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ROME ( NC). — Pope Paul has opened the New Year with ringing condemnations of abortion and liberalised abortion laws. In the presence of Rome's Communist mayor and diplomats accredited to the Vatican, Pope Paul issued one of the strongest and frankest attacks of his reign against those who seek abortion and against laws which permit them to do so.
"Is the life that at its life and order of society, the saying that took root in very conception springs up good social relationship and the minds of people, "If in the mother's womb not peace in its fullest and most you want peace, prepare for really and truly human life? radical sense rest on the ob- war: This is a disastrous , servance of respect for despairing saying," the Pope DEFENCELESS life." asserted. "Tomorrow it will "Does it not need every The real basis of respect be even more so, unless it care, every love, seeing that for life, he concluded, is is corrected and replaced this embryonic life is dePictured is the scene "love, the agape' which Nkrith another saying . . . 'If fenceless, yet already inChrist has taught us and you want peace, .prepare in the sacristy that greetscribed in the divine book ed priests at Saint Vinwhich must be at the roots peace.' ' of the destiny of humaacent's church, Medina, of human feelings, made Peace, said the Pope, "is ity? superhuman precisely by not a stable rock amid the when they arrived for the evening Mass on De"Who could suppose that faith and charity." waves of the stormy ocean cember 19. At the left a mother would kill her offDuring the morning Peace of world history, but a can be seen the remains spring or let it be killed? Day Mass, held in the floating ship that depends of an "We tend to think only portion than at the present, The Perth manager of amplifier unit and What drug, what legal gild- mother church of the Paul- on many conditions and on at the Mr. Tormey said there right a cupboard Catholic Church Insur- of major disasters in which ing can ever deaden the re- ine Fathers and Sisters, the the efforts of many to avoid of burnt books. Damage ances said this week buildings are totally des- was no clear solution to the morse of a woman who has Pope gave his formula for shipwreck . . . Peace is al- is estimated freely and consciously mur- attaining world peace. that he was astounded troyed, but minor vandal- problem of vandalism and at $12,000. ways 'in fieri,' ("in the prodered the fruit of her at the rising costs of ism and controlled fires are damage. "Everyone remembers cess of coming into being."). I MININip#4,04.4s1P4M#4.14. womb?" damage to chUrches becoming an increasing On the question of shutting churches durini the even in contained situa- problem also", he said. The Pope's words at the "So far in the State of day he said he was "neutmorning Mass were based tions. Australia • our ral". on the theme he had choscn His remarks were made Western properties have ' "Personally, I am for the celebration of the after receiving news that re- Church sadJan. 1 World Day of Peace pairs to Medina church been fortunate inasmuch as dened by the fact that many destructio n has been conwere now estimated to of our churches have to be — "If you want peace, detained to a minimum. cost $12,000. fend life." closed during the day; how"Regrettably, in other He had believed that the ever, Catholic Church InIn Italy, the question of figure would be about half States such as New South surances do not try to perabortion has taken on parWales and Victoria, the suade people one "If abortion can never be the answer, then we are challenged to dis- that amount. way or ticular urgency in January Mr. Tormey said that any damage caused by vandal- the other in this matter", he because the Italian Chamber cover other solutions", Father Barry Hickey, Director of the Catholic ism and wilful acts of desdamage such as that sufsaid. Family Welfare Bureau said this week. 4af Deputies (Lower House fered at Medina was a truction is alarmingly high. of Parliament) is expected He commended a letter -However, we must be "What we need to do, the problem no matter how port in their difficulty to vote soon on a proposed , he heartbreak to priests and conscious of the fact that published in The Record without in any people way com- difficult was the task. who had worked so said. liberalised abortion law. one day we may be ex- last week urging people to promising the teachings of On the question of Cath"Listening to the prob- hard to bring the church to periencin Minutes after returning to the Church", he said, "is to olic witness, g a far higher pro(Continued Page 2) Father Hickey lems that women have to completion. Vatican City from the recognise how crippling the said that (The fire at Saint Vinif people wished face as a result of unexChurch in the southern sub- pressures on a woman faced to bombard the Church with pected pregnancy, one be- cent's church took place on urbs of Rome, Pope Paul with pregnancy can be". questions they would re- gins to see how complex the Sunday before Christagain spoke about abortion "Only then is one able to ceive an unswerving reply the question is. mas and completely gutted to crowds gathered for the help." the sacristy area; two young on the value of human life "It is not sufficient sim- boys who Angelus in St. Father Hickey said that from the first instant of Peter's set fire to vestply to lay down Square. the law, or, ments in a sacristy cuphe was disturbed by an as- conception. worse, to accuse a person board were "It is a sacrosanct obli- sumption that abortion was "The voice of the Church charged with the offence). gation," the Pope declared a problem only when poli- on abortion is clear and un- of contemplating murder. "Such an approach is from his apartment window tical lobbyists chose to refer ambiguous." REMINDER heartless and insensitive. overlooking the square On the other hand, he "to to the matter. The one consoling factor, have an important and sac"It may. well . turn a per- Mr. It was a much more con- saw the question of assistTormey said, Was that red concept of what human stant and human issue, he ing people facing abortion son away from the Church both the building and conlife is — especially human explained. as an equally important and from God and seek tents were well insured. help elsewhere. The Church had two Christian responsibility. life about to be born, life Damage was considerably Which is the most' innocent clear duties, he said: "The problems women lessened He said that there was a by the prompt acand most mysterious, • To stand up in public risk in being continually ag- face are .real. They often tion life of the Kwinana Fire Which is newest and most in and defend life. gressive about the political make abortion appear the Brigade, he added. need of protection • To come to the aid and public issues of abor- only way out of their diland Mr. Tormey said rising assistance." of those who were tinder tion; for individual people emma." costs associated with reASK FOR GEOFF CHURACK, The Pope urged Catho- pressure front pregnancy there had to be a maximum ' Father Hickey said that placing vestments, books, PETER FENNESSY OR PAT MURPHY. lics to extend protection and and to find a solution to of understanding and sup(Continued Page 2) and interior furnishings of help to "every other human a church were a sober relife as well, especially minder to those responsible tc the poor and suffering. to have their buildings ade" quately covered by insurHe said that "the peaceful CANNINGTON: 1308 Albany H/Way. 68 1826 ance. MELVILLE: Canning H/Way. 39 1711 lic 0891.
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Young nurses quit when forced to aid abortion
• SYDNEY. — Pangs of ethic from certain laws and conscience over having plan the destruction of to assist at abortions human life. A new aristocracy—of the had been the cause of healthy—was beginning with many young women the selective application of leaving the nursing pro- laws. fession, Father Paul Mr. Vince Nesbitt, fedeDuffy said recently. ral secretary of the National
The Jesuit priest was Right to Life Association, speaking at the recent Cath- said secular humanism in olic Nurses' Guild seminar general and the British at St. Vincent's Hospital, Humanist Society's sevenSydney. point-plan in particular "Every single person in were influencing today's the community will be af- value systems. fected by certain proposed changes in the law," Father THREE AIMS Duffy said. Three of this society's He added that nurses aims will directly affect .;ould play a major role in nurses defeating liberalised aborThese are free abortion, tion and euthanasia laws. Penny Briffa, pictured, is at present in Perth euthanasia, and the deHe urged the 200 people vacation before returning to Melbourne to on present not to worry if they restriction of "soft" drugs. join the Australian Ballet Company. Mr. Nesbitt said some were criticised for fighting She• has just completed three years' study proposed euthanasia laws for life. allowed a doctor to pre- ' with the Australian Ballet School, for which RIGHT TO LIVE scribe a drug, but not to ; she was twice awarded scholarships by the W.A. "The erosion of the right administer it, Ballet Society. Voluntary, involuntary to live will have further She was one of four students from all over consequences — like infan- and compulsory euthanasia , Australia to be chosen to join the Australian ticide, euthanasia, and the have all been advocated in ' Ballet Company, whose rehearsals for the 1977 establishment of a totalita- proposed legislation. commence shortly. Mr. Nesbitt pointed out season rian society. The Company is expected in Perth later in "We are heading away there could be an "econofrom democracy," he said. mic value of the human ; the year. Penny, the daughter of Adrian and- Lorrie He added that secular life", adding that there , humanism -was at the core could be "terrible decisions" Briffa, of Woodlands, was a pupil at Siena Colof the ideology of those ad- when a person was faced lege before leaving for a full-time ballet career. with determining priorities Now 18, she has been a dancing student for ten vocating abortion. These people would re- when life-saving equipment years. -nove the Judeo-Christian was limited.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COURSES
Pregnancy Help, recently established on a full time basis, was a local and practo many tical answer women's difficulties. The phone service, 256919, was manned during working hours Monday to Friday by a team of married women, experienced in counselling. They were prepared to talk about any aspect of pregnancy that was causing anxiety in a person. Where it was needed or requested, help would be sought from other specialised people. Help Pregnancy The Service, Father Hickey • exwelcomed plained, even calls from women who felt that abortion was the solution to their problem. Often, after some time and a sympathetic hearing, he explained, women were more able to look honestly at their motives and assess whether abortion was what they really wanted. Father Hickey said that the biggest difficulty faced by ordinary people was a feeling of helplessness and frustration while abortion was being discussed at a political or moral level. Instead, he said, their real task was with their circle of contacts, with their nextdoor neighbours, and being prepared . to go to any lengths to show compassion and acceptance of people who because of their pregnancy felt distressed or rejected by others.
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mencing THURSDAY. Feb- safety of churches during Adult religious educaruary 10, at 8 p.m. the day. tion courses sponsored Nedlands: Halt, 45 Tyrell "It is gratifying to see by the Catholic Pastoral St., commencing TUES- parishioners taking an inInstitute cover morality, DAY, March 8, at 7.30 p.m. terest in their Cathedral spirituality, Old and SPIRITUALITY: LIFE OF church, which suffered kiew Testament ScripPRAYER. minor damage recently and cture studies, and the*. Some 9 separate lectures The following are the Four sessions by Father which has been the constant will be available to people courses: logy. Pat Russell. target of vandals over the
in the first-term courses, Father Arnold Hogan, Subiaco:. Saint John of past two years. which open in February. Jesuit, is the visiting lec- God commencing Hall, "To avoid the desolate Nine centres in various turer for two subjects in this TUESDAY, February 15, sight of closed churches, the series. parts of the metropolitan at 7.30 p.m. only course, as was sugarea should make it conven- MORALITY FOR TODAY. THE MASS IN THE gested, appears to have peoSix sessions: PAINTING ient for most people to LIGHT 40F THE OLD ple provide a protective serAttadale: Santa Maria TESTAMENT. attend. vice. . CONTRACTOR College McDonald Hail Four sessions by Sister , "The alternative is the Some series are repeated commencing TUESDAY, Elizabeth Curran, F.M.M. undesirable step of having 20 Mabel Street, in different localities on dif- April 5 at 8 p.m. Clara places such as the Cathedral, Bentley: Santa ferent evenings, making it SOUTH PERTH also at School. commencing MON- open only for set times." possible to catch up if a Nollamara: Our Lady of DAY, March 7, at 7.30 Phone 67 2716 particular lecture session has Lourdes Hall, commencing p.m. been missed. WEDNESDAY, April 6, and continuing on THURS- Scripture Well-known Scripture lecDAY evenings. turer, Sister Elizabeth CurTHE MEANING OF ran will deal with the Old HUMAN SEXUALITY. Testament and Father Peter WASHINGTON (NC).— Six sessions. Nollamara: Our Lady of Lucas, Dominican, will treat A seven-year prison term Sole Agents for Catholic poet Kim Chi Lourdes Hall commencing Saint Paul. THE OLD TESTAMENT. Ha, reduced sentences for MONDAY. April 4, at 8 •1 Eleven sessions by Sister 18 South Korean Christian I p.m. Elizabeth Curran, F.M.M. dissidents, and confirmation Spirituality Lesmurdie: Lourdes Mon- of a death sentence for a 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco seminarian Father Brian Murphy, astery, commencing TUES- Presbyterian Jesuit, chaplain at the W.A. DAY, February 15 at 8 highlighted political and esPhone 81 5700 pionage trials recently conUniversity and active in the p.m. LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY Woodlands: Parish Reli- cluded in Seoul. local Charismatic Renewal Charged under South Movement, will be one of gious Education Centre, WEDNES- Korea's anti - Communist commencing the lecturers. I NINNPAP#041.00#41P Also Father Pat Russell, DAY, February 16 at 9.45 laws, Kim, who is already serving a life sentence for parish priest of Mundaring, p.m. East Fremantle: Parish alleged links to a dissident who has recently completed a study period on *ritual- C entre commencing student movement, received OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS THURSDAY, February 17 a surprisingly light sentence ity in the United States. in a Seoul district court. SPIRITUAL RENEWAL at 7.30 p.m. Corneal Lens Consultants Many observers had said IN THE LIGHT OF THE ST. PAUL: COLOSSIANS. Three sessions by Father the 35-year old poet would NEW TESTAMENT. 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH — — 21 5344 be condemned to death unFour sessions by Father Peter Lucas, Dominican. C AROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN — — 68 4831 Subiaco: Saint John of der an emergency decree enBrian Murphy, S.J. Hall, commencing acted in 1975 by President Attadale: St. Joseph Pig- God DEMPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND 73 1929 natelli Parish Centre corn- TUESDAY, March 15, at Park Chung Hee to quash p4P4P4P 7.30 p.m. nolitical dissent in the face Woodlands: Parish Reli- of alleged invasion threats gious Education Centre, from North Korea. commencing THURSDAY, In a separate action, the PLUMBING MATERIALS March 17 at 7.30 p.m. Seoul Appeals Court upheld JESUS: GOD, MAN, SAV- the conviction of 18 promBATHROOM FIXTURES IOUR. inent Christian dissidents, Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS 229-233 William St., Eight sessions by Miss including five Catholic Margaret Gomes. priests. But it released two Phone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" Armadale: Parish Hall, defendants and gave the commencing TUESDAY, others shorter sentences of 1 111•111111111111111111, aimasiff. February 22 at 7.10 p.m. from one to five years.
