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ArchbishopDunneistolaythe FoundationStoneofanewConvent atGoondiveindi,Queensland,onthe 23rd,thecostofwhichistorun intoL4,000.

ThefourdationsforthenewCathedralatArtnidalearebeingPrepared.

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Mr.Fisherisanxioustoseethe Anglo-JapaneseTreatyextendedfor Auetriclia'ssake."Tenyears'freedomfromthefearoftrouble in Easternwaters,"heremarkedwould beinvaluabletotheCommonwealth pro.idedtheywerenotspent in indolence,butinactive,intelligent preparationonthelineslaid::own intheGovernment'sdefencescheme.

TheprospectusofanewCatholic paper,axiaaQueenslandcorrespondent,forqueensland,tobecalled the"CatholicAdvocate,"hasbeen issued.Thenewcompanyhasacquiredtheplantofthe"Australian,"theoldestestablishedCatholicpaperhere,andontheap2earance fthen3wpaperthepublicationofthe".thstrialien"willcease.

« Rev.FatherSharkey,lateofBinalone,hasbeenappointedtothe chargeeftheparishofGunnine,a Positionrenderedvacantlathe transfrofFatherO'Shaughnssl; Cootamundra. Cnarrivalinhis newParish,FatherSharkewastendriedaconversee)ioneintokenof weeeleme.

* ThesalaryoftheSouthAustralianGoverror(SirDaeBosaniaet), has,estasthe"Freeman'sJournal' been LeObjectcfcommentin SouthAustralianAssembly. A questionwasaskedwhypa)extra wasbelieevotedtotheGoyernoe

ThePremier(Mr.Verrar.),inreply, Jobq r.markedthat.elirDaewasasimiremindalman,andhadbeenmistedbytheHoyleGo-Airtime:ea-, whichhadtoldhimthathisprivete everetata,messineer,clerk,andpistweeepaidbytheState,whereastheyshouldheraidbe him. 'theMiniAirehadforethoughtit rizhttovoteea.,tramoney. Mr. Peakeasked"Whydoesnotthe HomeGovernmentpaythecostof itsblurder?" ThePremiersaid, thatheineakindman,hewas Pleasedtohellamanwhoneeded assistance.Mr.Peakesaiditwas expresslystipulatedthatC.4,ocioincludedtheraement'-Iallservices. ThePremiereventuallypromisedto consulttheAttorne,-General.

.4unictuetratheringwasrecently witnessIatHawthornwhenfour daughtersoftheleteSirCharl Geier,Duff,-werewelcomedbythe `olelitvofthechildrnofMarv. RePortinethegathering,the"Advo-

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CONTRACTORSTOTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS.

HeadOffice:BarrackStrect,Perth Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDepartment,Murray'st.,Perth

cate"referstothefactthatMr. GavanDuffywaspresidentofthe Socialiteintheeighties.Areturn entertainmentwasgiventotheir friendsbetheMissesPuffy, who returntoEuropenextmonth.

ThemissionofMonsignorPetreluzzi,saysthe"CatholicPress,"to hiscountrymenofI.isrroreproved veresuccessful,andgatheredtothe altarrailstheadultsingreatnumbers.TheMonsignorthrewhimself hearth,intothework,visPingeveryfamily,andbecomingpersonelle acquaintedwitheveryindividual.At presentthentkssion,extendingover threeweeks,isbeingcarriedonat NewItalythepeonleareattending theinstructionsanddevotions in lamenumbers,andthechildrenare beingpreparedforconfirmation, hichwillheadministeredbythe BishopofLismore,onSunday,October9.

TheoldorganofSt.Francis' Church.Melbourne,whichwasconstructedinEnglandeofarbackas 18e;hasbeermodernisedbythe

additionofseveralnewstoesand electro-pneumaticaction.Theimprovementscost£350.Altogether asumofEttoohasbeenexpanded ntheinstrument.Itwasre-openedenthe2ndinst,whenthecollectiontakenuprealisedEete.The Denonfamilycontributedhendsomele

TheVen.ArchpriestM'Kenna,at St.Mary's,Geelone,or.Sundaethe endOctober,askedthecongregationnottoacceptas,absolutelyreliablethecablesintheWedress relatingtoCatholicintelligence.It wasevidentthatFreernasonscontrelPdtheAmerican,French,and rtaliannewsagencies,asacolour`ntsaegiventoCatholicinforrrationthatshowedanevidentdesire toputtheworstcentruction opt evereth'ne.ifFreemasonsweremild inthiscountryandEngland,they werevastlydifferentontheContinent,wheretheyopenlyavowedthemselveshostileto.theCatholic Church.

TheBishopofBallarathaspur-

chasedthesiteoftheUnionFoundry,centrallysituatedinthecity, forthepurposeofbuildinganup to-dateschoolfortheChristianBrothers.WhenthenewschooliserectedtheoldoneinSkifton-Street, whichhasbeencarryingenthe workofCatholiceducationforover 34yearsandthelandonwhichit standswill'01esold. *

MoneyforthecompletionofSt. Mary'sCathedralcontinuestopour infromalltheparishesinandaroundSydney.Onanaveragethey contributeaboutEteeteeach.MosmansubscribedEr,ig3.

NewshasbeenreceivedinBallarat fromIrelandthatMr.PatrickTuoher',formerlyastudentatSt.Patrick'sCollege,Ballarat,andlatera RedemptoristBrothercftheWendoureeMonastery,hasbeenordain edpriest.

Charm'stri'vesthesight,butmeritwinstheseul. Fortunedoesnotchangemen; it unmasksthem.

ACorneroftheFactory.

uatedsomemilesfromYoughal, andintheparishofKilleagh,isto beenrichedbyaverybeautiful stainedglasswindow.Thesubject is"TheLightoftheWorld,"and isadaptedfromthelateHolman Rent'scelebratedpicture.Thescene issetinaframeworkofCelticornamentofarichandgracefuldesign.Thewindowisthegiftofthe Rev.FatherE.Doyle,I'astor of St.Steplizn'sChUrch,Milltown, N.B.,anativeoftheparish,andis tobeerectedasamemorialtohis deceasedrelatives.

IrishNewstoSeptember17,1910.

ADialoguebetweentwoNations

theRev.P.F.Kavanagh,O.F.M

EnglandtoIrelandPray,sister, whatdoyouclaim?

IrelandtoEngland.

YouaskmeEngland,whatIand nie"peopleclaim.'TisthisItshouldnotshockyourears-

MyPeopleclaimwhatglorious Grattanwonattheheadofhis braveVolunteers:-

TheirRights,unchanged,unaltered, bythepassingofdecadesof sorrowfulyears.

Let3ourKingbeourKing,if 3.ou will,butourSenatefreeand unfettered-ourown.

Thenwemayow,nottoyours. butasfrenmay_dotothe manonthethrone.

EnglandHavepatience,sister. wait.Atsomefuturetime-our claimmaybegranted,butI havetoomuchtodoathorneto consideritnow.

IrelandtoEneland:Wait! Will youwaittilltheforeignercomes inhismight,withhispanopliedhosts,

Totrampleandplunderyourpeople andruthlesslyravage our coasts?

Thentoolateshallyougrievefor thatobstinate,senseless,and PitilessPride

Whichhasmaddenednnpeople, whosetnanif3strightsyouso longhavedenied.

Too1ite-voumayfindonthatday afoe-inyourfront,nota friendatyourside.

No,nottilljusticebedonecanwe saethatth3eraofpeacehas begun. NorhoPethatthehatredthat serenefromthepastofoppressionandmanifoldwrong, Willbequenched.withitsfire,that hasflamedsofiercelyandlong.

thegreatquestionofthefreedom andwell-beingofthedemocracyof Englanditself."

TheProvinces

CONNAUGHT

AtWestport,onthe8thult.,it beingmarketday,Mr.JohnO'Donnell,M.P.,endeavouredtoget A meetingtogetherforthepurposeof settingforththeprogrammeofthe All-for-IrelandLeague.Abellman wassentthroughthemarketannouncingtheproposedaddress,but whenthetimeofmeetinghadarrivedonlyfivepersons,includingMr O'Donnell,M.P.,turnedup. The hellmanwassentforthagainwith theannouncementthatMr.William O'Brienwouldalsospeak.Butdespitetheenergeticcanvassofthe market-placeonlythreerecruits couldbepersuadedtoattendthe meeting. Mr.O'Donnell'sruseto attainademonstrationmissedthe mark. O'Donnell,M.P.leftthe townandhissevensupportersdispersed.William'sstockisevident1% belowParinWestMayo.

Thedeathisannouncedof th3 VeryRev.MonsignorHewson,P.P., V.F.,attheVicarage,Belmullet. Thedeceasedwhohadattainedth. ripeoldageof73.ears,wasone cfthebestknownpriestsinthe ConntyMa3o,whereheministered foralongnumbercfyears.His lossisverymuchdeplored,notaloneinBelmullet,butinCo.Mavo generally.

Fiveyoungmenofthefarming class,residingintheGlenquindistrict,havebeenarrestedinconnectionwiththemysteriousdeathofa farmernamedJohnSeaton,of Rathcahill,TemPleglantine. is Regretisexpressedatthedeath ofGeneralM.EmmetUrell,which hastakenplaceatqGoldenVillas,CommonsRoad,Cork.DeceasedwhowasBrigadier-General,NationalGuard,Washington,D.C.,was aprominentmemberoftheA.O.H. inWashington.lieemigratedfrom hisnativetownofNenaghwhen14 yearsold.HeservedunderHandcockandGrantintheCivilWar, wasatthefirstbattleofBullRun andwasshotthroughonelungand alsoreceivedotherwounds.Hereceivedthecoveteddistinctionofa medalfororderofmerit.HeafterwardsfoughtintheAmerican-Spanishwar. Deceasedhadonlyrecent13returnedfromAmericaafter aninisenceof54years.

In.theIntermediatePrizeListsthe ChristianBrothers'Schools,Cork standatthehead-withatotalof 19exhibitions.

TheYoughalUrbanCouncilcarriedaresolutionapprovingofthe NationalisationcftheIrishrailways-

therspreadingthelightofthe HomeRulemovementintheStates. TheentirePartysubsequentlyvfedtheLimerickmeetingas guestsoftheIrishPartyand 6 e UnitedIrishLeague.TheywereentertainedatCruise'sHotel,andafterwardsatthePut'licbanquet,and onthereturnjourneytheyassured theirfriendsthattheywereconvincedthatHomeRulemustbegrantedtoIrelandinthenearfuture. They.declaredthatnopoliticalpartyintheStatescouldholdina:2 portionoftheUnionameetinglis largeandrepresentativeas the Limerickmeeting.

Mr.J.F.DaltonandMr.Denis JohnstonsawthepartyoffonMondaybytheeleveno'clockexpress trainforKillarney.

ULSTER

Whathadbeendescribedas"The All-For-IrelandInvasionofNorth Louth"wasannouncedtotakeplace on8thult.,inDundalk,whenT. M.Healy,M.P.,andhisbrother, Mr.MauriceHealy,weretohave addressedapublicmeetinginthe TownHallbutthewholeaffair endedinafiasco.Aprocessionwas tohavebeenheld,butonthewee, fromthestation,Mr.Healy'storcheswereextinguished,andhis bandsmencameinforratherrough handling,theinstrumentsbeing smashed. h(x)extrapolicewere draftedintothetowntokeeporder.ThetwoIlealy'sweresurroundedonallsidesb..Policemen.Notwithstandingthe"lawandorder," precautionstoobtaMfortheinvadersahearing."Tremendous Tim"wasPracticallydrivenoutof hisconstituencybehisconstituency.

Rev.J.Bannon,whoreceivedsevereinjuriesintheRocreatrain accidenthasreturnedtohisparochialdutiesinBanagherfromthe ElpisHospital,Dublin,wherehewas detainedforeightweeks.TheRev T.Nehilly,P.1'.,Lusmagh,whois notetcompletelyrecoveredfrom theeffectsoftheaccident,hasleft forashortholiday,afterwhichit isexpectedthathewillbeagain abletoresumehisduties.

MostRev.Dr.McHugh,Bishopof DerryPerry,isofopinionthat"The NationalistsofIrelandneedaPart., torepresentthem,andthereare nonewhocandischargetheduty withefficienc3endfidelityexceptthe, IrishParliamentaryParty."

Commentingonthedivisioninthe NatienalistranksinMid-Tyroneat theGeneralEleeionehesaiditwas theoneMac%stainintheNationalistrecordatthelastGeneral tions.

JohnPedmond'sspeechatLimerickwasaFleshingrejoinderto thecriticsoftheIricbParliamentamPart, cl-monstrationis saidtohavebeenthegreatestin thecitysinceIRS! Therewasno evidenceof"fright"inhiswoods.

"Wehovenow."hesaid."atIona lastwhettheIrishNationalParty neverhadbefore-wehavethisQuestionofHomeRuletiedupwith

AldermanBole,M.P.Mr.Scanlan,M.P.Mr.O'Dowd,M.P.,;and .1;n.Muldoon,M.P.,togetherwith severalclergymen,addressedasplendidmeetingatCrossmolina.Co. Ma,o,onthe12thSeptember.The townwasthesceneofMr.William O'Bricn'sfutileattempttoconduct acampaignafortnightpreviously. Rev.E.J.o'Dohert.,C.C.,Crossmolina,presidedoverenthusiastic Proceedings.

Mr.JohnE.

DuringtheIrishmilitarymaneuvresattheBlueCamp,outside Clonmel,Masswascelebratedat theCampbytheRev.WilliamRyan.C.C.,ofSts.PeterandPenis'. Clonmel,onanaltarjustatthe doorofabelltentspeciallyerected fortheoccasion.TheConnaught Rangerswiththeirhandattendedin fullstrength.TheMasswasvery largelyattended.

LFINSTER

Rev.MotherGolumbaO'Halloran, oftheOrderofPresentationNuns, Mooncoinisdead.For30years she'hadbeenamemberofthecornmunit3andherdeathisagreat losstotheConventNationalSchool inwhichshelabouredmostzealouslyduringherlongconnectionwith theplace.Shewasamost enKennedy,accountantthusiastiestudentoftheIrishIanoftheCastlereaBranchoftheNa-guageandusedtotakeagreatdetionelBan'm,whowasknockeddownlightinteachingIrishsongsand whilePluckili,attemptingtostopaprayerstothechildrenunderher runawa,horseatCroftonRoad,charge.Thespiritualandtemporal Kingstown,diedonthe12thult.as aresultofinjuriesreceived.Deceasedwas41searsofage.

Mrs.BridgetQuinn,ofSheeaun, theWindyGap,betweenCastlebar andBairnsisdead,attheripeold ageof103years.Mrs.Quinn,who althoughsufferingfromsomebodily infirmitiesforcloseonaquarterof acentury,possessedallherfacultiesuptothelast.Shewasa oungwomanwhenO'ConnellvisitedMayo,andwellrememberedthe oldpeople-discussinghisarguments, infaeoerofCatholicEmancipation andRepealoftheUnion.

MUNSTER

Thirty-fourpersonshavebeen chargedwithriotInginBantreon theoccasionoftheNationalistdemonstrationinthattownrecently.

ThecattleofMr.MichaelJ.Quinn ofCennagher,Milltown,weredrivenoffthelandsofLiskeevev,estateof thelateSirTheobald Burke.

ThelittleChurchpicturesquely

welfareofthegirlsoftheparish bothduringandaftertheirschool yearsreceivedherconstantcareand attention.

TheMostRev.Dr.Dr.Finegan wasconsecratedBishopofKilmore intheCathedralatCavan,onSunda-theIrthult.FiveIrishBishopsandalargenumberofpriests fromthedioceseofKilmoreand otherpartsofIreland,andmany vi-itinepriestsfromAmericatook partintheceremony.TheRev. FatherT.Morris,ofGuildfordwas alsoPresent.Atthecloseofthe ceremoniesseveraladdresseswere PresentedtoHisLordship. e 'Mr.PhilipWardhasbeenappointed.CommissionerforNationalEducationinIreland.Mr.Wardwho isanativeofCarrickmacross(Co. Monaghan),isthenestIrishteacher tohaveattainedthehonour,and itisunderstoodhiscolleaguesintendtosignifytheirappreciationof theappointmentinasuitablemanner.Hisscholasticattainments,his servicestotheGaeliccause,andhis all-roundPopularityinsocialcirtOes combinetorendertheaPPointmfata mostacceptableonegenerally.The followingofficialannouncementappearedinthe"DublinGazette""TheLord-LieutenanthasbeenpleasedtoappointPhilipWard,Esq., tobeaCommissionerofvational EducationinIreland,intheroomof Lieutenant-GeneralSirWillmFrancisButler..G.C.B.,deceased." rte,

Mr.MacGrane'sParty,representing120citizensfromdifferentparts oftheUnitedStates,visitedDublinonWednesday,the14thSept. They.werehospitablyentertainedby theLordMayorontwooccasions intheMansionHouse.Laterthe AmericanPart,gaveadinnerat theGreshamHoteltotheLordMayorandthemembersoftheIrish PartyinDublin.Dr.Buckley,of NewYorkCite,Presided,andmany interestingscreechesweredelivered, andaneniovableeveningwasspent. Mr.Kennedy, representingthe KnightsofColumbusinAmerica, proposedavoteofthankstothe ('hairman,inwhichheeulogisedthe workperformedbytheIrishParty andcongratulatedthemontheprogressmadeandgenerallyonthe conditionofthecountinandthe wholeheartednessofthepeoplein theHomeRulecause.Hepromised theIrishPartytheirheartyfinansit-cialandmoralsupportinstilltur-

Theextensiveprovisionstoresof J.andT.SinclairandCo.,Ltd., andIITomb-Street,Belfast, Celd.,Asthma.Bro.chltisRed

Leggusable,4uicklycoredb ®WELL'S

OfallChemists andStores.

wereeLstroyedbytireonthe14th nit.Thedamagewasenormousbut wascofendbeinsurance.

AtameetingoftheNewryBoard ofGuardians,theClerkannounced %receiptofanoticeofthe in2ddeportationofawidownamedMaryM'Guigan,orCorry(statedtoheanativeofClontygora,in theNeerLain),andherlivechildrenwhoseagesrangefromone nearanddeb:,monthstothirteen yearsfromthe!wishofOldMonaland,inScotland.TheBoarddecidedtolodgeanappealagainst nheremovalofthesepeople.

Onthe11thult.,atRosslea Shamroces'footballgrounds,two championshipgameswereplayedin the(0.Monaghanfixtures.The firstwasbetweenMonaghanHarps, andGreenan'sCrossTir-na-nOg. TheHarpspadthebestofthe gameallthrough,andcameoutvictoriouswiththescore:-

MonachanHarps--goals.

Greenan's('rose-;goals. Thefootballgamewasthefinal oftheNorthdivisionoftheCounty ChenPionhip,andwasPlayed betweenMonaghanHarpsandClones amhDeargs.Result:-

MonaehanHarps-6goalspts. ClcneslambD-ares-1point. Mr.PatrickWilsonrefereedboth games.

UlsterNationalistsaremaintainingastrongpositionintheRevisionCourts.Thelargernumberof theirclaimshavebeenconceald themandtheircranctionegranted. AsaresulttheNationalistshave gainedaconsiderablenumber of votesinNorthLouth,East,North, andM.dTyrone,andNorthAntrim,notwithstanding1hhea y oddstheyhadtofightagainstin theoppositionoflandlords'agents, bathes,andofficials.

IntherecentIntermedieteExaminationsinconnectionwiththegirls awardsSt.LouisConvent,Monaghan,bladethelistofExhibitions witheleven.Theattentiongivento Irishby,thegirlsisshowninthe numberofprizesgivenforcompetition.TwowereawardedintheSenior,nineintheMiddleandtenin theJunior(trades.

isnothingfurtherthatweneedas apeoplethattheyarenotcapable elachieving. IbelieveinaunitedParliamentarel'artyanda strongUnitedIrishLeaguebehind them,andasIbelieveinonlyone Parts,sodoIbelieveinonlyone League."

Wiseandsteadeingwords,which Naaenatistsallthecountryover willreadwithpleasureandprideas enencouragementtopersevere in theircommon-sensepolicyofloyalty tothe"onlyoneParts"bywhose effortstheycanhopetogain.

BishoponCatholicProgress

MostRev.Dr.M'Kenna,Bishop of('logher.whohasbeenonvisitationdutyinCarrickmacross district,hasbeenwarmlyfelicitated cnhisrecoveryfromhisrecentillness.VeryRev.CanonMcKenna, P.P.,presidedatameetinginthe CathAteHall,Cerrickmacross,at whichHisLordshipwaspresented withanaddress.

InreplytheBishopac'snowledged thekindsympathyofthePeopleduringhisillness.Brighterdays,he said,hadnowdawnedforIreland. Thecatholicpeopleweregradually comingintotheirownagain.Since theadan'oflocalGovernmentthey foundtheirfHow-Catholicstakinga leadiigpartintheadministration oflocalaffairsandoccupyingpositionsofinfluencefrom hthey hadbeenpreviouslyexcluded.The neorlehadelearl;demonstrated theircapacityfel.self-government. HeclaimedthatIrelandwasnow morethaneverCatholic.An;littlehelphecouldgivethepeon!' theirstruggletosecuretheirfullli bertieswouldbegladlygiven.Hie Lordshipsroneinfeelingtermsof thelosssustainedbythedeathof DeanM'Glene,CanonM'Kenna'spredecessor.

ConferenceofClergyofthe ArmaghDeanery

isthepersonalonebetweenhim andme,andtointerestpeoplein worn-outandthreadbarecontroversies.

Whatpeoplewanttoconsideris notwhether1wasrightorwrong inthespeechImadeatSwinfordin 1904,butwhatisbesttobedone underpresentcircumstancestowin Nationalfreedomandtocomplete theemancipationofIrishland.The realandvitalissueisnottherivalmeritsofWilliamO'Brienand JohnDillon,butwhethernational unityistobemaintained,andwhe theritisorisnottruethatthe onlypossiblemethodofmaintaining nationaluniteisbyPreservingun brokenthePledge-boundNational Partyunderitsselectedleader,Mr. JohnRedmond;orwhether,onthe otherhand,theleaderistobedeposedandthePartsdisbandedas abodyoffoolsortraitors,the pr:nciPlesofaPledge-boundParty, discardedasanintolerabletyranny andthecontrolofIrishPolitics handedovertotheleadershipof WilliamO'Brien,LordDunrayen, andLordCastletown,

Thatisreallythegreatissue whichtheNationalistsofNorth Mayowerecalledontodecidebe thechallengeofMr.O'BrienonAugust28th.

Thecountryisgettingmoreand moresickofMr.O'Brien'sgrievances,andinthemindsofhiscountrymenagrowingfeelingofdisgust isranidlewipingoutthememories ofhislongrecordofsplendidservicetotheNationalcause-astate ofthingsmostpainfulandmelan(helytohisoldcomrades,whocannotforgetoldfriendehirtsendthe greatmemoriesofthehistoricstruggleewhenwefoughtsidebe side forIreland'scause.

