The Record Newspaper 07 June 1951

ArchbishopBlesses 1stElectronicOrgan

PriortoconferringtheSacramentof Confirmationon60childrenintheChurch oftheHolyRosary,Nedlands,onJune3, HisGracetheArchbishopblessedanew electronicorgan,thefirstofitskindtobe installedinaCatholicChurchinthisState. HisGracewasassistedin theceremoniesbytheRt. Rev.Mgr.E.Moss,P.P.,the V.Rev.DeanRaffertyand theRev.J.Hogan.

Acrowdedchurchwitnessedtheconfirmationof thechildrenwhowereexcellentlytrainedandpresented. BenedictionAftertheceremony oftheBlessed Sacramentwasgiven.

DuringtheBenediction theneworganwasplayed forthefirsttimeanditwas generallyagreedthatitisa beautifulinstrument.

RecollectionDay OfPriests,June11

Priestsofthemetropolitanareaareremindedthat themonthlydayofrecollectionwillbeheldatthe Monastery,NorthPerth,on Mondaynext,June11, commencingat10o'clock sharpandconcludingwith luncheonat1o'clock.

JosephTaylor,Pope

PiusX,IsBeatified

HIGHGATE'STRADITIONALPROCESSION

FatherMcEwenDue June8,ReturnsLater

AmongthedistinguishedartistsinvitedtovisitAustraliaduringtheJubilee yearistheRev.SydneyMcEwen,well-known Scotstenor.HewillarriveatFremantle aboardtheOronsayonJune8.

BLESSEDJOSEPHTAYLOR,knownto theworldasPopePiusXwasbeatifiedin St.Peter'sBasilica,Rome,onJune3. HisnamewillendureasthePopeof theEucharist,thePopewhoinstitutedthe revisionofthecodeofCanonLaw,andthe Popewho,byissuingtheEncyclical"Pascendi"becamethehammeroftheModernists.

Partoftheceremonies markingthebeatification ofPopePiusXwereheld out-of-doorsinSt.Peter's square.HisHolinessPope PiusXIIdeliveredadiscourseontheoccasion.

Inaccordancewithtradition,theHolyFatherdid notattendthebeatification ritesproper,whichtook placeonSundaymorning insidetheBasilicaofSt. Peter.DuringtheseceremoniestheApostolicBriefof Beatificationwasread, whichendedwiththePapal declarationthattheVener-

ableServantofGodwas nowtoberankedamongthe Blessed.ThentheTeDeum wasintonedandthebells ofSt.Peter's proclamationrung.The ofthenew Blessedwasfollowedby PontificalMass. While,usually,theHoly FathergoestotheBasilica in'thelateafternoonof Sundaytoveneratethe newlyBeatified,heproceededonSundaytoanaltar erectedoutsidethecentral portalofSt.Peter'stopray beforetherelicandpicture ofthenewlybeatifiedPius

ATHIGHGATEHILLonJune3,the annualprocessionoftheBlessedSacrament washeld.TheRt.Rev.Mgr.E.Kennedy carriedtheMonstrance.TheRev.M.FitzgeraldwasdeaconandtheRev.M.McKeon ofMaylandswassubdeacon.

Amongthelargenumberofmarchers theHolyNameSocietycontingentwasconspicuous.TheprefectsgaveouttheRosary astheprocessionmovedtoandfromthe Church.Thealtarintheschoolgroundwas exquisitelyadornedbytheSisterswhoalso trainedthe60HolyAngelswhotookpart intheceremony.

FatherPieters,DutchRedemptorist, ArrivestoMinistertoCompatriots

Inpursuanceofitspolicytoprovide forthespiritualneedsofvariousnational groupsbyobtainingtheservicesofapriest oftheirownrace,theCatholicmigration committeewelcomedthearrivalonJuneof theRev.A.PietersC.SS.R.whowillminister totheDutchcommunitiesinW.A.

TheservicesofFather Pietersweresecured throughrepresentations madebytheArchbishopto theAustralianProvincialof theRedemptoristFathers.

BlessingofBells

BeforeErection

Theplasteringofthe Cathedralcampanileinpreparationfortheinstallation ofthecarillonof11bells hasnowbeencompleted.

Priortotheirerection, thebellswillbeblessedby HisGracetheArchbishop at5p.m.onFriday,June 8.Thisceremony,which willbeperformedprivately, isknownasthe"baptism" ofthebells.

XandthenassistedatBenedictionoftheMost BlessedSacpment. Therareceremonyofthe HolyFathergoingtoSt. Peter'ssquarerecalledthe canonizationofSt.Mary Gorettiwhichtookplace outsideonaSaturday evening,whilethefirst Massinhonourofthenew SaintwassungonthefollowingSundaymorning.

PiusXwasthesecond PopeunderwhomPius XII,thenFatherEugene Pacelli,servedasapriest. Hewasordainedin1899, underthereignofLeoXIII.

FatherPieters,whohas beenstudyingEnglishfor sometimeattheDutch seminarywherehewasa professor,actedaschaplain ontheSbajakduringthe voyagetoAustralia.

HecontinuedinthevesseltoSydneyandwill returntotheWestbyair. Hewillbeattachedtothe staffoftheRedemptorist Monastery,NorthPerth.

NameChurchIs DedicatedbyPope ROME,(Radio,NC.).Workwaspushedforward atafeverishpacetocompletethefinaldetailsofthe ChurchofSt.Eugene, whichwasdedicatedon June2byHisHoliness PopePius,XII.June2is thefeastdayofStEugene andthenamedayofthe HolyFather.

Theedificewasblessed ontheeveningofJune1 byHisEminenceClemente CardinalMicara,Cardinal VicarGeneralofRome.On thefollowingmorning,the secratedthemainaltarand celebratedMass.

TheChurchofSt.Eugene islocatedashortdistance offViaFlaminia,about halfamilenorthofPiazza delPopoloandashortdistanceeastofftheTiber bridgecalledPontedelRisorgimento.

FatherMcEwenisaccom-BroadcastingCommission, paniedbyhismother.He willbetheguestofHis GracetheArchbishopat lunchtomorrow. Afterconcerttours throughouttheStatesofthe Commonwealth,underthe auspicesoftheAustralian

FatherMcEwenwillreturn tothisStateinAugust. Hewillgivethree'solo recitalshere,twoinPerth onSeptember4and6,and oneinKalgoorlieonSep tember8.

Mgr.F.SheenNamed BishopinNewYork

TheRt.Rev.MonsignorFulton). Sheen,well-knownasaprofessor,radiopersonality,andconvert-makerhasbeenappointedAuxiliaryBishopofNewYork.At thetimeofhisapointmentMgr.Sheenwas.: AmericandirectorofthePropagationofthe. Faith.HevisitedAustraliawithCardinal. Spellmanin1948.

InanaddresstoAmericanservicemeninBerlin, theBishop-electsaidthat Atheismhadbeenimposed ontheRussianpeople,but itwouldnotlast.

Pointingoutthatonly aboutthreepercentofthe Russianpeoplebelongto theCommunistParty,the Bishop-electsaid:"Imake adistinctionbetweenthe partyandthepeople.Ilove theRussianpeopleandwe alloughttolovethem. Partysystemscomeandgo, butthepeopleremain.One ofthegreattraitsofthe Russianpeopleispiety- loveofGodandloveof country.

"Standinghereasclose asIwillevergettothe Russians,Ionlywishthat theseremarksmightbe broadcastwithsomepentecostaltwistoftongue,so thattheymighthearand understand.TheRussian peoplehavebeenoutofcivilizationforyears,but pleaseGodtheywillbe backinitsoon."

Bishop-electSheendeclaredthatAmericanforces arestationedinGermany andotherpartsoftheworld nottofightawarbutto bringamessageofpeace. andtosupportthepreservationofbasicrights,such asfreedomofspeechand. assembly,freedomofthe pressandofreligion,and toassurethesamerightsto otherpeoples.

Bishop-electSheenvisited BerlinandWestGermany attheinvitationoftheU.S. ArmyandAirForcebefore attendinganinternational. meetingoftheSocietyfal thePropagationof01 FaithinRome.

BishopGummerIs OnVisittoPerth TheMostRevA.Gummer,BishopofGeraldton, isapresentonavisitto Perth.HisLordshipisacMgr.B.Gallagher,whomhe companiedbytheRt.Rev. investedatThreeSprings onMay28.

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OueenRegentandMaids-In-WaitingatWestPerth

SundayMay27thwas crowningdayatSt.Brigid's WestPerth.Thisbeautiful ceremonyinhonourof OurBlessedLadyisbecomingmoreandmoreWidespread,henceamore-than capacitycongregationwas inattendance:manyhadto becontenttostandasall availableseatingaccommodationinthespacious churchwastakenby7a.m. Therecitationoftherosary fromsuchacrowdeddevotionalthrongwasindeed upliftingandinspiring.

Thepreacherwasthe VeryRev.P.TaltyC.S.S.R. Thethemerunningthrough thediscoursewastheholic nessandgloryofMary.

TheQueenRegentwas BernardetteMonaghan,only childofMr.andMrs.C. MonaghanofWestPerth. Thefirstmaids-in-waiting werePhillipaLloydand RosalynAnneWilkesaged fourandfiveyearsrespectivley,whofulfilledtheir assignedrolesflawlessly. TheQueenwasroledin whitesatinwithlongtrain andbodiceoverlaidwith lace.HerveilwashandmadeLimericklace,embroideredattheRaheen Convent,Ireland.Forher tenderyears,shewasexcellentinthedischargeof thetaskshewasprivileged toperform-theplacingofa floralcoronetonthehead ofthelifesizedstatueof

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PERTH'SLEADINGNURSERYMENANDSEEDSMEN FORTHEPAST50YEARS.

N.C.G.M.MembersListFourLectures WhichAreOfInteresttoGirls

Y.C.W.Members

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theBlessedVirgin-Mother. knownhymnswasrousing Thesingingofthewell-ChildrenofMaryleading withthecongregationas fullcomplement.MissJ. O'Connor,asusual,presidedattheorganwithher wontedskill.

SolemnBenedictionwas given,thecelebrantbeing theRev.H.Kellyassisted bytheRev.A.Morohan andtheRev.W.Dzieciol

Thesingingof"Faithof ourFathers-bythewhole assembledcongregaton broughttheevening'sfunctiontoagrandfinale.

N.C.G.M.memberswishtoannounce somethingofinterestandimportancetoall youngwomen "THEGIRLOFTODAY" aseriesoffourlecturesentitled:-"Trainingforlife";"Beauty-YourDuty";"Physiology-FactsaboutMarriage";LeisureYourPleasure".

Theselectureswillbe heldattheDiocesanSecretariatofCatholicAction, 2nd.Floor,NationalMutual Building81St.George's terrace,onMondayJuly9, andMondayJuly16.(two lecturespernight).

Applicationshouldbe madeonformsavailableat theseHeadquarters,orfrom localN.C.G.M.branches, andreturnedtothesecretary,NationalCatholic Girls'Movement,ofthe sameaddress.Afeeof1/shouldbeenclosed.

MeetingsatHeadquarters DiocesanYouthCouncil at7p.m.onMonday,June 11.N.C.G.M.CouncilMeetingat8p.m.onMonday, June11.

WestPerthGirlsPlan

JuneDancefor23rd.

Generalmembersare remindedoftheirmeeting onJune14at8.15p.m. Leaders'meetingwillbe heldasusualat7.15p.m.

OnSaturday,June23,a grandcarnivaldancewill beheldintheWestPerth parishhall.

FranciscanTertiariesInvitePublicTo Mass,Rosary,Benediction,Tuesdays

Althoughthespiritualfacilitieshad existedforsometime,manypeopleyetappearedunawareofthem,saidaFranciscan Tertiaryto-day.

Shewasreferringtothe ExpositionoftheBlessed Sacramentwhichisheld everyTuesdayintheChildrenofMaryChapel,Victoria-avenue.

Massisofferedeach Tuesdayat8andafterwardstheBlessedSacramentisexposedforpublic worshipuntil5p.m.when Benedictionisgiven.DuringthelunchhourstheRosaryisrecited.

Thesedevotionsarenot confinedtoChildrenof

MaryortoThirdOrder members.TheCatholic communityatlargeis welcomedandurgedtoattendonTuesdays.

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Aspecialremindertoall generalmemberstoattend thegeneralmeetingatSt. Pat'sschoolonTuesday, June12. Atthelastmeetingmembershadafinetimerecordingtheirvoices,anditis hopedthattheywillhave anotheropportunityofdoingso Debs.WillReturn

LeedervilleDance

ReturnDebutantesdance willbeheldintheNorth PerthTownHallThursday, 14thJune.GoodOrchestra andsupperwillbeprovided. N.C.G.M.Basketball "A"Grade. FloreatPark1d.Fremantle 1,13-12. Palmyra1 d.Cathedral2, 8-6. Maylands1d.VictoriaPark 1,24-12. "A"ReserveGrade. WestPerth d.Osborne Park1,11-8. Highgate1 d.Leederville1. 8-16. BedfordPark1 d.Victoria Park1,21-12. "B"Grade. Maylands3d.Palmyra2. 14-3. Maylands2d.Nedlands2, 23-6. "C"Grade. Leederville2d.Claremont1, 20-2. Palmyra2forfeitedtoVic- toriaPark3. Cathedral3d.SouthPerth2, 15-11. Subiaco2drewwithOsborne Park2,5all.

FremantleC.B.C.

JubileeCelebrations

TheFremantleC.B.C. Jubileecommitteeannouncesthefollowingdatesin connectionwiththegolden jubileecelebrationsofthe college.