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ABORTION The public will deserve better treatment during the coming election than a transparent effort by a DAILY NEWS cartoon last Monday to trump up a so-called Catholic confrontation with political candidates. After such a brilliant opening we could well do with some witty suggestions on what politicians ought to think about the sinuous financial tentacles of the Australian Press monopolies and their allies. The Catholic Church is not a puppet obliged to dance when and how the media decide to play their tunes on moral issues. The WEST AUSTRALIAN knows best why a feature article on abortion by a staff writer happened to become the front page leading story last Monday morning, just days after the date of a State election was announced.
THE SPOKESMAN Nevertheless, Father Barry Hickey, Director of the Catholic Family Welfare Bureau, and an official Church spokesman on this matter, was willing to
come to the party.
He was interviewed by the paper for 20 minutes but apparently he was sufficiently uninteresting to merit but a few sentences on page 10, and then only to see if there was a chink in the Catholic armour. The Church's stand is constantly made clear from Pope Paul, on January 1 this year, down to local bishops. Whether this opinion is supposed to Be battling for survival against secular humanists in Rome, London, Adelaide or Perth has little to do with the basic premise on which the stand is taken. Human life, a creative act of God the Father, with the co-operation of the parents, exists with dignity and rights from the moment of conception until death occurs through natural causes,
IN CRISIS Cases of extreme crisis will Occur but human people consistently prove that God inspires them to undertake love for another human being long after selfish rationalism has run its course. The Catholic Church locally has backed up its stand. The Archbishop has pledged the resources of the archdiocese to assist any woman distressed by an unwanted pregnancy. A recently established Pregnancy Help service has put this help on a professionally available basis, and the flow of enquiries to date, albeit small, proves that it is serving a need. It requires faith to pick up another human being whether the tiniest mite or a shrivelled old body but such human faith, Christian or otherwise, is the real centre of the abortion crisis
NO CHARADE So the quarrel with abortion is more than some hide and seek charade with lawmakers, politicians, doctors, nurses, counsellors and others whose interests are better served if the public don't know what they are thinking or, worse, doing. The statistics quoted with regard to local abortions prove that hospitals and doctors who perform this service are pandering largely to a generation of people which has lost all regard and respect for life in the human womb. Once the cry was for the availability of contraceptives. But now that they are freely available we have a rising generation of people who cannot be bothered even to use them and for whom the conception of human life has become an event of no consequence.
BOND OF LOVE At the time of marriage a man and woman enter into a bond of love that embraces their fertility, creativity and their deepest aspirations for happiness. Yet materialism turns so many marriages into mindless units with an insatiable quest for their own convenience and in which children are no more than a commodity to choose or reject as the moment suits. Pity then the adolescent woman who finds herself pregnant and turns to her mother only to find abortion proposed as the remedy to cause the least convenience to all but the unborn child. Will we reach some point of madness when al pregnant woman will cringe and apologise for her condition? From the comments of many it would appear that such a moment in history has arrived.
THE EXCUSE
Some will pretend to enjoy the intellectual excuse that it all has to do with Dachau, Hiroshima or the human wastelands of Ethiopia or Bangladesh. But while Australia suffocates to death with its affluence the question has to be answered where it begins: in the houses, flats, home units and villas If Perth suburban areas; in the primary schools, high schools and universities of our own town. There's more to do about the abortion issue than merely to take issue with those who teeter on a nolitical tightrope.
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ARCHBISHOP RAISES ISSUE OF CONSCIENCE IN PROCUREMENT Of ABORTION Are doctors, nurses and medical personnel being pressurised in South Australia to take part in abortions? asked Archbishop Gleeson of Adelaide in a hard-hitting homily on the problem. He spoke at a Day of Atonement Mass held in Saint Francis Xavier's Cathedral on the. Feast of the Holy Innocents. He issued a challenge to those charged with the administration of South Australia's abortion laws. "May I ask publicly whether all the regulations issued to protect the rights of nurses are being observed, or has there been a gradual denial of the rights of conscience to many nurses and even to doctors, under the threat of loss of their appointments?" He explained why abortion was being linked to the commemoration of the young children massacred by Herod at the time of Christ's birth.
"INNOCENTS" The word "innocents" is derived from the Latin word "innocens", meaning the one who does not injure, or harm. We are observing a special Day of Atonement and sorrow for the innocents unborn who have died as a result of the so-called liberalisation of our civil law. Our laws in S.A. do not require any person to have an abortion, but the changes in the law have had serious and far-reaching consequences, ignored or denied by the promoters of the changes but clearly f oreseen by the opponents. What are these consequences? • There has been the removal of the protection of the law from the unborn and the granting of the legal right to kill to those who are professionally committed to the saving of life. • There has been the denial of the fact that a genetically- unique and human life is being destroyed in spite of all the scientific evidence which demonstrates more and more clearly the physical and psychological unity of life in the womb with life after birth. • There has been clear evidence that the abortion law has not been restricted to the so-called "hard c ases" and the psychological reasons for abortion are clearly exaggerated. What psychological treatment is offered in these cases which constitute about 90 per cent?
UNSPEAKABLE • There has been a growing failure among many people, including Catholics, to recognise that what may be legally lawful in this issue is morally an unspeakable crime and sin against God and against human life and dignity. • There has been, or so it seems to me, a growing pressure upon doctors, nurses and all medical personnel to take part in abortions although it was earlier emphasised that no one would be or could be obliged to do so. • There has been a decline in respect for the dignity of life and of the duty to protect it — quite in contrast to the increasing legislative and other efforts to protect adult people from far less harmful activities. These changes have come about in a century which has seen a greater destruction of human life than has ever been known before. A whole scientific approach has been developed for killing in war and for destroying the psychological dignity of people. Medical science and resources are being increasingly devoted to the destruction of life before birth. Just as the senseless and vast expenditures on armaments are depriving the world of resources utgently
needed for the proper development of the people of the world, so too the practice of abortion is depriving our people here and elsewhere of medical resources needed for the protection and development of better medical care of life at every age and level of society. How appropriate, therefore, is the theme which Pope Paul has proposed for the celebration of the 1977 Day of Peace: "If you want peace defend life." In his analysis of this theme, Pope Paul frankly challenges the arms race and the policy of massive armaments, individual and collective crimes and all forms of terrorism as threats to the promotion and protection of human rights, the defence of children and of all fundamental human freedoms.
BLOW TO PEACE In one section of his peace. statement, Pope Paul emphasises that "it is not only war that kills peace. Every crime against life is a blow to peace, especially if it strikes at the moral conduct of the people, as often happens today, with horrible and often legal ease, as in the case of the suppression of incipient life, by abortion." Faced with this tragic situation for which the moral guilt rests upon all of us in different degrees, we need: • To renew our own reverence for every living person, born and unborn, of every race, color and nationality. • To give our support to all who are working to assist those faced with difficult problems related to pregnancy; I commend the many courageous doctors, nurses, social workers as well as understanding and helpful parents who give that similar informed support which is based on respect for the sacredness of human life. • To be personally supportive to the often confused and sad women, and those close to them, who feel that an abortion is the only solution to their unwanted pregnancy. • To be forgiving and understanding towards those women who have felt that they had no alternative but to have had an abortion and yet, at the same time, clearly to recognise for ourselves what a terrible sin it really is to deliberately destroy an innocent human life.
RESPECT FOR LIFE • To give that type of support to women and to
their parents, when there is a question of a pregnancy outside of marriage, which clearly indicates our reverence for life and for all people.
Catholics must help spread rightness of stand on abortion
DENVER (NC). — Catholics "must accept the Fact that public policy will not always reflect the Catholic position," Cardinal Dearden of Detroit said here. "One example of that is sensitive on the conception the abortion issue," the car- of life as we are,' he said. dinal said. -But we must speak our In a pluralistic society, convictions, hold to them "public consensus cannot be tenaciously, and emphasise determined by one religious them." group," Cardinal Dearden Although the Catholic said. view on abortion "may not But, he added, religious hold," the cardinal said, groups should speak up and Catholics must "make a keep trying to convince strong effort" to convince others. others of its rightness. Father Charles Curran, To respect life, Catholics professor of theology at the must consider all aspects of Catholic University of it "from womb to tomb" America, said he is "op- and "must foster life and posed to fighting abortion human dimity at all stages," through a constitutional Cardinal Dearden said. amendment" and that the bishops seeking such an amendment "must realise that other Catholics can disagree with them and are not outside the Church" because they do. Father Curran contended that a constitutional amendment prohibiting abortion THE RECORD is avail"won't work." Although "law exists ta able at noon every Thursprotect the rights of the in- day at the following city nocent," he said, other as- outlets: pects of the law must also RECORD Office, 450 be considered: its enforceHay Street. ability, the equality of people in a pluralistic society. PELLEGRINI, 750 Hay In his address, Cardinal Street. Dearden said that, although BALES News, Wales Arone religious group cannot determine public consensus, cade, cnr. Murray and Wilgroups of individuals with a liam Streets. -religious vision" should try PLAZA ARCADE News. to "influence the course of society." DOOGUES, corner Mur"Others may not be as. ray and Barrack Streets.
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In his letter, read in this liturgy, St. John wrote: "If we say we have no sin in us, we are deceiving ourselves and refusing to admit the truth; but if we acknowledge our sins, then God who is faithful and just will forgive us our sins and purify us from everything that is wrong". With the grace of God, let us also strive to show those practical acts of reverence for life by the way we drive our cars and by the respect we offer to every pregnant woman who bears within her a real human being destined to be a member of our society to help it grow according to His plan. May Mary, the Mother of the Lord, help us in this growth in reverence. Let this Mass and this Day of Atonement be for each one of us a new beginning in our determination to be instruments of peace by giving that priority Pope Paul asks for this week: "to defend life, to heal life, to promote life."
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Archbishop Goody will celebrate Mass to open the Provincial Chapter of the Sisters of Saint John of God. at Subiaco. Archbishop Goody will be on vacation till February 2. 4.30 p.m. Mass for the Golden Jubilee of profession of Sister Monica Docherty, at West Perth. Bishop Quinn, Mass for the provincial assembly of Sisters of Saint Joseph. at South Perth. Bishop Healy. Inaugural dinner for the Catenian Association. Archbishop Goody. The Archbishop's Senate of Priests meets at . the Saint John of God Hall. Subiaco. •
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The Order of SAINT CAMILLUS will relinquish charge of the parish of Carlisle and will take charge of the parish of Shenton Park along with the spiritual care of the surrounding hospitals. The CONVENTUAL FRANCISCAN Fathers (Grey Friars) due' to a lack of sufficient personnel will relinquish their charge of Shenton Park parish; Father Angellus O.F.M. Cony, will look after Carlisle parish until a permanent appointment is made. Father Thomas LINNANE has resigned from the parish of Como and retired to Ireland. Father Geoff ALDOUS has been appointed parish priest of Bullsbrook and chaplain to the R.A.A.F. Pearce base. Father Gregory CARROLL, secretary of the Marriage Tribunal, former assistant at Leederville, is appointed chaplain to Aquinas College. Father Brian O'LOUGHLIN, former assistant at Mount Yokine, is appointed assistant priest at Subiaco and diocesan chaplain to the Young Christian Students. Father John ORZANSK1, formerly assistant at Subiaco, is appointed assistant priest at Rockingham. Father Joseph WALSH, former assistant at Osborne Park. is appointed assistant priest at LeederviIle.