SluggishLiverandSplitting Headaches

BILEBEANSARETHEMARRIEDWOMAN'SFRIEND.

readytobuyandread"asilly book,"provideditbearsaProtestantimpress.Forthebenefitof suchasthesemayIsubmita-few remarkssuggestedbyahurried glanceatthelatestproductionof analreadypilloried"braceofbigots."? ImustbeginbethankingDr. HortonandMr.JosephHockingfor theadmissionthatRomedidonce conquerEngland.Jr.thefaceof anorganisedattemptonthepart ofacertainbodyinthiscountry tooverthrowtheplainesthistorical evidence,itisapleasuretoreal lineslikethefollowing"Upto theearlyPartofthesixteenthcentury(England),wasRomanist it waslargelyruledfromRome,itbelievedinthedoctrinesoftheRomanChurch,anditwasobedient toRomanmandates.Upto152o EnglandwasfarmoreaRomanCatholiccountyethanSpainto-day." NothinglinerwillbefoundinMgr. Moees'magnificentwork,"AspectofAnglicanism."TheCath311,1nencnofWestminsterCathedraland theex-WesleyanMinistermeetinlovingembraceontheplatformofhistoricalfact.

St.Malichy'sCollege,Belfast,in theExams.searedheavily,asdid alsothChristianBrothers'Schools Omagh.IntheSeniorGrade,this year,oneofitspueils.FrancisD. MurnaghanisfirstinAllIrelandin theModernLiteraryCourseandSe condinMathematicalcourse.He isalsosecondinSciencecourse. TheBishopofKilmore

Anotherdistinguishedmemberhas beenfoldedtothegloriousrollof Lelind'sPatriot,PrelatesbetheelevationoftheMostRev.Dr.FinegantotheSeeofKilmore,says the"lrishWeekly"ofthelathult. Dr.F:negan'so'-servationsonSundayaffordPlentyofPromisethathe willleeaworthysuccessorofthe latelamentedDr.Boylan,andthe -1114Pete-leofKilmoredeservetobe coneratelatedonsecuringtheleaderehPofa'intim)sonotablyqualifiedtoguidethemreligiouslyand nationally Hisprofessionofpcliticalfaithissopimpleandpracticalthatitmustbequoted.

"WiththeProgrammeoftheUnitedIrishLeagueIcompletelyidentifymyself. Iamcell-incedthat intheprogrammethereisnothing towhichwecannotlegitimatelyadhere,andwhich,ifobtainedinits entirety,willnotfIllysatisfythe Nationalnemends.Forthefurther',neeofthe,ProgrammeImaysay that1havethefullestconfidencein theefflei-ncy-endinto.cityofthe IrishYennelParty. Inmy opinion.,coreiderinetheiropportunitiesandtheirdinicul'i,e,they haven"Mimieattndidresultsfor thenation,andIIleneiftheeremainunited,asIhonetheymay, andiftheyarebackedupbythe countryactheyoughttob-,there

AConferenceoftheclergyofthe DeaneryofArmaghwasheldinAr maghonthe7th.inst.RightRev. MonetnorByrne,P.P.,V.G.,Dungannon,DeancfArmagh,presided intheabsenceofHoisEminence CardinalLogue.Thefollowingcler gywereinattendance:-VeryRev. CanonCoyne,P.P.,Kead:; Very Rev.CanonGripes,P.P.,Porta down;VeryRev.('anonCorr,P.P.. liallymaenab;Rev.PatrickM'Rory, 11.P.,MiddletownRev.PatrickValidly,P.P.,Loughgilly: Rev..Ioseph Dunne,P.P.,LoughgallRev.BernardLavery,P.P.,Tandragee Rev. Michael(Jeinn,Adm.,Armagh;Rev J.W.Brady,C.C.,S.T.L.,do;Rev JohnWard,C.C.,B.D.,do; Rev. P.B.Loughran.C.('.,doRev.PeterJohnson,C.C.,doRe^.CharlesMontague,C.C.,Loughgilly;Rev P.O'Connor,C.C.,do.Rev.P.A. M'Kee,('.C.,MiddletownRe".'John DohertyC.('., Io'ighgall; Rev. FrancisQuinn,C.C.,doRev.Tho masM'Demald,C.C.,Portadown; Pe-.JohnM'Aleer,C.C.,Keadv Rev.Fra.ncieDevine,C.C..do;Rev. J.M'Donn-11,C.C..DerrvnooseRev A.P.nenyth, Newtownhamilten Hey.PatrickGozarty,('.C., CullyhannaRev.M.O'Brien.C.C., Pnllvmacnah Rev.P.Sh-rnlan, r.o.arannror.; Re-.eeicha-1 Ottinr,".r.,Po7nt7iv,sqandRev. JohnT C.('.,Markethill.

Mr.DillonandtheWearisome O'BrieniteChorusof Grievances

"ForyearsIwasailectedwitha sluggishliver,"saysMrs.J.C. Wilson,BroadStreet,offBamfordStreet.Wcolslow,N.Z.,"Attimes IwascompletelyProstratedsothat Iwasunabletoattendmyordinary householdduties.Iwould-ravesevereattacksofbiliousnessaccompaniedwithsplittingheadaches, whichwouldmakemefeelentail% dizzy,sickandill.Iwasalsoa victimtocostivenessandintime megeneralhealthgavewayaltogetherandIwasreducedtoaPhysicalwreck. Iconsultedmedical Men,endtriedmanymedicinesbut withoutgaininganyreliefwhatever.

"Cnedaywh'nIwasawfullyill afriendpersuadedmetotestBile Beansinmycase. Ididsoand afterthefirstfewdosesbeganto feelIwasontheroadtorecovery. IcontinuedwithBileBean-,and theattacksofdizziness,sickness, andheadacheseraduallyceased. SoonalltracesofcostivenessdisappearedandIwasperfectlyfree fromalltheailmentswhichhad beenabuid-ntomeandmademy existencemiserable.Inpracticallya shorttimeIwascompletelycured beBileBeans.WheneverIfeelat allout-of-sortsorrundownafew BileBeanssowngetmeriehtagain."

Everymothershouldalwayskeep aboxofBileBeansbyher.They standaloneasatruefamilymedicinaBileBeanscureallstomach andlinerdisorders,piles,anaemia, andfemaleailments.Soldbyall chemistsandstoresatIs.rid.and 2E.(d.Perbox.

Buttruthisnotabroadenottne platformforProtestantism. Mr. JosephHockingspeakingofthe "SaleofIndulgences,"saysp.: nnoprotestofimportance wae heard,untilTetzelcametoavillagenearWittenberg."Thiswould beabout1517. Yetwefindale abuseinquestioncondemnedasear lyas1500bytheelectoralprinces ofGermany,in1508byPopeJulius IT. Again,in1;1o,freshenactmentsonthisheadweremadeby' theGermanrulingpowers,ecclesiasticalandlay.InFrancesimilar protestsweremadebyBishopslike Standonck. Mr.Hockingdoes notmentiontheundeniableservices renderedtosocietythroughtheuse ofindulgences.YetnearWestward Hothereisabridgementionedon thefirstpageofthelibellousnovel ofthesamename,whichwasbuilt outofthealmsproceedingfrom indulgences.

Mr.HockingprintsinsmallcapitalsthewordsattributedtoLuther:"HereIstand. Icando noother. MarGodhelpme. Amen."Allwritersofnoteplace th-sev°eelswithWe'linetor's"Up Guards,andatthew!"Theeare absolutelyaaocryphal.

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itwasnecessarythattheyshould sufferthepenaltyofsuchgraveignorance.Asaconsequenceofthis doubleimperialdeathfiveimperial physicianshavebeendegradedtwo degrees,althoughtheyretaintheir Postsatcourt,whilethepreset.'I. oftheImperialHospitalandtwo ofhischiefassistantshavebeenei missedfromtheirposition,therea sonassigneebeing"fortheirnoesance."

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AwriterwhoistakingajournalistictourthroughCentralChina, saesAlongtheroad-andthisis characteristic-nothingisbeingrepaired.Itisthenationalfailingto spendnothinginrepairs,tobuild, andthen',zeethebuildingtofall graduaenintodecay.andruin.Nur isanyningcleaned,andthesqualorthatisafeatureevenof the ImPeetalPalaceinPekingismosti extraordinary.AfewmilesoutofI Honanfuthereisatinestonebridge oflivearchesbutthepiersareEverymotherknowsthatthumb s fallingaway,theparapethasdinsuckingisaverybadhabitforher b appeared,andtheflagstoneswithbabytoacquire.Somuchhasbeen whichitiepavedhavegreatgapswrittenonthesubjectthatithas andhollows,sothatthecartrumbecomeasortofbugbearinthe blesandcrashesandbumpsacrossnursery,andconsequentlyhasreally itinawaythatwouldbreakanylostsomeofitsimportance. butaChinesespringlesscart.ToThedangersofthumb-suckingare however,numerous,andthehabit repaire,noone'sbusiness.There isabundanttrafficontheroad.shouldbecorrectedassoonasit atimberlesscoolieswithcarryingbeginstoheahabit,evenatthe polesaremet,theloadseithertri-expenseofsomesternnessandthe necessityofpunishment.Thechief codupclosetothepoleorhung lowjustabovetheground.Inthe disengagedhandacrutchiscarried onwhichtosupporttheweight whenhalting.Hugebundlesofcottonandsmallbutweightypackagesofcashandcoppercents,the cumbrouscurrencyofthiscountry, arecarried.Pedlarswithknickknacks,coolieswheelingbarrows, cartswithsmallcastironwheels, cartswithoxen,mulesorponies, oPencarts,harrows,wheeledand drawn,withrudesailsreadytobe setshouldthewindbefavourable, andlonecameltrainsmovingnoiselesslyalongbutforthedullclangingofthebelloneveryleader throne.theroad.Camelstravel chieflyatnight,anoldcustomdue tothedifficultyofpassingin lone,deepcuttingsthroughwhich y theroadrunsfromtimetotime. Th.trafficisalmostcontinuous, suchtrafficindeedasmightbeexpectedonthefirstsectionofthe greathiehwaythatleadsfromrailwayandmoderncivilisationaway tothewestoftheEmpire. The chiefProductsundertransportare cottonandcotton-seed,hemp,vegetableoil,andhidesofmanykinds. 1'veredayatrainofopiumcarts travellingunderofficialprotection, andwitharmedescortPassesby. Thepeople'sdesiretosuppressthis trafficisshownbythedeliberations ofrecantProvincialAssembliesto beinadvanceofthatoftheGovernment.Goats,sheep,andcattle, arenumerous,whileeveryhwreare ther:oeeoniepigs,thescavengers, theexPoreofwhichfromChinais nowena.-eingtheattentionofa greatBritishsteamshipcompany.

whalecarcaseofionfeetlong hasbeenthrownupatEickbarraban,alittlevillageuptheCork coast,shoutfourmileswest of Cawletownnere.Thetailofthe ne/11§.,ris18feetlong.Itis theughtthatthewhalewasstruck byanetlanticliner.

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InChinaPhysicianspracticeon thesueseriPtionplanthatisto say,eachfamilypaysitsdoctora certainSeedseemeacheear. But theChineseceneiderthattheprincipalvalueofdoctorsistokeep them-wellratherthantocuretheir. of1.1nesssowhenaphysicianis unabletopreventoneofhisclientsfrombecomingill,acertain sumisdeductedfromhispay,the amcunt belief",regulatedbythe lengtheftimehisclientissick. ThissenilesestemmakestheChinesePhysicianexceedinglywatchful overthehealthofthepeople.

Butthesystemhasitsdisadvantages,asthecourtPhysicianshave justlearnedtotheircost.Forthe doctorsfoundthemselvesunableto PreventtheEmperorandtheDowagerEmpressfromdying,therefore

nativesoftenrefusemoneyin exchangefortheirproducts,'butwill taketobacco,spirits,cottongoods. etc.Infact,insomepartsofthe interiortobaccoisanabsolutenecessityintradingwiththenatives. Thintobaccoisgenerallyretiedin smallerbundlessothattheAfricanmerchantscanfigureouthos thedistributionofthistobacco wouldcalculate,andtofacilitate thesecalculationsthetobacco is tiedinvariousstyles,thatis,so manybundlestothepound,from fourtotenasdesired.

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Theusualfortnightlymeetingof theabovesocietywasheldoil Tuesday,octooertitle,whenworthy President,FatherOaeorwanpresidedoverasplendidattendance of members.

dangersareasfollows: Theenlnrgementofthejawbone,the ruiningoftheshapeofasweet baby.mouth,makingthelipsthicker andmoreProtruding,andlastly, butevenofgreaterimportance,givingtheteethatendencytogrow outwardwhichisnotapttobe correctedinthesecondteeth,and willbethemeansofmuchsuffering later,whenthechildmustweara platetopushtheteethintoplace. Sometimeseventhenoseiseffected bytheupwardPressureof the thumbontheplate.Ifthehabitis justbegun,itmaybenippedinthe budbegentlyremovingthelittle thumbfromthemouthwheneverit isPutthere.Butifitisapparentlyincurableoneofthebestmean: ofbreakingthehabitistoextend thesleevesofthenightgowninto mittens.Achildhasbeenknown, however,tobesopersistentasto removethearmandhandfromits mittenedsleeveanddrawitthrougn thefrontofthegown.Insuch casesthegownshouldeitherfasten upthebackorbesewndownthe fronteverynight.

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bottomsofmanySwedish lanesarecoveredtoathicknessof sixoreightincheswithfragments ofironoreofthesizeofpeas. Thislikeoreyieldsironofvery goodquality.Theoreisobtained byveryprimitivemethods.Inwinteraholeiscutintheice,a scraperattach:dtoalongpoleis inserted,andalltheorewithin reachiscollectedintoaheapbeneaththehole.Someofthemud whichhasbeenscrapedtogether withtheoreisremovedbystirringthemasswithpoles,andthe oreisthenscrapedintobagswhich havebeensunk,andishauledup Insummerthiscurious.miningoperationisconductedinasimilar mannerfromraftsanchoredinthe lake.Twominerscanbringupaboutfourtonsoforeinaday. Steamdredgeshaverecentlybeen installedinafewplaces.About 30yearsaftertheremovalcfthe oreanewlayerofthesamethicenessisfoundtohavebeenproduced bynaturalchemicalprocesses.

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IntheinteriorofAfricaleaftobaccoispracticallyusedinplace ofmoneytobarterwiththenativesfortheirproducts.

OnWednesday,October12th,the membersoftheaboveSocietemet toconferonthegeneralaffairsof thesociety,andtryandplacethem onafirmfootingoncemore. It hasbeen some considerable time since a representativeattendancehasbeenpresent totransactthenecessarybusiness, anddecideastoitsfuturecareer. Asaresultofthemeetingjustheld ithasbeenunanimous',agreedupontoseepgoing,andthememaers havebeer.fortunateinsecuringfor theirPresidenttheRev.Father O'Gorman,whosepresenceinthe chair,willnodoubtencouragethe oldergentlemenofthecommunity toagainjointheranksofthesociety,andhelptoplaceitinits oldPositionofformeryears,when therollofmembershipwaspracticallythreetimesitspresentdimensions.

Thesyllabuswascooledupwith ashootingcompetition between teamsselectedbyJ.PrestonandJ. Tulle Asbothsideswerestronglyrepresentedabattleroyal ensuedastowhoshouldcomeout victorious,theexcitementwasintensethroughout,andwhenonthe lastroundoffiringbothteamswere onverynearlyequalfooting,a greatcontesttookplaceforsuperiority,everymembershootingwith manifestdetermination,inorderto secureforhissidevictory,this roundprovedtobethehighest eecinneoftheevening,andwhen thescoresweretallieditwasfound thatthesideledbyJ.Prestonhad securedanarrowmajoritytotheir evidentsatisfaction.

Mrs.E.Galleywasdulyinstalled intotheretiesoftheBranch,beingnominatedbytheSecretarywho iscontinuallyurgingtheaimsand objectsofthesocietybeforeallnunmembers,sothattheymaybeuleawareofallthenumerousadvantagestobederivedfroma well organisedbranchsuchastheabove. TherebeingvacanciesfortwoAuditors,nominationswerecalledfor thesepositions,withtheresultthat Bros.J.TullyaadJ.Parkerwere electedtothevacantposts.

ThehealthoftheSociety-continuestoremaininanexcellentcondition,asinstancedbythefact, thatalthoughthebrunchhasbeen inexistencecloseupontwelve months,onnooccasionhassickpay beencalledfor.

Itwasdecidedthatthesyllabus itemforthenextmeetingnight taretheformofasocialepening, whenitisexpectedanexcellentmu sicalentertainmentwillbegivenby membersandtheirfriends.Inorderthatnohitchwilltakeplacein thearrangementsthecarryingout ofthefixture-hasbeendeputedto SisterC.FitzpatrickandBro..1. Tulle.

Thewantsofthenativesarefew. Fo-dandmostoftheirclothine aresuppliedbynature.Theyfollow theprimitivecustomsofacquirinc personalpropertyintheform' of cattle,wivesandchildren,and,dependingonthechildreninoldage forsupport,theygivelittlethought tolayingasideanythingforusein illnessoroldage.

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OnSundayweeklastalargeand enthusiasticnumberofmemberswen,: forabicycletourtoWongong Creek,'acharmingpicnicground. situatedsometwentymiles from VictoriaPark,inthemidstofthe DarlingRanges.ThePartywere mcuntedonbicyclesofeverydescription,andfromtheiroutwardappearanceitwaswonderfulhowwell theystoodthetreatmentmetedout tothemleotheverymuchamatuer riders.Neverthelesstheoutingwas thoroughlyenjoyedbyever:.one, moreespeciallywhendinnerandtea tim'awascalled,andthe"bill,-tea" sPeciallybrewedbyJackMullins, waspartakenof,althoughrumour hasitthattherearemoreabstainersfromteanowinconsequenceof theirlateexperience.Mr.Charlie Honghey,anewmemberoftheSociety,beingwellversedinthecountry'surroundingtheArmadaledistrict,waschosenasguidetothe partyforanexpeditionintothe hills.Hiskrowledgeofwherethe florau-asoetaineblewaseasilyseen be.thelargeamountto:4naway'by eachmember.Swimming,alsowas freelyindulgedin,byalargenumber,therebeingasplendidsheetof watertodisportin.Afteragame offootballhadbeencontested,a startwasmadeforhome,where allarrivedsafeabouteighto'clock havinchalacaPitaldays'outing. Atthelastbusinessmeetingthe followingwereelectedtothevartoespositionstheremainderofthe vacanciesaretobefilledatalater meeting. SpiritualAdviser-Rev.Father Paean.

President-Rev.Fr.O'Gorman. Secretary-1.Preston. Treas.andPressCorr.---.T. Committee:-C.Haughey Prendrgast.

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AftertheremainderoftheIAAnesehadbeendisposedof,astart wasmadewiththeeuchretournament,thiseventcausedagooddeal ofexcitementandkeencompetition, amongstthemembers,asbesides generouslydo tattedbytheVice-President(Bro.nv. B.Cooling),thehonourandglory, ofbeingtermedthechampion'eu chrePlayeroftheSocietewasalso atstake.'Aftersomesixgameshad beenvigorouslyPlayed,timewas called,andona'countbeingmade itwasfoundthatvictoryforthe ladies'siderestedwithMrs.Tully whileMessrs.J.PrestonandJ. Harveycameoutequal.Inorder todeterminewhoshouldholdsupremacy,it'wasdecidedtoplayoff, andintothefraythesetwomemberswentwithvim,thespoilsof thebattlewerefinallycarriedoil triumphantlybyBro.Preston.

Attheconclusionaheartyvote ofthankswascarriedb'acclatnatiortoBro.W.InCoolingforhis kindnessindonitingtheprizes.Mr. Coolingbrieflyandsuitablyresponded.

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"Irishman"askswhenwas .artofwritingdiscovered, where?Hehasawageron answer ! the and the Answer.-

Writing,asweknowitto-day, canbetracedbackonlytoabout onethousandyearsbeforetheChristianera.TheChinesecertainlyhad movableprintingtypeaboutboo B.C.,butastheirlanguage does notadmitevennow,ofconnected writing,theyhaveneverlearned theartasmodernsknowit. Writingwasreallyintroducedto theWesternnationsfromCarthage oftheearlyPhoenicianear.From thePhoenicianstheGreekIonians learnedtheiralphabet,asindeed, didallothernationsintheworld. ThePhoeniciansthemselveshadvariedtheEgyptianhieratic,orpriestlystyle,whichdifferedfromthe hieroglyphicandthepopularstyles, andwasusedforofficialandsacred documents.Thevery-wordalphabet comesfromthePhoenician"alafa"

usefulforCatholicstohavesome linesonwhichtothinkaboutthem. For19centuriesChristendom,Catholicandnon-Catholicalike,has beentryingtoreachdefiniteconclusionsaboutthem;andtheresult hasalwaysbeenridiculous.Scores ofvisionarieshavesprungup,each withhisowndefiniteviewprovedto thehiltbyScripturereferences,aboutthesevenChurches,theidentificationofAntichrist,themillennium,theendoftheworld,etc,etc; andscoresofsectshavebeenfoamedonthebasisofsuchprognostications.Butonebyonetheeventhasprovedtheirfutilityand hereweare,afterall,inpretty muchthesamestateasbefore-a perfectblankonthesubject.Ifexperienceteachesanything,itisthat thoseutterancesoftheScripture hadapurposequitedilierentfrom thatofaffordingusdefiniteinformationaboutfutureevents. The onlythingwhichseemsquitecertainisthis.Whateverthevarious siensintheBiblemaymean,they haveallbeensufficientlyfulfilledto and"teeth,"meaning"a"and"b."allowofthedayofjudgmentcorn-

Ideographic,asopposedtophone-ingatanymoment,andnotone ticwriting,still.tosomeextent,ofthemissufficienttoenableus prevailsintheChinese,whoalsotoknowwhen. usethephoneticmethodcommontoThebestwayofviewingthese theHebrewsandtheMexicans.Inpassagesis,therefore,togivethem theChinesethesignsarereadfromthecreditofbeingmuchmoremysthetoptothebottomincolumns; tical,allegoricalandfigurativein intheMexican,frombottomto top;intheHebrewfromrightto left;inLatin,Greek,Sanskrit,and allEuropeanlanguages,fromleft toright.TheRunicletters,afew of.whicharestillseeninEnglish, areofScandinavianorigin. Thealphabetsofdifferentnations varyinthenumberoftheirletters.

