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The interest shown this week by the Press, radio and television in the new archdiocesan requirement for three months marriage notice is good news for marriage, according to Father Pat O'Reilly, Archbishop's secretary. "It is good for the com- still a distance away there Contacting the people munity to hear that the was time for the young cou- who attended Mass each Church is worried about the ple to mature in their atti- Sunday was a sufficiently ?lumber of young people tudes towards each other, to large task, but it was even who are being disappointed ask questions about faith harder to get in touch with in their marriage hopes, and and themselves without feel- Catholics who rarely were that we are trying to do so- ing that their future was seen at Mass, he said. mething about it," he said. threatened. He suggested that it was Father O'Reilly said that Father O'Reilly said that up to parents, relatives and there was no suggestion that there was no question of friends of young Catholics merely three months' prep- the three months' notice be- to pass on the message that aration was going to cure ing enforced unreasonably. the Church was concerned every problem that arose in "It will take some time about the quality of their marriage. for the message to get life-long commitment to ea"Even discussing the we- around," he said, "and in ch other and that early nodding ceremony and choos- the meantime priests would tice of marriage was a posiing the different texts is a use their discretion." tive help in this direction. chance to open up ideas for conversation on the meaning • When the Petry brothers met at Bentley last week it was the first time the three had of marriage," Fr. O'Reilly been together since 1947. Father JIM PETRY (left), parish priest of Bentley, is host to said. his brother Father DENIS PETRY, administrator of Brentwood cathedral, Essex, who is In so many cases, prepin Perth on a month's visit while a sudden change of Antarctic plans necessitated Mr. aration for a wedding hinged mainly on when and TOM PETRY, divisional director of the Antarctic Division, resident in Sydney, to come to where a wedding reception Perth to join the supply ship Nella Dan on its voyoge south. A fourth brother, Jesuit could be held, he said. Father Terry Petry, arrives from Guyana in September to take part in the Movement Instead, the first question for a Better World. A sister of the family is still living in England. was whether the couple were — Picture by Peter and Paul Studios. really ready to accept the responsibility of loving each other for life. These were the sort of subjects that could be discussed with a priest many months before a wedding date — not just the three months requested in the guiSYDNEY. — Redelines. the society was to establish With the wedding date marks by Bishop Jobst a Bureau of Aboriginal Missions at the national office of Broome The Record, to foster the work. ON INSIDE PAGES January 20, page 7) "Missionary dioceses have drawn a retort throughout the world are Calendar from 4 national the dir. all in need, of .greater assistector of the Pontifical some might not know Classified that Jesuits and Passionists dur- ance, and those in Australia, Advertising 10 Mission Aid Societies. the amount of funds given ing the last century." such as in Broome, are by A general condemnation for missionary work among means exceptions. no Mgr. Stewart said the SoLetters 11 of • the Australian Church "The problem to provide the Aborigines "from the ciety for the Propagation of for support lack misof for Sister Philomena Society for the Propogation the Faith was organised on sufficient support for all is Earle 9 sionary work among the of the Faith, and to a lesser a national basis following the increasing concern of aboriginals was hardly fair, degree from the Society of the Eucharistic Congress in mission aid societies," Mgr. Monsignor Mgr. D. J. Stewart said last the Holy Childhood, had Melbourne Stewart said. in 1934. McMahon . . . 9 week. "However, the Australian been notable. A paper delivered to the "The report of an interSport 10, 12 "The number of priests, mission section of the con- missions, which are funded view has caused not a little Religious and lay mission- gress said that developing by the Home Missions Fund Theatre 11 concern", he said. aries of Australian origin the society "will help the through a long standing arHowever, he said that who have worked and are missions TV and Radio . . 9 to the Aborigines rangement with the Sacred still working in the mission in two ways". Congregation for the Evanareas of our country is con"It will awaken the mis- gelisation of Peoples are siderable," Mgr. Stewart sionary sense of the Cath- better provided for than said. olic people; and the more most missions in other areas. "To infer that the Church we contribute to the central "The support, which adfailed to support Aborigines fund of the society, the mittedly should be greater, in the early days of Cath- more help the Austral- comes from a sharing in olic missions is quite con- ian missions will receive the contributions of Austrary to the facts." from it." tralian Catholics for the "One has only to recall Mgr. Stewart said "one missions," Stewart Mgr. the work of the Benedictines of the first undertakings of said.
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'COMING BACK TO THE Charismati es: Cardinal to HEART OF THE prayer returning to many MESSAGE HRISTIAN C S YDNEY. — "The central thing we see ourselves doing in the Charismatic Renewal Movement is coming back to the heart of the Christian message," visiting Dominican Father Francis McNutt said.
"And this is traditional." the figure had dropped to "That means having a livAsked if he had a prob- 50 per cent. ing relationship with the "There is a practical need Father, Son and Holy lem convincing people of the Spirit," he told Peter Knight orthodoxy of charismatic re- in the lives of people for it. "In one chancery I was of the "Catholic Weekly" in newal, he said: "No, but that can be a questioned about verifying an interview during last and testifying in relation to week's national gathering of problem for some. "We won that battle at healing and I said, why are the Charismatic Renewal least in the United States you bringing up all these Movement. problems? Father McNutt, who came years ago." "The question is are you from America as the princifor prayer or against it. pal speaker and who is PEOPLE "FLOCKING" "Do you believe in the strongly attached to the min"My impression is that of prayer or don't power istry of healing, added: people are flocking to the you? "Basically it is not about charismatic movement. "There are priests in this tongues, or some of the "In some places, whole things that people put up ni dioceses could be described diocese who are alcoholic central to it. as completely charismatic and on the scrap heap; and "It is not that they are with the bishop praying for humanly speaking there is nothing that can be done for not important. and with his people. "In Colombia in South them. "Now what I am saying "TRADITIONAL" America, there are some"Actually, the movement thing like 10,000 prayer is some of them can be healed through prayer". doesn't centre on the Holy groups. People need it. After 10 years, Father Spirit too much. "They need something to McNutt admitted that he "Most of the prayers are lift them off the ground. directed to the Father and "The most common com- does get a little tired of havto Jesus, and the primary plaint from people about the ing to defend himself and fact is that we have a liv- usual Sunday services has the movement. ing experience with Jesus been the dull routine. and the Father both, and the "People are just bored. In "DEFENSIVE" He went on: Holy Spirit is the one who the United States, Andrew "In some places charismaleads us into that more dir- Greeley says that 70 per ect relationship with the cent of Catholics used to go tics seem to be on the deFather and the Son. to Mass. Ten years later, fensive as though trying to convince people they are really in the Church. "Mostly, people say now that it's alright for some people who need that sort of thing emotionally, but — Sole Agents — it's not for me, and when I hear a priest say that, all I can say to him is that in the narish, there are many people who are suffeaing from 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco mental depression, contemplating suicide, they are alPhone 81 5700 coholic, homosexual, or drug LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY addicted, and humanly speaking there is no hope for them and I say there is power in prayer, but you will never help them with the attitude you've got.
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SYDNEY. — People in large numbers are beginning once again to appreciate the necessity of prayer and to return to its practice, Cardinal Freeman told the third National Charismatic Conference here recently.
The cardinal was speaking at the closing Mass of the conference, which he concelebrated with four other bishops and about 200 priests at the Hordern Pavilion. He added: "There was a time in our recent history when we witnessed a decline in prayer, in devotional practice and in spirituality generally. "And in many instances, alas, this decline was not only freely admitted but was actually defended. "There were those who suggested that this world and its condition should be the sole object of our attention, that social action should be the order of the day to the exclusion of everything else. "As a consequence, prayer and meditation as a form of escapism when they were not actually considered as a waste of time.
"HORIZONTALISM" "There were others who suggested that union with Christ could only be attained through our fellowmen, that Our Divine Lord could not be approached directly. "This in turn led to horizontalism. "There was a tendency to forget Our Divine Lord's warning that without Him we could do nothing and that if we are to produce good fruit we should be united to Him as the branch is united to the vine. "Forgotten, too, it would seem, was the fact that Our Lord reduced the commandments to two not merely to one: love of neighbour certainly, but love of God first.
A "PIETY GAP" "In the confusion some emphasised love of neighbour in such a way as to over-shadow the importance of love of God. "The result was that they ceased to pray and ceased to appreciate the value of prayer. "At the same time, many of the devotional practices of former days were abolished and nothing was put in their place. "This in turn gave rise to a piety gap and a dryness of spirit that discouraged prayer and devotion. "Those who contended that apostolic action and love of neighbour were only really fruitful
Religious houses ban in Sweden lifted; rise in monastic activity STOCKHOLM (NC). — A ban on religious houses in Sweden was lifted recently by the Swedish Parliament following a proposal by the new coalition government.
"I think it does for the The government formerly ceded by hot discussions in moment. had to give its consent be- the Parliament. "From my own point of Belgian and Swedish Carview it is clear that a num- fore a new monastery or ber of things are going on. convent could be establish- melite Sisters are practising the contemplative life inside "One is the re-evangelisa- ed in Sweden. Nor could any person be- its walls. WE LSHPOOL (15 lines) 1 ion of people. However, a number of re"Many Catholic people low the age of 18 enter Timber-- Hardware -Joinery—Modular Housing the life monastic without ligious houses of more or will tell you they really —Gyprock —Head Office and Accounts. didn't know Jesus Christ in permission of the govern less strict rules have been established without consulta personal way until they ment. The new non-socialist ing the Government. came to charismatic renewal Catholics have one male and many are products of government considered these SUBIACO (3 lines) Catholic colleges and univer- parts of the 1951 law con- and 12 female religious Big stocks of self selection timber and hardware. trary to constitutional Safe- groups in the country. sities. The interest in monastic "They have felt cheated. guards of religious freedom in Sweden. life is increasing here. VVELSHPOOL 271Treasure Rd. 683933. "They ask, how come? About 10 religious houses Now these parts have "How come we never even SUBIACO 520 Hay St. 813555. been repealed, and Swedish of Protestant background touched first base?" citizens are free to establish have been erected during new monasteries and con- the past 15 years, all of vents and to enter monastic them small but active. life without any special perThey maintain good relaPLUMBING MATERIALS tions with the Catholic mission. Until now, there has been houses. BATHROOM FIXTURES only one Catholic cloistered All Sisters, except the SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS convent in the country, the contemplatives, used to meet 229-233 William St., Perth Carmel of Glumslov near for an annual Catholic-LuthPhone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" Helsinborg in the south. eran conference to discuss Its dedication in 1963 by the problems and opportuniBishop John Taylor was pre- ties of religious life.