Father Thomas L1NNAN E. pictured, left his parish of Como last Sunday to retire to his home town of Bellharbour, County Clare, Ireland. He concluded recently 40 years of service to the Church in W.A.. during which time he saw the establishment of three new parishes. He studied in all Hallows College, Dublin, following in the steps of an older brother, John, who is now a priest in El Paso: a sister is also in Texas as a Religious of the Incarnate Word. Father Linnane, after his arrival in 1936, was assistant for a year and a half at Maylands and then Assistant at Northam for three years. From there he became the founding parish priest of Cunderdin and was chaplain to the war-time R.A.A.F. base there. He moved to Mundaring 'in 1949, becoming its first parish priest. In 1955 he took charge of the parish of Como, newly created out of the former territory of South Perth parish. During his 22 years there a new church, presbytery and school were opened.
Obituaries
GLENDALOUGH LOSS
News was received in Perth on Wednesday afternoon of the sudden death of Father Patrick Gavin, parish priest of Glendalough. Father Gavin was on a short visit to Ballarat to take part in the Mariopolis gathering of the Focolare Movement.
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Father Clement CONBrother William. O'NIAL. He was in a prayer group DON. Redemptorist,. who LEY of Saint Patrick's Coldied in Perth last week, had lege. Ballarat, received Father Gary CUSACK, newly ordained. will with some 15 priests when spent only a short last part news of a New Year's Honcontinue in pastoral service at Scarborough. as he had a sudden heart at- of his life in W.A. our — B.E.M. — just a tack and died almost immeassistant priest. Ordained 48 years ago, few days before his death. diately. he was 74 at the time of He died on December Father John GHERARDI, newly ordained, is He was 59 and had spent his death. 28. aged 76. just a week appointed assistant priest at Osborne Park. 3 1 years as a priest in W.A. His earliest wish to be a after he had celebrated his Because of a lack of candidates for the He was born in GlenT missionary was diverted and 50 years of profession as a priesthood, Father James O'BRIEN, rector of lotiehan, County Down. he spent 40 of his priestly Christian Brother. Saint Charles' Seminary, will assist the CamilNorthern Ireland. years at Galong A legendary 48 years at He- arrived in Australia preparing young men for St. Pat's. lian Fathers at Shenton Park until June. Ballarat, is - linked in October 1945. the Redemptorist Congrega- to the West by the fact that The parishes of Como and Carlisle have be.He then served progres- tion. he was born in Boulder and come vacant through the resignation and transsively at Osborne Park. A fter the funeral Mass at grew up on the Goldfields fer of their respective pastors. Priests interested Bunbury. Collie: Subiaco North Perth on Monday, his before entering the Christin an appointment to either of these parishes and Bruce Rock. remains were sent back to ian Brothers in 1916. are invited to apply to the Episcopal Vicar for He was later administrator ( talong for burial in the He never returned to Clergy before January 20. a t Highgate Hill. monastery grounds there, teach in W.A.. but among He became parish priest w here a shrine to Our Lady his Ballarat achievements of Wilson in 1961 and was t hat he built there has were his 27 years as coach appointed to the parish of drawn crowds of up to o f the college football team Glendalough in 1972. 1 0.000 for May processions t hat was undefeated in local He was a keen promoter m ei- the cars. competition for 49 years. the I.egion of Mary and 1 of Optometrists most recently was diocesan spiritual director of Senatus. 172a Scarborough Beach Road — Phone 24 3543 His body is being re• 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie Phone K.795 11 turned to Perth for the funeral and burial on SaturR . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist day.
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Reformed alcoholic may be beatified VATICAN CITY (NC). — In a surprise announcement, Pope Paul said he hopes to beatify reformed Irish alcoholic Matt Talbot "either this coming year or the year after." Talbot, known as "the saint in overalls," began drinking heavily by the time he was 13 and was a seemingly hopeless alcoholic at age of 28 when he took the pledge. From then until his death in 1925, at age of 59, the Dublin labourer led a life of deep prayer and extreme self-denial. 1975, the loving, patient and October In Pope Paul approved a wise care of the Gospel." After the audience the decree in Talbot's "heroic virtues," one of the Pope met briefly with first steps toward beatifi- Mrs. Mama Mobuto, wife of Zairean president cation. for Mobuto Sese Seko, and The postulator Talbot's cause. Father their nine children. From St. Paul (MinneDionysius McDade, told NC News that "at least sota) it is reported that one Miracle, attributed to a man there who has the intercession of Tal- been'active in Calix, an bot alone, must be found organisation for Catholic before he can be beati- alcoholics, said he was encouraged Pope by fied." announcement Father McDade said Paul's that several months ago about Talbot. The priest, Father Leo he thought he had found Dolan.. pastor of St. the miracle. But it recently came to Leo's parish, said he had light that the persons in- been "told reliably that yoked the help of Italian the Holy Father has a stigmatist Padre Pio as lot of feeling for Talhot." Father Dolan rewell as that of Talbot. At his general audien- called that, during an auce Pope Paul told the dience he had arranged crowds of his hopes "to in 1974, the Pope prebeatify Matt Talbot eith- sented Talbot as a moder this coming year or el for Calix members. the year after." Talbot "can be a model for people struggling EXEMPLAR in a chemically addicted "Talbot was an alco- world," said Father Doholic." the Pope said, lan. "and through a marvellIt would be unfortunous grace of the Lord he ate to "only see Talbot his and life bechanged came so exemplary, so as a recovered alcoholic," said the priest, who good and so saintly to be is himself a recovered worthy now, it seems. to alcoholic. "The achievebeatified. be • "Talbot — keep him ment of Talbot was that in mind.' the Pope advi- he lived the spirituality of the Roman Catholic sed his listeners. exraordinarily The name of Talbot Church well." came up in a digression He acknowledeed, the Pope made from his however, that Talbot's prepared text. The theme of his talk "style of piety would be was that Christmas re- pretty dated — although minds men that they done under careful spir"can and must he horn itual direction." again." "How many saints," PENANCE the Pope remarked. The concept of penan"started their lives over ce which Talbot stressagain — not only once, ed, Father Dolan noted, but two and three times." "is implicit in AA" (AlThe Pope asserted that coholics Anonymous), to Christianity can reform which all Calix members even the most hardened must first belong. of sinners. "Most people have "Some people say that questions about the the only cure for the Ma- chains." which Talbot fia is a strong police for- wore around his waist as ce or the prison system. a form of penance, the which has become a priest said, pointing out school for making people that the chains were ass' worse." the Pope said. ociated. with a concept of "But no. Christianity slavery to. the Blessed can do it. Remember that Virgin developed by St it was the Church which Louis Grignon de Montreformed the barbarians fort in the 18th century. and made them into a That form of penance new people." "does not appeal to the 1970i s physchologically CRIMINALS sophisticated American," The Gospel is the cure Father Dolan said. for all social ills. the Talbot. however. Pope declared. emerge as a "I-low many criminals balanced personality," - -- and unfortunately the priest said. their numbers are grow"An old man in Dubing — today corrode the lin who . knew Talbot social fabric in the many told me: 'He laughed at places where people have everything except dirty been beaten down by jokes.' Talbot was a modern changes. They man of great charity and lack the lesson, the ex- was faithful to his work." ample. the comfort and Talbot never married. t he environment of a full and the same man in human life. . Dublin who knew him "For this reason every said "Talbot told him one of us must commit that the Blessed Virgin himself in a more aware had indicated to him that and responsible fashion he should not marry." to help men find a new Father Dolan said. human and social up"He had considered rightness and live- by it." marriage but had a declared the Pontiff, strong conviction that the "There is no social dis- single life was his vocaease that is resistant to tion."
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WASHINGTON (NC). — Marital disruption through divorce, separation or widowhood is about twice as likely for women who have had a child prior to marriage than for those whose first child was conceived and born after marriage, according to a U.S. Census report.
Among women who first mate compared to 10.1 permarried during the period cent for white mothers; from 1965 to 1969, 14 per • Young unmarried mocent of those who waited thers more often gave up till marriage to conceive their children than older were. no longer with their unmarried mothers and first husbands. black mothers of all ages On the other hand, 29 per were more likely to keep cent of those who had given their children than white Dinh premaritally were not mothers; with their first husbands. Similar differences in rates MGM RATE of marital disruption were • Although women durfound among women who ing the first half of the first married in the years 1950s married at the youngfrom 1950 to 1954. Pictured are the building operations under way at Saint Anthony's School, Wanneroo. The extensio est age on record, there was ns consist of three new classrooms and a principal's office. The enrolment of the school is expected to increase to In this group 25 per cent a high incidence of illegiti240. of those who bad not borne mate births. children premaritally were The researchers attributno longer with their first ed this to the fact that aborhusbands, contrasted to 47 tion was illegal and the pill, per cent among those who IUD and other artificial had. birth control devices were not on the market at the STABILITY time. According to the study, which traces premarital ferLA PAZ, Bolivia (NC).— tility by education, occupaAfter Bolivian bishops retion, family income and leased evidence that artifiplace of residence: cial birth control was the The general pattern of aim of "responsible parentgreater stability of marriage Classified Adverts hood" programmes, the among women who were Military Government halted not premaritally pregnant in the programmes and dismissand less stability among woed their top administrators. men who had children beThe Deputy Secretary of fore marriage applies to MELBOURNE. — Children are suffering most Health, Dr. Fernando Pat"This is extremely difficult to do because in data for whites as well as io, said investigations disfrom changes in the Church, claims the new many ways the Church has changed its way of for blacks." do the job! closed that artificial birth principal of one of Melbourne's largest Catholic acting . It is likely, the report control was being pushed by boys' schools. ;4 PREPAID "We don't want to get too far away from the says, that the results would Government programmes in he applicable to other perChristian Brother Francis McCarthy, principal realities of the present. clinics, hospitals and schools FOR 30 WORDS iods as well. of St. Kevin's College, Toorak, said in a recent through campaigns for "re"When I was The kid a report and also when shows most of my POST OR CALL sponsible parenthood" and interview that "as a result of changes in the "containment of demograChurch parents are left stranded and do not know generation were young there was prayer within that: AT THE OFFICE the family, sacramental life and tradition, and phic growth." how to handle their children alientation". parents could ask children when they last went ILLEGITIMATE In November the bishops to Confession. • Illegitimate first babreleased texts of written ies increased in recent years agreements between the Keep abreast of the among black women but reBolivian authorities and fortimes; mained keep abreast nearly stable among eign agencies under which whites. In 1969, 52.6 perthe Government agreed to with the Church — The Church for today's youngsters is one of include artificial birth con- constant change and they have lost security, said "Parents should be encouraged to insist on cent of the children born to Read THE RECORD black mothers were illegititrol programmes as part of their rights as Catholics. Brother McCarthy. various assistance schemes. "Bishops should take on more leadership. They "The young find certain practices and tradiThe bishops have objected tions should direct their flocks as true pastors. extreme ly difficult to cope with because that pressure on women to —otograph3 S;944C6E "The fearless bishop is the leader of the faith. use artificial birth control, of the rapid changes and the number of them. FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY sometimes as a condition for "For instance, the missal is no longer used. "The task of schools is to deeply spiritualise ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE their participation in broader There is a great lack of security for the young people's lives, and make them pray and worLARGE & small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS health programmes is a vio- Catholic. ship, not to get them to run drives for hospitals lation of conscience. They Phone 25 2765 "The new Christian doctrine syllabuses are and deaf and blind institutions, things they can also objected that the prodo without based more touching on experience than on the doctrine the person's values. 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT grammes contradicted the of the New Testament. officially stated Government "They can put into positive action their Chris( Terrace End) , PERTH policy of not using Govern"If young people are to see that religion pro- tianity after learning about the Church and ment agencies or promotes life, they have got to see the connection human charity. 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on a new image and many, children as well as adults have given up going to this sacrament. "This weakens the spiritual life of people and especially of young people, forming their lives." "Religion must take into account the New Brother McCarthy advocates a return to more Testament and translate it into action and life prayer. through worship." "For that reason I commend the work of the He said the young needed clear terms of references on moral issues so they knew where they charismatic movement. "In some schools the movement has trans3tood in the modern world. formed the whole life of the school. Anything "They don't know now. that makes people pray cannot be a bad thing." "What has happened is that the Church has Does he see any return of young Catholics become very interested in itself, and what it is, what its role is, what its true image is in the who have already given up their Faith? modern world,, and in a sense it has forgotten "I think it depends on the people they meet." the young. Commenting on the survival of the Church, he "Yet the Church itself educates and changes. said: "The only way the Church is going to sur"I am not advocating a return to the Trident- vive is for groups of families to come together. ine traditions. I don't want to identify myself with"People are not getting leadership and the a return to the past, but I think the education children are not getting it at school. of the young has lost a lot of traditional wisdom, "It is up to parents, who love their children, Id this has not been replaced. the product of their Christian love, to lead the "Catholic principle is in a sense untouchable way." hut the Church has to be mindful of the youth of By Monica Heary in The Catholic Weekly in Sydney.
