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Historic Dutch synod ends V ATICAN CITY (NC) — The unprecedented Particular Synod of the Dutch Bishops is over, but its implementation has just began. In a joint pastoral letter the our difficulties" in the Dutch stimulated by the council, Dutch bishops asked Dutch church. gives us confidence that with Catholics to work together in They particularly urged us and all Catholics you will implementing the synod p riests — "our first assume your responsibility decisions "even if certain collaborators" — to help to bring the synod of your decisions seem to you them executive the synod's bishops into the life of the difficult to understand." decisions. Dutch church," it said. The letter, read in all Dutch " With enthusiasm you The bishops also made Catholic churches, said that a pplied yourselves to s pecial pleas to Dutch some of the decisions by the implementing the decisions Religious and laity to follow s ynod may not have o f the Second Vatican the synod decisions and corresponded to the wishes Council in the Netherlands," work for a new unity. of many Catholics in the they said. In an appeal to youth, they Netherlands. "Fifteen years after the end particularly asked those who It said that suggestions by of the council, we are the first had priestly or Religious Dutch Catholics before the to have reflected with the vocations to answer the call. synod "contributed to our pope, to have made an The Dutch church, which synod consultations. You examination of conscience, t wo decades ago had one of can be convinced of that, so to speak, on how we have the highest vocations rates in even if you do not recognize understood and applied the the world, currently has one your own thoughts in the council in the Netherlands. of the lowest. synod's conclusions." "Your first enthusiasm, (See also P.2)

POPE SPEAKS

The day that the Dutch bishops' letter was being read to their people, Pope John Paul II also spoke of the synod. From his study window o verlooking St. Peter's Square before the Sunday Father Petraglia is the Noon Angelus, he said that third Servite priest to be "faith in the presence of ordianed in Australia. Christ" was the guiding Present at the Joonpower of the I8-day synod. danna ceremony last "It also — I'm speaking of Saturday were the Servite this faith in the presence of general superior, Father Christ among us — allowed Michel Sincerny and us to make decisions in the Father Christopher Ross, SYDNEY: "For the Christian there is no defence for apartheid ", the hope that the grace of the formerly of WA who is at apostolic delegate to Holy Spirit will touch South Africa said recently. Present a general councilhuman hearts and fulfill the Archbishop Edward Cas- delegate to South Africa leadership of the Prime lor in Rome. work that we began together Minister, Mr Pik Botha. Ten Australian and sidy, an Australian, made the since 1979. in union with Christ," he three visiting American remark to a gathering of the Archbishop Cassidy told The most recent change had added. Servite priests concel- Catholic Transport Guild the group that the problems been the decision to abolish "I hope that, among the brated the Mass with while on a recent visit to of South Africa could not be the hated Pass Laws. many words that will be solved simply and peacefully These required blacks to A rchbishop Goody, . Sydney. spoken about the recent A rchbishop Edward over night.. Many people carry a passbook so that cosisted by three Servite synod now and in the future, was once a member of the were very ready to criticise authorities can check on, and Brothers. this word of faith and hope F ather Petraglia is NSW Transport Depart- South Africa, but did so control, the movement of will not be absent. originally from Denver, ment before studying for the without sufficient under- blacks from black to white LAITY Colorado, and has been a priesthood, after which he standing of the complexities areas. Servite Brother for over took up a Vatican diplomatic o f the South African Archbishop Cassidy said The synod called for career. problem. that Mr Botha had already numerous reforms in the (CONTINUED P.2) He has been, apostolic In any case, suggested lost electoral support for his Dutch church, including Archbishop Cassidy, it was move away from the old seminary reforms, restructdoubtful whether many of hardline policies ,of the uring of dioceses and the critics, if faced with the former Prime Minister, Mr stronger enforcement of South African situation, Vorster. general church discipline in could handle it any better. Mr Botha, howevr, had liturgy, the sacraments, The great need, therefore, assured Archbitp as- priestly life and Religious was to understand the sidy, and many o hers, that vows. complexity and, above all, to the changes must continue. It said that bishops were the pray for their resolution, said As Mr Botha himself said, final arbiters of faith and Archbishop Cassidy. "it is necessary if Sopth discipline, and it called for The solution to the racial Africa is to survive. clear distinctions between and other problems in South the ordained priesthood and Africa lay in the principles SUSPICIOUS' the laity, especially in the enunciated by Pope John Some black intellectuals, work of Holland's numerous Paul II at Drogheda in said Archbishop Cassidy, lay pastoral workers. Ireland, he said. w ere suspicious of the The synod also ordered the At Drogheda, the Pope had changes. most conservative Dutch spoken out clearly. They argued that the system prelate, Bishop Gijsen of V iolence would solve was only trying to save itself. R oermond, to rejoin nothing; but he pointed out "To some extent this is true" n ational fund-raising also, added Archbishop he said. programs he abandoned in Cassidy, that violence was "But, if the system did not protest to the projects they inevitable unless justice was attempt to "save itself." the were funding. It suggested done. inevitable result must be a ways for the bishops to work On South Africa itself, civil war, the effects of which more closely in their national Archbishop Cassidy observ- will be far more devastating bishops' conference. ed that there had been and terrible than anything The Dutch bishops' letter considerable changes in the w e have witnessed in called divisions, or "the lack apartheid laws under the Zimbabwe. of communion," the root of

Father Anthony PETRAGLIA, Servite, is pictured outside St. Denis church last Saturday after he had been ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Goody.

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Sharp drops in individual confession, VATICAN CITY (NC) : the use of general absolution and limits of liturgical experimentation were among topics at the Dutch bishops' synod. rejected a "return to ence also rests on : A spokesman for the `rubrication" in the of assemblies different Frans Dutch bishops, liturgy and were in favor bishops competent for a • Oudejans, said that use of of "a healthy 'creativity' given area. No individual, : general absolution in within the limits provideven if he is a priest, can penance l *communa • ed by the liturgical modify that which is in the : services, without indivibooks." liturgy.., it is especially : dual confession, is There was unanimous important to exclude ; common in the Nethernt, it said, that agreeme eucharistic ved unappro ; lands, especially before the Dutch bishops should prayers." ; major church feasts such issue a pastoral letter on The bishop also add; as Christmas and Easter. the church and sacramenressed the theme of ; He cited a shortage of tal life. (religious atechesis c : priests as the chief reason. • " The particularly education) and ecumen• In a talk beginning the consequences fo serious ism. : discussion of the sacra. large decrease in very the He called the need for •• ments, a Vatican official ual confession individ great, "very catechesis and •• said, "Confession were under lined, as was both among adults and • individual absolution • need for a particular the the young." •• remain the one ordinary to cateommitment c He said it would be ; means of reconciling the 25 years, during which in this regard,- the chesis a have to "desirable" and ; faithful with God time he has been involved said. summary D utch catechetical ; with the church." in psychiatric nursing. In defence of communal directory based on the ; "In introducing the He studied for the the celebrations, penance Vatican's General Cath; communal celebrations p riesthood in Melseveral added, summary echetical Directory and ; of reconciliation, one bourne, while living at the speakers spoke of the on Pope John Paul 11's must not deprive the Parkville Servite command routiness "formality, apostolic exhortation on ; faithful of their right to unity, from where he will lack of maturity in the catechesis. find a confessor easily," now serve as chaplain to individual of practice past The widely known "New : continued the official, St, Vincent's and HeidspeakThe confession." the by issued Catechism" : Bishop Albert Descamps, elberg Repatriation value the • emphasized ers Dutch in the 1960's and • assistant to the general Hospitals. • of communal celebrt ranslated into many • secretary of the Synod of During his preparation the "forming for ations languages predates the Bishops. for the priesthood Father into a sense of sin, faithful l catechetica atican's V •• Bishop Descamps Petraglia spent a year on pardon and conversion of directory. •• stressed the priest as the t he staff of St. Denis heart." resof summary The •• only or ordinary minister parish. not did this said They ponses to the talk said In addition to their work •• of sacraments. e xclude individual several participants felt of dispensation "The • in WA at the Joondanna • confession. that "while the sense of : this sacrament (of and Wanneroo parishes One speaker, however, mystery (in liturgical ; baptism) is ordinarily and Servite College, the the of one that "recalled p ractice) has been ; reserved to the priest or, Servite Order has charge basic remedies for the w eakened among the ; under his supervision, to of Kingsbury parish in not is situation present faithful in the Netherthe deacon, and only in Melbourne, the chaplaincollective of practice the among especially lands, be : exceptional cases can it cy at Latrobe University the but bsolution, a the young, one must still : the act of a lay person," he and a house of formation • f ormation of good recognize that interest in • said. and study at Parkville. trained, and confessors t he sacramental life bishop and priest : At Bassendean last Sunday Bishop QUINN gives a sign of peace to Mrs. A t the Mass of his • "The spiritual ccessible a lively." remains daughter, her •• are the only valid Agnes McLaughlin who had just witnessed the final profession of ordination to the priestthe summary fathers," The summary said that •• celebrants of the EuchaSister Therese McLAUGHLIN. F. M. M. hood Father Anthony said. many synod participants rist...The dispensation of • Petraglia receives gifts ; the sacrament of reconcil- 0 c, 0 0000000000000 OOOOOOOO O OO 00000000 OOOOOOOOOOOO 0 from his brother, Salom• iation (penance) and of • one PETRAGLIA, and ; the anointing of the sick is •• his sister, Mrs. Ann • ; entrusted only to priests, • SCORDA TO, who both : not to deacons or pastoral • • travelled from America • workers," he added. • to be present for the : Bishop Descamp also occasion. : defended devotion to the : Blessed Sacrament, February in no way in : • saying it is JERUSALEM (NC) — After stained glass windows were broken for •• contradiction with the 7.30 p.m. In St. Patrick's church, 26 in a row at the Benedictine Dormition Basilica on Mount •• central meaning of the Fremantle, Mass for the opening of the several nights at the church to prevent further : eucharistic celebration." school year at C.B.C. Fremantle. Zion, a policeman was finally stationed V ATICAN CITY (NC) : He emphasized adhervandalism. Archbishop Goody. lowns, jugglers and a —C ; ence to church law and • their of e irrespectiv A bookshop selling mainly holy war without reason." 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Clergy study 29 contortionist w oman ; Vatican norms in other • •• N ew Testaments and Kollek said that he is "very demonination. This should entertained Pope John seminar for Daybreak 1980. ; areas as well. Israeli every of attitude the be Christian writings was c oncerned about recent March Paul 11 Jan. 30 in a : "The confession of •6 smeared in red and black developments" and has sent a citizen andI hope the shame rousing finale to the at meets Council Pastoral Diocesan The I : children must precede will be them on of attacks paint. Painted on the walls strong letter to Israeli Prime • pope's weekly general the Redemptorist Retreat House. : their first Communion," • were messages in Hebrew Minister Menachem Begin. taken from us," added the • • audience. • the bishop said. letter. Begin • 8 At the Redemptorist church, Mass for saying: "Missionaries Get "This vandalism of Jewish • On liturgical rites, he dissatisfied is Kollek But "May you always serve . Patriarch Christian s." Out" and "Bloodsucker extremists against • Melchites celebrated by with Begin because he has t he Lord in joy and •* said: be might tions institu Hakim. Orthodox V. The Russian Maximos •• "It is up to the bishop to • not published the letter and t ransmit to all those who 9 11 a.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral, Patriarch Church in the immediate interpreted as a limitation of has not publicly criticized the see or assist in your ; regulate the liturgy in his • said freedom," religious their main of Maximos will say Mass for Melchites in vicinity Jerusalem's ; diocese in conformity vandalism. incomparable spectacles police station has been the letter. English. ; with the liturgy of the : "I feel very disappointed. I the traditional religious an for asked ollek K ; universal church. In this. 15 Merredin Catholic Debutante Ball. smeared with anti-Soviet would have expected more and moral values of circus slogans at least 10 times "adequate government matter a certain competBishop Healy. from Begin taking into people, the simple and level high very a at reaction recently. • account Christian sensitive- strong faith in God, These are some examples of and a more aggressive stand ness about Jerusalem and its Pope John Paul told against forces police the growing anti-Christian of The Daughters of Charity said Kollek. places," holy the performers. vandalism which is worrying Jewish fanatics." ************************************ * DEADLINE NEED YOUR HELP Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy The mayor said he hoped Kollek. He blames budget Begin would publicly for their work for the development of the The Editorial deadline c uts by Israel's central denounce the anti-Christian underprivileged * f or copy for The government as the reason vandalism. But all Begin has * Remodel that old bathroom * * RECORD is the first mail why police are taking little done so far. said Kollek, is to * URGENTLY NEEDED Add 4' Tuesday for the week action. on him a letter expressing • : send Clothing, clean, wearable, -- house-hold • PRESTIGE and Value o f publication. No The municipality, however, hope that police will prevent * : goods — nick-nacks — ornaments, * * to your home vandalism. further guarantee is given to has paid for repairs. * jewellery, etc. received every use "I proudly include material Jerusalem officials say Deliver to after that time unless prior members of the New York- opportunity to mention our * * 534 William Street, Highgate arrangement has been based Jewish Defense guarantees of free access to PTY LTD * • League may be responsible holy places," said the Begin • made with the editor. * f-or Truck to call — Phone 328 4403 Street — 328 6955 211 Newcastle letter. * • One or vandalism. the f Country goods marked -donation* * TERMS AVAILABLE * official described them as "I express our respectful • free on rail to Kewdale Rail Terminal * "baby Khomeinis, fighting a a ttitude to these sites, * ************************************