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when they were based on prayerful union with Christ frequently found themselves speaking to unresponsive audiences. "Others sought to substitute the liturgy for personal prayer forgetting that the liturgy itself requires us to approach it with the right dispositions of mind and heart in order that it be truly effective and that personal prayer is necessary for its fruitful celebration.
"END IN ITSELF . • • "Some in their laudable anxiety to make this a better world, a world free of poverty and injustice, made this an end in itself forgetting or ignoring men's ultimate end which is union with God in eternal life. "In its extreme form this tended to secularise religion and even to promote a Christianity without Christ. "The man of prayer, the contemplative, the mystic were deemed to be impractical, unrealistic and out of touch with the times. "It is of course never intended that Apostolic action should be discouraged, that missionary effort should be curbed or that genuine social action should be frowned upon.
'UNION' IN PRAYER "On the contrary, it was simply stated that these admirable activities should be performed in union with Our Lord if they are to be truly successful and that such union should be sought in prayer. "Where such union exists, love of neighbour follows as a matter of course. "People in large numbers are beginning once again to appreciate the necessity of prayer and to return to its practice. "The Spirit of God is moving over the troubled waters. "This renewal in prayer is spreading right round the world; personal prayer, shared prayer and movements for the promotion of prayer and closer union with Our Divine Lord. "Among such is the movement to which you belong.
NOTHING 'SPURIOUS' "Your presence here today indicates the dispositions that prompt you. "You are not people in search of novelty or sensation nor arg you urged on by a spurious enthusiasm that is at once unhealthy or misleading. "If it is given to you to experience the working of the Holy Spirit, you must not forget that He still works within you even when external manifestations are absent provided we place no obstacle. "You are mindful, too, of that fact that always and everywhere you should be noted for your fidelity to the doctrines of the Faith. "Any divergence on this point, any compromise can only spell disaster."
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First Cursillo in W.A. for women;17 in weekend course Last weekend, 17 women from Perth and Bunbury took part in the first Cursillo for women in Western Australia.
It was only the second such weekend held in the State. The first was last year, when a team of men came from Melbourne in October. A team of ten women, led by Miss Margaret Starkey, came from Sydney to conduct the weekend, and with them was Father Des O'Neil as spiritual director. The Cursillo is a livein weekend, designed to be a short refresher course in Christianity. Started in Spain in the 1940's, it is now a worldwide movement, one of the many renewal movements in the Church. During the three days, talks are given by lay people and priests and there are periods of time for discussion and prayer. Mostly, the participants find that the talks "reach them" because they are given by laity drawing on their own experience of life and faith. .4ftliNiNitNivAtrA040140NoW40
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The word "cursillo" means "little course". From the weekend, people can go forward with their own efforts of renewal with more confidence and the help of others who have done the Cursillo. The next Cursillo weekend for men will be from March 25 to March 28 beginning at 8 oclock on the Friday evening. It will be held at the Franciscan R e tr eat House, Victoria Park. Bookings are now open and application forms vl can be had by ringing.A Perth 92 1924 or 92 2683' or Bunbury (097) 215070.1'4
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PHILIPPINES BISHOP BANS TORTURERS
refused an exit visa to atMALAYBALAY, Phitend a meeting of theololippines (NC). — Bishgians in Ireland. op Clover here has government banned Last summer he was iniare truth like radio stations and was among several Filipino tially refused a visa to atwho officials known to participate in newspapers are suppressed, bishops who publicly boy- tend the 41st International torture from receiving when those of you who cotted President Ferdinand Eucharistic Congress in the sacraments or act- speak the truth are silenced, Marcos' referendum on the Philadelphia, but he got the made to be afraid . . . when continuation of martial law. visa after appealing to highing as sponsors or wit- all this is done against a Recently the bishop was er authorities. nesses at baptisms, people who believe in truth, weddings or confirma- who preach the truth, who tions. do the truth — these are
Because his local Catho- violations of our sacredness SEVILLE, Spain (NC). — A Spanish cardinal has urg- lic radio station was seized precisely as the community ed members of a dissident recently, the ban was an- of the Church." group of visionaries at Pal- nounced by a pastoral letmar de Troya who have ter read in all churches. 'DISCREDITING LIES' been excommunicated to "I would especially inIn another letter a week return to the Church. voke God's wrath," wrote earlier, Bishop Claver de"Come back to the flock the Jesuit bishop "on those plored "the constant surveiland the Church community, who inflict actual physical lance of the past few weeks cease scandal to the faith- harm on defenceless people of Church personnel, the ful and calm your own con- in the name of government petty harassment, the discrescience," said Cardinal Jose security. diting lies" as well as the re"Any form of physicll Bueno y Monreal of Seville. cent deportation of missiontorture to make people con- ers, closing of two Catholic He was speaking to the fess to crimes, which in radio stations and two CathCarmelite Order of the Holy most cases they never com- olic newsletters, and the arFace led by Clemente Dommitted in the first place, is rests of a large number of inguez. especially execrable." Church workers. The man, a former acHe charged that the Govcountant, was illegally EXPLANATION ordained a bishop a year Stating that officials en- ernment was trying to creago at the site of alleged gaging in torture had "cut ate fear, "deliberately inculapparitions of Our Lady by themselves off from the cated, deliberately fostered," a retired Vietnamese churchL Church," the bishop ruled to hinder the work of the man, Archbishop Ngo Dinh that "they will henceforth Church in the Philippines. Thuc. be excluded from the sacraIn his January I letter he Dominguez in turn start- ments, and from acting as blasted "military intelligence ed a chain of 46 illegally sponsors in baptisms, con- men" for "spreading stories ordained bishops, including firmations, and weddings." all over . . . of the impendThe bishop explained the ing deportation of four of a I7-year-old youth. There is also a group of nuns of excommunications by say- five foreign missionaries of ing: the Holy Face. the prelature." "It is a whole community, Archbishop Ngo Dinh people, that are VISA REFUSED Thuc had his excommunica- a whole sinned against: the Church, tion lifted last April by If these rumours were the Holy People of God. showing repentance. lies, he said, their spread "When truth is withheld He is, however, banned from you; worse, when truth amounted to a "fear-inducfrom exercising any priestly is twisted to manipulate ing, fear-nurturing" threat f unctions. you; when instruments of to the people. If they were true, he said, "this will mean there will be a number of parishes soon that will be without priests." W.A.O.A. Last year. Bishop Clav-n-
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Plan to decentralise on archdiocese; bishops to be 'shared' with parishes
Thursday, February 3, 1977
NEWS IN PARS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
The first meeting for the year of the Inglewood branch of the Catholic Women's League, on Wednesday, February 9, Mass will be offered at All Hallows Church, at noon, for the late member, Miss Jane O'Dwyer.
DETROIT (NC). — A proposed decentralisation plan for this is intended to share its auxiliary bishops more extensively FRANCISCAN RETREAT HOUSE archdiocese the Diocesan with the clergy, Religious and laity. Learn to RELAX, CONTEMPLATE
and PRAY. Greater visibility, acces- in an unprecedented fash- vicars, not diminish the There will be a whole month of opportunities, either The Archbishop's Senate of Priests meets 10. by through live-in weekends or weekday evenings which are responsibility vicar's sibility and spiritual leader- ion," he said. "The availability of the their presence, according to open to all priests, Religious and laity. Those attending auxiliary for the four ship 11 The Ryder-Cheshire Foundation reception. will share the knowledge and experience which Father bishops are among the bene- assistant bishop to each the proposal. Henry Rohr, Pallottine, has to offer. The weekends (FriArchbishop Goody. exDearden Cardinal strengthen this will fits anticipated from the vicariate day night to Sunday p.m.) will be on February 4 to 6, State Council meeting of the Society of Saint plan, proposed recently by kind of communication." plained that each of the four February LI to 13, February 18 to 20 and February 25 Goody. Vincent -de Paul. Archbishop Cardinal Dearden. Cardinal Dearden said bishops would collaborate to 27. 7.30 p.m. At Holy Rosary Nedlands, inaugural The evening sessions (from 7 o'clock to 9 o'clock) in that he intends to assign with the vicars in his area The 333 parishes to in doing for the parishes and February, will be Mondays, February 7, 14 and 21; TuesMass for the Catenian Association. Bishop assistant of the four each which the 1.5 million Cathinstitutions there most of the days, February 8, 15 and 22; and Wednesdays, February Quinn. olics in the archdiocese's bishops to Work full-time things formerly done by the 9, 16 and 23. For bookings and further details. telephone or with a grouping of six 61 3459. 