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POPULATION SHAKE-UP IS JOB FOR CHURCH: "ITS TOO ACCOMMODATING" CHICAGO (NC). — The Catholic Church "is indestructible, even as a human institution," but needs to "shake up our present population", said Marshall McLuhan, communications specialist and author of "The Medium Is the Message". Ihe opportunities for the than ever. The Pope has nothing but failure. "What they promulgate ,,Urviv al of the Catholic authority. After all, if Church -are a heck of a lot there were only three Catho- seems to be very badly better than those of the -Uni- lics in the world, one would suited. For example, costed States or any other secu- have to be Pope. Other- tumes were never so imlar institution," McLuhan wise, there would be no portant in the history of the said in a published interview. Church. There has to be Church as now. The Church -Even in the secular a teaching authority or else is going to private dress at a time when all the kids want :sense, the Church has at no Church at all. "You cannot have goals to get into costume. They least as much survival potential as any existing poli- in an acoustic, non-visual don't want • private dress. They want costumes." tical or social institution, world. because, after all, it is not - "You want a role; you -unaided at all times — even don't want a goal. The THE FAMILY On the secular side — by Catholic Church has a role - Commenting on his ex— salvation. supernatural means." • perience in raising a family, • Technological changes,. "The visual Church is • McLuhan said: "I raised a such as the invention of the goal-oriented, its objectives family of six kids in the Fifty years ago this week, Ern and Mary PRICE (pictured) were married in Saint Francis' Church, printing press, have affected are bigger collections, big- 1950s and 1960s — and Melbourne, in the days before it became the famous Blessed Sacrament. Church they exall left the the history of the Catholic ger missions, bigger everyof cept One six one. out jubilee The has been celebrated in Maylands parish, where they have resided for the last 20 -Church, he said. thing. There is no need for "Improved written com- institutional buildings at all. remains. Maybe some will years and where Mrs. Price has been a keen member of the Cathelic Women's League. munication made possible Everything can be perform- come back some day. They have six surviving children and 38 grandchildren. "But there is a great dis.the development of a huge ed in private places. proportion between' -what Roman bureaucracy, trans"At the speed of light you forming the Roman Pontiff cannot have executives. the kids learned in the into a chief executive. You cannot have hierarchy. Church, what they experi"Further improvement in The job yields to roles, and enced; what their needs travel and communication a role consists of multiple are." But the lelel of literacy brought the Pontiff into jobs." in the Church is not relatmore immediate personal One- of the jobs of the relation to his subjects. To- Church is "to shake up our ed to the departure from it day. even the President of present ..population," ..Me- of intellectuals, McLuhan the United States need not Liilian said. "To do that said. "I never came into the Church as a person who govern from Washington. you'd have to preach noth-. was being taught Catholic lifebut In hellfire. my i ng OBSOLETE doctrines. I came in on my "What, therefore, is call- time, I have never heard knees. That is the only way ed the de-Romanization of one such sermon from a in. When people start praythe Roman Church is sim- Catholic Pulpit." ing they need truths; that's ply its electrification. • Contending that the all. You don't come into "When things speed up, Church is being too soft the Church through ideas hierarchy disappears and and accommodating, Mc- and concepts, and you canglobal theatre sets in." Luhan said: "The attempt not leave by mere disagreeMcLuhan • continued: to adapt, say, rock music ment. It has to he a loss "The Pope is obsolete as a to the liturgy is very in- of faith, a loss of participabureaucratic figure. effective. There are many tion. You can tell: when LONDON (NC). — A top group of Anglicans and Catholics is about to publish an agreed "But the Pope as a role reasons for that probably. people leave. the Church; theological statement on "Authority in the Church". Questions concerning authority have been at player is more important In that department I see they have quit praying." the head of the
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list in stumbling-blocks to Anglican-Catholic reunion.
The international group by the First Vatican Coun- Christians would agree that two Marian dogmas — the of • Catholic and Anglican cil in 1870, declares that the Bishop of Rome is en- Immaculate Conception and theologians and scholars, papal authority is full, su- titled to some form of pri- the Assumption — infallibly completed the statement ,at preme, immediate, and by macy throughout Christen- defined by the Pope. Even a meeting in Venice in Aug- divine right. That council dom, or that ideally he among those non-Catholics ust last year. Catholic and also declared that the Pope should exercise a universal Who believe that these are Anglican officials have since is infallible, or unable to ministry of unity, there are true, many question whegiven permission for the err, when he speaks "ex 'strong' disagreements over ther they must be believed statement to appear, and it cathedra" (with his full, offi- the extent to which his as articles of faith, and they JOHANNESBURG. — Tyacke was her husband, area of Johannesburg and will be published next week. cial authority as supreme ority has been definedauthby therefore question the apare prohibited from attendThe first full-time organ- Eric, 51. After its Venice meeting, teacher) on matters of .faith Catholics. propriateness or possibility Banning is a device de- ing any gathering of any the group issued a brief re- or iser in Cape Town of morals. Many. non - Catholic of defining them as articles the Young Christian vised in South Africa under kind. They are required to release indicating that the While many non-Catholic Christians also question the of faith. the terms of the Internal Se- report to the police. every statement would show "a Workers has been curity Act by which the Saturday. There is no trial, real measure of agreement" banned by the South Government isolates the no hearing, no charge., no on "the general principle" African Government. person banned. The Tya.- defence. of papal primacy, but it Banned with Mrs. Jean ekes are restricted to the Archbishop Fitzgerald of said that "important difficulJohannesburg has condem- ties remain to be resolved.' 4100R105*SP:04111VORtriC-IrstiglikeriCiiPie Although the group is ned the banning. His remarks were reported in The under the official sponsorSouthern Cross, South Afri- ship of the Anglican and W .A.O.A. can Catholic newspaper, Catholic Churches, its statehave no official status OPTICIANS '- •- OPTOMETRISTS ,4 which described the Tya- ments dies.as "a leading Johannes- in either Church. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK ; burg Catholic couple." They are presented to the Is the Faith a neuro- sellor to the seminary of the ients a false image of moralPhone 61 1880 Tyache is secretary-direc- respective Churches for fur- sis? No, of course not Mission de France, • where ity. Res. 67 1685 hopes ther reflection in the z0-01-eikat eg-04141--.311-4114r,04041101-4040-itactriumerwelA Apr of the Urban Training Then Vatican Il. took of reaching a consensus and — whatever Karl Marx the shock-troops of the Project, which he founded French Church are trained. place. People began to un"414 . 1141.9.~41 .4.4.94,041 ,04.~0-#4•41.4.04 , "1 , 4.0,11.4.41,INPAPI ama, approval and official eventually Sigmund Freud in 1972 as a service organiIn the great majority' of derstand anew that the Faith by both bodies. might have thought! zation for. black trade 4 cases, says Dr. Solignac, the is a means of liberating and But, says a Catholic unions. His wife is admin- COMPLEMENT Catholics who consulted him not of enslaving man. istrative assistant with the But, says Dr. Solignac, The new statement, which psychiatrist, Dr. Pierre Sol- had no radical mental dis235 Newcastle Street, Perth Noject, which is concerned is almost certain to be ignac, it was mighty near to the danger's still there. So 4 made ease. themselves They with education and organi- known as the Venice State- becoming one . . ill by the way that they set let's watch out in case we Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants 4 ;ational work in connection ment, follows and compleVatican II arrived just in out putting into practice the slip back again into a too with trade unions. Repairs a Specialty ments the Windsor State- time. Phone 28 7424 moral teaching of the legalistic attitude towards Tyacke founded the Young ment of 1971, on the Euchthe Faith! Church. In a book which is at , #4,41.4,111.4.41 , 1NP..#4,4,11 , 0,4P1.441.41W.A4.0.•••••••••••••MJNIP.ININP04^414.41414.441., Christian Workers in South arist, and the Canterbury once frank and medically Solignac blames former Africa after studying the Statement of 1973, on ordiexact, Dr. Pierre Solignac moral training in Catholic movement in England at nation and ministry. tells of the struggle which schools, which he judges to the request of South African In the Canterbury State- he waged to persuade his have been too legalistic parChurch authorities. ment the dialogue partici- patients that, in order to be ticularly about sexual matArchbishop Fitzgerald pants said they had reached Classified Adverts Remodel that old bathroom said he had known Tyacke basic agreement on what a good Catholic, it was not ters. Add in ?or 25 years and regarded they considered the essen- necessary to become mentally ill. • FALSE IMAGE PRESTIGE 5- VALUE him as a model Catholic. tial characteristics of priestly Most of this struggle took "As Bishop of Johannes- and episcopal ordination, Those who attempted to to your home nlace before Vatican 11. Dr. live to the letter of b-irg and president of the ministry and office. the Catholic Bishops' ..ConferThe crucial question un- Pierre Solignac was — and moral law became overdo the job! ence, I strongly object to der the topic of authority is is — held in high repute scrupulous, and developed as a counsellor to priests these bannings, as I do to what the nature and extent of the he calls the "ChristPTY. LTD, $4 PREPAID detentions without trial, and Pope's primacy and auth- and religious with psycholo- ian neurosis." 211 Newcastle Street — 28 6955 FOR 30 WORDS wholesale arrests even of ority in the universal gical problems. 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"It is tragic to think of lic, wrote these words: 'DeSYDNEY. — Abortion is a direct assault on unborn children being de- struction of the embryo in Tragic the mother's womb is a innocent human life and stroyed in our midst.can ac- violation of the right to life to that people think is never morally per- cept this as a matter of which God has bestowed missible, Cardinal Free- course and even encourage upon this nascent life. man said recently. "To raise the question • it.
Cardinal Freeman said con"How can we logically whether we are here that to those who adopted cerned already with a human God of blessing the expect the attitude that a person if we as a being or not is merely to is not really present until on our country to the confuse the issue. The some time after conception, people are indifferent simple fact is God intended innocent? the of blood the American bishops. eto create a human being peating the mind of the that this nascent being and N Church, had recently stated TEMPTATIO has been deliberately dewe time, same the "At that whether or not a perto try and era- prived of his life.'" son — in the technical, have a duty those social condiphilosophical sense of that dicate E tempt people to ACCEPTANC that tions is present from the term "Quite recently, a promitheir for solution a such moment of conception, a statin abortion and nent journal published unique, individual human problems to purported which istics by our sympathy and conlife is certainly present. and more cern try to sustain those show that more people are approving of out who are so tempted. SCIENTIFIC falling standards. "This is much a scienti"It is not a question of "Among these is the in theologia as force judgment to fic Catholics seeking creasing acceptance of the cal one,' he said. their views on others. evil of abortion. "The science of genetics Reaching the 50th anniversary this week of their marriage are James and Ellen HEALY, of West "People must come to see abortion, "Admittedly, any beyond itclear in evil makes being abortion as Leederville. ous though it be, is not hein the from in that arrived and possible doubt self whatever their theolo- the only evil in the world. They were married in the local church at Mucalee, County Kilkenny, Ireland, beginning this new being is gical beliefs. Australia a short time afterwards. "The Christian is also and gen"Too often abortion is challenged by the evils of inThey were engaged in farming at Osborne Park and Waroona before settling in West Leederville genetically human unique. etically discussed on an emotional justice, poverty, unemploy20 years ago. 'We are confronted with l without regard to logic ment and violence. leve They have five surviving children and 13 grandchildren. a new, individual human or to principle. "But these things in no Mr. Healy is a second cousin of Bishop Healy. life. detract from the evil way childunborn antime "Me a is life this "To destroy in the wholesale dedone destroyed. are ren grave moral evil because it of unborn childstruction BonhofDietrich "Once is a gift from God which we ren." Cathoa not was who fer. protect. and respect must
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MARRIAGE GUIDELINES
CHEYENNE, Wyoming ( NC). — New marriage guidelines issued here require all persons seeking marriage in the Catholic Church to go through a minimum of four months of preparation.