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Franciscan ceremony at Bassendean At Bassendean last Sunday the morning ongregation saw Sister Therese Mcc make her final profession as a (left) HLIN LAUG Missionary of Mary in the presence ranciscan F (second from left) BAILES Teresa Sister of superior. rovincial p Witnessing the profession Sister Therese is the eldest w as Bishop QUINN who of nine children of Agnes and c oncelebrated Mass with the late Paul McLaughlin. F ather Alex Morahan After her education with (centre) and Sister Therese's the Josephite, Presentation, b rother Father John A pparition and Mercy McLAUGHLIN (right), an S ister, Sister Therese Oblate priest stationed in worked as a bank clerk and with the Education and Djakarta. A lso in the congregation Child Welfare Departments w as Marist Brother Paul before entering the FrancisM cLaughlin who has cans in 1971. returned for his first WA Since then she has been appointment, at Church- stationed in Brisbane with lands, after a period in the Little King movement for the handicapped, and the Broken Hill. Catholic Media office. Later she worked in a parish in Adelaide and for the past year has studied missiology at Turramurra, in anticipation of moving soon to Pakistan to join one of thirteen Franciscan houses there. Sister Therese is one of five Sister Pauline right Below DUNDON (left) is pictured Franciscan Sisters making r eceiving congratulations their final profession in from her prov in cial superior, Australia this year. Sister Maureen JENNY (right) after she had made her final proffession before Sister Elizabeth NII.RPHY Centre, superior general of the Sister of Saint Joseph. Sister Pauline made her profession during Mass concelebrated by Bishop McKeon and seven priests in the first profession ceremony to be held in Waroona church. The third of four children of Thomas and Muriel Dundon of Wagerup, Sister Pauline was educated by the Sisters of St. Joseph at W aroona and entered the congregation in 1971. Since returning to WA after her novitiate and teacher training in NSW., she has spent time at Boulder and K algoorlie and is at present at Midvale. She was one of 16 Josephite Sisters making their final profession in Australia this year.

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The Rome daily newspaper, "II Tempo", called the Polish government's action "the first time that a communist government had acceded to the desire of a p ope, changing as a c onsequence established programmes." Polish Catholics had feared the new highway would p revent pilgrims from visiting the national shrine, a gathering point for millions every year. The highway would have p resented an obstacle between the Monastery of .Iasna Gora (Hill of Light), site of the shrine, and the city o f Czestochowa, where virtually all pilgrims to the

shrine sleep and eat during their visits. The highway would have cut across the walking routes from the city to the shrine. A pedestrian underpass had been under construction, but Polish bishops said the underground route would have made things particularly difficult for children and elderly people trying to visit the shrine. In early January. Cardinal S tefan Wynzynski of Warsaw strongly criticized the government plan and a sked prayers "for the intention of the Jasna Gora shrine endangered by the stubbornly pursued plans of t he Czestochowa local authorities.

To ensure that sex education is taught only in the context of marriage and family life, with the emphasis on moral values and not in the context of alternative life styles (E.G. Homosexuals and Lesbians). To ensure that principles of sound discipline, morality and industry are inculcated in education and not those of self-centred materialism.

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To stop the screening of "R" classified films at W ASHINGTON (NC) — drive-in cinemas open to public view, pending The number of permanent the restoration of stricter film censorship. deacons in the Catholic 8. To ensure that prostitution is not legalised. Church in the United States 9. To ensure that the law on homosexuality rose by nearly 1,000 from remains unchanged so that children and 1978 to 1979. young persons are protected from pervert The number of candidates predators. preparing for the diaconate 10. To ensure that marijuana and other drug use increased by more than 100 remains illegal. and there are now about 125 1 1 . To reinforce R.T.A. action against the drinking permanent deacon training driver danger to all whose lives and wellbeing centers in the United States, are endangered by this lethal syndrome, some serving more than one especially in reference to Sunday drinking in hotels. diocese. As of October 1979, there The Festival of Light respectfully requests your were 4,028 deacons in the answers to these questions and would you kindly c ountry compared with return your reply as prompty as possible to the 3,087 a year earlier. The Secretary, 37 Nollamara Avenue, Nollamara. 6061. number of candidates for the d iaconate was 2,621 Name of Candidate• Signature. compared to 2,515 in 1978. Permanent deacons perform a variety of ministerial For further information write with stamped f unctions in parishes, address envelope to Secretary F.O.L. 37 d ioceses and religious Nollamara Ave W A. 6061 institutions in the United States. Most are married and Name have full-time secular jobs. In 1975 there were 898 deacons and 1,841 candi- i.ddress dates for the diaconate.

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Working wives: Tax incentives

PROPONENTS in A ustralia for tax incentives to be given to w orking mothers to r eturn to fulltime houshold duties would find the British and the French taxation systems a fascinating study.

By John PHILLIPS, London. Following the publication last year of the statement, Beyond Unemployment a number of correspondents in The Record discussed the question of married women in the workforce. The following item reprinted from "THE WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN" shows that the issue is debated far beyond Australia's shoreline.

OFFICIAL From : The ARCHBISHOP Clergy Appointments: Father James O'BRIEN, chaplain to W.A.I.T., to be priest in charge of Inglewood in succession to Father Matthew DIVINEY who has retired to Ireland because of ill-health. Father Reg SMITH, formerly parish priest of Kulin-Kondinin to be locum tenens at Swanbourne parish. Father Peter WHITELY, formerly assistant priest of Moora, to be parish priest of KulinKondinin. Father Thomas McDONALD, formerly assistant priest at Mirrabooka to be assistant priest at Subiaco.

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The venue for the Catechists' Training Course has now been transferred from Mercedes College to the Catholic Education Office, Salvado Road, Wembley, commencing on February 18 at 7.30 p.m. Enrolments should be completed now by phoning Sister Justina or her assistants on 381 5444.

CATHEDRAL ASHES At St. Mary's Cathedral on a Ash Wednesday, February 20, ashes will be blessed and distributed at the commencement of Mass beginning at 6.45 a.m., 12.10, 1.10 and 5.45 p.m.

