The Record Newspaper 02 August 1951

FatherChallisBlessesHisParents

APROUDMOMENTinthelivesof Mr.andMrs.G.Challiswaswhenthey knelttoreceivetheblessingoftheirson,the Rev.JohnChallis,afterhehadofferedhis firstMassinSt.Columba'schurch,Bayswater,onJuly29.

Dr.GummerOrdainsThree StudentstothePriesthood

BeforeacrowdedcongregationinSt.Mary'sCathedral,on July28,theMostRev.Dr.A.J.Gummer,BishopofGeraldton, raisedtothepriesthoodtheRev.M.Newbold,theRev,.G.Crocetti,andtheRev.J.Challis.

TheBishopwasassistedtheadministrationoftheengagedalongtimeingivbytheV.Rev.J.P.Wilkin-Sacrament. ingtheirblessingtothe son,C.M.,andtheV.Rev.Aftertheordinations,thecrowdswhoflockedtothe DeanJ.J.Rafferty,Adm.threeyoungpriestswerealtarrails. TheRt.Rev.Mgr.E.Kennedy,V.G.,wasarchdeacon, andtheRev.R.Kelly,masterofceremonies. TheRev.J.RussellassistedFatherChallis,while theRev.M.Gilesandthe Rev.H.KellywereassistantstoFatherCrocettiand FatherNewbold,respectively.TheRev.T.O'Neil preachedtheoccasionalsermon. Theparentsofalltheordinandswerepresentinreservedseats,andmorethan 30priestsattendedtheceremony.ThestudentsofSt. Charles'seminaryhelpedin

LordAbbotGregory,O.S.B.,

OfficiallyInstalledInOffice

ForonlythethirdtimeinthehistoryofWesternAustralia, theimpressiveceremonyoftheinstallationofanAbbotwascarriedoutatNewNorciaonJuly29,whentheRt.Rev.Dr.GregoryGomez,O.S.B.,wasinstalledbythePrior,theV.Rei.Wilfrid Saenz,0.SB.,andtheRev.LouisTubau,O.S.B.

Themonksassembledin thecommunitychapelofthe abbeyat8.30.LordAbbot Gregorypresentedthedocumentsconfirminghisappointment,andthesewere readtotheChapterbythe deans.

FatherWilfridthenplaceduponthenewAbbotthe mantella,therochette,and thepectoralcross.The LordAbbotreceivedthe keys,signifyingthathetook officialpossessionofthe monastery.Hethenaddressedthecommunity,settingforthhisofficialdignityandthedutiesofsubjects.

Afterthechantingofthe TeDeum,themonkswent inprocessionalordertothe CathedraloftheMostHoly Trinity.TheboysofSt. Ildephonsus'collegelined therouteasaguardofhonour.

InthechoiroftheCathedraltheLordAbbotwasenthroned.Hethenreturned tothesanctuary,whereSolemnHighMasswassung. TheRev.MaurEnjaunes, O.S.B.,wascelebrant;the Rev.BedeLazaro,O.S.B., deacon;andtheRev. JeromeDocherty,O.S.B., sub-deacon.TheRev.JosephChauvel,0.1S.B.,directedtheceremonies,and FatherJeromepreached.

FatherJerome,deliveringtheoccasionaladdress, tookashistext,"Asthe FathersentMeIalsosend you".Afterabriefreferencetotheceremonieshe saidthatthreethingsimpressed'himmorethanthe

rest,thehandingoverof theofficialdocuments,the givingofthepectoral Cross,andthekissingof thealtar.Itwasonaccount ofthesethathehad chosenhistext.

Inthosesolemnwords heheardJesusChristspeak onceagain.Theofficialdocumentscamethroughthe ApostolicDelegatefrom theHolyFather.Whenthe Popespoke,Peterspoke,

FatherCrocetticelebrated hisfirstMassinSt.Aidan's church,MosmanPark,on July29. FatherNewbold celebratedtheHolySacrificeinSt.Columba'schurch, SouthPerth,andFather ChallisinSt.Columba's, Bayswater.

WHENINSTALLEDASABBOTat NewNorcia,onJuly29,theRt.Rev.Dr. Gregory,O.S.B.,toldthecommunitythathe realisedforthefirsttimethespiritualpaternityinherentintheBenedictineconception ofanAbbot.

ONEOFTHEMOSTSOLEMNmomentsoftheordination ritefollowsopthelayingonofhandsoftheordainingprelatewhen everypriestpresentlayshishandsontheheadofthenewlyordained.

Picturedabove,theRev.M.GileslayshandsontheRev.J. Challis;theRev.P.Abramo,0.M.I.,ontheRev.G.Crocetti;and theRev.J.RussellontheRev.M.Newbold.

andinPeter,Christwho said:"Hewhohearsyou hearsMe."Theappointmentofallsuperiorswas thereforefromthehandof JesusChrist.

Tothedignityconferred ',upontheSuperiorcorrespondedtheobligationof obediencebyhissubjects. NowJesusChristsentHis Apostlestosufferingand theCross.Thepectoral Crossoftheprelateswas thesymboloftheirfreeacceptanceoftheCrossof JesusChrist.Andbykissingthealtartheprelateacceptedallthatthealtar stoodfor-thecross,sacrifice,completeself-effacement.Thosethoughtswere notforaminutetomake themgloomy,becausethey knewthattheHolyCross wastherootofeveryheavenlyjoy.

ThepreacherthencongratulatedthenewLord Abbot,DoctorGregory, wishinghimmanyfruitful yearsoflife,withstrength ofbodyandvigourofmind, afullshareinthegiftsand thefruitsoftheHoly Ghost,andagoodsharein thegracesofhisgreat patron,St.Gregorythe Great.

Hethensaidthatasense offilialdutyimpelledhim tothank,inthenameofall

presentandofthewhole diocese,theformerLord AbbottCatalan,O.S.B.,and toacknowledgetheirdebt ofgratitudeforhislong serviceofmorethanathird ofacentury.

Heconcludedwiththe gravewordsofSt.Paul: "Letusbemindfulofour superiors,letusobeythem andbesubjecttothem,for theywatchoveroursouls, asmenwhomustrenderan account,sothattheymay dothiswith..-gladness,and notwithgroans,forthat wouldnotprofitusor them."

ThemusicoftheMass wastheRev.StephenMoreno's"MissaTredecima,"a fineexampleofsacredpolyphony,sungbythemonastic choir,withthecomposerat theorgan.

TheCathedralwascrowdedwitharepresentative gatheringofseniorboysand grlsfromthecolleges, nativeboysandgirlsfrom theorphanages,thelocal people,andseveralcarloads ofPerthwellwishers.

TheLordAbbott,addressingthecongregation,said thatheregisteredtwofeel-ings-firstly,afeelingof immensegratitudetoAlmightyGod;thesecond feelingwasquitenovel,for

thefirsttimeheknewwhat itfeltliketobeafather.He wastheirFather,theywere hischildren.Hewastheir shepherd,theywerehis flock.Itwashisdutyto feedhisflockandkeepoff thewolf.Itwastheirduty toobey,butfearmustbe absent.Allmustbedone inlove. AfterMass,AbbotGregoryandAbbotCatalanmetthe people,shakinghandswith all.Thecelebrationconcludedwithafiestaatthe abbey.

Archbishop's Engagements

August5: 11a.m.:St.Mary'sCa-thedral:PresideatSolemn HighMassontheoccasion oftheinaugurationofthe Cathedralcarillon.

August8: AttendCatholicBall,Northam.

August15: 10a.m.: Swanbourne:LoretoConvent, Presideat SolemnHighMass.

August19: 7.30p.m.:St.Kieran's,OsbornePark:CanonicalVisitationandConfirmation, CALL,PHONEorWRITE Australasian CatholicAssurance Co.Ltd., (Incorporated in NewSouthWales) 17eairrrek,Perth.VionnIM

NOMLeadersWillEnterForClosed

RetreatinAugustWeek-End

MeetingsatHeadquarters. Councilmeeting,onMonday,August12,at8p.m. Leaders'Retreat.

Allleadersarereminded oftheRetreatonthesecond week-endinAugust.

Thepublication,titled, "FilmsandYou,"maybe obtainedatheadquartersat 1/-percopy.

VictoriaParkGirls

PlanYorkPicnic

Theconcertpracticesat VictoriaParkbranchare goingwithaswingand everyoneislookingforward toSeptember7witheagerness.

Thegirlswillbehavinga bustriptoYorkonSunday, August22,andthispicnic shouldprovebetterthan anypreviousone.

GirlsofW.Perth

PlanDance,Aug.18

ThenextdanceatWest PerthwillbeheldonSaturday,August18,inthe parishhall.Generalmembersareremindedoftheir meetingonThursday,August9,at8.15p.m.Theleaders'meetingwillprecede thisat'7.15p.m.

PalmyraCarnival

IsVotedFirst-rate

LastSaturdaynight's carnivaldanceatPalmyra wasenjoyedbyall.

SeventeenMaylands

GirlsGetBadges

TheRev.Dr.E.Sullivan officiatedatthebadge-givingceremonywhichwas

PrintedandPublishedbyKeith FrancisSpruhan"TheRecord" Office.450SlayStreet-Perth.

heldatMaylandsonJuly 15,when17membersreceivedbadges.Afterthe ceremonyaveryenjoyable socialwasheld. ClaremontandMaylands girlsspentasocialweekendatMarianlodgefrom July21-22.

CathedralMember

SuffersBereavement

Generalmembersofthe Cathedralbranchareremindedofthemeetingon Tuesday,August7.Membersextendtheirdeepest sympathytoDorothyDowlingandfamilyintheirrecentsadloss.

MembersAreUrged ToBeAtMusicTalk

MembersoftheMovements,andanyyoung pwtoninterested,areremindedofalectureon dramaappreciation,tobe givenbyMr.Turner,ofthe A.B.C.,onFriday,August 10,at7.30p.m.,inSt. Thomas'hall,Reservestreet, Claremont.

Thelastlectureon"AppreciationofMusic"was heldinSt.Joseph'shalland wasgivenbyMr.L.Noonan. Unfortunately,thiswasvery poorlyattended,andonlya comparativelysmallnumber enjoyedaveryinteresting evening.Itishopedthat moresupportwillbegiven tothisnext lecture.

'ProblemofYouth'LectureSeries

ForYCWMemberstoBeginAugust2

Theseriesoflectures "ProblemsofYouth"will beheldatD.I.S.C.A.on Thursday,August2,and Thursday,August9.Y.C.W. memberswhointendattendingtheselecturesare remindedofthosedates. Thedateofthecombined carnivaldancetobeheldat theY.A.L.drawsnearer. Thedateofcourseis Monday,August13.Ron JenkinsBand,noveltiesetc., Rollupforagoodevening'sdancing.

PalmyraLadsHope

ToDefeatW.Perth

ThedanceheldonJuly28 provedtobeasuccess. MembersareagainremindedofthedanceonSunday August5intheTamar Streethall.

Ageneralmeetingwillbe heldonSunday,August5.

Allmembersareaskedto attend.

Thefootballteamisvery keentodefeatWestPerth onSunday,August5.The gamewillbeplayedat Melvilleoval.

RehearsalsGoOn

AtVictoriaPark

Membersarereminded thatthenextmusicalrehearsalfor"Kangaroo Kapers"willbeheldatJim Tondut'sresidence,20State street,onMonday,August 6.Afullattendanceis desired.

THEALLCLEARSIGNAL.

Luckisaninvisiblesomething.Itmaybewaving youonwiththe"allclear" signaltofirstprize,£3,000, intheNo.632Charities Consultation.Buyaticket today.

CombinedYouthConference DiscussesInfluenceofFilms

"FilmsandYou"wasthesubjectofthe one-dayconferenceheldonJuly29inSt. Theresa'shall,Nedlands.Onehundred andfortymembersofbothMovementsattended.Theconferencewasopenedby MargaretCollopy,diocesanpresidentofthe N.C.G.M.

JesuitWillTalkOn

ChristopherDawson

WONTMAKEITSO!