Sir, About 60% of CathWhile oik children will be enthe four-month period is a minimum, the rolled in our State and moral instruction, but more in this field. say "one year schools when the 1977 the expenditure seems conOne approach meriting audelines settles siderable for an unknown special mention is the ap- would be a good norm". year school The preparation includes down, but the major quantity. pointment of a co-ordina,educational effort of My scrap book shows that tor of religious education in a series of interviews with a parish priest, consultations the Church in Western a year ago I wrote on the Applecross Parish. We could perhaps look as with parents, counselling Australia will still be same subjects. and recomdirected towards the mended recourse to Catho- a • matter of urgency for and the development of a premarital "inventory". minority 40% in Cath- lic Truth Society publica-. wider developments from lions from the St. Vincent our Pastoral Institute, our A key section of the olic schools. de Paul Society; but these Education Commission, the
"DEATH -WITH - DIGNITY" LAW ATTACKED
aim of those who measures — no nity" with-dig propose passage of so-called "deathin the light judged when be to appear proposals the matter how sound according resisted, be of Catholic teaching — and should therefore Richmond. of to Bishop Walter F. Sullivan W ASHINGTON (NC). — Euthanasia is the eventual
death. 1,c ritten to Catholics of his diocese last December. That message called for efforts to defeat a Bill death-with-dignity then pending in the Virginia Legislature. In
"We are absolutely blind if we do not understand the motivation bedeath-with-dignity hind Bills," the bishop said.
Patients are not obligguidelines deals with situa- ed to follow their docThe cost of secondary Parents and Friends Federa- tions in which the intended tors' orders at all times: limited. education, the limited num- are undoubtedly a source of tion and the Diocesan Pas- \vile is pregnant. Pregnancy as The C.T.S. they are also always free ber of Catholic secondary toral Council. by itself will not lead to any to reject extraordinary school places and the de- ready and inexpensive texts PAUL DONNELLY. short-cutting in the marriage means of prolonging their could and should do much veloping domination of secthe lives, the bishop said. process, preparation ondary 'education by the guidelines say. State brings about the posiFor example, a kidpregnancy, "Premarital tion that an increasing numney patient forced to an imperachildren ber of Catholic once considered undergo dialysis treatdve reason for marriage, in ments "has a perfect c* omplete their education in ,.oday's society with its right to go off and die." State secondary schools, alarming rate of divorce in where it is an unfortunate the bishop said. "He has marriages of this kind, must and accepted fact that faciright not to have treata be considered an equally lities and syllabuses for reliment forced upon him." of love. People of goodwill grave reason for not congious education are at a Predictable as the lat- are left to choose whether tracting marriage as for minimum. The problem. accordNo longer can the maj- est rise in the cost of to keep the law, and so to contracting marriage." ing to the bishop, is and inhumcondone bigotry ority of Catholic parents living, we have news of "The reasons for the preg- "Where does the right to contentedly leave the reli- .the latest ruling of the anity, or whether to dis- ilancy in almost 100 per die become the right to gious instruction to Catho- Sacred Congregation for regard the teaching of the :ent of the cases are very euthanasia?" Church. Either way, the lic. schools, where religion mara for or reasons l the of the Doctrine Church is discredited. He hit court decisions is integrated into the syllaFaith, this time on the The idea of love is a beau- Iiage," the guidelines say. that have invoked a bus. Some common reasons for "right, to privacy" as Instead they themselves subject of sterilisation, tifully balanced idea. It is must be, prepared and able which was apparently very evil thing to distort premarital pregnancy among grounds for both abortion guidelines and the cessation of medomitted .to instruct their children in inadvertently idea of love by imputing young people. the attengain "to include sav, ical treatment, -and was its and the Christian Faith from the previous docu- auilt where there is no sin. . ion." "to escape domineerharshly critical of "living practice. ment on sexual ethics. Jesus Christ did not-make ing parents," "ignor"ance." wills" ---- instruments With the old penny cateOne must, in charity, a law forbidding masturba- 'insecurity, "as an escape drawn up by individuals chism long discarded, simple , and tion, contraception this assume those issuing inechanism," "lack of direcwho reject life =support religious indoctrination now statement to be persons of sterilisation, nor did He tion from parents and teachin advance of their posout of date in this age of waste His breath denounc- ers" and "just happens." goodwill. sible need for it. reasoning, and so many ing the more serious violathe intenwhatever Yet, and liturgy changes in the It "has been demonstrated of sexual responsibility. tions "Living wills should the Sacraments" even parents tion, the unhappy fact renot to be true either in fact be opposed. They always know He not about Did or experience" that a policy well versed in the old ways mains that the teaching of horrendous." the are must be at a loss in tack- the Church in this area cf these things? of refusing to speed up marbishop said. morality is, in -effect, someOr knowing, did He not riages because of pregnancy ling the new. Nor does much help come how destructive of the good trouble to correct them? creates pressure to have an The ethics committee from altar and lectern values which the Church Or was He a good lawyer, abortion, the guidelines say. concept is also a danger, About half the dioceses in through the acoustic prob- seeks to promote. knowing how to defend love according to Bishop SulThe Catholic Church by teaching and upholding the U.S.A. have some form livan. "The committee lems created in many churches by the substitution preaches the doctrine of Ori- law; knowing equally what of marriage guideline-s. comes to own the patWhy do the is not the place of law, and ginal Sin. of microphone for pulpit. ient," he charged. Such • It might seem (according learned Fathers interpret where, for the sake of juscommittees consist of to an advertisement in The law as if we all still lived tice, it is good that law he doctors and ethicists asRecord on January 6) that in the Garden of Eden? cr withheld? signed to decide if and for a payment of about $70 as if, by so doing, we could The deadline for all when life support meas-. Why does the Doctrinal to the Missionary Sisters of be restored to it? for publicatior. tires should be luminamaterial imagine that Their law rigidly em- Congregation Service, 50 High Street, 'ed. on ' s Monday each week improve to possible is it Launceston, Tasmania, a braces the ideal. except if special prior that? circumideal than Bishop Sullivan is the n I less corby three-sfrearn course arrangements are made author of a pastoral on respondence can be laid on stances, observance of the DOROTHY BRODERICK, Titan Hill. with the editor, related to Bibilical, religious law falls outside the focus
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Top priority for Church work ill China urged
Evangelization of the can Congregation for the Chinese people on the main- Evangelization of Peoples. land, Taiwan, and in counThe bishop, who spent tries around the world four years in a Chinese should be a top priority of Communist prison, argued the Catholic Church, accord- that evangelization should ing to a leading strategist be apolitical and avoid "any in that effort. hard-line anti-Communism." "We must be acutely "We are not against someaware that one out of every thing," he said. "We are four humans is Chinese," for something. We should said Bishop Juan Velasco, quietly proclaim the Gospel, Vicar-General of Chinese the words and teachings of Catholics in Manilla, in an the popes. We should illusinterview. "The Church is trate these with contemporessentially missionary and ary examples — no tirades, the sheer size of the Chinno invectives." ese population presents the "At the same time," he greatest challenge we face in bringing the Gospel to continued, "we should not make the mistake of stressairamittaf every creature." • ' iiSOWC-17,, ,saasif:aesasidiiitir , . aiass Bishop Velasco (65) is the ing political and social simiAmong the audience of over two hundred listening to visiting lecturer Father Adrian Van Kaam this week were (left exiled Bishop of Hsiamen, larities between Communto right): Ria Langeberg of Cottesloe, Sister Glenys Yeoman of Bunbury, Eileen Davidson Wemb of ley Downs and Beverley China. Ordained a Domini- ism and capitalism. Do we Rowbottom of Nedlands. can priest in 1935, he spent want our hearers to think 17 years in China. He be- there is no difference? came a bishop in 1948 and "I say we should transwas expelled from China mit the Gospel and the eight years later. teachings of the Church He was one of 45 dele- clearly and simply in Chingates to a meeting in late ese to the Chinese people. November on the evangali- We should treat it purely zation of the Chinese peo- incidental that they live unple, sponsored by the Vati- der a Communist regime. A s we come to base our ingratitude. VATICAN CITY (NC). Mass let our thoughts One Mass gives more dispose us for comglory to God than all — Vatican and Rome bat, for Satan fears our wrongs, so to speak, city authorities have deand learning why he does Mass is The sacrifice, cided to maintain pertake from Him. and hates the Mass it and what he says while the perfect act of adorTHANKSGIVING: He manently St. Peter's and he will do everydoing it, as we "follow ing and worshipping who has given us every- Square here as a trafficthing in his power to with heart" in concenGod. Through Baptism thing provides us also free pedestrian paradistract us and to fostration on this family act we become members of with a means of return- dise. ter a feeling of boreof worship joined with Christ's mystical Body, ing adequate thanks. our own personal, secret, dom within us. It is Rome officials confirmed we become his members Holy Mass is there so prayer, silent and "folrecently that the square, sad to hear people and so can unite ourthat we may not appear low with mouth" in our closed to daytime traffic selves with Him in all say that the Mass has thankless before God. enthusiastic and joyful since the Holy Year began the Masses. He offers lost its meaning for God values our acts responses to the priest, VATICAN CITY (NC). — Men's quest to two years ago, will be perHis Eternal Father this of thanksgiving because them and that their FOUR AIMS manen day "supe be and tly every rmen" instead of Christlike servants off-limi day. ts to the they imply Faith in the attendance is just a Ask at the Offerglut of automobilies ;n led Europe into two disastrous world We have been grafted source from which our wars, routine habit. tory. Rome, to the fleets of tour on to Christ as the Pope Paul declares. gift comes, because they To drift into church Adore at the bell branches of the vine and imply Love by showing buses and even to the with such an attitude is He told 6,000 people at a weekly general At the Conununion charming horse-drawn carwe can say with confiour appreciation of God's to concede victory to audience that humility Is not an "offence to beg Pardon, dence: riages which still buck the goodness, and because Satan. To rouse ourThen your Thanks man's dignity," as Christ's humble birth shows. city's traffic. "Soul of Christ, be thanksgiving for past -selves to battle let us tell. Two years ago the square my sanctification favours includes call on the Holy Spirit the "Have you heard of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Whenever our thoughts doubled as a parking lot Body of Christ, be Hope of future blessto keep Satan at bay and his idea of 'superman?'" the Pope asked. "He wander away from the and my a traffic circle. Visit- is perhaps the father of salvation: ings. and to brush away his Mass we might repeat ors reached the mammoth in Europe. The drama the misfortune of two wars Blood of Christ, till The leper who returnsuggestions as we would of the two world wars is this verse slowly as we Basilica only after wading all my veins: owed in great part to his concept of 'superman' ed to thank Our Lord irritating mosquitoes. direct our eyes to the ForIam your gratethrou the gh man who the wants to be the winner, to surpass noisy, undiscireceived the gift of faith HOLINESS altar and observe what others with force, violence and superiority. ful member." for his act of thanksgiv- plined lanes of cars, buses, This The Mass of obligaidea produc part of the Mass the ed for us the tragedy of two world wars." As the bell rings let and even less predictable ing. tion each week is the priest is praying and then us go on our knees to motor-bikes. The Pope contrasted Nietzsche's philosophy Frequently let us offer most important even in rejoin him in our offer"superman" with the "fundamental lesson of humilitof unite with all the Masses But since the opening of our Mass to thank God y" our lives, because it is given by Jesus at His birth. The humble circum ing it with him. said these 24 hours on the 1975 Holy Year, the for all that we have rethrough our praying of stances of Christ's PETITION: Again and birth, said Pope Paul, "did not the altars of the Catholic ceived from Him. Keep lamed "round