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The British mother who bracket suburb of London income of $8166 plus the does not work is penalised by found she was the only girl in $416 annual allowance for a class of 30 whose mother the two children. the tax system. This gives a total of $8582. The French, however, give did not work. A mother who keeps to the such lucrative incentives for big families that only the kitchen is certainly penalised CONTRAST Then to take a married m ost poverty stricken under the British system. She receives $A8 a week net couple with two children mother has to work. Several reasons can be for each child and this is the where the wife works. given for such diverse only allowance to which she They have the same gross the dean had been trying to say income as the first couple. is entitled. attitudes. Some of the people who sit in churcheswould say that By this stage whatever a matter of no concern. become had place first get the in they pulpit Britain is far more densely Her husband will receive a $10,000 but in this case the when clergy open their mouths in the of clergy opening their mouths case classic a was It the and $7000 easily. man's earns personal too husband married and France shade a than populated attention more. At worst a congregation may show its disapproval by with nobody listening any consequently there is no allowance of $3630 which is wife earns $3000. several lessons to be learnt from the are a There taking even and sometimes be taxec to his sleeping elect gross from They to often, deducted increase desire fidgeting national exercise. earnings before income tax is jointly. The husband nip in the collection. the population. be a health receives the married man's Fortunately, people are too kind either to talk back or Firstly, it always has been and always will The exact opposite is the applied, his mouth. open to spokesman Christian a for hazard the and walk out. case in France. President de The workingmother. on the allowance of $3630 of the Australian That is what the Christian command of following Christ cent per 15 mere income a since earned much receives But hand, wife $2330 other of point a made Gaulle population sit and listen to sermons in churches each is all about. demanding that the birthrate more favourable treatment. allowance. comfortable parish for income $8 taxable the Thus to their addition Sunday there is a distinct risk if a clergyman tries to talk The trouble is that a lofty pulpit or a In principle This be increased. the current media from arena different a is bulletin him. know not do who cent per is given 85 an the is $4040. to each child she remains in force. paragraphs in a three and feast a is seconds 30 generated where skirmish earned income allowance of Their tax bill for this A case in point was the newspaper on essay. an is Robarts paper Dean Anglican Perth of remarks by net leavinga week tax is free. is $1062 which last amount $2330 BIRTHRATE (AID), (not to be Like the politicians, clergy have to learn to survive With de Gaulle it was a In addition she can elect to amount of $8938. When the Artificial Insemination by Donor precariously in the media rapids. AlHusband). from with the children d her for separately confuse allowances question of national pride, be taxed Secondly, church spokesmen have to remember that weekly his in flock his to M ore French men made husband or have their joint are added on the grand total The observations of a pastor majority of people plugged into those media do not the exercise family enough harmless a be to ought etin bull taxed jointly. of $9770. France potentially more incomes rly want to hear what the Church says on particula the around parishes of thousands powerful. so the argument whichever is most advan- So the family with the and happens in sacrifice for sin, or life from the Father Christ's prayer, mother working is nearly country. tageous. ran. with the slightest whiff of morals, — subject any But an have Perth of media the reason curious In practical terms there has As a general rule, however. $1200 or 13 per cent better For some better — will catch a fleeting eye or the sex to closer the the in ,nsatiable fascination with whatever is said been no economic deterrent it is not worthwhile for a off. ear. an half which hedral presumably George'sCat St. of to this line of France is a big married couple to choose The French family is newsletter that or less than any other newsletter. The Church is confronting today a population (in European terms), rich separate taxation of wife's staggeringly well off claims to be no more around December is hard put to distinguish between a to listen to actually having from escape an be may It country with a performance earnings unless their compared with the British Father Christmas and Jesus of Bethlehem. preacher to read his remarks from afar in the last few years that has combined gross income is at when the mother doesn't Rev. Sam the Churchman, Uniting the Floreat At outpaced even big West least $29,800 which is high work. NOT ABOUT McCollum, gives his congregation a fighting chance by earning rate by British Germany. Church's , offering a copy of "Sam's Sermon -, but at a cost of 10 The Christian motive behind much of the POINTS Britain is poor in compari- standards. chosen carefully in out spelt be to will have moralising son with France. The gross An example could be given Take for example a man cents. that are going to win converts and not merely words national product per capita of the man with two children with a wife at home and two CATHOLIC STATEMENT raise heat. is one third less than France's with a non-working wife and children. But, however good his intentions, Dean Robarts has dean's the that felt News Daily The last, Friday On of on a typical salary The wife is a dependant, and the gap is widening. ately finished up arguing with and about unfortun page for story interesting and like the children, gives remarks were a sufficiently T o maintain a decent $10,000. not about issues. and people standard of living, the With his married man's him a tax allowance of $400 one. the Catholic Church has to appreciate a to home, Closer churchmen two that chance Never slow to miss the average British mother is allowance deducted his making a total of $1200. its preachers and listeners in the faces that dilemma put St. taxable income is $6370. The French tax system might disagree on a subject the newspaper forced to work. today. of context a in O'Reilly, Pat Father spokesman, The first $1500 is taxed at a works on a points table with Mary's Cathedral In addition to the direct message of the gospel, the dilemma. rate of 25 percent, the rest at each child worth a point. ONLY ONE rch has the duty to speak out against those moral Chu be should subject the that intention his It was not A journalist colleague of the standard rate of 30 per The married man with two that sap the life of God out a world that HE so evils a has also Press, but he children and say a taxable r aised in the secular mine reports that recently his cent. responsibility of not being seen to duck to the issue if the lovingly made. teenage daughter at a good The total tax bill for the income of $13,750. after all of divorce, abortion, of the Catholic Church is sought on this or any But to confront the evils opinion net a leaving allowances pays $2186. school in a meduim, upper- family is $1834 euthanasia and the like is only half the ion, sterilisat issue. r If he had four children, othe well enough from past experience to choose story. however, his tax hill would He knew Many people today are being forced into these briefly and carefully. words his be only $1 108. Your Contact through pressures that are complex and often practices was AID of practice the said simply that The tax saving to a married He their control at the time. not within nacceptable to Catholic moral teaching and that it was man is limited to $1911 per u show no obvious malice in their actions, people such If husband between communion marital the contrary to dependant, so a man with six in speaking on these issues, will have to Church, the wife. or seven children would pay and impute guilt to individuals. to not care take coupleswho those on judgement no made He pointedly little or no tax at all on an In the noisy electronic world of today it is sobering to might have followed the practice. men or of income above average by But by Saturday night heat had entered into the hear St. Paul say: "If I have all the eloquence of a gong Australian standards. simply am I love, ALL HOURS without but speak angels, subject with "The Weekend News" reporting hostile 458 4092 reaction of an anonymous couple and a Melbourne booming or a cymbal clashing. GROWTH professor to the remarks of Dean Robarts. No wonder that France's population growth rate is 0.8 per cent while in Britain it is CHARADE only 0.2 per cent -- the third By Sunday the full hazard of speaking in public was lowest in the world. ORTEM FINANCE PTY. LTD. visible. Britain's financial disThe "Sunday Independent", having a feast of its own, LEND MONEY incentives to have large had an anonymous "staunch Methodist" couple WITH OR WITHOUT families and for the wife to "slamming the Church". SECURITY FOR ANY WORTHWHILE stay home add up to a In a six-line summary the Catholic spokesman, Father PURPOSE significant factor. O'Reilly, was bundled in with Dean Roberts and alleged A few years ago the to have said that AID was "dangerous dehumanising L LOANS * PERSONA S WE ET influential "Economist" and carried the implication of adultery. "' * HIRE PURCHASE magazine forecast that there That was precisely what Father O'Reilly had NOT said. * LEASING w ould come the time in The height of the charade was reached when a Britain when people would television news team arrived mid morning at St. Mary's actually be taxed for every Cathedral with the news that Dean Robarts had just child they have above a made a statement and would Dean Foley care to certain number, say two. comment. P.oduced FINANCE PTV LTD. It's a prediction that may They were non-plussed to hear from Dean Foley that CLAREVALE ISAIA yet come true. the item had been in the Press several days before, 1322 HAY STREET, WEST PERTH, together with a Catholic statement. By Sunday evening it was a case of foot in the open W.A. 6005 RECORD mouth as Dean Robarts had to field hints from Anglican Advertising TELEPHONE 321 9066 Archbishop Sambell that it was not necessarily an 684 ALBANY HIGHWAY, EAST VICTORIA PARK Telephone Anglican opinion, followed by the Dean seeking support TELEPHONE 361 3164 from other Anglican sources. 328 1388

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WhyIremain Catholici disciplined priest• explains his attitude

PARIS (NC) — "The Catholic Church, yes; the Roman Inquisition, nor said controversial Swiss theologian, Father Hans Kung in a frontpage article in the Paris newspaper, "Le Monde". In the article, titled " Why I Remain a Catholic," Father Kung e xplained why he stays in the church despite his many disputes with c hurch authorities, culminating last December with a Vatican decree declaring that he can no longer be considered a Catholic theologian or teach as one.

"In a lasting dialogue w ith colleagues and students, I was able (at Tubingen) to elaborate a Catholic theology with a truly ecumenical character that sought to unite t hese two attitudes: fidelity to the Catholic heritage and openness to Christianity and to the w hole `oikumene' ( church in the broad sense)," said Father Kung. The priest rejected what he called "a Protestant radicalism" that "wants to begin again simply at zero" in the Gospel w ithout taking the historical Christian heritage into account.

always starts from the fact that the witness of some people, of some class or some race, was never lacking, and it seeks to understand the other churches," he said. He said that the Catholic Church was rooted in particular cultures and races but "in his justly specific place the Catholic theologian is attentive to the universality of Father Kung insisted the Christian faith." that he is still a Catholic To be Catholic, he said. theologian, although is, "in the full sense of the church authorities have term, to be ecumenical." . ordered him removed • He insisted that he is a f rom his Catholic In the new manual arts centre at Sacred Heart College Sorrento the mysteries of a woodworking machine ar, Roman Catholic. t eaching post at the explored by, left to right Murray GRAHAM, deputy principal; Barry JOYCE, senior maths teacher, and Rol' "Once again. I have University of Tubingen. W AKE, social studies teacher. nothing against Rome!" West Germany. he said. The theologian said that "But," he added,"Ithink he remained a Catholic H e also said that it is precisely because I "because I will not let C atholicity had an want to be a Catholic myself be removed from essential spatial dimentheologian that I cannot that which, throughout sion, different from purely and simply bind my life, has been dear and "Protestant particumy Catholic faith and my precious to me. It is a fact larism," that was "inCatholic theology to that I was born in the clined to be hypnotized pretentions of a Roman • Catholic Church." by the local church, its a bsolutism that has faith and its life." He also said he is a become excessive since Sacred Heart College, Sorrento, opens 1980 with major new facilities in the areas of art and craft. Catholic for ecumenical "The Catholic theoabout the time of the t media, manual arts, communications commercial studies in addition to further classroom areas. reasons. logians, on the other hand Middle Ages." • -40-410-4-11-4-41-•-•-•-•• •-•-•-•-••-•-•-•-•• •• • • • • • • Sudden rainy conditions develop to meet the needs of taught more comfortably forced indoors a ceremony parents and children in the than before. last Sunday in which the area. extensions were blessed by Mr. Viner emphasised the The latest series of buildings Bishop Quinn and officially link between school youth is the sixth building project opened by Mr. R I Viner, and employment and the s ince the college was ROME (NC) — The But it insisted that there are F ederal Minister for need for the community to established at Sorrento in V atican's condemtheological ideas expressed Employment and Youth recognise the importance of 1967. today "which deny the most Affairs. adequate preparation for the nation of Swiss theojuStifilled% fundamental truths of the The several new buildings world of work. logians, Father Hans ENROLMENT f aith and Christian on the beachfront campus Kung, was fully justi• have cost $380,000, of which morality." It will serve a schoo fied, the prestigious hreatasane theology, cciesib:1 $230,000 is covered by a enrolment that has no Jesuit review, "Civilta government grant and the $150m. PLAN expanded to Year 11 anc Cattolica," said in a science must operate within remaining $150,000 by a which in 1981 will grow frorr college loan. editorial. advanced by theologians or of the church and of the the community of faith of the He outlined the Common- the present 360 to over 40( "The church is not a other men of culture, or ecumenical councils, the church. wealth Government's pupils. WORK c ultural club nor an when doubts about truths of existence of a magisterium "Certainly some tension concern for youth entering The co-educational enrolassociation of theologians." the faith are raised," the 12- (church teaching authority) between theology and the In his address Bishop Quinn t he workforce and its ment has doubled in the last magisterium cannot be himself a one-time pupil of propos "It is the People of God on page editorial said. al to make available three years and with the endowed with the charism of its path through history " Civilta Cattolica'' infallibility," the editorial eliminated and is even the Sisters of Our Lady of the over first five years $150 r apidly filling suburb; beneficial," the editorial Missions paid tribute to the million Which, to reach salvation, attacked contentions by said. for programmes on around the college there arc said, "but one must avoid, on work of the congregation. n eeds to believe and Father Kung that the the transition from school to strong enrolments for all the • either side, creating a climate He said that their efforts work. persevere in the faith," said Vatican procedure against THE POPE lower grades, a spokeswoo f mutual hostility or had ensured that the college the fortnightly review whose him was unjust. The college principal, Sister man said. "One cannot reasonably suspicion." had continued to expand and M argaret McInerney, e ditorials often reflect People who have A staff of 23, including twc read doubt that he denies a truth V atican policies and F ather Kung's thanked the teachers for Sisters, conduct the school. books -the infallibility oft he pope viewpoints. their continuing concern for Also the Sisters conduct a "cannot reasonably doubt The church "needs to know that he denies or at least puts -- clearly defined by a the education of the children boarding residence for 7: With certainty what is the in doubt traditional truths, council -- Vatican I — as a entrusted to the school. girls. true faith, particularly when s uch as the apostolic truth revealed by God, to be S he indicated that the The college is on a 20-acre ROME (NC) -- Italian new hypotheses on matters succession of the pope and necessarily believed by all provision of the new teaching site on West Coast Highway Catholics must offer "a o f Christian faith are the bishops, the infallibility Christians," it added. areas enabled subjects to be at Sorrento. It recalled that the renowed sign of hope" to a world frightened and confused German theologian, Jesuit Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears, Sharpened and Set F ather Karl Rahner. by international tensions "certainly not a 'theologian and problems. leaders of and coherent presence of of the Roman Curia," said in t he Italian Bishop' their own principles." 1 970 that Father Kung Conference said. Christians were urged to In a closing communcontradicted the teaching of engage in programs 4 QUEEN STREET — 321 4390 — LOCKSMITHS ique for their winter Vatican I. involving aid t o expectant "Civilta Cattolica" m others and their also meeting, members of the Locks, Door Closers and Safe Overhauled and Serviced defended the Vatican against conference's Permanent children, assistance to C AR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT Immediate charges by Father Kung that C ouncil presented a p sychiatric patients, Service the condemnation threatens pessimistic picture of the outreach to prisoners and t he freedom needed for current world situation. • attention to the needs of • But "fear and fatalism... • theological research. single persons and the are not the roads to • It seems to us that such fears elderly. have no serious and objective follow," they said. The communique also "The international foundation. directed a special appeal Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. •• "Often a prejudicial distrust sector is alarming," the to Italian politicians. ••• of anything that 'comes from communique said. "The "Permit us respectfully PERTH 6000 political and economic • to tell those who have • R ome' leads one to see an situation (of Italy) is attack on freedom in every $1,0Q0,000 First Prize particular duties in social sharply deteriorating." intervention of the magisand political life and T ICKETS $20 — FULL BOOK $500 The Permanent Council terium in the doctrinal field," legislative activities in the called on all Italians - No. 2 LOTTERY $80,000 it said. country how decisive and especially Italian The editorial said that there t heir commitment to TICKETS $2 — FULL BOOK Christians — to confront had been "sad cases in the honest and unselfishness No. 3 LOTTERY $30,000 terrorism, violence, drt.gs past" when the church can be and how much the • TICKETS Si — FULL BOOK $50 and pornography "with people need their com• c ondemned new ideas LOTTO • COUPONS ALSO AVAILABLE AT DOOGUES the constant, competent, "which later proved fruitful petency and their wit".•••*******••••••••• unselfish, persevering ••••••••••••••••••••••••• for the faith itself." ness," the hisho s said.