Weallknowthewordsofthat well-knownsong,butdon'tletus bemisledintothinkingthatwishingalonewillmakeyourdream ofasmartnewAustincometrue. Weallrealisethattheamazing popularityoftheAustinrange, resultinginaconstantstreamof ordershas,toacertainextent, prolongedtheperiodbetween lodgingoftheorderandactually takingdeliveryofthevehicle;and althoughwearedeliveringthe carsatthesamerateaspreviously,anunpredictableshipping _positionhasnothelpedustore-

mainabreastofourordercommitments. Wethereforewouldtakethisopportunityofadvisingallthoseintendingpurchasersofanyvehicle intheAustinrange,tolodgetheir orderswithoutdelay,inorder thatyouwastenounnecessary timewithouttransport,remembering,ofcourse,thatyoualways INVESTinaAUSTIN.

*ENQUIREATOUROFFICE REGARDINGTHENEWAUSTINELECTRICARS,THEYMAYJUST SUITYOURBUSINESS.

Theopeningtalk,whichoneinafortnightorthree wasgivenbytheRev.J. McNamara,wasinteresting andvital.FatherMcNamarasetouttoshowthe partthatfilmsplayin everydaylife,andthevery great,ifinsidious,influence theyhaveonpeople.He outlinedtheChurch'sattitudetofilms,whichisthat theyareatrueformofart, andthat,ifusedcorrectly, theycanbeaninfluencefor good.PopePiusXI.pointedoutthewonderfuladvantagesofthefilmas entertainment,amusement andeducation.

Films,however,couldalso be,andoftenwere,evil. FatherMcNamarasaidthat filmshadpresentedaway oflifetothewholeworld, notmerelytosectionsofso-

weeks. Alargenumbersaidthey onlywentirregularly.They gaveinthemainastheir reasonsforgoing,leisure andrelaxation. .Asmall numbersaidtheywentfor somethingtodo.Thelarge majoritypreferredmusicals, andtheremainderliked dramas,crimepictures, westerns,etc.Afairlylarge percentagefollowedparticularactorsandactresses.

Theseconddiscussionperiodwas"Thefilms-a teachingmedium,"where groupsdiscussedtheinfluenceoffilmsinregardto suchthingsas"Fashions andcreatedneeds,""This thingcalledLove,""Marriageandfamilylife,""Divorce,"''Brutality,""Film

YouthMovementsSponsorAnother

Pre-CanaConferenceforEngaged

Thenextpre-Canaconference,sponsoredbythe NationalCatholicGirls'Movement,andtheYoung ChristianWorkers'Movement,willcommenceon Friday,August31.at8p.m.,intheCentralCatholic library,Pierstreet.

Thisconference,whichisaseriesoflecturesinpreparationformarriagegiventothosewhoareengaged tobemarried,willbeheldonthreeconsecutiveFriday nights,followedbyanall-dayconferenceonSunday, September16.

Personswishingtoattendshouldapplytothe secretary,N.C.G.M.-Y.C.W.Youthcouncil,81St. George'sterrace(telephoneB2546),whenacopyofthe programmeandanyotherdetailswillbesupplied.The feeforthecourseoflecturesis2/6perperson.

* ciety.Itwassoeasyfor peopletogotofilms.Figuresshowedthatthreequartersoftheworld'spopulationpassedthroughthe cinemaseachmonth.

Theglamourofthefilms, theabilityofthefilmmaker tolethischaractersappear beautiful,andtoliveonthe screen,hadbeenaterrific influenceonthemassesof peopleseeingfilms.The filmpresentationoflove musthavehadasteadyinfluenceontheyoungpeople ofto-day,asinmanycases theideasgainedfromthe filmsweretheonlyideas youngpeoplehad.

HowtoCounteract

InfluenceofCinema

Afterthetalk,discussion groupsworkedoutasurvey onthenumberoftimesthe memberswenttothepictures,andthetypesoffilms theypreferred.Itwasfound from,thosepresentthat onlyacomparativelysmall numberwenttothepictures morethanonceperweek. Thegq,neralaveragewas

"ChristopherDawsonand theWorldCrisis"willbe, thesubjectofatalkbythe Rev.E.P.Costello,S.J.,on Sunday,August5,at3.15 p.m.,overtheA.B.C.,station6WN.Thespeakerwill discussthemaintrendsof Mr.Dawson'sthoughtrelatingtothegreatestissue ofourday-theconflictbetweenChristianityand Communism.

ChristopherDawsonis oneofthemostbrilliant convertstotheChurchin thiscentury.Asanhistoricalphilosopher,he standsaloneinthemodern world.Hisweightoflearningisequalledonlybyhis profoundinsightandpenetration.Heistheauthor ofabouttwelvebooks,of whichthebestknownare probably"Religionandthe ModernState"andthe "JudgmentoftheNations." Ofthelatterworkthecritic oftheLondon"DailyTelegrai:)1i"wrote:"Thisbrilliantandsuggestiveessay inhistoricalphilosophyis anobjectlessoninthelucid andlivelytreatmentofprofoundideas."

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acjvertising,""Drink,''"Hollywoodmaterialism," values-sex,splendourand success."

Thefinaldiscussionwas on:"Howtocounteractthe influenceofthefilms.'Here thegroupssuggestedmany waysofbecominglivemindedwithregardtofilms, suchasreadingcritiquesin Cptholicpapersandperiodicals,payingattentiontothe directionofthefilm,and notsomuchtotheactors. But,mostofall,beingwide awakethemselvesandbeing abletodiscernanyevilina film.

Theysuggestedthatthere wasmuchtheycoulddoin thewayofpersonalinfluence,suchastalkingabout thefilmafterwards,persuadingothersnottoseeit, speakingtothemanagementofthetheatre,and gettingotherstodoso,too.

CumulativeEffect

OfRomanticFilms

Finally,Dr.Sullivancornmentedontheday.Hesaid thatthoseplanningtheconFORAIRTRAVELtoanydestination INTRASTATE, INTERSTATE, orOVERSEAS.

BOOKATCOOK'S.

Cook'sWorldTravelService

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FuneralDirectorsandEmbalmers

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CLAREMONT: Opposite RailwayStation F2177

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ferencehadattemptedto drivehomeafewimportant points,andiftheyarrived atareasonablyclearunderstandingofthesethenthe conferencewouldhavebeen worthwhile.Onething whichhademergedwas thatthoseattendingthe conferencewerenotnumberedamongthepeople whowenttothepictures onceaweek,justforsomethingtodo.However,it wasafactthatalargenumberofpeoplediddothis. Motionpictureshad broughtfascinatingentertainmenttotheordinary people.Otherformsofart werenotsoinexpensive. Forthefirsttime,thecommonpeoplehadfoundan easyandpleasurablesortof entertainment;hencethe popularityofpictures.The realinfluenceoffilmswas verylargelysomethingthat happenedwithoutourquite realisingit. Ithadbeensaidforyears thattheoneparticularthing inwhichmotionpictures hadcontributedtoaloweringofidealswasinthe matterofhumanaffection. Itseemedimpossibletoconceivethatpeoplegrowing upandaccustomedfrom childhoodtothishigh-lightingoftheromanticpartof love,wouldnothavetheir idealscolouredbyit.It wasnotthatoneparticular filmwasbadorharmful, butthatoveranumberof yearsthetotaleffectproducedwasharmful.

Further,hesaid,itwas personalinfluencewhich wouldcountmostinmaking peoplethinkforthemselves andusediscriminationin theirjudgmentofandattendanceatfilms.

Attheconclusionofthe conference,RoyTwoomey, Y.C.W.diocesanpresident, thankedmembersforattending;healsoexpressed appreciationtotheNedlandsbranchesfortheir hospitalityduringtheday.

ClaremontMembers

ReceiveTheirBadges

Membersthenwenttothe ChurchoftheHolyRosary, wheresevenmembersofthe Claremontbranchofthe N.C.G.M.receivedtheir badgesfromDr.Sullivan, diocesanchaplainofthe YouthMovements,who thenspokebrieflyonthe reasonsbehindthdworkof CatholicAction,namely, loveofOurDivineLord, andloveoffellowyouthfor Hissake. Membersthenrecitedthe Movementprayer,and BenedictionoftheBlessed Sacramentbroughttheday toaclose.

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AfterMoreThan30YearsinW.A.

BenedictineMonksReturntoSpain

Aftermorethan40yearsinthisState, spentasBenedictinesattachedtothe Abbey-Nullius,NewNorcia,theRev.RamiroAusejo,O.S.B.,andtheRev.IsidoreRuiz, 0.S.B.,leftonthe"Strathmore"onJuly31 torevisittheirhomeland,Spain.

FatherRamirohasbeenTheywerefarewelledat teachingtheviolinandthewharfbytheRt.Rev. pianototheboysofSt.Dr.Catalan,retiredAbbot Ildephonsus'college,forofNewNorcia. thepast18years.Healso organisedthenewnative boys'bandinwhichhehas beeninterestedsince1945.

Shortlyafterhisordinationin1926,FatherIsidore, whohadspenttwoyearsat Manly,wasassignedtoparochialduties.Heservedin theparishesofGoomalling, TrayningandMooraovera periodof10years.Healso builtthechurchatWyalkatchem.

In1940FatherIsidiore wasappointedrectorofSt. Benedict'sjunioratefor Australianvocations.Most ofthe12Australiansinthe NewNorciaabbeypassed throughhishands.Hewill celebratethesilverjubilee ofhisordinationinOctober.

Bothpriestswillspend theirvocationinCorella, Navarrewherethemothers ofbotharestillliving.FatherIsidoreistheeldest ofafamilyof12and FatherRamirooneofeight. N Theywillbeawayfrom fourtofivemonths.

St.VincentdePaulMembersHear

OfSociety'sProgressatFestival

OnJuly22anexcellentroll-callof108 membersoftheSocietyofSt.Vincentde PaulgatheredfortheirFestivalmeeting, whichisheldwithintheoctaveofthefeast dayoftheirpatron.

Themeetingwasheldin theHighgateHillparish, andcommencedwiththe Rosary,atalkbytheRev. M.Fitzgerald,andBenedic-

GeneralCommunionsandMeetings

ApproachforThreeH.N.S.Branches

OnSunday,August12,Subiaco,MosmanPark,andWestPerth(St.Brigid's) branchesoftheHolyNomesocietywillhold specialspiritualandsocialfunctions.

Subiacomemberswill holdtheirannualgeneral CommunionandCommunionbreakfast.Visitorswill includerepresentativesfrom theDiocesanUnioncouncil. Thespiritualdirectorand officersofthebranchrequesta100percentattendanceofmembersatthis annualdemonstrationof Faithandatthetasty breakfastwhichwillfollow.

MosmanParkmembers,on thesamemorning,willalso holdtheirannualgeneral CommunionandCommunionbreakfast.AttheHoly

NewNormFootballTeamsMeet

VaryingFortunesinTownGames

OnJuly28,onGuildford's mainoval,theS.I.C.first eighteenmetanddefeated theGrammarteam.Thefirst quarterwaseven,littleseparatingthetwoteamsatthe bell.Butfromthenonthe speedierdisposal,theaccuracy,andtheteamcombinationoftheS.I.C.ladsmade thevisitorsforgeahead.

Finalscores:S.I.C.,14 goals14behinds:Guildford Grammar,4goals3behinds.

BestforS.I.C.wereC. Hill,W.Keeley,G.Templeman,R.Anderson.

GoalscorersforS.I.C.:C. Hill,K.Anderson,N.Henderson(3each),G.Templeman,N.Rear(2each),and J.Hasson(1).

GuildfordLadsToo StrongforSeconds

ThesecondS.I.C.eighteen accompaniedthefirstto Guildfordandplayedthe earliergame.Theyfound difficultywiththeturf,but inthesecondquarterseemed likelytoequalisescores. However,inthesecondhalf, theGuildfordteamwasa triflestrongerandsteadier andranoffwinners.

Scores:GuildfordGrammar,5goals9behinds; S.I.C.2nd.XVIII.,5goals 1behind.

Goalscorers:B.Connelly (3),J.HanleyandG.Sainsbury(1each).