square" has the Mass that we grow take anythin g away from Christ's greatness." again the Mass prayers world, and lift up our that intention alive as been turned over to pedesin holiness: Let us call "Humility is the moral attitude which does petition God the Father hearts to heaven to you join in the ending trians and pigeons. not on Pope St. Pius X to destroy the values to which it is applied, but to accept the gift of His join angelic choirs and Modern-day Romans and rather of the Mass prayers, help us. is the means to recogni beloved son, Jesus Christ, ze and to rediscover them," the saints singing Glory visitors to St. Peter's can namely, "Through our Listen, as he speaks to the Pope said. The world considers humility an and ourselves with Him. to God in the highest. now hear water splashing Lord Jesus Christ." "offence to the dignity of man or as a debilita us: If the Mass is to ting REPARATION: in the two huge fountains In The Preface will have force for his creative will," continued the "The Holy Mass is a Pontiff. please God, He must acthe gardens of the of Passion square, or can a special work messag e for us. prayer itself, even the But such attitudes had led to the philoso cept it. But God is so ist Monasteries there is on a winter's tan against the The little doxology: "superman," to oppression by force and to psy of highest prayer that exists. merciful and gracious we binding, a naked colon cross nade without inhaling standing "Through Him with Him, obsessive pride. It is the sacrifice offershould ask Him for many with gas a ladder fumes. leaning and in Him" will ed by our Redeemer on have Christian humility, according to the Pope, things during the many against it. On the ground "cora personal meaning for responds to the reality of things by placing the Cross, and repeated pauses in the Mass, eson the at HE its feet AVY there are CHA the INS I need Him to pay what first and highest level the existence of every hour of the day a personal pecially the long silent instruments of the PasProvisional plans call for omnipotent and omnipresent God." I owe to God. and night on the altars pause after receiving the sion, the opening hamme r leading and into May the Pope Pius X, who of the world. Holy Communion. .41 ,00,10#0.0~#04.4.4.4.#0.41.41.4.0, nails, the spear and square to be blocked off by y4.41V0.4.4 opened the doors of the "If you wish to hear But our personal, secshort sponge . posts, perhaps of traTabernacles to Mass as it should be little ret, silent sighs during vertine marble, linked by On the cross-beam of children and encouraged heard, you must follow Mass are moments that this empty cross are writthem, and indeed, adults, heavy chains. with eye, heart, and are spiritually fruitful ten the words: "The Wooden police barricades to receive Holy Communmouth all that happens for us: Price of Sin." What a have sealed off the square ion frequently, convince at the altar. Further, There is no petition fruitful reminder of what for the past two years. But us that the Mass is ours. you must pray with the at Mass that goes unans sin is! often Totor-cyclists His advice to the Gerand MORRISTOWN, priest the holy words N.J. find his estranged wife at her wered, for we pray At the Communion motorists have removed the (NC). — A man Bishops is so relesaid by them in the name 32-year -old mother's home near by. He through "Our Lord Jesus then let ba us beg pardon rricades at night to "drag" truck driver has been vant today. of Christ and which order- broke down a door, smashed Christ", and how could for our sins. We judge around the square. Some ed to pay He said to them: "ReChrist says by him. $5,000 to St. altar chairs, tore out holy God the Father refuse the nature accid of ents the disease have turn been repoi 1- Rose of Lima parish, East water fonts, to your dioceses and "You ought to keep in Him? Of course, those ripped confesby the seriousness of the ed. by example and precept Hanover, for,damage to the sional screens, your heart the holy feelrequests may not be overturned operati on. The wide opening between church and rectory A drastic insp ire instruc and ings which are contained t your he blam- candles, dislodged a pew granted as we asked, for conditio t he n demand two s a arms flock, of the not colonmerely to say in the words of the Mass ed on an unhappy marriage. and threw a microp the Lord knows our hone at drastic treatment. Conprayers during Mass, nade marks the boundary Morris County and in this way you Judge a stained glass window needs better than we do sider be the gravity tween Italy and Vatican Charles M. Egan suspend of sin but to enter into the ought to follow all that saced which was cracked but not ourselves ..and He gives in God's eyes which had red action uniting with City. The square used to a 364-day county jail sen- brok happens on the altar. us what will benefit U3 en, Father Tuozzo said. to be expiated by the be a major the entry celebra point tc tence and placed Joseph nt in co-offerWhen acting in this way best. He smashed - the windDeath of Christ Vatic an on the City. But now most Battifarano of Paterson, on shield ing the Mass. Instruct you have prayed Holy It helps our concentraand dented the trunk Cross. cars enter either through the probation for and encourage Mass." your two years. A of a car in the parking lot tion if we come to Mass I n the Holy tall, sacrifice grey iron faithful gate to co-ope just rate, outWith St. Pius X as our charge of threatening to kill before going to the to with an urgent petition. rectory, of the Mass it is Christ take an active part in side the colonnade or Father Alphonse Tuozzo, where guide we shall learn to It increases the fervour he smashed a televiwho is offered for us throu gh St. the Anne's sacred mysteri Gate pray the Mass as we es. the In pastor, who had married of our praying when we sion set, large tape recorder and who renews the work near the Vatican parish him eight months a word, help them to "follow with eye", that earlier, and banjo. Father Tuozzo have a big intention to of our redemption whatchurch of St. pray Anne's the . Mass as the was dismissed. is, observing what the was overpowered when he pray for. ever be our sins, no matAll entrances are guarded sure and certain way to Father Tuozzo said the tried to subdue priest does at the altar ADORATION: the man, The ter how often and how .)y Swiss Guards and Vati- man came to the personal holiness." church while a secretary called the can police. last June 24 after failing to police.
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SLASH IN RELIGIOUS BROADCASTS FEARED SYDNEY. — Religious broadcasts could be reduced if resolutions from a seminar on religion are accepted by the ABC. Father Kevin Burton, director of the Sydney Archdiocese Catholic Communications Centre, said this in a recent interview.
"It is important to hunwhich The seminar on The sent programmes Treatment of Religion in would be a direct antithesis dreds of thousands of peoABC Programmes recom- of everything that religion ple throughout Australia who support and view relimended to the ABC Com- stands for." missioners that the ABC Re- It was not that there was gious programmes that they ligious Programmes Depart- "a monopoly of the Bible become aware that the futment be renamed the De- in ABC programmes, but ure of the religious departpartment of Religions and religious programmes shornd ment, if these resolutions go World Views, and that its affirm and confirm beliefs. through is in jeopardy, and "Proponents of religious to make known their views scope be expanded to reflect all views on religion and views require a specialist de- by writing to the Commisphilosophy in Australia. sion?' partment. One of the resolutions which will be passed on to the Commission for consideration was "that there should be in the ABC's structure. as well as its proiht At° grammes, some positive reAt Southern Cross recently, first communicants were pictured with their parish priest, Father cognition of the pluralistic nature of our society". Lawrence Attard. this, on Commenting Father Burton said: -This means that all views ranging from the Children of WASHINGTON (NC). — Most of the vocation God to Communism could directors of men's religious orders answering an be presented. informal survey said vocations to their commun"Views such as these do ities are increasing or staying about the same, a not have a formal place in report published here said. the format of the ABC. But About some uses of many would think they alThe vocation directors Thirty-three of the vocaapple-cider vinegar. The ready have fair airing in the tion directors said vocations reported a total of 4,405 yolk of an egg may be special projects division and in their communities are candidates in formation probeaten, up with a tea2JJ. "on the increase and look- grammes, including high spoonful of turpentine ing better for the future-, school and college seminarand a teaspoonful of and 42 said vocations are ies, . theOlogates, novitiates learned that this treatment HARMFUL apple-cider vinegar. Ap"If the recommendations "staying about the same — and other training pro• By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, ; could cure a streptococcic ply this to the skin sursore throat in 24 hours. As of the seminar are accepted holding their own," accord- grammes. M.B.E., B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, face, rubbing well in, to The most commonly cited a rule the patient became they will certainly be harm- ing to the report of the NatA.I.M.T., St. John of God Hospital, Riverrelieve lameness. free of symptoms before I ful to the future of reli- ional Conference of Reli- means of attracting vocavale, Western Australia. gious Vocation Directors of tions or sources of vocations Again use equal parts of got the report back from, gious broadcasting. "If the ABC's religious men. were contacts with memand apple-cider vinegar the laboratory stating the Only five said vocations bers of the religious comwater (without fluoride). of the skin. Anybody of worm area about six times throat culture sent showed department's responsibilities Dab on the affected past any age may catch it, but a day, beginning on rising the presence of streptococci. are widened with, no in- are "decreasing — slowly munity, and with graduates of schools run by the reliand allow to dry on the children seem to be espe- in the morning and continu- • Also I found that. if a crease in personnel and pro- going down." duction facilities, and with gious community, and liter. cittrend vocational The on present membrane was skin. Apply often. cially susceptible. Indeed, ig through to bedtime. Apcurrent inflation. the ABC ed most often by the voca- attire and advertising. Apply apple-cider vine- unless a patient keeps his ple-cider vinegar is an excel- the tonsils, it disappeared in will necessarily have to reThe vocation directors tion directors was applicatwelve hours. gar, just as it comes from hand off his sores, he may lent antiseptic. duce the content of reli- tion by candidates older said provincials of their reApple-cider vinegar has Now sore about throat. the bottle, to the skin area have crop after crop indefigious programmes, even if ligious communities could those of the past. four times during the day nitely. If however he con- The remedy most often been found to be excellent in the small print of the than The vocation directors help them by stimulating who from people suffer for in used medicine a folk is be himself, may he trols durtimes three and about resolution they have recomthat those applsing had the involvement of other ing the night if one is well and presentable in two gargle of apple-cider vine- abdominal dilatation and mended that there will be said and worked after members of the community completed discomfort. gar. The mixture is one awake. The itching and weeks. existing graduation and that their in attracting people to the Many individuals who are no diminution to In treatment of impetigo, teaspoonful of vinegar to a burning sensation in the skin programmes. average age was in the mid- religious life. will leave in a few minutes use apple-cider vinegar just glass of water. One mouth- without acid in the stom"In the present economic 20s. Ways of doing this, they discomfort. much ach suffer solution the should after the vinegar is applied as it comes from the bottle. ful of climate, with cutbacks at said, included talking inforand the shingles will heal Dip the finger in it and be gargled every hour, and This unsatisfactory condition the ABC. if other' pro- NEW TREND malls with community memmore readily with this treat- apply to each affected part swallowed after the gargling. has been overcome by us- grammes have to be 'flack. Another trend noted by bers about vocations and ing in apple-cider vinegar a by This followed is Application skin. the of second ment. there will necessarily have was formation programmes, endirectors If the skin surface of the should be six times a day, mouthful, in the same man- w ater. about two or three to be cutbacks in present vocation greater interest among mem- couraging local communities teaone teaspoons with body is given a cupped- beginning on rising in the ner. religious programmes. bers of their religious corn- to be aware of what they As to the object of swal- spoon of honey added to a palm hand bath of apple- morning and at intervals to "1 question the compet- . munities in working to at- can do to attract candidates, taken is This water. of glass gargle solution, lowing the cider vinegar at bedtime, bedtime. ence of the seminar to disAs a rule the impetigo the folk-medicine belief is three times a day after each cuss or concern itself with tract