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Marriage Encounter day of training at lesmurdie

Fifteen couples resthing that is good. ponsible for leading P eter and Veronica and promoting the Dymond are assisting John a nd Joanne O'Neil of Marriage Encounter Applecross, who together Resource programmes with Fr. John Jegorow, are attended a training day Resource programme coat Mazenod College, of a detailed leaders' guide. Lawrence Marriage En- ordinators. Lesmurdie last Satur- It is a simple way for anyone counter team training co- The evening concluded with faith to share that faith ordinators, introduced the with a barbecue at the day afternoon.

Gospel discussion while Dymond residence. The session was organised with others. said Marion and Neville Moran Colin and Patricia Healey, day, the of aim The Veronica and Peter by to who together with Fr. Dan of Applecross, said: "It was Dymond and Fr. John Peter and Veronica was a Foley co-ordinate Marriage wonderful to share the support and reinforce . Jegorow those Encounter in W.A., closed involvement of other couples among spirit family The Marriage Encounter afternoon with an in our church in such a R esource Community responsible for promoting t he talk on the Mission positive way". inspiring programmes. different the sponsors seven different For Angelo and Elizabeth the of a couple to be apostolic. parish programmes that are During the afternoon celebrated of Kalamunda, the Jegorow Sanzone of idea Fr. their shared couples applicable to parents, the encouraged sense of direction a gave the and day Mass searched and teenagers, engaged couples, church the and encouragement by like be to for ouples c tradition and scriptures families and whole parish images and teaching of prophets and apostles of old, sharing with committed communities. to set aside their fears and people while Wayne and Each programme is run on a church. in Jesus who is source Anne Spencer simply said: trust Bernard and Bernardette Local level with the assistance and power behind every- "We got a lot out of it".

Unemployment: 'Moral problem'

OTTAWA (NC) — our society is still a long way "Unemployment is not from achieving this principal goal," they said. simply a political or "As we have stated in preeconomic or social vious messages, the persistproblem," said the ence of poverty, unCatholic bishops of employment, regional C anada. "It is a disparities and a variety of related social problems demprofoundly moral and that there is someonstrates our in problem itual spir They suggested some basic opportunities. thing wrong with our social times." The large investments of order.

causes which include: and economic The bishops discussed Can- The concentration of the capital in high technology The long-term task was to probt ada's unemploymen country's economic power in industrial projects (pipe- develop alternative induslems in a social message, the hands of a small number lines, hydro-electric opera- trial strategies designed to issued last week, entitled of corporations which has tions), which may increase meet human needs, they said. "Unemployment — the made it difficult to develop the Gross National Product "This would require effecHuman Costs." labor-intensive industrial but produce relatively few tive measures to increase the The bishops challenged strategies that generate thou- permanent jobs. self-sufficiency of Canada's Canadian Christians to unite sands of new jobs. The prolonging of lockouts industries, strengthen the to fight the root causes of The continued centraliza- and strikes which result in a manufacturing sector and unemployment which is tion of the majority of job- loss of productivity and other job-producing induscausing enormous suffering producing industries in aggravate conditions of tries, redistribute capital of for almost 800.000 Canadi- major metropolitan areas, unemployment. industrial development in ans. underdeveloped regions,and which contributes to grow"As unemployment threat- ing problems of unemploy- THE SYSTEM enhance community ownerens to become a more or less ment and economic dis"The primary purpose of ship and control of local permanent fact of life in our parities in several other economic system, the industry," said the bishops. any poreconomy, a substantial are asked to supregions of the country. has constantly Christians hurch c -• tion of our population is in struggles of specific port he t serve to be taught, should danger of becoming more OWNERS people require unemployed workers, particall needs basic marginalized and disillusi- The high level of foreign for a more full human life," ipate in efforts to develop oned," the bishops said. ownership and control of alternative strategies and the bishops said. principal industries putting "In Canada today, despite help increase community DESPAIR Canadian workers in a the many efforts to deal with ownership and control of Without work, serious fam- vulnerable position during the urgent needs of people, industries where desirable. ily and social problems times of economic recession, erupted and the unemployed subject to plant shutdowns could develop a sense of and layoffs. The orientation of the econdespair. they said. The bishops said that the omy toward the exporting of problems of continued natural resources rather than unemployment were com- manufacturing them into finplex and no instant or magic ished products, thereby giving up new employment solutions existed.

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Pictured at Left DAVID and JUDY BEST (We the Parish programme) sharing their understanding of the church with help of a photo image with SALLY and BRUCE ROBINSON (Family weekend programme)

WA tertiary students to national conference slept under the stars

who "Ballarat or bust" was the theme song of the W.A. contingent of Federation travelled by private bus to the recent Tertiary Catholic Australia Conference.

in W.A. will The seven intrepid Nullar- unemployment and social hopefully we we were vision, the out carry the development and bor crossers were Dennis justice to live conference the at given a in spirituality one's of Smythe Felicity and Banks in God of Kingdom out the context. (UWA), Steve MacMahon tertiary environments tertiary our Don Br. the to CAE), given was lands (Ned Ample time to a Wedd (Murdoch) and Judi discussion of trends in and strive to lead others kingdom the on recognition Wedd Allan other Br. on r, societies Schneide Catholic within themselves. and Anne Little (WAIT). campuses. under ANNE LITTLE The group camped T he challenge. and the stars on an Aboriginal / , eVeda 7,27,4727,77/ 7177, 41 , ; 7277,Z177127/""77277/7Z7,177177/7 yj,,/ reserve and enjoyed campfire exchanges with our original Australians. T he busy traffic of Melbourne and Ballarat was quite a change to driving in • V ATICAN CITY (NC) — Delegations of Perth. The local contingent joined C zechoslovakian and Vatican officials with • over 80 delegates from undertook a series of meetings in Rome to major tertiary institutions • discuss problems in Czechoslovakia. from all over Australia. • The theme of the conferHeading the Czechoslo- ministry. • vakian delegation was Karel Just a year before that the ence "Thy Kingdom Come" Flruza, president of the government had finally, proved to be particularly Secretriat for Ecclesiastical after years of negotiation, relevant for us as Catholic • Affair. Archbishop Luigi allowed the Vatican to tertiary students. REFRESHER COURSE QUICK A P oggi, papal nuncio redraw diocesan boundaries It challenged us to IN CHRISTIANITY specializing in Church-State in the heavily Catholic area internalize the good news of within communist Kingdom the in as a ffairs of Slovakia for the first time Jesus The next three-day weekend will be us. countries, was in charge of since World War 11. held on February 29 — March 3 this of delegation. consequence Vatican The the n 1979 there were reports p ersonal response to Despite some gains in I more Catholics were participate in the kingdom Church-State relations in that Perth: actively involved in should be seen in a number of getting recent years, including S. group of 77" the "Charter a as of Franciscan Retreat House. particularly areas, government recognition human akian Czec-hoslov witness, both communal and Victoria Park. Cardinal Frantisek Tomactivists. Last fall six personal, to those who do asek as archbishop of Prague rights including four not live already in the For all enquiries and application forms contact: in 1978 after a 13-year Catholics, reported kingdom. were priests, the impasse, reports from as dissidents. IAN HANDCOCK This witness, whether it be c ountry recently have arrested Telephone: 339 1909 indicated a new crackdown. The government has made contemplative or active, is A year ago Vatican Radio strong efforts to discourage vital if we truly want to bring FRANK TOWNSEND, BUNBURY reported that regional Catholic children from about the presence of the Telephone: Home 251668 Bus 254300 authorities were stepping up a ttending catechetical kingdom in the lives of actions to deprive priests of classes. Religious orders others. OLLYE THUIJS, GERALOTON -- 099 212340 the official authorizations o perate under severe The conference programme on discussions also included they need to carry out their restrictions.

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"Getting to know you" NEWS OF YOUTH should be No. 1priority in all group activity ATTENTION FATHER!

all about you", sang charming "Getting to know you, getting to know I". and King "The musical the in Kerr Deborah and He stopped, as he passed by This ought to be the theme person, who is unique the prostitute's house and of special. beginning the at ong s introduce himself to session, seminar camp, every How do you think Jesus did Magdalene. regular or onference c it? Jesus understood the basics meeting. He went to the lakeside and of communication that begin Iam glad to know that it IS introduced himself to with a simple "Hullo, my so, even with monotonous fisherman, Peter. James and name is..." regularity, but we must be John. In to-day's youth groups with dispense to not careful this indispensable exercise at He went to the Customs the leaders must remember in His meetings and in our daily H ouse and introduced to use the same words himself to the tax collector name. lives. Fr. JOHN JEGOROW At a youth group 1 recently named Matthew. attended I was pleased to see the president make a special e ffort to make the new tnembers feel welcome and at home. It is so simple to say "Hullo, m y name is..."

Introductory YCS camp popular

NEWCOMERS

Parish priests or youth group leaders are asked to send one discussion leader for every group of ten or t welve young people to four successive training sessions at the Youth Offices. These sessions are specifically for Daybreak 1980 commencing at 3 p.m. on Sundays February 24 March, 9, 16 and 23. Sessions will conclude before the 5 p.m. Mass at the Cathedral. Enquiries to Fr. John Jegorow 325 4994.

WAIT CATHOLIC GROUP

This week the Tertiary Christian students are holding an orientation camp at St. Joseph's Convent, Safety Bay.

EAST PERTH YCW

On Thursday, February 21 a Review of Life meeting will be held at St. Francis Xavier Hall, Windsor Street, East Perth at 7.30 p.m. Enquiries to full-timer, MiMi Johnson on 325 4994.

HAMERSLEY YCS:-

This group meets every Sunday at 7.30 p.m. in the Parish Centre. FILM NIGHT: The monthly film night organised by the YCW and YCS groups will be held at the Hamersley Mass Centre, Hillwood Avenue on Friday, February, 22 at 7.30 p.m. when the film "Charlie Warrick" will be shown. A cover charge of $2 will be made and enquiries should be made to Katie McAdam on 447 7362. C AR RALLY: On Sunday February, 24 starting between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. at the Entertainment Centre car park, Wellington Street. The cost will be $2 each car, and the proceeds are going towards fund raising. B. Y.O. Food and drink.

QUIZ NIGHT

The Hamilton Hill youth group held a successful quiz night at the Coolbellup Hotel last Monday, February 11 and over one hundred and twenty attended. the Quiz Master, Fr. Bert Adderly, was aided by Chris Carvolho and Mauro Mocevino. First prize was taken off by a table of young people, Tim Carvalho, Peter Feeds, Ern and Debbie Seasmen, Steven and Philip Aylward and Ron Younger.

REDEMPTORIST YOUTH

Last Wednesday a group of young people met with Fr. Tom Ryan for the first meeting of a ten-week series. The aim of the team is to run "youth missions" in parishes throughout the archdiocese. The programmes will commence at the end of the training period.

