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lionsorGoodyAppointedAuxiliaryBishop OfPerthToHelpAdministerExpandingSee

HisGracetheArchbishophasbeeninformedbytheApostolicDelegate(MostRev.Dr.P.Morella)thatthe_HolySeehas accededtohisrequestforanAuxiliaryBishoptoassisthiminthe workofadministeringtherapidly-developingArchdioceseof Perth.

TheparishpriestofBedfordPark,theRt.Rev.Mgr.LauncelotJGoody,D.D.,D.Ph.,hasbeenappointed.Hewillprobably beconsecratedearlyinNovember.HistitularseeisAbydos.

TitularSeeRecalls ClassicMemories

BorninLondonin1908,rateinthefollowingyear.erectionofSt.Jerome's theBishop-electcametoFromRome,hewenttochurch,Spearwood. WestAustraliawithhisYugoslaviatostudythe parentsin1916.Hiseduca-languageandafter 13 tionwasreceivedatSt.monthsspentprircipally Joseph'sconvent,VictoriainSplit,Dalmatiaandin Square,andattheChris-l'.r.intenegro,hereturnedtc tian.Brothers'Icollege,Australiaattheendof Perth. 1932.

HispriestlystudieswereForthenextthreeyears, madeatPropagandaco:MonsignorGoodywasatle tachedtothestaffofSt. tamed RomewhereheobthedoctorateinMary'sCathedral.Healso engagedinapostolicwork philosophyin1927.Ordain-amongtheSlavpopulation edin1930,Mgr.Goodywasofthemetropolitanarea awardedthedivinitydccto-andwasresponsibleforthe

ItissaidthattheBishopelectspeakstheSlavtongue asfluentlyandmoregrammaticallythanmanynatives.

In1935thelateArchbishopClunepostedhimto Kalgoorlieasassistantpriest andshortlyafterwardshe becameparishpriestof Boulder.In1937hewas transferredtothechargeof Toodyaywhereheremaineduntil1940.

SomeinterestinghistoryattachestoAbydos, thetitularSeeofEVhopElectGoody.Itwasa titularseeofTroas,in AsiaMinor,suffraganof Cyzicus,intheHellesponticprovince.Situatedatthenarrowestpoint oftheHellespont,itwas famousastheleegndary spotwhereLeanderswam overtoSestustovisithis mistress.Hero.

Here,too.Xerxesbuilt thefamousbridgeof boats(480B.C.)onwhich hecrossedwithhistroops toapromontoryonthe oppositeEuropeanshore.

Theoriginofthetitular Seesdatesfromthetime whentheCrusaders,

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Inthatyear,Archbishop Prendivilledecidedtoset upaminorseminaryat GuildfordandMonsignor Goodywasnamed rector.Untiltheopeningof St.Charles'in1942hewas engagedinorganisational work.Hefilledtheofficeof rectorwithdistinctionfor eightyearsuntiltheVincentianFatherstookover. NinestudentsfromtheSeminaryhavebeenordained. Monsignorthenwent abroadontwelvemonths furloughandonhisreturn

wasappointedfirstparish priestofthenewparishof BedfordPark.Hewas engagedinthehumblebut strenuoustaskofhod-carriertothebuilderofhis nearly-completedpresbyterywhenhereceivedthe newsofhiselevation.

Inadditiontohispastoral duties,theBishop-electhas interestedhimselfinthe positionoftheCatholic schoolsandhasmadeseveralstrikingstatementson thequestion.HehasassistedtheformationofPa-

rents'andFriends'Associations.

Inco-operationwiththe Newmansocietyhehas givenseverallecturesseries attheUniversity,themost recentbeing"Catholicism undertheMicroscope".