12 Annual meetings of Major Religious super- 3,901-square-mile area be- seven vicariates. vicar for parishes office. long are divided into 28 iors of W.A. Bishop Quinn. no the The four bishops will often archdio"Too vicariates, or groupings of 13 7 p.m. At Saint Mary's, Leederville, final parishes, each headed by an longer serve as pastors of cese is identified only as parishes and will be re- Detroit, yet so many of our religious profession of Sisters Joy Ryan and elected vicar. lieved of their present arch- people are in other cities, Marilyn Carson. Bishop Quinn. Calling the vicariate sys- diocesan posts to be free to townships, communities in tem "a process of sharing 9 a.m. At La Salle College, Midland, Mass strength and weakness," the move within their assigned southeastern Michigan," the LONDON. — A ban on Sunday golf in areas, as the cardinal's rep- cardinal said. "We must reto open the school year. Bishop Quinn. the Northern Ireland town of Craigavon cardinal said that it had as- resentatives assuming past- late more closely to them. sisted in developing pro- oral leadership "on the may have to be abandoned — because it "Maybe some of the op26 At Lynwood, Mass followed by the blessing grammes that a parish scene". would cost too much to enforce. to 'downprobrium attached of the new parish hall. Bishop Healy, couldn't do alone. The four bishops will not town' will be lost. and artificial ski slope. The ban also applies "Priests and pastoral lead- have offices or staffs in the "The outlying parts of the It is enforced by the to the town's three swimers in adjoining parishes parishes where they will re- archdiocese will be better Paisleyite-dominated borming pools. boating lake, have begun to work to- side. represented with an assistough council. pitch and putt course gether and compare notes They are to reinforce the ant bishop visible there." For over a year, however, the ban has been defied by more than 300 golfers. When council officials refused to accept their match fees they gave the money instead to a handicapped children's charthe has movement cause VATICAN CITY ity. raised thousands of peo(NC). — Miss Mairead The council retaliated ple's hopes up so high that — with a decision to isCorrigan, one of the we cannot let them down sue summonses. founders of the Irish now." Names were taken, Peace Movement, said Although all three moveand the due process of in an interview on Vatment leaders are Catholic, law began — until the ican Radio that 99.9 Miss Corrigan did not see council's solicitors asked per cent of the people this is a problem. for an advance of £1500 "We are trying to create a in Northern Ireland (about $2400) merely to society," she said, "where it wonted peace. But they process the summonses. does not matter whether a would have to build a There were second person is Catholic or Prothoughts, and a further new kind of society people should It has claimed 1,700 lives testant. see the decision has been "dethere to get it. "We're all in this together ferred". "We are saying that in- causes of violence and try — one for every thousand and we are all Northern people in the country. Councillor Brian Engdividual people are import- to• remove them. "If you live where teenThousands more have Irish people and we all have lish of the Alliance ant. that. life is sacred, that Party, who had resisted people are unique and that agers are carrying out vio- been wounded, and entire a problem that we must reW A LEADING GPOCkQb ALL STOPEC AIR CONDITIONED the ban, said: they can contribute to build- lence, give them an altern- sections of some towns and solve together." In the seven years of viocities have been reduced to "It was feared that the ing a new society in North- 'alive. lence, she said, Northern "Open a hall or a disco- rubble. total cost of the magisern Ireland," she said. Miss Corrigan said the Ireland had gained nothing trate's hearing could • The. Peace Movement, theque for' them." The movement movement's most important and lost much. has helped have come to £3000 she pointed out, had the OPENING "We would like the world (about $4800). same theme as the message start many local, groups for achievement so far had been a rekindling of hope for to learn from us," she conTODAY (The council will have of Pope Paul VI for the community-based action. tinued, "that wars don't The seven-year-old civil thousands that there is a to open the gates on World Day of Peace. answer any problems. If by Sundays, because we are . "If you want peace defend war in Northern Ireland be- way out of the violence. gan as the result of a "I honestly believe," she nonviolent action we can now encouraging people change society in Northern struggle by said, "that if the Peace the Catholic to break the Sabbath in Miss Corrigan met Mrs. another way, getting in Betty Williams and journa- minority to gain more econ- Movement doesn't work, it Ireland — we will be a without paying). list Ciaran McKeown four omic and political equality will do more psychological great hope to countries that problems than From THE UNIVERSE months ago at the funeral of with the two-thirds majority damage than the whole have greater we have." seven years of violence, bethree children who were of Protestants.
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Bishop refused exit; protest to Philippines
She and 1\il s. Williams cation of two religious newsDUBLIN (NC). — founded the Women's Peace letters, "The Commentator" Movement which immedi- The Irish Theological and "Signs of the Times", Association has chargately drew tens of thousands which were frequent critics of active supporters. ed the Philippine Govof the Marcos regime, and A s the movement mush- ernment with a "flait deported two U.S. priests roomed. McKeown took a grant violation of the engaged in missionary work strong role in developing it . basic human rights to against the action of the violations and social injus•- among the Filipino poor. and its name was changed freedom of movement" Philippines Government in tices under the government Bishop Claver's house has to People's Peace Mo\ efor refusing to let Fili- preventing Bishop Francisco of President Ferdinand been under 24-hour military ment. s urveillance since the crackNow it is known simpl9 pino Bishop Francisco Chimer, S.J., from travelling Marcos. Last summer. Bishop down, according to a report as the Peace Movement, and Clover. attend a meet- to Ireland to participate in its supporters in Ireland ing of the association. the annual conference of the ('River was initially refused issued by the (Catholic) an exit visa when he applied Japanese Commission for It has also been reported association. and abroad number in the for permission to attend the Justice and Peace in Tokyo that the bishop's home is hundreds of thousands. "In making this protest 4 1st International Eucharis- following a fact-finding misMiss Corrigan stressed tinder constant military sur- the 'association wishes to ex- tic Congress in the United sion to the Philippines by the need for • positive ac- veillance. press its sense of outrage at one of its officials. tion. "I believe if the guns 'The protest came in the this flagrant denial of the States. He eventually received The Japanese agency also and bombs stopped tomor- form, of a resolution adoptbasic human right to free- t he visa after appealing to listed the names of nearly roW that the work of peace ed at the association's andom of movement enshrin- higher authorities. 70 Christian lay readers will have to go on where nual meeting during a coned in the United Nations More recently, in a No' - who, it claimed, were arwe can create a just and ference on liberation theoUniversal Declaration of ember crackdown on Catho- rested in a round-up of acfree society, . a community logy. Human Rights. lic activists, the military tivists in mid-November. Where evei"y man is equal." The resolution, which was The 47-year-Old Jesuit closed two Catholic radio The Justice and Peace she said. "where every man Philippines Em- bishop, a native of the stations, including station Commission's report has the opportunity to grow sent to the called said: bassy in London Philippines and bishop of DXBB of Malaybalay. t he military actions part of and 'where human life is "The Irish Theological Malaybalay since 1969. has which is under Bishop. Clay,- "an increasing persecution sacred." of the Catholic Church by Pressed for examples of Association protests in the been an outspoken critic of er's authority. terms martial law, human rights It also stopped the publi- the Marcos regime." possible positive action, she said strongest
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Start to be made to stop the lean in Visa's lamed tower PISA, Italy NC). — Phase one to stop the lean in Pisa's Leaning Tower, is stated to begin here this (northern) spring, government officials have announced.
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Pictured are building operations in progress at Liwara School this week. At left is the covered assembly area and the new administration wing is to the right.
ADDITIONS TO SCHOOLS, STILL MORE ARE NEEDED
Also, extensive work to Major building addithe grounds in the shape of tions are being made retaining walls and paved to Catholic schools at areas is being done at the Wannand Greenwood same time. eroo but they cannot While the pressure mounts cope with the demand Girrawheen and Balga full-time secretary and now teaching areas, a withdrawz1 for Catholic education in for places in the north- Catholic schools. a full-time groundsman. area, an art and craft room, the northern suburbs, plans ern expanding suburbs. Liwara School is entering There is a part-time lib- a teachers' work room, an are being drawn up for fur-
The Leaning Tower, begun in 1174 to serve as the bell tower of the city's cathedral, will topple over in about 150 years if nothing is done to stop the lean, according to a Budapest University professor, Asprad Kezdi. Professor Kezdi is on a team of international experts who are trying to save the famed monument. officials Government say that a final solution for stopping the lean has not yet been decided on. Work this spring will controlling on focus shifts in the sandy subsoil in Piazzi dei Miracoli, where the tower is located. A multi-million-dollar aqueduct is also being 1 .....
constructed in Pisa to compensate for the ban on pumping water from the earth around the tower. Scientists are trying to decide which of three proposals to use in saving the tower. One calls for anchoring the tower by steel cables placed within the tower. The cables would be anchored into the ground about 50 yards below the surface. Another plan envisages placement of tiny poles in the earth to strengthen the subsoil and a third would "petrify" the earth by adding inorganic substances and other materials. Experts say that in 1976 the lean increased by 1.2 millimeters.