Arabichas28letters,Armenian38, ('optic32,Dutch,German,andEnglish,26 French25,Georgian (Transcaucasian)39,Greek24,Hebrew22,Italian2t,Latin23,Persian(ParseeorZen!),45,Russian 33,sanshrit49,Slavonic40,Spanish27,andSyriac22.TheChinesehavenoalphabet,buttheyhave20,000syllabicsigns-their Phoneticalphabet.

Question.--

"Puzzler"writesWhatis the ProperconceptionoftheMillennium asmentionedin(APoc.xx,I,10). IsthereanythinginthefourGospelswhichPointstoanyagreement withthereferencetothethousand years'ruleintheApocalypse? It so,isthereanythingintheOld Testamentwhichhasforeshadowed this?

InSt.Matthew,chapter24,it isstatedthatimmediatelyafter thetribulation,thesunshall be darkened,themoonshallfail to shedhislight,thestarswillfall fromheavenandtheheavenlypowersshallhemoved,andtheSouof ManwillsendHisangelwitha trumpettogathertogetherhiselectfromthefourwinds,etc.May Inottakethistomeanthatthe entirehumanracethenexisting willhekilledbeforetheyappearat thejudgmentseatofChrist? In IThess.iv.e6referenceismade tothosewhowillbealiveafterthe tribulation.Ifthatbethecasehow amItoreconcilethetworeadings? IunderstandfromsomeoftheFathersthattheChurchhasnotdefinedanythingwhatsoeveronthe subjectoftheMillenniumbutat thesametimeitisadmittedthat somewritersintheEarlyChurch heldthetrueresurrectionof the jestandthewickedandalsothe Millennium.

Answer.-

ThecelebratedJesuit,Rev.Father Hull,S.J.,gavethefollowinganswertothisoraquestionverylike itsometimeago.Evidently'Puzzle'thin'sthequestionisworthy ofthenom-de-Plumeheassumes.On thepointFatherHullsays Theseareveryfutilesubjectsto worklaboriouslyover,thoughitis

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meaningandpurPosethantheprophetsandsectsalreadymentioned haveimagin:d.Theyembodysome truth,ofcourse,elsetheycouldnot belongtoinspiredScripture but thattruthtrustbesoughtinthe dramatic,thesembolic,thesuggestiveandpsychologicalorderrather thanintheliteral.Theremayhe elementsoftheliteralamongthe rest,ofcoursebutwe,atleast havenomeansofdistinguishing themwithcertainty.Forinstance themillenniumma;notmeanaliteralthousandyearsbutanindefiniteperiod.Itmayapplytothe reignofChristinthesoulsofthe elect,orintheexistenceof the Church,orintherealmsofthe blessedoritmaymeansomething altogetherdifferent.Similarly,how farthepicturesdrawnby Our LordofthelastJudgment,etc., mayheliteralpropheciesofdetailedfactsandhowfarapieceof parableorallegoryorimageryto createacertainpsychologicalimpressionof God's judgment,morally equivalenttothefacts,wereally cannotsaytilltheeventcomes.

Asregardsthelivingandthe dead,therearecertainpassages whichseemtomakeitclearthat somewillbealivewhenthejudgmentcomes,andwillbecaughtup withouttastingdeath,andwithout entailingaresurrection.AndIdo notthin':itisanywherestated thatallwillbe"killed."Butit doesnotmatterintheleastthe finalresultwillhejustthesame.

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"Religieuse,"writesandasksif itbetrueassuggestedrecentlyby acertainpreacherthattheHoly Father'steachingonHolyCommunionisjustthesameastheteachingofSt.CatherineofSierin? .1nswer.-

Thequestionwouldtakealotof spacetoanswerifIweretoanelysticallycontrasttheteachingOf theSaintandthePope.Ishall givetheSaint'steaching,asunfoldedtoafriendandmycorrespondentcancompareitwiththelatest papalteaching.

Thefollowingareportionsofa letteronthissubjectwrittenor theholyDominican,St.Catherineof Siena,toafriendwhosoughther counsel.-"Thoughwritteninthe fourteenthcentury',itseemsto voicethewishesoftheHolyFatherinourday."

takeit. Weshouldnotuseafoolishhumility.Itbefitsustoreceive thatsweetSacrament,becauseit isthefoodofsouls,withoutwhich wecannotliveingrace.Therefore, nobondissogreatthatitcannot, andmustnotbebroken,thatwe maycometothissweetSacrament.

Amanmustdoonhispartas muchashecan,andthatisenough.Howoughtwetoreceiveit

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munion.Now,weshallseewhether!tlyasyouareintrueknowledge yououghttogiveitupforthis.ofyourself.Donotslackenyour "YouknowthatGodissupremeholydesire,forpainorloss,orinlygoodandlovedusbeforewewere;jure,oringratitudeofthosewhom andisEternalPower,andHispoe'-youhaveservedbutmanfully, erinvirtueisimmeasurable. Sowithtrueandlongperseveranceyou shallPersevereindeath.ThusIbeg you'todobytheloveofChrist crucified." forthisreasonwearesurethatHe hasPower,knowledge,andwillto giveuswhatweneed.Will we seeinProofthatHegivesusmore thanweknowhowtoask.Didwe everaskthatHe'shouldcreateus reasonablecreatures,inHis own imageandlikenessratherthanbrute beasts?No. OrthatHeshould createusbygracebythebloodof theWord,HisonlybegottenSon, orthatHeshouldgiveusHimself"Bothmydaughters,Normaand forfood,perfectGodandperfectDoris,havederivedgreatbenefit Man,fleshandblood,body andfromZam-BuksaysMrs.S. A. soul,unitetoDeity.? NowBarrett,of37Dudley-Street.Pads nsvereonabouttheattitudewedington,Sydney. shouldholdtowardtheHolyCom-"Normahadalumponherhead munion,andhowitbefitsus towhichwascausedbythetoothofa combstickinginthesurface,which happenedtobeencrustedbycradle cap,acomplaintwhichaffectsinfantsduringteething.Thecomb musthavePoisonedthespotforthe lumpgrewtothesizeofhalf-acrown,.androsetoaboutaninch inheight.Wetriedvariousremediestoremoveit,butnothingdid itanygood,andweweremuck puzzled,foritwashorribletolook at.MydaughtersuggestedZamBuk,andwestraightwayapplied someofthisbalmtothesore.On

InthelightoffaithyoushallcontemplateallGodallManinthatthethirddaywhileNormawasbePost.Thentheimpulsethatfol-ingwashedthelumpcameoilleaslowstheintellectualperception,receiveswithtenderloveand holy meditationonitssinsandfaults, wh-nceitarrivesatcontrition,and considersthegenerosityoftheimmeasurableloveofGod,Whoinso greatlovehasgivenHimselffor ourfood.Becauseonedoes not seemtohavethatperfectcontritionanddispositionwhielhehimselfwouldwish,hemustnottherefore,turnawes;forgoodwillaloneissufficient.

"ManyimprudentlaymenpassoverwhatiscommandedthembyHoly Church,saytag Iam,notworthy ofit.Thustheyspendalongtime inmortalsinwithoutthefoodof theirsouls. Oh,foolishhumility Whodoesnotseethatthouart notworthy? Atwhattimedost thouawaitworthiness? Donot awaitit,forthouwilthejustas worthyattheendasatthebeginning.Forwithallourjust deedsweshallneverbeworthyof it.ForGodisHeWhoisworths, andmakesusworthywithHis worth.Hisworthgrowsneverless. Whatoughtwetodo?Makeus readyonourPart,andobserveHis sweetcommandment.Fordid wo notdoso,givingupcommunion,in suchwisebelievingtoflee from

"Youwrotemeyouhaveade-fault,weshouldfallintofault. siretofeelcontritionforyourBIDS,MakeyoureadyasafaithfulChrisandrotbeingabletofeelit,youtiantoreceivethisHolyCommungiveupforthisreasonHolyCone-ion.Youwilldosojustaspertec-

ingunderneathamassofmatter andinflammation.Thepals was sointensethepoorlittlethingused tocryout. Wecontinuedwith Zam-Buk,andpresentlythesore wascompletelyhealed,leavingno signofdisease,andherheadisnow spotlessandclean.

"Dorisfellonthegraveland grazedherknee.Notthinkingthe injuryseriousIneglectedit,and inflammationsetinandChild couldonlywalkwithdiffi, The woundwascarefullydressedwith Zam-Buk. Thefirstapplication gaveease,andaftercontinuingfor afewdays,thekneewasalright again. WefindZam-Bukindispensableinourhome."

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7.Ineverylocalunionthetreatmentofpoliticsandpublicaffairs asalsoallreligiouspolemicsstand prohibited.

8.Eachlocalunionishoundto Pointouttothemembersofunions travellingthitherarespectablelodgingplacedunderthesupervisionof theboardofdirectors,incasethe unionhasnohospiceofitsown. "1heMembers.

9.OnlysingleCatholicassociate mechanicscanbeadmittedasmembersintotkedifferentbranchesof theCatholicWorkmens'Union.Everymemberwhoistobereceived mustbeatleastseventeeneears' oldheisnothowevertohavepassedhissixandtwentiethyear.He mustbeleadingablamelesscourse oflifeorhavehismindmadeup todoso.Theboardofdirectors alonecandetermineasregardsindividualexceptionsregardingconfession,ageandoccupation.The membersoftheBoardmustbeCatholics.

to.Everyonewhoistobeadmittedintotheworkmens'union hastoundergoaprobationaryperiodofatleastthreemonthsinordertobecomearegularmember oftheunion.

Themembersoftheunionhave rightsanddutieswhichareperfectlyequal,whoeversatisfiesthedemandsoftheunionastogood mannersandastowhatrelatesto thestatuteshastherightofaccessiontotheunionandsoalsoof admissiontoanydepartmentof instructionthereinfreeofcharge, accordingtohisinclinationandaptitude.

t.WhoeverdoesnotcomPlywith therequirementsoftheunionespecialy relateto('hristian lifeandregularattendanceatunionmeetingsmayhedismissedfrom theunionb1thePresident.

12.NomemberoftheCatholic unioncanbeamemberofanother unionwhichPursuesanobjectthat impedesorisentirel\opposedto theobjectoftheworkmens'unicn.

13.Savingtheauthorityofthe boardofdirectorsitbelongstothe Presidentalonetodecideuponthe exclusionofamember.

ht.Everymemberofalocalunionwhohasbeenformallyreceived isatoneandthesametime a memberofalltheotherunions whichhavebeenadmittedintothe CatholicWorkmen'sUnion.

15.WhoeverPassesoveras:nemhertotheunionofanotherplace, mustforthesakeofimmediateadmissionauthnticatehimselfby meansofthecertificatecfdismissal tobefoundinthefoarneyman workman'suniontraveller'sboo'e.

honestlabour!"Towhichtheanswerruns:-"Godblessit!" Regulationsfor'travel.-19.-Only regularmembersoftheunioncan claimprovisionfromtheunion furds.

20.Tobearegularmemberin thissensetheassociateconcerned musthavebelongedtotheunionat leastthreefullmonthsreckonedon fro:nthedayofhisreceptionand musthaveprovedhimselfagood andtruemember.Onlysuchregularmembersshallhaveasharein thegeneralbenefitsandsupportof theindividualunions.

21.Thistimeofprobation of threemonthsthemembercanin. caseofneedspendinseveralunionsanditbelongstothePresidentoftheBranchunionlastselectedtoPostponetheterminationof trialaccordingtocircumstances,not howeverbeyondthreemonths.

22.Supportinboardandlodging shallbeProcuredforeverytravellingmemberoftheunion(see20), betheunionhevisitsonhistravelsaccordingtothemeansofthe individualunionsstillthetravellerwhohascometoaunioncannotclaimthissupportasaright.

23.Everymemberarrivingata unionmustatoncedeclarewhether itishisintentiontoacceptwork onthespotorno..Ifhe will acceptnowork,hewillnotbesupported.Ifhedeclareshimselfreadvtoaccepttheworkhereceives thecustomarysupport,butheis thenalsoboundtoundertakethe workProfferedhim.Whoeverdoes notacceptitimmediatelyrenounces allsupport.

24.Whoevercanprovethathehas beencompelledtoundertakeaJourneyofgreaterlength(thanusual), orwhoevercanexhibitanengagementtoworkfrom,amoredistant townreceivesthecustomary sL.,1port.

2;.Everymemberisboundwhen travellingtokeepwithinhismarkedoutcourse,andwithinthefirst eightdaystoreporthimselttothe localunion.Theresultofbeing guiltyofneglecttodothisisexclusionfromtheunion.

2f.Ifaunioncelebratesafeast andinvitestheneighbouringunions toshareinit,onlythedeputies, whosenumbershallnotexceedthree membersaretoreceivetheusual hospitalityallotherswhoaccompanythemmustProvideforthemselves.

SoithasbeenresolvedandaoProvedatDesseldorfOctoberloth, 185oatCologne,Novembetreth, 185ratCologne,Octoberythr831: at.CologneOctobernth,I8e4;Seotember9th,t858,andAugusteend, 1884.

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Thememberwhotravelstoanother unionishoundoshowtheboard ofdirectorsoftheUnionin which hegives notice of hisarrivalbesidestheunion'sjourneetnan-workmrnstravellingbookhis otherPolicetravellingPaperson demand.

ifi.Themembersofindividual unionshindthemselvestoprotect andcareforoneanotherandthe unionsoftheCathclicworkingleen mutuallydoso,andtosuch(mutualcareandsupport)themerneers ofsuchunionsunitedinbrotherhoodmustheesPeciall\devoted.

17.Whoeverhasonanyground whatsoeverbeenformallyexcladed fromabranchoftheCatholicWorkingMen'sunion,orwhoeverhas notpunctuallyfulfilledhisobligationstotheunionhehasleft,up tothetimeofhisdeparturecannotbeadmittedintoanotherfraternisedunionuntil(inthefirstcase) hehassa-isfactorilyremovedor explainedawaythegroundofhis formerexclusicnandnextwithrespecttohisobligations,hasfulfilled them.

18.Tomemberscntheirentrance anddeparturethereisoreseribedthe followinggreeting:-"Godbless

Elaboratepreparations,saesthe "Advocate"arebeingmadefor thelroingofthebundations of theProposed"sacredHeartHospital,"atYotne,inthedioceseof Goulburn.OnSunday,2othNovember,hisEminencetheCardinalis expectedtoperformthecereniou andwillheaccompaniedbysomeof theBishopsoftheProvince.The bazaarheldatYoungduringShow week,inaidofthebuildingfund, netted.£7;o,andalthoughtheSisters'Hospitalhasbeeninexistence somesixorsevrnmonthsonl\furtheraccommodationissomuch neededthatthetrusteeshavelittle fearofenteringonthefirstcontractforC5,000,tomeetpresent requirements.

MissGavanDullyandherthree sisterswhoareonavisittoMelbourne,fromtheirhomeinNice, entertainedtheChildrenofMare-of theJesuit'sChurch,atHawthornin th-BotanicalGardens,recently.The gatheringofladies,chieflypastand presentmembersoftheSodality wasalargeone.MissLouisaGa vanDuffywhojoinedthefestive groupbytheYarrabank,sasthe "Advocate,"wasbornatNice,in theSouthofFrance,oppositeCorsica,whereNapoleonwasborn,but talksIrish"likeanative."

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Ithasbeenthecustom,orrather Ithasbeenaverymuch-usedShibboleth,oftheloyalminority,otherwisetheYellowAstareofOrangedominIreland,andoutofIreland, ontheirgreatfestaldaythe12th 01July.totalkwildlyaboutthe dominationofRomeinpoliticsand tomakethewelkinringwiththeir protestsagainstwhateverRomish happening,realorimaginarythey deemed,intheirjaundicedwisdom, toberepugnanttotheliberty,ofthe subjectar.dantagonistictothespiritofNationalprogress.They havewhoopedlikemadontheir nativeroostineiercundintheNortb ofIreland,whentheglimmer of HomeRulebrokeupontheIrish horizonandmorethanoneprayerfulaiurgentpetitionwentforth .romtheirturbulentandharried breastsurgingtheParliament of Englandtoreflectionbeforehanding themovertothetendermercyof thePapistmajority Sadand wretchedandwierdlypatheticwere thecadencesofeachmelancholy,jeremiadletlooseuponIrishairby the"absolutely"loyalminorityin theNorth,andsofrequentlydid theorangeBansheewailthatthe outsider,whowasn'tIrish,began tothin%therewassomethinginthe tearfulstrainthatthee,theconsecratedsonsofthePrinceofOrangewereinimminentperilofbeing submergedhe-anover-bearingCatholicascendancy.Byeverykindof allegorytheyhavepicturedRome reachingoutfortheirscalpsand substance.TothemAnti-Christwere farandawayamoresuperiorpersonagecomparedwiththePope of Pome,andvastlymorecompanionable.IfaCatholicbygoodluck rotintoanyofthepublicpositions vacant,hewaspilloriedasadesigningrascal--anemissaryofthe Jesuits.itwasgett:nginthethin endofthewedgeofPopishAscendancyandinvariablyitwasn'tlong beforetheconsecratedYellowAstershadhim"wiledofftheslate." That,ofcourse,wasn'ttobetaken asintolerance-nothingofthesort. Onl,thePapistscouldbeintolerant. Wehavebeenledtobelieve thatthePenalChainswerestruck fromtheIrishCatholicwiththe pass:teeoftheEmancipationAct, andthathehadthesamerightsin

thelothCenturyashisProtestant countryman. Evidentlysomebody, hasbeen"Pullingourleg." We findbyaParliamentaryreturn,furnishedonthecallofanIrishmemberconcerningtheappointmentof IrishMagistratesthatthehigher Positionsofthepublicserviceare onlyPartiallyopentohim-the,are justajar.Itisaveryinteresting document-totheYellowAstersof Irelanditshouldbeaveryugly one.Itshowsthatthereisnotone CountyoroneboroughinallIrelandwherethecatholicsarerePresentedontheBenchinproportiontothepopulation.TheDublin"Leader,"stinginglycommentingonthisreturnand,incidentally, ontheLordChancellor'sappointmentstotheCommissionofthe Peacesaes:

IntheCountyAntrimtheLord Chancellorappointed16Protestants and4Catholicslastyear,sothat nowthereare36PaPist1VIaeistratesoutof230.InArmaghthere are34Papistsoutof171,though thePapistsarenearlyhalfthepopulation.InCarlowthePapistsare 8toiinpopulation,andyetFroItestantsareabout2toonthe Benchraven.5 toIin'populationandequalontheBench; in Clare,eoto inpopulation,but inaminorityontheBench Core iotoIinpopulation,minorityon theBenchDon'gal,Papists4to inpopulationyetProtestants nearly.2toIonBench.Inthe CountyDownthePopulationin roundnumbersis64,0(x)Catholics, and140,000Protestants,butonthe BenchCatholicshaveonly71outof 343.YettheLordChancellorlast veerappointed47Protestantsand only25Catholics.InCo'intyDub linthePapistsareabout3to ofthePonulaticn,butonlyI to AontheBench.InFermanaghthe Catholicsarethemajorityofthe population,buttheyareonly 2° outof102ontheBench.InGalwayCountythePapistsare4oto Iofthepopulation,andareamin',riteontheBench,andvetofthe ninefairly.recentappointmentsonly onewasa['Bnatandeightwere non-Catholics.InKerryPanistswere 12toIofthenopulationand62 outof1;2ontheBenchinKin Oar.,etoiinnonulationanda minorityontheBencloinKiPenn 22to 1 nonulation,minorityon Ben^hinKing'sCounty,qto1, PoPyition,Ito3ontheBench;

Leitrim,totoipopulation,ito 3onBench; CountyLimerick,33 toIPopulation,ito3onthe Bench DerryCountyonly55out of181ontheBench,whilstinpo pulationtheproportionisas 43 to59.InLouththeCatholicsare actuallyinamajorityofoneon theBench,52to51,butthenin populationthePapistsareioto 1.InMayotheCatholicsareso toIinPopulationandinaminorityontheBenchLongfordio totPopulation,minorityonthe BenchMeath,12toipopulation, minorityonBenchMonaghan,nearly3totpopulation,and51 to 5onBenchQueen'sCounty, toIpopulationandonly1to 2 ontheBench;inRoscommon,so toIpopulation,andactually a manerityonBench,57to43; CountySligo,9toipopulation, 38to61onBeach;Tipperary,17 totpopulation,and88outof219 onBench;inTyroneCatholicsare inasubstantialmajorityofpopulation,butonly84outof284on theBench WaterfordCountY, toIpopulation,5ooutof123on theBench;Westmeath,11to Population,42outof112onthe BenchWexfordCounty,IIto population,52outof133onthe BenchWic'elow.4toipopulation, 36outof139ontheBench.In allthecountriescombinedthereare only1,894Catholicscutof5,251. AndsincethePreviousreport::as issued238Catholicswereappointed and236non-Catholics.Notmuch "levellingup"there. LetuslcokattheBoroughs.In Belfastthereareonly42Catholics outof176ontheBenchinCork about7to1inpopulation,anda majorityofnearly 2to Ion Bench.Dublinmorethan4to I inPopulation,hutncn-Catholics morethan2toeonBench; Kilkenny,thePapistsareisto1po'ulationandiztoAontheBench; inDerrythePapistsareamajorityofthepopulation,butonlyto outof;8ontheBenchinLimerick8to Ipopulation,13outof 22ontheBenchSligo,11,a!1% toIpopulation,iooutof19on BenchWaterford,nearly12to Population,12outof2oonBench. Thetotalnewappointmentsforthe BoroughssincetherreviousreturnsweretaCatholicsand6non-Catholies-aniceweeoflevellingupsurely IntheBoroughsthereare222

PapistMagistratesoutof601 on theBench.Thenewappointments, bothBoroughandCountyare283 Catholicsand3onon-Catholics. Thiswesuppose,isLordChancellorWalker'sideaofgoverningIrelandaccordingtoIrishideas. ButitisnotintheaPPointmentstotheCommissionof the PeacethatthedisproportionaterepresentationoftheCatholicsshows uosobadlyandsounfairly.In therailways,andindeed,inevery publicconcern,theIrish-Catholic seemstobea"notwanted"element.Itcannotbethatthe"absolutely"loyalminorityholda'corner"inthebrainsoftheNationtheehavesaidso,weareaware, huttheassertionislikemostotherassertionsofthe"minority" humbugandundilutednonsense.The worldknowsittobearillianous untruth.Itwouldbeaninteresting document-atabulatedstatementof howtheTrishCatholicstandsin everynutlicenteroriseinthecommercialandeducationallifeinIreland.

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HighgateCatholicYoung Ladies'Society.

Theusualweeklymeetingofthe 11.C.Y.L.S.wash:ldintheParish Hall.Highgate,onTuesday,Oct. tith.MissE.Barrypresidedfiner agoodattendanceofmembers.