Saturday,July7.Solemn HighMassofRequiemat St.Patrick'sChurch,Fremantle,at9.30forthereposeofthesoulsofChristianBrothers,ex-pupils andbenefactorsofthecollege.

Monday,August6.A grandballattheFremantle Townhall.

Brancheshavealready circularisedwithforms fortheforthcomingRetreat tobeheldattheRedemp-toristMonasteryonJune 23rd&24th.Secretariesare askedto formshavethecompleted forwardedtoHeadquartersassoonaspossible soasfinalarrangementscan bemade.

ThenextCouncilMeetingwillbeheldatD.I.S.C.A. onThursdayJune21stcommencingat8p.m.

Vic.ParkLadsMay

StageNewConcert

VictoriaParkY.C.W.'sare remindedoftheSpecial Monthlymeetingtobeheld intheschoolroomonWednesdayJune13thcommencingat8p.m.Membersare remindedtobringtheir subs.

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LeedervilleWillMeet

SouthPerthPlayers

TheGeneralMeetingwill beheldinSt.Mary'sHall thisMondaynightandwill befollowedbysquare dancing.

Football.Leedervillewill playSouthPerthatthe SouthPerthOvalSunday 10thJune,at2.30p.m. WestPerthFills

Leaders'Places

Therewillbeageneral meetingonThursday14th inst.Itwillbefollowedby indoorgames.Agoodroll upisexpected. Asusualthefortnightly dancewillbeheldinSt. Brigid'sParishhallonSaturday9thand23rd.The BranchSecretaryDonMurfitthasresignedandGreg Dawsonhasbeenelectedin hisplace.AsGregDawson wasPropagandist;Tom Massamwaselectedinhis position.

D.ReidCelebrates

MajorityatPort

OnTuesdayMay29,there wasaveryhappygathering at39WoodSt.,Fremantle. theoccasionbeingMr.Des Reed's21st.Birthday.Des isthesecretaryoftheFremantlebranchofthe Y.C.W.andformanyyears hastakenaverykeeninterestinthebranchandwe wishtotakethisopportunitytowishhimthevery bestforthecomingyears.

TheTemperancefootball teamofwhichDesiscoach beatanimprovedsidein ClaremontatFremantle ovalonSaturday. Acombinedmeetingof theY.C.W.andN.C.G.M. willtakeplaceinSt.Patrick'shallnextMonday, June11,at8.15p.m.

40HoursDevotion EndsatCathedral

ThedevotionoftheForty Hours,whichcommencedin St.Mary'sCathedralon May25,concludedonMay 27withthelitaniesanda processionoftheBlessed Sacrament.

TheVeryRev.J.P.Wilkinsnn,C.M.,conductedthe HolyHourforalargecongregation.Themonstrance wascarriedbytheVery Rev.DeanRafferty,Adm.

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HolyNameMentoHaveSpecial PrayersforArchbishopBeran

Branchofficersandmembersareasked tonotethatthequarterlymeetingofthe QiocesanUnionoftheHolyNamesociety willbeheldintheC.B.C..theatrette,St. George'sterrace,at8p.m.onTuesday,June 19.Followingthebusinessofthemeeting anassortedprogrammeoffilms,withcommentarybytheRev.J.Depiazzi,willbe presented.

Themainfilmwillcover theSacramentofExtreme Unction.Theprogramme willbesoassortedasto providespiritualenlightment,educationandentertainmentandallbranch officersarerequestedtoattend.Membersalsoare cordiallyinvitedanda largeattendanceisrequested.

Inconnectionwithour recentannouncementofthe messageofprotest,against themaltreatmentofArchbishopBeranbytheCzechoSlovaltianauthorities,sent totheHolySee,itistobe notedtoallbranchesthat itisthewishofHisGrace theArchbishop,thatHoly Namemembers'berequestedtoofferspecialprayers forthewelfareofArchbishopBeranandthe ChurchinCzecho-Slovakia.

Atthequarterlymeeting datesforthisyear'senclosedRetreatsforHoly Namememberswillprobbablybeannounced.So goodwastheresponselast yearthatthreeseparateRetreatshadtobearranged toaccommodatethe120 memberswhomadethem.

Branchesshouldaimat thesuccessofthisyear's Retreatsbyarrangingimmediatelyfordiscourseson thespiritualvalueofenclosedRetreatsandbysecuringpromisesfromtheir memberstoparticipate, whentheactualdatesare known.

Itiswithgreatregret thatweannouncetheresignationofMr.E.LeB. Henderson,seniorvice-president,fromtheDiocesan Union.Pressureofwork andhealthworriesinhis homehaveforcedhimto tenderhisresignation.The societyisdeeplyindebted toMr.Hendersonforhis untiringeffortstoserve thesocietyduringthepast 15years,inwhicheitheras presidentorvice-president hiseffortshavebeenlargelyresponsibleforthepre,senthealthystateofthe H.N.S.intheArchdiocese.

Membershopethathis ownhealthandthehealth ofothermembersofhis householdmayberestored andthathisprivatework mayeaseitspressure uponhimsothathemay, beforelong,returntothe Councilfromwhichhewill begreatlymissed.

Secretary,Reporter

HaveNewAddresses

TheDiocesanUnion Councilrequestsallbranch SpiritualDirectorsand officerstonotethatthe diocesangeneralsecretary, Mr.MarkFoleyhasmoved toanewresidence,hispresentaddressbeing37Hutt street,Mt.Lawley

Mr.Foleyhasbeenunabletosecuretransferof thetelephonetohisnew address.Branchesare thereforeaskedtonote Mr.Foley'snewaddress andtobearinmindthat branchreportsandcorrespondenceshouldbemailed promptlytothataddress Untilanew'phonecanbe

VictorianPriests

EnRouteAbroad

Enrouteforaholiday abroadweretheRev.John A.Kelly,ofSouthMelbourne,andtheRev.James Clifford,parishpriestof Kilmore,Victoria.They passedthroughFremantle ontheOrcadesonMay28.

issuetheaddresses of Messrs.FoleyandFarmer.

DiocesanCouncillors

VisitManyBranches

securedMr.Foleycanbe contactedathisnewaddressonlybyletterortelegram. NotesonHolyNameSocietymattershavebeencontributedbyMr.E.J.Farmer,therecentlyappointed press-correspondent.Mr. Farmer,whoseaddressis 42GwenyfredRd.,South Perth,desiresbranchesto keephimsuppliedregularlywithnewsfromtheir branchesforinclusionregularlyin"TheRecord'and "HolyNameMonthly,"to bothofwhichjournals membersshouldgiveloyal support.Branchsecretaries areaskedtonotefromthis

Recentofficialvisitsby DiocesancouncillorsincludedvisitstoLakeGrace,for theregionalrallyofthe Waginbranch,when45 newmemberswereenrolled;York,fortheannual Communionandbreakfast, when75menreceivedHoly Communionandattended thebreakfast;Tambellup, fortheopeningofthat branchwith30members,in thepresenceofsixpriests andover70visitingmembers;BedfordPark,when 60membersand30other menoftheparishreceived HolyCommunion;Learoyd Street,Mt.Lawley,wherea newbranchwasestablished with48members;andSt. Brigid's,WestPerth,where thevisitorsfoundimproved prospectsofexpansion. LakeGrace,YorkandTambellupvisitswerefullyreportedinpreviousissuesof "TheRecord."

FeastofSt.AnthonyWillBeKept

WithSolemnityinTwoCityParishes

MembersofSt.Anthony'sChurchcommittee, undertheleadershipofM.A.Crisafulli,havedecidedonthefollowingarrangementsfortheannual celebrationsatWannerooonJune17,inhonourof St.AnthonyofPadua:-

AMissaCantataat10 a.m.,thecelebrantbeing theRev.J.Griffin,His GracetheArchbishopwill preside. At3p.m.theRevP. AbramoO.M.I.willpreach

ClaremontTennis StarsGetTrophies

Asuccessfuldancewas heldbySt.Thomas'tennis clubonMay18.AtSt.Theresa'shall,Nedlands.The featureoftheeveningwas thepresentationoftrophies, byourpatron,Mr.Melvin, towinnersoftherecent tournaments.MusicwasprovidedbyJackHarrison's Band,andguestartist, LaurieCroisette,entertained withhisguitarandseveral songs.Presentationswere alsomadetotheRev.J. Griffinwhorecentlyleft theparish,andtobob wornerwhoisenteringthe seminaryshortly.

OnMay29,thefinalsof mixeddoubleschampion-. ship,whichweredelayed, wereplayed,MissPauline RodoredaandMr.Brian O'Deawinningthehonours. Withthetournament seasonfinishedandthe firstroundsofpennant matchescompletedSt. Thomas'playersarewell tothefore.

Membersarenowlookingforwardtothetripto bridgetownplannedforthe cominglongweek-end.

theoccasionalsermonin Italian,followedbythe Rev.J.ChokolichinJugoslay.

ThenwillfollowtheprocessioninhonourofSt. Anthony,andBenediction oftheBlessedSacrament givenbytheRev.A.Langmead.

Therewillalsobesportingfixturesforthechildren, andtheClontarfBoys' bandwillbeinattendance throughouttheday.

Aspecialfeatureofthis year'scelebrationswillbe thecompletionofthenew recreationalshelterforSt. Anthony'sschool.

AtMidlandJunction,the feastwillbeobservedon June13withspecialdevotionasSt.Brigid'sparishis nowinthechargeofthe FrancisanFathers.

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TAMBELLUP:OneDay ofExposition.

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Despitetheinclemercyof theweatheronthenightof June,averygoodmusterof parishionersandfriends turnedouttoattendthe inauguralmeetingofthe KingStreetConventSchool welfarecommittee.

Themeetingwasheldin thepresbytery,andwasa sceneofanimatedinterest asthefuturewelfareofour parishschoolwasdecided. Officerswereelected,anda programmeofworkswas decidedupon.Contributions werefixedandthemeeting nightswerearranged.

Mr.B.G.Burrowesthe president,saidinclosing themeetingthatitsonly disappointingfeaturewas theremarkableabsenceof youthmovementrepresentativeswhowouldinthe longrunreapthebenefits ofanythinginthewayof improvementsthatthat,or onyothercommitteemight produce.

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FRANKFURT,May24.-MartinBormann,jr.,sonofthe missingNazileader,doesnotexcludethepossibilityofhisfather stillbeingalive,althoughsofarhehasbeenunabletoobtainany corroboratingevidence.ThisisthemessagehegavemeafterI hadtoldhimofareportpurportingtoprovethatBormann,isnow hidingintheprimevalforestsofsouthernChile.

YoungBormannisnowadayhehopestobeamis-theChurch.Themessagehe studentatSt.CanisiusHighsionary. gavemeabouthisfather SchoolinIngolstadt,Ba-Hebecameaconverttowaspromptedbyanarticle varia.AfterhisgraduationtheCatholicFaithafterbyPaulHessleinina insummerheexpectstohavingbeenraisedinpaganrecentissueoftheVienna beginhisstudiesfortheNazicreedsandinanat-weekly,DieOesterreichpriesthoodnextfall.SomemosphereutterlyhostiletoischeFurche,whichIpassesiontohimforcomment.

WITHNUPTIALMASSonMay26,at SacredHeartChurch,Highgate,Monica MayDuffywasmarriedtoKevinThomas 'GaynorofLeederville.TheRev.F.E.Hope officiated.

MartinBorman,sr.,wasHitler'sright-handman,a generalintheill-famedSS andchiefexecutiveofthe Nazipartychancery.He wasgenerallyconsidered thebitterestfoeoftheCatholicChurchandbesides Hitlerhimself,chieflyresponsibleforitspersecution bytheNaziregime.Atthe endofthewarin1945he disappearedwithoutleaving atrace.TheNuremberg warcrimetribunalsentencedhimtodeath"in contumaciam,"assuming thathehadescaped,pro- bablyoverseas. PaulHesslein,former memberoftheReichstagas aCatholicCentreParty deputy,hasbeenanexile inChileforsome20years, havingbeenblacklistedby theNazis.OnOctober24 lastyearhewasinterviewed bytheSantiagodaily,El Mercurio,andtoldthe storyofhowhehadaccidentallycomeacroosMartin BormanninFebruary,1948.

Atthetimethisreport waswidelycirculated,but doubtsalsoaroseregarding theauthenticityofMr. Hesslein'sinformation.Mr. Hessleinnowcorroborates itandgivesampledetails inhisFurchearticle.

Mr.Hessleinwritesin DieFurchethatinFebruary,1948,hewasaguest ofthelateCountHans UlrichvonReichenbach,a formerGermanandnow Argentiniannational,on hisestatenearLakeRanco SurinSouthernChile.

ThereMr.Hessleinfirst heardofBormann'shavingescapedfromGermanyin asubmarineattheendof thewarandhavinglanded inPatagonia.

Onanexcursiontothe villageofLlifen,nearthe Argentinianborder,Mr. Hessleinmetthreemenon horsebackandimmediately identifiedoneofthemas

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June24: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Col- umba'sChurchBayswater.

July1: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Columba'sChurch,South Perth.

July8: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Joseph'sChurch,Hasselldean.

July15: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt. Mary'sKalamunda.

W.GermanCatholics NumberNearlyHalf

FRANKFURT,May24 (NC.)-Ofthe54,612,000 Germannationalsresiding intheWesternstatesof Germany,45.2percentare Catholics,accordingtolast year'scensus.Thiscompareswith50.7percent Protestantsand4.1percent belongingtominorsects andtheJewishcommunity. (In1946thepercentages were45.8,50.2and4per cent,respectively. Catholicmajoritiesstill arereportedfromthetraditionallyCatholicregionsof Bavaria,theRhinelandand SouthernBadenandWerttemberg.InWesternBerlin only11.2percentofthe populationareCatholics.