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At Liwara School, Gree- its fourth year. rarian and a part-time reme- entrance foyer and a secre- ther schools but their future It is being supported by dial teacher. wood, part of the second of tary's and principal's offices. depends on the availability Current additions will not three stages of the school the Sisters of Mercy for a The secretary and princi- of government capifhl funds. plan is being completed and preparatory period of five be quite ready for the open- pal were housed formerly in Sister Leonie said that this will raise the school en- years until its Catholic stat- ing of the school year and an area which now becomes more buildings were planus is consolidated. classes for some grades will an access way to the new ned for Liwara for this time rolment to 360. Holland & Venetian Blinds, Among ten full-time lay be held in the All Saints buildings. next year. But in spite of this, acCanvas & Aluminium Awnings, Outside the main buildPlans are also being made cording to Sister Leonie teachers, Sister Leonie is Mass Centre for the first three weeks. ing a covered assembly area for a school at Craigie when O'Brien, the school princi- full time principal. Flyscreens,Tarpaulins. In addition, there is a Additions include three is being built. finance becomes available. pal, sixty-five children were unable to gain admission into Grade One and it could have been possible to start 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK a second stream for Grade Four had the space been 61 1539 61 1620 available. "We have had phone enquiries from Melbourne, On the other hand, he ROME (NC). — A Sydney, Brisbane, and Port recent papal decree said, in some cases tension RECORD ADVERTISING Hedland, from families in- calling for the re-evalhad arisen from the fact tending to settle in the uation and possibly the that the abbot was elected Telephone. 25 9088 area," she said. only by the monks but had of all absuppression "Although we cannot authority over all the priests assist them, it is at least an beys nullius has beer of the area. es one of the twenty abbeyspresent concordat included encouraging sign that people linked to Church re- nullius He also noted that several around the world -- language on the number of really do want Catholic edu- newal in line with the that of New Norcia, which dioceses in Italy and their abbots elected in recent Second Vatican Coun- six cation." years had been named aposyears ago transferred jurisdiction. Other parents are search- cil and to pending netolic administrators of the most of its parishes into the Within the Church, he ing for places at Saint An- gotiations between the care of the Archdiocese of added, another matter of abbey nullius — making thony's school, Wanneroo, Vat:can and Italy over Perth. them abbots but not abbots concern had been the place where building expansion is Church-State new a Nine of the abbeys nullius of abbeys nullius in the re- nullius. t aking place, but all places are in Italy, four of them in vision of the Code of Canon concordat. This, he said, was apparare filled there, too. Rome. ently being done to smooth Law. Some parents have been in reported was The step Most of those around the out the eventual transition able to place children at The Record on January 6. Noting several that abbeys world are run by the Benerry Karrinyup, North Beach, Western Australia possess- dictines — the two most nullius are within the dio- of power to the local dioLTD.. cese. Nwiwir irriPsvivorgNior. famous ones in Italy, being cese of Rome, the Benedic, for 67 Established years The abbot pointed out Monte Cassino and Subiaco. tine leader said it "seemed ( Not affiliated with any other company) strange" that the Pope him- that most abbeys nullius ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK/ \ \ 190 were founded for missionary self did not have complete (Opp. Cargill Street School) reasons. NO SURPRISE control over his own diocese. Abbot Rembret WeakAccording to Abbot land, abbot primate of the All Catechists are invited to attend any ONE of Weakland, among the most Benedictines, said world's the following General Meetings which will inform that Pope Paul VI's Decem- difficult situations to deal t hem of Procedure for the Year, teaching material, ber 29 decree "motu pro- with in changing the status Courses and general items of interest. prio" did not come as any of an abbey nullius would INSURANCES LIMITED be those cases in which the surprise. Mercedes School Hall, Victoria 12 VICTORIA AVENUE, PERTH "It's been under discus- monastic community's proSquare, Perth. Thursday, 10th *, sion perty is held under its title for at least the 10 years Exclusively owned by Catholic Church interests. All profits distributed February, at 7.30 p.m. since I've been in Rome," he as an abbey nullius. to Church bodies. Official insurers of Church properties, including schools, Monte Cassino, birthplace said. colleges, hospitals, institutions, etc., for 65 years. Also underwriting in2. Servite College, Tuart Hill. He called the decree a of the Benedictine order and surances for Church societies, lay organisations, their members, lay people. Wednesday, 9th February, 7.30 "logical consequence" of the largest of the abbeys Vatican Council nullius with 78 parishes and Second FOR ALL YOUR P.m. statements on the role of 130,000 Catholics under its INSURANCE 3. St. Joseph's Convent, Penguin bishops and their relation- care, would face this ecoR EQUIREMENTS ship to their diocese. nomic difficulty, he said. R oad, Safety Bay. Friday, 1 1th The council and subseAsked about the view of February, 10.00 a.m. Fire, Householders, Accident, Workmen's Compensation, Motor quent decrees have consist- the monks affected by the Vehicles, etc. 4. Kensington Parish Hall, Carey ently emphasised that local possible change, Abbot COMPARE OUR PREMIUMS Street. Tuesday, 15th February, Churches, under the leader- Weakland said that opinion ship of their bishops, are seemed to be divided in most ARE ABLE TO OFFER MOST WE 7.30 p.m. the fundamental units of the of the abbeys. ATTRACTIVE RATES — NO HIGH universal Church. Some of the strongest reHe also said that the' de- sistance to change, he said, OVERHEADS — INDIVIDUAL cree was timely in terms of came from secular priests IMPORTANT NOTICE PERSONALISED SERVICE new attempts to renegotiate working under the abbey All Parish Religious Education Co-ordinators are the Vatican's concordat with nullius. Contact our office at above address or Invited to a meeting at the Catholic Education Italy. He said that they liked Commission, 19 Henry Street, Shenton Park, on Telephone 25 4788 The status of abbeys nul- their relationship to the Tuesday, 8th February, at 11 a.m. or the Local Manager — PAT TOMEI( — on 47 1489 lius would play a role in monastery, "which is not the 44ailcavoicargaikavar,.•tirkloive.ftio , that, he said — because the same as a chancery."
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CRUCIAL ISSUE IN THE CHURCH IS LEADERSHIP SAYS JESUIT LECTURER
The crucial issue in the Church right now is leadership in dioceses, Religious congregations and in parishes, according to a Jesuit specialist in formation. "Talk to a lay group Father John Futrell, an about what these trained American Jesuit, said in leaders will be able to do. about prayer, .about a faith Perth recently that people Up until 150 years ago, vision of what is going on desired to move ahead in he says, when spiritual dir- in daily life and they are spiritual renewal but this ection became confused hungry for it, asking: "Why could. not come from the with monks hasn't someone told us this confession, grass. roots. (laymen) and Sisters used before?" Forming a faith commun"You have to have peo- to do spiritual direction. "We are looking at the ity is what spiritual leaderple trained who can animate and help people move," he priest's work again because ship is all about, he exthere aren't so many of plained. said. them around," he said. a should be There He was speaking from "We are seeing what change in the leadership to the seven years' experience work other than what he meet the people where they he had as a professor of does by virtue of Holy Or- really are, he says. spirituality and his most reders — consecrating and • Visiting American Jesuit lecturers, Fathers JOHN FUTRELL left) and TOM PORATH. cent .work in Denver, ColoFather Futrell was in can be done by — forgiving rado, where the focus is on Perth to address the second other people in a team mintraining people as leaders in of two large assemblies of with the priest." istry spiritual renewal. Sisters of Mercy, the Perth group of 130 meeting at St. Heisaid that, ot necessity, 'HUNGER FOR FAITH' Thomas More College for training such leaders was beTurning to people in the seven days. ing done principally among from feed-back "The priest's and Religious be- world, he said that the real cause it was both financially need was for a renewal of these workshops is a great is, he says, a competitive and socially difficult to faith so that people could deal of hope: one looks at Because we have effort between young and have Jay people do the nine- look at daily situations and the human situation and been unable to recogold in industrialised society month course which required make decisions about their says there is no human nise or label the minishope, but the reality of where productivity is the a degree of community liv- behaviour. "There is a great hunger Christian faith is that you tries practised by laity criterion. ing. . hope against hope, "Father alongside priests and Father Futrell is confident for faith," he said. Young and old compete Religious in education, said. Futrell over who has a new right .-4,•••4•4.#4.4......iP000ir,"•••••• He said that this commit- health and welfare, we answer or an old right anment to hope was not al- go around wondering swer that will provide us ways easy and it meant us- what ministries we can with a viable future. ing all the human mearis to create for them. Father Porath praises the move in the difficult human This is the view of Father tenacity of the laity who process with hope. Tom Porath, a visiting AmComparing progress in erican Jesuit, who was in tions has produced more as in groups of people as have confronted the tradireligious renewal, Father Perth recently for a Sisters than 5,000 "resources" — well as individuals, there is tional Religious administraFutrell ,said that around the of Mercy workshop. SURF AC;NG OF OLD AND NEW PLAYGROUNDS individuals and groups wbc an inability to go through tors and pastors who will moved "women have world LOTS — —PARKING have been trained to cope those various stages of dy- not face the fact that they COURTS recognise not TENNIS do "We — will have to change. than men — that laity are already min- with change. faster much ing. DRIVEWAYS — BASE CONSTRUCTIONS including the Jesuits." "But", he says, "there is "Life takes on meaning isters in the Church," he No one person can effect said," and that lay admin- change alone, he says. it when you can confront the not a lot of time — not for Pavement Constructions (W.A.) istrators in hospitals or means assembling people. fact that you can die; look- the Church, but for its traWOMEN AHEAD ditional, health care and "They hit the crisis first schools are as much ste- with all their differences ing at death from a Chris96 2797 - Telephones - 96 2841 tian perspective can give welfare organisations. and were forced to. ask the wards of the mission of the and tensions. you renewed life," he said. right questions first, before Church as we are." The differences such inhis makes NIPM#4,M#41.4P,MANNP4PANINPANNIPOJNININININP,P4PI Porath Father we did." • "LIGHTS OUT" dividuals have, instead of NIP10110-01•0- 0 Reluctantly, Father Fut- observations in the light of being problems to be solved 'NEW LIFE' HOPE "We may see them fall in a experience years' seven rell said that the diocesan "We may die as the or- apart before wee see them are the resources they have Planned Study of for Centre not yet asked had priests ganisation we once were but put back together again." Mis- in common and can be the questions and that sem- Change in St. Louis, looked at from a different with the hope that we can souri. He says that it is not a inary training was not yet bring on new life." He said that now that direction to make them answering today's needs. He applies this perspective question of saying people more and flexible adaptable. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Older priests, he .added, there was a decline in the to the Church, saying that are insincere but that they Father Porath is blunt in • CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS • had to ;:ead the signs of the number of Religious there it is a matter of changing won't recognise the signs of his demand for change in times and see . the call from was an even greater probthe values but the forms "lights out" in terms of not 21 5304 lem in accepting change in the Church and its organisa- of leadership PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET God to change. of the past. their organisation. tions precisely because pace 21 8151 The visiting Jesuit sum- the involvement of laity. The rapid change Many, he says, are caught in toPERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE of change is increasing in med up what he saw happen day's world, he explains, up in uslxig language sys35 2602 F REMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET the world, he says. in the wake of the Second PARTNERSHIP WITH has generated a cult of the tems that create illusions of 31 5605 COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET . He refers to our living in young, and in cosmetics and change but in which no Vatican Council. LAITY "In the late sixties we "You can have a Catholic "a decade of death and dy- dress there is a trend to change occurs. lot of spir- institution with no Religious ing-. went through hang on to youth as long as He is tired, he says, of itual euphoria that turned personnel; the Religious may He cites the work of Dr. possible. hearing affidavits that into depression. sponsor the organisation Kubler-Ross and others in It has led to an attitude change has happened but "It was a collective dark but the laity work in part- identifying the stages of dy- that to grow old is to be- where these have been no night of the.-soul and that nership with them." he ing and says that in nations, come useless and the result results. Remodel that old bathroom can be hellishly painful." said. I f 0 001 0101011V111100000 1115100000100000010011- Aitivirivor-iFiv1" Add In today's world he is im`It's a matter of getting pressed with the deepening over the fear of issues that PRESTIGE & VALUE ffih of faith and rediscovery of surround control and power. to your home IX prayer a real searching for "If we don't face up to 1111/ God and realisation that we these questions, we will not have to do this together. see the survival of these orHis chief concern is that ganisations." PTY. LTD X some people are looking for He said that the task of ilk 211 Newcastle Street — 28 6955 "instant consolation or in- finding the trained religious stant renewal and that they leaders who could form the -- TERMS AVAILABLE don't want to hang in there laity in this new role was together. "monumental" because of VATICAN CITY (NC). — According to Pope Paul, many the lack of numbers. people tend to concentrate deliberately on injustices which divide Citing the large number peoples rather than on historic links which join them. already have of laity who worked alongside Religious "Evil, always and in hatred," the Pope said. refuses to give in" in and priests in health care, all things, is seen as betheir efforts to halt vioThe Pontiff criticised lence. education and welfare, Faing the fault of someone the "crumbling of moral ther Porath pointed to a else," he said. The Vatican, the values" which, he said, most "bigoted" statement Fit for a King' "Totalitarian ideologies resulted in an increase of Church and all Christthat is often heard: THE RECORD Is availbring about a hardening criminal activity in some ians, he added, "are "We use the expression able at noon every Thu/7;- 'that lay man or woman of opposition by making cases, in a total collapse ready to denounce every day at the following city puts me to shame as a Rea rigid division between of authority and victory form of violence — both outlets: individuals and groups, of anarchism in others, that which threatens inligious or priest'. RECORD Office. 450 classifying them some- or even in government ternational relations and "It is a bigoted and biHay Street. times as friends and en- brutality and torture to that which undermines assed statement because it emies and other times as "discourage and stifle the internal life of a '411166 PELLEGRINL 750 Hay says that the epitome of beand exploited, every spark of opposi- country." exploiters 4 Street. is to today Christian ing a 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 example of asserted the Pope. Jesus' tion." BALES News, Wales An. be a Religious or a priest." Man's mind, made to spreading peace dispite Telephone: 69 2455 • cade, cnr. 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Italian tower House passes Bill for free abortion
and throughout the world to protect animals, flowers, plants or endangered specis, at the same moment in which 'slaughter by the State', through the killing of innocents is permitted." commented the Vatican paper.