ModernsVanquish

BySlenderMargin

OnJuly25theS.I.C.firsts playedPerthModernonthe Leedervilleoval.TheS.I.C. earlylookthelead.They wereexcellentlyservedin ruckbyWilliamKeeleyandthenbyClemHillandRobertAnderson.

Half-timeandthree-quarterbellsfoundS.I.C.witha slightlead,butinthefinal quartersuperiorweightand moresteadinessandalittle

moreaccuracyinfrontgave Modernthevictoryatthe finalbell.

Finalscores:PerthModern,11goals9behinds; S.I.C.,10goals8behinds.

GoalscorersforS.I.C. were:R.Anderson(3),G. Templeman,N.Henderson, T.Rosser(2each),andC. Hill(1).

Bestplayers wereW.Keeley, Anderson. forS.I.C. C.Hill,R.

PerthBoysConquer InDecisiveGome

Theunder15teamfrom S.I.C.,undefeatedinlocal matches,werequiteoutclassedbywhatmustbeone ofthebestunder-ageteams thatPerthBoys'haspossessed.SevenofthePerth Boys'werepickedlateron intheweek'fortheWA. schoolboys'representative team.

Finalscoreswere:Perth Boys,18goals12behinds,to S.I.C.,nil.

BrothersLendAid AgainstCalingari

OnJuly29,theS.I.C.secondeighteendefeateda strongCalingarisecond team,afteramatchfullof excitementandinterestfor thespectators.

Forthefirsthalfscores see-sawed,firsttooneside andthentotheother.But inthesecondhalfthemuch smallercollegeteam,aided bytheBrothers,wastoo strongforCalingari,who, however,foughtbackvigorously,ifnotsuccessfully.

Finalscoreswere:S.I.C., 13goals9behinds;Calingari,9goals15behinds.

GoalkickersforS.I.C.: BrotherMark(5),Brother Stanislaus(4),A.Scote(2, M.BestAngell(1),J.Angell(1). forS.I.C.werethe BrothersandGarySainsbury.

OLIVERSTRANGMOTORS

WANTEDTOBUYCARS.

ThousandsofPoundsofDisposalstoClear. WONDERFULBARGAINS

161ALBANYROAD,VICTORIAPARR.M1078.

NameMasstherewillalso beaconsecrationofallnew memberswhohavecompletedtheirperiodofprobation.

DiocesanUnioncouncil memberswillalsoberepre- sentedatMosmanParkand lookforwardtowitnessing animpressivegatheringof membersofthisprogressive branch.

Thedirectorandofficersof StiBrigid'sbranch,WestPertharedoingtheir atmosttoincreasebranch membershipand.tosecure fullperformanceofthe rulesofthesocietybyall members.Theyrecently commencedholdingquar- terlymeetingsofalltheir members.Thenextquar- terlygeneralmeetingofSt. Brigid'swilltake'placeafter eevningDevotionsonSunday,August12.

Followingthemeeting,atwhichmemberswillbe informedatthestrength andprogressofthebranch, therewillbepresentedby theRev.J.Depiazzianattractiveandimpressive programmeoffilms.All members,bothseniorand junior,arecordiallyinvited toattend.

Recentpropagandafor thefosteringoftheCatholicPress,plustheissue recentlytobranchesof postersadvertisingthe "HolyNameMonthly"have causedgreallyincreasedinterestinthatfinejournalforCatholicmenandboys. Severalbrancheshaveenquiredastohowtheymay obtainsupplies.Theseenquirieshavebeenanswered, andforallotherbranches interestedwe formation.repeattheinCopiesofthe "HolyNameMonthly"are

tioninthechurch,followed byameetinginthehall. Mostmetropolitanconferenceswererepresented,and averyspeci,-,v,:elc.)rnewas giventothreebrothersof SaintJoseph'sconference, Northam,and21brot:lers fromthe'HighgateChristian Brothers'collegeconference.

TheV.Rev.J.P.Wilkinson,C.M.,andtheRev.E. J.Clancy,C.M.,towhom thesocietyowessomuch, wereunabletobepresent.

Themeetingopenedwith prayersledbyFatherFitzgerald,followedbyreports onthevariousworksofthe society,whichwerepresentedsothatallmightsee whatisbeingdoneand whatremainstobedone.

Attheconclusionofproceedings,teawasservedby membersoftheSacred Heartconference,andbrothersavailedthemselvesof theopportunitytorenew manyold acquireacquaintancesand newones.

SenatorTangney ToPresentDebs.

SenatorDorothyTangneywillpresentdebutantesto SirFrankGibsonM.L.C.and LadyGibson,Mayorand MayoressofFremantle,at theC.B.C.ballattheFremantleTownhallonMonday,August6. Theballbringstoaclimax thecelebrationofthe goldenjubileeoftheestablishmentoftheChristian Brothers'collegeinFremantle.

notstockedinPerthfor casualsale.

whetherEnquiriesforsupplies forquantities,in thecaseofbranches,or forindividualsubscribers, shouldbeaddressedto:The Editor,"TheHolyName Monthly,"St.Dominic'sPri ory,Riversdaleroad,MiddleCamberwell,E6,Victoria.

Ordersshouldbeforregularmonthlysubscriptions. subscriptionsfromindividualmembersare

AllAngels'Parish

ByJ.Canavan

Class%dentsfiasseibie,

ToSeeFilm,HearRecordingofPope

TheroomsoftheCatholicWomen's league,inNestlehouse,werecomfortably filledonthenightofJuly31,whenpersons whohaveattendedtheenquiryclassesatthe Catholiclibrarygatheredforareunion. Thethemeofthesocial gatheringwas-ThePope." Proceedingsopenedwith theRev.J.Depiazzigivinga briefsketchoftheHoly Father'slife.

Then,recordingsofthe HolyYearceremonies,includingtheopeningofthe HolyDoor,wereplayedby Mr.JamesWaller.Perhaps themostimpressivepartof therecordingwasthePope's recitationoftheHolyYear prayer,composedbyhimself,inEnglish.

Theeveningconcluded withamostinterestingfilm onthePope,exhibitedby FatherDepiazzi.TheRev. E.Sharry,ofDongarra,was aninterestedguest.

TwoKingsInvoke

BlessingsofGod

BRUSSELS,July21(NC.) -Bothex-KingLeopold andhissuccessor,King Baudouin,invokedGod's blessingatthetwoceremoniesmarkingtheabdicationoftheformerandinstallathionofthelatter.

KingLeopoldendedhis abdicationspeechinthe throneroomoftheroyalpalacewiththesewords:"May GodProtectBelgiumandour Congo."

ThetraditionalinaugurationaddressofKingBaudouinonthefollowingday endedwiththeprayer:"May Godhelpmetoensurethe happinessofthecountry."

Attendingbothceremonies,togetherwithheadsof otherchurchgroups,wasHis EminenceJosephCardinal vanRoey,Archbishopof Malines.Theprelatewore asimpleblackcassockinsteadofhisCardinal'srobes.

Nuns,LepersThank FriendsforPapers

FriendsoftheLeprosarium,conductedbytheSistersofSt.JohnofGod, Derby,haveforsometime beenforwardingpapers, pamphletsandmagazines fortheus!ofpatientsinresponsetoarequestmadeon theirbehalf.

Sistersandpatientsalike aregratefulforthegood readingmatterwhichhas beenmuchappreciated,and wishtoconveytheirthanks tosomanysteadfastfriends.

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Mrs.A.N.Davies,of478 Fitzgeraldstreet,North Perth,hasagainbeenappointedhonoraryorganiser. Tablebookingsmaybe madethroughher:telephoneBA4391.

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LoretoNunsWillObserve-Golden`

JubileeofFirs'Massat'Osborne'

OnAugust15theLoretoSistersand thepupilsoftheirschoolswillcelebratethe goldenjubileeofthefirstMasstobeoffered at"Osborne"50yearsago.SolemnHigh Moss,atwhichtheArchbishopwillpreside, willmarktheoccasiononthatdate.

OnAugust18,agarden partywillbeheldinthe groundsofthe"Osborne" convent,atwhichLoreto pupilswillgiveashort musicalentertainment.The functionwillconcludewith Benedictionofthe.Blessed Sacrament.

AttheLoretoconvent, Websterstreet,Nedlands, theobservancewillbeheld onSunday,August12.The schoolchildren'willpresent aconcertforparentsand friendsoftheSisters.

NunsoftheInstituteof theBlessedVirginMary, betterknownasLoreto nuns,madetheirfoundation inthisStatefromBallarat, Victoria,in1897.

OnlyTwoTeeth Left,ButOpposite KYOTO,Japan,July27 (NC.)-Awrinkledold womanapproachedtheRev. LeoJ.Steinbach,MaryknollMisionerfromIowa, tothankhimforthefood sheand12,000otherpoor familiesreceivedweeklyat St.FrancisXavierChurch here.Whenherbroadsmile disclosedthatshehadonly twoteethleft,FatherSteinbachexpressedhissympathyforhercondition.

"But,Iamverythankful toGodforthesetwoteeth," saidthewoman."Theyare justintherightpositions, oneabovetheother.Placed anydifferently,theywould beofnouseatall."

SydneyDoctorClaimsThatBirth ControlLeadstoNeuroses,Remorse

AwarningthattheAustraliancommunityisbecomingincreasinglyneuroticbecauseoftheprevalenceofbirthcontrol,has beenissuedbyoneofAustralia'seminent psychiatrists.

ThewarningwasgivenbyDV.K.Minogue,aprominentCatholic,whoaddressed alargeaudienceintheWallacetheatreat Sydneyuniversity.Birthcontrol,hesaid, insteadofbringinghappiness,leadsonlyto greatunhappinessandremorse,withtheresultthatmentalinstabilityanddisorderbecomecommon.

WhenthepracticeofbirthcontrolswepttheRoman empire,itresultedinarule ofthefamilybychildrenastateofsocietywhichis alsocommonto-day,heasserted.Referringtomoderntimes,hewenton,many mothersconsultpsychiatristsabouttheir"problem children,"butthetreatment oftenneededisthatofthe problemmother,whohas toomuchoftheoryandnot enoughpracticeintherearingofchildren.

"Theultimateresultoil birthcontrolintheRoman empire:'Dr.Minoguecontinued,"wasthatitwent downanddownuntil,inthe fourthcentury,Romewas overcomebythebarbarians. Thehistoricalfactsarethat wherebirthcontrolsweeps throughanation,thatnationisdoomedtodisaster, andinnocasehasanation eversurvived.Thatiswhy studentsofhistoryarebecomingmoreandmorepessimisticaboutthefutureof Australia.''

abroad,hesaid,andhas reachednationaldecay muchfasterthananyother nation.

"Inwomen,thepractice ofbirthcontrol,"hepointed out,"hasledtoanumberof neuroses.Thenumberof womenwhothinktheyare onthevergeofinsanity keepsmanypsychiatristsin lucrativepractice.Neuroses inwomenhopingtoavoid pregnancieshasledtounfaithfulnessonthepartof bothhusbandandwife,a growthofsterilisationoperationsinmenandwomen, andinalargenumberofinstancesofultimatedivorce. Statisticsshowthatofevery 100divorces,75ofthecouplesconcernedhaveonlyone child.

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4.

ThevOiceofpolititai,bigOtry'roonceAga%in insectionsoftheBritisripressat'UnitedStatescooperationwithGeneralFrancoonthequestionof militarybasesandeconomicaidtoSpain.Some newspapersandpoliticianswhohadapprovedhelp fortheYugoslaviaofM9-shalTito,CommunistpersecutorofChristians,expressedahorror-reminiscentoftheolddaysoftheSpanishCivilwar-that anysimilarmoveshouldbecontemplatedforSpain. Behinditallobserverssawtheinherentleft-wing oppositiontoCatholicism,ahatredsostronginsome quartersthatitsadvocateswouldcommitstrategic suicide.PrimeNtinisterAtlee,itigrecalled,fought withthe"loyalists"intheSpanishCivilwar.However,theseoutcriesdonotrepresentallorperhaps eventhemajorityofBritishopinion.Twoinfluentialpapers,theLondon"Times"andthe"DailyExpress,"bitterlyattackedtheLabourgovernmentfor opposingtheSpanish-Americanmilitaryarrangements."Itistimeforinquiryandsuggestionrather thanbluntopposition,"theLondon"Times"stated. "WisdomsupportstheAmericanpolicy,"the"Daily Express"declared.