Bormann.Inthepre-Hitler daysMr.Hessleinhad frequentlyseenBormann atReichstagsessions.AccordingtoMr.Hesslein's information,Bormannnow livesundertheassumed nameofJuanGomezinthe regionofTodosLosSantos (AllSaints),Chile,but planstoreturntoGermany soon,viaSpain,inthehope ofagainbeingcalledupon toplayanimportantpart inthedestiniesofhis country-"oncewarbreaks outwithRussia..." Bormann'sson,after readingthisaccount,said thatitdoesnotsoundincrediblebyanymeans,althoughsofarhehasnever obtainedanyproofofhis fatherstillbeingalive.He immediatelywrotetothe ViennaFurcheaskingfor Mr.Hesslein'saddress.He hopestogetfurtherdetails fromthelatterabouthis presumedencounter. Nodoubtitwouldcome asadistinctshockto MartinBormann,sr,were hetolearnthathisown sonmayonedaybecome apriestoftheveryChurch hefoughtsobitterly. -MAXJORDAN,NCWC.

IrresolutionofBritainandAmerica

OnStatusofPalestineIsaDanger

ItisthreeyearssincetheBritishtroopsmoved clownKingGeorge(nowKingDavid)Avenuein JerusalemonMay14,1948,andlefttheHolyCity tobloodywarfare.Conditionstherehadsomewhat beenlostsightof,partlybecausefightinghasmeanwhilebrokenoutinKorea.Buttheworldisbeginningtorealizethatthe'landmadesacredby thepresenceofOurLordonearthhasitsown "38th.parallel,"whichseparatespeoplefromtheir holyshrines.Therecanbenohopeofpeacein theHolyLanduntiltwomajorproblemsaresettled -and titionproperly.TheproblemsarethepresentparoftheCityofJerusalemandthedeplorable statusofthehundredsofthousandsofArabrefugees whoweredriven'fromtheirhomesinthecourse ofthefightingandhavenotbeenpermitedtoreturn.Theonlyproper'solutiontothequestionof partitionisonethatlooksatthewholequestion. Suchasolutionistheone.supportedbytheHoly See.whichwouldinternationalizeJerusalemandits environs,soastoinsurethesafetyandaccessibiliity oftheHolyPlacestothemillionsofChristians throughouttheworld.ThesolutionwhichtheU.N. Commissionrecommendedwasalongthisline.It puttheHolyPlacesininternationalizedterritory. Thewisdomofsuchanarrangementwaswidely recognizedatthetime.Andyet,strangely.the U.N.hasnotbeenabletoimplementitsproposal.

WhenIsraelgotitselfadmittedtotheUnited Nations,itnaturallysubscribedtoU.N.decisions. Oneoftheseisthestandfortheinternationalization oftheHolyPlacestakenonDecember11,1947. Israelhassincequalifieditssupportofinternationalization,andfinallyrejecteditaltogether,The UnitedStates,itssponsor,hasbeguntowaverin itssupportoftheU.N.position,sayingtheymust waitforasolutionthatis"acceptable"tobothpar- ties-IsraelandJordan.Thisseemstoleavethe "right"and"wrong"ofthequestionoutofconsideration,toforgettheinterestsofthewholeworld. andtoputitonabasisofacceptingwhattheparties onthescenedemand.ActuallytheKingdomof JordanisinpossessionofthatportionofJerusalem whichtheIsraelidonothold.Jordanisagainst internationalization,asisIsrael.AlltheotherArab Statesareforinternationalization,asaremorethan two-thirdsofthenationsoftheworld.ItiscommonlyheardinJerusalemthat,-iftheUnitedStates andEnglandweretoreallyfavourtheendofthe presentpartition,thiscouldbebroughtabout.There isreasontothinkthatthisistrue.

Inwhathasbeencalledan"ingatheringofthe exiles,"IsraelhasbeenbringingJewsfromallparts oftheworldtosettleinthenewcountry.This hascapturedtheimaginationoftheworld.But atthesametime,theArabrefugeescomplainthat theseexilesarebeinglocatedinpropertieswhich theyownedandoccupiedbeforethefightingbegan. TherearemanyArabsinJerusalemwhowillstand onawallandpointtoahouseontheotherside. andastrangersittinginwhattheysaywasonce theirfavouritechair,ontheirverandah.Otherhundredsofthousandsofrefugeesarelivinginabject misery.Tothemthereisnoplaceliketheirhomes -towhichtheycannotnowreturn.

WordfromPalestineindicatesthatthesituationdailybecomesmoreexplosive.Itisasituation,apparently,whichwillnotjustgoawaybecauseitis.ignored.Itis,moreover,asituation whichoffersnomorepromiseofrealpeaceuntil itissettledrightly.Itcannotbeproperlysettled byconsideringonlytheaimsandtheambitions ofJordanalone,ofIsraelalone,oftheArabStates alone,ortherightsandaimsofIsrael,Jordanand theArabStatestogether.Manytimesmorepeople -theChristiansthroughoutthewholeworld-are concerned.Theywillneverbesatisfieduntilthe safetyandaccessibilityoftheHolyPlacesisentirelyassured.Onlyrecentlyalargepilgrimage fromtheUnitedStateslandedfromanAmerican shipatTelAviv.TheysawthesightsofthesocallednewJerusalemandtherestoftheJewishoccupiedzoneofPalestine.But,inordertovisit theHolySepulchreandtheothersacredChristian shrinesintheOldCity,theyhadtoreboardtheir liner,sailtoLebanon.disembark,charteranairplaneandflybacktotheself-sameJerusalem.Only inthiswaycouldtheyvisithallowedspotswhich wereonlyafewhundredfeetawayfromthema fewdaysbefore,butwhichtheycouldnotreach. becfusetheshrineswereacrossthatlittlestripof no-man'sland.

W.A.WomanTellsofFrank Duff&theWorkinIreland

(Conclusion).

IwasinvitedtoConciliummeeting,butunfortunatelyIdidnotarrivein Dublinintimeforit.This wasagreatdisappointment.ThehonourofattendingameetingofConciliumthegoverningbody oftheLegionofMary, throughouttheworldwould havebeenatremendous thrillforme.However,Mr. FrankDuffandtheother Conciliummembersgave meahearteningwelcome whenIdidarrive.

Mr.Duffisthemost humblemanIhaveever hadtheprivilegeofmeeting.Heattendsameeting asthemostmodestmember. Astrangerwouldnever guessthatOurLadyhad chosenthisquietspoken mantosettheworldaglow withherLegion.

1spentthefirstevening intheOfficeofthe"ReginaCoeli"Hostelwith Mr.DuffandConcilium memberstalkingaboutthe Legion.TheywereveryinterestedintheBroome praesidiumofcoloured peopleandthePerth Braillepraesidium.

Mr.Dufftookabigmap ofAustralia,onwhicheven thesmallesttownswere markedandsaid,"Now, lookatallthosenames,the Legionshouldbeinall theseplaces;evenifthere areonlytwogoodCatholicsinatinytownship,let themmeetonceaweekin OurLady'snameandrecitetheRosaryandLegion prayers-morewillsurely comelater."

"Thosedoingconvert work,"he continued, "shouldsaytothemselves: 'AmIsurethatIamfollowingtheteachingof JesusChrist?AmIquite surethattheCatholic Churchistheonetrue Church,andamIhappyin myreligion?'Whenthey cananswerthesequestions intheaffirmative,theywill beoverflowingwithenthusiasmtosharewithothers theFaith,whichtheythemselvespossess."

Hesaidthatevery praesidiumshouldbedoing convertwork,forifaCatholickeephisreligionentirelytohimself,hischildren wouldbecarelessCatholics andhisgrandchildrenwill havelosttheFaithaltogetherbecausewenourish andstrengthenourown faithbysharingitwith others.

TheLegionofMary,of course,isverystrongin Ireland.Thereare500 praesidiainDublinalone. Iattendedthemeetingof theconvertcell.Atthisbimonthlymeetingtwo membersfromeachconvertpraesidiumdiscussthe wayinwhichtheyfirst metandinterestedtheir converts,thatothersmay profitbytheirexperience.

IattendedaCuriameet,ngwhereseveralveryinterestingreportswereread frompraesidiaattachedto theCuria.Itwasahappy meeting;besidesmyself therewerevisitorsfrom Canada,AmericaandGermany.IwastoldthatConciliumreceiveslegionaries fromforeignnationsalmost everyday.

IwenttotheMorningStarhostelformen.The praesidiumwhichrunsit, consistsofnineindoorand 31outdoorlegionaries.Iar-

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rivedalittlelateandfound themeetingof40menin progress.Thinking1 had madeamistakeIwasabout togoawaybutMr.Duff cameandshowedmetoa chairbesidethepresident. Thisverybigpraesidium conductsthehostelforthe mostderelict,abandoned, shiftlessandabsolutely down-and-outmen.There isanominalchargeof10d. pernight,whichentitles theresidenttoanevening meal,bedandbreakfast. Forthosewhocannotpay thissumataskisprovided inthelabouryard,which whencompleted,isacceptedaspaymentfortheir lodging.

Themaximumaccommodationis200andformost oftheyearitisfull.Every residentmustregisterevery evening.Thelegionaryon dutyintheofficehasto questioneachapplicantto seeifheiseligibleforadmission.Thehostelisa littleheavenfortheseunfortunatemen.Thereare billiards,tabletennis, books,areadingroom,a bathroom,awashhouseand aplacetodrytheirclother. Thereisadebatingsociety tobrightenupthehostel life,atwhichthegreat Australianlegionarypriest, FatherClearyofMelbourne, wasaguestspeakerlast year.Sometimesconcerts andfilmshowsandoutings arearrangedtoincrease thefamilyspiritoftheresidents.

LastNovember,theArchbishopgavepermissionfor theBlessedSacramentto bereservedintheoratory ofthehostel.Mr.Duffsaid thattheeffectofthiswas distinctlymarkedinallthe activitiesofthehostel. OnceaweekMassiscelebratedintheoratorywhich hasbeenmadebeautifulby thelegionarydecorators. Thereisalsoasodality MassonthefirstSundayof eachmonth.Thesodality consistsofresidentmen andmanyreceiveHoly Communiononthosemornings.

ConnectedwiththehostelistheRetreatpraesidium.Itsworkistheorganisationofretreatsfor theresidents,renovations andrepairstothebuildings, cateringforandattending totheretreatants,andthe veryimportanttaskof makingafriendlycontact witheachmanduringthe retreat.Eightypercentof theresidentsmadethelast Retreat.

Legionariesarevery proudofalatememberof thepraesidiumtheyhave amongstresidentsofthe Hostel.Thisparticularman entirelylefttheoldasso-

ciations.behindandwentto liveinEngland,wherehe wasinstrumentalinstartingapraesidium.Heremainedatruelegionary untilhisdeath.ThePriest attendinghimduringhis lastillnesspaidaglowing tributetohispatienceand resignation.

Iattendedthemeetingof the"ReginaCoely"praesidiumwhichconsistsof20 legionarieswhoconductthe hostelforwomenfromthe street.Thistremendoushostelisrunentirelybyvoluntarylabourofthelegionaries.Someofthem havemadeittheirlife workandspendthewhole ofeverydaythere.

AsIwasshownoverthe Hostel,Ithoughtofthe goodnessofOurLady,who throughherlegionarieshad providedthisHomeforthe unfortunatesoflife,theunmarriedmothersandbabies fromthestreetsand prisons.

Thehostelwasopenedin theearlylifeoftheLegion ofMarytoreceive23girls fromadenofvicein "Blank"Street.Theywere consideredahopelessproposition,untilonedaythe legionariesmadeanappeal aniofthe31girlslivingin theden23wenton"Retreat"toBaldoyleConvent andthentothehostel.

BentlyPlace,consistingof threestreetswhichformed atoleratedareaofvice,was visitedbythelegionaries andninegirlswereprevailedupontoleave,not oneofwhomeverturned back.

Thereisapraesidium amongstthedetectivesof theDublinPoliceForce. Theirrestraininginfluence isfeltontheResidentsof theHostelsetc.,ifthey returntotheoldlife.

Iattendedameeting lookingafterthespiritual welfareofinmatesofa prison.Theinfluenceofthe Legionisdefinitelyfeltin Ireland,becauseIbelieve twoprisonsareclosing downforwantofprisoners.

IwasinvitedtoameetinginBraywherethelegionarieshaveafinetwostoreybuilding,"Fatima House,"builtbytheirown voluntarylabour.These membersareresponsible fortheBookBarrowon O'Connellbridge.

TheLegionworkin Dublinistremendousand asIonlyhadsixdaysjust sawaverysmallportion ofit.

NevershallIforgetthe day,theDogmaofOur Lady'sAssumptionwasdefinedforweleftGalwayon abrightsunnymorningfor Dublin.Thenarrowstreets ofeverylittlevillagewe

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passedthroughweregay withbuntingandstreamers ofgoldandwhiteandblue inhonouroftheBlessed Virgin.Inthewindowsof almosteveryhomewasa statueofOurLadybright withflowersandcandles andwerepeoplestreaming intooroutofthelovely churcheswhereOurLady's altarwasalwaysaheavenly sight.