AninvitationwasreceivedFrom theP.C.M.S.toattendthelecture tobegivenbytheRev.Dr.O'Hurley.Regretwasexpressedbythe membersatnotbeingabletoacceptsame,itbeingthemeeting nightoftheSocietyandsomeimportantbusiness(whichcouldnot bepostponed)waswaitingtobe settled.

Correspondencewasalsoreceived fromtheP.C.M.S.,acceptinginvitationonbehalfoftheirSocietyand theCatholicLadiesClubtoan eveningonthe14thinst.

Inconspnuen,oftheextentof businessthesyllabusitemwasdispensed Themeetingclosed withtheusualprayer,andthemembersdispersed.

AveryenaiyableSocialEvening sasheldintheParishHall.Highgate,onFridayevening,Oct.14th. Someroleunderstand'ngarosewith regardtothedatefixedfetheentertainment(somethinkingithad

beenPostponedindefinitely),notwithstandingafairnumberofthe PeC.M.S.turnedupandtheaffair was ,verywayasuccess.

The 11wastastefullydecorated withgrlnaryandflowersofvarious kindswhichmadeitveryinviting.

Duringtheeveningseveralgames, (introducedbytheMissesJones), wereParticipatedinbyallpresent.Thesewerethorroughlyenjoyed,andcausednoendofamusement.

AstimespedonamemorycornPetitiy-2wasintroduced,MissE. Jonesecuringtheprize.

Aftermusicalitemsweregiven, lightrefreshmentswerepartakenof. Dancingsucceeded,themusicbeing suppliedbytheMissesJonesand Cassidy,intheirusualefficientstyle. Thegatheringterminatedtothe singingof"AuldLangSYne,"in chorus.

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THEPOSTALANDLANDSDEPARTMENTS.

Inthe"Record"lastissueanda priornumber,aletterappearedfrom "tCastleman,"anentthenon-deliveryandtheirregularityofthereceiptofthe"Record,"inYork, owingtoPostalneglect.Heknows hisboo',andgivesdatestobear outhiscomplaintaboutthedilatorinessofthePostalsystem,as itiscarriedoninhisquarter.The PostalDepartmentiscostlytothe taxpayers,andunlessitisefficient andworkedfortheconvenienceand intheinterestsofthepeoplein general,itissadlylackinginits utiliteandprovesanannoyanceinsteadofablessingtoitsclients.

Thecasecitedhasmorethana localinterestinasmuchasPeople elsewhereoftenwonderwhetheircopiesofthe"Record,Pneverturn uP. Accordingtoinquiries,the faultlieswiththePostalauthorities.AsfarasI:awlersisconcernd,amoreefficient,obliging, courteous.painstakingstaffofofficialsceildnotbefound.Thefault ofthenon-receiptofthe"Record" here,lieswiththeauthoritiesin Perth.Iftheconiesdonotcome toLawlers,thePostOfficeofficials calno meatthewishesof the subscribers."('astleman's"complaintthatcosiesofthesameissuereachYorkondifferentdates, appliesh?re enMondaysandFridays.whyisthis?

nic.Theformerwasheldinthe Miner'sInstituteonWednesday'last underveryfavourableweatherconditions.Theattendancewaslarge.; andthelargegatheringenjoyed themselvestothefullbentoftheir minds.Mr.ChasAdamswasthe movingspiritandleadinglightIn thesuccessfulorganisingandthe carryingoutoftheaffair;andall Praiseisduetohimforhisefforts.Hegavetheschoolchildrena treatthedayafterwardsandregaledthemwithlotsofdainties, whichweremuchappreciatedbythe children.

TheVivienPicnicwasheld on Sundaylast,atKurraiongFlat,one ofthe(nestbeltsofkurrajongin thisState.AlargenumberproceededtherefromallParts.Theday wasPleasant,andthesportswere variedandamusing,consistingof swinging,running,jumping,andothersports,thebos'racewaswon byF.Sketch,RaymondandHoraceGoodringebeingsecondandthird respectivelyTheNeedleRacewas capturedbyGalvin;theHop,Step, andJump,byP.Coene;theSheffield,byW.Greyman,andNorth annexedthe75yardssprintand otherraces.Therewereseveralothereventsforladiesandchildren.

TheTidies'HandicapfelltoaVivienladywith2oyards,andEthel Cunningham.scratchwassecond. Everythingpassed(STwell,tothe joycfthePicnickers,andthesatisfacticnofthePromoters.Theofficialsdeservethebestencomiumfor theirpainstakingandlaudableendeavours.

Thetemperaturewasq4degreesin theshadeyesterday.

Anewtrac'chasbeenrutfrom SandstonetoWiluna,adistanceof toomiles.FromhereandNanninetoWilunais120andTeomiles respectivel..

BayswaterBall

AverysuccessfulBall,organiled h.Mrs.Foley,inaidoftheBaeeartobeheldnextWednesdayat Maylands,wasrecentlyheldatthe BayswaterHall,andProvedavery en:oyallefunction.'TheHallwhich waygailydecoratedwascrowded, andthevariouscostumeswere neuehadmired.

Mrs.Moons.,'sBridalset,consistingofMastersdimO'connor,ArthurGulley,EddieMcDonald,Jack Walsh,andMissesButler,K.Dwyer,RitaandDorisO'Loughlin,securedthe1stprizeforthebest fancycostumes.

Mr.B.Barrett,ofCookernue.NestorofthePlain,hasalways somethin.'interestingtosay,and hislastisnoexceptiontothe rule. hi.revealsandexposesth rottenne,ofbusinessasconducted intheLandsDepartmentwitha defitenesandpungencycharacteristic ofhisvigorousandtelling stcl;hestateofaffairs,which hehasperson:elleexperienced,calls forimniedatealterationintheinterests-iftho;c,or.thelandandthe namerindwelfareofthe SMIPSurd;,suchtreatmentas Mr.Barrettreceivedcannothe knowntotheMinisterfo-Lands, Mr.11 ohrwiserectification andancowriehoneurablewould'he forthcomingwithoutamoment'sdelay Iti=tohehoardthatMr. Barrett'sexneri,nceisnotgeneral, andthattherewillnothearepetitionofsuchboorishccnductin theDepartment.'fso,Parliament shouldtft'eabandinthematter. Themeine settlersontheland shouldrie"ivealljusttreatment andenc:iuragement.becauseall wealth'eezinswiththeland.The agrarianindustryistheindustryof alliniustrias,-theonlyonepossible andcenceivehleuponwhichanationcanheentirelybuiltupend solelyexist. othersarefleeting andtemPorarythelandindustry isPermanentandthebackboneofa nation.

SOCIAL.

Thetwosocialeventsofthe Pastweekwereth-socialendconcertundertheellsPicesoftheLawn TennisClub,andtheVivienPic-

"Isay,Jack.I'lltellyousomething.Iflyouwanttofeelalways fitandwell,getyourwhiskyatGuilfuy1:;'s,MurrayStreet.Their brandsarealwaysreliable,andtheirpricesthelowest."

"GoodWinoneedsnoBush."

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MURRAYSTREET,PERTH

Ladies'Club. Aquiet,yetfashionablewedding wascelebratedatStarSeaChurch, Thehalf-yearlymeetingofthe1Cottesloe,onlastWednesday,when CatholicCathedralLadiesClub,wasMr.PatrickFitzpatrickandBrigid heldintheirRooms,Murrae-Street,MaryO'Connell-hailingrespectively onMondayevening.TherewasanfromtheCountiesofCorkandClare exceptionallylargeattendance.TheIreland-wereunitedintheholy Presidentpresided.1hehalf-yearly reportwasread,andspokevolumes,forthefuturesuccessofthe Club.Themembershiphasincreasedconsiderably.TheAmalgamation oftheCathedralLadies'withthe CatholicMen;'Societyhasproved enunboundedsuccess.Thedancing andelocutionclassbeinggladlyavailedcfbythemembers.The membershavebeencharitableby makinggarmentsintheirsPare timeforthepoorofPerth.

Thesecondprizeforbestdancing wasawardedtoMrs.Sangar'sset, comprisingMissesIrenePetrie,Doreen'Parker,JessisAlderson,JanetPell,RubyLindley,NellieSangar,MertonPeachey,andAnnie Evans.Mrs.D.Parker,actedwith Mrs.Sinsarinorganisingthisset. IndLiiiialprizewinnersforbest fancydresswereMissVeronica Skipworth,as"Spring,"andMasterFrank(;ilexas"Prince."The prizefor"FrenchMaid,"wasdonatedbyBrennanBrothers. Dick WalshsecuredaspecialPrizeinhis characterof"WestAustralianProduct-'."JeanMcKimmieas"AdmiraloftheFrenchNary,:'Alice AitkenEs"FashionsforAll,"and JeanAitkenas"Merry'Xmas,"W. Peacheyas"Nieger,"L.Osl'orne, as"oc'ley,"F.Barnettas"BakerBoy."andthe"Tallyho"set alsosecuredspecialprizesaswell asMrs.Dawsonas"Joan,"Mrs. Dohertyas"Commonwealth of Australia,"Mrs.Foley'sRobert Emmetset.MissSweeney's"Seasons,"and"RedRidingHood," Mrs.Robinson's"Hunting"Let,Mrs Fullery"MarcusStone,"Mrs.Pentreath's"AdvanceAustralia,"Miss Gee'sGuildfordset."Thelardwe livein,"andMrs.W.Smith's "PuritanSet,"weremuchadmired.Mr.P..T.Mooneyacteda; M.('.,MissHilarypresidedatthe piano,andMr.Piaggioplayedthe violin.MesdamesBoxall,liannin, andKent,andMrs.A.C.Rust (I'ncleToni")carriedouttheirdutiesefficientlyasjudges.

Socially,theClubbidsfairto becomeoneofourmostpopularSocieties.Threenewmemberswere nominatedandoneproposed.The electionaofficersalsotookplace. President-Mrs.Chamberlain. Vice-President-Mrs.Shepherd. Treasurer-MissBooth. Secretary-Mrs.Griffin. Librarian-MissBurns. Committee:-MesdamesShine,Holland,andMissesGaffneyMcArdle, andDonovan.

Verymuchregrettoannouncethe deathofMissWinnieBourke,of "Sunbury,"Victoria,sisterofour worthypresident(Mrs.Chamberlain),whosuccumbedafteranoperationforappendicitis.

(ottesloeNotes.

ThenewPresbyteryatCottesloe isnearingcompletion,whencompletewillheapictureofarchitecturalbeauty.Anopeningceremony isbeingcontemplated,athingnew andnovelofitssort,atleastfor W.A. OnlastWednesdayaverypleasantandenjoyableeveningwasspent attheCatholicSchoolHallClaremontalienquiteanumberofpeople ofCottesloeandClaremontmetfor thePurPoseofPresentingtheirgifts manyusefulandvaried,tothenew PresbytersThishasbeenthesecondofitskindheldwithin the month.Thelastwasheldatthe residenceofMrs.Parker,Harry-St. Cottesbe,andtooltheform'ofa Kitchenparty,whenmorethana fullsupplyofkitchenutensilswere presented. Anableandenergeticcommitteeor ladiesarehardatworkorganising aGardenFeteinaidofPresbytery Funds,tobeheldattheresidence ofMrs.BernardParker,earlyin December.

bordsofmatrimonybytheRev.T. Masterson.Aftertheceremonythe Partydrovetothehomeof the bridegroom'ssisteratLama-Street, Cottesloe,whereasumptuousweddingbreakfastwasinwaiting. Whentheguestshaddonefulljusticetothemanydaintyandinvitingthingssetbeforethem,theusuallistoftoastsweredulyhonoured.Afterwardsthehappycouple setoutforashortholiday,before returningtotheirnewhomeatWaroona--amtdstshowersofcongratulationsandheartygoodwishesfrom theirnumerousfriends.

Inmemoryoftheirboy,Gerald, whodiedearlyintheyear,Mr.and Mrs.Scannell,ofToora,intheDioceseofSale,Victoria,havepresentedtotheChurchahandsomeconfessional.

TheHolyFatheronthe7thSePtemberreceivedinprivateaudience, FatherCrotty,rectorofSanClemente,Rome,whopresentedtohis HolinessFatherMoore,Priorofthe DominicanConventatNewry.His Holinessexpressedgreatsatisfaction attheworkoftheDominicans.

Iwilldohumannaturethejusticetosaythatweareallprone tomakeothersdotheirduty.

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TheatreRoyal Directionof J.andN.Tait.

NextWEDNESDAY,i9th-SATURDAY22nd-MONDAY24thOCT. TheIncomparableandFascinatingArtist

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"TheGreatestDramaticSingeroftheDay." SupportingArtists:

SIGNORGASPARRI-TheFinestLyricTenoryetheardinAustralia.

M.JACQUESPINTEL-TheBrilliantRussianPianist-Winnerofthe GrandPrixConservatoire,Paris,Iooke.

ReservedSeats,10s.6d. Unreserved,5sand3s.

BonPlansnowOpenatNicholson. Country,Patronsareadvisedtobookthreeatsbypost,asvery largeaudiencesareexpected.

KALGOORLIETHURSDAY,OCTOBER27th. TheonlyConcertthatcanbegivenontheFields.

MrGEORGEFLENNON, CertificatedMasterof Elocution, PupilsCoachedforPulpit Stage,BarandP:atform Studio: COLONIALMUTUALCHAMBERS Sr.GEORGE'STERRACE,PERTH

"Beindefatigableinyourpurpose andwithundauntedspiritresist iniquityandtrytoconquerevil withgood,havingbeforeoureyes therewardpreparedforthosewho combatforthenameofChrist."PIUSIX.

SATURDAY,OCTOBER22,,191o.

ProposeaUnionof Sects!

ThedailyPaPersoftheweekcontainedatelegraphedreportofthe resolutionsenactedbytheAnglican Synod,duringitssessioninSydney.Itismoreorlessawiseproceedingforthenon-Catholicdenominationstoholdsuchconferencesas theyservetobringtheirdoctrine, andpractice,moreunderthelimelight,andtheyaffordanopportunitetotheleadersofthoughtin thosedenominationstogiveexpressiontotheiraspiringaftertruth. Afterall,inacriticalage,such asthepresentageis,areligious body-tocommandafollowingand toperpetuateitswork-mustgive somereasonforitsexistenceand someaccountofitsvitality.,and alsoProvetothesatisfactionofits faithfuladherentsanditsindliTereatists,too,thattheirsisafaithwhich hassomethinginittoholdtheintellectandwillcaptive.Confer-

ecclesiasticalforbears,whobrokeoff fromtheoldMotherChurchand there,andthen,rejectedand repudiatedthenameof"Catholic.

Asanillustrationwemaymention anincidentwhichhappenedata Committeemeetingafewyearsago inPerth. AnAnglicandignitary hadoccasiontoopposetherepresentativeofanon-corformistbode. Theformerinabitofexcitement calledthelattera"heretic."In replythelatterchallengedtheaPplicationof"heretic,"tohim,and thedignitarysaid-youdeservethe name.becauseyoubrokeawayfrom theMotherChurch,i.e.,theAnglican.TheNon-conformistreplied withaTuquoqueargument."You too,sir,"saidhe,"brokeaway fromtheoldMotherChurch of Christendom,i.e.,theCatholic,and therefore,rouareasmucha"heretic"asI." If,therefore,Anglicanssetsuchimportanceonthe word"Catholic,"thataftertheir usualsty.e,theyentereda"Protest"inSynodassembledatSydneyagainstitsexclusiveuseby,the CatholicChurch,wecannothelp them.ThekwillfinditaverydifChristianilculttasktodisproveafactwhich hasthehistoricsanctionofallthe agesofChristendomstampedupon it;theywillneversucceedinmakingaProtestantsectbecalledor berecognisedastheCatholic Church-exceptbyconversion.SpasmodicProtestsonlyaccentuatethe absurdityoftheposition.

AnotherPointinthetelegraphed synopsisofSynodalresolutionsdeservestheattentionofourreaders.

indeedanydoctrines.There,the ProtestantArchbishopofMelbourne isPerfectlyright.Hehasgaged theposition.Heknowsit,and evidentlyheknowsthatheknows it.TheCatholicChurchwillnever nay,can,nevergiveupthedoctrinestaughtherfromHeaven,-to replacethembydoctrinesoriginateduponearth;forsheistheinfalliblewitnessto,andteacherof

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Oct.23rd.-Twenty'thirdS afterPentecost.4ths.' octave. FeastoftheMostHoldRedeemer.

Wed.26-St.Evaristus,Popeand Martyr. Thur.27-VigiloftheHolyApostlesSimonandJude;,feast ofSt.Uhaldus,Bishopand Confessor.Transferredfrom May16th.

Fri.28-SaintsSimonandJude, ApostlesandMartyrs. Sat.29-St.Bede,Confessormid Doctor. Transferredfrom27th May.

111/.11..

AmostsuccessfulMissionwasopenedatMidlandJunctionor.last SundaybytheRev.FathersMangan, andCagnekC.SS.Rs. e

Thefortnight'smissionatSubiaco wasbroughttoe.closeor.Sunday night-animmensecongregationbeingpresent.Duringthecurrent weekthemissionconductedbythe Rev.FatherMurray,C.SS.R.,at Rosalea,isverysuccessful.It closesonsender.

TheMenziesBazaarclearedupwardsofgeoo,andtheYorkBazaarnetted2280.

Theannualcontingentofpriests fromholyIrelandpassedthrough onlastTuesdayonthemailboat. Thisyear"AllHallows"sentnine tothedifferentdiocesesintheEasternStates.Therewereseveralof theninefromtheCountyofKern. --threeofthembeingneighboursin theOldLandoftheRev.Father MoloneyofPerth.

TheRevFatherReid\ofAltany wasgivenanenthusiastic"send-off" byhisoldparishionersontheeve ofhisdepartureforBridgetown.

Aresolutionwascarriedtothe effectthatthetimewasripefora re-unionofchurches,andtheAnglicanArchbishopofMelbourne thoughttheCatholicChurch was outofit.asitwasnotreadyfor re-union.Truerwords,ast'eyare inthecontext,HisGraceneveruttered.Towhat,orwithwhatcould theCatholicChurchunite? Do theirLordshipseverdreamofunitingtheirDenominationwithher? iftheycouldbegottounderstand thatitismorereasonableforthe rebelliouschildrentohereconciled totheirmother.thanforthemothertodespoilherselfof her privilegesandPrerogativesanddeences,ConrressesandS.,nods,doIgradeherdignitybydescendingto thisinamosteffectiveway-asthelevelofherfaithlesschildren, hasbeenaeainandagaindemon-forthesakeofafictitiousunion strafedintheinstanceoftheCa-iftheirmentalvisioncouldbeentholicChurch.Non-Catholicdeno'- larged,90astoenablethemto inatienshavefollowedsuit-andwith anamountofsuccess. Thereisavastdifference,however,betweentheCatholicChurch, andtheProtestantChurchinSynod,orCongress.Theformeris nevertroubledwithquibblesor ce.vilsaboutnames,andothersuch

seeth?dignitythatwouldbetheirs, iftheyraisedthemselvesandtheir followersfromthesloughofmaterialismandirreligiontothesublimeheightofdivinethoughtand racticewhicharecharacteristicof thetrueChurchofalltheages;if infin-,theycouldseetheirwayto

divinetruth,whichcannever be 24-St.Raphael,theArch- changed.AndshouldtheChurchof angel. EnglandcometotermswiththeTues.25-St.BonifaceI.Popeand worldwhichaffectsbeliefinChrist's Confessor. teaching,shewilldosoonlyat theexpenseofthatChristiantruth, whichshestillretains.Whetherthe ChurchofEnglandwilldothisremainstobeseen.Willitpruneits doctrinestosuitthenon-conformist conscience,orwillthenon-conformistsaddtotheirstockoffundamentalarticlesofbelief,sufficient toenablethemtobeallroundAnglicans?Ineithercasewhowillbe thesuperiortowhomthedifferent coherentorsemi-coherentbodieswill besubordinate? Probablythe graveandreverendSeniorswho haveproposedreunion(inwhichthe CatholicChurchcanhavenopart), haveconsideredthesemootpoints, andpossiblymangivesuchananswer,aswillsatisfythemselves.To ustheinsuperabledifficulteinthe warofreunionofChurches-(abstractingaleogetherfromtheCatholicChurchwhichwillnotallowone jotortittleofthelawofrevelationtobechanged,-whichisimpossibleofcomPro'nise),istheinnateinsubordinationoftheProtestantmindwhichisatoncethekey noteorfoundation,andthedestructionoftheReformation.Itis hardtofalsifyhistoryandhistory testifiesthatProtestantismofevery brandbeganininsubordinationto lawfulauthority.AProtestant,be heAnglican,Wesleyan,orPresbyterianhad,andhastherightto interprethisBibleinhisownway, accordingtothe"libertyofconscience''whichistheproudtriumph ofProtestantism.AProtestantis anindependentbeingwhosechief credentialisinsubordinationto religious authority. Hemust nottake-atleastheneednot takeauthorityinreligiousmatters from.anyone.Hecantakehis Bibleandmakeoutofitwhatsoeverhelikes.Thenaturalconsequenceofthreehundredyearsof trialisconfusion,worse,confounded.Sectshave'sprungupwithincrediblerapidityoutofthenewlyestablishedorderofthings,andinsubordinationhasbeensuchafeatureoftheSects,thatto-daywe witnessthesadspectacleoffouror fivehundredsectsexistinginEnz.lish-speaMngcountries-allofthem descendantsofrevoltingchildrenof theChurchofEngland.This.has beenthedevelopmentofecclesiasticalhistoryanddoctrineinEngland forthePastfourhundred eears, and despitetheeffortsofthemenwhoforesee theendofit,thisconfusionmoulds thereligiouscharacteristicsofthe presentdee-.Theoldprincipleof theReformationwas"Iwillnot serve,andwillnotobe:-anybody else,istrueto-dayintherank andfileofProtestantadherents. Thecables,thetelegraphandthe newspapercaterforthisidea,and thePEo?leID!theProtestantdenominationswhowouldlookwithholy horroratthemandateofaPope, andwithdefarcsatthecommand eltheHolyGhost,willimPlicitle obey,andswallowallthethings cabledbeJewsandFreemasons,or trivialities.Itneveroccurstohershakeo'ItheshacklesofRoyalandwrittenbysomeman,slingingink thatshehastoassertthatherParliamen'arycontrol,endseeainthetackroomofasecular nameis"Catholic."Thatisuni-lastfondfarewelltowives,fami-newspaperoffice.Untilobedienceto versallyrecognised.Hertitleto fertures,andluxurywhichtheTenCommand-nennsisrecocnis itisasoldasChristianityitself.tneetheirpositionsuchahaPPYedasaDivineMcmde.te,untilD^H:SheactsastheCatholicChurchoneinthisworld; thenindeedtheretrialobedienceimattersoffaith everywhere.Sheisnotcircumscribewereaproseectoft000n,th-nandmorels,tolegitim-teanddivine eothorityisee`lbliehed,re-unionor unionamongtheChurch-swithor withouttheCatholic,ismerqshibholeth-o-aredloTring-high divertstheattentionofmenfrom theultimateendofasystem of religion,whose Palleexpopure isitsowndestruction.

