing plus growth of connective tissue 8.40 a.m. (Regs) man body except the eye- TWO LAYERS special cells containing pigprayer, song, dancing and Stars: ELIZABETH coming about in this way. balls and the red part of ment, the colour and qualPAUSE A MOMENT. speaking in tongues. SAHLEY and BILL dispose helps to I of t function To its perform the lips. ity of which are the chief body wastes. The Rev. Paul Zweck of The Mass of Pentecost is BIXBY. of protection of deeper factors determining a percelebrated by Pope Paul. structures, the skin must be Melbourne. It plays an important sons' complexion. tough, but flexible and elaspart in the regulation of Really, the newly formed 10.20 a.m. tic. body temperature. cells push the older cells BY THE WAY. It covers these structures We can better understand upward. closely, but moves freely P AINTING "The Good News Bible". how the skin does its work HAIR AND NAILS with them. The full Bible in the "Good conit is if how we know CONTRACTOR structed. The toughness and the News for Modern Man" The nearer they approach the surface, the drier and elasticity of the skin depend translation is being released 20 Mabel Street, It is really composed of more scale-like they be- chiefly on its connectivethis week. 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The couple, John Brennan, special assistant to the W AS collection, Bishop Crowley director of the Forsyth Research Institute here, and said: (NC). — The U.S. Cahis wife, Alice, had asked "Many times when we the National Conference of tholic Conference think of the communications Catholic Bishops to conCommittee on Comprogrammes of the Church sider the matter at its rewe think in terms of print, munication has asked cent general meeting. radio and television, but fail the nation's Catholic The Brennans were supto consider the tremendous importance of exerting a po- ported in their request to bishops to consider an sitive influence on the sec- t he bishops by a professor annual $7 million colof medicine at Harvard ular media. University, Dr. Louis Weinlection for communica"When we see the pro• By preparing your will and stein, who said distributing fessional and costly efforts tion purposes, includtongue made by such groups as the Communion in the spread administering your estate. 7ng television prcaramwas to more likely hours a week, Bishop Crow• $1,270,000 for broad- proponents of population influenza virus than was ming. control to influence the puley said; 72 Amerimillion cast projects. hand. • By administering the estate of blic through the media, we Communion in the can homes television. had But the reaction of some • $90,000 for the media see how important this inplace Deciding not to bishops suggests that the birelatives and friends in your "We are competing in a training for Church person- fluence is in the formation matter on the agenda of the shops' conference may first world where large evangel- nel. of individual attitudes and a gden meirnailstm raetv eitieng, the bishops' stt!dy all if its collections ical organisations such as stead. • $395,000 for efforts public attitudes and public and decide whether changes Billy Graham, Oral Rob- to exert a huitrtcehe 11C'll "positive influen- policy and programmes." noted that, underc°1 should be made before ad- erts and Rex Humbard now ce" on media the has centres in law, each bishop Bishop Crowley also said, ing another collection. budget in excess of $6 mil- New York, Los Angeles and "There is no field of tech- power to take whatever acThe communication pro- lion each annually for radio Washington. nology that is developing as tion might be necessary in posal was outlined to the and television," Bishop Cro• $40,000 for future pla- rapidly as telecommunica- his diocese including tempbishops at their half-yearly wley said. oraryCommunion in the nning. tion. general meeting here. hand, to limit the spread of "The United Methodist an epidemic. Bishop Crowley, commu- Church reportedly spends TEN ALREADY WARNING nication committee chair- appproximately $4.2 million One bishop said that the In their letter to Cardinal "The Church must be in Brennans man, said that half of the for its communication eff- Church already had ten naPUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Medeiros, the a position to initiate and sescientific funds collected would re- ort, the Lutherans about tional collections. n i d s i ddh erospthe "Boston b s s aia cure for her use all of the main with the local dioce- $5.5 million, the Southern 565 HAY STREET, PERTH healtho s s 'o' scot hccomplex" iosmpsl Another said that the latest means. This requires ses and half would go to Baptist Convention over $2 priests in his the the inaction archdiocese serious study and action on national projects. PHONE 25 0141 as million, .plus about $3.5 mi- were also concerned about the national level." on this fconcn er The average American llion to establish a new adding another collection e ,,f dicoar a Bishop Gaughan supportIth watched television for 43 broadcast production com- and wanted a study of all the preventive ed the collection, but argued plex at Fort Worth last the church's collections. needs of all the people.' that $280,000 — "one-thiryear." er; erni oin The communication com- teenth of the collection" at he icB eirsehjoepestedCconf mittee had asked for a vote the national level was in- has PLUMBING MATERIALS on approval of the collec- sufficient for the print media. p iornaeitce ni th . e hand as a general SPENDING PLAN tion at the bishops' next ge"We BATHROOM FIXTURES are people of the The communication com- neral meeting in Chicago Word," Under present Church he said, and warned mittee suggests that funds next May. SEPTIC TANK DRY — Perth WELLS St., William 229.233 ioant s two-thirds o-m t huirs s of a na tv of the dangers of "lusting" law,h be spent in this way at the I f approved, the first colrequest after "a bright young thing Phone 28 8544 The 'Plumbing Supply Specialists" national level: lection would be taken in that promises easy and in- ctrain es.permission to instituOte • $280,000 for Catholic May, 1978. stant evangelisation,' a re- the practice in their CO ' print media. In asking support for the ference to television.