ThateveninginDublin myfriend,Mrs.Donovan,a formerPerthlegionary, tookmetotheceremonyat theAdamandEvechurch (Intheoldendaysitwasa publichouse,called"Adam andEve"withasecretroom forthepriesttosayMass. Thelovelychurchnow builtonthespotisstillcalledtheAdamandEve).

Thebeautifulstatueof OurLadywasablazeof lightsandflowersandwith theceremoniesandchoirit wasallalittlebitofheaven. Laterinthestreet,alllights wereextinguishedandthe trafficstopped,whileablue floodlightwasthrownon thestatueofOurLady abovethechurchdoor,and hundredsandhundredsof peoplestoodinthecold nightsinginghymnstoOur Lady.

WhileIwasinDublin, Mr.DufftookaGerman andFrenchLegionaryand myselfforadelightfulday atGlendoughwhereSt. Kevinandhismonkslived 1500yearsago.Theruins areinawonderfulstateof preservation.

Thencamethetimeto say"Farewell"toIreland andherlegionaries.Itook thenightshiptoLiverpool andwatchedfromthedeck thelastlightsofthe EmeraldIslefadeout,and thenftwas,indeed,"Goodbye"and"Godloveyou".

BelgianCatholicsActtoCometo

AidofKoreanWarSufferers

BRUSSELS,May28 (NC).-Vicare generalofallBelgiandioceseshavemet heretodiscusspracticalmeansofaidingwar sufferersinKoreathroughBelgianCatholic charities.

ThemeetingattheCatholicCaritasheadquarters herewasprecededbyavisit ofArchbishopMaximilian deFurstenberg,Apostolic DelegatetoJapan,andactingApostolicDelegateto Korea,duringwhichhe madeanappealtoBelgian Catholics.SubsequentlyHis EminenceJosephErnest CardinalVanRoey,ArchbishopofMalines,andfive BelgianBishopsnameda commissiontocarryonthe appealamongtheBelgian faithful.

ABrusselspressconferencewas'addressedbya Korean'Jesuitpriest,the Rev.TobiasKim,whospoke ofthe"necessityofpromotinganorganisationwhich willprovidematerialand moralhelptothevictimsof anexceptionalscourge."

BiblicalScholar

ReturnstoSpain

JERUSALEM,April 16, (N.C.)-Thebiblicalscholarandorientalist,BenedictineFatherBonaventure UbachofMonserrat,who haslivedinPalestinesince 1906,hasreturnedtoSpain. FatherUbach'stranslation oftheBiblefromoriginal textstoSpanishismaking goodprogress.Thirteen volumes,comprisingtexts, commentaryandillustrations,havebeenprinted and14othervolumesare readyforpublication.FatherUbachisalsotheauthor ofaHebrewgrammarpublishedatTelAviv,Israel.

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Posty'sWhistle

DearGirlsandBoys,-

Twolettersthisweek,one fromadearlittlegirland onefrom"Grandmother." Youknowthisladyisafrequentwritertothe"Corner,"andalwayswrites suchinterestingnews.As yousee,sheisaddingher pleatomineandasking youngfolktowriteabout, theirexperiencesofEmpire dayandthetripstheyhave made;andanythingelse theycaretopen.So,children,whataboutit?Ifa dearoldladycanwritein, surelyyoucan.Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

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ForFirstCommunion

"Melford,'48MountSt., WestPerth.

DearUncleMac,-My nameisGail,andIamjust oversixyearsold.Igoto St.Patrick'sschool,West Perth,andthenunscome fromSt.Brigid's. Ihavebeenhomeover twoweekswithbadtonsils, andIhopetheydon'thave tocomeout.

Iaminfirststandardand hopeIcansoonmakemy firstHolyCommunion. I havearealwatchonmy wristthatmummyand daddygaveme,andIcan tellthetime.Lovefrom GAILMARGARETBALDING.

MydearlittleGail,Thankyou,darling,for yourlovelylittleletter.It wasdelightfultoreceiveit andtofindthatonelittle ladycouldthinkofher lonelyolduncleofthe "Corner." Iknowyour school,Gail.andIoften passitwhengoingtotown. It'shorridhavingbadtonsils,andIdohopetheywill leaveyoualoneinfuture. `Onlyonemoreyear,Gail, .andyouwillhaveyour :greatestwishgranted,when youmakeyourfirstHoly 'Communion. MayGod guardyouuntilthenand everafterwards!You'rea luckygirlhavingareal watch,andyou'reaclever

girltobeabletotellthe time. Icouldn'tdothat whenIwassix.Now,Gail, goodbye,andrememberI'll alwayslovetohearfrom you.-Yourloving UNCLEMAC.

OldFriendsEnjoy Children'sLetters WagerupPostOffice. DearUncleMac,-.-Asitis suchaniceafternoon, GrandfatherandIthought topayyouanotherlittle visit,whiletimeisonthe wing.No,thankyou,we willnotstayforafternoon tea;wemustkeepgoing. Ihopeyouareenjoyingthis lovelysunshineandrain.I am,andamfeelingaslively asacricket,andwishingto beabletodigmylittle gardenandputinsome potatoesandonions;but afterturningafewspades ofearthIamlikeanoverfedploughhorse. Imust sitdownandrest.Isee youhadagreatcontingent ofyoungpeopleforEmpire day;theymusthavelooked well. Ihopethechildren willtellussomethingabout theirholidays.Ibetthe onesthatwentintheplane totheNorthweregladof therideintheplane.I hopetheywilltellusabout thesheepandcattlestations andhowtheylikedthetrip. Iamjustaboutdried upfornews,butImust

WaspandSpiderBattletoDeath

(Continuedfromlastweek)

Thehollowwasonlya littlewiderthanitsown burrowwouldhavebeen, andwoetoawaspthattries toenteroneofthese;all oddsareinfavourofthe occupant.Theyarenot deepburrows,andtheydip alittleattheend.The spidersitsthere,alittle belowthelevelofitsfront passage,watchinganything thatentersitsfrontdoor; anenemyoritspreywillbe receivedwithopenjaws, anditsbiteisverypoisonous. Thespiderhadafirst-rate strategicpositionwhich wouldneedallthewasp's cunningtoovercome.And Icouldseethatshewasin afightingattitude,thefront partofthebody,whichis heavilychitinised,being thankyouforthenice thingsyousaidaboutmy write-ups.IknowIamno scholar,andamalways afraidofthelettersgoing intothewaste-paperbasket. Thecountrychildren70and 80yearsagodidnothave thechanceofschoollikethe bushieshaveto-day.Schools thenwereonlyinthe towns,andifparentscould notteachthem,theyhadto dowithout.Ourfather taughtuschildrenatnight afterhisday'swork,andit musthavebeenhardfor him,ashewasSpanishand hadtolearnEnglishhimself.Hecouldnever soundthe"th,"asinthunder;hewouldsayturider, anddatforthat,ortinkfor think,andsoon.Sowe *followedinfather'sfootstepstillinourearly'teens whenwewenttolivenear childrehthathadgood schools.Theysoontrimmed usup,andwouldrepeatany wrongwordwesaid,and tellustherightword.So,as soonaswecouldsee throughit,'wetrimmedourselvesup.Sonowifyou findthehorsepushingthe cartinsteadofpullingit, youwillknowwhy.Well, Ibetterstop.Wishingyou andtheBushiesthebestof luck.Pleasefindenclosed smalldonationforthe BushiesfromGrandfather andGrandmother.Cheerio tillwemeetagain.

GRANDMOTHERAND GRANDFATHER. 0

DearGrandfatherand Grandmother,-Thanksever somuchforyourletter. Thereisnodoubtaboutit, youhaveaneasypen,and itcandescribeyourexperiencesbeautifully.

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thrownupsothatshepre- sentedanarmouredplateto herenemy,andhersoft abdomenwasprotected.

Thisis nerablethespider'svulpart,andthewasps trytoplaceastingonit whereitcanparalysea nervecentre.Sothiswasp wastryingtogetinatthe sideorunderthespider, and,atthesametime,to avoidthoseformidable mandibleswhichcanstrike withincredibleswiftness.

Ishouldhavelikedtosee moredetail,butevenwith myfaceverynearthe groundIcouldwatchonly themovements.Thewasp wouldmakeadartandthe spiderwouldbartheway andstrike,thenthewasp backedandmadeanother attackwhichwasagainfrustrated.Thishappened againandagain,Idonot knowhowmanytimes.

But,suddenly,Iwas awareoftheclimax,forthe spiderhaditsabdomen towardsmeandwasretiringslowlyfromthehollow.

Itwasusingonlythelegs ontheleftside,withcrablikesidewaysmovement, thoseontherightwere trailingontheground.Then therewasamix-upinside themouthofthehollow, andIwasnotsurewhatwas takingplace.Iguessedafterwardsthatthewasptoo soonconsideredthatthe spiderwasdonefor.Butthe endwasnotyet.

Itistruethatthespiderseemedquitelimpandmotionless,exceptthattwo legswerequivering,andI expectedthentoseethe waspbegintoleveroutthe inertcarcase,whichwasthe spectacleIspeciallywanted towitness.

Butnotabitofit!When thewaspdidappearitwas evidentthatshewas.indistress.Shetriedinahalfheartedmannertocleanher antennae,alwaysthefirst instinctivemeasureofan insecttosharpenitswitsin atimeofemergency.But shegaveitup,forshe,too,

TheWeek'sThought "Hewhohumblethhimselfshallbeexalted"(or hewhoishumbleofheart shallbeblessedbyGod).

washalfparalysed.'She managedtorisefromthe ground,butwhenshewantedtosettleonatwigshe misseditandflewagainsta trunkwithsuchforcethat shefelltotheground.Again therewasanattemptto cleanherantennaeinorder topullherselftogether,but shewastooweak.

Shehadbeenbitten,and thepoisonwasworkingrapidly.Whenshetookoff againitwasonlytoflyina lopsidedmanneratabouta footfromtheground,veryunsteadily,andshecollide atoncewithstemsortwigs andfellinto'somemoss. WhenIlocatedhershewas dead.

Thursday,June7,1951.

WhenGreatFolk

WereLittleFolk

HowPippa'sSong

MadePeopleHappy

Thegreatpoet,Robert Browning,hastoldabeautifulstoryofalittleItalian girlnamedPippa.Shehad lostherparentsandworkedhardalldaylonginthe silkmillsofAsolo. Ononeparticulardayshe wasvery,verythoughtful. Shewasallowedonlyone holidayperyear,andthis wastheveryday.Sinceit washeronlyholidayfor theyear,shewishedto maketheverymostofit, andthatwaswhyshewas thinkingsodeeply.Inthe endshethoughtofanovel plan.Shedividedtheday intofourparts,andthought offourpeoplewho,sheimagined,werethehappiest beingsinAsolo.Thenshe decidedshewouldplayshe waseachoneofthefourin turnduringtheday.

Morning'satseven, Thehillside'sdew-pearled; Thelark'sonthewing, Thesnail'sonthethorn: God'sinHisheaven, All'srightwiththeworld. Thensheimaginedshe wasPhene,agirlwhohad justbeenmarriedtoJules, thesculptor.Actuallythe 'pairwerenothappy,for someonehadplayedatrick onthem,but,hearing Pippa'ssongtheylaughed atthetrickandwerehappy oncemore.

IntheafternoonsheplayedshewasLuigi,simply becausehehadakindand gentlemother,andhaving nomotherherself,she thoughthimverylucky. Hersonggavecourageto Luigi,forhehadbeengivenaverydangeroustask, andheshrankfromit.But hearingthegirl'ssong,he becamebraveandwent boldlytodohisduty.

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Yourfatherwasamarvellousmantoperserveand teachyouall.Notmany menofto-daywouldbegin teachingchildrenwhenthe day'sworkwasover.In fact,Grandmother,ifyou couldonlybeginatthebeginningandtellallyour life'sexperiences,itcould beoneofthebestfeatures the"Corner"couldoffer. I'vetoldyou/thisbefore, andIsayitagain.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

ThenIreturnedtothe spider,whichwasstilljust outsidethehollow.WhenI triedtopickitup,itcrawledveryslowlythroughthe entranceusingtwolegs.I couldnotreachit,andhad tocutalong,hookedstick. ButwhenIatlastsucceeded ingentlydraggingitout,it wasdead. thrustsProbablythefatal oneachsidehad beenalmostsimultaneous andbothcombatantshad succumbed.

(By thearrangementwith B.B.C.)

Sothegaylittlegirlwent firsttothehomeofOttima, thewifeofLuca,theowner ofthesilkmills.NowOttimawasrichandPippa, bengpoor,thoughtOttima wouldbeveryhappy.This thoughtmadePippa merrythat,thinking wasOttima,shesang purejoy.Thiswas song:Theyear'satthespring Andday'satthemorn,

Lastly,Pippaplayedshe wastheBishop,becausethe Bishopwassogoodand kindthatallpeopleloved andhonouredhim.Then, completelyhappyandquite tiredout,shereturnedto herattictosleep.

so she for her

Asitturnedout,theBishophadcometoAsoloto lookafterhisdeadbrother'saffairs.ThisbrotherwasPippa'sfather,and wecanbequitesurethat theBishoptookthegayand lovingchildunderhiscare, and,fromthenon,sheceasedtobethelittlesilkworm winderofAsolo.

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JourneysofSt.PaulByGeraldC.TreacyS.J.

ThefirstCatholics,those whoaskedforbaptismon thefirstPentecost,were verygoodCatholics-learningthecatechismfromthe Apostles,sayingtheirprayers,andgoingtoMassand Holy TheyCommunioneveryday. livedlikeonebig familyandsharedallthey ownedwitheachother,and noonekeptanythingfor himself.