ThePerthMen'sSocietyandthe CathedralLadies'Clubsignalised theclosingofaterm1'yacombinedbanquetandsocialonlastTuesdaynight.Theaffairwasfaultlesslyarrangedandcarriedoutwith entiresatisfaction.Therewasa splendidgatheringpresent-thelarge roombeingentirelyfillA.withmembersandguests,andtheutmost goodfeelingandhilarityprevailed throughouttheevening.Songs,recitations,andwellpreparedspeeches gavequiteavarietetotelevening'spleasure.

edbyNationalitiesorGovernments.mightunityheultimatelyconcernIntheremotestandalmostinac-mated,andtheChurchbecome"the cessiblepartsoftheearth,sheactsCiteseatedontheHill,"-which astheCatholicChurch.Thisin-cannothehid.Butitisuselessto contestiblefactisametaphoricalhopethattheratholiCChurchwill thorninthesideofHighChurchabandonherdoctrines,andaccent Anglicans.Theewoulditwerenotthoseofamodernworld,-ofher so.Vintitisso,isduetotheirownrebrIliouschildren-iftheyhave

Fromthetranslationofthe "MotuProPrio,"whichwegivein ourpresentissue,itwillbeseen thattheHolyFatherissteadily pursuingthePolicysoclearlyset forthintheEnc:,clical"Pascendi dominicigregis."Throughthe-lublicationofthatEncyclicalM ismreceivedablowfromtheeffects ofwhichithassincebeenreeling, butevenstillitsadvocatesareactive.Theyseektopropagatetheir doctrinesbysecretmeetingsandby issuinghooksanonymouslyorunder falsenames.HisHolinessconvinced thatthebestsafeguardagainst th-irnerncionsviewsistheformationofaperfectlytrain-d addssomefreshdirectionsro'wearecclesiasticaldisciplinetothosecontainedintheEncyclical.He insistsontheimportanceofimpartingthoroughknowledgetoecclesiasticeletudents,e,ieciallyintheologicalsubjects,and,nioveall, of seeingthattheirhabitsarevirtuousandtheirdoctrinesound.The Pontiffnoin'southownecessary erezealendearnestnessincombatingtheunholyalliancebetweenotenenemi'softheChurchandenemieswithinthehousehold,andassuresallecclesiasticswhooccupy roeitionsofauthoritythatthey

cannotguardagainsttheirattacks withtoogreatvigilanceortoo muchseverity.Thetirelessenergy ofHisHolinessandthedauntless spiritinwhichhemaintainsthe warfareagainsttheopponentsofthe Churchmustexcitetheadmi,iou ofallwhovaluethepricelesstreasureofthePurityoffaith.

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Thefollowingnewsconcerningt--n newOblateSuperiorGeneral,and theextensionoftheOrderinCanada,isinteresting.

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ThenewVicariateApostolic of KeewatininCanada,hasreceived asitsfirstBishop,theRightRev. Ovid('harlebois,O.M.I.,VicarApostolicandTitularBishopofBerenice(Lybia).

TheMostRev.ArchbishopDontenwill,theSuperiorGeneralofthe OblatesofMart'Immaculate, returnedtoRomeonthe21stJuly, afteranextendedtourinNorth America,theBritishIsles,Belgium andFrance.HisGracevisitedMa5noothon.1une21st.

Wehavereceivedaveryfinearticleentitled:"TheCatholicMen's SocietyItsscopeforusefulness." fromawriterwhosignshimself withthenome-de-plumeof"Austral,"whichweshallPublishin succeedingissuesofthe"Record." Herearesomeoftheheadingsof thearticle"TheSocietyod' ARetrospect.ItsEducativeInfluence. AHigherSchoolforEducation""TheFirstQualityofa Gentleman,--Gentleness"The"Societe'sSocialAspects""Conversation,TheFruitofCulture;""PhysicalCulture;""Asureroadto successinlife;""Asoundmoral andenlightenedjudgment"The NecessiteofanOrganItsvaluableEliects" "A Training GroundfortheFormationofCharacter;""TheBulwarkofthe Church.""HisHolinessthePope andtheSociety."Wefeelsure thatagreatnumberofourreaders willtinedthearticleveryinstructive andinteresting.

TherewasasolemnReligious ProfessionatSt.Brigid'sConvent ofMercyduringtheweek.We shallPublishanaccountoftheceremominournextissue.

InthehigherTheoryexamination underTrinityCollege,London,held onlast.1uly,inPerth,MissJ.V. A.Reilly,andMissK.M.P.Shine ofSt.Brigid'sConvent,Perth,passedinthe"ArtofTeaching,"Miss A.E.Atwell(St.Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle),andMissC. Seeker(oftheSacredHeartConvent,Perth),obtainedlikehonours.WecongratulatetheConvents 1andtheirstudentsontheirsuccesses.

TheRev.FatherCagneyconcludedhisweeks'missionatBayswater onlastSundayevening,and althoughtheweatherconditionswere veryunfavourable,therewasalarge congregationPresent.Hereferred tothemembersoftheAltarSoc'seoodworkindecoratingthe Altar,andPaidagracefultribute toMadamePatek,whoPresidedat theorgan.Hecomplimentedthe choirontheircapablerenderingof thesacredmusic.Itisbelievedin somequartersthatMr.JohnFoley andaninfluentialcommitteeintend tohaveaPineorganinstalledin St.Columbia'sChurch.Butnothingdefinitehasyetbeendecided.

vocalandPersonal.

bahlycomeoninMardinext,but Mr.Keenangoesbeforethemtobe inpreparationforthecasewhenit iscalled.

Inreplytoarequisitionofupwardsof1200ratepayersofthe CityofPerth,Mr.T.G.Molloy, hasconsentedtocontesttheMayoraltyofPerth,attheforthcoming election.Thecontestpromisesto beakeenone,too,andifconductedasitshouldbe.onprinciple,Mr T.G.shouldwin.Ifpettyside issuesarebroughtinMr.Molloy loses.

AprosecutionundertheElectoral Act,thefirstofitskindinWest Australia.againstacandidatefor Parliamentaryhonours,Mr.W.E. Larrad,who,onMarch21last,unsuccessfullycontestedanelectionto tillavacancyintheLegislative Council,andwho,withinthree monthsfromthatdatefailedtofile ascheduleofhiselectioneeringexpenses,tookplaceatthePerthPoliceCourt. Themagistratesaid afineof£50couldbeimposed butinthiscasethedefendant wouldonlybeorderedtopay£3, includingcosts.

ThecriticismsurgedagainstMr. GeorgeTaylorforhisaccee-ewe ofthechairmanshipofcommieeees, arealtogetherunfair,andnotcomplimentarytoParliamewtgenerally. Mr.Taylor'sworkwiththeLabour Partshasbeensuchasshouldhave dissiPatedanenotionofhisacceptingagiftforservicestoberendered,eitherfromtheonesideof theHouseortheother,for"Mulga,"asheismorefamiliarlyV ,wn hasanindependentspirit,wnich brooksnoconsiderationsof this kind.Mr.Taylorhasshownadirdr-

ablequalitiesasDeputeChairman, and,itisconfessedallround, wouldmakeoneofthebeetspeakerswhohavesatinthechair. Fromhispresentpositionthe Speakershipisthenaturalsequence, andanyPartyshouldbeproudof

ThefinalEuchrePartyandDance inaidofMissColgan'sStallwas wellattendedonWednesdayevening, intheMaylandsHall,abouteo tableswereset.Theprizeswere awardedtoladies(I)Mrs.Harrold(2),Mrs.Hague; (3),Miss Colgan. Gents,(1)Mr.Green, (2),Mr.Walsh; (3)Mr.Heel). MissesColganandMr.Schwarze hadchargeofthemusic.TheEuchrearrangementswereinthecapablehandsofMr.LanninofGuildford.NumerousvisitorsfromFremantle,MidlandJunction,North Perth,VictoriaPark,Perth,and Subiaco,attended.Theattendance wasthelargesteverseeninthe Hall.Mr.F.McDonaldactedas M.C.

StBrigid'sWomen'sBranch H.A.C.B.S.,Perth,

TheSt.Brigid'sLadies'Branchof theH.A.C.B.Society,heldtheir eeualfortnightlymeetingintheHibernianHall,Murray-street, on Thursdayevening,theIethinst.,at 8-p.m. TherewasaverylargeattendanceofmembersandSr.Shine Presided.Severalaccountswere PassedforPayment,alsoSickPee fortwomembers.Anamount of correspondencewasreadanddealt with.SisterE.JoneswasdulyinstalledasSecretaryoftheSoc-

St.Joseph'sChurch,withaliberalsuPPlyofrefreshmentsandthe buildingwascrowded.Abrieftoast listgaveopportunityfortheexpressionofpublicopinionoftheguest, andthesPeech-makingwasrelieved atintervalsbymusicalselections andconversation. Mr.C.Hunter occupiedthechairandoneither handsattheRev.FatherReidy, andDr.Everard.Seatsofhonour 'werealsoProvidedfortheMayor, (Mr. A.Armstrong),theHon. CuthbertMcKenzie,M.L.C.,theVen. ArchdeaconLouoh,'theRev.S.B. Fellows(WesleyChurch),andMrs. Fellows,Rev.J.B.McKissock (ScotsChurch),theRev.C.M. Hilson(BaptistChurch),Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Sims,Mr.W.St.Clair White,Mr.ft.BerlinerandMr..A. H.Richardson.Apologieswereread fromtheRev.FatherReidy(Katanning).Messrs.J.Moir, A H.Dickson,FrankConks,andJ. Mulkerin(Mt.Barker).

Mr.NorbertKeenan,K.C.,will ho-ehgetoFnelandonwhatwill PossiblyProveamoreremunerative missionthantheAgent-Generalshin, saysth."KalgoorlieMiner."He hasbeencommissionedbytheGoldenHorseshoeendshecommaniee associatedwithitinthedivIcl-ed dutescase,tolaytheeaseforthe cnmpanybeforethehordeof the PrivyCouncil.Thecasewillpro-

Thechairman,inproposingthe healthoftheRev.FatherReidy. saidasallwereawarethatgatheringhadbeenarrar.gedtodohonourtotheirworthypastor,Father Reidy,whohadbeenmostunexpectedlycalledawaytotakeupwore inGreenbushesandBridgetown. Therewasnotonepresentinthe ballthatnightwhodidnotfeel deePlythelosswhichthetownwas sustainingbythedepartureofFatherReidy.Hehadbeenherefor ietybytheworthyPresident.An-nearlyfouryears,duringwhich othermemberwasinitiatedtotimehehadlabouredhardinthe clearancefromoneoftheVictorianinterestsofhisparish,andtheam- Branches.'thePresidentreportedountofworkthathehaddonedur- thatthenetProceedsreceivedfromingthatperiodtestifiedtotheen- theSkatingCarnivalinaid'ofthe ergo,displayedbyhim.FatherRei- OrganFundamountstoalittleex-dyhaddonesomuchvaluable ceeding£m. TheBalanceSheetworkduringhistermofofficehere forthequarterendedistSeptem-thatitwasalmostimpossibleto hertyroandAuditors'Reportwereenumerateitall,butparticularat- readandreceived.ThereisadecidedincreaseontheExpenditure side,thetotaldisbursementsforthe aboveperiodamountingto£.297s. bed.The('residentagain drew theMembers'attentiontothesale ofticketsfortheRiverExcursion, inaidoftheBenevolentFund. oneofitsmembersoccupyingsuchMembersareremindedthat a comaPosition.WhileweakeningavotebinedGeneralCommunionofthe incommittee,thevoteofgeneralMetropolitanBrancheswillbeheld mattersofdiscussionisrotlost,inSt.Brigid'sChurch,WestPerth, sothereisnotmuchinthiscon-tobefollowedbyBreakfastinthe tention.Alittlemoretoleranceon th schoolroomonSunday,13thNovHousewouldleadtoafartotter schoolgroundshadalsobeenput serviceforthepublic.Weventure tothinkthatthemanwhowould tell"Mulga"Tayloroutsidethe Housethathehadbeenbought wouldhaveasorry'timeofit,but theprivilegesofParliamenthave evidentlynotbroughtancduesense ofresponsibility.Mr.Taylormay hesafelylefttodealwithhiscritics,justashedealtwiththemon aformeroccasion,whenaMinistry triedtoplacehimontheshelf."Star."

tentionmightbecalledtotheimprovementseffectedthrough his agencytotheChurchandschool property.Itwouldberemembered thatpriortohiscomingthechurch groundswereveryroughandovergrownwithscrub.Thiscondition ofaffairs,however,hehadspeedily remedied.Hehadhadthegrounds levelled,treesplantedandeverethingputintofirst-rateorder.The Churchhehadhadpaintedinside andout,anewporchmadeand y otherimprovementseffected. The emberat7o'clockMass.Alarge attendanceisexpected.ThePriceingoodorder,anewshederected,

ofbreakfastticketshasbeenfixed atis.each.TheDistrictBoard willvisitthenextmeetingofthe Branch.

$ AMelbournemorningpaperstates thatamemberproposedthataletterbewrittentoBothaintroducingMr.Fisher.Mr.Fisherat oncecrossedovertoMr.Deakin, whoseizedhisblottingpad.And thisiswhathewrote:"DearBotha,-Withthisletter comesFisher,thePrimeMinisterof 'God'sOwnCountry,'tothatdesert land,whichhassooftenbeendescribedasthagraveyardofBritish Politicalreputations.ThoughleaderofHisMajesty'sOppositionin ourParliament,Iwritethisasrepresentati,eofallparties.Atthe sametimeIcannotrefrainfrom expressingthehopethatyetanother tombstonemayheerectedinyour politicalcemetery.-Faithfullyyours. "ALFREDDEAKIN."

OnnextWednesdayevening(Oct. 26)),at8o'clock,Mr.H.G. Swan,M.L.A.,willopenthelongthreatenedBazaaratthePublic Hall,Maylands,whichpromisesto bearecordfinancialsuccess.The IrishWarPipeBandwillbeinattendanceandestherewillbea musicalprogrammeoneachofthe4 nightsduringwhichtheBazaarwill last,inadditiontocountlessother attractions.Patronswillbewell compensatedfortheirgenerosity.

Atthecloseofthemeetingan opportunitywastakentopresent Sr.Bradley,theretiringSecretary withahandsomesetofRosary Beadsinacknowledgmentofthevaluableservicesshehasrenderedthe Branchduringhertermofoffice Bro.Webbspokeinveryhighterms ofthegenerousandunselfish effortsSisterBradleyhasalwaysput forthintheinterestsoftheSociety andtheregrettheBranchfeltat losingoneofherstanding. A merrygameofeuchreandalittle dancingwasindulgedinandlight refreshmentswereservedbythe ladymembers.SisterBradleycarrieswithherthesincerewell wishesoftheBranchforasafeand speedyreturn.

PopularPriestHonored

DEPARTUREOFTHEREV. FATHERREIFYFROM ALBANY:

TheRev.FatherJeremiahReidy whohasbeeninchargeofAlbany forthepastfouryearsleftfor hisnewmissionatBridgetownon lastMonday,tothegreatregretof thePeopleofallclasses,among whomhelabouredduringhismissionattheSouthernPort. Thus,whenstepsweretakento entertainhimbeforeheleftthe town,areadyresponsewasmade onallhands.Thegatheringtook PlaceintheOddfellows'Hall on Thursdaynightandwasamongthe mostrepresentativeofitskind\et heldinthedistrict.Tableshad beentastefullylaidbytheladiesof

andtheschoolbuildingrenovated. Theeimeter\whichwasformerly verymuchofawilderness,had. moreover,beenconvertedintoa bareins,:groundwhichwouldbear comparisonwiththecemeteriesof anytownthesizeofAlbany.The speakerstatedthatbehadknown FatherReidyintimatelyduringthe Pastthreeyearsandninemonths, andifhadbeenhisPleasureto meethimontheaverageatleast threeorfourtimesweekly.FatherReidyhadalwaysbeenmost gentlemanlyinhisdemeanour,a thoroughenthusiastinChurchmatters,andthespeaker,incommon withallhisparishioners,hadlearnt tohonour,torespect,andhemight say,tolo'lehisreverenceforthe manyexcellentqualitieswhichhe Possessedinsuchamarkeddegree. FatherReidyhad,aboveallthings beensympathetic,everreadytolend aneartoanycaseofdistress,eitherofbodyormind,andhehad atalltimesbeenreadyfor the callofduty.nomatteratwhatinconveniencetohimself.TheauthoritiesinPerthmusthavehadFatherReidv'sspecialqualitiesinview whentheychosehimtotakeup theworkintheBrideetoNn Greenbushesdistricts,andallwho knewhim,feltthatAlbany'sloss wouldheGreenbushes'gain. In conclusion,thespeakerwishedFatherReidyeverybalminessandprosperityinhisnewhome,andassurredhimthathenotonlycarried withhimthegoodfeelingandbest wishesofthemembersofhisown coneregation,butalsothesame sentimentsfrom+hoeenotefhis ownfaith,aswastestifiedbythe splendidratheringthatnight. ArchdeaconIouchandtheRevs. McKissock,FellowsandHillsoncor-

diallysupportedthetoast.AllL.Glowrey,C.Gee,R.Tror, paidatributetothesincerity,ofGlancy,J.Johnston,L.Samers,M. FatherReidyinhiswork,andspokeTroy,D.Cumming,P.Rodriguez. regretfullyofhisdeParturefromJuniorMessrs.G.Power,F.Sexthetown. ton,W.Riley,J.McSleer,D.Ag-

TheMkorexpressedgreatadmir-new,.1.Hdll,F.Connor.Starter: ationforthepersonalqualitiesofI.ieut.Emmott.Startersassistheguest.Hesaidhewasrespec-tantsMessrs.L.Samers.J.J. tedby,allsectionsofthecommun-Savage.JudgesMessrs.S.Grimity,andthetownwouldbealoserwood,J.F.Campbell,J.Molloy, byhisgoingaway. E.J.Rodoreda,L.O'Sullivan,and Messrs.SimsandWhiteandoth-C.Horsburgh.Time-keepers Mr. eraalsospoketothetoast,Mr.J.F.Jolley,andBrothersDoyle SimsespeciallyreferringtothegoodandO'Donoghue.Resultsteward

tELEPHONE392 M.J.MOLONEYM.P.S. CHEMIST

Corner(fLakeandAberdeenSts.,Perth

FatherReidyhaddoneinquietlyMr.A.H.Browett.TrackStewrelievingcasesofdistress. and Mr.J.A.Carroll.BlackMr.J.J.Murphy,onbehalfof theParishioners,thenPresentedFatherReidywithaPurseofsovereignsandspokeinglowingterms ofhisworkaspastorinAlbany'.

Thetoast'wasdrunkwithenthusiasm.

TheRev.FatherReidyresponded infeelingterms.Hethankedthem heartilyfortheirkindlyappreciationofhiswork.Ithadatall timesbeen'hisendeavourtodohis duty,andifhehadsucceededeven inasmalldegreehewasthehappierforit.Hereferredtohiscongregationwithaffectionandacknowledgedtheirgeneroustreatment ofhim.Hewasexceedinglysorry toleaveAlbany,buthisworkwas maPPedoutforhimandhewould gocheerfullywherehisserviceswere required. FatherReidythanked hisfellowclergymenfortheircourteoustreatmentofhim,andtheresidentsofAlbanyfortheirconsiderationonalloccasions.

Othertoastshonouredwere:-"The Visitors,"prorosedbyMr.T.P. HandleyandrespondedtobyMr A.H.Richardsonand" Press,"ProposedbyMr.1'.McGuckinandrespond-dto Mr.('atling. fhe evenin-r,passedmostagreeabl,and1111Programmewasno' broughttoaconclusion.C11 after o'clock. Musicalitemswere contributedbyMesdamesRalston, McGu&rinandGeeMissesLindfield, McGuckinandNoriroyleandMes-

boardstewards Messrs.H.G. ShePherd,Dawson,andMorgan. Followingaretheresults.-

440YardsChampionship.-Cumming,r; Glowre. 2;Troyii.3. Time:,S7sec.

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220YardsJuniorChampionship.Hill,1;Dobson,2;McDermott,3. Time264-5sec.

22uYards(over14).-FinalSeeligson,I Pozzi,2; Samson,3. Time242-5sec.

120Yards(underI2).-Final

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12oYardsJuniorHurdles.-Final Gonzales, 1 Marwick,2 DeBaun 3.Time20sec.

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TheHolyFatheragainwarnsagainst Modernism

"MotuProprio"

onEcclesiasticalDiscipline

HisHolinessPopePiusXissued ontheistult.,a"MotuProprio" inwhichhegivescertaindirections respectingecclesiasticaldiscipline, thebettertoguardagainstModernism.Inthisdocument,thetitleof whichis"SacrorumAntistitum," HisHolinesssays: Webelievenoneofthesacred pastorsoftheChurchcanbeunawarehowamostevil-mindedclassof men,theModernists,evenafterthe Encclical"Pascendidominicigregis" haddeprivedthemofthepretexts whichtheyhadadoptedhave abandonedtheintentionofdisturbingthepeaceoftheChurch.They didnotcease,infact,bringingtogethernewmembersandunitingthem insecretmeetings,andbytheir meansinfusingintotheveins of Christiansocietythepoisonoftheir opinions,pinilishingbooksandcommentaries,andsuppressingthe namesofthewritersorgivingfalse ones.IfthisPersistentaudacity, whichcausesUssomuchgrief,be consideredattentively,afterOurLittertowhichWehavereferredhas beenreadagain,itwillaton':ebe seenthatthesemenarenotatall differentfromthosetheredescribed, thatistosaytheyareopPon,..ats somuchthemoretobefearedtLe nearertheyaretous-adver.iares, knho,abusirgtheirministryoffere Poisonedbaittosurprisetheincautious,Put'ingincirculation "..b-.; kindofdictrine,inwhichisembracedthesumofallerrors.

"Asfneysnreadthisplaguein thatpartoftheLord'svineyaril, where weshouldexpectthebest fruit,ifitisthedutyofallries torstolabourforthedefenceof the''atholicFaithandtowatch. withtheutmostdiligence,lestthe integityifthedivinedep'sit Oilierdetriment,itis r officetoexecutethecommands'of Chrict,theSaviour,Whosaidto Peter,whoseunworthysuccessorIce areConfirmsfratrestuos.' o thisend,then,thatis,inorder thatinfacingthepresentstruggle themindsofthewell-disposed shouldheencouraged,Wedeemit opportunetorepeatthesuggestions andPrescriptionscontainedinthe documentofourstowhich We haveinferred."