MonsignorGoodyisalso chaplaintotheLeagueof St.ThomasMorewhich catersforCatholicprofessionalmen,amemberof theCouncilofCatholicAction,andadirectorofthe boardofmanagementof "TheRecord."

throughtheirconquests oftheMohammedans,establishedLatinbishoprics intheconqueredterritories.Later,ontheirdefeat,theBishopswent intoexile,takingtheir titleswiththemtoassist, otherBishopsintheWest. Sincethattimeithas beencommonforAuxiliaryandCoadjutorBishopstobeassignedthe titlesoftheSeesfrom whichtheBishopswere extrudedbytheSaracens.

AmazingProgressof17 YearsShowsNeedofAid

PARISHES

Thefollowingnewparisheswereerected:EastVictoriaPark(1935), Beaconsfield,Harvey,Norseman(1936),ShentonPark, OsbornePark,Wanneroo, Mt.Barker,Kondinin(1937), Bayswater,Donnybrook, MosmanPark(1938),East Fremantle(1939),Belmont (1940),Cunderdin(1941), Kalamunda,Lesmurdie (1943),Armadale,WaroonaYarloop(1945),TambellupCranbrook(1946),Bassendean,FloreatPark, Rockingham,(1947),Scarborough(1948),Bedford Park,BruceRock,Gosnells, Mundaring,Spearwood (1949),Denmark,Kensington,MargaretRiver,Tambellup,(1950),Pemberton, Riverton,NorthBeach,Kojonup,Carlisle-Kewdale (1951).

RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES

NewReligiousOrdersand Congregationswereintroduced,asfollows:-

TheCarmeliteSisters (1935)wereenclosedin

theirmonasteryatDalkeith.

TheJesuitFathers(1938) openedSt.LouisSchoolat Claremont.

TheDominicanNuns (1941)openedanewconventandschoolatBedford Park.

TheBrigidineNunsopenedanewconventandschool atSubiacoandaschoolin FloreatPark.

ThePallottineFathers (1944)establishedaHouse intheArchdioceseatRiverton.

TheVincentianFathers (1948)cametoconductSt. Charles'Seminary.

TheMaristBrothers (1948)openedanewHigh SchoolatNortham.

TheFranciscanFather:: (1950)tookchargeofthe parishofMidlandJunction.

TheDaughtersofOur LadyofCompassion(1949) cametocarefortheorphan boysatClontarfandCastledare.

Other'Congregationsexpectedthisyearare:

TheServiteFathersto takechargeofthenew parishofWannerooandto

giveMissionstoItaliansin theArchdiocese. TheHelpersoftheHoly Souls,nuns,whocarefor thechronicsickintheirown homes.

EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS

St. Guildford.Charles'Seminary, (1942).

St.Louis'School(Jesuit Fathers),Claremont.(1938). AquinasCollege,(Chris- tianBrothers),Mt.Henry. (1938).

SantaMariaLadies'College(SistersofMercy), Attadale.(1938).

MaterDeiTrainingCollege(SistersofMercy), VictoriaSquare(1938).

ChristianBrothersnigh School,HighgateHill. ChristianBrothersCollege,Leederville. St.Patrick'sTechnical school.

St.Paul'sHighSchool, Northam(MaristBrothers).

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS

Harvey,Norseman,HavelockStreet(WestPerth), Mt.Barker,Spearwood,

MostRev.L.J.Goody,D.D.,D.Ph, AuxiliaryBishop-Elect

FormerClassMate, StudentPayTribute

TheRev.F.Ryan,parish priestofGuildford,paid tributetotheBishop-elect, whowasaclass-mateat Propagandacollege,Rome.

"ThequalitiesthatmarkedoutLauncelotGoodyas `episcopaltimber'showed veryearlyinhisclerical career,sothattheactual appointmentcameasno surprise.

"Hissuccessasastudent andasapriestiswell known.Butlesswellknown istherealman.Apartfrom hisfriends,itispossible thatfewrealisethatbehind anaturalreserveofmanner andanalmostdisconcerting quicknessofintellect,there liesanunusualabilityfor makinglastingfriends.The abilityformakingfriends containssomanyqualities thatitisdifficulttoparticularise.However,twothings standoutinmymind:firstly,therecollectionofa helpinghandgivenwhenit wasbadlyneededandunexpected,and,secondly,the generalattitudeofbroad understandingthattomy mindgoesbeyondNewman'sdefinitionofagentlemanas'onewhodoesnot giveoffence,'andmayhe expressedas'onewho neverlightlytakesoffence.'