OnedaySt.PeterandSt. Johnwentuptothetemple topray.Aathattimethere werenoparishchurchesin Jerusalem,buttheCatholicssaidtheir,prayersin thetemple,andtheApostlesofferedHolyMassfor themintheirhomes.

AsthetwoApostlesgot nearthegateofthetemple thatwascalledBeautiful, theysawalameman stretchedoutbeforethe gate,beggingfromthe peopleastheycamealong. WhenSt.PeterandSt.John werenearthelamebeggar, becalledtothem:"Please givemeafewpennies!"

St.Petersaidtohim, "Lookatus."Hedidthis, expectingthathewouldget hispennies.ThenSt.Peter saidtohim:"Ihaveno silverorgoldbutI'llgive youwhatIhave.Inthe nameofJesusChristof Nazarethgetupandwalk."

ThenSt.Petertookholdof hishandandliftedhimup.

Themanbegantowalk andwassogladthathe jumpedandshoutedoutat thetopofhisvoice:"God bepraised,I'mcured!"And hefollowedalongwiththe twoApostles,andabig crowdfollowedafter,for theyhadseenthelame beggarandknewhecould

notwalkbefore.Theywere muchstartled.

ThenSt.Peterturnedand saidtothecrowd:"What areyouwonderingabout? Andwhyareyoustaringat usasifwemadethisman walkbysomepowerofour own?Godhasgiventhis manthepowertowalk,and Hehasmadeuseofusas Hiswitnesses.Forwewitnesstotheactthatyouput todeathHisdearlybeloved Son,choosingtherobber andmurdererandcrucifyingyourSaviour.Butwe testifytoyouthatyour Saviourisrisenfromthe dead,andthislamebeggar standsbeforeyounowa healthymanbecausehe hasbelievedintheName oftheLordJesus."

Thepeoplegotscared whentheyheardSt.Peter saythattheyandtheir rulershadmurderedtheir Saviour,soSt.Petersaid: "Iknowyouandyourrulers didnotknowwhatyou weredoingwhenyoucrucifiedyourLord.Butthe LordChristknewwhatHe wasdoingwhenHeallowedHimselftobeputto deathbyyou,forHewas savingyoufromyour.sins. Butyoumustdosomethingforyourselvesright now.Youmustmakea goodactofcontritionso yoursinswillbeblotted outinthePreciousBloodof God,andyouwillbereceivedintoheavenbyHim Whomyoucrucified...You arethechildrenofthe prophetsandtoyoufirst amongallthepeopleofthe world,GodhassentHis Son,risenfromthedead, toblessyouthateveryone ofyoumayturnfromthe deathofsinandwinthe lifeofGod'sGrace."

St.PeterCurestheLameBeggar

AtOurHouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

WinterCleaningMadeEasier

Wintercleaningatour housewaslatethisyear-latebutsatisfying.

Thelatenessisexplained byanoldschoolgirlreunion of18thatmethereandof coursethehousehadtobe shiningwhentheyarrived.

Itwas-butonlyonthe surface!Windows,silver, furniture,floors,pictures andmirrorsgleamed;the woodworklostitsfamiliar "human"touchoffingermarksandcleancurtains hungcrisplyatallthewindows-butlet'snotgointoall theincidentalparaphernalia stowedawayhastilyin cupboardsanddrawers.

Well,"thegirls"cameandwent-andwebegan lookingforthings.Thenthe realstateofthehouse showedup.Therewere blanketstobewashed,the atticcleaned,bedsprings dusted,cupboardscleared outandde-mothed-you knowtheprocedure.

Itseemedfutilewhenthe surfacewasshiningand bright,butthedayafter theluncheonIdecidedto gettowork-realwork, andtoDOthecupboardsif Ilivedthroughtheday. WhilezealburnedItook everythingoutofevery cupboardthenthings wouldhavetobesorted beforetheycouldbeput back.Itwasatoughaisignment.

OnMarkie'sbedwent thepilemarkedT.B.P.ToBeFixed-out-grown clothingtoberevamped foranothermemberofthe family.

OnPat'sbedwentthe T.B.D.M.-ToBeDe-Mothed-andputawayfornext winter.Eileen'sbedheld theU.H.-UtterlyHopeless-likethepairofpants withouteitherseator knees,andtherubberbathingsuitwithabigsplitin it.ButJohnny'sbedheld therealheadache,the H.O.K.orHeaven-OnlyKnowspile-thingstoo goodtobethrownaway.

Thesehadbeengoneover yearafteryear,neverworn inthemeantime,but alwaysheldontowiththe plea,"Well,keepit.It mightcomeinhandysometime"-forfishing,orpainting,orforafancydress ball.

AfteranhourIfeltlike thehiredmanwhowas toldtosortthegoodfrom thebadapples,andwho finallygaveupthejob.

"Theworkain'thard,"he toldhisemployer,"butthe decisionsgetmedown." The.decisionsonthat H.O.K.pilewereawful!

Inthemidstofitallthe telephonerang.Itwas AliciaGoenner,secretary oftheCatholicWomen's League."Cleanedoutyour cupboardsyet?"

"Inthemidst,"Iahswered."Don'tyousmell thedust?"

toseedoverseas.Theyneed themsobadly.Factis,they needeverything.Iwishyou couldseetherequestswe havefromallthecountries ofEurope.They'restilldesperatelyinneedofused clothing."

"Butourchurchdriveis over,"Itoldher,"andI don'tknowwheretosend them.Besides,packingfor overseasissuchahardjob -andexpensive,too."

"Youdon'$havetodothe overseaspackingorpayfor overseasmailing,"Alicia informedme."Allyou havetodoiswrapupa bundlesothatitwillarrive safelyatourrooms."

Well,thissoundedeasy enough.

"Gotapencil?"Alicia asked."Justwritedown thisaddress-.Illhang upnowsoyoucangetback tothosecupboards." Aliciaisaverypractical person. Somehowthosepilesdidn't looksodiscouraging,and Mary'sbedbecamethe O.S.C.-OverseasClothing pile.AgainIwentthrough theHeaven-OnlyKnows.. Why,theHeadoftheHouse wouldbegladtosendthat oldsuithehasbulgedout oftosomemanoverseas. Certainlythosemenaren't slittingbuttonsoffvests!

AndPat'soldwintercoat whycutitdowntoa "shortie"tobeusedasan extrawhenshehasawarm coat?

Afterlunch,whileStretch tookhernap,Ifinishedthe cupboards.Oh,notthe fixingorthede-mothing-thatwouldhavetowaitfor otherdays-butatleastI hadthecupboardsclean, theusablesputback,and theO.S.C.packedinto boxes.

AsIworked,thememoryoflettersfromIlse,our littleGermanfriend,kept comingback-herpitiful gratitudeforthefew "warmclothing"wehad sent.Thesethings,too, wouldbegratefullyreceived.Wewouldneverknow wheretheywent,butwe couldbesuretheywentto theneedy.

TheNatureLover

KevinMoorelivedinthe bushontheedgeofa creek.Theschoolwas nearlytwomilesawayand Kevinandhissisterused towalktoandfromschool everyday.Itwasalong walkbuttheyenjoyedgoing throughthebush.Inspring timetheywouldgatherwild flowersandfreshgumtips andwhentheyreachedthe schooltheywouldgive themtoSisterAgnestoput onOurLady'saltar.

OneFridayeveningas theywerereturninghome, Kevinsawamotherbear withalittleoneonher backfastasleepinafork ofatree.Hestoleupquietlyandseizedthelittlebaby bear.Thepoormotherbear wasfrightenedandclimbed upthetreeoutofsight.

KevinandMarywere delightedwiththepretty littlebear.Itwascovered withsoftgreyfur.Ithad notailanditsfunnylittle noselookedasifitwere madeofrubber.

ItclungtoMary's shoulderanddidnottryto getaway.Theyfediton gum-leavesandthelittle bearseemedhappyenough foritsleptalldayinthe boxKevinhadmadeit.

OnMondaytheypassed thetreewheretheyhad foundthebear.They heardasoundlikesomeonecrying.Theylookedup andsawitwasthemother bearcryingforthelossof herbaby.

Hercrywassosadthat MaryandKevinnearly criedtoo:they..ranhome andbroughtbackthebaby bear.Kevinplacediton thetreeandthenthechildrenhidbehindabushto watchwhatthemother woulddo.Assoonasshe heardherbaby'scryshe randownthetree.The littlebeargotonherback andclungtoherneck.Then upthetreeshecarriedhim toaforkfarbeyondthe reachofboysordogs.

KevintoldSisterAgnes whattheyhaddone.She

LEAVEMEWITH ASMILE

Doesyourdadplaypoker? Well,ifhedoes,readthisto him: LastnightIheldalittle hand, Sodaintyandsoneat, Ithoughtmyheartwould surelyburst Sowildlydiditbeat. Nootherhande'erheldso tight Couldgreatergladness bring, ThanoneIheldlastnight, itwas Fouracesandaking.

Muff:"Ireadtheother daythatpancakeswerefirst madeinoldEnglishmonasteries."

Buff:"Outofthefrying panintothefriar." k

saidthatitwasrightto givethelittlebearbackto itsmotherforweshould alwaysbekindtoanimals.

C.B.C.ReaderIIwith gratefulacknowledgements totheBrothers.

NowForaPoem THETWOBLACKBIRDS.

Thereweretwoblackbirds, Sittingonawall, OnenamedPeter, OnenamedPaul.

FlyawayPeter, FlyawayPaul. ComebackPeter, Comeback'Paul. 0,comeback,blackbirds, Andsitonthewall.

BushiesCorner £s.d.

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Total £1876

Mydeepestgratitudefor yoursplendidgifts.God

FinallyItookalookat thecleancupboardsandthe dirtyworker,thentooka bath,gotStretchupfrom hernap,andwestarted withourboxesforthepost office.

"This'llcostafortune,"I thought-butitdidn't!A fewshillingsandsomething tookthewholethingonits waytotheLeague'srooms. Displacedpersonsparcels aregladlyreceived.

It'scomfortingtothink thatwhensomeEuropean womanwondershowher childrenwillbeclothed nextwinterandsighs, "Heavenonlyknows!"our H.O.K.pilewillbeonits

"Ihadahunch,"she said."Thoughtyoumight havesomechildren'sthingswaytohelpout!

MAKEFULLUSEOF

The.CatholicAnswer

EVERYSUNDAYEVENINGFROM.9.30P.M.

REV.FR.P.J.TRACEY,S.J.

CatholicsMayFailInGivingLead, ButChurchIsForemostGuardian

Thenextletterisfrom "Inquirer,"OfKensington, who,inaveryfriendly spirit,putsafewdifficulties againsttheexclusiveclaim ofCatholicstobelongtothe ChurchChristfounded. I quote:

"Weallshouldknow somethingofourownfaults andbeabletojudge,andit isinnouncharitablespirit butwithagreatlongingfor realChristianityinthis worldcrisis,thatIask,do YOUnotthinkthatifthe RomanCatholicChurchis unique,asisclaimed,in obeyingChrist's°Abidein Me,'shewouldbegivinga strongerleadto-dayagainst -popularevils?"

A.:Ishall,Ihopeinan equallyChristianspirit,try tomakecleartoyouwhyI thinkthatquestionmustbe answeredinthenegative.

Perhaps,afterall,theanswerisnotentirelyanegativeone.Whenwespeak oftheChurchwemust neverforgetthat,though theoriginoftheChurchis divine,itisinfactacollectionofhumanmembers.It isnotsurprisingthenthat thehumanelementinthe Churchalwaysremaincapableoffurtherperfection.

Hence,ifyouhadasked me,asprobablyyouintendedtodo,whetherIthought thatCatholicsingeneral oughttogiveastrongerlead againstpopularevils, I wouldhaveanswered:Yes,

thereisalwaysroomfol improvementinouroppositiontothepowersofevil. EverythinkingCatholic wouldagreewiththatstatement.Infactanysincere Christianmustadmitthat hecouldandoughttobe doingmoretofurtherthe causeofChristintheworld at'leastbygivingabetter exampletothoseround abouthim.Anyonewho didnotadmitthiswould,in myopinion,besuffering fromthatpeculiarlynauseatingviceofself-complacency.

However,yourquestion asitstandsseemstorefer rathertotheofficialattitude oftheteachingChurch.You seemtosuggestthatthe Churchiseithernotclear enoughornotinsistent enoughincondemningthe evilsofthepresentday.If thatiswhatyoumean,then Iamunabletoagreewith you.NordoIknowon whatyoucouldbasesuchan assertionunlessperhapson amisunderstanding,which seemstobethecaseinthe exampleswhichyougive andwhichIshallconsider inamoment.Ithoughtit wasprettygenerallyrecognised,evenamongnon-Catholics,thattheCatholic Churchwaspre-eminently theguardianoftheChristianethicinthemodern world.However,letus taketheexamplesyoumention.Youwrite:

TemperateuseofAlcohol,Gambling

IsNotForbiddenasInstrinsicEvil

"Forinstance,thoughCardinalManningisreputedto havesaid,whatallChristianworkersknow,namely, thatstrongdrinkisthe greathindrancetothe workingoftheHolySpirit intheheartsofmen,donot RomanCatholicorganisationsencouragethis,andits twinevil,gambling,byusingthemformoneymaking?"