THEREGULATIONSofTHE ENCYCLICAL"PASCENDI."

HerehisHolinessgavesalong PassagefromtheEncyclical"Pascendi"treating(I)ofthestudyof Scholasticphilosophytobepursuedasthefoundationofthesacred sciences(2)oftheselectionofrectorsandProfessorsintheCatholic seminariesanduniversaries,andof theconditionsrequiredforthepro-

motionofclericstoSacredOrders, forTheologicaldegrees,and with respecttotheschoolstobefrequented; (3)ofthedutyofthe BishopstopreventintheSeminariesandintheirschoolsthereading ofModernistwritingsandtowatch overCatholicpublishinghousesand libraries,soastoseethatsuch; writingsarenotprinted,and ifprintedthattheyarenotsold (a)oftheappointmentofCensors fortherevisionofwritingsandof theProhibitionimposedonpriests ofassumingthedirectionofnewspaperswithoutthepermission of theirBishops,oractingascollaboratorsorcorrespondents(5)of congressesofPriests(6)oftheappointmentofaCouncilofVigilance ineachdiocese(7)ofthetriennialrePorttohemadebyOrdinariesandtheheadsofreligiousCongregationsastotheobservanceof whathasbeenprescribedandthe existenceofModernismlocally.The HolyFather,afterhavingquoted thispartoftheEncyclicalinfull proceeds THENEWREGULATIONS.

"Tothesethings,whichWefully confirmunderpainofagravederelictionofdutyonthepartof thosewhoshallrefusetoobserve them,Weaddsomeotherspecial arrangementsrespectingstudentsaspiringtotheecclesiasticalstateand livin1. inseminariesandreligious novitiates.Intheseminariesitis decidn.e11:,-necessarythatalltheparts cftheinstitutionshouldconspirein theformationofthepriestsothat itmaybeworthyofitsname.It isnotright,infact,toimagine lbitsuchinstitutionsshould be ()Penmerelyforstudyorforthe promotionofPiety Theentireinstitutionshouldbedevotedtoone, andtheotherpurpose,andthese seminariesshouldbelikesomany exercisegroundsfortheformation, byalongpreparation,ofthesacredsoldiersofChrist.Inorder thatfromthemshouldgofortha well-instructedtroop,twothingsare absolutelynecessarv-doctrineacquiredbythecultivationofthemind andvirtueby'thePerfectionofthe sPirit. Intheonecaseitisrequiredthattheyoungstudentdestinedforthepriesthoodshould,aboveall,beinstructedinthosebranch-sofknowledgewhicharemost closelyconnectedwi'hthestudyof divinity; intheothercaseisdemandedaspecialdegreeofvirtue endfirmnessofpurpose.Letthose whoareinchargeof'disciplinean1 religiousexercisessee,then,what hopesthedifferentstudentsofferin theserespects.Letthemexamine closelythedispositionsofthein-

dividualstudentsandobserveifthey eremoreindulgenttowardstheir owntendenciesthanisright,orif theyappeartoacceptprofaneviews iftheyaredocileinobeyingtheir superiors,iftheyareinclinedto piet3,whethertheyhavetoohigh anopinionofthemselves,ifthey observediscipline,ifinaspiringto thedignityofthepriesthoodthey areanimatedbyaproperintention orguidedbyhumanmotivesfinally,Iftheydistinguishthemselvesby befittingholinessof-life,andbythe acquisitionofknowledge,orincase someofthesegiftsarewantingto them,iftheyendeavourwithpure andearnestpurposetoacquire them.

EcCLESTASTICALSTUDENTS ANDDISCIPLINE.

"Suchaninvestigationdoesnot presentanygreatdifficulty,inasmuchastheabsenceofthevirtues abovereferredtoreadilyrevealsitselfbothfromthefailuretodis chargethedutiesoragion fromthefactofthestudentsobservingdisciplineratherthroughtear thanfromcompliancewiththedictatesofconscience.Whoeverobservesdisciplinemerelythrougha servilefearordisregardsitthrougn levityorcontempt,isfarfromaffordingthehopeofbeingableto exercisetheofficeofthepriesthood inaholymanner.Wecannot,in fact,honethatonewhodespises domesticdisciplinewillnotdepart fromtheobservancecfthepublic lawsoftheChurch.Iftheheadof theinstitutiondiscoversinanyone !suchastateofmind,andhaving warnedhimonceortwice,findsafterayear'sexperience,thatheis notdisposedtogiveupthesehatits,lethimexpelhiminsucha wanthathecannothereceivedin thefutureeitherbyhimselforbe aneBishop.

"TwoqualitiesareabsolutelynecessaryinthePromotionofclerics innocencecflifeandintegrityof doctrine.Norshoulditbeforgottenthatthepreceptsandwarnings whichBishopsaddresstothoseon whomtheyareabouttoconferSacredOrdersaredirectedtothemselvesaswell,aswhereitissaid: 'Caremustbetakenthatheavenly wisdom,Probityofmanners,andthe dailyobservanceofjusticeshould recommendthosewhoarechoseu forthisoffice. Letthembe uprightandripeinknowledgeand works. andleteverykindof justiceadornthem.'

THEACQUISITIONOFKNOWLEDGE.

"intruthWeshouldhavesaidenoughontheprobityoflifeifit couldheeasilydissociatedfromthe doctrineandopinionsthateachone undertakestosustain.But,asthe BookofProverbssays: 'Doctrina suenosceturvir,'andtheApostle teacheshewho. nonPermenetindoctrinaChristi,Deum nonhabet.'Thecarethatisnec-

essaryinordertobecomeacquaintedwithmanyanddiverssubjects canbeunderstoodfromtheconditionoftheage,whichconsidersnothingofgreaterimportancethan thelightofhumanprogress.Itis essentialthen,thatthosewhobelongtotheecclesiasticalorder,it theydesiretodischargetheirdutiesinamannersuitabletothe timesiftheywishwithfruit'exhortariindoctrinasane,eteos,qui contradicuntarguere,'iftheyare anxioustousetheirabilityforthe advantageoftheChurch,shouldsecureknowledge,andthisinanuncommondegreeandinamannernot failinginthoroughness.Theyhave infact,tostruggleagainstenemieswhoareoldhandsinsuchwarfare,whocombinewithstudiousinvestigationsascienceinwhichdeceptionplaysaPart,whosespeciousandinsinuatingtheoriesarePut forwardwithanabundanceandsonorousnessofphrases,sothatthey appeartogiveutterancetosomethingnovel.Forthisreasondefensivearmsshouldbeinreadiness, thatistosay',allthosewhopre- parethemselvesinPrivatelifefor themostholyandmostdifficultofficesshouldhavealargefundof knowledge.

"Butasthelifeofmaniscircumscribedwithincertainnarrow bounds,sothatitisscarcelygiven tohimtodomorethantouch withhislipssomepartsofthecopiousfountainsofhumanknowledge theardourtolearnmustbemoderated,andwemustrememberthe wardsofSt.Paul:'Nonplussapere quamoportetsapere,sedsapereadsobrietatem.'Whereforesincethe studiestowhichclericshavetodevotethemselvesaremanyandserious,whethertheyareconcernedwith sacredliterature,thefoundationsof theFaith,morals,theknowledgeof thePietywhichiscalledascetic,the historyoftheChurch,('anonLaw, orsacredeloquence,inorderthat theyoungshouldnotlosetimein consideringothersubjectsorbedistractedfromthePrincipalobjectof theirstudies,Weabsolutelyforbid thereadingbethemofanyjournal orperiodical,howeverexcellent, makingitaderelictionofdutefor thosesuperiorswhodonotpro- videagainsttheoccurrenceofthis. OATHOFFIDELITYTOCATHOLICDOCTRINE.

"Inorder,then,thateverysuspicionofthesecretapproach of Modernismmaxbeprevented,We notonlywishthatwhathasbeen prescribedaboveshouldbefullyobserved,butWeordain,moreover, thatindividualProfessors,before commencingtheirclassesatthebeginningoftheyear,shouldlaybeforetheBishopthetextwhicheach proposestofollowinhiscourseof teachingandtheauestionsandthesestobedealtwiththatduring thesamenearhefollowthepro- grammemarkedoutineachcase;

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andthatifheisfoundtodepart fromsounddoctrine,thisshouldbe consideredasufficientcausewhythe professorshouldbeimmediatelyremoved. Finally,Weordainthat, besidestheprofessionoffaith,an oathshouldbetakenbeforehisown Bishop,andhearingthesignatureof himwhotakesit.

"Thisoathfollowingtheprofessionoffaith,accordingtotheform PrescribedbyOurPredecessorPius

violatetheoath,lethimbereport-riseupaudaciouslyeverydayagedimmediatelytothetribunals.ainstthewisdomthatcomesfrom theHolyOffice," Heaven,whoarrogatetothemselves INSTRUCTIONSFORPREACHERStherighttocorrectit,asifitwere

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ThelastPartofthePontificaldo-corrupt;torenewitasifitwere cumentcontainsinstructionsandwastedawaythrougholdage to warningstotheclergywithregardincreaseitandadaptittothehavebeenclosedforPast,andretopreaching.HisHolinesssayswishes,theProgress,andthecon-mainclosedforcurrentweek,ow"Sincebelongobservation WevenienceofthetimesasifitwereingtoanoutbreakofDiptheria.So knowthatresultsdonotcorres-contrary,nottotheficklenessof'fartherehavebeenaboutadozen pondcompletelytotheeffortsex-thefew,buttothewelfareofsoc-casesandalreadythediseasehas FendedbytheBishopswiththeob-ietY. claimedthreevictimsthefirstCyIV,ofhelymemory,withtheaddedjectofhavingtheWordofGod"TheseattemptsagainsttheGos-rilAlberts,thentheMayor's(laugh.: definitionsoftheVaticanCouncil,Preached,andthatthisistobeat-peldoctrineandecclesiasticaltradi-ter,andnowthenewsisjustbeing mustbesubmittedtotheirownBis-tributednotsomuchtothenegli-tioncanneverheopposedwithtoocirculatedofyoungJackHogan's hopby Benceofthehearersastothevan-greatvigilanceortoomuchseveritydeath. Thetowns'Peoplearenaturally.4

"I.Theclericswhoaretobe promotedtoMajorOrders,toeach ofwhommustfirstbegivena copyoftheprofessionoffaithand alsooftheformofoathtobepronounced,withtheadditionof the sanction,sothattheyshallknowit wellbeforehand,aswellasafter wardsincaseitshouldheviolated,

`2.Priestsdestinedtohearconfessions,andpreachers,beforethey receivethefacultytoexercisethose offices

" ParishPriests,Canons,and beneficedclergybeforetheytake possessionoftheirbenefices;

"4.TheofficialsoftheBishop's Curiaandofecclesiastictribunals, notexcePtirgtheVicar-Generaland theJudges:

"s.Thosewhohavebeenchosen toheLentenpreachers

"6.TheofficialsoftheSacred ConeregationsandoftheecclesiasticaltribunalsofRome,inthepresenceoftheCardinalPrefectandthe Secretary.oftheCongregationor tribunal

"7.TheSuperiorsofreligious (*wen-unitiesandCongregationsand theprofessorsbeforetaring up theiroffices.

"Th.documentscontainingthe professionoffaithandtheoath willbePreservedintheEpiscopal CuriaandintheofficesoftheRowanConeregations.Ifanyone-

ityofthepreachers,whogiveutterancetothelanguageofmanratherthantotheWordofGod,We thinkitopportunetobringforward again,translatedintoLatin,and torecommendtotheOrdinarythe documentsentout,ontheorderof OurPredecessor,ofsacredmemor3 LeoXIII.,betheSacredCongregationofBishopsandRegularsonthe ,!st (Syr,anddespatchedto theOrdinariesofItalyandtothe SuperiorsofthereligiousCommunitiesanCongregations.

ANUNHOLYALLIANCE.

HisHoliness,afterquotingrsI paresofthisdocumentwithregard tothemostfruitfulwayofpreacsine,namely,bythetreatment of moralsubjectsinpreferencetopolemicalthemes,concludesasfollows

"WehaveconsidereditOurduty tolaydownandcallattentionto theseprescriptions,ordainingthat. theybefaithfullyobserved,'moved bythegravityoftheevil.which isincreasingeverydayandInopposingwhichdelayinvolvesthe mostseriousdanger;forWehave todo,notasinthebeginning,with oPPonentswhoPresentthemselvesin theGARBOFLAMBS,butwith openanddeclaredenemies,and, moreover,withtheenemiesinour ownhouseholdwho,enteringinto alliancewiththemostpronounced

bythosetowhomisentrustedthe faithfulpreservationofthissacred deposit.

"Meanwhile,Wedesireandordain thatthewarningsandsalutary prescriptionswhichfromsureknowledgeWehaveputforwardinthis MotuProprio,'bereligiouslyole served,aswellbyalltheOrdinar iesoftheCatholicworldasbythe headsoftheRegularOrdersandecclesiasticalInstitutes,andthat theyremainfixedandvalid."

MenziesNotes.

(OURCORRESPONDENT).

DRAWINGOFARTUNION.

OnFriday,14thOctober,acomplimentarySocialwastendered,to thosewhotookanactivepartin theBazaarandtotheirfriends,in theTownHall.DuringtheSocial, thedrawingfortheArtUniontoo's Place.Intheunavoidableabsenceof theMayorthedrawingwascarried outbyourworthyPostMaster,Mr Bird,inaverysatisfactorymanner. Theresultwasasfollows.

rstPrize(1148)Onethousand, onehundredandforty'-eight.

zndPrize:-Threethousandandeighty-five(3085). ;rdPrize:-Sixthousandfourhundredandsixteen(6416).

cnqmiesoftheChurch,proposeto4th

prize:-OnethousandsevenhurtruintheFaith.Thosearetheywho dredandeightsseven,(1787) whichGodforbid-shoulddareto

verymuchalarmedandhavemoved thoseinauthoritytoaction.Dr. WalkerofKooksnie,inconjunction withDr.HusseyofMenzieshave beenmakinginvestigations.The TheCentralBoardofHealthhes sentalong.anInspectorwhohas disinfectedbothschoolsandhasbeen makingageneralinspectionofthe town. Residents of Menzies heard withregretlastweekofthedeath ofMickO'Shea,thegenialhostof the"45mile."Mickwasareal "whiteman."Manyatimeand ofthasheProvedafriendindeed, andinneedtothedustywayfarer, onthelonganddrearytrackto Ida.-R.I.P.

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Onthe13thAugusttwoyoung Irishladies, MissEllieO'Dwyer (SisterM.Xavier)andMissRita Dillon(SisterM.Antonia)wereprofessedattheConventoftheSistersoftheAssumption,Grahamstown,SouthAfrica.Sister M. XavieristhedaughterofMr.M. O'Dwyer,NewInn,'Cahir,whileSisterAntoniahailsfromtheQueen's County.IntheabsenceofBishop MacSherry,FatherEdmondKelly Priest-in-chargeSt.Patrick'sGrahamstown,receivedthevowsofthe novices,andaneloquentsermonwas preachedontheoccasionbythe VeryRev.W.Fitzgerald,S.J.,RectorofSt.Aidan'sCollege.GrahamstownConventhasthehonour ofbeingtheoldestreligiouscommunityinSouthAfrica.Itwasestablishedintheyear1849byMotherGertrudeDeHenningsen,the sisterofGeneralDeHenningsen,a distinguishedsoldieroftheAmericanCivilWar,andabosomfriend ofourgallantcountryman.Thomas FrancisMeagher.

lonelyabstainsfromPropagatingin itscolumnsthetheoriesofthecondemnedorganisation.InthejudgmentofHisHolinessthejournal mayProvetobeasourceofblessingifitseditoradherestotheprincipleswhichhavebeenlaid-downin thePapallettertothellishbps.

TheIrishIntermediateExaminationPrize-lists,whichwereissuedon Tuesdaylast,showthatinthecase oftheboysnearlyseventypercent. innumberandmorethansixty-eight Percent.invalueoftheprizeshave beenwonby('atholics.TheChristianBrothersagainatthehead, keepuptheirbrilliantrecord.In thecaseofthegirls,awardstothe extentofcloseonseventypercent. innumberandalmostsixtv-nineper cent.invaluehavebeencarriedoff byCatholics.

Thesevent/hGeneralCongressof ItheCatholicsofAustriawasopened onFriday,theythSept.,atInnsbruck,thecapitaloftheT3rol.The Hierarchyandclergy,aswellas TheAbbeCnanoux,whoforfifty,thehitt,ofAustria,werewellreyearsruledthehospiceoflittle-St. Bernard,diedlastspringattheage of82years,andnowthemonks areabouttoinauguratehismonument.Thecosthasbeendefrayedby thevariousmunicipalitiesinthe Savoy. Manytravellerswill, doubtless,remembertheoldpriest, whosepopularitywasnotevenexceededbyhispiety.Hewasalwa3sattheserviceoftravellers, dayandnight,whohadlostthemselvesinthemountain.Hisdesire hadbeencarriedoutthathemight beburiedatasPotwhichcommands aviewofFrance,Italy,Mont Blanc,andthehospiceandgarden.

DuringthecelebrationofthegoldenjubileeoftheOblateOrderin BritishColumbia,PremierMcBride inwhichheeulogisedtheOblatesforthegood workperformedb3theminpreparingtheIndianstomeettheincomingofthewhites.

HisGraceArchbishopBourne,in anotableaddressattheEucharistic 1Congrms,pleadedfortheextensl,m

presented.CardinalGruscha,ArchbishopofVienna,whohasentered uPonhisninety-secondyear,wasunabletobepresent,buthesenta mostencouragingletter,biddingthe Catholicpeopletobeofgoodheart inkeepingupthefightforthe faith.

M.Mistral,theProvencalpoet, whohasjustcelebratedhisBoth birthday,receiveduponthatoccasionamessageofcordialcongratulationfromthePope,togetherwith thePapalBenediction.Theveteran poettelegraphedhisthanksinProvencalandconcludedwiththewords "'VivoDieuesoungrandpreire

OverhalfamillionpeoplewitnessedtheclosingeventoftheEucharisticCongressatMontrealon Sunda3,whentheBlessedSacrament wascarriedthroughthecity.The SacredHost,whichwasborneby CardinalVannutelli,PaPalLegate, wasguardedb3ourhundredmilitiamenwithfixedba3onets,theregimenthavingparadedvoluntarily. oftheEnglishlanguageinCanada. VeryRev.FatherXystus,O.F.M., 1llefinitor-GeneralofhisOrder,is M.Sangnier'sorgan"Laltetrho-nowintheUnitedStates,having cratte."statesthat,inresponsetobeensentbyVeryRev.DenisSchuarequestmadebytheCardinallertomakeavisitationofallthe ArchbishopofL3ons,thePopehashousesoftheItalianProvincein authorisedtheFrenchBishopstothatcountry,CanadaandMexico. presenttohimtheirobservationson a therecentdecreeconcerningtheageItalianpapersannouncethegreat atwhichchildrenaretoreceivetheirsuccessofaCatholicCongresswhich firstCommunion.TheFrenchBishopsaresoontoconferonthesubjectattheirannualmeeting in Paris.

ThePapalrepresentative,together withhissecretary,withdrewfrom theofficialfuneralserviceofthelate Vice-PresidentofChileintheCathedralatSantiago,complainingthat hehadbeenPlacedbelowtheforeignAmbassadors.

AccordingtotheViennacorrespondentofthe"Globe,"theSpanish Queen-Motherissodissatisfiedwith thestateofaffairsconsequentupon thedisputewiththeVaticanthat shehaspracticallydecidedtoleave Spainandtakeupherresidence PermanentlyinAustria.

TheArchbishopofParis,Mgr. Amette,hasaddressedtotheclergy ofhisdiocesealetterinwhichhe describesthePope'scondemnation oftheSillonasbeingincomplete conformitywiththeteachingofLeo XIII.Hesaysthedocumentrepresentsarenewedassertionofthe independenceoftheChurch.which hasconsistentlydeclinedtobecome thevassalofanypoliticalregime.

MeSangnierhasbeenauthorised bythePopetocontinuethepublicationofhisjournal,"LaDemocratie,"providedthathescrupu-

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ThePeoPleofSS.PeterandPaul parish,Clonmel,,havecelebratedthe goldenjubileeoftheirbelovedpastor,CanonFlavin,bysubscribingto amagnificentpulpit.Thewhole workwhichstandsoverloft-high, hascostE60o.CanonFlavinblessedthepulpitanddeliveredthefirst sermoafromwhatisasplendid specimenofIrishart.

Thedeathoccurredrecently at Bruges,ofMrs.Thomas,adaughter ofCaptainMarryat,thenovelist. Bothsheandhersister,thelate FlorenceMarryat(Mrs.Ross Church)becameconvertstotheCatholicChurch.Mrs.Thomas was ver3,popularamongtheEnglishColonyatBruges,whereherhospitablehousestoodneartotheJesuit Church.Hermanysocialgiftswere assistedbyanexcellentmemory, whichsheretainedtoherlastyear -whichwashereighty-eighth.CaptainMarryathimselfdiedaslong agoas1844;sothathisdaughter's Passingawayafewweeksagonear bequotedwiththese"Linkswith thel'ast"forgedoflatein the columnsofthe"Times."OfMr. Thomas'sdaughters,oneisanun inBelgium.