SimilarcriticismwasvoicedbytheBritishCatholicpress."WehopetheAmericanGovernment willnotlendanyveryattentiveeartothevoicesof politicalbigotrycomingfromLondonandParis,and willrecognisethattheBritishGovernment'sviews inthismatteraredictatedbytheLabourParty,are anoldandbadinheritance,andarehrlargepartfor homeconsumption,"wrotethe"Tablet,"Catholic weeklyreview.The"Tablet"askedHerbertMorrison,BritishForeignSecretary,torecallhow stronglyhisLabourParty,nowopposingtheauthoritarianismofSpainsupportedthesendingofaBritishmissiontoMoscowin1939,wheneverybody v knewthattheKremlincontainedahighlytrannicalandundemocraticgovernment.The"Catholic Herald"wrote:"PoliticalBritainand'Franceprofess tobehorrifiedat'thenewsofapossibledefencepact betweenAmericaandSpainbutactuallysucha pactwouldnotbeanelementaryself-defensiveaction,itwouldbeoneofthefirstsignsofconstructive politicalactioninthepost-warworld."The"Universe,"Catholicnewspaper,stated:"Somebodyin' theForeignOffice-wecannotbemoreprecisein thesedays-hasjustmadethedepartmentlook ridiculousandreceivedawelldeservedrebukefrom America.ThepersistenceofthismythaboutSpain isremarkable,inviewoftherevelationsofthelast fewyears."

Somepapers.Iferaldedtheexpectedshiftofposition byannouncingthatGeneralissimoFrancohadmade amovetoplacateWesternopinion;stillothers,that thiswasthebeginningofeventswhichboregreat ti significanceforthefutureand,perhaps,evenpresagedtheexitoftheGeneralissimoas,ChiefofState. Fartoomuchhasbeenreadintotheseevents,and thatculminationduringJulyofwhatwaslongin thewindlacksthedramaticqualitiesattributedto them.

Spainhasstillaverymuchcontrolledeconomy, andtheredoesnotseemtobeMuchevidencethat withtheCabinetchangesthisis,tobedoneaway' with.Infact,reasonsforthesecontrolshavenot beenmodified,formanyofthemlieoutsideSpainitselfandflowfromtheattitudeabroad,whichhas notencouragednormal,naturaleconomicrelations withtheSpanishpeople.InSpainto-daythereis noquestionoftheFalangeversustheChurch,as thoughthetwowererivalpoliticalpartiesstriving formajorinfluenceinpublicaffairs.ThedepartureofanumberofFalangistdignitariesfromthe CabinetdoesreflectthefactthattheFalangeplays lessandlessofaroleinthemanagementofSpanish affairs.Thishasbeentrueeversincethelastwar, anditisperfectlyapparentincontemporarySpain thattheFalange,asastronginfluenceinpoliticsand publiclife,ceasedmanyyearsago.Therehasbeen anincreaseinnon-party,independentpersonalities calledtohighposition,andthisdoesindicate beyondadoubtthatitheSpanishStateandtheFalangearelessandlesssynonymousterms-ifthey everwere.

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Therearemultiplesignsthatgreaterfreedom ofpressisintheoffinginSpainto-day.Recent .pastoralsandthestatementofBishopAngelHerrera Orio,ofMalaga,urgingthatgreaterresponsibility begiventothepress,allpointinthisdirection.This, too,hasbeencomingforalongtittle.Observers frequentlyoverlookthefactthateversincetheend oftheCivilWaritselfaslowbutconstantrelaxationinalmosteveryformofcontrolorrestriction hasbeentakingplace,handicappedfrequentlyby foreignptessureandtheexigenciesofinternational politics.TheofficialCatholicpress.infact,has beenfree;ordinarysecularpapershavenotbeen,especiallyintheexpresssionofviewsondomesticmatters.Therecanbenodoubt,asGeneralFranco hasinsistedmanytimes,thatSpainmustgradually recovermanyoftheformsofordinaryfreedom whichhadbeensuspendedduringthelongperiodof convalescence.Variousreferenda,municipalelections,andtheincreasingpowergrantedtheCortes, orparliament,aresignsoftimes.Theyshouldnot beattributedexclusivelytotheprospectofanAmericanagreementorpressurefromabroad.

AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

MotherSeesaMovingBethrolhal

Thelecturerhadpainted agloomypictureofthe youngpeopleofto-dayparticularlyasregardsmarriage.

"Ouryoungpeopleareenteringthemarriedstate heedlessly,recklessly,with noregardforspiritual values,"hethundered.

"Theyexpecttheromantic glowofamoonlightnight onacountryroadtocarry overtothework-a-daylife ofmarriage-andwhenit doesn't,theyquit.Nowonderthedivorcerateinthis countryisappalling.One ,marriageineverythree endsindivorce-evenmore thanthatinsomeStates."

Itwasadarkforecast.

Comingoutofthelecture hallintoachilldrizzling rain,Iponderedthewhys andwhereforesofthemuddledstateofthings.Have ouryoungpeoplereallylost sightofthespiritualOf coursetheyhavesome prettyfrighteningproblems toface:thehousingshortage,thehighcostofliving, andtherestlessstateofthe world-butsurelytheyare notall"heedlessandreekyless."

BeforegoinghomeIdroppedintooneofthebig downtownchurches-dim, quietandpeaceful.After lightingavotivecandle,I kneltinoneofthefront pews,relaxingandthinking morethanpraying.

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Afewminuteslatera youngcouplecameupthe aisle,handinhand.The girl's"newlook"greyskirt swishedbeneathashort, brightgreencoat,hercrisp blondehairfluffedoutfrom alittlegreenhatlikeahalo.

AstheykneltattheCommunionrail,Irecognised thegirl-Kitty-afriendof mydaughter.Kittyhad alwaysbeenveryprettyand popular,andIhadheard thatshewasnow"going steady"withayounglawyer.This,evidently,was thelawyer.

Thecouplekneltatthe railforafewmoments, blondandbrunetteheads bentindeepdevotion.Then theboytookalittleboxout ofhispocket,openeditand, withonearmaroundthe girl'sshoulders,puta sparklingdiamondonher lefthand.

IfeltliketheeavesdropperIwas-buttomovenow wouldundoubtedlyembarrassthem.

Thiswasasweetandreassuringsight-particularly afterthisafternoon'slecture.

"Gee,Kit,"murmuredthe youngman,"I'mgladwe cameinheretoputthisring on.Itmakesit-well,for keeps. We'dneverbe abletorunourshowthe waywewanttobyourselves.It'sgoodtoknowthat there'sSomebodyalways readytohelpus."

Henoddedtowardthe tabernacle.

Thegirlsmiledunderstandingly."Um-hum,"she said,"andHisMother,too."

Afewmoremomentsof prayerandthetwoofthem walkedslowlydownthe aisle,stillhandinhandand stillunconsciousofthefact thattheyhadhadadeeply impressedaudienceofone.

Later,onthebusgoing home,IsawKittyandwas introducedtoherPaul.

"Isn'titabeautifulevening?"Kittygrinned."I mean,"shelaughed,"it'sa beautifuleveningforus."

Coldasitwas,Kittywas carryinghergloves.The reason,ofcourse.wasobvious.

"See?"sheexclaimed, holdingoutherlefthand. "Paulgavememyengagementringto-day.And.." shehesitatedandglanced shylyatPaul,"maybethis soundscorny-butPaulput itonmyfingeratSt.Pat's."

Corny?Comforting,I'd say.ButKittyandPaul hadn'theardthatlecture aboutheedless,reckless youth.

WhyStAnthonyofPaduaIs TheWorld'sFavouriteSaint

St.AnthonyofPaduaisso veneratedthroughoutthe entireCatholicworldthat hehasbeenwelltermed: "Theworld'sfavourite."The representstheSaintnursing theDivineInfantandlovinglyconversingwithHim, isafamiliarfeatureinmost Catholicchurches.

St.Anthonywasbornat Lisbon,inPortugal,onthe FeastofOurLady'sAssumptionintheyear1195. HereceivedtheFranciscan habitatCoimbrain1221afewyearsbeforethedeath ofSt.Francis-andlater becameoneofthemostrenownedpreachersand scholarsoftheMidleAges.

St.Anthonylivedin troubledtimeswhenheretics,suchastheAlbigensiansandothers,were spreadingthedarknessof errorthroughChristendom. ThendidGodraiseupin HisChurchsuchchampions asSt.Dominic,St.Francis, andSt.Anthonywho,by thefireoftheirzealandthe lightoftheirvirtues,dispelledthisgatheringdarkness. St.Anthonypreached throughoutthelengthand breadthofChristendom. Godsoconfirmedhisapostolatewithmiraclesthatthe peopleofthetime,intheir picturesquestylecalledSt. Anthony"Thesowerof Miracles."Miraclesofhealing,ofconversion,evenof thedeadrestoredtolifethesewerealmostcommonplaceinthelifeofSt.Anthony.WhentheSaint diedatPaduatheFriarsattemptedtokeepthepopulaceinignoranceofthefact fromfearofthepossiblereaction.HoweverthecitizensknewtheSaintwas deadbecausethebellsof thecitytolledinunisonalthoughmovedbynohuman hands.

FishListenWhen HereticsAreDeaf

Sincethensomanymiraculousfavourshavebeen grantedthroughtheintercessionofSt.Anthonythat theyhavewonforhimthe title"WonderWorkerof Padua."

Manyofthemiraculous elementsinthelifeofSt. Anthonypossessaheartwarmingcharmthatisirresistible.Forinstance,the miracleofthefishes.

St.Anthonywassenton oneoccasiontopreachat RiminiagainsttheCathari whoseheresyatthattime wasrendingtheChurchof thatcity.AlthoughAnthonypreachedwithallhis accustomedzealandeloqu-

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encethehereticswereunmovedandobstinatelyrefusedtolisten.

ThenAnthonyturnedhis eyestowardsheavenand soughtDivineguidance.He conceivedtheideaof preachingtothesea,since earthrespondedsobadlyto theappealsofhischarity.

St.Anthonywenttothe shorewhereariverfl.-,wed intothesea.Standingthere hecalledoutinaloud voice:"Hearme,yefishes ofthesea.Itistoyouthat Iamnowabouttoannounce theWordofGod,sincethe hereticsrefusetohearit."

AtthesoundoftheSaint's voice,therewasatrembling ofthewatersasthefishes hastenedtoarrangethemselves,thesmallestinfront, thelargestattherear,all facingthepreacher.

Anthonythenreminded thefishesofthedeepgratitudetheyowedtotheCreatorwhohadassignedthem theirnobleelementasa dwellingplace."Heitis," theSaintwenton,"who providesforyourrefugein thetempests,whogivesyou finstogowheresoeveryou please,andfurnishesyou withyourdailyfood.He honouredyoubyselecting youtosavetheProphet JonasandtoserveasnourishmentfortheIncarnate Wordbeforeaswellasafter HisResurrection.Then praiseandblesstheLord, Whohashonouredyou amongallcreatedthings."

Attentive,asthoughthey wereendowedwithreason, thefishestestifiedbytheir movementshowpleased theywereattheSaint's words,andthattheywished torenderhomagetothe MostHigh.

"See,"saidtheApostle, turningtotheheretics, "seehowcreaturesdevoid

ofreasonheartheWordof Godwithsoredocilitythan mencreatedinGod's image."

Thespectacle,wearetold, sotroubledthehereticsthat, WilingatthefeetofAnthony,theybeggedhimto enlightenandinstructthem.

TheDivineChild

GaveAnthonySolace

Once,whileatLimoges, Anthonyacceptedthehospitalityofanoblemanwho offeredhimaroominhis castle,whereintheSaint could,inallprivacy,attend tohisexercisesofpiety.