new members. Others and stressing the question of night-sweats will be presaid more candidates of vocations for a definite will have disappeared in two that, in this way. it reaches meal. vented. t he issue of religion in ABC university age are entering. period of time. fifty about lady. One throat lower all parts the days. of four to Undiluted apple-cider vinprogrammes. not reached by the gargling years of age and almost an egar, if applied to a burn RINGWORM help; for appealed invalid, on the surface of the body . Most commonly. ring- itself. A family 'company et three generations standing in the COMPOSITION Western Australian community providing on essential service As soreness in the throat With the above treatment . - And the comp.osition of just as it comes from the worm areas are rounded. with traditional regard for the wishes of isisreoved families. marvellously recovered she lessens, intervals bethe bottle, will remove smart- scaly patches. small in size. t he seminar was not repreenergetic. quite became and ing and soreness. sentative of the vast. Majorwhich appear at first glance tween gargling mlo,. This is not only a Ver- to be bald patches. Close changed to once every two ity of Australian Christ- . © Sister M. Philomena Earle mont folk remedy but is inspection, however, will re- hours. . ians,. . It w as non-refleetke M.B.E., B.Sc., A T.N.A., Dip. Much to my surprise. I Dietetics, Al MT. popular in Scotland. Eng- veal hair shafts broken off of listeners and viewers." land and Germany. The 22 people who atclose to the scalp. The ringApply apple-cider vine- worm patches may or may tended the seminar ,‘Yere gar, just as it comes from not show local inflammation. present as individuals and ESTABLISHED 1910 the bottle, to varicose veins with usually a few crusts not as representatives • of night and morning, by present. through all the t heir particular religion, he means of the cupped-hands stages up to a marked redadded. . treatment. Shrinking of the ness, with some swelling of They included 14 ChristP. L. MEAD, Principal Not etreoclated with any other funeral director veins will be noticed at the tissue and pus points. ians. one Moslem. and one Membors of the Austrohon Funeral Directors Association end of the month. In addiJew. Glands not far from the 190 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK 6100 tion to applying the vinegar ringworm may be enlarged. 1 / Father Burton had stp, TELEPHONES: 61 1158, 61 3482 ALL HOURS VATICAN CITY (NC). --- The feast of the to the veins, two teaspoons- The patches of ringworm 1 / gested at the seminar thai ful of vinegar in a glass of may be. single or multiple. / Epiphany is the Christian's way of saying "yes" dc a have t he ABC should water should be taken twice They are most frequent on to the incarnation of Jesus, Pope Paul told" partment of religious pr.)/ / a day. grammes dealing "exclusor above the back of the Catholics. Impetigo is a skin rash head, but they can appear / Christianity. with Speaking from his apartment windoW over- ively of an acute kind. It is con- wherever the hair is grow- / looking St. Peter's Square, the Pope told holi- I/ other traditional religion, tagious, and is treated by ing. day crowds here: "Epiphany is the celebration) and other religious moveointment. It is the "catchspontaneous of our acceptance of and participation in the// ments. especially as reflectAlthough ingest" disease in the world. cures are sometimes seen, ed in .the Australian com- Ilk It may be caught from a the majority of lesions tend ;coming of the Lord among ps.munity". The Pope called the Epiphany the "feast of touch of a finger or one dab to persist indefinitely if left 'Fit for a King' His motion was lost. / (-faith." of a towel. Usually it be- untreated. He said he had no objecgins as a red or pimply "It is our 'yes' to a meeting with Christ" / tion to humanist and ratBoys are more susceptible / spot no bigger than a split than girls to ringworm. / The feast, he continued, has both individual ionalist views being made pea. Often it appears on on the ABC. but felt they Ringworm is due to a fun- / and universal effects. the cheek or around the gus which is transmitted dirshould be given their own personal our a orients thoughts it level, "On / nose, where it may be mis- ectly from child ,to or philosophic, department our , and our conduct along the 'lines of Christ taken for a cold sore. • SMAI IGOODS section. The spread of ringworm 1 ((Saviour," the Pope said. "But it also shows that sports watch "People Soon it begins to .enlarge. seems to be largely by way I (/the coming of Chri t is for everyone — it is? programmes without ques- • discharge. blister. and of swapped hats and caps or 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTOrs1 6109 universal in its intention to bring salvation. - (/ tioning -the e \istence spread to other parts of the high-backed seats in theatres % Telephone: 69 2455 "The Three Kings are considered to be the sport. What they talk about body. Finally the blistery and conveyances, where _ who of afar, representatives / people from first sport the make to how is eruption dies into a yellow children's heads can rub WELCOME ENQUIRIES HOLESALE W , are also called to faith — the faith which en-' better. against the upholstery. crust. loosely attached. ' "The new department Technically. impetigo is Apply apple-cider vinegar 1 ! lightens the world," concluded the Pontiff. 0000000'000000000000000,10 -pic to •0 'expected becould" a staphylococcus infection with the fingers to the ring-
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Lebanon and the Philippines (Mindanao), and also events in Catholic countries like Spain, Portugal, Chile and other Latin American countries, were reported in the general news columns.
ferences organised by the Catholic Commission Justice and Peace in co-operation with the Protestant organisations, often in connection with the South Korean problem.
UNFAMILIAR Another difficulty in getting Catholic news published in a non-Catholic country stems from the fact that newspaper editors are not familiar with Christianity or do not like it and cannot therefore judge whether or not a piece of news merits an article. Mr. Kitamura gave as an example the meeting of Pope Paul VI with the Orthodox Metropolitan Meliton, who was representing the Ecumenical Patriarch Dimitrios I of Constantinople, a meeting at which the Pope kissed his visitor's foot as a mark of reconciliation. The mass of Press communiques which appears on this subject indicated the worldwide interest and the Japanese Press at once published the information.
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In general, the religious items appear in the `bungaku ran' (literary column) of the neutral Press in Japan. Mr. Kitamura pointed to the fact that articles on the Vatican are often handled superficially, with hardly ally mention of the strong points of Christian life, such as the developments since Vatican II or questions affecting human rights in America, little being reported about Africa and Asia. It is exceptional to see mention of the fight by Christians for human rights in South Korea and, before that, on the situation of the Church in Vietnam.
A lesser but nonetheless important problem is that of the translators. Many translators in Japan who translate Press communiques cannot distinguish between Catholic and Protestant terminology (cf. `shimpu' — priest, tokushi' — minister), nor can they grasp the different life styles (married ministers but celibate priests). Liturgical and doctrinal terms in particular are poorly understood. What is needed is an up-todate glossary of the journalists who are in contact with the Catholic Office of Social Communications.
Local Catholic news is in general rare, except for the odd communique on a particular occasion. There is, however, interest in the press con-
In such a context, therefore, the role of the Japanese Catholic weekly, which gives the principal Christian news, is important.
DEATHS BEATON: At S.C.G.H. JOYCE: On January 5 on January 11th, Alec, at St. John of God Hosof Glendalough Homes, pital Subiaco. Bill, beGlendalough, formerly of loved husband of Sheila, 148 Charles Street, Perth loved father of Frank and Distilleries Ltd., (dec.) Von (Mrs. P. Anloving husband of Julia. tonio) Noel (dec.) Kevin, Dear brother of Johnny Brendan, (Sydney) Mary (dec.), Duncan and (Mrs. W. Dewar, Canada) George. Fond brother of and David. Dear fatherBill Burke. in-law of Paddy, Pat, May he rest in peace. Pam, Bill and Roslyn, His funeral took place fond grandpop of 18 in the Catholic Ceme- grandchildren. tery, Karrakatta on Rest In Peace. Thursday, 13th January, His funeral took place at after Requiem Mass cele- the Catholic Cemetery brated in the Little Sis- Karrakatta after Requiem Chapel, Glenda- Mass celebrated in Our ters lough. Lady's Assumption Bowra & O'Dea Church Dianella, on Funeral Directors Saturday, 8th January, 28 7299 1977. Bowra & O'Dea Funeral Directors 28 7299
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AUCKLAND, (N.Z.). the idea of the priesthood to A lack of common bro- possible candidates. therhood among priests "They may reject the is hampering vocations idea, but we have a duty to to the priesthood, ac- foster vocations in this cording to the Senate of way." Priests' sub-committee for vocations and seminary . training.
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"Nobody will be attracted $4 PREPAID and give his whole life to something that is nebulous FOR 30 WORDS and divided. We have to be POST OR CALL more holy to attract vocations. AT THE OFFICE "The more united we are THANKS in our activities and our prayers, the more holy we FOSTER: Mrs. Frances Fosare." ter and family wish to Committee members sug- thank all relatives and kind gested that priests are too friends who attended the individualistic, "there are Rosary, Requiem Mass and too many ideas, there is too Funeral of our dearly loved much criticism, there is not Brian. Also for flowers, enough trust and dialogue. tributes, messages of sym"We would do the cause pathy, and condolences in of vocations a lot of good our sad loss. Special thanks by being more brothers in are also extended to all he priesthood." clergy who concelebrated A wareness of the need for the Mass and for the commore vocations is gaining fort and support received momentum in the diocese, from the Christian Brothers. according to the committee. All please accept this as a But it noted that there sincere expression of gratiwas now a need for this tude. awareness to be turned into Mother of Perpetual Sucaction. cour Pray For Him Members of the commitBowra & O'Dea tee agreed that priests have Funeral Directors a duty to mention explicitly 28 7299
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While Jim McNeil's play about prison life (How Your Garden Grow", Hole in The Wall does , VATICAN CITY (NC). WASHINGTON (NC). — As of last October may have the comic overtones of Ronn Theatre) churchme U.S. Leading the — in deacons nt permane there were 1,747 remempopular TV series "Porridge", it Barker's Europe nie throughout Catholic Church and another 2,507 candidates ways vic- differs significantly in its examination of relationspecial in bered report a e, diaconat nt preparing for the permane tims of disasters, of politi- ships and the structure of prison society. issued here said. cal unrest and social injus-
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The report said 90 per homes for the aged and tice this Christmas. • Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY Like its T.V. counterpart, connected to the cell speaker cent of the deacons are mar- ministry prisoners. In Warsaw, Cardinal Stea cat-andof part is box, Married men may be fan Wyszynski protested du- it engenders great humour ried, eight per cent are from the three-sided prison mouse game which, while single and two per cent are ordained to the diaconate, ring Christmas Mass in St. King's embodiment of tensituation of those inside, amusing on stage, suggests must be evolved. not may men unmarried but candiagainst the Of Cathedral John's widowers. a desperate drive to survive In the outside world the sion as a senior officer and inside, them keeping those A . ordination after marry dates, 93 per cent are marwhat he called the "humiliin reality. obvious one is marriage, so Bob Fagetter's — peace and and the prison rules. ried, six per cent are single candidate must be at least ating scene" of long lines d n McNeil's prison cell the quiet at any cost, even -the i interprete are rules The antian And surviving in and one per cent are widow- 32 years of age, although which have formed in front model is repeated. rules — second officer. wardand marriage by both prisoners human environment is what dispensations from this re- of food stores in Poland. ers. The play is a sensitive (Martin Jones) in"Brenda" minimum ensure to ers is about. play the obtained. be The lines, according to The report was published quirement can of human beings it study inindeed passively, intersubmits _ the to ce convenien to drive desperate The in the fall issue of Diaconal The report said that most the 75-year-old prelate, ma- preter. Where inconvenience Why they are isolation. masculine overtly vites the survive becomes paramount, Quarterly, newsletter of the permanent deacons and can- ke it look as though "we (Rod isolated from their fellowMick of by usually dominance ed, encounter is terms in survival merely not beggars executive director of the didates are in the 41-50 age were a nation of men is not a point of the the prisoners, human ingen- of physical comfort but, Williams). - U.S. Bishops' Committee on group. Of the deacons, 41 who must line up for hours it is not mentioned, play, Mick of ip The reverse relationsh to upon relied is uity more importantly, in terms the Permanent' Diaconate, per cent are in this group, to get a little food to eat." is symbiotic yet despite this sensitivity "Brenda" and . and conditions the status l individua of nt's Governme Polish The Mgr. Ernest Fiedler. The as are 36 per cent of the rather than homosexual and of observation there were As may be imagined, a emotional sectirity. age policy of exporting foodstuffs report was based on a candidates. Other interest is in the acting out of their times during the performof it conflict certain For the long-term prisonnearly 100 per cent return groups include: 24 per cent especially to the Soviet Unrespective roles- that status ance when I had the feel-. warders and between arises Pact Warsaw other and ion diaconate involving of statistics from ers incapable of of the deacons and 27 per emotional satisfaction ing that the author, having inmates. activities and in themselves programme directors in the cent of the candidates be- nations, has created shortcharacters, real created is achieved. which might meet their U.S.A. tween 32 and 40; 26 per ages in Poland itself. AL URVIV used them to get a laugh or S "The authorities," continOf the ordained deacons, cent of the deacons and 25 The ingenuity of the old status and emotional needs, UNCERTAINTY achieve a theatrical effect. 