"Hewasheadprefectin Propagandacollegeata timewhenmanytraditional customswereunderchange andtheunderstandingbetweenstudentsandsuperiorswasmorethanusually required.Idoubtthatthe collegeeverknewahappier period,dueinnosmallway tothisqualityofunderNannup,Waroona,Gwelup, Bayswater,BedfordPark, HerneHill,CareyStreet, (SouthPerth),Windsor Street(EastPerth),East VictoriaPark,Armadale, Wanneroo,Carlisle,Osborne Park,Scarborough,Mundaring,Boulder,Belmont (extended),Dardanup,FloreatPark,HighgateHill (additions),MargaretRiver, Palmyra(additions).

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standing.Thesamequalitymarkedhisperiodas rectorofthediocesanseminaryandhistermsasparishpriest,soIseenoreasonwhyhewillnotmake anunderstandingandkind Bishopaswellasalearned one."

SeminaryOrganised, TraditionsPlanted

TheRev.J.O'Brien,assistantpriestatLeederville, andoneofthefirststudents ofSt.Charles'seminaryto beordainedfortheArchdiocese,commentedonthe newappointment:

"Dr.Goody'sappointment willcausenosurpriseto thosewhostudiedatSt. Charles'seminaryduring hisrectorship.Whenhe' wasplacedincharge,the seminarygroundswerein disorder,theolivetrees,so neatlykeptto-day,were ramblingandwild,andat timesIthinkthatthenewlyarrivedseminarianswere inasimilarstate.There werenotraditions,noestablishedroutine,onlya scoreofyoungWestAustraliansentirelyunusedto communitylife.Without harshnessorpanic,routines cameintoexistenceand traditionsgrewup.Itall seemedsosimplethenthat noneofusrealisedthe planningandcapabilityit musthavedemandedofour Rector.

"Apartfromablycarrying sorialoutthenormalprofesdutiesIthinkhe showedparticularforesight inintroducingthestudyof Italiantoourcurriculum. andwemustallthankhim forgivinghissparetimeto encouragingusinourliteraryanddebatingsociety. Hestrovetogiveusalove fortheliturgy,andbore patientlywithourcacophoniesuntilwegrewto appreciateGregorianchant. Nodoubthewillbringthis samtremendousanddetailedinterestinhiswork tothishigherstationinthe ChurchinwhichtheHolySpirithasplacedhim."

NewYouthBranches

OnSunday,Aug.19,thebranchesof theY.C.W.andN.C.G.M.wereofficially openedinEastFremantle,when16young menandwomenreceivedtheirbadgesfrom theRev.Dr.E.Sullivan.FollowingDevotionsalladjournedtotheparishschool, whereacapacitycrowdof150,inwhichten otherbrancheswererepresented,enjoyeda concertpresentedbytheleaders,whoshowedawidevarietyofunsuspectedtalent.

dance, 15s.Totalsofar, £559s.

AthleticClubDates

OnThursday,Sept.20, membersoftheY.C.W.athleticclubareholdinga grandcarnivaldanceat Y.A.L.hall,withRonJenkins'orchestra.Novelties andthrillsgalore.

FoundedinSandWaste

ClontarfChaises1,,903

Duringtheevening,theBranchCommunions parishpriest,theRev.G. O'Callaghan,thankedDr. Sullivan,andstressedthe necessityandvalueofthe movements.Briefspeeches werealsomadebytheparishpresidents,MonicaHarringtonandJoeMcMullen, andthediocesanpresidents, MargaretCollopyandRay Twomey.