YOUTH ENCOUNTER

A ctivity of the Youth Encounter movement commenced with a barbecue held at Trinity College last week. The team comprises of 20 young people who hope to run 12 camps in 1980 for year 12 students and workers. Nine camps will be held in Perth and one at Kalgoorlie, Geraldton and Bunbury. Further enquiries to The Secretary, Youth Encounter. Box 74, North Perth, 6006.

Students who attended the first introductory CATHOLIC SINGLES camp learnt that it was a movement run by YCS youth attended Yet I have The Club Committee wishes to invite new or group meetings where hardly students. intending members to a coffee night on Friday, anyone bothered to introFebruary, 22 at 8 p.m. at 96 Kimbterely Street, duce themselves to the They were given pro- By the end of the camp we Leederville. RSVP to Carolyn or Barbara on 381 7768 grammes and were expected were a little upset about newcomers. by Wednesday, February 20. A club Mass to welcome Those who have been part to keep to the time-table leaving as it was like leaving a the new year and the new committee will take place on NCE WORK EXPERIE of a group for several weeks without interference from newly found family. Tuesday February 26 at 8 p.m. at 28 Oakdale Street, The atmosphere of friendUnemployed youth between the ages of 15 and 25 or months have learnt how to the organisers. Floreat Park - please bring a plate and: or drinks. For work as a team and have Prior to the camp we had ship and happiness pervaded have the opportunity to gain from a work experience further enquiries phone Bob Williams on 444 9361 or become friends; they must little or no knowledge of the the camp. programme and get to know new friends by helping Kelly on 349 3690 and Barbara Jakubow on 381 Maria never forget that each day in movement, but we grew close We were able to get to know others. Further information from St. Vincent de Paul events include Dinner Dance on Forthcoming 7768. their area many young to each other and to God each other during evening Society, 48 Gordon Street, Osborne Park 8 a.m. to 4 to Rottnest. March 2. trip a and 23 February people are reaching the age through the small group sessions around the camp p.m. Monday to Friday or phone 444 5041 and ask for we fire. the sessions, games of being eligible to join their Lou or Bruce. played and the prayers we It is difficult to isolate any particular youth group. FOCOLARE feature of the three days as CPY NEWSLETTER The task of the established shared. The Word of Life for February is: "Be careful not to members is to welcome the The atmosphere on the m ore successful than Leaders at the recent CPY Key Leaders' Camp your good deeds before men to attract their we parade Eucharist the but was one camp of friendship another newcomers, introduce agreed to publish a monthly newsletter to groups By doing this you will lose all reward from your themselves, show genuine and trust and we appreciated shared certainly brought us within the movement. It is a chance for groups to share notice. into in Heaven". Jesus Father and God to the of closer assistance interest and try to remember ideas, opinions, and hassles. Deadline for copy is of Focolare meetings, please contact the details For Fr. Nino Vinciguerra of our lives. their names. Perth. Tuesday, February, 19 at 29 Victoria Square, 0724. 444 on tre Cen Leederville, Further enquiries Ivan Banks 325 9449. Bronwen GRAY and Mr. Jim McGinnis, Trinity, IN SHOPS Cassandra GLOSSOP of Business houses know the the full-timers, Dave Kelly CRICKET WASH -OUT John XXIII College. APPEALATHON DISCO value of a name; we see shop and Shawn Boyle and the Last week's planned CPY cricket match was Lena of Joondana hopes to raise funds for c ex YCS ooks members assistants wearing permaaccount of on 17 Sunday. February to postponed WRITE TO NEWS Appealathon 1980 and ask if you keep Friday evening, nent name tags, but have you Felicity English, Leonie rain which however did not dampen the unexpected EDITOR OF April 18 free for this purpose. A devastating Disco will YOUTH and Keynes Andrew ever bothered to thank the Queen's Park group's resoursefullness as they be held at Greenville Hall, Stoneham Way, Tuart Hill P.O. BOX 50 shop assistant by using her or Dymond, a student of adjourned to the school hall for indoor games that were at 7.30 p.m. Supper provided and drinks available his name, that you can read Kalamunda. ABERDEEN STREET followed by a barbecue. Cost $5. Lena Spins on 444 9251. f I so clearly as you receive your We particularly found the PERTH 6000 A I and of celebrations liturgy change? Leaders of youth groups para-liturgy most inspiring. must be aware of the shy and Monica BUTLER, St. retiring young person who Thomas Aquinas, Bedford very much wants to he part of the group, but is slow at Corrine ROWLAND, expressing his or her feelings. Mercy College, Kondoola. An introduction is the beginning of being part of that group. A TMOSPHERE All things on this earth have names; animals, events and Going on a camp with 38 Nearly half of the 550 participants at the even groups of people are strangers can be a pretty A famine and drought of devastating and frightening proportions called by name. traumatic experience, but annual convention of the Focolare movement in threatens five million desperately poor people in the Hazaribagh and The most important name once the getting-to-know- Ballarat last month were under the age of 25. Palamau Districts of South Bihar, India. is that of an individual you session started everyone The monsoon failed anci so did the crops. The water and food situation was relaxed at the second Known as "Mariapolis", willing to listen to me and try is 111111111111111111111IIIIIMMI111111111111111111111 now very serious, and is rapidly getting worse. Many wells my to solution some find it to of Mary, YCS introductory camp held meaning City dried up, and very little useful rain can be expected before have attracted people from all problems at home. M.G. & D.E. at Serpentine recently. monsoon in June. next the here. love real found have New I " and We learnt the value and Australian States O'BRIEN The famine is gravely affecting 14,000 children attending Australian Now I want to go home and importance of finding Jesus Zealand. Jesuit Mission Schools. Thousands of boarders will have to leave my to love same the give in our life through the The theme of the convenschool unless funds are made available to feed them. The boys and her brot, and dad and of mum presence "The was tion principles of YCS. girls affected come from very poor village families. They cannot Age, race and colour were' Jesus in our brother" and and sisters." 20 Mabel Street, afford fees, but contribute rice for their children's needs. no barriers as everyone people were encouraged A Mariapolis will be held in SOUTH PERTH because of famine, most parents will not be able to do this. Now, Western all for w illingly shared their immediately to practise this Perth funds to feed these children, they will not be able without Phone 367 2716 experiences And and enjoyed the concept by being involved in A ustralians during the to return to school. Nummomnounnunnummutumi social and spiritual activities. the minute-by-minute tasks August school holidays at The famine is severely stretching the Mission's meagre resourses. Aquinas College, Manning. of the conference. The demands on its charity are enormous. Priests and Nuns need lots information Bishop Ronald Mulkearns For further of help quickly to feed those in greatest need, to care for the of Ballarat, in an opening about this or other meetings sick and the lepers, and finance the desperate search for water. address, encouraged partici- held, please contact the Please be extra generous . . . and please ask others to help! pants to recall the presence of Focolare Movement, 10/ 54 Jesus within themselves and P ollard Street, Glenda(ESTABLISHED 1888) then take the next step to lough, 6016. 1Thone4440724. recognising him in every 68 STIRLING STREET, PERTH person. Jesuit Mission Centre, 1307 ALBANY HWY., CANNINGTON A rchbishop Little of P.O. 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Franciscan missionary, Padre Juniper Serra 0.F.M., was buried today at San Carlos mission, Carmel, near here. His funeral took place with full Spanish Naval and Military Honours. Padre Serra (71) was a well-known and highly respected figure here on America's west coast. His monument is the string of Saint-named Indian missions founded by him over his last 15 years: San Diego, Sans Carlos, Sans Antonio, San Gabriel, San Luis Obispo, San Juan Capistrano, Santa Clara, San Buenaventura and, north of here, San Francisco. He was a Doctor of Theology and Professor of Philosophy at Palma University, Majorca. before coming as a missionary to the New World in 1750. At first he was a missionary down Mexico way.

Nations compete Later, despite ulcerated feet and legs and bouts of asthma, he rode this western territory accompanied by a cavalry escort. Under his administration the Indians enjoyed a marked improvement in living stantards. Some 6,000 are said to have been Baptized and Confirmed. These missions in the west came into being as a result of Spain's decision to extend its power up the coast. Its 1769 decision to do so was a matter of self preservation. Both Russia and France were reported to be interested in the Spanish silver mines of the south west. The French had pushed on down the Mississippi river since its discovery last century by Jesuit missionary, Fr. Jacques Marquette. They held sway from Natchez to Mobile, way down the river, to New Orleans on the gulf.

West Coast boom The emerging American Republic, too, which declared its independence of England in 1776 and won the war by last year, might also show interest in the west. Consequently, two Spanish Naval and Military expeditions were sent up the west coast here to occupy the ports of San Diego and Monterey. Padre Serra went with them and founded his first two missions. T wo civilian colonies have also been established, one called San Jose and the other called Los Angeles. There also are a few Spanish ranches in this area. Latest figures to hand number Franciscan missions in Spanish territory at 100, with 450 missionaries caring for about 200,000 Indians. Some 29 Jesuits, with 29 missions along the Colorado river, were expelled by the Spanish Government after the Pope suppressed the Jesuit Order in 1767.

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The suppression of the Jesuits was the result of attacks on them by some members of the irreligious, French 'intelligentsia'. F.M. Voltaire, J.J. Rousseau and others, who regarded themselves as 'enlightened' people, ridiculed the Church (and especially and Jesuits) as being an obstacle to 'world progress'. They decried any need of a revealed religion, or of divine assistance. 'Reason' and 'science' can solve the world's problems, they say. A hundred years ago, the Jesuits converted wild Indian tribes of Paraguay into a very successful Christian community based on cooperative living. The scheme had been inspired by Dominican Father (later bishop) Bart de las Casas, O.P. In 1767 it all ended when Pope Clement 14 (afraid, some say, of Church schism) bowed to the anti-Jesuit propaganda and suppressed the Society of Jesus. Spain and France expelled all Jesuits from their territories. The peaceful Paraguayanas, attacked by marauders, have now reverted to savagery. According to military scout, Pecos Jim, Indians here in the wild west vary a great deal in character.

Around the Churches this week An up-to-the-moment report by Father JOSEPH RUSSELL "Down near the Rio Grande" he says," the Apaches are real wild ones" "The Yuma Indians, near the Colorado, ha ,- e massacred missionaries" "Those up here near Monterey are a spiritless lot; while, down near San Diego, you can't trust any of them" "Yet the Chumash, south of here, are a lively but orderly lot who really know how to make a canoe" "Between San Diego and San Francisco I've come across 6 different languages". "While the Church has all the influence here in the west. the 13 Republic colonies of the east ar.-: almost completely Protestant: Congregationalist, Baptist and Methodist. Pennysylvania, founded by Quaker, W.Penn, with its capital of Philadelphia (meaning Brotherly Love) is friendly to all religions. There are signs that Protestantism in America is tending towards a non-doctrinal, emotional sort of religion. W andering preachers travel the eastern territories laying great stress on the last book of the Bible, the Apocalypse. The Apocalypse (or book of Revelations)deals with the end of the world and Christ's second coming. Such groups as the 'Shakers' and the 'Jumpers' rely on inner guidance by the Spirit.

Strange doings The Shakers are characterized by shaking, whirling, shouting, prophesying, dancing. . and singing in strange tongues. Ex-Quaker, 'Mother Lee', formerly Ann Lec (48) from England, is the guiding force. The Shakers believe that Christ is the 'male principle' and Mother Lee is the 'female principle'. They deny every single Christian doctrine, it seems, and their goal is union with Christ at His second coming. Meanwhile, American Independence is forcing England to look elsewhere for a place to send convicts and the like. New Holland may be the choice. Saint Peter was asked if it was much good the Jesuits and others pushing out into new countries if they were going to be stabbed in the back by the so-called Catholics back in Europe. The Church did not cause the Dark Ages: rather, it steered the world through them by the rudder offaith. It will do the same through any Dark Age caused by 'enlightened' philosophers or scientists. When such scientists realise that trusting their 5 senses is itselfan act offaith they will trust nothing (and go mad), or turn back to the Church. HIS Church is the guardian of faith and of a fear-free common sense. ' Why are you so frightened?' HE asked US, it'd the middle of the storm, 'Haven't you got any faith?'