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Pope calls for compassion for ex-Nazi war criminal freed to die in Germany

IVonsignor J. T. McMahon says:

A WAY THE ROSARY OF LIFE

When the Archangel Gabriel stood before Mary in her home in Nazareth, the Holy Spirit inspired him to speak the words which we use in the "Hail Mary," words which put this prayer second to the Lord's Prayer.

We need not wonder, then, that the Rosary has b ecome pre-eminently the prayer of the people. adapted alike for the young and the old, the rich and the poor, the learned and the simple. In the "Holy Mary" we all meet on a common level, as creatures of God, poor, erring mortals, conscious of our weaknesses and sins, with . a life to live, not merely a living to make, a death to die, and an eternity of happiness to As a form of private devotion the Rosary has been called the Psalter of Mary.

"BOOKS OF POOR"

In the Rosary the simplest mind can use the beads which are "the books of the poor," and the sublimest mind can find unending food for thought in the contemplation of the mysteries. We must overcome the that impression false meditation is only for the few, for ascetics. for very holy and very learned people. If that were so. there would have been no saints among the lowly. and the path to sanctity would be closed to the many. The Rosary as the ."daily office" of all is within the power of all to say well, to say it with increasing devotion until one gradually begins to follow the Rosary as a of life, something to live out daily.

FOR ALL

A decade of the Rosaccompanied by ary, meditation on the appropriate mystery, compels even a child to say: "Now I see what God and His Mother have done for me. "I must do something for them. What can 1 do to prove that I mean what I. say?' Imagination can paint a picture of the Mystery completely satisfying to a young child. to an unlettered rustic. and to a book less person. Daily meditation is the Spiritual power house of all who aspire to holiness of life. .

FAMILY POWER

Every person, no matter what his talents be. c an draw from this same power house by daily meditation on a portion of the Mysteries of the Rosary. The home that makes a daily practice of the Family Rosary is strong unto selflessness, meets t rials courageously, faces life joyously. Father. mother. brothers, and sisters all sense the new feeling of power. The family is not only t eeming with life — it is teeming with the life of Christ.

UNITED

In the Rosary, St. Dominic united the prayer of the mind to the prayer of the lips, he

wedded mental and vocal prayer, he preached faith and practice, he lifted up the mind and heart of man to God, and he preached to men who had forgotten them, the fundamental doctrines of the Incarnation, the Redemption, and the eternal rewards. He aroused faith; the faith prevailed, and heresy was overcome. Then, by means of the Rosary, he softened the hearts and unsealed the eyes of men who had also forgotten how to pray.

THE FIFTH GOSPEL

Through meditation on the Mysteries we receive light for our minds, strength for our wills, .and unction for our hearts. The practice of the Rosary makes meditation less difficult through the movement of the fingers on the heads, by the movement of the lips reciting the vocal prayers, in the play of the imagination on the scene of the Mystery, and through the stirring of the heart to the appeal of the Mystery. The Rosary might truly be called the "Fifth Gospel", it because brings the Personality and Humanity of the Redeemer so vividly before us.

A -MIRROR

The Rosary is a compendium of the four Gospels. It fixes, it rivets our attention on Christ. It is a mirror of Our Lord's life on earth, His divine infancy. His youth. and His manhood. It passes in mental review before us the Mysteries of Christ's Passion and Death, and then lifts us out of the earth in the contemplation of His glorious triumph and His crowning of His Mother Mary. The choicest fruit of t his "Fifth Gospel" is to lead us to Jesus through Mary.