Aftertheconcerthoura generouslyacceptedsupper wasprovided-thehighlightofwhichwasthe spot-litsceneofMonicaand Joetogethercuttingthe movements'birthdaycake. Atalentedlocalthree-piece bandthenprovidedthe dancemusicuntil11.30.All who enjoyedattendedthoroughly theevening. Specialthanksaredueto Mr.C.Burrowes,thePaino brothers,fortheirassistance.toMrs.Smith,forthe cake,andtoMr.E.Dedmanforhisversatile4axophony.

Therecordedversionof CanonCardijn'smessageto theAustralianY.C.W.on theoccasionofthetenth anniversarywillbeahighlightattheY.C.W.rallyto beheldattheC.B.C.theatrette,St.George'sterrace, onMonday,September10. Branchesareremindedof thatdate.

Itishopedthatevery branchwillberepresented inlargenumbersatthis rally.Branchpresidents arealsoremindedofthat branchCommuniononSaturday,Sept.8,theactual dateoftheanniversary.

FareFun9Mounts

Sincerethanksareextendedtothefollowingfor donationstotheNational Conferencedelegates'fares: WestPerthY.C.W.,£5; Nedlands(danceproceeds), £4;Highgate leaders' group, 1:additionalprofitfromHeadquarters'

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OnSept.30apicnicto Yanchep.Busesleaving fromG.P.O.at10a.m. sharp.Tickets6s.each. Ticketsmaybeobtained fromD.I.S.C.A.andalso fromMimHogan,Patand OliveMeyer,BillO'Grady, GerryLambe,JohnChilvers,JohnO'Connell,John Walsh,Mrs. Snowden,Worner,Judy andMaureen Hogan.

Memberswhoarenot participatinginwinter sportsareadvisedthat traininghascommencedat LangleyparkonSunday morningsat10.30a.m.,and changingroomsareavailableatC.B.C.

LeedervilleDance

TheSpringcarnival danceoftheLeederville branchwillbeheldatthe Y.A.L.ballroomonMonday,Sept.3.RonJenkin's popularbandwillprovide themusic.Areallygood night'sdancingisassured. Becauseofthecarnival dance,thegeneralmeeting willnotbeheldonMonday night.Thedatefixedfor themeetingisTuesday, Sept.11. Members,please notethechangeindate.

AnniversaryNovena

TheY.C.W.-N.C.G.M.concertisonThursday,Aug. 30,atWestPerth.AnovenafortheY.C.W.iscommencingAug.30andfinishingonFriday,Sept.7.The prayerswillberecitedat7 p.m.eachevening,andall areaskedtofollowitup withHolyCommunionon Saturday,Sept.8,anniversaryday.

CathedralPicnicSet

Ticketsaregoingfastfor theCathedralY.C.W.N.C.G.M.picnictoNational parkonSunday,Sept.16. MembersmayobtainsuppliesfromMaryKeely, RomaWeatherburn,Bob Kessel,orRayTwomey.

Duetotheparishretreat, therewillbenomeetingon nextTuesday,Sept.4.

HeroesofthePark

ByallreportstheVictoria ParktriptoYorkwasa rousingsuccess.Whatwith flattyres,waitingonthe arrivalofoilfromPersia, climbingMt.Bakewell,and variousotheractivities,it wasnowonderthateveryonehadacrackerjackday. Wecongratulatethehardy typeswhoplayedfootball afterreturningfromthe climb.Whatenergy!

Allroadswillleadtothe VictoriaParkTownhallon Friday,Sept.7,whenthe curtainwillriseonthe Y.C.W.andN.C.G.M.concert,"KangarooKapers,"at 8p.m.Beearlyandbeassuredofaseat.

Drivingadray,loadedwithsmallorphanboys,sixmilesthroughtheheavy sandtracksofSubiacototheevenheavier sandplainoftheCanning,BrotherJerome O'Connorcametothenewlyerectedorphanageontheriverbank-"Clontarf."Here theywerewelcomedbyBrothersRyan,Lee, Phelan,andBodkin.ItwasSept.8,1901. Sincethatday,1,903boyshavepassed throughtheinstitution.