ROME (NC). — By a vote of 310-296, the Lower House of the Italian Parliament has passed a Bill which provides for free abortion on demand in the first three months of pregnancy.
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The Bill, almost certain "In a permissive, agnostic to be approved by the Itaalienated and individualistic lian Senate, was attacked by age," concluded the paper. But permission of the "Catholics affirm a vital inTo obtain an abortion, a the Vatican as a victory of ideological woman in the first trimester parent or guardian is not struction: Conscience and "prearranged projects, party logic and must present herself to a needed for the abortion conscience alone, can and demagogic pressure over doctor or "family consultAfter the first trimester, must be for all of us our real deep reasoning and re- or" and explain her reasons abortion is permitted only protection, strength, and cognition of the values for wanting an abortion. if a doctor certifies that the courtroom where the law of hanging in the balance." women's health is placed in God, rejected by a constantPassage of the Bill, which REASONS grave danger by the preg- ly more insecure world, is was a solid defeat both for Her reasons could be ba- nancy or that the woman's recognised, proclaimed and the Catholic Church in Italy sed on serious risk to her mental or physical health is obeyed." and the Christian Democra- mental or physical health, seriously threatened by the Last spring, the Christian tic Party, reflected the precarious "economic, so- birth of what will probably Democrats. Italy's Catholic strength of the Marxist and cial or family conditions," be a deformed child. party, narrowly defeated a other parties without reli- the circumstances under similar attempt to change newsdaily The Vatican gious affiliation in Parlia- which she conceived, or the paper, _ "L'Osservatore Ro- the nation's strict abortion ment after national elections possibility of malformation mano" said editorially that laws. last June. But their victory helped of the child. the Bill "legitimises the most and indefinite to bring down the fragile agrees indefinable he not or Whether "WORST KIND" the doc- reasons" for seeking abor- Government of Prime Min"The four deputies of with her reasons, ister Aldo Moro. her a tion. give obliged to Italy's small but vocal Radi- tor is It also opened the door perwould which certificate cal Party, which has led the to national elections which aborfree a have to her mit STATE TO PAY? fight for liberalised aborbrought heavy Communist a seven-day perition, voted against the mea- tion after the Bill would force gains in Parliament. f I od of reflection. sure, however. the State to pay for abor In cases of emergency, They declared that it was tion. asked the paper, how not is period "the worst kind of Bill," the reflection could it refuse to pay also required. "bureaucratic by ruined the costs of child birth for Catholic of Australian In Sydney last .week, National Director machinations" and compropoor mothers? YOUNG THE large posters, with Relief, Bill Byrne and Cheryl Lambert was pictured mises among major politiPAINTING "L'Osservatore Romano" Free abortion is permittboxes and other promotional material for the 1977 Project Compassion cal parties. of "voice the charged that CONTRACTOR Italy's women, the Radi- ed even to minors under the great majority of citiappeal. cals said, would still be vlci age 16. 20 Mabel Street, ens was not heard in the In their cases, however. timised by society under the during the abmedia," mass SOUTH PERTH conterms of the abortion Bill. the doctor or family ortion debate. The measure grants cost- sultor must speak with the Phone 67 2716 "We ask ourselves how free abortion on demand in parent or guardian about Italy in passed be can laws the request. the first trimester.
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Project Compassion Sunday material being distributed in readiness for Feb. 20 At the moment, Project Compassion material is travelling to every parish in Australia to arrive in time for Project Compassion Sunday, February 20, the first Sunday of Lent. " he parish distribution I is the final stage of planning which cornmenced last April. This year, Australian Catholic Relief have entered their largest printing commitment in regar(' to Project Compassion material, For the Lenten Appeal, 500,000 small boxes were manufactured; 5,000 institutional boxes and 500 large boxes; 5,000 posters were print-
ed, as were 500,000 leaflets, 4,000 priests notes and 4,000 parish organiser's notes. This year, for the first time, envelopes will be available. "This is an experiment", said Mr. Bill Byrne, national director of A.C.R. "We hope the envelopes will have an educational impact and that people will consider the message printed on them
and the true significance of giving". The envelopes will coincide with a theme for each week of Lent. These themes are Justice and Children. Justice and Health, Justice and Work, Justice and Trade and Justice and Family. All these are related to the overall theme of Project Compassion this year which "is Our Witness To Justice".
18 out of 20111 one school were from broken homes
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SALFORD, England. — Of the last 20 children to enter one Catholic school recently 18 were from broken homes, Bishop Holland said in a pastoral letter recently. "This is putting someone another equaliser in the partThe biggest number of nership: the sharing of her marriage breakdowns occur- else before yourself. red in the first three or four "That kind of giving has faith. Years of marriage. to mature: it takes time. "Surface attraction has to COMMON FAITH The younger couples mar"Nothing holds people tofind a deeper level of friendried the greater the risk. gether like a common faith: "Young people today arc ship. certainly up against it," the "Without that develop- the bond that holds us to bishops say. ment true marital love is in God. "Where the Church . for "Images and sounds inces- very short supply. "The chance of lasting just reasons blesses a union santly spell out the same which lacks this strongest misleading message: 'Love, union diminishes. like coffee, is instant! You "It is friendship that bond, it is only with special can't resist it! Give in to either finds or makes people safeguards and with a realistic regret that the going Y ourself!' alike in their tastes, ideas. The Church insists on may be harder. "The truth is just the op"Young people should be Posite. True love gives to equality of partnership in the other, wants the other's marriage. Friendship is the made aware of all this well beforehand." Pod and studies to increase true. equaliser. it. "The Church is strong on —From "THE UNIVERSE"
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Papal primacy: What the ANGLICAN-CATHOLIC "AGREEMENT" Anglicans would accept LONDON (NC). — Anglicans are most probably prepared to accept the primacy of the Pope, but not precisely in the way it exists today, a Catholic bishop told reporters here, in connection with the recent "Venice" Joint Statement on Church authority. The Anglican co-chairman plification to say that the Karl Rahner: Anglican-Roman Anglicans on the commis"Now the initiative is the of Catholic International Com- sion would want the papacy passing from the theologians mission, Bishop McAdoo, as it is — or that the Rom- to the officeholders." Bishop Clark the Catholic stressed the way in which ans would want Anglicans co-chairman, was emphatic the Government's statement as they are." qualified the appropriateon the need for such acceptBishop McAdoo added: ness of the universal primquite ance: "Anglicans were "There will naturally be acy of Rome in any future content in the past to conunion by calling it a univer- cede a simple primacy of those who will say that this sal primacy "such as has order, responsibility or ser- is a betrayal of our respectbeen described" within the vice to the Roman See on ive faiths, of our respective Churches," he said. statement. historical grounds. "From a Roman Catholic His purpose in stressing REJECTION point of view this document this, the Anglican bishop "What they rejected was needs to be savagely critisaid, was to avoid "that that this primacy was of cised if anywhere in its conversimplificati on which in o my view would be no great divine right, essential to the tent the Catholic faith has help to the search for unity being of a true Church, and been betrayed." possessed of immediate and Bishop McAdoo, for his and truth." universal jurisdiction." part, spoke of critics who Later he told a quesBishop McAdoo quoted a ""want to drag the Church tioner: prominent German Catholic back into the trenches of the "It would be an oversim- theologian, Jesuit Father 17th century."
• This is the first of a series of six articles which set out the text of the agreed consensus of Anglican and Catholic theologians on authority in the Church. Sections will be published each week in The Record. It is suggested that readers file the various instalments for reference as such texts are not always readily available in the bookshops when required.