'WHILE I LIVE'

In Sydney there is a business -enterprise whose founder set as his ideal the motto: "While I live I grow." He is long dead. but his sucZ:essors have retained the motto. and each year they plan additions to their plant. a new department. a fresh venture, another field to e xplore. That spirit never rests satisfied: it is alive, dynamic. youthful, in a word. growing. Of course, t he business prospers. G. K. Chesterton reminds us that the only way to keep a white post white is to continue painting it. Neglect painting that post and soon it will cease to be white. for weather and dust will rob it of its whiteness. Spiritually we cannot stay put; either we go ahead or we retreat.

IMPROVEMENT

To appreciate more and more the recitation of the Rosary is an ur-

gent spur to growth in holiness. Improvement will come through our own efforts and the grace of God. St. Augustine's words: "Let me seek Thee, Lord, by praying Thine aid," direct us to go to the Rosary so that we may say it better. Here are some thoughts which will stimulate us to pray the Rosary better.

MOVITIATE INTO EFFORT

We all experience at times a certain aversion to things of the spirit, almost a feeling of tedium in regard to holiness of life. The meditations on the Mysteries of the Rosary steel us to overcome this distaste for effort in our inner lives. Through practice and perseverance we ascend by ever-raising degrees of virtue to initiate the example of Mary. our Mother. The Rosary is a great prayer, and it will do so much for us, provided we do as much for ourselves. The grace of God will do it with us, never for Us without our effort.

PRAYER IS HARD WORK

of Imitation "The Christ- warns us to prepare our soul for prayer. to gird ourselves as if we were to tackle a difficult task. And there is no work at our hands which demands more concentration. How quickly we tire! How easily distractions come! Christ said to His favourite three in the and "Watch garden: pray!" By "watch,- He warned them to take a hold upon themselves, to be on t he alert as a sentry is. for the enemy lurks near

and will take advantage of a nodding head. Two things are essential: First, we, like the Apostles, must ask for grace, saying: "Teach us to pray," for they admitted that they could not lose themselves in prayer as Christ did long the throughout hours of the night.

MAKE AN EFFORT

Secondly, we must make an effort, a persevering effort. This follows naturally from the first. To ask for grace and not to stir ourselves to effort is an impertinence. It is an appeal to God to work a miracle on our behalf. We must not budget for miracles. There is no sense in praying for the grace to say the Rosary well unless we practise saying it. Of course. like St. Paul. we could be conquered by grace. but we cannot wait for that to happen. Prayer is hard work, and because the Rosary is so great a prayer it demands much effort from us.

VATICAN CITY (NC). — Vatican Radio has called on angry Romans to show mercy and compassion to an infamous Nazi war criminal, who was freed from prison about a fortnight ago to die in his native Germany. Kappler (69) is suffering a conquest of civilisation," Disraught families of war victims, members of Rome's from terminal stomach can- continued the editorial, "and Jewish community, Leftists cer and his days are said to if we rightly seek the rehabilitation of the guilty of all stripes and others have be numbered. He asked for and won rather than their useless sufblocked traffic with silent marches and picketing for from a military tribunal per- fering, then the humanity days to protest against the mission to leave prison after behind the law which grants granting of conditional lib- 28 years to die in Germany. freedom to a repentant mail erty to Herbert Kappler, ex- In a carefully worded sentenced to life impriso. colonel of the Nazi SS, who editorial. ,which described ment cannot be contested." ordered the execution of Kappler as "corrupted by 335 Romans at the Ardea- evil," Vatican Radio express- POPE PIUS'S CASE tine Caves outside Rome in ed the view that "perhaps The Vatican, which retoday, instead of symbolic fused comment other than March. 1944. The massacre was carried condemnations. we need the radio broadcast, has out to revenge the slaying g enerous magnanimity been indirectly involved for of 32 SS troopers in Rome. which. by placing revenge years in court suits stemVatican Radio was among in the hands of God, recog- ming from the Ardeatine the very few to plead for nises the limits of human Caves massacre. clemency for Kappler, the justice. A relative of Pope Pius "If the overcoming of the most hated of all war crimXII recently won a court vindicitive of punishment is inals in this city. case against the author Robert Katz who charges in "Death in Rome" that Pope Pius XII had been told in advance that the Ardeatine more babies were born to massacre was to take place unmarried than to married and that he might have been women here. able to prevent it.