78 per cent are white, 15 per cent of the candidates ued the cardinal, "would do lag, Sam, beautifully played or at least distract them suf- I had the uneasy feeling . began to suspect that per cent are Hispanic, six between 51 and 60; eight well to satisfy first of all the by Alan Cassell, in making ficiently to remove or relieve that both director Aarne though the author had servper cent are black and one ner cent of the deacons and needs of the population and his hot drink in a cup of the pressures of those needs, Neeme and actor Martin ed time in prison himself unpleasant those per cent are "other," the seven per cent of the can- avoid water with the aid of a bed- some kind of reconstruc- Jones were uncertain in he was now adopting a suitreport said. Of the candi- didates between 61 and 70. scenes which all saw before spring and a piece of wire tion of social institutions their handling of the rela- able respectable middledates, 78 per cent are white, One per cent of both can- the holidays in our capital tionship and this meant class attitude towards pri17 per cent are Hispanic, didates and deacons are be- and throughout Poland, that• the second scene of the soqers. A great pity, beto us showed which scenes four per cent are black and tween 71 and 80, and four we meet cause there are many fine where play one per cent are "other." per cent of the candidates be a nation of poor people." for the things in "How Does Your Mick and "Brenda" The cardinal emphasised fmplementing the desire are under 32. first time, moved at a tor- Garden Grow". not does Church the that expressed by the Second That the play ended alturous pace, slow and meanThe report said that six Vatican Council, Pope Paul per cent of the deacons and want to "start a special fight ten minutes before the most ingless. in now VI authorised restoration of eight per cent of the candi- against the system stopped talking apactors night opening on This to the permanent diaconate in dates have completed at force, but we do want was unfortunate, especially peared to me to be as much of of men, rights the defend 1967. In 1968, the National least the eighth grade. 37 for the people who did not the fault of the author as ,Cofi ference of Catholic per cent of the deacons and the citizen and of the family after the first inter- that of an ill-conceived and return L'Ose in our country." VATICAN CITY (NC). weekly magazin • Bishops received permission val. for they missed an ill-managed curtain call. cent of the candi- In Cologne, Germany, per 41 Domendella e servato-r Paul Pope for the restoration of the dates have completed high — Should The excellent setting for otherwise excellent play. Cardinal Joseph Hoeffner gelo's Pieta ica. permanent diaconate in the Generally speaking the this good but uneven proschool, and 57 per cent of decried the treatment often sell Michelan States. He cited the reflections of performances were remark- duction is by Graham Macthe deacons and 51 per cent given to immigrant work- and the Vatican musDeacons can - officiate at to benefit the former Italian - President ably good. especially Ivan Lean. eums candidates are college ers in the nation. the of and weddings, baptisms graduates. The cardinal, president of world's poorest people? Luigi Einaudi. who said that preach and distribute ComSeventy-five per cent of the German Bishops' Con- Bishop Giovanni Fallani, Vatican art works are not munion. They engage in that a "fourth the Vatican prelate who the property of the Pope or vario,-s forms of pastoral the diaconate programme ference, said of "bro- is chief custodian of its other officials but rather "becomposed " nation postthat said ministry, including religious directors and sisters called by art, gave his reasons for long to all who have faith education, campus ministry, ordination continuing edu- thers our wellbeChrist and love of art," ministry to the sick in hos- cation is part of the pro- us to increase answering "no" in the in Among difficulties with formed. being ing"is gramme. pitals, nursing homes and the suggestion to sell the Pieta and the museums, the bishop noted that
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executive and committee are prepared to work hard for WARIAN made a big im- he has to imProve a lot to this goal. The tips below are given WOODLOES - 9.20 pression on Saturday . when be as good as his brother, He sees the establishment by guest tipster Mr. J. Cole, P.M. This is the third of a Queen's Park B Grade team a winner by six lengths from Rouge Homme. series of articles on the. which won the B Grade of a central venue as a pre- Chairman of WAGBOTA. GRADE 3 - 530M. , the previous city winner requisite for the growth of OUR VIRGINIA was an- Western Australia Cath- Men's Winter Pennant. I. Frisky Fable, 2. JoALBANY 7.40 P.M. Big Zipp. After racing be- other to impress in the race olic Lawn Tennis AssoLike WACLTA President the association. When the anna Sue, 3. Bright Idea, 4. GRADE 4 - 530M. hind the leader for most of won by Launceston. Al- ciation. Bryan Kupura, John sees a WACLTA can enter teams Imperial Mac, 5. Sands of Punter's Rebel, 1. 2. Liothe raCe this three year old though she finished officially Senior Vice President: bright future for the asso- for the WALTA Pennants, nel Lou, 3. Abigail's Wish, Dee, 6. Brig Zana, 7../lerry colt shot away in the eleventh it was a very good John Messer. ciation. This will not be top Catholic players may bc 4. Linda Tiki, 5, Cobbitty Bachelor, 8. Roman Constraight to record a very run as she was only 21-3 John Messer has the dis- achieved however unless the encouraged to obtain their cert, 9. Half a Million (res), good win. It is certain to lengths from the winner. tinction of being the longcompetitive tennis as mem- Ann, 6. Red Sequence, 7. 10. Gypsy Feet (res). Tarina Princess, 8. Merwin more races for Mr. and This daughter of Virginia est-serving member of the bers of the WACLTA. Select: 1, 3, 7. Choice, 9. King Mrs. Bob Peters and lead- Gentleman was a trifle dis: WACLTA Executive, holdThe name of Messer is cury's Clown (res), DISTANC 10. Tennille E - 9.40 P.M. ing trainer, Len Pike. almost synonymous with appointing when last in ing various positions since DISCRETIONARY Catholic tennis in this State. Fire (res). PIRATES DEN was hav- training, however, if Satur- 1956. He joined St. :loseph's, Select: 1, 6, 8. GRADING - 740M. With already an affiliation ing his first start since 11th day's run was a guide of Queens Park, in 1954 and 1. Sing Song Girl, 2 ArcMAIDEN - 8.00 P.M. with the WACLTA of over September 1976, when he what is to come then there two years later represented 20 years, the name of Mes- . QUALIFIED MAIDENS tic Cyclone, 3. Andrew's ran a creditable fourth be- will definitely be a win or that club on the WACLTA Request, 4. It Works, 5. ser will continue to be a - 530M. hind Launceston beaten on- two for her. committee as its delegate. Scout Around, 6. Hc3ker's 1. Little household Justine, Catholic word in 2. ly 11 lengths. This three The HANDS UP has alJohn became an executennis circles as his six Dodger, 3. Moonlight Mile, Bid, 7 .Man of Veni:e, 8. year old son of Manihi ways shown above average tive committee member in children are taking an active 4. Borrowdale Lady, 5. San- Martin's Call, 9. SI :moth showed potential when last ability but is now trained by 1960 when he was elected dringham, 6. Busy Indian, Ginger (res). 10. B uehill in training and appears set Bob Meyers and judging his A ce-President, a position part in the game. Record Trapper, 8. Our Star (res). t2 win more races although good run behind Bilfine on which he held for 7. WACLTA The indebtis nine Select: 4, 8, 7. ed to John Messer for his Limit, 9. Maud's Son (res), Saturday then I would say years. He was President of 10. MAIDEN Erin's Baron - io.oe P.M. over services the past gen(res). that it will not be long be- the association from 1969 Classified Advts. fore eration. Select: 8, 1, 2. QUALIFIED MAE)ENS he records his next to 1973, and since then has win. After being well back been Senior Vice-President. TOM BRANCH. $4 PREPAID CANNING - 8.20 P.M. - 530M. 1. Snowy Edison, 2. Oamon the turn he "rattled" He also represented the GRADE 5 - 530M. FOR 30 WORDS art: Lady, 3. Fabru Warren. home to finish sixth only WACLTA on the WALTA 1. Macarthur's Lane, 2. POST OR CALL about three lengths from committee from 1959 to Billy Blast, 3. Spoilt Banner, 4. Bow Wow Hi, 5. Grin AT THE OFFICE the winner. One to follow. 1972. 4. Cassius Nero, 5. Speet- Steer (blinkers), 6. Sto-mslip on's Beauty, 6. Anna Suya, Volvo, 7. Dimple Jo - n, 8. Had it not been for his 7. Benny Evans, 8. Dymatic Blue's Sky High, 9. Stay rowing skills, John may Issue, 9. Gold Chrome (res), Blonde (res)-, 10. Rebel Athave had an even longer tack (res). 10. Cease Fire (res). association with the Select: 1, 5, 8. Select: WACLTA. He represented SUN. JAN. 16 to 8, 3, 1. In the third talk, Mr. PeW.A. in rowing on three CANNING - 10.2e P.M. ter lecturer Dwyer, sociin ALBANY 8.40 P.M. SAT., JAN. 22 GRADE 5 - 530M. occasions, 1953, 1955 and ology at Melbourne State GRADE 4 - 530M. UNDAY S 1. Eskimo Dancer, 2. 1956, and was a member of College, speaks about Lib1. Lincoln Choice, 2. 8 a.m. (6'WF). Classmate (blinkers) the winning 1955 King's Cup 3. Theology eration the and Coatz's Moss, 3. Milo DifENCOUNTER: The ReLumber Trapper, 4. Dandy crew. ligious life of T. S. Eliot Third World with emphasis ference, 4. Hossack, 5. Haydale, 5. Northam 1...atiy. John has been head coach with illustrations from his on its significance for Aust- Think West, 6. Belinda Mcat Trinity for the past ten Distinction ralians. Grath, 7. Reardryte Boy, 8. 6. Flight Crew, 7. Hades poems and plays. years, : and has guided that Mr. Dwyer has been clo- Gracious Titian, 9. Shuatiff Fury, 8. Camaree Mcss, 9. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). school into second place sely connected with a num- (res), 10. Timid Hawk (res). Stirling Diro (res). 10. Lord SACRED MUSIC: Now operating from twice in the Head of the Sunset (res). Select: 1, 2, 3. The last of four program- ber of organisations relating, River races. Between his Select: 1, 8, 3. Australia to the Third Worfeaturing Bach's Massmes Albany Highway, Victoria Park - 61 7711 tennis and rowing commitMAIDEN ld, as such Action Wor9.00 for P.M. CANNING -10.41' P.M. es and Handel's organ conments John manages a fitQUALIFIED MAIDENS ld Development and has GRADE 5 - 53071. certos. ting and turning business in 740M. published articles in this 1. Chicago King, 2 Pro11 a.m. (6WN). Perth. 1. All For One, 2. Sail- per Charlie, 3. Baron Exfield both in Australia and DIVINE SERVICE: John represented W.A. at or's Flame, 3. Our Run- press, 4. Lord Crai , 5. Grammar overseas. Christchurch tennis in Sydney (1975) and School, Perth. away, 4. Petite Apex, 5. Johnny Blast, 6. StrIburst SATURDAY Hobart (1976). He has Gail Tania, 6. Clap on Sail, Red, 7. Queen Bril, 8. 9.45 a.m. (6WN). managed W.A. on four oc- MONDAY to 7. Lincoln's Pride, 8. Trim Smoke Eater, 9. Rea SATURDAY SAINTS: Jinx casions - Adelaide (1972), FRIDAY Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. President Jimmy Carter Hall, 9. Flash Ebon (res), (res). 10. Thunder Plume 6.25 a.m. (6WN). Perth (1974), Sydney (1975) 10. Honey talks about the meaning Season of (res). (res). PERTH 6000 FACING THE WEEK: and Hobart (1976) and was Select: 6, 4, 8. his religious faith. Select: 2, 7, 1. Colville Crowe, Rev. of No. 1 LOTTERY $250,000 a delegate to the ACITA TELEVISION Brisbane. at the same venues. T ICKETS $5 - FULL BOOK $250 7.10 a.m. (6WN). 10.30 a.m. R ECORD ADVERTISING He was a member of the No. 2 LOTTERY $80,000 DIVINE SERVICE: READINGS FROM THE .‘CLTA Carnival CommitTelephone 25 9088 TICKETS $2 - FULL BOOK $100 BIBLE: Action for World Develtee in Perth in 1968 and opment Service in St. Ha's Rod Bowie, of Sydney. 1974. With his wife, Leonie, No. 3 LOTTERY $30,000 Roman Catholic Church, 10.20 a.m. (6WN). he organised the highly sucTICKETS $1 - FULL BOOK $50 Dutton Park, Brisbane. BY THE WAY: cessful New Year's Eve Sister JOCELYN DUN- MONDAY No. 4 LOTTERY $16,000 Ball at the 1974 Perth CarPHY, Loreto, of Melbourne, 10.15 p.m. T ICKETS 50 cents - FULL BOOK $25 nival. 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