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Marists help youth in Brother "flower of the classroom & outside Mexican persecution"

SYDNEY —PERSECUTION is often responsible for a blossoming of them to shedding blood. One important decision the SYDNEY: Although appeared following it. religious fervor, so one could callBrother Basilio Rueda"a flower of the Brothers are One important factor in "There is a danger that we Order had taken, Brother Marist m oving out of the apparently reducing the might act so that we do not let Basilio said, was to remain in Mexican persecution". classroom to meet the numbers of men seeking children have their child- a country if it went Brother Basilio is the Marist Brothers. now based in Rome, he needs of today's youth, admission to the Marist hood, nor young people their communist. Superior General of the Born in Mexico, recently but visited Australia apostolate Brothers youth," , was school said the Brother raising Basilio. of the for the fifth time. especially in Australia, the age of acceptance of He was born in Guadawill always take the novices to 20. lajara in 1924 during the foremost place in their The decade 1910-1970, the • r evolution when a Vietnam years, was a very activities.

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determined effort was troubled period for vo• Brother Basilio Rueda, cations in the United States. under way — and had M exican-born Superior- Brother Basilio said. been for some years — to Just last week, a General of the Order, said Brother Kieran, handed down to us through eradicate the Church. Provincial competent layman was t he infallible Church, this in an interview with the of the Sydney Province, who through its many forms, for BLOODY "Catholic Weekly" recently. was present at the interview, speaking to me about example, councils, Papal Brother Basilio was on his said the same effect was the books Catholics It was a bloody time, the declarations, some infallible time fifth visit to Australia. noted in Australia where, in read. These were good of Father Pro and some authentic and by the many When Blessed Marcellin one year, the order lost 12 out other martyrs. atholics C reading , the ordinary teaching of the Catholic schools Champagnat founded the of 85 scholastics. were good books. Church. Order in 1817 he worked forbidden so they went At least, that was what they One should listen to the underground. through the schools because thought. They were reading that was then the only way to THE REDS It is due to a 'coming to grips Church, when forming one's The Marist Brothers The situation is greatly books on Personality', on reach youth. with the massive increase of conscience. held clandestine schools modern psychology. It was different today. the improved. knowledge about man in the Newman, is his letter to the f or small groups of T his year about 16 written mainly by AmeriSuperior-General said. multiple dimensions of his Duke of Norfolk, pointed primary school boys — postulants are expected and cans by Carl Rogers, Rollo being, his activity and his out that 'conscience truly so groups of ten to 15. called, when it has the right Brother Basilio went to some 15 will go to the May and others. social evolution'. 4TH WORLD The books were intended to Father McCormick goes on of opposing the supreme, one of these. Speaking of youth. Brother novitiate at Mittagong. to say that 'when one takes t hough not infallible, His mother died while he Basilic, said: "They touch our Brother Basilio said the get the reader to become into account the many authority of the Pope, may was still a small boy, hearts and we must learn how Order had brothers in nearly 'whole', to free themselves e very country of the from inhibitions, from fears leaving him with a dimensions of the human be described as follows. to contact them. s ituation (biological, 'Unless a man is able to say brother, two sisters and "We must reach out for the Americas from Canada to and bitterness and sexual frustrations. psychological, domestic, to himself as in the presence his father. marginalised youth, the Argentine and Chile. How could avocation be and economic), the of God that he must not and youth of what is called the There were diffuculties with The readers were inspired Father James DY— csocial onclusions of moral dare not act on a papal discovered and develF ourth World — the the upsurge of communism, to 'be themselves' , to 'do NON Si. of St. Thom- reasoning are not always handicapped. the unemploy- especially after the revol- their own thing', to 'become as injunction, he is bound to oped in such an enviroas More College, has clear as traditional theology obey it: ment? ution in Cuba. free'. ed, the school leavers, the been overseas recently. would lead us to believe'. Military dictatorships took youth with problems. He reflects here on CHANGE DUTY In Melbourne, he found over in many countries in the NON —CHRIST that Brothers were moving interest of what they called Some readers were able to e xperiences in the CONFLICT "The persecustion He would commit a grave. c hanged," Brother United States. outside the schools to help national security. read these books and get Again he quotes Hurley sin in disobeying it. He must Basilio said. "It became young people and the same The Marist Order. however some good out of them. 'What is emerging from these was maintaining presence its was happening in Sydney. They were not lulled into speaking with two, or even, debates is that Catholic v anquish that mean, not a persecution of with the help of brothers t he idea that here was three voices in recent years. ethics must give due place to ungenerous, vulgar spirit of blood but of law." The anti-clerical laws another gospel, which would One group speaks of a consideration that his nature, which at the very FAMILY LIFE from Spain. remained. displace the gospel of Christ. absolutes and intrinsic evil traditionally does not seem first rumour of a command Brother Basilio considers But in practice it became But others were making the quite widely. Another group to have received enough places himself in opposition Australia has much to offer LOCALS possible to be open in the to the superior, who gives it; restrict s norms, but has attention, namely, that in the rest of the world, mainly There are seven Marist ideas of Rogers, an avowed asks whether he is exceeding practice of religion. norms — atheist what is and in agnostic keeping until just complex human situations because he sees evidence of provinces in Brazil. all With the revival of recently, the directive ideas without humanity ..which there can be a conflict of his right and rejoices in a strong family life. manned by Brazilians. are not reducible to just moral values in which the moral and practical way to religious practice — the He sees an unusual mixture Similarly, the Brothers in of their lives. Church could go about its comment with scepticism. of the secular and the Mexico, Colombia and Here was a new prophet, a weighing consequences. choice must be left to the He must have no wilful business provided it spiritual. Argentina are all locals. In new messiah. The ideas of Another group might be conscience of the individual. determination to exercise a stayed out of politics — said to judge by conse- The important thing in this Australians wanted all the other countries, the brothers Christ and, of course, of his right of thinking. saying, the young boy could quences alone. With succi regard is that moral values Church were out of date. material things, but were a are mostly Spaniards. answer God's call. When doing just what he pleases, Once again, ambiguity I was anxious among Catholic that can come into conflict very Christian people, In Latin America the Order he was 18 he joined the t he question of truth or Brother Basilio said, and he was working well in schools, to say in the words of Saint m oralists. .and much must be thoroughly weighed Marist Brothers. falsehood, right wrong, or Paul 'Test permissiven the spirits', that is, ess. .the psych- to ensure that the more thought the strong Christian missions, social work and Brother Basilio is now test the ideas of these new ologists have gone on important ones receive the t he duty of possible in his second influence could neutralise among the poor. term as obedience being simply 'prophets' and discern untested. some of the many secular. The Superior -General respect that is due, for superior General. He was of whether they are discarded. helping one But now the question is example, regard for human influences. 43 when he was voted the Marist Brothers is deeply Collisions between the One example of this was the concerned at the world's to walk the 'way of Christ' or b eing asked. .are the life.' into his first nine year Pope's authority Wand the period in charge. not. suggestions of many modern e ncouraging flow of attitude to youth. authority of conscience psychologists in harmony NOT EASY vocations. He was re-elected in "It is not enough to give would be rare, if this were with Christian principles? "We are fishing for youth a good education if we HOLINESS 1976 and will have beenin 'Words, words, words' a understood. A re their suggestions vocations in an ocean that is do not give them moral If they help, follow them. the principal office of the ambiguous or. perhaps. reader may well murmur. Still, Newman concluded, I Order for 18 years when constantly moving," Brother values as well," he said. If not, realise that they are 'What's it mean?'. shall drink to 'conscience amoral? Basilio said. "In many countries, they inadequate, if not completIthink what these moralists first and the Pope after- his term is finished. They are under challenge. There had been a general become the prey of terrorist ely false. Small, sturdy, smiling, are saying is that the general wards!' f alling-off of vocations gangs and accept money Evil can come to us, dressed principle of loving God, Today how important is a Brother Basilio is a muchETHICS throughout the world in the from them. travelled administrator as evil. Or it can come. neighbour and self and of well educated Catholic crisis of the post-conciliar "In some who rarely goes home. 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VATICAN CITY (NC) — Christian unity is "an integral part of God's dan of salvation for all mankind," Pope John Paul II said at his weekly ;enerai audience on January 23. It was the second time in an encouragement and a crowd that he prayed every our days the pope em- stimulus to pray for unity, to day for unity and that he had thasized the church's desire desire unity and to work for had many opportunities for o r unity with other unity among all who believe meeting other Christians in Christ Jesus our Lord," he during the past year. 2hristian churches. -The prayer meeting is the The first time was during said. meeting," he said. truest January u s Angelus talk of "It is a meeting in front of !O. Both came during the URGENT! Neek of Prayer for Christian The pope marked the the Lord. It is a•meeting in the has called us all to _Inity. European Week of Prayer Lord, who "As each year passes, the for Christian Unity with an enter into his kingdom." allto unity becomes more urgent appeal for renewed The pope particularly gave thanks for his meeting in urgent," he told some 8,000 ecumenical efforts. ) eople in the Paul VI The appeal came during the Turkey last November with Ecumenical kudience Hall. pope's Sunday Angelus talk Orthodox "And this specific week of to thousands in St. Peter's Patriarch Dimitrios I, leader of 150 million Orthodox )rayer becomes like an Square. 'innual occasion to examine Unity week is celebrated in believers. )ur conscience before the Europe January 18-25. (In "And how can I forget the ..ord, to ask forgiveness for Australia it is celebrated prayer with representatives he sad divisions which still between Ascension and of other churches during my trip to Ireland and the United livide us and to recommit Pentecost.) lurselves to the duty of "Christian unity is e‘e- States of America? he asked. Iecoming completely one in more urgent in our time in Christ," he added. order that the church may develop its mission more STIMULUS effectively and give witness The divisions among to full faith in the Lord and to Christians are "contrary to proclaiming the Gospel." he _)asic requirements for the said. Kingdom (of God)" and are Quoting from the Second 'opposed to the very nature Vatican Council's "Decree s f the church." Pope John on Ecumenism," the pope said that divisions among Paul said. By BERNARD JAY The pope noted that the Christians "openly contraheme of the 1980 Christian dict the will of God, are a unity week was: "Thy scandal to the world (and) damage the most holy cause In the complex discussions, Kingdom Come.of preaching the Gospel to the propaganda, criticism Lord's the we pray , "As and policy statements on Prayer each day, may the every creature." words 'thy kingdom come' be Pope John Paul told the participation in the Moscow Olympics there is the oft repeated cry that politics and sport do not or should not or must not mix. 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hat is the real truth about China? The recent ordination of a new bishop in Peking has again focused attention on religion in China. Religious and secular papers have pointed out that Michael Fu Tieshan, 47, the new bishop of Peking, was not appointed by Rome but was selected for the position by the Patriotic Association of Chinese Catholics. Neither is the ordaining bishop, Michael Yang of Chingoe diocese in the southern province of Hunan, recognised as legitimate because he too was not appointed by Rome. Both are members of the Patriotic Association of Chinese Catholics. The Association, sometimes called the Chinese National Church, has been in the news since the present Chinese Government began showing a more tolerant attitude to religion in general and to Mohommedanism and Christianity in particular.