Abortion more common than births

WASHINGTON (NC). —I The nation's capital has beA prayer that sancticonic the first major Amerfies the mind by sacred ican city in which abortions Remodel that old bathroom thoughts, the heart by on residents are more comacts of sorrow and love, mon than births. Add the lips by the inspired Abortions have exceeded 5- VALUE PRESTIGE words of Sacred Scrip- births here for years. but your home to ture. and the fingers by many were performed on ! blessed the with contact w omen from other places. beads is worth saying as According to figures for well as we can. 1975 compiled by the DistPTY. LTD. How absorbing and rict of Columbia GovernStreet - 28 6955 Newcastle 211 stimulating is the thought 9.746 were there ment that if we give this — TERMS AVAILABLE births registered to women. prayer so much time and compared to 9.819 aborattention. then why not tions. get more out of it by District officials admitted. it? into more putting however, that the number of • Here is a goal that few abortions could be even • of us propose to ourhigher. since the figures are selves, namely, to set submitted voluntarily by the s out to improve our reabortion facilities, some of • citation of the Rosary. which do not submit corn• ' How much of our plete data. • 'Fit for a King' daily lives do we put into abortions The number of the Rosary? How far reported in the capital last does the Rosary influyear hit 22,721. ence our lives? 1973. there were In We _draw from the 40,812. but as abortions beRosary just what we put came . more freely available into it. places, fewer in other women have used the district's facilities. • 2 3 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 About 80 per cent of the II Telephone: 69 2455 women who had abortion, 111 were unmarried. • here released - WHOLESALE ENQUIRIES WELCOME — Figures earlier this month showed tioNici_ or . 4c.stai that for the first time ever, -

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Darling free quotes given for FlexaluM almost since the beginning statement released on Mon- concrete jungles like they Aluminium or Colorbond Patios — Most Sacred Heart son of Ella and Charles the less help us Help to of the county competition. day that the "whole business built over in Montreal. We Carports — Garages. (dec), darling brother of of Jesus fortunate by sending been very has badly want a simple stadium." mercy Have on his soul. Pat, Pauline and Marie. unwanted clothing, paperPREFABRICATED ENTERPRISES Maria Bueno. the Brazil- handled". This is true. 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ADELAIDE. — Catholic Social Welfare Director, Father Terry Holland, this week welcomed the rise in grants to non-Government children's homes for 1977.