Unhappy origin' of primacy problem
The Malta Report of the Anglican/ Roman Catholic Joint Preparatory Commission (1968) outlined the large measure of agreement in faith which exists between the Roman Catholic Church and the churches of the Anglican Communion It then went on to note three specific areas of doctrinal disagreement. These were listed in the report as matter for joint investigation. Accordingly, the Anglican/Roman Catholic International Commission, proposed by the report, was recommended to examine jointly 'the question of intercommunion, and the related matters of church and ministry," and "the question of authority, its nature, exercise and implications." To our previous agreed statements on the eucharist (Windsor, 1971) and ministry (Canterbury, 1973) we now add an agreed statement on authority in the church (Venice, 1976). The commission thus submits its work to the authorities who appointed it and, with their permission, offers it to our churches. The question of authority in the church has long been recognised as crucial to the growth in unity of the Roman Catholic Church and the churches of the Anglican Commission. It was precisely in the problem of papal primacy that our historical divisions found their unhappy origin. Hence, however significant our consensus on the doctrine of the cucharist and of the ministry, unresolved questions on the nature and exercise of authority in the church would hinder the growing experience of unity which is the pattern LONDON (NC). — According to figures published by the 1977 of our present relations. Catholic Directory there has been a sharp drop in the number of diocesan priests in England and Wales. The figures imply that 137 ordinations listed for last in well-informed Church The present statement has, we believe, made such priests, or nearly three year, 203 priests remain un- circles here as incredible. a significant contribution to the resolution of per cent, have left the min- accounted for. these questions. The feeling is that either But the apparent short- there has been some obviistry over the past year — Our consensus covers a very wide area; compared with an annual fall of 203 has to be reduc- ous mistake which no one though we have not been able to resolve some average of 30 or so in oth- ed by the 66 priests of the has yet spotted, or that a of the difficulties of Anglicans concerning new recent years. diocese of East Anglia, number of dioceses have iner Roman Catholic beliefs relating to the office of which was omitted from the total number The of diodependently but simultanethe bishop of Rome, we hope and trust that our cesan priests listed in the statistical table at the back ously decided to remove analysis has placed these problems in a proper of directory. the 1977 Directory is 4,751. from their lists priests who Even so. a total of ,137 had left the active ministry perspective. Last year's total was departures — the vast ma- in recent years but were still There is much in the document, as in our 4,952. jority presumably leaving included in diocesan other documents, which presents the ideal of the statisWith 73 deaths and 75 the ministry — is regarded tics. church as willed by Christ. History shows how the church has often The directory also refailed to achieve this ideal. cords a drop in the number of Religious priests in this An awareness of this distinction between the country — from 2,501 to ideal and the actual is important both for the 2,420, according to the statreading of the document and for the underistical tables. Again East standing of the method we have pursued. Anglia is omitted, however, The consensus we have reached, if it is to be so the actual figure should accepted by our two communities, would have, are invited for the be 2,477. we insist, important consequences. Despite the drops in the position of Common recognition of Roman primacy number of priests, the offiwould bring changes not only to the Anglican cial estimate of Catholic population shows a slight Communion but also to the Roman Catholic increase, from 4,173,773 to Church. of the On both sides the readiness to learn, neces4,182,209. sary to the achievement of such a wider koinBut other figures record onia, would demand humility and charity. The a continuing decline. prospect should be met with faith, not fear. Baptisms dropped again. Communion with the see of Rome would from 80,587 in 1974 to 75,815 in 1975; marriages bring to the churches of the Anglican ComApplicants should be Priests or Religious. from 36,566 to 34,747: and munion not only a wider koinonia but also a conversions from 5,253 to strengthening of the power to realise, its traThe Centre operates from Maroubra, in New South Wales, and is involved in — 5,225. ditional ideal of diversity in unity.
Directory shows sharp fall in U.K. diocesan priests; the 137 "missing"
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Major seminarians numbered 521 at the end of 1976, as against 555 in the previous count. Nevertheless, the latest figure for average weekly Mass attendance — not given in the Catholic Directory but supplied by the Catholic Education Council — shows a modest increase, from 1,753,000 in 1974 to 1,790,980 in 1975. This could mark a bottoming-out of the steady decline shown from the peak figure of 2,114,219 recorded in 1966. Anglicans, with seven times the membership, estimated their Sunday church attendance in England at 1,410,000 in 1973, the last year for which figures are available.
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Roman Catholics, on their side, would be enriched by the presence of a particular tradition of spirituality and scholarship, the lack of which has deprived the Roman Catholic Church of a precious element in the Christian heritage. The Romanic Church has much to learn from the Anglican synodical tradition of involving the laity in the life and mission of the church. We are convinced, therefore, that our degree of agreement, which argues for greater communion between our churches, can make a profound contribution to the witness of Christianity in our contemporary society. It is in this light that we would wish to submit our conclusions to our respective authorities, believing that our work, indebted, as it is, to many sources outside the commission as well as to its own labors, will be of service not only to ourselves but to Christians of other traditions in our common quest for the unity of Christ's church. #4.11.04.414.4.4PAINVINk
INTRODUCTION
1. The confession of Christ as Lord is the heart of the Christian faith. To him God has given all authority in heaven and on earth. As Lord of the church he bestows the Holy Spirit to create a communion of men with God and with one another. To bring this koinonia to perfection is God's eternal purpose. The church exists to serve the fulfillment of this purpose when God will be all in all. 2. Through the gift of the Spirit the apostolic community came to recognise in the words and deeds of Jesus the saving activity of God and their mission to proclaim to all men the good news of salvation. Therefore, they preached Jesus through whom God has spoken finally to men. Assisted by the Holy Spirit, they transmitted what they had heard and seen of the life and words of Jesus and their interpretation of his redemptive work. Consequently, the inspired documents in which this is related came to be accepted by the church as a normative record of the authentic foundation of the faith. To these the church has recourse for the inspiration of its life and mission; to these the church refers its teaching and practice. Through these written words the authority of the Word of God is conveyed. Entrusted with these documents, the Christian community is enabled by the Holy Spirit to live out the gospel and so to be led into all truth. It is therefore given the capacity to assess its faith and life and to speak to the world in the name of Christ. Shared commitment and belief create a common mind in determining how the gospel should be interpreted and obeyed. By reference to this common faith each person tests the truth of his own belief. ( • CONTINUED PAGE 10 )
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St. Paul assures us that we are "fellowcitizens of the saints" (Ephesians 2:19), and w we can draw upon their immense spiritual credit balance.
Within the first Eucharistic Prayer we mention by name two lists of saints who were martyred during the first four centuries after the death of Christ. The rubrics used to instruct the celebrant to bow his head on mentioning the name of the saint on his or her feast day. This delightful little courtesy wins the saint's affection for us and in gratitude that saint so honoured will be active in our cause, praying the Mass with us and for us. The saints make up our deficiencies. As members of the Communion of Saints through Baptism, we are never alone in offering the holy sacrifice.
SAINTS OF THE MASS
Let us call on them to amplify our stammering by their song of praise. In human society thepresence of distinguished persons adds dignity to an occasion and makes us more attentive and respectful. Judge then the Mass by those who are present and what they expect from us. humblest the Into church, hall, or home, at Mass comes a grand procession of saints led by Mary the Virgin — Mother of Our Lord and God. With her is St. Joseph, her husband, the saint of the day, the saints mentioned by name in. the Eucharistic Prayers. On the altar, Christ Our Lord is present after the consecration, where He is surrounded by His angels. Let us in imagination sanctuary people the w ith those invited guests, asking them to pray this Mass with us and so enrich our offering of the holy sacrifice. As we offer the Mass In communion with the saints in humble fellowship, let us pay attention to the words of invitation in the Eucharistic Prayers. The first Eucharistic P rayer says: -In union with the w hole church we honour M ary. the ever virgin M other of Jesus Christ our Lord and God. We honour Joseph. her husband, the apostles and rnart y re." The third Eucharistic P rayer says: "May he make us an e verlasting gift to You a nd enable us to share in the inheritance of with saints, Your \Jary, the ever-virgin M other of God: with t he apostles. the martyrs, the saint of the day, and all Your saint, on whose interfor cession we rel h elp." The fourth Eucharistic Prayer says: "Marv, Mother of (icd a nd my *mother. unite ever more closely Our t wo children, Jesus, Y our Son, and me. your child." 4119,
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MONDAY book by Dr. Thomas Harthe merits of our efforts. become a mother! inseparable She is CHANGING WOMAN: ris, "I'm OK — You're OK". well as might of We Sacrifice from the Three women talk about 11 a.m. (6WN) family our wish to omit Christ. VIRTUES places in society. They their DIVINE SERVICE: and dearest friends a ADMIRED She stood beneath the look at women's traditional Anglic-in St. Peter's birthday as omit happy Cross on Calvary and role in the home, at work He does not blame her Church, Cremorne, N.S.W. going to Mass on the learned more than all the and in the church and anawhose virtues he had (6WN) 1.10 1 p.m. feast day of our favourbooks that have been lyse changing attitudes to long admired. Brompton EPILOGUE: in patrons and ites written on the Mass. women. He murmurs not withOratory, London. heaven. VATICAN CITY (NC) in himself, nor complains There she won the What good sense the — In canonising a Spanish to anyone. title of Queen of MarMONDAY to religious orders show int nun whose life was patternWhere patis there tyrs. FRIDAY their appreciation for the ed around devotion to the ience there is joy, for She knows us better feasts of their founders! 6.25 a.m. (6WN) Eucharist, Pope Paul VI patience gains all things. than we know ourselves. upon their They look THE WEEK: FACING stressed that adoration of an St. spreads Joseph She will help us to grow brethren among the canThe Rev. Colville Crowe the Blessed Sacrament has aura of charity around in holiness through the onised saints as friends of Brisbane. been "renewed and not deall who are devoted to Blessed Eucharist as sacwhose feast-days are oc(6WN) 7.10 a.m. emphasised" by the Church's him. and rifice, sacrament, casions of much rejoicREADINGS FROM THE liturgical reforms. He will pray the Mass Real Presence. ing. BIBLE: In St. Peter's Basilica last with us and thus prepare When her name, Mary, Brisbane. Frank of Pope Paul canonised Tonge week prayer is the Mighty happy and us holy a for Mass, the in is mentioned 10.20 a.m. (6WN) St. Rafaela Maria of the that is prayed at Mass. death by encouraging us let us summon her to our BY THE WAY: Sacred Heart, foundress of The very fact of invitto live the Mass in our side and ask her to say The Rev. George Cough- the Handmaids of the Sacing our favourite saints daily lives in union with that prayer with us and Ian of Sydney reviews Dr. red Heart. The order is dedto walk to Mass with us, Jesus and Mary. for us. T. Harris' best selling paper icated to eucharistic adorato remain beside us durWe should cultivate She will accompany us back "I'm OK — You're tion and social action. ing our praying of the special friends among the on our way home and in He told the crowd. that OK' in which he presents Mass, and to accompany saints to plead for us at her company we shall the essentials of Transac- adoration of the Blessed us home when Mass is the court of heaven live the Mass that day. tional Analysis, a form of Sacrament was the root of over, is a call to action where they are at the -We honour Joseph, education that is help- St. Rafaela's spirituality. that self is and it action love. heart of First the — husband" her to "crawl out philosophy of education, and matter thousands ing Mass makes the feeling happy a What Praye:. Eucharistic of the cellar of their minds". apostolic effectiveness. in our daily lives. the thought of a favourplaces his name next to "Adoration of the Blessed NEXT WEEK: Devoite saint in heaven creMary and above all other FRIDAY was renewed and SEVENTEEN FORSacrament Action. to — Call a tion us! within ates saints. 