A way from Rome The Religious Affairs Bureau of the Chinese Government organised the association in 1957 to draw the allegience of Chinese Catholics away from Rome and direct to itself. The Religious Affairs Bureau forced Catholics to join the association or face severe consequences. Pope Pius XII condemned the Association in 1958. How to "read" religious news from inside China is not always easy. Father Bernard Cleary, Director of the Columban Fathers for ,Australia and New Zealand, advises caution in accepting religious news from China at face value. Before the Chinese Communists took over there were 150 Columbans working in three dioceses in China. By the early 1950's all were expelled, some after serving prison sentences. The Columbans have maintained contact with Chinese priests and lay Catholics.

Still loyal These contacts have revealed a story of loyalty to the Faith in the face of sustained persecution that was at times quite violent. The worst period was during the Great Cultural Revolution starting in 1966. Father Cleary bases his advice on letters received from a former missionary priest in China who has regular contact with priests and lay Catholics inside China. The contacts insist that in evaluating religious news from China certain facts must be kept in mind. The Patriotic Association is the brain child of the Communist Chinese government and is not an organisation that arose spontaneously. It arose out of the government demand that all Chinese Catholics sever connections with the Pope and publicly condemn the Vatican and the Roman Catholic Church as a tool of imperialism. Refusal to break with Rome led directly to persecution.

End to religion According to the contacts the new bishop in Peking made it quite clear there is no ,change in government policy and none is contemplated in demanding the break with Rome. In March 1979 the head of the Religious Affairs Bureau stated the present government policy is to hasten the day when all religion will disappear from Chinese life. The Bureau's interest in religion is to make it extinct. Statements from the new bishop in Peking and the present bishop in Shanghai (also a member of the Association) leave no doubt they are really puppets and speak for the Bureau only. To recognise the Association now would be selling out on 90% of the Chinese Catholics who remained faithful to Rome and in consequence of their loyalty suffered persecution. To allow the State to select and nominate bishops would be just as disastrous for the Church in China as it has been in other countries. The contacts say it is evident unusual standards of fitness have been applied to the selection of some of t hose already appointed as bishops. The archbishop in Foochow in Fukien province, they say, has a wife and three children living with him in the bishop's house. Also they do not doubt the the new bishop in Peking has wit., and at least one child.

By Father Patrick BURKE, St. Columban's Missionary Society, Essendon, Victoria.

Priests struggle on Because they are not allowed to perform religious cermonies in public, priests work at a variety of jobs to support themselves. Teaching English seems to be an occupation for those Chinese priests who studied overseas and write and speak the language. Some live in labour camps, as does one who wrote: "There is terrible discrimination here.Iget a coolie's wages for doing a good teaching job. Sometimes they even take me for a slave. "But these friends never find me a coward in any way and feel at a loss to bring me round to changing my attitude towards 'The National Church'. "I can easily find a job anywhere butIam a native of this county, I have friends all over the place. My friends come to see me every day and I call on them whenever I can. "Although very much fed up and upset sometimes,I hate to leave this place. I'll stay here as long as I can" From another letter the reason for staying is obvious. There are Catholics to be cared for in these camps. Writing from a camp in Kiangsi province one priest said: "I am not going home for the present. I have considered this matter very carefully and have come to the conclusion that I should remain on here.

I n God's hands "Anyway, I am not free to make may own decisions. I leave everything in God's hands in whose care I confided myself long ago. "What the future holds - whether it will be peaceful or troublesome - only God knows. "Please ask your sister and all who are interested in us to pray especially to Our Lady that we may remain faithful to the end to Our Lady and faithful to the Church." He continues: "Even if I could go to your place I would not want to go. "I am a shepherd and I have sheep to look after. I cannot allow the wolf to come and destroy my sheep. If it be God's will I am willing to die for my sheep". He finishes on a more mundane note: ..."prices of all foods have increased considerably in recent months but I am earning enough to support myself so you need not worry about this." There is no reliably exact figore for the number of legitimate bishops alive in China today.

A live, in prison It is certain that the legitimate bishop of Shanghai, Bishop Kung Ping-mei, is still in prison in Shanghai; the legitimate Archbishop of Canton, Bishop Teng, is still in prison in Canton. Nobody is allowed to see or interview them. The source continues: "Unfortunately we do not have complete information on the remaining legitimate bishops who numbered about 40 by the time the Patriotic Association was established. "A number of these are certainly dead but we have heard of one or two who live in circumstances similar to that of the priests we know." Commenting on the bishops selected by the a ssociation the source said: "It is interesting to note that in 1958, 23 Chinese bishops were appionted to lead the Patriotic Church." Between 1959 and 1963 twenty more were added. " Then in 1963 The United Front (of all religions)was dismantled and with it disappeared the Religious Affairs Bureau. "In 1966-69 most of the Patriotice Association bishops were victims of the Great Cultural Revolution and many were condemned as 'frauds and hypocrites".

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1URSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1980 I

LETTERS to the Editor Jobless youth, pay and spending on alcohol, etc. Sir,

Schools case goes to the Full High Court

that Commonwealth aid to High Court judge Mr religious schools is unconstiJustice Murphy has tutional under sections 116 d irected that the and 96 of the Australiao c onstitutional chalConstitution. Section 116 lenge to the validity of deals with religious freedom, and section 96 with grants to• ' Commonwealth aid to the states. religious schools be argued before the Full "Ihave been very concerned appropriate for an expedi- CHALLENGE High Court of Aust- with enabling the matter to tious disposition of the case The case challenges the ' ralia. come before a Full Court in is to direct that it be argued validity of the States Grants He has referred the case to a State in which the before the Full Court."

Schools Assistance Acts from 1972 to the present time and the Appropriation Act M r Justice Murphy by which aid is granted in the No date has been set for its large amount of oral and discussed with counsel for territories. It seems that fatalism, cated for employment. both parties the nature of the documentary evidence. hearing. greed, politics and, on the Maybe so, at the price of Mr Neil McPhee QC is A t a special sitting in "The parties have, at my submissions to be made both counsel for the plaintiffs. part of parents, ignorance of today's wages. Melbourne on Wednesday, r equest, engaged in a on the facts and the law to the the real interests, spiritual What about letting wages Defendants are the ComJanuary 9 - the 28th day of detailed and thorough Full Court. and economic, of their for these kids find their monwealth of Australia, reached was Agreement factual the of level? say economic examination should I (maybe opened proper case the since hearing hildren c Then we would see just how before Mr Justice Murphy and legal issues and this has, and it was decided that these represented by Mr M. H. misguided parents). on March 6, 1979- he said he in my opinion, overcome the submissions would be filed B yers QC, Solicitor. The latest national wage many are unemployable. Sir, General, for the Commonincrease, if it had been Of course, this one is for the I acknowledge that a had indicated earlier that he problem of referring the with the High Court Registry wealth; and the National 14. February by Court." Full the to forward. matter put to should case have the unions considered could directly, applied statement of mine to which Council of Independent provided at least 350,000 PETER BERTOLA Father Ahern drew attention be referred to the Full Court. Mr Justice Murphy said The case was brought by the Bremer Bay. (The Record January 31) He referred to different that of the methods of Council for the Defence of Schools, represented by Mr jobs at $200 a week, and for B. J. Shaw QC, instructed by s chool-leavers certain could seem to denigrate the methods of referringa case to referance available he had G overnment Schools Messrs Corr and Corr. claims which most (D.O.G.S.) "the that decided said: and Court mployment. Full the e past work of the Young It is a situation of the rich Christian Students. getting richer, and in the rich The statement was not Iwould include most people Sir, intended to be derogatory with jobs, for it is very Last week I went to enjoy but as an indication of the e vident to me that the (as I hoped) the Danny La growth of YCS over the last wanton universal consumptwo decades. Rue show. tion of alcohol, cool drinks, The decisions and visions of senior with packed was t I smokes, fast foods, enterrecent YCS executives have the was it as citizens, tainments, cars — the lot, been the result of hard work matinee. you name it — is the result of and the experience of those was I Catholic a s A too much money for litte HONG KONG (NC) — Broadcasters of religious programmes are hopeful that China's new who worked for YCS in the Danny's with disgusted effort for a lot of employed opening to the West may mean an increase in short-wave broadcasts to that country. repeated inuendos about 1960's and 1970's. people. debt in be always shall We t ransmits 27 hours a day sex. of dail broadcasting to determine the size of the The hope was expressed There is the ridiculously I wouldn't call them jokes. to these people. to China. C hina with all the current audience and the at a five-day meeting of programming in Mandincongruous situation, As a Catholic surely he In reply to Mr. Donnelly's braodcasters involved in types of programming B roadcasters at the arin. It hopes to broaden they want. meeting said that letters where the housewife will go could have known real witty challenges to the YCS, we Chinese programming. t he programming to Currently, the only from listeners in China The meeting was organaccept his active concern for out to a job so that jokes to get the laughs. include the Cantonese feedback comes through had grown tremendously ised by the Hong Kong exorbitantly expensive fast I walked out at 4.15. To the unemployed and youth. and Hakka dialects. since the normalization of unsolicited letters sent by food meals become the chief think just the week before we However, we would prefer office of the International with the United K uangchi Program individuals. relations for Catholic Association family meals. had that wonderful Charis- that he make his criticisms Radio and Television. FEBC said that Service does no broadStates. C Vatican urrently, That's one example of the matic celebration. positive and not derogatory casting, but provides prior to 1979, it received S ome broadcasters Radio has only a half haywire economics and Inow call him Danny the of those who work hard for already have approached recorded Chinese progabout 20 to 30 letters a hour programdialy of socially destructive way of the Rude. the Church. ram material to Vatican year, but 10,781 letters Chinese authorities for ming in Mandarin, the life today. It is said that a lot Radio and RVA. from China were received SHAWN BOYLE permission to conduct MARIE WILLIAMS main Chinese dialect, but The Catholic efforts are of youngsters are uneduin 1979. YCS Full-time worker.; listenership surveys to hopes to increase this in Redcliffe. small in comparision with Catholic stations also the near future, including other Christian operar eported a marked broadcasts of Sunday tions. Far East Broadincrease, but it was not as Mass. casting Company, an numerous as reported by Radio Veritas Asia e vangelical agency, FEBC. (Catholic) has two hours

Is it sheer blindness, or what is it that no-one can cope with the the Full High Court, which consideration of the case resumes sittings in Mel- w ould not be unduly unemployment problem, especially jobs for school-leavers? burdensome because of the bourne in March.