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ChristianBiography).InBrabant, too,inthesamecentury,St.Livinus(orLievin),wonthemartyr's crown,"asaintregardingwhose biography,"saysDomGougand," Iweshouldliketopossessmoresaisfactorsinformation,"(MabillOn, glorifiedbodiesofthemartyrswillActaSanct,O.S.B.Ghesquiere,

peacefully,resignedtoGod'sHoly Will.Herdyingrequestwas a Prayerthatherchildrenmightever begoodandfaithfulCatholics,arequestthatisr.otlikelytobeforgotten. NextmorningRequiem Masswascelebratedforthereposeofhersoul.EarlyonTuesdayherremainswereconveyedtoSt.Mary'sChurch,whereMasswas againcelebrated,andwhereherfamilyandfriendswatchedandPrayed untiltheafternoon,whenthefuneraltookPlace.Thefuneralwaslar-

Thesublimedconceptionofmar-bearthemarksoftheirwounds.ActaSanct.Belgiiselects.). At trydorn,andtheprofoundvenera-Thereis,moreover,averycuriousWurtzburg,wehaveSt.Kilian(x tionofthemartyrs,occupy,averyIrishaPocalyPtictreatiseofwhichCir.689),theApostleofFranconia, prominentPlaceinthereligiousthemostancientMSSdatesfromputtodeath,likeSt.Johnthe writingsoftheancientIrish.InthethenthcenturyitbearstheBaptist,forhavingsternlyrebuked bookofhisconfessionthegreatNa-strangetitle"Twovexationsoftheanincestuoussinner.Thelifeand tionalApostleoftheIrish,SaintKingdomofHeaven." Inthi;martyrdomofthisIrishSainthavegelsattendedbythegeneralpubPatrick,repeatedlydeclareshisrea-quaintdocumentitisdefinitelylaidbeencarefullystudiedby-twodis-lic,andagoodmusterofboth dinesstoshedHisbloodforOurdownthatEnochandEliaswillbetinguishedCelticscholarsinGer-maleandfemaleHiberniansturned Lord,JesusChrist. Hisownmartyredattheendoftheworld.many-HerrFranzEmmerichandS.up,too.Itwasfittingthatthey wordsare,"WereIdeservingsfsoNowallthisisthemoreremark-Riesler,whostoutlymaintainthatshould,foritisdifficulttofinda noonecannowquestionhisclaimbetterfamily.ofHiberniansthan

cessary,infine,torecallthose numerousmonksandhermitswho wereputtodeathduringthecourse ofthe9thandTothcenturies by theDanesinthesolitaryislandsoff theIrishandScottishcoastsas wellasonthemainland. Many ofthese,likeSt.Blaithmac,whose lifehasbeendoneintoverseby. WalahfriedStrabo,mustberegardedasveritablemartyrs,havingsealedwiththeirbloodtheirfidelityto

DomGougando'-serves"Wehave omittedfromthislistofmartyrs thenamesofmanysaintswhowere notPuttodeash,strictlyspeaking" itodiumfidei,"-outofhatredfor thefaith-suchasSt.Dounan(x 6r7),St.Rumoldus,Apostleof Mechlin(x7),St.Choloman(Fah century),andothers(SeeBoll, LivenofSaints).

(TobeContinued).

(thosednubtl-ss,whoseseizurehelofthepaucityofIrishmarters,redeploresinhisletteragainstCara-torteduponhiminamannersoaddoe) andthisIdesire,evenroitandsocrushingastoutterl hotlesseagertolaydowntheir lives;andwashawaythestainsof sinintheHoodofmartyrdom:-"CladL.willIsuffermartyrdom, or,failingthis,becomeapilgrim, anitravelfar,"saysoneoftheta.

CollectanraSacra,Lou- 1., exiledhimfroeehiscountryhe vain,ir.r);-. causehereceivedSt.Patrickhon-

ThemostancientIrishbookoftheaural+andwasoneofthefirstto liturgy,whosedatecanbed?term-hebantisrdbyhim.Fingersailed indwithanydegreeofcertainty,awayf.00:Irelandwithatrimber

TheAnti,thonaryofBan4or(he-ofcompanionsofbothsex-es,amtween and8'41. h-AoursonirstwhomwerehissisterPiale themartyrswithaspecialcultusendanotherIrishvireinnamedHia orworship.WhilstnootherclassorJia(itisthoughtbesomeflaw. ofsaintsisinro'-,edinitspraters,bothweretit]same).St.Hiawas collectivecommemoration;ofth'theo'),jectofgreat,ererationin martyrsaboundtherein. rnri,nttimesinawell-''nownCor

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whichthepeoplejoinedintheprayersatthegrave,showedittobe themostCatholicfuneralthathas beeninKalgoorlieforalongtime. Thefinalscenewasamostedifying one.Thewholefamilyknelt aroundhergravetosayafervent prayerasalastfarewelltotheir goodmother.-R.I.P. Hisfri:nds,andtheyarelegion, willbesorrytohearMr.P.Whelanbecamesuddenlyillafewdays ago,andhislifeforatimewas almostdespairedof.However,he ralliedtosuchanextentthatDr. O'Meara,hismedicaladviser,hopes tohavethegenialPaddysoon bustlingaboutasusual.

greatanhonour,Iamalwayspreablewhenweconsiderthatthean paredtolaydownmylifemostun-cientIrishChurchProducedoutasamartyrforChrist.Tocorn-Mick,Jack,Mat,Dan,Jim,and 1- hf11 forcomFartivelfewmartyrs thepletethiscatalogueitwouldbene-MaggieDwyer.Theferventwayin reservedyanmostceeru a y thenameoftheLord,"(TheLatinearly.MiddleAges.Itwouldbe, writingsofSt.Patrick,Dublin,however.agrieviousmis-statement iyoe,p.236.-WhitlyStogies,Thetoassertthatshewasabsolutely TripartiteLifeofPatriek,London,sterileinthisrespect.Thisisthe 1887,Rolls,p.3$h).HeardentlyhosecalumnywhichGiraldusCamlongstodrinktheChaliceofthebrensissogliblysetsforthinhis Lord."IfIhaveever,"he ex-ToaograPhiaHisernieatheunfair claims,inhisenthusiasm,"accom-historicalbiasofthismostprejudplishedanygoodworkfortheGodicedwriter,neversofluentandawhoissodeartome,Ibeg ofcileaswhendepreciatingtheancient Himthegracetoshedmyblood,gloriesofIreland,isnowperfectly fortheloveofHisnameinunionwellknosn.TheArchl'iihopofCas-theSanctuaryandtheMonastic withthoseProselytesandcaptives,ha,inwhosePresencehecomplainsvows(BenedictXIV.,Deservorum Deibeatificationeetbeatorumeon.mizatione,Pratt,18.1o).TheGerthoughIshouldd-deprived ofcon!slindhim.Hewouldhaveas-manscholar,Zimmer,fixesthemarChristiansepulture,andmywreteis tordomofSt.Blaithmacin827. hievedhispurposemoreeffectively edbodyhetornasunder,andflungperhaps,bycitingsomedistinguishpiecemealtothedogs,orleftforedIrishnames,whichsufficetoemthewildbeastsandbirdsofpre:.."purple.th,mselvesalone,theancient -HisConfession;Newport,.1.it.agesoftheMondniartiTclogv. White,intheLatinWritings fSt.rberewere.forinstanceSaintFinPatrick,Dublin,19o3. earandhiscompanionswhosufferTheearlyIrishPenitents,too.areedMartyrdomabout433,A.D.,in CornwallatthehandsofaBritish princiling,tamedThewdric,whohaVIItheIrishendthefaiththey heldsodear.Thissaintwasth, sonofanIrishkingwhobanished himfromhisPresenceandeventual-

ThenewConventbuildingisalreadywellonitsway.Thecontractor,CharlieCossens,isagreat believerinthestrenuouslife.He4 willhaveeverythingreadyforop-. eningonSunday13thNovember, whenFatherClunewillbehereto preachandappealonbehalfofthe SistersofSt.JohnofGod.

TheTrishcanonicalcollectioncorn- town,whichstillhears th.. PiledintheErstquarteroftheSthnameofSt.Ives,(anotherform.of century,common'',no-enundertheSt.Hia).St.Finger'sfeastiscenameofHihernensis.isdevotedtolehratedenthe4thIiecemherwith themart,rstoanextentthatisgreatsolenirityinthediocese of trulyastonishing. ThereisoneVe.nns.ofthedepar;:nentofMorboo'-contain-dtherein,composedofhihan,inBrittany,theancientArfifi-eenchapters,hearingthespecialmorica,whichliesduesouthirorn title"DeMartyribus."(H.Was-Cornwall.ThesaintisTitulario1: serschlehen,"DieIrischeKar.onen-achapelintheCathedralofthat sammlung"). quaintoldcity.Tothesemaybe Inline,theauthorof'amorere-addedthenamesoftheVirginBpi:centtreatise("TidingsoftheRe-ohneandherguideGerebern, teredinBrabantinthe7.th marsurrection."cenWhitleyStokesinthe Revue('eltique)takesthetroubleof discussingthequestion-wheth7rth-

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Mrs.BridgetDwyer,awell-known andmuchrespectedresidentofKaldi-dherelastSundaynight. Thoughshehadreachedtheripeold ageofseventyyears,shelooked haleandheartyuntilacoupleof yearsago..Notalonewassheregularinattendingtoherreligious duties,butshewasrarelyabsent fromanrentertainmentorganisedon behalfoftheChurh.andtooka keendelightindefeatingyoungsters ateuchreParties.Afewweeksago shehadmadeallarrangementsto resideinPerth,whenshebecomeso seriouslyillthatitwasevidentto allherendwasnear.Herfamily hurriedtoherbedsidefromdifferentpartsoftheState,andwere consoledtoseeherstrengthenedby theLastSacraments,infullpossessionofhermentalfaculties,and "goinghome,"soshecalledit

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeTrenoweth leftherelastweekforatrip throughtheEasternStates.Both havebeenenthusiasticmembersof PiccadillyChurchCommittee.Before leaving,thePiccadillypeopleshowedtheirappreciationinapractical way,oftheworkdoneonbehalfof thelittleChurchbyMr.andMrs. Trenoweth. Awell-attendedsocial wasarrangedintheirhonour,at whichCanonRobinsononbrhatheCommitteepresentedthemwith twomagnificentrugs,alady'shand bag,andacaseofpipes.Mr. SaundersbackeduptheCanon's testimon regardingtheirguests earnestnessandenergyonbehalfof Piccadilly,wishedthemanenjoyable holidayandsalereturntowork stillfartherfortheoldcause.Mr. Trenowethfeelinglyreplied.

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which,thefirsttimetoschool,awiseold eiencytohisefforts,andby togetherheandtheymayhopeto countinsomesmallwayinthe said--"Themostimportant ingdowntheblessingofGodon theCatholicpressandofsecuring thingineourfutureisthefriends causeoftruthfiecandonothingyouwillma:e. Girl-liketheremarkwasdismissed lighqe,buttheyearshavesince taught'herthatfriendsarethemost valuabletreasureawomancanaccumulateasshegoesthroughlife, andthatuponthekindofMende, andthenumbercffriendsshe makeswilldependverymuchof herhappinessandsuccess.

HisPersonalitymust1.43judgedbe hisPersonality,andnotbyasingle departmentofit.Ifreligionmust bebroughttothebarandjudged, itisthesociologist,ratherthanthe psychologistorthephilosopher, whooughttoweartheermine;for thesociologist,atanyrate,in theory,dealswiththewholeofman enmasseandnotmerelywith a selectionofhim.Our"modern thinkers"arenotusuallysociolo- gists.

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Itwouldhehardtodecidewhich isthegreaterneed--blessingfor thosewhowritefortheCatholic pressorgraceforthosewhoread it.Thereisnocausewhich so Poorlyrewardsthedevotionofits servantsor,itmaysometimesbe added,ofitssupporters.Yetithas itslargecompensationforbo.h. Forthoseonthetieinglinewho spendwhatevertalentandstrength, andvitalitythatisinthen!inthe defenseofwhattheybelievetobe God'ssideintheunendingconflicts ofVfekthatbeliefbothsweetens andfinsthemeagremeasure of theirgain,Tohetoowellpaid ortoehighlyappreciated would ma%ethemrecipientsinsteadof ers.Andonlyhewhocar.give- intheultimatesense,onlyhewho cangivehimself-knowsinlabour theneglowofindependenceand vertuthetrueja,ofrich's. thoseinlessactiveservice, thereisrewardenoughinbeingal'liedwithmenwhostandforfaith, againstinedelity,conscienceagainst expedieney.God'swordagainstthe wordofmen,truthaganatfalsehood.Themerebusinessofliving absorbssomuchoftimeand thoughtanden:Teethatmoatmen havetoperformtheirgoodworksplace. byupholdingthehands BIBLICALCRITICS. endrevivingthecourageof theTotakeoneexampleofthe warriorewholielettheirbattles.thisveryfundamentalfact,itison- Theya^,flaritahlebycontributinelynecessarytoglance'atBiblical tochariti's zealousbygivingcriticism.ItisnotoriousthatBile theirlittletothebuildingofchur-licalcritics,whohaverenounced ciesandaceiiiisdefendersoftheChristianity,claimaboveallothers faithliesepportinetheorgansoftoapproachtheScripturesimparti- deen,*thathellbesaidofthoallybutthatisexactlywhatthee whoneitherwork,norfurtherthedonotdo.Theyhavealreadyde- work Whnoilerneitherthem-eidedthattheChristianinterpreta- selveenorafractionoftheirsub-tionoftheBibleisuntrue,thatthe stanceinproofoftheirallegiance?Scripturesaremerelytheworkel EverycountrywouldProfitbypet Imoreorlessacuteorimaginative itionforblessingontheCatholichumanminds;andtheytherefore pressandever%familybythegraceareobliged-ofcourse,unconsciously toreadagoodCatholicpaper.TheI-tofindevidencefortheirposition. journalist'shighestrewardistheTheediscover,letussay,incertain knowledgethathehasserved.Hepointsthereareapparentdiscrepan-

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"Agatha,dear,haverouany leaningstowardCatholicism?" BettyTredgear'susuallyteasing voicerosesolemnlyenoughuponthe sultrysilenceofthebrilliantsummerafternoonassheinterrogated hercompanion.Notagleamofthe amusementthatwasinwardlyenliveninghermischevioussoulwas permittedtoflickerintheserious bluea,esthatwerefixeduponthe other'sfacewithachild-likesincerityofinquiry.

AgathaSomervillewasperceptibly startLd.Thenovelwithwhichshe hadbeendrowsilewhil.ngthehours awaytellsuddenlyfromherhand upontheflour.ShesatboltuprightandeyedMissTredegar,almostaffrightedleasitseemedto thatinterestedyounglady. Her cheeksflushedguiltily,butshereplieddefiantlyenough.

"Betty! Whatdoyoumean Whydoyouasksuchacurious question?Don'tyouknow Aunt Julia'softexpressedfeelingson thatotherwisetabooedsubject?

"OfcourseIdo,mydear.Otherwise,whyshouldIaskyou?"

"Ifearyourreasoningistooabtruseforoneofsuchlimitedintellectasmyself,Betty.Ihumbly acknowledgemyselfunabletoemulateyouinyoureagleflights,Iam contenttoadmire,butIcannot imitate.Letmyinferioritybem' excuseandmyaPology."

"Now,Agatha,"criedBetty whoseteasingmoodwasbeginning togiveplacetoarealinterestand curiosity,"dobehonestwithme. Youarenotgoingtoescape the pointatissuebyfencinglikethat, howeverPrettyeourskillmaybe YouknowLadyJulia'sideasars notnecessarilythoseofherniece: indeed,onthewhole,Ithink it wouldbestrangeiftheywere."

"ReallyBetty,"laughedtheotteruneasily,"yourprettyfrivolous selfintheroleofprofessorofpsechologyisanfreshinelenosel sight.Whatnewcrazewillyouadoptnest,doouthink.?"

"Now,Aggie,dartma"purred Betty,morethaneveranxiousto gainherend,"I'llpromisefaithfully,faithfullynevertodivulgea wordofanythingyouliketosayif onlyyouwillgivemeastraight srntiblenswertomsnuestion. Haveeou,orhaveyounot,any leaningsto-yardcatholicism?"

"Afterthatpatheticappealand thatpromi-e,"smiledAgatha, 'Althoughsti1 Foewhatlectan'ly, "IsuproseImightaswilladtnowledgethatIhave.Therenow, hopeyouarenotto-'dreadfully shocked."

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tospeedilyreturnthevisitbya ProlongedstaywithBettyandher familytocommencefromthebirthdayPartythatwastobegivenin aboutamonthorsixweeks'time, inhonouroftheyoungladyin question.

"No,Agatha,inspiteofaSpanishstep-mother-Wholivedyear hereinDevonshire,bytheway,beforehermarriage,-andinspiteof severalCatholicstep-sisters,anda brother,IamnotaCatholicmyself.Butit'stheonlyreligion I haveanysortoffeelingfor, and itcertainlystronglyattractsme, thereseemssuchasenseofsecurityandhome-likeness-ifyouunderstandme-aboutit.Formethere isonlyoneoftwoextremes,either theCatholicChurchorelse,well practicalpaganism.And,asI'm notyetaCatholic-"sheshy:I:teedhershoulders.

"oh!Betty,Betty,whatanepithettoapplytoeourgoodlittle self,apagan!"laughedAgatha. delightedtohavefoundasympatheticconfidanteinhernewfriend.

"Yes,IamaPagan,"interruptedtheother,suddenly,"butthat neednot,enddoesnot,preventme fromwishingusbothtoarrive safelyinport-andsomehoworanother,IThinkthatiswhat we shoulddoifwebecameCatholics."

"ButtellmeAggie,ifyou do notmind,howitwasthatyou cametohavesuchthoughtsatall, especiallyasLadyJuliaeducated yousostrictlyinsuchopposite ideas."

withatremendoussenseofaweand yetofhappinesssuchaswasutterlynewtome.

"Anoldpriestcameithroughthe Churchaswekneltthere.Helookedatus,thenhestartedalittle insurpriseandIsawhimflushup -almostasifhehadgotafright orashock,Ithought-hetookanotherlookatherandthenatme, afterwhichhekneltandprayedfor awhile.Ihadtoaccompanyhe: downagainandthefirstthingshe saidtomewas,'Ihaveprayedfor you,child,yenhard.'

"Ithankedherandadded,'Perhapsyoudonotknow,madam, thatIannotaCatholic.' To myastonishmentshesmiledbright lvandreplied yes,I4newthat.But I shallseeyouagain,andoneday youwilltakemyplaceformebeforeGodonearth.'

"Well,Isawherbeltado:en timeorsosincethen,andshebegantotalktomeuponthevery nextoccasion;everythingthatshe salwassoclear,andconvining thatIhadPositivelynochoice,and noinclinationeither,buttobelieve.ShebeganwishtheBlessed SacramentastheCentreofUnity, andshowedfromthateveryother dogma,showedmeclearlyhoweveretruthinthe("hurch'ssystem isinterwovenwiththeothers,end howtheRealPresenceistb-ir crownandkeynote,sothatitis oneserandharmony,perfectand beautiful.Alwaysshetookmefirst totheChurch,'Ifwedesiredtobe warm,wewentneartoafire,we didnotdiscussthatelementinthe ehatract.'sheusedtoremarkee shesaidthat1couldnotbeinthe beamsofEternalWisdomwithout atlastbeingilluminedbethem.

" muff ithascometothisthatI muShereceivedsoonerorlaterI putitofandoff,because,totell thetruth,1amafraidofAur.t Julia. Butitisnotright I know,andIamgoingovertoPoiPen,earthtoseethatoldpriestwhen -well,assoonasIcangatheraP mecouragesufficiently."

"Well,itwasodd,really,thatIt shouldhavehappened.I'mnotat allaphilosopher,andtillquiterecentlyIneverhadasingledoubt. orseriousthought-ofthatbind-in me-head.Then,someweeksago. shortlyafterwearrivedhere, I wentbymeselfonemorningfora walktoPolpenararth,downbythe sea,o'erthecliffsandmoorland, tillIarrivedinthelittlevillage, it'sonlyastreetofcharmingcottages--Imusttareyouthere.The streetisasteepone,uphillasyou approachitfrom'thissideandIhad gotupandwassittingdownona hanktorestbeforereturning,allai errasIamstillconvinced.

"Prayforme,dear,dearAga tha,too,"wasallthereplyher friendmadeassheheldherclose, inawarm'sympatheticembrace.

andheiress,sothatthepredicamentinwhichshenowfoundherselfwasadoublycruelone. For thatherauntwasinearliestenI. inexorable,sheknewbuttoowell. EreshewentshebetookherIfto Polpenwarlhtosaygood-bee littleChurchthathadbeen meansofbringingherfirsteaat 03-andherOatgreatsorrowinto ahithertoratheruneventfulnfe. shecalledonFath-rWilcockails sympathiseddeeplywithnerapprovedherPlancfgoingtoLondon toseekoccupation, s'N-had friendstherewhowouldafiardbet temporaryshelterandgatehera letterofintroductioncor.caanal friendalso,whohimselfa«overt, wouldbedelightedtohelpherIn anywarpossible.

Asshewasgoingaway.11ewas suddenlymetbytheSpanishlady. whomshehadnotseenrowtor sometenortwelvedays. Aithoutawordshefoldedsheyoung girlaffectionatelyinherarias,tissingherontheforehead.

"IamaCatholic,now,'':sailed Agatha,asshereturnedtheethrs unwontedgreeting,againwhhthat curioussuggestionoffear'osher heart,"Ihavebeenreceivedsince Ilastsawyou-anditistoyr.71 underProvidence,thatIoweit."

"I,.nowit,dearchild,Iknow it.AndOurLordisalreadyas'in;youtohelpHimcarryHis Cross-howfortunateyouareitis suchaheavyportionHehasgiven you.ButHewillsoonshiftitagain.Farewellbutforatime. We shallmeetagain-prayb.forethe Tabernacleforme."

Andsheflitted,withaParting kiss,shadowlike,intotheChurch. YetwhenAgatha,astoundedbeyondmeasureatherwords,followedswiftlyaftertoaskhersomewhitofthequestionsthatthrongedinuponher,insistentandclamprous,thestately,black-drapedfigurewasnowheretobeseen.One momentshethoughtshesawadark shadowyfigurekneelaniehthealtar,butasshehurriedtowardit, it.provedtohenothingmoretangilethanashadowcastbyastatueonthesanctuaryfloor.

"Ch.kegie,howinaresting, Bettyclaspedh^rtends,adeeper colourflushedhercheeksand she loo-edatherfriendwithanaffectionateinterestthatcausedher sometaintembarrassmentandsurprise.

" Idon'tknowBetty,that itahouldreperticularainteresting, atanyratetoyoil.ButPerhaps ouareaCatholic,areyou?"

Thetwogirlsbad;Nutrecen'lv madeeachother'sac7uaintance, vbilestayingatthehouseofamutualfriend,andenlea-ineBette; Tredegarhadbeeninvitedtocome andstayforawhileinDevonshire, withridTadsJanaandher hatInINnice-anin-itationthe liver 1Iacceptedwithalacrity. Betaenthetwoawarmfriendship, neatbtdddasitv-as.hidsprung unandtheywerefastbecoming srchcongenialco-nnenion3thatthe tho'ii'htofseeerrainfaceldonlybe larnebyAgatha'sfaithfulpro-leis

"SurldenlyIsawanoldishlady, SpanishinaPpearance,abeautiful stately'Womansbeforeme.sheala olorrisedfortroulaineme,saidshe snotverystrongandwouldf,c mostcratefulifIwouldlendhermy armandaccompanyhertothelit tleChurchattheotherendofthe lane.AndthoughIhadastrange, disin-lination,asortofeeryfear ofher,whyIdon'tknow,unlessit wasbecausesheanpearedsosuddenlyIron'nowehere-shereallydid -Tdidassheaskedme,sinceI couldn'tverywellrefuse.Shewas dressedinblackandworeaman tills.