A.:Ihopeyouarenot undertheimpressionthat CardinalManningstands aloneamongCatholicsin condemningtheevileffects ofover-indulgenceinstrong drink.Whetherthegreat Caridnaleversaidexactly whatisattributedtohim,I

donotknow.Asthestatementstands,itseemstome tobelackinginprecision. Whateveryexperiencedsocialworkerwouldagreeis thatimmoderateuseof strongdrinkisundoubtedly agreatobstacletotheHoly Spiritintheheartsofmen. Tosaymorewouldbeintemperate. TheChurchhasalways taughtthatdrunkennessis asinandtemperanceavirtue.Inthecaseofonewho wasunabletobetemperate, totalabstinencefromintoxicatingdrinkwouldberecommendedastheobvious meanstoavoidthesinof drunkenness.Whatthe Churchdoesnotteach,and GoodNewsfortheHard-of-Hearing "ACOUSTICON"HearingAid

WillBringYouHappiness ThroughHearing

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CARISBROS.

PERTH*.FREMANTLE* BUNBURY*ALBANY*HATANNING*

YOUCANDOALLYOURSHOPPING AT

GOLDFIELDS LEADING EMPORIUM

WHEREYOUALWAYSGET THEBESTOFSERVICE

cannotteach,becauseitis untrue,isthateveryuseof alcoholasabeverageissinful.ChristHimselfused wine.HeworkedHisfirst miraclebyturningwater intowine.Heusedwine intheinstitutionofthe BlessedEucharist.Ifthe useofalcoholasabeverage werenecessarilyevil,He couldnothavedoneanyof thesethings.

Idon'tunderstandwhat youmeanwhenyousay thatCatholicorganisations usestrongdrinkformoney making.

Gambling,too,isoneof thosethingswhich,though theymayleadtoabuse,are

notevilinthemselves.For amantoexposehimselfto thedangeroflosingmoney whichhecannotaffordto loseissinful.Ifhehas moneytospareandconsidersthepleasurehegets fromriskingitingambling asufficientreturnforthe riskinvolved,Iknowofno divinelawwhichforbids himtoemploysomeofhis surplusinthatway.The gamblesthataresometimes providedatfunctionsin connectionwithcharitable orchurchfunctions,are simplyapainlesswayof extractingsomesurplus cashfromthepocketsofthe faithful.Youpressthe questionfurtherbyasking:

TheChurchGivesExampleinStrict ObservanceofJust,NecessaryLaws

"ShouldnotaChurch withsuchclaimssettheexampleofstrictobservance oflawsandabstinencefor thesakeoftheweakbrother?"

A.:Yes,theChurch should,anddoes,givean exampleinthestrictobservanceofjustandnecessary laws.Humanlawswhich areunnecessaryhaveno bindingforceinconscience. Alawtobebindingmust promotethecommongoodaconditionwhichisnotfulfilledbyuselessandunnecessarylaws.Asregards theweakerbrother,itis certainlyanadmirable thingtohelphim.Thatis infactthemotiveforwhich verymanyCatholicsare totalabstainers.

Suchabstinence,however,doesnotimplythat thethingfromwhichIabstainisevilinitself.It hasalwaysbeentheChristianpracticetoabstainat timesfrompleasantand licitmodesofenjoymentin ordertoacquireandpreservethatstrengthOfpurposewhichisnecessaryfor livingtheChristianlife. Thatis,ofcourse,theex-

planationofthefastsand abstinencewhichareprescribedforCatholicsoncertaindaysandatcertain seasons.

Therestofyourquestion reallyresolvesitselfinto whatisthebestwayto helptheweakerbrother. Onethingiscertain,namely, thatIamnotgoingtohelp himbypretendingthat somethingisevilwhichis notso,infact.Ifyouwanta proofofthatyouhaveonly togoaboutamongmenand findouthowtheyregard theexaggeratedattitudeof certainwell-meaningbut mistakenadvocatesofsuch morallyindefensibleinterferenceswiththelibertyof one'sfellowsas,say,prohibitionandthetotalabolitionofbetting.

Ithinkifyoutakethe troubletoinquire,youwill findthatagreatdealof harmhasbeendonetoreligionbytheeffortsofthese men.Itisalsoworthrememberingthatinthose countrieswherethetruly Christianattitudetoalcohol hasbeenpreserved,drunkennessispracticallyunknown.Thataloneshould beawarning.

DistinctionBetweenPerson&Views

IsRealandNecessaryInReligion

Ihavealetterherefrom aconstantlistenertothe Sessionwhowritesunder thenameofSouthPerth Listener.ThewriterbelongstotheChurchofScotland,andcomplainsthatI sometimesseemtogivethe impressionthatanyonewho doesnotbelongtotheCatholicChurchisnecessarily wrong.

A.:Ihavedonemybest onseveraloccasionstoclear uptheCatholicpositionon thisveryimportantquestion.Manylistenersdo seemtohaveaveryreal difficultyinunderstanding whatwehold,andIfear someCatholicsareoccasionallynotaltogetherhelpfulinexplainingourviews tothoseofotherreligions. Ihavetriedtogetatthe rootofthedifficultywhich thoseoutsidetheChurch haveinunderstandingour viewpoint.

AsfarasIcanseethey thinkthatthedistinction wedrawbetweenaman andhisviewsisunreal.To usthatdistinctionisavery realone.Wemayhavea veryhighopinionofaman andstillconsiderthat,on somepointsatleast,heis hopelesslywrong-headed. Ourcondemnationofthe man'serrorsdoesnotinterferewiththehighregardin whichweholdhimorthe highesteemwehaveofhis sincerityandgeneralup- rightness.Perhapswees-

teemhimallthemore,since, inspiteofhiserrors,he makesagreatersuccessof livingareallygoodlife thanmanyofthosewho haveaclearergraspofthe wholetruthoftheChristian revelation.

Iamquitewillingtobelievethatthisisthecase withthewriteroftheletter whohasbeenbroughtupas anearnestmemberofthe ChurchofScotlandandwho hasbeentaughtfrominfancytotreatallmenkindly,irrespectiveoftheirreligiousbeliefs,andtodoto othersashewouldbedone by.Thoseareexcellent Christianprinciplesandone whoputsthemintopractice deservesouraffectionateesteem.

Thoughthewriterdoes notsaysoexpressly,Iam surethatthemotivepower toliveinthiswaycomes fromasincerelovefor ChristOurLordandafirm resolvetoputinpractice, costwhatitmay,whatever heunderstandstobethe willofGod.Thatthewriter doesnot,asyet,fullyrealiseallthatisinvolvedin thecompleteacceptanceof theteachingofChristisnot necessarilyduetohisown faultatall.Theinfluence ofupbringing,ofenvironment,andofblamelesspre- judicecanhardlybeoverestimated.

Therearetwounshakeableprincipleswhich

shoulddetermineourattitudetowards.allmenof goodwillwhoareoutsde thevisibleunityoftheone trueChurch.Theyare:1. Tohimwhodoeswhatin himliesGoddoesnotdeny grace,and2,Godwillsall

4):

mentobesavedandto cometoaknowledgeofthe truth.Wemaynotalways seehowtheseprinciplesare verifiedinaparticularcase, butwedoknowwithabsolutecertaintythattheyare true.

SaintPeter'sReferenceinEpistle IsNottoHisFunctions,toChrist's

H.C.R.,ofHiltonPark,herwithajurisdictionfrom writes: "Youplacegreatconfidenceinyourfavourite text:'ThouartiPeter,etc.,' anddeducetherefromthe divineoriginofyour Church.Therock,yousay, onwhichtheChurchwas builtwhsPeter-obviouslyPeter.Butyounever,so farasIknow,trytodiscoverwhatwasPeter'sown interpretationofthewords. Yetinhisfirstepistle,c.2, vv4-8,heisatpainstotell uswhatthoseviewsare."

A.:LetusseewhatSt. Peterdoessayinthatplace. Toavoidanyquestionof differingversions,Iwill quotethewordsastheyappearintheAuthorisedVersion.Heretheyare:"To whomcomingasuntoalivingstone,disallowedindeed ofmen,butchosenofGod andprecious,yealsoaslivingstonesarebuiltupa spiritualhouse,a holy priesthood,toofferupspir- itualsacrificesacceptableto GodbyJesusChrist. WhereforealsoitiscontainedintheScripture.BeholdIlayinSion,achief corner-stone,elect,precious, andhethatbelievethon himshallnotbeconfounded."

Whatisperfectlyobvious inthispassageisthatSt. PeterisspeakingofChrist. Heisnotcommentingatall onhisownfunctionasthe foundationof Christ's Churchonearth.Christ Himselfisthefoundation, theoneDivinefoundation, ofHisChurch."Otherfoundation,"asSt.Paultellsthe Corinthians,"nomancan laythanthatwhichislaid, whichisChristJesus."And Christisthefoundation,not onlybecauseHepurchasedtheChurchwithHispreciousblood,andframedher constitution,andinstituted hersacraments,butalsobecauseHetaughtherallrevealedtruthwithinfallible authority,andruledover

whichthereisnoappeal.

Intheformerofthese prerogatives,Hecalledno one,neitherSt.Peternor anyother,totakeanypart. Inthelatter-supremeauthoritytoteachandgov- ern-Hepromises,inthe textfromSt.Matthew whichinitiatedthisdiscussion,thatSt.Petershall haveashare.Inthattext Hegoesontoemphasise,in thewordsthatfollow,those Iquotedatthebeginning,theprivilegethatHewill bestow:Iwillgivetothee, Hesays,thekeysofthe KingdomofHeaven.

Nometaphorwasbetter knowntotheJewsthanthe keysasthesymbolofauthority.Theywereas familiarwithitsmeaningas weare,whenwepresent thekeysofacitytothe sovereign,onhisentrance intoit.St.Peter,then,is toreceivethekeysofthe kingdom,supremeauthority toteachandgovernunder Christ.Nowtheunityand stability,andthereforethe continuedexistenceofasociety,areduechieflytothe authoritywhichbindsits elementstogether.Hence, ingivingtoPeterthisauthorityChristconstituted him,inatruesense,the foundationstoneofthe Church,sinceheistobeto theChristianChurchwhata rockfoundationistoanordinaryedifice,namely,the principleofstability,unity andpermanence. Ifyouhavebeenableto followthisratherclosely reasonedexplanation,you willhaveunderstoodthat thereisnocontradictionbetweenwhatSt.Petersays. inthepassagetowhichyou refer,abouttheDivine foundationoftheChurch, whichisChristandwhat ChristHimselfsaysinSt_ MatthewaboutPeterasthe secondaryfoundationunder Christ.Hencewhatyou addisquitebesidethepoint.

FaithMostAcceptabletoGodWas PreachedbyChrist,GiventoChurch

Youwrite:

"Mostotherdenominations,thoughdifferingon minorpoints,claimforthe foundationoftheirreligion theLordJesusChrist(of theSpirit),whiletheRomanCatholicChurchclaims forthefoundationofher religionSt.Peter(ofthe flesh)."

A.Ithinkyoushouldbe abletoseenowthatyou havemisunderstoodour position.Weholdjustas firmly,indeedfarmore firmlythananyoneelse,that ChrististheoneDivine foundation,the"chiefcornerstone,"toquoteSt. Peter,butwealsoholdthat ChristmeantjustwhatHe saidwhenHeaddressedSt. Peterwiththewords: "ThouartRock,andupon thisRockIwillbuildMy Church."Consequentlyyour lastquestiondoesnotreallyarise.Youwrite: "Whichfaiththinkyouis themoreacceptableinthe sightofGod,thatofthe spiritorthatoftheflesh?

A.:Thatfaithwhichis mostacceptabletoGodis theonewhichChrist

preachedandwhichHe confidedtoHisChurch, foundedonPeter,tobe preservedandtaughtwith infallibleauthoritytillthe endoftime.Youmight reflectthattheChurch foundedbyChristwould naturallybeaninfallible Church.Well,thereisonly oneChurchinexistence thatclaimstobeinfallible, andI'don'thavetotellyou whichonethatis.

RaveyourRacquet.Restrungor Repaired,Norm.Keast,expert stringer,14BonMarcheArcade.

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MurdereisConfessionClarifies CatholicActionLeader'sFate

BERLIN,May22.-TheslayingofDr. ErichKlausener,CatholicActionleaderof thiscityduringtheHitler"bloodpurge"of June30,1934,hasbeenconfessedbya formerSSmaninopencourthereonthe firstdayofhistrial.ThedefendantisKurt WernerGildisch,whotestifiedthatheshot theCatholicleaderathisofficeontheorder ofReinholdHeydrich,thendeputyGestapo 'leader.

Theconfessionclearsup onceandforalltheprovokingGestapochargethatDr. Klausenerhad"committed suicide,"areportwhich causedgreatindignation 6'amongCatholics,asdidthe subsequentcremationofthe victim'sremainsbythe Gestapo.

Gildisch's unexpected confessioncausedasensationonehourandahalf afterthetrialstartedand came17yearsafterthe wmurder.Gildischhadpersistentlydeniedinpreliminaryhearingsthecharge thathehadpersonallyexecutedDr.Klausener,who wasReichministerofTrafficatthetime.

Henotonlyconfessedthe cold-bloodedmurderbut gavedetailsfromwhichthe sceneoftheslayinginthe ReichministryofTrafficwas reconstructed.Gildischsaid thatontheordersofHeydrich,the"hangman"whose assassinationbroughtabout therazingoftheCzechoslovakvillageofLidice,he wenttoDr.Klausener'sofficewithalistofvarious Germansmarkedforexecu-

RacingSelections

Saturday,June9,1951.