1 0.15 p.m. (6WN) EVER. not de-emphasised by the liturgical reforms" the Pope Sexual facades. declared in his sermon. A touching story of St. Rafaela was born near three generations strugC ordova. Spain. in 1850. gling for self-acceptance. ' She died in 1925 having Starring Sue McClanafounded the Handmaids of han. Lee Purcell and the Sacred Heart in 1877. John Randolph. It is just as true of the The order currently has Located in the face Rating: A. voice as of all other parts about 2,300 members in 19 are two important enof the living palace. so to nations. trances of the body. keep it strong and perfect The mouth is one, the the whole body must be in health. beginning of the pathW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS way over which food PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS particularis voice the So. and drink travel. The ly injured by the use of alCertified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists • By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, cohol or tobacco, also by other is the nose, and General Plumbing. Al l Work Guaranteed. M.B.E., B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics. foods containing much aniwhich marks the beA. I.M.T., St. John of God Hospital, RiverPhones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 mal fat. ginning of the respiravale, Western Australia. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH Vinegar makes it harsh. tory tract. The voice is injured by usThe nose not only gives How long it takes the ing it in damp or badly expression to the face, but lungs and deforms the chest. Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and Mouth breathing is usu- deaf and dumb to learn 1.,) ventilated rooms, and by imit contains the endings of proper breathing. Set communicate with a others! or adenoids, to due ally the special nerve of smell: How lonely you would be A cold thickens the vocal so in its soft. wet membrane growth of the pharyngeal if you could not talk to 'any- cords. and so fills them with is located the sense of smell. tonsil is the upper part of one of all you think and blood which cannot vibrate, pharynx. the In the two nasal chambers LOCKSMITHS causing hoarseness. 4 QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 These obstruct the pass- feel! . are many curious structures. Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced are age of the air and often inIn . speech not only are • To have a voice clear and chambers These CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service. the vocal cords used, but sweet and fresh. eat plenty about three inches lone, and terfere with the hearing. removed be can denoids A t he tongue, the cheeks and of fruit. take a cold sponge open into the pharynx. Between these chambers is a only by an operation and t he lips are necessary. bath every morning breathe partition. called the septum. delay should not be permittHearing is also necessary. fresh air, and sleep from In many persons the sep- ecl except for some very t o plain and correct speech. eight to ten hours every nitum is bent to the right or good reason. Children learn to talk by ght. From the nose the air imitating the left, and really. may obsounds they What about the good passes through the pharynx. hear. struct the breathing. news that Our Lord Jesus the of back a large space through passes As the air In a certain sense the voi- Christ proclaimed to. the t hese little rooms. it is war- t ongue. which has seven opce is born in the living or- world when He walked Gamed and prepared for the enings into it — two from lilee. gathered His disciples ganism. the nasal chambers, two lungs. and died in Jerusalem,. is The the vocal of quality the from ears. one the from The moist mucous memnow to be proclaimed by us, (he size cords, shape and the lungs the from one mouth, brane ilning the nasal chamHis church. bers catches much dust and and one from the food can- of the pharynx and larynx. t he size and shape of the I want. 0 Lord, to pray • By preparing your will and dirt. The human voice is a sa- mouth. the tongue. the tee- for Your church and it inWhen one has a cold in th — all these are determin- cludes myself. Give its a dministering your estate. t he head. the mucous mem- cred gift. It can be trained to titter ed in the great workshop of strength and courage. Give brane of the nose is congesus leadership and vitality. ted with blood, and so clos- t he sweetest and most mu- nature. Now and then there is • By administering the estate of es up the air spaces. mak- sical sounds in all nature. May the church, may all built body into home human speeused in is The voice ing breathing very difficult. of its who comprise it. ever relatives and friends in your it voice organ so rare, so renew in otirselves the joy The nose is the only pro- ch or in song. all for powerful. sweet. so song. well as as Speech. news. air. for per entrance Of your good stead. R eally, in the beginning. may be music. Really, that who hear it are enchantecl. stand before the we May If the such a of owner use. its t he Creator breathed into depends upon today and speak to 'The words and tones of voice organ has a soul and men of man's "nostrils the breath them by Our lives just as his to a mind .correspond. thoughts. show the voice he t a became of life: and .man before the men A ngry thoughts produce, influence over he hearts of You stood living soul." time. Your of boundless. is almost men Those who follow the di- angry words, making others In these hard times for But even the ordinary vovine order will live longer angry. Kind thoughts will Y our Church grant especialto trained cal be organ may word and tune. in expressed than mouth-breathers. leaders. the •Pope, "A soft answer turneth give only harmonious and ly to its So there is much wisdom light and grace so bishops he t tones. musical grevious in the adage. "Shut your away wrath, but its to. preinspire may hey t Every word should he mouth asd save your life." words stir up anger.... PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE sent to the world Your own pronounedistinctly, spoken God's of one is Speech childin Mouth breathing of love and. confimessage softly. giv'ed plainly. is correctly. It man. to ren is a serious matter and best gifts 565 HAY STREET, PERTH The voice • should be stu- dence and peace amid the a • physician should be con- en to man alone: time. this of trials passing Ni) other animal has this died as would the piano or sulted. PHONE 25 0141 Mouth breathing deforms gift. A man who cannot use the violin. if the thoughts © Sister M. Philomena Earle the face, causing catarrh 3f his voice in speech is great- are all pure and beautiful M.B.E., B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A I .M.T. t he throat, weakens the ly, disabled in his life-work. no others will be expressed.
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known four letter words are used — and glimpses of naked bodies may be seen, certainly many of the overseas films classified (M) for mature audiences would contain more sexually explicit material, but because Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY Don's Party is an Australian film the censors felt (acFor me the film had a NININP4MONNIONMMINININNIP cording to Philip Adams the greater impact than the play. The two groups were un- producer) that young Austtamn domestic chores. Its observation of the emSex had nothing to do able to relate to each other ralians shouldn't be allowed otional immaturity in cer- with love or affection; it had except through sex, indeed to view the behaviour of tain sections of the male to do with impressing your they did not know any oth- their elders. They felt that identificapopulation was delivered fellow males. er way. tion would be greater in the with greater clarity; its perWilliamson David While As the men gathered Sir, ception of relationships and local setting. spouting the ideals of pol- does not make any overt And perhaps the young situato responses people behaviour the on comment It will be very difficult to reverse the increasing trend towards itically concerned citizens might be more inprecise. were tions people clear is it characters his of problem. a to the as answer seen is abortion because abcction Perhaps the stage play, they eyed each other off, that their loud talk, their clined to follow the examsocial and concern for ourselves. someone without hope. stretched out over a whole measured each other's ple of the film's characters Vk bat problem? and judged them by brutally coarse, and someposition There done more is be to have we Church, a As wormany too had evening, responsible being or perhaps become disenThat of conwitty brilliantly times naked capids and however interesting the criteria of chanted with the morality, of cover for ,9ving and caring for a tended to set up organisa- than fight laws. provide all versations BEVERLEY witty or vulgar, those wor- talism. who. : new life in the face tions to do what we should for lonely frightened human their elders. RAVENSCROFT, Their values were strict- beings. doing. be all existds may have been they defuDespite the vulgarity and already pressures of Bassendean. sed the essential seriousness ly material values, position Abortion is the act 9f ing. Williamson does not ask sometimes great humour of and status could only be ac- us to feel pity for his char- its people„ "Don's Party" is of the theme. Abortion is the easy way Don's party is to cele- quired through other men acters. a most serious observation out. brate the A.L.P. victory at either by enlisting their suIt effectively demonstrates He is well aware that in- of human beings struggling pport or by knocking them secure human beings can be to survive in a complex sothe 1969 federal elections. the anticipating mother's That the late returns and to the ground and climbing dangerous, and, in the case ciety, which, for whatever confdence in the acceptance preferences swung the elec- over them. and support she expects to of the people at Don's par- reason, does not meet their tion in favour of the Librece ,.e if she allows the Understanding their own ty, the danger is to the male emotional or spiritual needs eral-Country Party coalition or other people's needs play- and female bonding which and appears to have no mechilc to be born. didin't cause great distress ed no part in this philoso- is the foundation of good chanism to teach individuIt is not sufficient to deto Don and his friends; al- phy. cry 1)ortion. als how to establish deep family life. Sir, cohol and all it engenders with other ips o r Christian love and I agree in principle with relationsh about thing interesting An siround sat women The had taken care of that. conc rn has not reached the letter of W. V. C. this film is that it is classi- people. liknot drinks, their pping THE RECORD is availBut this is not a story ing things very much, so- fied (R) for restricted viewthesc people. The logical consequence Thomas (The Record, Janu- able at noon every Thurspolitics or an indict- metimes making attempts to ing only. of this is promiscuous sex. ary 20) on abortion but I day at the following city about , ment of the Australian male imitate to the manners of RESPECT FOR WOMEN would like to clarify the While it is true that its drunkenness and family or supporters of the A.L.P. the males. 0.,:r Christian love and following point that he outlets: language is explicit — well breakup. it is about our society concern has not shown so- made: RECORD Office, 450 and how its culture does not cietl that we are a force to provide for the emotional be reckoned with in our re. It would not be the Aus- Hay Street. maturity let alone security spec for women and our tralian Labor Party that PELLEGRINI, 750 Hay for many of its members. deter,ninat ion to continue would introduce an abortion At the party men came respc :ting and supporting Bill, but members of the Street. Parliamentary Labor Party with their wives or girl then no matter what. o r Christian love and introducing a private mem- BALES News, corner ar- friends. The word "friends" is inconc rn has not promoted a ber's Bill; every member of cade, Murray and William correct; the men at the parstatt ; for parents where the Parliamentary Labor Streets. ty could never be friends in they can gain strength and Party would have a free PLAZA ARCADE News. the sense of friendship with conf lence against unhealthy vote according to his cona woman. science. pres res. DOOGUES, corner MurF. KONECNY, To these men, women W,: have been selfish. Calista. ray and Barrack Streets. had to do with sex and cerW have kept our love
Abortion 'the easy way out': Church's role and what Catholics should be doing
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The Australian playwright David Williamson's highly successful "Don's play stage Party" is making a return visit to Perth, but this time in its film version.