"Itturned(a's-.tobeaCatholic chapelshoatdmeto,talking mostbeautifullyandkindletome alltheway-asIimaginedmymother.whomIlostwhenIwastwo, mightMeetalkedtome,-asAunt .ial'acouldnevertale.Well,she trgednetoc-'meinwi`hher, 14 althonehIf-itlikeaguilt child,Ididassheaskedme. It :was Battsimplylovely. "1h-dnotthoughtmuchbefore aleo"ttheCatholicdoctrineofthe PealPresence,but ohawthe Saenieh1cl,'satifvde,herwenderhlaasoentionendtmer-almost youwouldhavethoughtthatshe all-sawaedconvrrsedwithGod, (=rdn-arendteniblv,hrdilyPrewnt-thrilldandimaressedmetoo

4weeklater,MissTredegarhavingretuin.dhomemeanwhile,Agathaundertookthejourneytothe oldpriestatPonanwarth,andfound momentousinterviewafarless dreadoidealthansaehadanticipated.Shedescribedthecircumstanceswhichhadcausedhertolook irtotheclaimsoftheChurch,and askedhimifhecouldtellher, sin:eo'dieenough,shehadnever foundout,thenameoftheladyin vhosecomnam.hehadonceseen hrinthelittlechurch.Buthis cnlvtnswerwas"Inewherbest asScrsoraMorero,andshewastor yearsoneofraaaparishioners.She wasoneofGod'ssaints."

Wordsandmann-ralikepuzzled her-whyshouldheusethepast snse?hutsheforeoretoquestion himfurtherseeingthatheobviouslydidnotwishit.

AfterthreeorLammorevisits. oldFatherWilcock,havingfoundhis neophyteabsolutelyperfectinher knowledgeonebeautifulbrightmorningadministeredtoherthesacramentofBaptismandreceivedher intotheChurch.Herhappinesswas perfect.

ButtherewasLadyJulia.And herangeranddisapacintmentwere, contrarytotheusuallawofevents, eV(nworseintherealisation 13-nthe,3hadbeeninanticipation. herewasaterriblescene.The ialsoftheoldlady'swrathwere openedandoitpouredinnosparing meod,endattarttheconcluded,a lengthydenunciationbe:order:ngtier niecetoqtitth3houseatome, endneverdar"toC,038herout ragedaunt'sPathagain.

NowAzahiSomervillehadscreee arennofh'roenintheworld.

7h':oilsuriing ivethat JuliaAshaurnhamboastedin ehendofsheliving,shehadneon t'-aaerlasthateccentricandNeral-hao lad's-adopt^eldatbh'er

BettyTralsearalmostcriedher e'esoutwithvessaionanddisappointmentwhentohercordialletterofinvitationtherecameonlya curt,chillnotefromLadeJulia s.:atinethatowingtoanact of scndalousingratitudeonthepart ofh-rnieceshehadseve-relallfurtherconnectionbetweenthem,and that,asMissSomervillehadgone away,whithershe1newnot, she, couldnotgivethemanyfurtherinformationonthes'eblect. Betty h'udashrewdguessa3towhatthe "scandalousActofingratitude" miehtbeandwasallafirewith longingtotraceEndrodIngfasnd, antIingherselfvnhcharatteThtte energytothetask.

ButdaysflewbyMahoutherend everseemingtoINeanynearerofattainmenadayslengthenedinto weetsendwee'sspeedilygrewinto sirnths.andstillAgathaSomerville wasnottobefound.Thenoue dayatlast,almostwornouih theruest.which,however,shed nointentionofabandoning,.ttc' Tredegarenteredacitychurchto carryhersorrowtothefoot of thealtar,wherealonesheever foundPeace. ForBettewascoming-dailynearerandnearertothe LiE.ht,ashowshouldshenotinher Catholichome? Afterthefirstwordsofadora tienandofsorrowfulcomplaintwerd spoken,hereye,roamingunseeinglearorni,-f11atlisttorna.surely familiarfigurekneelingtherebythe rails,andfocuseditselfmechanicalletirreuntilthefullimportofits visionhadbeencomprehendlby thebrain.

SoitwasthatAgathaSonarMlle,kneelinglowlyanddesolate, slaost-herlasthonegone,trialafterfetal.failureafterfailure,and thelackest_ofou'lop"sloomingbehindendaeforeher,teeingdeserted ofearnthFriendetWhoseFeet shebneltmut-tallyendtearful,so wasitthatshewasfound. Oh!

Itmustbeadream,orsheinParadiseatlast,theseencirclingarms, thosekisses,thosetearfulwhispers umlaut-andofdelight,they co notbeforher.

Buttheywere,andattheFeet oftheirbest.Friend,theyhadboth foundjoyandpeaceofheart.

Bettywouldhearnootherword thanherown"NowIhavefound youAgatha,Iamnotgoingto loseyouagain.Youarecoming homewithmejustnow."

Andindeed,Agathawhoseslender Allaofmoneyhaddwindledso thatsoonshewouldnothavebeen abletohavekeptaroofaboveher head,couldnotwellseehow it shouldbeotherwise-atleastfor thepresent.

"HowwasitthatIshouldhave foundyouintheChurchofCorpus Christi,Agatha,"(periodBetts later,onhearingofherfriend's dailyvisitsthere,"thatday" I hadbeenthereoftenenoughbefore, andneverevensuspectyouwerein theneigh;ourhood."

"Well,reallyitwasprovidential, Bettydearest,"returnedAgathaseriously. "Ihadmademyusual visitandwasgoinghomeagainto mymiserablelodgings,whenI caughtaglimpseinthecrowdof thatmysteriousSpanishladyItold youIfirstmetatPolpenwarth. Shewaswalkingintheopposite direction,Iturnedatoncetofol lowhereandehedisappeared in theChurchIhadjustleft,soI wentin, butImusthave missedhersomehowsandshortlyafter,youfoundme."

ItwasimPossiSleforMissTrede gartomissseeing,asthedays wenton,thegrowingdevotion of herbelovedstep-brotherLuisto Agathaand,notbeingaworldlywisewoman,actuatedbymotiveso! commercialPrudence,thesightwas wellpleasingtoher.Agathahad found,badinsistedupontindin,ea costasdaasgovernesstothethree amiableandcharmingchildrenofas amicableandcharmingamother, oneofBetty'soldestandtruest. friends.Putshestillremained,at MissTredegar'sexpresscommand, ratherthanwish,aninmateofher house. Andsoitwenton,AgathaaPPaa entlyentirelyunconsciousthatshe wasthecentreofacharmingro manse,whichalltherestef the Tredsgarhousehold,beingsimilarly windedtoBetty,werewatching withaffectionateinterest,unfoldbeforetheireyes,likesomeprecious rosebud.

anonentering.Shewasledwithin, andduringthebeautifulservicethe firsteerinessthesenora'sPresence Invariablygaveplacetoanenfoldingsenseofawethatbrbughtresignationandanutterpeacefulness withit.

Astheendcametheladsturned towardher,herfacebrightwith anunearthlyradiance,herwhole formseemingtobesuffusedina softeffulgence,andwithakissuponthegirl'sforeheadandawhispered"Faretheewell,mydaughter"meltedfromview,asit seemed,likeastarputout.

Andwiththosewords,thatsmile stillglowinginherheart,itwas scarceasurprisewhenthereproachfulyetdelightedeyesofbothBetts. andLuismethers,andwhentwo pairsoffriendlyhandstookher captiveonceagain.

"0Agatha,youfoolish,foolish child"wasallBetty's'whispered condemnationasshegreetedher friend,andthetearsthatsprangto theeyesofbothwerenotwheal: bitter.

Butitwasnotuntilthatsame daymonththatAgatha,inthe firstlovelinessofherbetrothal, toldLuisthestoryofherconversationandofherdoublefinding, throughtheSpanishladswhowas suchamysterytoherandwhoyet hadProvedavery,guardianangel toher.

Foranswer,Luis,whohadlistenedwithaseriousrespect,took fromhisbreastpocketasmall paintedminiaturethatwasattachedwithagoldmedaloftheBlessedSacramenttoasmallmother ofPearlrosary,andshoweditto her.

Sheeaseastartofsurprise.

"Itissheherself!"shemurmuredinawedaccents.

"EvenasIthought,iny-dearest,"repliedLuisgravely,as,kissingtheportrait,hereplacedit.

"Itisthepictureofmysainted mother-whomGodrest!--whowent toherrewardmorethansix yearsago."

Agathagaveagasp,anddrew nearertothespeaker.

Thenon'desherpalaceofContentwasshatteredatasudden blow.She;hadbeensittingquietly thetwilight,lookingoutofthe Yliciwatthebeautyofthebudnespring,fullofacalmjoy, andtrapoalgratitudeforhernee andwholly'satisfyins.life. Luis camein.Hewasdisturbedandcx cited,hehadsatdown,risenup, walkedupanddown,restlessly,hh conversationwaseager,disjointed, unlikehinselfaltogether. Then suddenlyhehadtoanherhandin 's,andwaspouringforthatorrentofwords;hewastellingher ofhisgreatloveforher,ofhow hecouldnotlivewithouther,his life'sstar,hisheaven-given,hehad calledher.Shewasastounded,shaken-thenhadcometoherasudden.imperiousvoice,thevoiceof herownheart. Butshe,how couldshe?Herposition,thealteredcircumstancesinwhichshefound herself,Betty'sgoodnesstoher,it seemedlaeplayingthetraitor

And,unreasoningly,almost,asit were,panicstricken,shehadfled, leftthehouseatbreakofdawn, wanderingwhithersheknewnot, andkeptherselfhiddenforafew weeks.Thenonebrightafternoon itwas,thatshemettheSpanish !Inaasein,butthistimeAgatha wouldha"ehurriedpasther, rememberingthesequeloftheirlast encounter.

"esayounglade,SenoritaMorenowashernamethen,shelived inPolpenwarth,andhergreatde votionherwholelifethroughwas theTabernacle.WheneveroppertunityWiese&theremightyou find her,whin orkeptaabinher ho-re,herheartwaseverabsent, nightenddivshewaswithGodon earth.Laughinglyshesaidtous inherlastillness Ifyouwould findmeafterdeath,gotothealtarrails,andthereIshallatan. tateseevon,ifyoucannot see ourmother.'

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pilgrimageayearlypractice.Lough Dergissituatedintheheart of theDonegalMountains,andon,one ofitsnumerousislandsisthefamedSt.Patrick'sPurgatoryItis farremovedfromthedinandcares oftheouterworld,andtherefore., beautifulissituatedforaRetreat. Thereisastrangereverent,solemn stillnessintheair,anundescrihablesometbingwhichisgrandisits lonelydesolation,nobleinitsutterisolation.Itspurpose,implanteditselfontheheartofournationalapostlehewasnotslowto takeadvantageofit,andto-day, thousandsofhisspiritedfaithful childrenlovetofollowinWIfoot. steps,andgothroughthepenitentialexercisesalmostidenticalwith thoseperformedbythesaint. Oh! wouldyouknowthepowerof faith, GoseeitatLoughDerg. Oh! wouldyoulearntosmileat GolearnitatLoughDerg."

"Onedaybeforesheleftusshe calledmeandsaid: Luis,Iam soontoleneeyou,promisemethen tbityouwillnevermarry,onewho doesnotknowandloveourEman leI.Itwoildbreakitvheart,wereItwasjustthedayprecedingthe IinHeaven,tolookdownandseeOrangecelebrationsintheNorth, suchaoneamidstyou." andtheatmospherearoundEnnis-

sheknewthechildshesolove) vouldjoinuslater.SoIgave myPromiseandsheaddedshe wouldsendmeatreasure,that shewouldprotectusboth.

"Idreamedthedaybeforeyou firstcamehere,thatyouandI,althoughIdidnotknowouthen, hadmetinPolpenwarthChurchand thatmymotherhadfetchedold FatherWilcocktomarryus-beloved.shallweletthatdreamcome true?

"'Tissaidthedeadrevisitspots theyhavelovedonearth,andno grotddmymotherlovelikethe Sanctuary;andofallSanctuaries, thatofPolpehnwarthmostheldher thoughts.Hertwoloveswereher Godandherchildren-andlovela strongerthandeath."-"S.F.Monitor."

ThePilgrimagetoLough Derg.

"ForBettsdidnotgrieveher.kittenwasreekingwith"themeetingatMaguiresbridgeto-morrow," thataPartyofupwardsoffifty, undertheauspicesoftheEaskes TemperanceSodalitypaidtheirfirst visittothatancientandmostveneratedofIrishshrines,LoughDerg. Weremarkedonourjourneythither manyOrangeflagssportingthemselvesinthebreezefromChurches, schools,andotherPublicbuildings, andinnotafewplacesacombinationoforangeandgreen. The weatherfortheweekwasallthat couldbedesired.Thejourneywas madeverypleasantbythevarious officialsincharge,whodideverythingtomakeourjourneyenjoyable.

St.Patrick'scaveandcell,his crossandchairarestilltobeseen andbereftofshoesandheadgearwe prayerfullytrodthestonygroundto makethebedsofhardPenanceat thecellsofSS.PatrickandBrendan,SS.CatherineandColumba. ThePriest,prince,andpeasantmuss alikesubmittothestationdiscipline,whichknowsofnorelaxation saveforacauseapprovedofbythe prior.Itspenitentialexercisesare asunchangedaswhenSt.Patrick andhisholycenobitespeopledthose cells,andasunchangeableasthe mountainbarrierwhichmajestically: andPerpetuallysentinelsitslake. Oatenbread,blacktea,andlakewater,or"LoughDergwine,"asit iscalled,constituteitssimpletare, andyetofterits'threeda,,,s'arduousexercisesweallfeltmorally, andphysicallyinvigorated,rather verymuchrefreshedthanfatiguedat thecompletionofthestation. shouldnotomittomentionthat PiusIXgaveitaspecialspiritual charterbygrantingaplenaryindulgencetoallthosewhoperformthe prescribedpiousexercises. Apartfromitsspiritualadvantages,andtheyaremany,including conferencesbythepriorandhisroe verendassistants,confessionand holycommunion,stationsofthe cross,etc.,wewerestruckbe'the salubriousclimateoftheisland, SituatedwithineightmilesofDonegalBay,theozoneoftheseais waftedovertheDonegalhillsbytha Atlanticwinds,andduringthe warmsummerdaysitsatmosphere isperhapsthemostbeautifuland invigoratingtobefoundinIreland. l'eoplewhogoawayinsearchof healthresortsscarcelyeverthink thatthereisalakeintheirown islewhosewaterspossesssuch health-givingproperties.Thepure mountainairisacureformany illthePeacefulatmosphereofthe placeandthelakelyingatrestanderthesunshine, "Asurfacedappledo'erwithshadowsflung Frombroodingclouds." haveaPotentinfluenceforgoodon. theoverworkedbrain.Allthought oftheouterworldhasquitted; family,friends,andhome,arefor thenonceofthepast.

is dan-

Butthelady'shandhadsoughtDiogenesbeingasked,"What hers,andwithoutherwillAgathathatbeastwhichisthemost wasdrawnwithhertotheChurch.gerous?"replied,"Ofwildbeasts gates,wh-rein,flockin;toBenedicthebiteofaslardtrerand of ,,,--641,the;asapitt*etceverand.Amesbeaststhatoftbeeaatterer."

Probablymanyofyourreaders haveneverbeentotheholy'land, andPerhapssomefewhavenot heardofit,soPardonmeifIsay' afewwordsaboutmyfirstimpressions.Mywordswouldnotbein vain,butwellrepaid,ifIcould ;rauseadesireinyourreadersto visittheshrine,andIknowthat LoughBergoncevisited,therewill bemanyvisits,fornooneleavesit withoutregret,andmanymakethe

Wewereverymuchine'Pressedh, theferventspiritandpracticalpiety ofthepilgrims,butespeciallyby averylargecontineentfromBelfast,whowerejoinedbythatestimablesoggarth,FatherJ.Healy. Weleft shrinewith_regret,and feelinglybadegood-byetothegood l'riorandhisfellowpriests,from whomweexperiencedsuchspiritual comfortsandkindn-sses.Onleavingtheislandthepilgrimssang withintensefeelingthefollowing stanzatotheairof"I'llSinga HymntoMary"a"SofareyouwellLoughDerg ShallIeverseeyoumore? Myheartisfilledwithsorrow Toleavethysaintedshore. Untillife'sdayshavepassedaway, WithpleasureshallIdwell OnthehappydaysIspentwits you, LoughDerg,faretheewell."

SundayThe-zghts

Theworld.isloco'qngtermenwho candothings-whocangraspasituationandactindependen:lyand intelligently,says"TheCatholic Record,"of London,Ont.eVe shouldheeverreadytocombatthe theorythatayoungmanneedsbut a"Pull"toobtainafoothold. Wheninterestsareatstakenoem-

Lord,Lord,'shallent.erintothe iingdornofheaven."

promptly,toconcentratehisenergies,andtobeloyaltoatrust.

ToPromoteHappiness

AholyPriestsuEnestedthefollowingpracticesasveryefficacious forseeurinethehappinessofour brethren,andourowninconsequence,saystheauthorof"TheArt ofBeingHappy." 'roreceivekindlyandamiatlyall whocometous,whatevertheirage orcondition.

inourowndaymydearbrethren,therearemanyrepresentatives ofthatoldPharisaicschool;there _ie,manyprofessing-Christianity performingtheoutwardooservances oftheChristianreligion,mingling, asifbyright,amongthefollowployerwillentrustthevitalaffairsersofJesusChrist,yetwhosebusofhisbusinesstoanyonesimplyinessmethodsaredishonestand becauseoneofhisancestorsdidahmeprivatelivesareascandal somethingforsomebodyelse.Nortotheirfrienik.Nevertheless It willheeniuirewhichwaysuchan-astrangedelusion,they,too,like cestorssawthelightofday thePhariseesetold,imaginethat Theeducationneededto-day,istheyareconformingtothelawof that.which-teachesthepupiltoactGod.TherearesomewhocallthemselvesgoodCatholicsbecausethee receiveholycommunionatEaster, and,inamoreorlessindifferent manner.observethegeneralpreceptsoftheChurch,butintheir dailylivesmakeverylittleeffort tokeepoutofmortalsin. Theo seemtoimaginethatiftheyattendMassonSunday,iftheyrePentoftheirsinsfromtimeto time,endiftheyobservethelaws ofaastinence,nomatterwhattheir interiordispositionsare,theyare doingallthatisrequiredof a saithfulmemberoftheChurch Christ.

Nevertohethecauseofanyone mineawayfromuswithafeeling ofPainortrouble,butonthecontrarytohearourselvessothatoar visitormaydeparthappierand morefullofgoodwill.

Toshowourselvesalwaysanxious toobligeourneighbour,toenter intohistastesandviews,todo forhimallthelittleservicesinour Power,andnottoexposehis faults.

Nottoturnawayharshlyeither thePoororthewretchedortheignorant,oreventheguiltyto cometotheassistanceofsome,to havecompassiononothers,tobe chartabletowardsall.

Toshowkindnessandrespect,particularlytotheold,sooftenneg lectedintheirhomes,or;treated withtonlittleregardtolisten withpatiencetotheircomplaints, andtheirstoriestoldoverandoveragaintoPaythemthedelicate attentionsthat.theirageofinfirmitiesrequire,andwillinglytohear themcompanyetc.

Toexercisepatiencestillmore particularlywithregardtothesick whoareusuallyfretful,odd,sensitive,evenwiththosefromwhom they,receivethemostdevotedcare, toPretendnottoheartheirgrum- blings,andtobearwiththeirillhumour.

AFiveMinutesAmericanSermon

SIXTEENTHSUNDAYAFTER 'ENTECOST.

NeverwasthereadeePeeself-deception; neverwasthereaconditionofmindmoresimilartothat ofthePharisees.TheCatholic ChurchteachesthatwithouttheintentiontoobeyGod'slawtheexternalPracticescfreligionareof noavail.OfwhatuseisittoattendMasseverySundayifoneis determinedtocontinueindishonest Practiceseveryweek?Theceremoniesofreligionaresacredandnecessarybutalongwiththemshould cothedeterminationtokeep the preceptsthatregardone'ssecretinteriorlife.

Leteachonetaketoheartthis lesson.Leteachonerememberthat heavenistherewardnotformere externalo'nfervenee,notformere bowingoftheheadorbendingof thekneeorPronouncingofwords, butratherforsincereandearnest devotiontothelawofAlmighty God.Christpromisestherewardof eternalglorytothoseonlyofhis followerswhowillputintopractice intheirdailylivesthecommandmentsoftheeternalFather; to thoseonly,whowillhefaithfulto conscience,whowillbePure and truthfulandhonest.

ProtestantsandtheCross

Intimesconebe'agreatmany Protestantswereicon,clasts.They refusedtotoleratesacredsymbols, suchasthe4'rossendstatuesof thesaints.MAItheeerecteda houseofworshipaweather-cookof- Into-day'sGospelourDivinetentoottheplaceontoowhere LordceniuresthehollowformalisiitheCrossoughttobe.Inmost ofthePharisees.TheyobservedportsofEn-landallthathasbeen carefullytheletterofthelaw,butchanged.Theto!Peenswhohave neglectedandviolateditsspirit.,beenstudyingtheCatholicChurch, Theywerepreciseintheperform-havelonesircecometoseethatthe soreofexternalreligiouspractices, huttheeweregros2lenegli-centin theapplicationefGod'slaw to theirownheartandconscience. Theydevotedmanyhoursadayto worshiptheygavetithesofall theyPossesses;'theyfastedanI prayedoftentheycalledon the nameoftheLordintheStreet,as wellasinthesenagogues. Outwardlytheyanpearedtobevirtuous,butintheirheartstheywere fullofinipray. Man,ofthem wereharsh,cruelmen,andsomeof themwereabominablesinners.

Yet,notwithstandingthefactthat theywereguiltyinconscience,they seemedtcimaeinethemselvestohe righteous.They.tooktothemselves therespectthatbelongedto up- right,God-fearingmenandtheyregardedall,exceptthemselvesasenemiesofGod.Itisagainstthis delusionthatour1.;071--repeatedly warnydhisdisciplesitwastosave themandusfromsin'ringintothis gulfofself-delusionthatHesaid.Terretation "Noteveryonethatsaithtome,won.

antagonismtotheCrossendstatuesi;unreaeonaleendirreverent, c-tnmerelyienoranceandmentalcentmelon.TheCrossandstatilesaresemi-on;whichconveycer- tainideastothemind.Soare thelettereoftheweedswhichconstitutetheBible.Theonledi:lerenceisthattheCrossandthe statuesconveytheideasmoreimirressi,elyth-nthelAters.But thereareinSco`landatlastPro testan'swhohavenot--ptgrasped thissimpletruth.itEdinburghthe placingofacruicioronthefront ofSt.Michael'sEpiscopalChurch, calledforthsuchProtestantindig- nationthataboutahundredpolice werecneeigrdni-h1 lerreserving order,endrecentlytheemblemwas remoTedattherecuestofthecivil andecclesiasticalauthorities.Even ittheNorthernAthensthereare foVwhoneedmoreenliehtcnment.

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