LeavingAnthonytopray aloneinhischamber,the noblevisitedsomeofhis tenants.Onhisreturnsolicitudeforthecomfortof hisguestledhimtoglance towardstheplacewherethe Saintprayed.Througha windowhesaw,inthearms ofAnthony,aChildofentrancingbeauty,whoembracedtheSaintwiththe utmosttenderness.Itwas theChildJesus,Whohad comedownfromheavento consoleHisservant.The gentlemanwhowitnessed thistouchingscenebore witnesstothefactduring thecanonisationprocess.

St.Anthonyis,perhaps, bestknownastheSaint whofindslostthings.As thewordsofhishymnexpressit: "Andtreasureslostand soughtinvain, Hefindsforyoungand,old -again."

Whateverthetreasuresin questionmaybe-achild's toy,akitchenutensil,somethingofgreatvalue-in everyinstance,St.Anthony istheonetofindit.Most CatholicshavehadexperienceofSt.Anthony'sefficiencyinthisregard.FrancisThompson,inapoemto St.Anthony,imploresthe Saintthat,ashefinds thingsthatarelost,he wouldfindagain,forEngland,thepearlofgreatpries. -theholyfaith,whichshe, asanation,hadlost.

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DearGirlsandBoys,-

Iamsureyou'llallread thestoryGrandmotherhas sentinforyoutoread.I've laughedalmosttillIcriedas Ireadit,andI'msureyou'll dothesame.IthinkGrandmotherisreallymarvellous. She'sanoldlady,andyet hermemoryandherwitare askeenasever.Willyou, Iwonder,beasgoodasshe iswhenyouareherage? Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

KathRuggeraTells OfNun'sObsequies

St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle.

DearUncleMac,-Iam writingtotellyouofthe weekIhad,thatisfrom June18to25.OnMonday, June18,MotherUrsula died. Ifeltverysad,becauseIhadonceknownher, andshewasverynice.On TuesdaytheSisterswanted theconventquiet,because MotherUrsula'sbodywas inthechapel.

OnWednesday,the20th, weattendedaRequiem Mass,whichwassungby manypriests.HisGrace theArchbishoppresided.It wasalovelyMassandIwas verypleasedtowearmy cloakandveilonthisday, astheChildrenofMary formedaguardofhonour. Wewenttothecemeteryby specialbus,andwhenwe arrivedtheretheytookthe coffinoutofthehearseand proceededveryslowlyto 'theplaceofburial.Tears cameintomyeyesasthe coffinwasloweredintothe ground.

OnThursdayweattended schoolasusual.OnFriday21girlscamedown fromNorthambytrainto playbasketballagainstgirls fromourschool.Wewere delightedtobeabletosit downandwatchthemplay, becausetheywerevery gdod.Wewerethewipners.

OnSaturdayandSunday wethoughtaboutSaint Emilie.

At10.30onSundaymorningwehadaSolemnHigh Mass,atwhichtheArchbishopattended.Itwas heldbecauseBlessedEmilie deVialar,thefoundressof theSistersofSt.Josephof theApparition,wascanonisedinRome.

OnMonday,June25,we attendedanotherMass,and Itookpartinthesinging.

OnSundayafterMassa verybigpictureofSt. EmiliedeVialarwasplaced bythesideofthealtarand leftthereuntiltheendof theHighMassonMonday. AftertheMassonMonday wereceivedpermissionto gohome.Well,Imust closenow,UncleMac.God blessyou.-Yourssincerely, KATHLEENRUGGERA.

DearKathleen,-Thanks forwritingagain.IfIrememberrightly,youwere tobecomeaChildofMary

whenyoulastwrote,andI seeyoustillvaluethathonourveryhighly.That's splendid,Kathleen.Every timeIseetheChildrenof MaryinprocessionIthink itisoneofthemostmoving andbeautifulsightsone couldwitness.AndI'm sureOurLadyinheavenis delightedtoseethatyoung girlsallovertheworld bandthemselvestogether andtrytocopyhershining example.Bestwishes,Kathleen. UNCLEMAC.

TheWeek'sThought Truthmaybeblamedbut nevershamed.

MoyaBradyEnjoys CountryBasketball

St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewritten, butIhopeyouwillaccept measoneofyournieces.I am13yearsofage,andIgo toschoolatSt.Joseph's college,Fremantle.The SistersofSt.Josephofthe Apparitionteachme,andno doubtyouhaveheardalot aboutthesenunsinthelast fewweeks.

TocelebratethecanonisationofSaintEmiliede Vialer,thenunsallowedus toinvitesomeNortham girlsdowntoplaybasketball. Iaccommodatedone ofthegirls.andtherest wereboardedatothergirls' homes.

AlldayFridayweplayed basketball,andattheend ofthedaywhenthemarks wereaddeditwasfound thatwewerethewinners.

OnSaturdayafternoonthe Northamgirlsreturned home.

OnSunday,at10.130,there wasaSolemnHighMass, andtherewasalsooneon Monday.AftertheMass onSundayabeautifulpictureofSaintEmiligwas placedinfrontofSt.Joseph'sstatue.AftertheMass onMondaywewere'given aholiday,whichIspentat mycousin'splace.

Ihavenomoretosay now,butIhopeyouwillenjoyreadingmyletteras

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muchasIhaveenjoyed writingit.-Yourssincerely, MOYABRADY.

DearMoya,-Ofcourse,I amdelightedtowelcome youtotheCorner.Anygirls fromSt.Joseph'sarewelcome,andthemorethe merrier!

I'mgladyouhadsucha greattimewiththegirls fromNortham.Anymatch withanotherschooladds zesttothegame,doesn'tit? Whenyouwriteagain,you musttellmemoreabout basketball.It'sagameI'd liketoknowmoreabout. Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

HowEileenMcGowan

HonouredSt.Emilie St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle, DearUncleMac, Iampenningyouafew linestellingyouhowwecelebratedthecanonizationof St.EmiliedeVialar.

NinedaysbeforethecanonizationthesistersofSt. Josephmadeanovenato theSaint.Atlastthegreat Saintwascanonisedwith SolemnHighMassoffered inherhonour.

Intheafternoonagarden partywasheldintheschool gardens,whereaboutfourhandredpastpupilswere present.

Thefollowingdaythere wasSolemnHighMassat ninethirtyforthepupils; whenchildrenfromNorth Fremantle,Fremantle,and Beaconsfieldwerepresent; afterMasswewereAllowed aholiday.

OntheFriday,the Northamteam-inbasketball, camedowntoplaytheA. teamfromourschool.Itwas anexcitinggameasboth teamscameadraw.

Doyoulikeanimals?Well IdoforIhaveacatwhich IcalledPlutoandadog whosenameisKoo,towhich Iamteachingmanylittle trickssuchasbringinginthe morning'spaperandbegging forabiscuit.

HowdidyoulikeVictoria beatingWesternAustralia inthefootball?Iwasa strollsWiesternAustralian supporter,asmycousin JohnO'ConnellwasplayingfortheWests.

ImustclosenowasI havenomorenews,and willwriteagainsoon.

Yourlovingfriend,

ELLENMcGOWAN

DearEllen,-Icanfancy youshakingyourheadand saying,"Well,hedidn'tput mefirstthistime."AndI'm afraidthatIdidn'tconnect youwiththegirlwhowrote beforeuntilIactuallycame toyourletter.,But,never

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mind!You'reseventh,and that'saluckynumber.

Whatagreatdayyouhad whenSt.EmiliedeVialar wascanonised!I'msure everybodyconnectedwith St.Joseph'swasaglowwith joyandgratitude!Well, Ellen,nowyougirlshavean exampleofagoodand faithfulservantofGodto follow,haven'tyou?And I'msureyou'llalltryas well.

Iwasdisappointedwhen VictoriabeatW.A.soconvincingly.ButIthinkyour cousin,JohnO'Connell,was wonderful,andallthemore sobecausehewastoomuch ofasporttogiveW.A. away.Bestwishes,and writeagain. UNCLEMAC.

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Theygiveanexampleof asociallifeandactivityin whicheachclasshasits dutytofulfilandfulfilsit exactly-oneistemptedto sayconscientiously-withoutenvy,withoutrivalry,in anorderlyfashion,eachin itsallottedplace,carefully andlovingly.Eventheleast experiencedobserverof bee-keepingadmiresthe delicacyandperfectionof thework.Quiteunlikethe butterfly,thatfluttersfancy freefromflowertoflower, andfromthe.waspandthe hornet,roughinvaders these,thatseemtobebent onmischiefwithoutadvantagetoanyone,thebeegoes righttothebottomofthe flowerchalice,diligently, industriously,andsodeftly thatassoonasithasgathereditspreciousbootyit

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TheApostlesnotonly preachedandtaughtcatechismtothepeople,butalso sawtoitthateveryonegot enoughfood,andtheywaitedontablewhenthepeople satdowntoeat.Thattook alotoftimeasthenumbersofCatholicsincreased.

OnedaytheApostlescalledallthepeopletogether andsaid:"Itisnotrightfor ustostoppreachingand teachingandgiveourtime toservingattable.Sowe wantyoutopickoutseven goodmenwholoveGod verymuch,andwewillput theminchargeofthiswork. Thenwewillgiveallour timetoprayerandpreachingandteaching."

Thefirstoftheseven chosenwasStephen,who wasveryactive.Whenhe finishedservingtable,he wentamongthepeopleexplainingallaboutOur Lordsteaching.Manyof theJewsdidnotlikethis. WhenStephensaidsomething,theywouldcryout: "Youarewrong!"But Stephen,helpedbytheHoly Spirit,provedtothemthat hewasnotwrong.That madethemfurious,sothey paidsomementosay thatStephenwasspeaking againstMosesandagainst God.

OnedayabigcrowdgatheredwhenStephenwas preaching,andtheyrushed athim,tookholdofhim, andbroughthimbeforethe Sanhedrin.Therethemen whohadbeenpaidtoliedeclared:"Thismanspeaks againstthe,HolyPlaceand theLaw.Hesaysthat JesusofNazarethwilldestroythisplaceandchange

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Then,ladenwiththe sweet-smellingnectar,with thepollenandthepropolis, withouthovering idly around,quickasanarrow, withunerringflight,straight andsure,itspeedsbackto thehive,whereitgoeson busilywithitsdauntless work,processingnowthe richessocarefullygleaned andproducingwaxand honey.Ferventopusredolentquethymofragrantia mella(VirgilGeorg.4,169) -Feverishlytheworkgoes on:fragrantthehoneywith thesmellofthyme).

Oh,ifonlymenwould takeheedandlearnthelessonofbees Ifonlyeach oneknewhowtofulfilhis dailytaskindueorderand lovinglyintheplaceassignedtohimbyProvidence!

alltheteachingthatMoses haslefttous."Thenthe highprieststoodupand askedStephen,"Arethese thingsso?"

Stephenreplied:"These thingsarenottrue.But whatIhavetoldthepeople Iwillnowtellyou."Andhe begantotellthemthe mercyGodhadshownthem alldowntheyears,sending Mosesandtheprophetsto teachthemandgetthem readyforthecomingofthe LordJesus.Thenheconcluded:"Youareastubbornpeople.Youoppose theHolySpiritasyour fathersdid.Yourfathers persecutedtheprophets. TheykilledthosewhoforetoldthecomingoftheMessias,ChristtheKing.What haveyoudone,nowthatHe hascome?YouhavebetrayedandmurderedHim, youwhoreceivedGod's Lawanddidnotkeepit."

EveryoneinthecourtroomgotfuriouswithStephenandmadeawildrush forhim.ButStephenlookedupinthesky,andthe HolySpiritwaswithhim whenhespoke:"Iseethe heavensopenedandtheSon ofManstandingattheright ofGod."

Atthisthepeoplehowled likewildwolves,dragged Stephenoutintothestreet andstonedhimtodeath. Whilethecruelstoneswere smashinghisbody,heprayed,saying:"LordJesus,receivemysoul,andforgive thesepeopleforkillingme."

AfewCatholicmentook theblood-coveredbodyof Stephenandburieditprayingandcryingveryhard. ForalllovedStephen.