ary increases and other risBut, he added, church demanded for child care. costs. ing very made been had This agencies voluntary and Sir The grant will be of said. he clear, increasto raise have would The years? Where has Patricia Flood (The Record November 18) been these past few ing on more help to the homes in of Perth ing amounts themselves to He was comment Com- providing the quality of by ment me ling she refers to was well attended by representatives of the Catholic people announce the maintain the high standard munity Welfare Minister, care demanded by the comant Catholic organisations in the archdiocese. Mr. Ron Payne, that State mittee." 'Lie object of the meeting much time 'looking' at Father Holland said that approved had Cabinet seriother and phy pornogra was .o co-ordinate Catholic Catholic Church ran the year. next for $550,000 lay leople, lay organisations, ous matters and devote no is an increase of four homes. This and narishes into a consoli- positive action in attempting One of these, the St. Vin$170,000, or 31 per cent on cent's Family Group, was dat I drive to counter porn- to eliminate it and provide year's grants. this a decent alternative for the ogr; phy. Mr. Payne said that the located in three separate of Australia. suburban houses payment would be extra to private T le reason, stated from people There is a certain antid orphanGoodwoo the. paid since a subsidies capita per the excluding for chair, the pathy in Catholic circles for maintenance of the chil- age had closed. pric t from the committee that when one organisation "We also have St. John's dren. was that priests are busy makes a rallying call, others Sir, Homes at Brooklyn volBoy's other and "Churches should people lay and mer festival and procession, I am untary organisations run 16 Park, St. Joseph's, Largs Aquinas 's to Sunday utmost their d last do attende must Having take the initiative in handdestroy or frustrate the ef- rather disturbed at the lack of thought for the people of the communist- homes caring for about 270 Bay, and the Waverley Hosling these problems, as is fort. tel at Dulwich," he said. children," he said. dominated countries. thei - right and duty. This, I feel, is the case what to do T ie steering committee regarding the crusade under GOVT. 'WILLINGNESS' We heard the commenta- tries rather closer to home, country going in Rome just be- FOUR HOMES elec ed at that meeting met question. tors mention the people of like Viet Nam, Cambodia was done folgrant "The increased "St. Joseph's Centre the fore the last Italian elections several times and drew up If Patricia Flood can find Africa, Lebanon, Northern and Laos, where, since a recommendation by for unmarried mothers at of — wait until we are in the lows take-over a constitution for a Catholic some way of welding Cath- Ireland; these of course are communist the department's Residential Fullarton also gets a grant orgHlisation to act against olics into a concerted effort worthy of prayerful thought. these countries, they have same position as the Italians Child Care Advisory Com- for the care of under-age suffered from a decision were? pornography. with a sound bond of charmittee. girls." The thing that disturbs me not made by themselves any D. O'CONNELL, "This had pointed to salisma for the good of AusFr. Holland said the induring that is all of most made ED decision NOT SUSTAIN more than the Maddington grant would put tralia she should encourage creased ut througho ary the comment by Bishop Lamont. in a better posiUnfortunately only about what organisation she behomes the the rosary Bishop Lamont people are peothese year. All next twenty of the hundred or longs to to promote it, or tion was singled out for our ple of God. "It obviously shows the more who attended the first organise something herself. prayers. enthuGovernment's willingState mee ing had sufficient most that sure I am Why should he be singled AFRAID TO TALK? ness to respond to needs sias rt to attend a second worthwhile Catholic people Sir, which can be clearly shown, meeing and only five or six and organisations would out when there are many Why is it that here in prayour of of the obworthy others because the extra amount is zealots, representative of two rally round. this country of ours the In the light "Power Without ers? a result of the 1977 budgets organisations, bothered to bishops are, or would appear jections to One note of caution howsubmitted in September," he mal e an appearance on the did hear mention to be, afraid to talk out Glory" detailed in your last we Yes, said. week's issue it would help nigh that a third meeting ever; beware of those who of the forgotten people. comof evil this against "The rise is a recognition was called; even though no- seek honours, and delight in the forgotten munism, under which their to put the record right if are Who many to the pressures of inflation asked of was A.B.C. the tices were mailed to all each 'looking' at problems; people? brothers and sisters in Christ a good work is wrecked by and the increasing costs of on the time. • in the countries stage a discussion suffering are these people. giving the children a high I might be so bold as to truth and accuracy of its It would appear that too mentioned above? It can also be suggested standard of care. bishops, the all Hardy's Of mention . tion BROPHY K dramatisa PATRIC mar y Catholics and Caththat it should not be sold to Are the bishops of this novel. "But, generous though the Mt. Lawley. nuns and brothers in counolic organisations spend too overseas television because amount is, we are still facthe to I have written of the damage this warped ed with finding about half A.B.C. suggesting such a story undoubtedly does to of both capital costs and discussion the good reputation of Ausmortem post daily running expenses. when the series draws to tralia in general and Mel"This is where people's * its evident dismal end. * PAY ONLY IF YOU SELL bourne in particular. help through the Catholic If others did the same PAUL DONNELLY, Charities' Appeal is so imaction might ensue. Claremont. portant." 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Thursday, December 2, 1976