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The first task of the Argentina conference, therefore, VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul VI, greetwill be to promote the prethe new Spanish Ambassador to the Holy ing paredness needed to avoid a that the new Vatican-Spanish conwater crisis of global dimen- See, declared improve Church-State "collaborashould cordat sions. It could occur by the end of this century or tion" in Spain. shortly thereafter, current "Our relations," said the protest against Pope Paul's estimates indicate. Pope, "have found new ex- public opposition to the The conference is expec- pression in the recent ac- execution of five convicted ted to give particular atten- cord signed last July, estab- terrorists. Since King Juan Carlos tion to the urgent needs of lished on proper and mutual the developing countries for independence which does took the throne, however, training, research and water not exclude, but rather calls relations have improved. The new concordat agreed supply assessment to enable for a healthy and opportune them to meet their develop- collaboration between the to the surrender of certain mental needs over the next Church and the political privileges on both sides. t wo decades. Clerics are no longer community for the benefit About 80 per cent of the of all the citizens." exempt from civil prosecuhave-not nations now lack tion, for example, and the Relations between the government has given up its adequate access to clean Vatican and Spain reached right to nominate bishops water supplies. A U.N. spokesman com- a low ebb in 1975 when the for Spanish dioceses. Under Franco, that right plained that in Africa, only late Generalissimo Franco two per cent of all available temporarily recalled his em- was a cause of friction with water resources are being bassador to the Vatican in the Vatican.
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easily on a bogged track, so By ROD EVANS. forward to KELSOLINE made his I am looking conditions. winter ' acing debut when he contested the Forrest Handicap • By Guest Tipster Mr. BILL GERARD FLYING ENSIGN a over 1,000 metres last Sat- chestnut colt by Colours GOLD CUP FINAL CUP CONSOLATION urday. This Chestnut colt, Flying out of the good pro9.20 P.M. by the American Sire Son ducer Little Swimmer, made The results of the first P#4,41.4.4.04,111M4M4N1P044,44.4.#4,11,414 might improve the New 7.30 P.M. NON PENALTY 530M PENALTY of the Wind - who is a hacks of the opposition on two games in which the NON performshield Wales South By BERNARD JAY 1. Cobbitty Ann, 2. Kiwi half brother to the fabulous Monday when he carried top Australians were beaten by NON AWARDS - 530M ance (although their defeat Crier, 3. Count of Court, 4. Kelso - was slow to begin weight of 57 kilos to an easy New Zealand teams did of Queensland did not indi1. Tarina Princess, 2. and after racing greenly he victory. Since being trained nothing but enhance the a fine bowler is the type of cate the need for help) but Cloud D'Oro, 5. Real Dy- Darwin Dan, 3. Half A namo, Stirling Diro, 6. 7. finished powerfully in the by Bill Dillon this horse strong claims that the W.A. player the selectors (and the he may not have any great Million, 4. Lumber Trapper, straight to finish third be- has improved out of sight bowler Mick Malone estab- captain) would hesitate to influence on the final Shield Billy Blast (scratched), 8. 5. Mill Gazer, 6. On Broad(res) Salute, King 9. Castle hind Tolburg and Histime. and will prove to be the lished for Test selection by lose and as a change bowler result. Andros, (res) 10. Classmate way, 7. Canonero's Gift, 8. Trainer Peter McKay best horse by Colours Fly- his magnificent performance in any conditions he can it would enhance further Lepke, (res) 9. Speeton's (blinkers). stability great give to the and Keith Mifflin are sure ing bred so far. of taking nine wickets W.A.'s chance of winning if Beauty, (res) 10. Our Limit. 1, 6. 2, Select: to win races with this colt against Victoria in the Shef- attack. it could get a good bag of Colours Flying is a As Select: 2, 3, 6. when he races over a longer With Hurst a probable bonus points in the remainMAIDEN 7.50 P.M. full brother to Oncidium field Shield game and his distance. DISTANCE - 9.50 P.M. QUALIFIED MAIDENS there is no reason why this more than competent batting partner for Lillee and pos- ing games, but as a result of sibly Prior as a backup in its win over Victoria, the LORD THIEMUS cer- horse should not run a in the Gillette Cup final. DISCRETIONARY - 530M tainly surprised me when he middle distance, particular1. Our Sherdena, 2. FuNeither of his possible the pace department, Malone State has a good grip on the GRADING - 740M won the Broome Gradua- ly if ridden by Frank Treen rivals for a Test place - would round out the med- shield. ture Cruise, 3. Imprudent I . Kelby Capri, 2. Gypsy tion Stakes over 1,400 who is riding in dashing Max Walker and Gary Gil- ium-pace sector of the atWith Lillee absent Boy- Stage, 4. Record Trapper, 3. Scout Around, 4. Feet, tack form link metres and restricted to form. and cott •a could with well make a sub- 5. Moonlight Mile, 6. Tearmour, particularly the latter three-year-olds. This bay stantial tally of runs against away Lass, 7. Pied issue, 8. Welcome Boy, 5. Pandora's - has been outstanding re- the spinner or spinners. Charm, 6. Smooth Ginger, gelding is by the American MOST REWARDING, a cently and Gilmour's form Another player who, it W.A. but New South Wales Weekend Roamer, (res) 9. 7. Hossack, 8. Arctic CyBahroona out of the bay colt by Colours Flying, has been indifferent. . will be without Davis, TurBusy Indian, (res) 10. Puro appears, cannot be overclone, (res) 9. Brig Zana, French mare Joie De Vivre impressed when he won the ner, Walters, McCosker, Thresh. looked as a Test batsman is If the teams picked on (res) 10. Magic MacArthur. over and as his sire has been Graduation Stakes Select: 6, 2, 3. Richie Robinson, the Vic- Gilmour and O'Keeffe who getting numerous winners in 2,200 metres and with con- performances, records and torian captain. Select: 1, 4, 3. will be on Test duty, and age Malone has an unansDISTANCE - 8.10 P.M. New Zealand lately I am fidence. so Boycott would sadly lack MAIDEN - 10.10 P.M. He is, by fairly long odds, experienced support. DISCRETIONARY hopeful that LORD THIETrained by part-owner werable claim to selection. Despite what some ob- the most successful batsman GRADING - 740M MUS will continue to sal- Allan Hawke, this colt was Further, a West AustraQUALIFIED MAIDENS 1. Miss Indoor, 2. Aussie ute the Judge. ridden a treat by Vaughan servers said last week, he is in first-class cricket in Aus- lian attack which includes - 530M At his last start in Sydney Parry when he came from the type to succeed in Eng- tralia at present and he Malone and Clark, backed Tartan, 3. Joelena Flash, 4. 1. Kid Lintar, 2. Sedgely this horse beat Top Wing last to first in the straight. land because of his ability should be picked as a bats- by Brayshaw, Yardley, Lan- Second Reject, 5. Floral Lad, 3. La Willow, 4. to move the ball through man for the No. 5 or No. 6 ger, Alderman and Mann Lane, 6. Scarlet Vixen, 7. the air and off the wicket. spot well before, say, Wal- will severely test any batting Canon Newel, 8. Real Jinx, Rogue's Fury, 5. Kanyana Further, he is young, de- ters, Gilmour, even Cosier side, including Queensland. (res) 9. Fair Thing, (res) 10. King, 6. Masquerade Lady, 7. Keener Teena, 8. Cabertermined, an excellent fields- and possibly Hughes. Apart from Lillee, W.A. End of Scene. owra (late Berow ra Boy), man - where his speed and That he is a good wicket- will miss the class wicketSelect: 7, 3, 1. (res) 9. Makin' Fire, (res) athleticism are assets - and keeper is a bonus. No doubt keeping and the batting of CUP CONSOLATION - 10. Rebel Attack. he has proved three or four he would be an able man in Marsh and the brilliance of Select: 2, 7, 8. 8.30 P.M. times that he can bat with the field without the gloves. Hughes but there is no lack the best of them when the NON PENALTY of good young batsmen in CANNING-10.30 P.M. going is tough. If, as had been reported, the State. NON AWARDS - 530M 'he ear girm GRADE 5 - 530M Unless the form of some Geoffrey Boycott, the form1. Frisky Fable, 2. ImThe lively W.A.C.A. of the "regulars" improves er England Test opening wicket is, arguably, in fav- perial Mac, 3. Mister Toe1. Lexicon Road, 2. Husof Distinction dramatically Malone should batsman now playing for our of West Australian wyte, 4. Henry's Friend, 5. urn's Boy, 3. Zero Farewell, be picked. Waverley in Sydney, decided bowlers but it will not un- Jet Screen, 6. Small Tag, 7 4. Haifa's Pride, 5. Tientsin Admittedly the stout- to play for New South Wales duly inconvenience a bats- Hooker's Bid, 8. Bright Abie, 6. Fast Volocity, 7. Now operating from hearted Max Walker who is in Sheffield Shield games he man of class. Idea, (res) 9. Johnny Blast, Gallant Taurus, 8. Churchill Flyer, (res) 9. Pied (res) 10 Suzie's Skylight. 555 Albany Highway, Victoria Park - 61 7711 Wanda, (res) 10. Lord Craig. Select: 1, 3, 2. Select: 2, 7, 4. MAIDEN - 8.50 P.M. QUALIFIED MAIDENS CANNING-10.50 P.M. - 740M GRADE 5 - 530M I. Our Rosemary, 2. MitI. Zachy Wilson, 2. Real zie's Reward, 3. 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and
published by Edward Vanheemst, "Record 450 Hay Street, Perth, W.A. 25 9088
House,"