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HildaC.Graef,aCatholic ofOxford,England,has writtenabookaboutTheresaNeumann,theBavarianstigmatist.MissGraef hasseenTheresa,shehas consultedlearnedmenwho havetakenaninterestin hercaseformanyyearsand shehasreadmuchofthe literatureonthematter whichhasaccumulated since1926whenthestigmatawerefirstreported.In herbookshesubmitsthe conclusionthateverything connectedwithTheresa Newmannmaypossiblybe explainedbynaturalcauses.

Thisisaviewpointwhich hasnotbeenpresentedpreviouslyinEnglishthoughit haslonghadsupport,particularlyinGermany.The bookhasattractedconsiderableattentionandprovokedcriticisminEnglandand America.InAustraliaits argumentsandconclusion havebeenside-stepped.

IsTheresaNeumannthen aliarandafake?Andif thatisso,whatcanbesaid abouthercompletefast? Howcanbeexplainedaway hervisionsandherability torecognizerelics?Howcan bedeniedthefactofthe stigmata?Manywould throwtheseandsimilar questionsatMissGraefto warnherawayfromher foolishposition.Butshehas answersforallofthem

thoughtheanswersmaynot completelysatisfythem.

No,shereplies,Theresa isnotaliarandafake:she isquitesincere.Buther stigmatamaypossiblybe explained,asaresultofhysteria,becausebackin1920 whensheappliedfora pensionfourdoctorssigned areportassertingthatshe wassufferingfrom"very gravehysteriawithblindnessandpartialparalysis." Afterall,hypnosisand frightneurosisareknownto havecausedbleeding.

Asregardsthecomplete fast,MissGraefadmitsthat scientistshavenotyetfound anaturalexplanationfor this,butsheclaimsthat therehavebeenotherinstancesofacompletefast outsidetheCatholicChurch. BywayofexamplesherefersustoacaseinNew Yorkduringthesecondhalf oflastcenturywhereacertainMollieFancherwentoff herfoodcompletelyand developedclairvoyantfaculties.Sheconcludes,with thelearnedFatherThurston,thatTheresa'sfastingis notnecessarilyofsuper- naturalorigin. Theresa'svisionsandre,cognitionofrelics,according toMissGraef,maybemodified,ifnotinducedbytelepathiccommunicationsfrom bystanders,particular1y fromherconfessor,whohas

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InthisstrainMissGraef writeswellandwouldalmostconvinceus.But,on theotherhand,sheprotests toomuchaboutTheresa's occasionalrelaxations,asif theydisprovedherstigmata beingsupernatural.Moteover,sheissilentabout someveryimportantfacts. Forinstance,itisafactthat PopePiusXI.tookaninterestinthiscase,andsent theRev.AgostinoGemelli toinvestigate.Now,Father Gemelliisanoutstanding expertinthefieldofmysticaltheologyandhasa world-widereputationin pastoralmedicine.Hefound inTheresa"notraceofhysteria."PiusXI.senther hisblessingandaprecious relic.

ThereigningPontiffalso sentaspecialcommissionto Konnersreuthtoobtaindependableinformation.He, too,conveyedhisblessingto Theresa.

Thirtymembersofthe Hierarchy,includingher localordinary,havecalled onTheresa,andnotoneof themhasexpressedhimself unfavourablyonherexperiences.CardinalFaulhaber saidMassinhersickroom. Andthesemenarenotfools.

Nevertheless,MissGraef's bookis disconcerting.FatherMartindalesaysitis themostpuzzlingdocument hehaseverread.And, whilediscussionofthecase remainsopen,itiswellto rememberthat,althoughthe unusualphenomenasurroundinghermightbeexplainablewithoutsupernat-uralirlervention,evenso, TheresaNeumanncould wellbeawomanofexemplaryholiness.

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.156CentenaryofChalcedon

ByREV.JOSEPHJ.SULLIVAN(Radio,N.C.W.C.NewsService).

ROME,July28.-Planshavealreadybeenformulatedfor animpressiveobservancehereofthefifteenthcentenaryofthe CouncilofChalcedon,itislearned.TheCouncilofChalcedonwas thefourthoecumenicalcouncilinthehistoryoftheChurch,andis regardedasoneofthemostimportant.Itwasheldin451at ChalcedoninAsiaMinorduringthepontificateofPopeLeothe Great.

Itestablishedthreevery fundamentalmattersconcerningtheChurch'sdoctrineandteachingauthority.Itaffirmedthatthere aretwonatures,thedivine andhuman,hypostatically unitedintheonepersonof Christ,thuscondemningthe hereticalteachingsofEutychesandthemonophysites. Thecouncilrecognisedthe primacyandteachingauthorityofthe_RomanPontiffaboveallotherBishops oftheworld.Itdemonsiratedacompleteunityof

FatimaFunction

ToCloseH.Year

VATICANCITY,July28 (NC.)-HisHolinessPope PiusXIIhasnamedHis EminenceFedericoCardinalTedeschini,Prefectof theSacredCongregation forSt.Peter'sBasilica,as PapalLegatetotheceremoniesatFatima,Portugal,markingtheclosing ofthenon-RomanHoly Year.

Theceremonieswillbe heldonOctober13,and coincidewithceremonies markingtheanniversary ofthefinalapparitionof OurLadyatFatima.

Itispointedout.here thattheformalclosingceremonyofthenon-Roman HolyYeardoesnotmean thattheIndulgencescannot begainedafterthat.They canbegaineduntiltheend of1951.Theceremonyis beingheldatFatimaon October13asaconvenient occasionfortheformal closing,itwasstated.

Speakeroflords, AConvert,Dies

LONDON,July20(NC.) -LordHolden,oneofthe' dwindlingclassofBritish aristocrats,formerdiplomat andlatterlydeputychairman andspeakeroftheHouse ofLords,diedaftercollapsingatadinnerpartyher, LordHolden,whowas52 andanotedanti-feminist, wasabouttobemarriedto anartist,Mrs.Mackness, whohasa'daughteroften. Thebaronetcynowpassesto anon-Catholickinsmanof 84,IsaacHolden.

EducatedatEtonandOxford,LordHoldenwasreceivedintotheChurchin 1916.Heworkedatthe BritishLegationtotheHoly Seefrom1918to1922and laterattheBritishembassiesinMadridandBerlin. Heenteredpoliticsin1945, joiningtheLabourParty.

AnthonyEden,deputyto WinstonChurchill,Conservativeleader,isacousin.

faithbetweentheoriental andwesternportionsofthe Churchinthefifthcentury. Thecentennialobservance herewillbeheldfromOctober14toNovember1.The programmeasplannedat thepresenttimeincludesan openingPontificalMassby HisEminenceGregory PeterXVCardinalAgagianian,PatriarchofCilicia oftheArmenians,anda closingPontificalMassby HisHolinessPopePiusXII. TheopeningMasswillbe offeredintheBasilicaofSt. MaryMajoronSunday,October14.ThePope'sMass willbecelebratedinSt. Peter'sBasilicaonNovember1. Additionalevents includethelayingofthe. cornerstonefora new churchtobededicatedto PopeSt.LeotheGreat.

Some000Fatherswho weremembersoftheOrientalChurchattendedthe CouncilofChalcedonand acceptedtheauthority'of PopeLeo.ThePope'sLegatetotheCouncilwasalwaysgivenfirstplaceand broughtthe,unanimoussupportofthewesternBishops sothattheentireChurch wasunitedtogetherandto theHolySeeintheprofessionofthesamefaith.

ItisconsideredparticularlytrueofthisCouncil

PopularJesuit DiesinLondon

LONDON,July19(NC).TheRev.FrancisCharles Devas,S.J.,notedpreacher, conductorofretreats,and oneofBritain'smostpopular,.Jesuits,hasdiedin NorthCheam,Surrey(July 9).

FatherDevas,whowas74 yearsold,wasparticularly well-knowninLondon,his nativecity,whereforthe past28yearshehadworkedattheJesuitchurchof Farmstreet,inMayfair. Hewassuperiortherefor thefirstfiveyearsafter WorldWarII.

Alwaysingreatdemand aspreacher,chairmanof conferences,andondaysof recollection,FatherDevas hadlatterlyacquirednew fameasanumpireatquizzesandround-tablediscussions.

FatherDevaswasoneof threepriest-brothers,the othersbeingtheRev.DominicDevas,O.F.M.,andthe Rev.RaymundDevas,O.P.

thattheprimacyofthe RomanPontiffwasshown asatrueprimacyofjurisdictiOnandnotoneofsimplehonour.ItwasrecognisedthathewasthesuccessortoSt.Peter,towhom allothersdeferred.Itwas atthisCouncilthattheproposalofmakinga"second Rome"ofConstantinoplefor theEasternChurchwas firmlyrejected.

RamousFamily

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HUMPHREY,Neb.(NC). -Twinbrothers,newly-ordainedFranciscanpriests, camebacktoSt.Francis churchhereandoffered theirfirstSolemnMasses. Theyaremembersofa familywhichhasgiven11 toreligiouslife. ThetwinsaretheRevs. FrankandPhilipWindolph, O.F.M.TheywereassistedattheirMassesbytheir threebrothers,Fathers AgathoandJobWindolph, andFraterNestorWindolph,allFranciscans. Proudestpersoninthe churchwastheirmother, Mrs.Oscar'Windolph.

Othermembersofthe familyinreligiouslifeare: SistersRita,ofSanPierre, Ind.;Bernard,ofChicago; Oscar,ofGallup,N.Mex.; Agenda,ofSiouxCity,Ia.; Monica,ofMiddleton,N.Y., andLuke,ofMilwaukee.

PriestWarnsThatSydneyIsBeing FloodedWithCorruptingSexComics

Thequestionofimmoral andunwholesomecomics particularlysexycomicsfor teen-agers,hasdeveloped intoamajorproblemin Australia.

DirectoroftheCatholic YouthOrganiiation,the Rev,JohnLeonird,publishedsomebitingcornmentsin"TheCatholic Weekly"hereonthissubject.Hisviewscreateda considerablestirandshortlythematterbecamethe subjectofdiscussioninthe Senate.

Mostoftheundesirable comicsarereprintsofAmericanpublications.TheDepartmentofTradeandCustomshasforbiddentheir importationintoAustralia, eitherinbulk.orinsingle copiesforreproduction.But thelawisbeingcircumvented,itischarged,because copiesarepostedtoprivate addressesinAustralia,renderingdetectiondifficult. Theyarethenpreparedby artistsandprintersforlocal reproductions.

InhisarticleFather Leonardsaidthat,having exploitedcrime,honourand inter-planetaryadventureto thesaturationpoint,pub- lishersarenowturningto sexas culatedthesubjectbestcaltorakeinprofits.

"Ifsomemaniacwent roundatdawnputting strychnineinmilkcanson doorstepsandhospitalwards becamejammedwiththe convulsedbodiesofdyingchildren,thepublicwouldn't wastetimeonanoutcryparentswouldact-grimly;perhapsevensavagely,"said FatherLeonard."Butevidentlyitdoesn'tmatter muchifitisthesoulwhich ispoisoned.

"Sydneyisbeingflooded withthemostcorruptingsex literatureitispossibleto imagine.Manypeopleare unawareofit.Mos1seemto beindifferentaboutit.I havebeforemeafairlyrep- resentativeheapofthetype ofstuffnowbeingsoldon emrsimmemmessomusessommessis

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PARIS,July21(NC).-Thenational characteristicsandreligiousspiritofdifferentpeoplesmustalwaysberespectedby UNESCO,ArchbishopAngeloRoncalli, PapalNunciotoFranceandthe'HolySee's delegate-observerinUNESCO,statedatthe closingsessionofthatorganisation'sgeneralconferencehere.

Praisingtheworkof UNESCO(UnitedNations Educational,Scientificand CulturalOrganization),the Archbishoppointedout thatmanyofitsaimsare thesameasthosethe Churchhasworkedfor throughthecenturiesinall partsoftheworld.

Itsaim,hestated,isto arousegreatandenergetic effortsohbehalfofjustice, libertyandpeaceforall peoplesoftheearth,without distinctionofrace,language orreligion.