Pignatelli (up played in windy conditions

- by ROD EVANS

GREYHOUND SELECTIONS

ALBANY - 9.20 P.M. CANNING - 7.40 P.M. COMMON TOUCH im- country then I would think GRADE 5 - 530M. GRADE 4 - 530M. pressed with his race debut he could be a "good thing" 1, Record Flyer, 2. Puntwhen a close second behind in a country event. I. MacArthur's Lane, 2. er's Rebel, 3. Eskimo Danc- Frisky Fable, 3. Tarina the good South Australian PLUSH ran a tremendous er, 4. Merry Bachelor, 5. cess, 4. It Works, 5. Princolt Fear No Foe. Railway Stakes trial when Attadale More other Australian and than West Kid, 6. Lincoln Concert, 6. Arma Roman Cassius 50 Catholic Lawn After racing outside the a very good fourth behind Brandy, Leader for the entire jour- W.A.'s champion sprinter Tennis Associat.on members braved the windy conditions last Sunday Choice, 7. Speeton's Beauty, 7. Real Southern, 8. Casney this two-year-old Space Belindas Star. to compete in the annual Pignatelli Cup conducted by St. Joseph's 8. Ice Dale, (res) 9. Fern- sandra's Gem, (res) 9. Billy dale Three, (res) 10.. Spotted Blast, (res) 10. Smoke Bird colt fought on particAfter being tackled for Pignatelli Tennis Club. Eater. Milo (blinkers). ularly well and strikes me as the lead for the entire jourSelect: 2, 1, 7. YOKINE: At the St. tion Commission premises. The Attadale pennant a very early winner for the ney, he still straightened in Select: 2, 5, 4. owners and well-known ra- front and was still in sec- player, Ian Clynes, mastered Denis' Club two hard courts Inquiries, Jenny Cahill, teleDISTANCE - 9.40 P.M. 8724. with located lights phone are 81 bethe conditions win the to CANONERO GIFT (1) cing identities, Hugh Jamie- ond place with 50 metres to hind St. Denis' School in DISCRETIONARY son, Les Hendrie, Steve go. A run full of merit and men's division. 8 P.M. These clubs are affiliated Spanbrook, Dan Frawley, at this stage the likely RailGRADING - 740M. The club's promising jun- Powell Street, Yokine. In- with the W.A.C.L.T.A. For NON PENALTY "Bonny" Sweetapple and way Stakes winner. ior, Margaret Ainscoff won quiries: Tony Mapson, tele- people belonging to a Cath- 530M. 1. Cyclone Trixie, 2. Nett phone 49 3426. Russell Roberts. olic club not affiliated with the ladies' section. 1. Future Cruise, 2. Card- Contents, 3. Hi Wict.ham, BEDFORD: St. Marks CASTELET was having ROSE HAWK put in an The event was highly suc- Tennis Club has four 'hard the W.A.C.L.T.A., inquiries iff Lad, 3. Koombar's Fury, 4. Pandora's Charm, 5. his third start from a spell outstanding performance to for membership should be 4. Rowlander Rebel, 5. Lit- Buddy's Alibi, 6. Marion when a good fourth behind finish third behind Muros cessful from every stand- courts situated within the directed to the association's tle Justine, 6. Tamodalla, McGee, 7. Dollar Issue, 8. organisation and point the Diorite in the Newton in the Goodwill Welter ovschool grounds of St. Marks public relations officer, Tom 7. Red Debutante, 8. Small Roman Drama, (res) 9. of the cup won the con- College, Graduation Stakes (2D) over 1,600 metres. 1104 Beaufort Branch, on 48 1190. Tag, (res) 9. Service Agent. Metric Jet, (res) 10. --elby er 1,400 metres. It was reported by the gratulations for the Attadale Street, Bedford. Inquiries: Capri. (res) 10. Rube's Beauty. After being near last on stewards that she lost two Club from all who attended. Jim Norton, telephone The next meeting of the Select: 7, 6, 3. Select: 3, 5, 7. the turn this three-year-old lengths at the start and de76 2210. association committee will colt flew home along the spite this she managed to PRESENTATION NIGHT SHENTON PARK: The be held at the home of MAIDEN - 10 P.M. MAIDEN - 8.20 P.M. rails to finish only 21 come from near last on the The winners at the recent Greyfriars Club has two Gwen Quirk, 22 Smyth QUALIFIED MAIDENS QUALIFIED MAIP7NS lengths from the winner. turn and snatch third place State championships and hard courts with lights in Road, Subiaco, on Tuesday, As he is still eligible for on the line. A very impress- the association winter pen- Henry Street, Shenton Park, December 7 at 7.45 p.m.- - 740M. - 530 P.M. 1. Lincoln's Pride, 2. a maiden class race in the ive run. nants will receive their tro- behind the Catholic Educa- TOM BRANCH. 1. Saucy Marion, 2 Idol Baron Express, 3. Brindle phies and pennants at the Warning, 4. Crazy Revival, Shout, 3. Sandy Lyr. 4. W.A.C.L.T.A. cabaret. 