YCS work past and present

Danny the Rude

Hope for more religious broadcasts to China

Sister Antonia in a Mexican prison

prisoners, saying "When you are poor and hungry you're driven to do desperate things. Everybody is a sinner. "These people in here are paying very seriously for their sins." A s for herself, Sister Brenner said she is "a But unlike 1,600 prisoners, including thieves, murderers here, I'm yours." By t he grac,e "He has suffered more than prisoner of love.Ichose to be any human being should," here so it's not so hard. I can and prostitutes serving time of God, I'm here." time forcrimes, Mercedarian Sister Brenner, who is from she said of Talvo, who has walk out of here if I want to Sister Antonia Brenner is Beverly Hills, California is been in prison for eight of his but this is the way I tell slowly learning to speak 27 years. serving the Lord. Christ, 'I give you my life.' I Sister Brenner, who has Spanish. She said she finds When he has completed am his willing servant. been at the prison for three the language barrier is the another 26 years, he will be freed. years, works in an atmos- least of her problems. SEES JESUS phere where narcotics use, Sister Brenner first met rape and even death are Talvo three years ago, when "Prison is the place our common occurences. She she began her work at the Lord called out by name. constantly meets despair and Each day visiting the cell prison with the permission of Christ was a prisoner, too. suffering. blocks, prison hospital and the director and the blessing "I tell my hijos (sons) to Tending to spiritual needs, yard, she is a familiar figure of Bishop Leo T. Maher of remember that Christ was the seeks to relieve physical ministering and witnessing San Diego and Bishop Juan here, too. He knew the dark suffering as well. night of being a prisoner." to the prisoners, her white Jesus Posadas of Tijuana. She is responsible for many habit a stark contrast to the "She has made a difference Jesuit Father Jaime of the donations the prison surroundings. in this place," Talvo said Rasura, assistant pastor at pisoners receive, including quietly. Our Lady of Guadalupe in drug the withEntering Clothing, shoes, blankets and drawal tank, a drug addict "She is a very good person. San Diego, celebrates Mass medicine. whose head was shaved She treats us with respect." in the prison each week and "can't say enough for her recently so that sores might w ork. She's done marvels. heal cried out, "Madrecita, Big criminals have been madrecita" (little mother). Sister Brenner first visited As another prisoner put it, converted by her. La Mesa Prison 14 years ago Taking the tearful woman only tries to help the "She has brought hope and "She n i Sister her arms, Brenner while working with the r eal charity and, most soothed her, saying, "You whole world." Catholic missions. importantly, love to this sick, the of care takes She my beautiful child. are Your She said that she knew then bring clothes, blankets. She people." he said. hair? It will grow back." she would return. us in any way she can. "She is dealing with people helps "The first time I saw the In another tank where tight the queen of this who have lost all hope of ever She's PrisonersIloved them, but 1 security prisoners are held finding any love or charity in prison. Was very sad also," she said. she walked from cell to cell "See my feet?" he asked. "If this world. 'I'm home," I said. I don't talking with men. know whyIsaid it.Ijust had At one cell she stopped fora it wasn't for her I wouldn't "Christ is in this prison and this feeling this would she sees that. be my moment longer, taking the have shoes." home. I looked to the Lord hands of a young man behind Sister Brenner looks "She sees Jesus in everyand said, "If you want me the bars. beyond the crimes of the one."

TIJUANA, Mexico (NC) — Her home is an eight -by-six-foot concrete cell. She expects to serve the rest of her life behind the walls of La Mesa Prison in Tijuana.

IN CELLS

BARRIER

'THE QUEEN'

Big Aust. spending on Pet food ($23 ima year) liquor, cigarettes AUSTRALIANS spent 10 times as much on pet food last year as the did on food for babies. Their dogs; cats and goldfish wolfed down $231 million worth of food, compared with $21 million for babies. They also spent more on cigarettes ($1327 million) in retail stores than they did on eggs, butter, milk, bread and cheese combined ($1237 million). Confectionery and soft drinks accounted for $957 million of shoppers' budgets compared with $952 million on fresh fruit and vegetables and fresh fish.

BOOKS The figures were released this week after a major national survey by the industry journal, Retail World. Liquor continued to swallow-up the major part of the shoppers' dollar, with $3558 million outlaid last year. Of this amount $2715 w ent on beer, $457

million on spirits and $406 million on wines. These figures did not include sales of packaged liquor through licensed liquor shops. Australians spent $280 million on films (including processing, equipment and chemicals) $34 million on meat pies, $400 million on books, $80 million on perfume, $79 million on detergents. The outlay on headache c ures reached $35 million, as did the amount spent on chewing gum ($12 million on bubble gum alone),

cough mixtures, milk additives, baked beans and spaghetti. Plastic bags and ballpoint pens each accounted for $25 million as did canned tuna. We spent slightly more o n toothpaste ($32 million) than we did on a nti-perspirants ($30 million). Olives and anti-acne medications accounted for $5.5 million each, just a little above table salt ($5.8 million). — from THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, Sydney. •-•-•-•-•-•-•-•4-0-

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NZ schools may yet be saved from bankruptcy

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1980

Brother on respirator dies; court actions

GREY HOUND SELECTIONS

MIXED CUP FINAL 7.10pm 9.20pm Grades 4 & 5 — 530m Non Penalty Non Awards 1 Khana's Havoc, 2 Canary 530m M INEOLA New York ( NC): 82-year-old Marianist Farewell, 3 Pop's Jester, 4 1 Calruin, 2 Wild Lord, 3 Brother Joseph Fox Who was Aara Shell, 5 Bory's Babe, 6 Noisy Band, 4 Willy Buck, 5 The letter arrived shortly going, and pressing the reported that there were are totted up towards March being kept alive by a Paddy Come Home, 7 Casco Chief Vader, 6 Pearl King, 7 r espirator and was the Tien, 8 Madam Soya, 9 (res) Nola's Rival, 8 White I. after the NZ Government set G overnment for quick problems with a multi- • 31 the end of the financial subject of a court case Fantasia Girl, 10 (res) Amin Panther, 9 (res) It Still up a special Cabinet action to rescue them from million dollar government year. Turi. c • c ommittee to speed up bankruptcy (The Record Jan hand-out known as Grant Works, 10 (res) Fullamusic. I Most of the $2.7 million, because of it, died of a heart Select: 5, 6, 8 failure before a decision was Select: 2, 3, 6 integration. 24). (for integration). which is the fixed part of the given. WINFIELD WINFIELD 7.30pm 9.50pm Department officials asked The request seemed certain Fr Philip Catcheside, of the grant, has already been paid, Grade 5 — 530m Grade 5 — 530m for completed questiont o please the bishops Catholic Education Office, but the leftover or ex gratia H e was still on the 1 Tanbairn, 2 Bin Dero, 3 1 Westos Flwr, 2 Columbo naires on 100 Catholic although it caught the has since explained that part is expected to add up to respirator when he died. cWhite Heat, 4 Marshonero, Chief, 3 Bon Revage, 4 schools to be returned by the Catholic Education Office Grant I is composed of two another $2 million. 5 Talk Direct, 6 Nanna Hogan's War, 5 Livand end of next month. on the hop and meant its staff sums of money. So while Grant I is certain Brother Fox had been kept Catch, 7 Franjilay, 8 Merry Rose, 6 Hogarth's Eve, 7 They are already dealing will have to race to complete to exceed last year's figure, it alive on the machine that Berry, 9 (res) Tina Wickham, T exas Black, 8 Acres with 90 integration propFUNDS the job. may be less than the Church breathed for him since 10 (res) Lord Commander. Temerity, 9 (res) Pemberton, osals. October 2, when he lapsed Select: One was looking forward to. an is amount fixed long 10 (res) Big Jackpot. 3, 4, 8 There are about 300 schools LATE FLURR Y into a coma during surgery. WINFI ago by an order-in-council. Select: 5, 1, 3 ELD 7.50pm A further factor is that the altogether in the Catholic Ironically, the flurry of The other is any left-over Government has slashed its H is superior, Father Grade 5 — 530m WINFIELD education system. 10.10pm :4 government activity could be money after the Education spending all round in the Eichner., asked the New York 1 Miss Windgal, 2 Tidi- Grade 5 — 530m DRAMATIC at the Church's expense in Department has taken out its current year's budget. Supreme Court in No- midge, 3 Stage Copy, 4 1 Albany Drive, 2 Alfie The dramatic development the short term. administrative expenses for Funding for integration vember to name him a Evergreen Miss, 5 Whisky Stardust, 3 Sibbens Son, 4 could be the break the NZ The reason is that the integration. work was pared by half a committee to take over the Frost, 6 Taquila Doll, 7 Little Czarina, 5 Kyrebrna, Catholic bishops have been Church benefits from the The current burst of sudden million dollars to $7.9 brother's legal right to Howdy Geordie, 8 Such Smooth Nymph, 7 Snowy looking for. Education Department's activity and the calling-in of million. privacy and to disconnect the, Desire, 9 (res) Hi Pigalle, 10 Trend, 8 Sir Clover, 9 (res) They have been complain- thrift. Kiky's Crown, 10 (res) Go outside consultants could Only two primary schools respirator if Brother Fox (res) Benny's Gelati. ing at the heavy expenses of In a front-page story New mean less left over for the Fun. have been integrated yet, but were found to be brain dead. Select: 1, 2, 8 keeping Catholic schools Zealand Catholic weekly hand-out when the figures Select: 3, 2, 8 8.10pm eight more are ready to go. The N.Y. Supreme Court MIXED MAIDEN 10.30pm j udge ruled in Father Grades 3 & 4 — 530m 1 Under Qualified The Maidens Bonnet, —530m 2 Eichner's favour, but the ruling was appealed and a Gambling Casino, 3 Dark 1 Son 0 Rua, 2 Tigmex, 3 , decision was expected by the Gramoi, 4 Wintammywin, 5 Imperial Imp, 4 Wiki Wiki River Levy, 6 Yanchep Girl, 5 Gold Bazaar, 6 , end of January. Flyer, 7 Shy Gypsy, 8 Dainty Gabriel Leader, 7 Panda's In the case, Father Eichner Margaret. Image, 8 Lucky Rules, 9(ces) argued that no-one should be Select: 1, 3, 4 Mr Conquelin, 10 (es) held to extraordinary means MIXED Beyond Me. 8.30pm to prolong life. Grades 3 & 4 — 740m Select: 1, 2, 7 V ATICAN CITY (NC): — Cardinal Baum of Washington, is the new head of the Vatican's Bishop John R. McGann, 1 Mountview Tiki, 2 Falcon of Rockville Centre, issued a Lissie, 3 Black Python, 4 education congregation. state ment explaining the Charity King, 5 Rola Girl, 6 The 53-year-old prelate will Congregation for Catholic In March 1972 the cardinal Marcinkus who, is president c hurch's teaching on Wyremo, 7 Lady Pingarl, 8 succeed 79-year-old Car- Education. extraordinary treatment and Princess Leonie, 9 (res) accused 33 European and dinal Garr one whose The78-year-old French North American theologians of the Vatican bank and who supporting Father Eichner Taquila Blade, 10 (res) sees to the security arrangeresignation was accepted cardinal, whose resignation of "a good dose of presump- ments for Pope John Paul II in his request to have Brother Flying Ginny. earlier this month. Fox disconnected from the Select: 8, 1, 2 was accepted by Pope John tion" for a public manifesto Cardinal Baum has been Paul II on January 15, spent in which the theologians when on tour. WINFIELD 8.50pm respirator. archbishop of Washington much of his priestly life as a b lamed the Grade 5 — 530m _ church's since 1973 and a cardinal seminary professor or p roblems on "the 1 King Toerag, 2 Willie Quality work ecsince 1976. Sam, 3 I'm Fabulous, 4 administrator. clesiastical system itself, In 1975 there were rumours He headed the Archdiocese which in its developmen at the right price Flying Benjie, 5 Inceptor t has that he would move to Rome of Toulouse, France, when remained behind Star, 6 Justine Love, 7 Rossa the times John Freakley to replace Cardinal Wille- named a Vatican Curia a nd still exemplif Dan, 8 He's a Thriller, 9 (res) ies brands in the Christian Unity official in 1968. metres to 1,800 metres and Beryl's World, 10 (res) n umerous qualities of By ROD EVANS Secretariat e who was Cardinal Garrone worked monarchial absolutism should be much improved by Walkover Lad. ." moving to Utrecht Holland even past the day of his The late Cardinal Select: 8, 2, 7 the run over the middle John but who has since retained retirement, attending Wright was the most distance and FULMINEO, be worth recent a winner of his Roman office as well, sessions of the Particular prominent American in the h is last six starts on watching next time he steps Synod of Dutch Bishops. Vatican Curia he was prefect Provincial tracks, ran an out on the track. PROTESTANT of the Congregation for the even race in finishing fourth Cardinal Baum had a SCHOOL AID Clergy for 10 years until his to Chiming Zone over 1,800 QUEEN INCA caught my Presbyterian father and During his years as prefect death last year. eye when a good third to metres on Saturday. Presbyterian relatives played of the education congre- Another American figure-at FULMINEO was stepping Debbie's Special and Mixed a major role in his upbring- gation, Cardinal Garrone the Vatican is Bishop Paul up in distance from 1,200 Spice and is one to follow. ing. 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