But,headded,"ifIstop toemphasizethisdefinite standtakenbyUNESCO...in

regardtomattersofrace, languageandreligion,itis notsothattheracial,literaryorreligiousvalues6f anypeoplemaybeneglectedorignored."

"Onthecontrary",hecontinued,"itisinorderthat thesevaluesmayalwaysbe heldinthehighestesteem. UNESCOdesirestobe,let usspeakforthclearly,a greatschoolofrespect;but assuchitmustbeneither blindnordeaftothefundamentalvaluesofthepsyChologyofeverypeople,namelytheirnationalconsciousnessandreligious spirit."

newsstandsalloverthe country.Theyareallbooks ofcomicstripsforteenagers.Almostallarein colour...

"Ibelieve(parents)will bejoltedoutoftheirapathy whentheylearnthatmany oftheseareprintedbythe dailynewspapercompanies, whosopiouslyproclaim, whenitsuitsthem,their concernformoralityand mentalhealthandthepublic good.

"Imustadmittohaving beenreallyworriedmyself whenIfoundouthow widespreadwastheuseof suchliterature,eveninsome ofourbestCatholicschool circles.Itdoesn'tneedmuch imaginationtopicturethe countlessthousandsofyoung menandgirlswholapup thisstuff,theirwholebeing twistedwithtangledemotionsastheyvicariouslylive throughsuchshamelessly illustratedstuff."

FatherLeonardnotedthat SenatorJohnArmstrpng hasbroughtthematterto theattentionofSenator NeilO'Sullivan,Ministerfor TradeandCustoms,whose Departmentistheoneconcerned.SenatorO'Sullivan admitteditwasthefunction ofhisdepartmenttoprevent theentryofsuchcomics into,Australia.

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WaysofCounteradingBadFilmsAreDiscussed

AFTERTHETALKATNEDLANDSbytheRev.J.McNamara,membersoftheY.C.W.andN.C.G.M.brokeupinto groupstodiscusstheinfluenceoffilms.Picturedisoneofthe groupswiththeRev.J.O'Brien,aninterestedlistener(Report, Page2).

EsperantistsMeet

In23rd.Convention

MUNICH,July'16(NC.) -The23rdInternational ConventionofCatholic Esperantistsistobeheld hereAugust4to11.Delegatesfrom11countriesare expectedtoattend.Bishop JohannesNeuhalusler, AuxiliaryofMunich,isofficialsponsorofthemeetings. RohracherArchbishopAndreas ofSalzburg,Austria,isanhonorarychairman.

Esperantoisanartificial languageinventedin1887 byDr.F.Zamenhof,aRussianphysician.

ChurchHelpsPreserveLaw&Order

COLOMBO,Ceylon,July 21(NC.)-TheChurch waslaudedhereasabody "zealousinthepreservation oflawandorder." Thetributecamefrom SirOliverGoodtilleke,governorofCeylon,ashe addressedtheSt.Anthony Collegealumniassociation here. "Thereisnobodymore zealousinthepreservation oflawandorderthanthe RomanCatholicChurch," theGovernorsaid."Itisan acceptedviewofmyGovernmentandmyPrime Ministerthatwecanlook

totheRomanCatholic Chtirchforthatstability withoutwhichgoodgovernmentisimpossible.Imust alsoexpressourthankfulnesstotheRomanCatholic Churchforthecooperation inthestate'sschemeofeducation."

CatholicsinCeylonconductnearly700schools, subjecttothecontrolofthe stateinthematteroforga-nizationandcurriculaof studies.Lessthanten percentofthepopulationis Cathqlic.Inapopulationof sixandonehalfmillion, Catholicsnumberabout 460,000.

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'OnBorrowedTime'WasHighlight

DuringJulyIsaw"FrenchverywellproducedbyPat forLove"(byMarguerite SteenandDerek.Patmore) attheRepertory;"TheVagabondKing"atHisMajesty's,andShaw"s"Caesar andCleopatra,"aSt. George'scollegeproduction, attheRepertorytheatre.

Ialsosawarepeatperformanceof"OnBorrowed Time"atNewNorcia. I considerthistobetheyear's bestplaysofar.Themannerinwhichtheplayersacquittedthemselvesunder adverseconditionsreflected greatcreditontheAcademy ofTheatreArts.Therewas asmuchartistryintheper- formanceatNewNorciaas therewasintheFestival production.Regretisbeing openlyexpressedintheatricalcirclesinPerththatthis playwillbedeniedtheopportunityofcompetingin nextmonth'sfinalsofthe JubileeDramaFestival.

Tolookbackthroughthe month'stheatreistofeel keenlywhatonehasknown allalong-thatthebest .playersarethosethathave learnttoapproachtheart ofdramawithsincerityand humility,andthatthebest playsarethosethatexhibit themost"human"qualities (thatisthethoughts,feelings,andaspirationsof everydayfolk).

Withsuchcriteriain mind,wetakeourhatsoff to"OnBorrowedTime,"to DonEmeryforhismoving portrayalofGrandfather, andtoChristineNealefor heralmostequallydelightfulpictureofGrandmother; andtothelittlegirl,G. Stacey,forherwinningimpersonationofaboythat goesstraighttoeveryone's heart-"Pud."

WesaluteAnneHolmes, too,whosangsoeffortlessly andsosweetlyasthelady Katherinein"TheVagabondKing"(thehaunting melodyof"OnlyaRose" willstaywithusforalong time).Wepaytributenot toCaesar,buttothatextraordinarycreature,Ftatateeta,whomHelen-Maris Burnsbroughtsomuchto lifein"CaesarandCleopatra."Wereserveanappreciativethought,too,for FrankLongley'srestfulpro prietorialairin"FrenchFor Love."

"FRENCHFORLOVE."..

Thiswasaplaywewere unabletorecommendbecauseofitsbarefacedcondonationofadultery.In otherrespectsitwasanhilariouscomedy,andwas

IT'STHETALKOFTHEWHOLETOWN!.

White.Itwasnotseductive,andprobablywould notharmanadultaudience ofthisblase20th.century; butitwasnoticeablethatit attractedanunusuallylarge numberofteenagers.This wastobedeplored.

"THEVAGABONDRING."

ThisRepertorymusical, givenabroadsweeponthe commodiousstageofHis Majestystheatre,wasa greatsuccess-aproduction tobeproudof.Thestagingandcostumingwereexcellent,thelightingcarefullydirected.Thechoral workwasgood,theacting good,andthecomedyconstant.Chiefdeficiencywas, asusual,thelackofafirstratemalesinger;butAnne Holmes,intheprimadonna role,wasabovereproach. The 'vagabonds'were rathertooprettyandtqo well-dressed-andalso,at times,ratherchildish;but thegeneraleffectwasnot greatlyimpaired.James Kempputononeofhisbest actsastheextravagantly gracefulandrathermad courtier,andhewasably partneredbyIanMilbank. Themalelead,Leonard Walker,spokerichlyand acteddashingly.Theorchestrawasratherthin. MadgeSearcyproducedwithdistinction.

"CAESAR&CLEOPATRA"

Shaw'splaydidnot impress.Downtothefirst intervaltheproduction heldinterest,butthereafterittailedoff.Cleopatra wasbutaveryordinary slipofagirl,devoidofcolourandcharacter; Caesarhadnogreatness. TheseParegeneralisations meanttoindicatedisappointmentwiththeview takenoftwoofhistory's mostcelebratednames;it shouldnotbeinferred thatthepeopleactingthe partshadnoability. Thesewasagreatdealof abilitydisplayedbyall membersofthecast.But theover-alleffectwasdisappointing.

Asmentionedearlier,Ftatateetawasparticularlymemorable.Tosingleoutother playerswouldbetosetupinvidiousdistinctions.The production(byDavidBradleyandPhilipScott)moved alongatabriskrate.One .obviousdrawbackwasthe uniformyouthofthecast. Thisledtouniformityof voiceandinterpretation;so thatoldstersspokelike youngsters,andunderlings actedwithasmuchdashand verveasCaesarhimself. Result:insufficientlightand shade.

FrenchCardinalsSpeak'Words ofPeace'ForMarshalPetain

ByM.MASSIANI (Correspondent,N.C.W.C.NewsService).

PARIS,July25(Radio).-France's fourCardinals,payingtributetothecontroversialMarshalHenri-PhilippePetain, heroofVerduninWorldWarI.,whowas condemnedasatraitorin1945afterservingaschiefofstateoftheVichyregime, warnedthatatMossessaidforthedeceased soldiertheremustbenopoliticaldemonstrations.

"Beforethetombofaman whoknewsuchgloryand suchhumiliation,itisfitting tospeakonlywordsof peace,"theCardinals'statementsaid.Itwassigned byTheirEminencesAchille CardinalLienart,ArchbishopofLille;PierreCardinal Gerber,Archbishop of Lyons;JulesCardinal Saliege,ArchbishopofToulouse,andEmileCardinal Rogues,ArchbishopofRennes.

MarshallPetaindiedon July23,attheageof95,on thebleakIled'Yeu,offthe Frenchcoast,wherehehad servedfiveyearsofalife termonatreasonconviction beforehissentencewas commutedlastmonth.The Marshal'spoorhealthhad preventedhisreturntothe mainland,eventhoughhe wasafreeman.Hedied inavillaontheprisonisle, andamongthoseathisbedsidewasanun.

Attheburialriteshis bodywasdressedinthe Marshal'suniform,which hadbeenwithdrawnfrom himbysentenceoftheHigh CourtattheendofWorld WarH.Pinnedtotheuniformwasasingledecoration,theMilitaryMedal, seldomaccordedtoliving officersofhighrank.This hadbeenbestowedonthe Marshalafterthehistoric battleofVerdun,wherehe madethefamousstatement, "Theyshallnotpass:'

ThefourFrenchCardinals,afterrecallingMarshalPetain'sbrilliantservicesinthefirstWorld War,notedthatattheadvancedageof84hewas calledontoheadthedefeatedFrenchnationin WorldWarII.Intheface

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ofinvasionandenemyoccupation,hehadtoshoulder theheaviestresponsibilities, theCardinalsaid.

"Hisactionshavebeen heatedlydiscussedever since,"theywenton."He himself,however,always hasproclaimedtherightnessofhisintentionsand hasdeclaredthatherelied ontheimpartialjudgment ofhistory.Itis,infact, historythatwilljudgehim afterGod.

"Theemotionthathas beenstirredinrecentdays bytheexpectationofhis deathleadsustobelieve thatMasseswillbeasked forthereposeofhissoul. Wecanonlypraisethisaction,whichisinthebest ChristianandFrenchtradition.Butwedonotwish theseMassestogiveanoceasionforpoliticaldemonstrations.

"Thedignitywhichisbefittingreligiousceremonies andtherecollectionrequiredforprayerforthedead mustbemaintained throughout:'

PrayersfortheMarshal hadbeenaskedbyGen. MaximeWeygand,World WarII.Frenchmilitary leader,thenovelistsBordeauxandTharoud,thehistorianMedelin,andseveral generals.Theysaid:

"AllFrenchmenremainingfaithfultothememory ofMarshalPetainareinvitedtocontactthereligiousministersoftheirregionsinordertojoininthe prayerswhich,willbesaid forthereposeofthesoulof thisgreatsoldier."

In"LaCroix,"Parisdaily, whichhasanumberofprovincialeditions,theeditor inchiefwrotethatifPetain hadbeentriedin1951his sentencecertainlywould nothavebeenthesameas thatof1945.Theeditor, theRev.EmileGabel,A.A., wrote:

"Oldsoldierthathewas, theMarshalneverthought ofbetrayingFrance.He

wishedtoverveit.Hewas carriedawaybytheagein whichhelived,bymen,and byevents.Butthechief mustdominatetheage,men andevents.Heisaccountablenotaloneforwhathe wouldhavewishedtodo, butforwhatwasdone.

"TheMarshalhasappealedtothejudgmentofhistory.Wearenothistory, stilllessGod.Inallfairnesswefeelincapableof passingsentence.

"Butitisnotforbidden Frenchmentorecallthe gloryofVerdun,whichwill nevertarnish.Amanis notforbiddentothinkof theoldmanwhosetwilight oflifewassosorrowful.A Christianisnotforbiddento prayforhimwhoappears beforetheJustJudge."