(BeforeAcceptances)

CunderdinHandicap:Mispenal,1;Alabama,2;Owen Dhu,3;SmartChief,4. MerredinHandicap:GoldenOracle,1;RiverGlory, 2;GallantReo,3;Niana,4. TamminHandicap(1)KoalaCheval,1;TheFraud,2; Shawnee,3;Receivable,4. TamminHandicap(2)Gay Fern,1;Azothic,2;Hoskadin,3;SirLochinvar,4. KellerberrinHandicap:Gay Fern,1;GoldenTasman,2; DaintyOlive,3;Munster Boy,4.

GinginWelter(1):Prince Valve,1;Satirist,2;England'sLady,3;SansPatrol, 4. GinginWelter(2):Golden Oracle,1;TrueBlend,2; Shawnee,3;Sanfleet,4.

TROTS

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AlbanyHandicap:Sheik's Emblem,1;DaintyPatsy,2; Lytham,3.

NornalupHandicap:Tactical,1;BobShan,2;Rule Again,3.

WinterHandicap:Double Note,1;Ionic,2;Dallingwood,3.

BlackwoodHandicap:Ramish,1;NelsonDaly,2;AuburnPrince,3.

KendenupHandicap:Chief Ruler,1;SpanishPrince,2; Chablis,3.

Gildischwentontotestify thatonconfrontingDr. Klausenerinhisofficehe toldthelatterthathehad comeundersuspicioninthe so-calledRoehmputschand thathewouldhaveto escortDr.Klausenertothe Gestapoheadquartersfor questioning.AfterDr.Klauseneraskedforpermission tolockabriefcaseinhis desk,heturnedtothedoor andGildisch,ashetestified, shothimoncefatally.

Accordingtohisorders, Gildischimmediately phonedHeydrich,who,he

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Theshortageofentrants forprofessionalcareersin Australiatodayandthe said,directedGildischto taskofhelpingboyschoose placehispistolbesideDr,thejobtheyarebestfitted Klausener'sbodyandreportforisnotbeingoverlooked inourCatholicSchools.A himasasuicide,whichCareersGuidancecommit- Gildischdid.TheGestapo existhencrematedthebodyandtenceforthreeyearsand teehasnowbeenin senthisashestothewidow.itssystemoflecturesto ManyimportantfiguresCatholicSchoolsandperwerekilledonthatpurgesonalinterviewstoindividay,includingErnestdualboyshasnowsettled Roehm,chiefofstaffofthedownintoawell-established StormTroops.Someplacedorganisation. thelistofexecutedashighItowesagooddealof as1,000. observersoftheinspirationtoMr.W.Ma-

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ofMessrs.Aherns tioninthepurge.Dr.Klau-timeconsideredDr.Klau-whointhepasthaddone sener'sname,hetoldthesener'sslayingasaHitlerthiskindofworkatthe court,wasatthetopofthechallengetotheCatholicUniversity.Thesecretary list.GildischsaidthatheChurch.Itwassaid,how-isMr.S.A.Cooperof alsohadorderstotelephoneever,thatinhisformerca-AmalgamatedWirelessof HeydrichassoonashehadpacityofpoliceofficialinAustralia. slainthenotedCatholic. MinistryoftheInterior,Theorganisationisa committeewhichconfers Dr.Klausenerhadchargeof alldocumentsrelatingtowiththeheadmastersofthe theNationalSocialistParty,Catholicschoolsanddirects withmaterialthatmightapanelofaveryconsiderablenumberofprofessionalmenwhoarepre- andparedtospeakontheir havebeenembarrassingto HitlerandHermanGoering, thatthismighthave beenthereasonforhis slaying. worktotheboysatour schools.Everyspeakeris Theconfessionwasallprominentinhisprofessionthemoresurprisingbecauseandtellsboysexactly justbefore.itaprosecutionhowandwheretostartand witness,whoclaimedhewhattheirchancesand couldidentifyGildischasprospectsareofgettingon theslayerfailedtodosoininanycareer. court.ThereasonforhisAtleasttwodozensubabruptdecisiontoconfess fromtrade obscureattheapprenticeshiptopolitics, moment. fromengineeringandlaw tomedicine,architecture, A theleastadvantagetothe rchbishopBeranReportedTakenboysisthatbyseeingand science,teachingetc.Not hearingprofessionalmen theycanmeasurethemselvesupagainstwhatthey mayhopetobeinthefutureandseeforthemselves perhaps,thatthemenwell uptheladderarenotgiants buthumanbeingsofordinarystature. Parentsareinvitedto meetingsbutfewcome, perhapsfollowingacomfortablepolicythatthe lizationoftheChurch...boysmustchooseforthemwiththecollaborationofaselvesandthattheBrothfewclergymenlinkedwithersknowbest. thecommunists,whose decreesflagrantlyfloutthe decisionsadoptedbythe highestChurchauthorities."

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'JoanofLorraine'IsAcclaimed

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"JoanofLorrain',"a playbyNaxwellAnderson waspresentedbytheRepertoryClubinthecurrent DramaFestivalattheAssemblyHall.Theplayhas beentransferredtotheRepertoryTheatreforathree weeks'season.

Itwasaninterestingpro- duction,fromaTechnical standpoint,anditwasmade artisticallymemorableby thesuperlativeperformance ofLonaWilliamsasJoanbetterknownasJoanof Arc.

Itissometimessaidthat everyactorhasgothisown particular"bestrole"tucked awaysomewhereinthe theatre.Itmaybethat MissWilliamshasfound hers.Certainlyitwasthe biggestopportunityshehas had,andjustascertainly sheseizeditwithboth hands.Shelookedthepart, andsheplayeditstrongly, switchingwithadmirable easefromtherelearsalinterludes,whereshehadto maintainanindependent character,totheplay proper.whereshebecame thepeasant-girlofDomremyandtheMaidofOrleans.Thisrequiredskill andgreatconcentration.It standsverymuchtoher creditthatshecarriedthe audiencewithher.Inpar- ticular,theDedicationscene wasaamodelofsincerity.

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rightandclear,andmade afairfistofathankless job;hecould,perhaps,have madesomethingmoreofthe partthanhedid.Hewas undulyheavy,hiswork lackingapropermixtureof lightandshade.Hewas betterlater,astheInquisitor.Mostoftheplayers doubled.

Oneotherwhodeserves specialmentionisHoward Smith,whocapturedthe semi-imbecilicairofthe Dauphinmostadroitly.

Thelargecastpresented problemswhichthepro- ducer(GertrudeMiller) wasnotabletosolvewith entiresatisfaction.Itwas neverthelessastimulatingevening'sentertainment.

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MembersoftheCathedral branchoftheChildrenof MaryconcludedtheirRetreatinthechapelofthe ConventofMercy,Victoria Square,onMay27.Theexercisesweregivenbythe VeryRev.J.P.Wilkinson, C.M.

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ArchbishopJosefBeranofPraguehos beenremovedtoaremoteconcentration monasteryinordertopreventfurthercontactswiththefaithful,accordingtoareport reachingthiscountry, Apreviousreporthadclearlyseeksthe."nationsstatedthattheArchbishop washeldinacastlenear MorayskaOstravainnortheastMoravia.Thelatest reportstatesthatcrowdsof faithfulhadgatheredunder thewindowoftheprelate atthecastletdgethisblessing.Topreventthistribute totheArchbishoptheRed authoritieshavenowdeportedhimtoamonastery20 milesnorthoftheAustrian border.Theconcentration monasteryissaidtobe surroundedbyahighwall, ArchbishopBeranisreportedtobesharingthe monasterywithanumber ofmonkswhowereplaced underdetentiontherewhen theregimedeportedmost ofthecountry'sReligious fromtheirrightfulmonasteriesandconventslast year.

Meanwhile,Vatican Radiohasindirectlytaken issuewiththeactionstaken inPraguebytheRev.AntoninStehlik,whotook overasvicarcapitularafter the"banishment"ofArchbishopBeran.TheHolySee itselfhassofarmadeno pronouncementonthelegitimacyofhisposition.

VaticanRadiobroadcast astoryfromViennastating thatFatherStehlik"has unlawfullyabolishedallrestrictionsagainstthegovernment-sponsored,pseudoCatholicActionanditspublication."Thebrodcast statedthePragueregime

InanotherbrodcastVaticanRadiocriticizedanew catechismissuedbythe Czechoslovakregimewith theapprovalofFather Stehlik.Previouseditions ofthecatechismhavebeen withdrawnfromcirculationand"consignedtothe wastepaperbasket,"the broadcastsaid.

VATICANCITY,May21, (N.C.)-HisHolinessPope PiusXIIhasreceivedin audiencethe'Americanfilm actorSpencerTracy,the authorA.J.Croninand andhiswife.Mr.Tracyis thesecondHollywoodstar tobereceivedrecentlyby theSupremePontiff;HumphreyBogartandhiswife weregrantedanaudience onMay10.

Ithasbeenarguedagainstthis"play-within-a-play"techniquethatthechangeoversaredistracting.Iwas notawareofanydifficulty inthisrespect;which,I think,isthebesttributeI canpaytotheactors.

Therelearsalinterlades sufferedfromlackofintrinsicinterest-thesquab- bleastohowJoan'spart oughttobewrittenwasnot developedtoanyextentand provedbutaslenderconnectinglink.JamesKemp, astheDirector,wasforth-

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DominicanRemindsThatIreland's ConstitutionIsBasedonEncyclicals

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Undertheauspicesofthe CatholicSocietiesVocationalOrganisationCommitteetheEncyclicalwas alsocommemoratedata religiousceremonyinSt. Andrew'sChurch,where ArchbishopMcQuaidofficiatedatSolemnBenedictionoftheMostBlessed Sacramentinthepresence ofalargecongregationof workersandothers.

AttheMansionHouse meeting,FatherCrofts urgedleaderstoacquaint themselveswiththemain principlesofChristianreform,atleast,sothatall coulddevotethemselvesto theestablishmentofharmoniousrelationsbetween employersandemployees.In followingtheseprinciples, headded,statesmenare notmerelybowingtoan

Familyof10Finds RefugeinIreland

Tenmembersofone CatholicYugoslavfamily havearrivedinDublinas refugees.TheyareMrs. MariaWonda,43,hereight children,ranginginage fromeighttotwenty,and her60-year-oldmother-inlaw.

Mrs.WOnda'shusband waskilledbycommunists in1943andsincethenthe familyhaslivedinVillach, Carinthia,intheBritish zoneofAustria,asguestsof theInternationalRefugee Organisation.Throughthis organisationalsotheyhave cometoIreland,where theyintendtoresidepermanently.

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Ofthesixtyseatsinthe Senate,threewillbefilled bytheNationalUniversity ofIreland,threebyTrinity College,Dublinandfortythreebyelectionfrom panelsofcandidatesestablishedonavocationalbasis. Theremainingelevenseats willlaterbefilledbythe Taoiseach.

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AsKnockPilgrims

Twospecialtrains,afleet offortybuses,andhundredsofmotorcarsbrought pilgrimstoKnockShrine fromalloverIrelandto participateintheopening pilgrimageoftheseasonthatoftheArchdioceseof Tuam.HisGrace,theArchbishop,MostRev.Dr.Walsh ledthepilgrimage.

Specialarrangements weremadeforthemany invalidstravelling.These includedtwelvestretcher caseswhowereunderthe careofDr.P.J.Gillenof Dublin.

Makinghiseighthvisitto Knockinthreeyears,was JohnShinealabourerfrom Roscommon.Uptolastyear hewascarriedtoKnockon astretchersufferingfrom spinaldisease.Adayortwo afterhislastvisithewas x-rayedandfoundtobe almostcompletelywell again.Anothermanwho wasatKnocklastyearona stretcherwasaDublindoctorwhoisnowondutyat theMedicalBureauofthe Shrine.

IIP.Abramofesteggiato

Adiniziativadell'Azionevarieassociazionied7fa7-". miglieprivate,accompagnati davari"speeches",iquali dimostravanochelafesta noneraaltrocheunasempliceemodestamanifestszionedellagratitudinedegli Italianipertuttocio'cheit PadreAbramohafattoefa perlaCollettivita'italiana delWestAustralia.

CattolicaFemminilediFremantle,sie'festeggiatoit compleannodelnostroCappellanoItalianoedAssistenteEccl.diAzioneCattolica,Rev.P.Abramo. Lasaleparrocohialedi $t.Patrick,Fremantle,era zeppadigente,cherappre- sentavalevarieAssociazionifondatedalRev.Padre.Vieranopresentil'A-zioneCattolicamaschilee femminilediPerth,ilComitatomaschileefemminile dellaMadonnadeiMartini, l'AzioneCattolicafemminile diFremantleedaltrepersonedellevarieComunita'.

Dott.Sullivanrappresentaval'AzioneCattolica AustralianaeilPadre Stinsonl'EmigrazioneEpiscopaleCattolica.Alcuni PadridellaComunita'di Fremantlerappresentavano gliOblati,dei.qualiilPadreAbramofaparte.Sullatavolabendecoratacon torte,bibite,dolciefiori, spiccavail"birthdayCake" aformadichiesetta,donatodallafamigliaCantatore.

Laseratafuallietatadallagia'benfamosavocedel SignorAntonioBasile(che sempresiprestaconsquisi- tagentilezza),conallegre canzoni,mentrelasuafigliuolaGloria,Presidente dell'AzioneCattolicaFernminile,loaccompagnavaal piano.

L'orchestrafudonatadallagentileSignoraNannuweek.