5. Birthday Banner, 6. Quet- Forceful Sam, 5. Black This is being held at the zal, 7. Glamour Stage, 8. Nose Flyer, 6. Jr lena Dianella Hall, adjacent • to Classmate (blinkers), (res) 9. Flash, 7. Clap On S: 1, 8. the Dianella church, 358 Norma's Diamond, (res) 10. Happy Ending. (rest 9. Playtime Gypsy. (res 10. Grand Promenade, Dianella. Gail Tania. Fabru Warren. The Sheffield Shield on Saturday (December 4) Select: 6, 4, 7. at 8 p.m. Select: 2, 6, 8. 'notches concluded last (7,1 /7) By BERNARD JAY CANONERO GIFT (2) `Che Car girm Tickets at $2 will be avail- weekend and on MonCANNING - 10.20 P.M. 8.40 P.M. able at the door and those day drastically altered GRADE 5 - 530M. NON PENALTY of Distinction attending will provide their the possibilities for taking enough wickets al530M. own food and liquor. 1. Control Gift, 2. uckseveral players for Test ready to practically demand 1. Scout Fury, 2. Brig worth, 3. Count of ( Durt, his selection as a bowler or selection. Now operating from Zana, 3. Dymatic Issue, 4. 4. New Jackal, 5. Car rook CLUB NEWS Indeed, they seemed to all-rounder. Absolute Copy, 5. Canon- Court, 6. Confront, 7. 4 'leen With the coming of sum- have eliminated, for all 555 Albany Highway, Victoria Park - 61 7711 Unless he has a reversal ero's Lass, 6. Gala Midnight, Brin, 8. Candid Blast (res) mer the activities of the practical purposes, the of form, he could put the 7. Sempervivum, 194 Scarborough Bch Rd, Mt. Hawthorn 24 7466 8. Acres 9. Panda's Affair, (re:) 10. W.A.C.L.T.A. are gathering chances of most of the place of Walters at risk, as Champion, (res) 9. Canon- Real Gold. momentum. "hopefuls" among the bats- the N.S.W. leader has not ero's Lady, (res) 10. Rebel Select: 7, 2, 1. shown consistently good Attack. There have been inquiries men. While Davis, the "reform with bat or ball. Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and about taking up Catholic Select: 3, 1, 2. CANONERO GIFT (4) tennis and in answer to these turned" New South Wales Set But the big threat for the NON PENALTY CANONERO GIFT (3) the following information opener, did not do as well batsmen comes from the 530M. 9 P.M. about clubs has been pro- in the game against Queens- Victorian captain and dep1. Bow Wow Hi, 2 Mill NON PENALTY vided for those who seek to land as he had in previous uty Test wicket keeper, Gazer, 3. Red Sequence, 4. have appears 530M. he to matches, play competitively or 4 QUEEN STREET - 21 4390 have LOCKSMITHS Richie Robinson. 1. Spoilt Banner, 2. So- Primo Canonero, 5. Kiwi a strong grip on one of the Locks, Dcor Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced a social game. At the present stage it cial Road, 3. Seaview CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service. berths, with perhaps opening Road, Crier (Late Hidden DiaThey will be welcome to line of fav- would be impossible for the 4. Henry's Friend, 5. Dame's mond), 6. Canonero's Boy, next in Turner the ranks of any of the afouritism because of his selectors to omit him from Daughter, 6. Glamour Nero, 7. Cassius Nero, 8. Think filiated clubs which are omparatively consistent per- the team purely as a bats- 7. Canon River, 8. Direct Scotch, (res) 9. Cano ‘ero's c RECORD ADVERTISING listed below, with the faciliman. Facts, (res) 9. Dimple's Gift, (res) 10. Panc ntinformances. ties available. Telephone 25 9088 ental. Putting aside his keeping. Moon, (res) 10. Vitomgo. former the McCosker, DIANELLA: There are he Select: has recorded a series of 8, 6, 4. Select: 3, 7, 4. struggled Test opener, has two hard courts with lights some knocks good scores, some of them in manfully located behind the Dianella season but he appears when the team was in church and school, at 356 this have given up opening trouble, his fine batting culGrand Promenade, Dianella to at No. 3 or minating in a match-winbatting and is nquiries: Stephanie Kukura. ning century against South Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. Itelephone No. 4 with some success. 76 2907. Australia. PERTH 6000 Bruce Laird, the West ATTADALE: Six hard With, say, Robinson and and Australian Australian courts are adjacent to the in the team, No. 1 LOTTERY PERTH CUP splendid Gilmour after a opener, church at 42 Davison Road. O'Keeffe preferred to Malunaccountably has 170, $500,000 Attadale. 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