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LACROSSE,Wis.(NC)ASundayMissalthatfoiled alethalmissileandsaved hislife,istheproudpossessionofThomasBurns,ofSt. Mary'sparish,inAltoona Wis.,U.S.A.

AyearagowhenMr. BurnswasleavingforoverseasdutyinKorea,hispastor,theRev.JamesE.Noonan,presentedhimwitha SundayMissalandaRosary. Mr.Burnswrotethathe madeitahabittocarrythe MissalandRosaryinaplasticbagintheleftbreast pocketofhisshirt.HeretaPedthatafewmonthsago aoulletfromaCommunist'sriflestrucktheprayer bookandcutitneatlyin twolengthwise.Hesaid theMissaldeflectedthebulletsufficientlysothathereceivedonlyasurface wound.

DeathofSoleFreeCardinalBehind

IronCurtainReducesCollegeto49 (N.C.W.C.NewsService).

BERLIN,July23.-ThedeathofHis EminenceAdamCardinalSapieha,ArchbishopofCracow,Poland,reportedhere,reducestheSacredcollegeofCardinalsto49, andremovesfromthescenetheonlyCardinalbehindtheIronCurtainwhohadbeen stillfreetocarryonh'sministry.

TheCardinal,Poland's onlymemberinth'Sacred College,reportedlydiedat Cracow.Hehadbeeninill healthforalongtimeand was84yearsold.

Hisdeathletves21vacanciesintheSacredCollege,whichhasatraditional complimentof70.The onlylivingCardinalnow behindtheIronCurtainis HisEminenceJosefCardinalMindszenty,Primate ofHungary,whoisin prison.

CardinalSapiehahad recentlyhopedtogoto Romeforthebeatification ofPopePiusX,bywhom hewasconsecratedand underwhomheservedin Rome.Buthewaspreventedfromgoingbecauseof hislingeringillness.HevisitedRomein1950andwas theonlyBishopfromPoland tovisittheEternalCityduringtheHolyYear.

DuringWorldWarII CardinalSapiehafought courageouslytoprotecthis peoplefrominjusticesand oppressionbytheNazis. Afterthewarhehadtofight

ROME,July23(NC.) -Astoryistoldhereillustratingthepowerof sharpretortofHisEminenceAdamCardinal Sapieha,deceasedArchbishopofCracow.

TheCardinal,itisrelated,wasoncerefuseda passporttogoabroadby agovernmentofficialon thegroundsthathe might"picturethepresentgovernmentinabad light."

TheCardinal,whohad seencommunistattacks ontheChurchonlyintensifytheloyaltyofthe faithful,repliedquickly: "HowcouldIdothat? Icouldonlypraiseyou. Thechurcheshavenever beensocrowded."

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LondonJesuitsExhibitOddRelics OfEngland'sReformationMarlyn

ByJOHNA.GREAVES (Correspondent,N.C.W.C.NewsService).

LONDON,July18.-Thethumbofa martyr,theprayer-bookofacondemned queen,holybones,ropes,clothsoakedin blood-relicsoftheChurch'sfightagainst pastenemies-arenowonshowinLondon

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PatheticchalicesastinybloodofBlessedHenry aseggcups,thimble-size altarcruets,camouflaged vestmentsand500-year-old Masskitsmadeforhiding areallpartofanhistorical exhibitionofEnglishCatholiclifeattheJesuits'hallin theheartoffashionable Mayfair.

Theyillustratehow,duringthatlongpainstaking purgeofmedievalBritainthenasCatholicanationas anyonearth-neverquite lostitsfightfortheFaith, andlaterwasready-with Irishhelp-tohitbackmore powerfullythan ever throughouttheEnglishspeakingworld.

Theyshow,too,thatthose tyrantsofthepast,ashatefulandthorough,astheir counter-partsbehindthe IronCurtainto-day,never quitesucceeded.Thetyrants aredead,buttheFaithremains.

Theexhibition,whichwill continueuntilSeptember 15,isaseriesofinteresting items,everyoneofthem worthabookforitself.

Therearetwolittlehandkerchiefs,stillblood-red andsealedinaphial.The handkerchiefsarethoseof theFrenchandPortuguese Ambassadorsdippedinthe

Morse,S.J.,executedin LondonbyCromwell'smen in1644.

ThereistheBookof HoursofMaryQueenof Scots,saidtohavebeen usedbyheronthescaffold atherexecutionin1587,the ropeusedtohangBlessed DavidLewis,S.J.,in1679, arelicandamanuscript letterofBlessedOliver Plunkett.

Thereismaterialfrom thevestmentsofSt.Cuthbert-thewhereaboutsof whosebodyinDurham's nowProtestantcathedralais knownonlytothreemembersoftheBenedictine Order.Thereisthemodern-looking"drinkingcan" ofSt.ThomasMore,andall sortsofotherodd,holy andinterestingexhibits.

Vestmentsonshowincludea"pedler'svestment," designedtopassforapatchworkquiltatcloseinspection,butwiththeCross plainlyvisibleatadistance. Undergroundpriestsoften passedthemselvesoffas pedlars.

Booksincludeancient missals,somehandwritten Onvellum,andsomeprintedbythesecretpressesof theCatholicresistance.

thesamebattleagainstthe monoeuvringsofthecommunistregimewhich

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DUBLIN,July27(NC).-Numerous offersofassistance,financialandotherwise, havereachedthedirectorsoftheAbbey theatrefollowingthedestructionofthe building,which-onceamorgue-cradled theworldfamousAbbeyPlayers.

Managersofmanyhalls inDublinofferedtemporaryaccommodationtothe Abbeycompany.Among themtheCapuchinFathers offeredthemtheirFather MathewhallandtheCatholicGirlGuidestheirArchbishopByrnehall.

TheAbbeydirectorsfinallyagreedtoacceptfora seasontheuseoftheRupert GuinnessMemorialhall, obtainedforthemthrough thegoodofficesofLord Moyne,oneofthedirectors ofArthurGuinnessSon& Companybrewers.The seasonextendsfromJuly30 toSeptember22.Thislittle theatre,situatedinanold partofthecityclosetothe famousbrewery,seats600, andcontrastsstrangely withtheAbbeyinthatits lightingandentireequipmentismostmodern.

Meantime,theproblemof rebuildingtheoldAbbey theatreorerectinganentirelynewNationaltheatre worthytohousethegreat traditionoftheAbbey company,isbeingfaced realistically.ManagingDirectorBlymeoftheAbbey PlayershashadaninterviewwiththeMinisterof Finance,SeanMacEntee, andsaysthattheGovernmentisanxioustohelp.The directorsoftheAbbeyhope

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SenateConfirms U.S.A.Ambassador. WASHINGTON(NC.)TheSenatehasconfirmed the,nominationofNavy SecretaryFrancisP.MItthewstobeUnitedStates AmbassadortoIreland.A nationally-knownCatholic leaderandformerSupreme KnightoftheKnightsof Columbus,Mr.Matthews hasservedasSecretaryof theU.S.NavysinceMay, 1949.

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GiveMarbleAltar DUBLIN,July27(NC.) -Amagnificentwhite marblealtarwithgreen panelssurroundedbygold mosaic,madebyaDublin craftsman,hasbeenpresentedtothenewChurch ofBlessedMartindePorres,PortofSpain,Trinidad.Thegiftwasmade possiblethroughdonations fromallranksofthePost Officestaffshere.

TheRev.LeoLennon, O.P.,whoisattachedtothe Trinidadmission,received thealtaronbehalfofthe VeryRev.B.Whelan,O.P., pastoroftheRosary 11.11INI111M1111111WIIIII1111

Church,PortofSpain.J. Kearney,chairnianofthe BlessedMartinAltarCommittee,saiditcostapproximately£800.

FatherLennonexpressed deepappreciationofthis manifestationofIrishfaith andgoodwork.

CauseofBlessed

OliverContinued

VATICANCITY,July24 (Radio,NC.)-ThecanonizationcauseoftheBlessedOliverPlunkett,the martyr,wasresumedtoday whenArchbishopJohnF. D'AltonofArmagh,Primate ofIreland,discusseditwith theSacredCongregationof Ritesataregularsession.

Thesessionalsoexaminedpossibilitiesintheintroductionoftwoothercauses andthewritingsofanother ServantofGod.TheSacred Congregationdiscussedthe introductionofthecauses oftheServantsofGod ElenaBettini,foundressof theInstituteoftheDaughtersofDivineProvidence andMariaRosaMolas Valve,foundressoftheSistersofOurLadyofConsolation.Thewritingsexa- minedwerethoseofthe ServantofGodJerome Jeaegen.

IrishBishopNamed ToLibertanPost VATICANCITY,July16 (Radio,NC.)-Anapos- tolicInternunciaturehas beenestablishedinLiberia, theindependentNegrorepubliconthesouthwest coastofAfrica,accordingto anannouncementatthe Vatican.BishopJohnCollinsoftheAfricanMission SocietyofLyonswhois VicarApostolicofMonrovia,hasbeennamedInternuncio.Theseatofthe InternunciatureofMonrovia,thecapitalofLiberia.

Liberiahasmaintaineda legationattheHolySeefor thepast20years.Itspre- sentEnvoyExtraordinaryandMinisterPlenipotentiary isCharlesSommaruga.

BishopCollins,whois TitularofTala,wasbornin theDioceseofRoss,Ireland, onAugust21,1889andordainedin1913.Hewas namedVicarApostolicof Monraviain1934. Sports

IrishGirlsTrain WithUSDominicans TACOMA,Wash.,(NC.)

FourIrishgirlshavetaken uptraininghereaspostulantsoftheDominicanSisters,CongregationofSt. ThomasAquinag,aftera flighttoSeattle-Tacomas InternationalAirport.

Theyarethefirstgirlsto cometothisarea,headquartersoftheSisters,fromthe houseofpostulantsestablishedbytheOrderearlier thisyearinCrosshaven, CountyCork,Ireland.

MotherEdwardine, mothergeneralofthe Order,wasonhandatthe airporttogreetthefour. Theypresentedherwithan Irishlinentableclothand extendedagreetingfrom theSistersinIreland.The girlsaretrainingatthe motherhouseattheMt.St. DominicNovitiatehere.

Threeofthepostulants arenativesofCounty Cork-ElizabethLynch,17, MarieMurphy,19,and AnneO'Sullivan,23.Agnes Conlon,17,isfromCounty Sligo.

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DEATH

CRISP,GrayceMary,-On

July26,1951,suddenly,belovedwifeofStanleyCrisp, dearlylovedmotherofJoan andGeorge,anddarling GranofSusanandAnne.

TheLordofPeaceHimselfgrantherpeace.

PRUNSTER.-OnJuly21, attheYorkHospital,fortifiedbytheritesoftheHoly Church,JosephVerman,belovedhusbandofSarah Ann,andfondfatherof William(deceased),Vic, Loy,Gertie(Mrs.Barron), JoeandVes.,father-in-law ofEileen(deceased),Annie, Clare,ReneandLorna, grandfatherof21andgreat grandpaof4;aged83-years 3months.

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COLLERAN,Connolly.-Of yourcharity,prayforthe reposeofthsoulofThomas Colleran,dearlylovedhusbandofMargaret,loving fatherofPegandPeter, whopassedawayonthe 2nd.August,1950.R.I.P. FITZSIMONS.-Ofyourcharity,prayforthesoulof myhusband,George,who departedthislifeAugust2, 1950.

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LEEN.-Insadandloving memoryofourdearhusbandandfather,Michael Leen,whodepartedthislife onAugust2,1944.R.I.P.

MostSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyonhis soul.

-Insertedbyhisloving wifeandfamily.

O'NEILL,PatrickThomas. -Inlovingmemoryofour dearhusbandandfather, whopassedawayAugust4, 1950. Everrememberedbyhislovingwifeandfamily.

MostSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyonhis soul.

YOUNG.-Ofyourcharity,prayforthereposeofthe soulofAlmaMayYoung, whopassedawayonAugust10,1950. Eternalrestgranttoher, 0Lord.

-InsertedbyA.Rogers.

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