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Entroit1951,inItalia entrerannoinserviziosulleprincipalilineeferroviarie,specialivetturepercinema.Questevetturenon differirannoinapparenza daquellenormaliepresen- terannotuttoitconfortorichiestodallospecialeservizioalqualesonodestinate. Lasaladiproiezione,capacedi80postiasedere, permettera'unfacileaccessoallealtrevetturedel treno. Lavettura-cinemasara' munitaditineinstallazione diariacondizionataele sueparetisarannorivestitediunospecialemateriale destinatoasmorzarelevi- brazionielescossedella corsa,permettendoagli spettatorilaperfettavisioneeaudizionedelfilm.

Neldiscorsodirisposta agliauguriitRev.Padre sottolineaval'operadalui compiutaduranteitsuoprimoannoinquestoPaesee davadelledirettive.Indidelineavaitsuopianodilavoro spiritualeedassistenziale perilprossimoanno.

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*L'AzioneCattolicaFemminilediPerthhainiziato ilmesescorsolasuaattivita'socialeconunafestadanzantenellasaladiSanta Brigida,WestPerth,conun esitomeravigliosoedannunziachetalefestaavra' luogoalmedesimoposto ogniterzoSabatodelmese. Arrivederciquindial16 Giugno;leragazzevogliono lavostracooperazione.

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*I1giorno17Giugnosi solennizzera'lafestaesterioreinonoredelgran SantoPadovano.Tuttigli Italianisonoinvitatia Wanneroodoveavra'luogo lafesta,laqualecomincia alleore10conlacelebrazionedellaMessaCantatae conunPanegiricoinonore delSanto.Dopopranzo,alle ore2,visara'laProcessione;indipredicaebenedizionedelSS.Sacramento.

Laseraalleore6visane' unarappresentazionedella Filodrammaticadell'Azione CattolicadiPerth,chemo- strera'alpubblicoildram ma"Lanottedelvagabon- do".Achiusuradellospet- tacolo,trattenimentodanzante.Tuttigliassociatie leassociatedeivariramidi AzioneCattolicasonopre- gatidiintervenireinuniforme,coi stendardirispettividistintivi, ebandiere.Vi sara'unBuschepartira'da SantaBrigidaalleore9ed un'altrochepartira'allo stessoorariodallaChiesadi St.Patrick-Fremantle.

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FatherCullen,InHerculeanLabour, RevivestheWorkofFatherMatthew Underthemagicinfluence ofFatherMatthew'spersonality,Ireland'sheart begantothrobasithad notthrobbedforcenturies, withnewlifeandhope. LikeanotherSamson,she roseinhermight,burst herdrinkbonds,and,led byDanielO'Connell,began tobreatheagainthebreath ofliberty.But,alas!this radiantvisionwasalltoo brighttolast.Thegloryof Thaborwastobesucceeded bythenightofCalvary!

AndsoinIreland,tothe triumphsofFatherMatthew'sapostolatesucceeded theblackfamineyearsof '46and'47leavingintheir wakeatrailofdesolation anddeaththatiswithout .parallelinIrishhistory. Thecrowbarbrigadeand theemigrantshipsofully completedtheawfulwork ofErin'sdevastationthatin thedarkesthourofErin's sorrow,onlysomefaint notesofhermuffledharp toldofanation'sagony.

Duringallthisterrible tragedy,therewasonewho neverwaveredinthehope thatbrighterdayswould comeforIreland,andthat thependulumwhichhadso longandsosadlyswung backwards,would,when God'sownhourhadstruck, oncemoreswingforwardto heraldhopeandprosperity forIreland.Therewasone whofeltthattheglorious exampleofFatherMatthew wastoopreciousaninheritancetolosesightof;that hisworkinthecauseof temperancewastooimportanttobeignored.IrefertotheRev.J.A.Cullen S.J.

FatherC,:lienwasborn inNewRoss,Cd.Wexford, onOctober23rd1841.His firsteducation,asofall children,wasinthehome fromgoodparents,and especiallyfromagood mother,whoseteachingand exampleinfluencedhis wholelife.Thefoundation aofhisseculareducation waslaidinanewlyfoundedChristianBrothers' School,andattheageof fifteenhewassentto Clongowes.Hehadalways thoughtofbecominga priest,andatClongowes hefinallymadeuphis mind.Hewasacceptedfor thedioceseofFernsbythe Bishop,Dr.Walshe,who allowedhimtodohisecclesiasticalstudiesinCarlow College.Hewasordained tothepriesthoodonOctober28th1864.Hespent twoyearsasacuratein thetownofWexford,and fifteenyehrsintheMission House,Enniscorty,asa MissionaryoftheBlessed Sacrament.Hewasoneof thefourpriestswhorespondedtothecallofthe BishopofFerns,Dr.Furlong,tofoundaMission House,theothersbeing Fr.Warren,laterBishopof Ferns;Fr.Brownrigg,afterwardsBishopofOssary: andFr.Cloney,laterP.P. ofTagoat.

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FatherCullenwasavery successfulmissionary,givingmissionsandretreatsin parishes,convents,colleges andschools,foundingand organisingconfraternities, sodalities,altarsocieties andcentresoftemperance work.In1881hewasable torealisethedesireofseveralyears-toenterthe SocietyofJesus.Asa Jesuithefeltwithinhimselfanaddedpowerfrom membershipofagreat Orderlongestablishedin theuniversalChurch,and fromashareinitsreligious andintellectuallife.His externalactivitiesremainedsubstantiallyunchanged.Withthepermission ofhissuperior,hecontinued,inawiderfield,and witheverincreasingintensity,theworkinwhichhe hadbeensosuccessfulin theMissionHouse-found ing,organising,andhelpingamultitudeofgood works,directingforthe wholeofIrelandboththe workoftheApostleshipof PrayerandtheSodalities oftheBlessedVirgin-his workculminatinginthe foundationin1898ofthe PioneerTotalAbstinence AssociationoftheSacred Heart. Suchistheskeletonof FatherCullen'slife.Itwas alifeofintenseactivity, intowhichhecrowdedthe workofseveralmen,planning,foundlingandorganisingworkswhichstillendureandarefulloflifeand vigour.Duringalongministryoffifty-sevenyears, hespenthimselfinthemost variedactivitiesforthe spiritualandtemporalwelfareofhiscountrymen,so thatinthewordsofDr. CoffeyofMaynooth,"were wetohazardthejudgement thathehasdonegreater workforGodandforIrelandduringtheyearsofhis ministrythananyother singleindividual,weshould encounterincredulity,yet weshouldnotbesurprised ifhistoryweretoratifythe verdict."

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TAEGU,Korea(Mail).-Catholic,ProtestantandJewishchaplainsheresaythata "NewYorkTimes"dispatchdescribinga JewishPassovercelebrationhereas"interfaith"and"inter-religious,"wasbasedona misunderstanding.

TheJewishchaplainwho hadchargeoftheSeder here,Capt.OscarLifshutz, saidthatwheninvitingthe CatholicandProtestant chaplainsandotherGentiles,heregardedthemeal asasocialgatheringto commemoratetheliberation oftheJewishpeoplefrom bondage,notasapurelyreligiousceremony.When theDayenulitanywas sung,theotherchaplains werepresentoutofcourtesy,notasparticipants.

"Frankly,"saidChaplain Lifshutz,"IamtheJewish chaplainhere,andIwould notallowanynon-Jewish ministertosharemyfunctions.

Themealwasheldina fieldhospital."FatherZielinski,thehospitalchaplain, cametoextendgreetings," saidChaplainLifshutz."In histalkhesaidthat'we prayindifferentpews.'"

Thenewspaperdispatch saidthatthe"credoofthe ancientJewishfestivalwas givenbyaCatholicpadre inaprayertoGodtofree allpeoplefromtyranny."

"Ididnotreciteanyform ofprayer,"declaredthe Rev.(Capt.)AloysiusZielinski,priestoftheChicago Archdiocese."Isaidafew wordsstressingwhatall God-lovingpeoplehavein commonandalsothatwe have,atthesametime,differentbasicbeliefs.'We cannotmeetinthesame pew,'Isaid,tutwecan meetonourkneesandpraythatothersmayenjoythe freedomweenjoy:The writeromittedwhatIsaid aboutourdifferencesinbeliefandaboutournotmeetinginthesamepew."

Thedispatchsaidthatthe Jewishchaplpin,wearing hiswhiteprayershawl,"led theservice,flankedonthe leftbyaCatholicpriestand ontherightbyaProtestant chaplain."

"ChaplainLifshutzassuredmetwice,beforeIacceptedhisinvitation,that themealwasnotareligious service,"commentedFather Zielinski."Heexplained theprayershawlisthe signthatheisaJewish chaplain.

"Itisquiteambiguousto Saythathewasflankedby aCatholicchaplainanda Protestant.Weweresimplyseatedatthesametable withhim,andwewerenot besidehim.Thedispatch failedtomentionthattwo laypersonsfromthehospitalstaff,oneacolonel,the otheralieut.-colonel,were alsoseatedatthetable,and eachbesidetheJewish chaplain.Theseatingwas accordingtoarmyrankand notforanypurposeofofficiatingjointlyinaritual.

"Actuallythemealdid takeonsomereligiouscharacteristics.Mypresence duringtheDayenulitany wasentirelypassive."

TheProtestantchaplain whoattendedhadlikewise nointentionoftakingpart inan"inter-religious"service."Iunderstoodthatit wasnottobeaceremony, butsimplyameal,"hesaid. "Ithoughtthatwewerenot participantsinaJewish worship,butjustguestsat amealinconnectionwith theJewishPassoverandin recognitionofthepresence ofJewishmeninour ranks."

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PrayerMayFreeThousandsGaoled BehindIronCurtain,SaysCardinal

LONDON,May21,-PrayercanfreethethousandsoffellowCatholicsimprisonedbehindthe IronCurtain,HisEminenceBernardCardinalGriffin,ArchbishopofWestminster,toldhisfaithfulin apastoralhere.

TheCardinalstatedthataccordingtoreliable informationover10,000priestsandreligioushave beenmurdered,imprisonedordeportedintheRed satellitecountries.

Whatishappeningtoday inEasternEuropeisnothingnewinthehistoryofthe Church,"theprelatedeclared."Peterisindeedin chains."

"Itisforustoofferup toGodthatcontinual streamofprayerwhich membersoftheearly Churchofferedfortheir leader.Wemaydosowith confidence.Forinanswer totheprayersofthefaithful,Peter,whowasin chains,wasdeliveredfrom captivitybyanangelof theLord."

TheCardinalalsoremindedthatitisaChristianduty"toseethatour imprisonedbrethrendonot passintotherealmofforgottenmen.."

"Wheneverandwhereeverpossible,"hestated, "wemustseetoitthatour rulers,intheirconductof affairswiththeseStatesof EasternEurope,endeavour tobringeffectiveactionto bearonthosegovernments carryingoutthisruthless persecution.Weshallbe toldthatitisnotgoodpolicytomeddleintheinternalaffairsofothernations. Butweshallanswerthat weareconcernedwiththe

fundamentalrightsofthe humanindividual;thatwe areconcerned'withthedenialofrightsguaranteedby theUnitedNationscharter;thatweareconcerned inmanycaseswiththedenialoffreedomofreligious worshipguaranteedunder peacetreaties.

"Attimeswemayfeel frustratedinoureffortsbut weshallpersevereevenif onlytoshowthosejailers thatwehavenotforgotten themenandwomenintheir prisons."

TheCardinaladded;"But moreimportantthanany publicactionisourprayer forthepersecuted.

Thestoryisthesamein Czechoslovakia,Po1and, Hungary,Rumania,Bulgaria,Albania,theUkraineand theBalticStates,hesaid. Schoolsareclosed,thepressbanned,priestsandprelates imprisonedorexecuted withouttrial.

"AndbecauseinYugoslaviathepoliticalsituation ismoreobscured,weneed notimaginethatthepersecutionhasceased,"theCardinaldeclared."Sincethe endofthewarover200 priestshavebeenexecuted and1,700sentencedto termsofimprisonment."

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Thenecessarypreliminaryentrancequalification fortheseisahighersecondaryeducationtoLeaving Certificatestandard,often withsubsequentuniversity training.Sufficiententrants forthesecareerscannotbe forthcomingwithoutmajor aidfromprivatehigh schoolssuchasourown. Wepossessbothteachersof long-establishedabilityand wehaveaccommodation formorepupilsinour Leavingclasses.

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Obviouslythenitisan imperativematterofnationalpolicytosubsidise byscholarshipandmaintenancegrantsthesecondary educationofallpupilsofa goodstandardofcompetence schoolsinallsecondary whereefficienteducationisgiven,inclusiveof ourownschools.TheState

schoolsareinadequateal-readyinthistask. Thealterativetorestrictedsecondaryeducationis agravedeteriorationinthe standardsofprofessional abilityintheAustralian communitywhich,because itisexpandingrapidly,has boththeneedandoppor- tunityformenofabilityat thetop.Itisamatterof concerntopeople"inlegis- lativepositionsItisamatterofconcerntobusiness peoplewho,iftheypaused torealiseit,wouldatonce seethatwithouthigheducationalstandardsAustralia cannotstandupagainstthe highlyeducatedclassesof theNorthernHemisphere nationsnotallofwhomare whitepeople.

OurStateEducationDepartmentseemsunawareof thisposition.Itrealisesits ownimmediateneedfor teachers.Bymeansofhigh salariesandattractivetrainingconditionsitseeksto obtainentrantsfromthe annual pupilsLeavingCertificate withouttakingma-terialstepstoincreasethe numberofthese.Thisis robbingnotonlyPeter,but theotherelevenaswell,to paysolitaryPaul.Itis indeedmyopic.

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