,wasbroughtupthe.riverin largesailingbargesorbywagonteamsthroughthe tracklesssandandswampy rivermud-flats.

Toreachthesite,onehad atediousdriveinasulkyto VictoriaParkandathreehourrideonhorseback throughtheroadlessbushland.

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TheChristianBrotherspioneerteacherswereBrohadcometotheWestintherBodkin,oneofthefirst 1894.InOctober,1897,fourBrotherstocometo theyundertookcontrolofa boys'orphanageandindustrialschoolatSubiaco.

TheClontarfsitewasselectedattherequestofBishopGibney,andamongthe

Australia,andBrotherJeromeO'Connor,whodiedin Decemberoflastyear.

ThebuildingofClontarf isanepicstory.Thesand stone,quarriedinCottesloe, 91-Year

-OldPioneerofVictoria

ParkConvent,MotherM.Clare,Dies

Attheadvancedageof91years,Mother M.Clare,afoundationmemberoftheVictoriaParkConventofMercywhenitwasestablishedfromDerry,Ireland,in1899,died Aug.21.

BornatCastlecomer,Co. Kilkenny,Ireland,shecommencedherreligiouslifeat theDerryConvent,and cametothisStateattheinvitationofBishopGibney in1898accompaniedbyher sister,Sr.M.Agnes,Mother M.Veronica,SistersM. Mercy,M.Benedict,andM. Benignus.Forthreemonths theyweretheguestsofthe MercynunsatSt.Brigid's convent,W.Perth.

InJanuary,1899, a church-schoolwasopened atVictoriaParkbyBishop Gibney.Astherewasno conventbuilt,theSisters livedinafour-roomedcottagelenttothembyMr. benefactor.

Armedwithcalmcourage andafirmfaith,MotherM. Clarebeganhermissionat thePark,whichthenboastedofbutoneroad-Albany road-thewholeParkbeing onewideexpanseofsand. Teachingwasbegunina churchschool;theattendanceonthefirstdaywas 35. InthepersonofMother M.Clarewereblendedharmoniouslyholiness,unfailingrefinement,soundcommonsense,andalively senseofhumour.Herintellectwaskeenandunimpaireduptothelastdayof her91years.

InFebruary,1934,Mother M.ClarecametoVictoria Squarewhere,onJuly16of thefollowingyear,she celebratedhergoldenjubileeand,in1945,herdiamondjubilee.

W.H.BRANCH StonehamStreet, OsbornePark.

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SolemnRequiemMass wasofferedinthechapelof theConventofMercy,VictoriaSquare,Aug.22.CelebrantoftheMasswasthe V.Rev.DeanRafferty, Adm.,withtheRev.J.DepiazzideaconandtheRev. M.B.Ryansub-deacon. TheSisters'choirchanted themusicoftheMass.The Rev.J.Hoganreadthe prayersatthegraveside.

OnSept.8,1901,Brothers andboysmovedintotheir newhome,andtheSubiaco premiseswereoccupiedby theSistersofMercyon Sept.24. ThejubileewillbeobservedbyaSolemnHigh MassonSept.8,atwhich theArchbishopwillpreside. TheRt.Rev.Mgr.J.T. McMahonwillbethe preacher.Thefunctionwill concludewithSolemnBenedictionandthechantingof theTeDeum.

weekDuringthepreceding RequiemMasswillbe offeredfordeceasedBrothers,boysandbenefactors.

OnSeptember9agymkhanawillbeheldatBoys' Town.Inthemorningthe boyswillgiveadisplayof theirstockandpets.

Intheafternoonthe Horsemen'sassociationwill giveadisplayandmidget motorswillpresentanexhibition.Hotwatermay behadatClontarfforthose whowishtomakeapicnic dayofit.

Thepast15yearshave seengreatdetwelopmentsat Boys'Town,themostnotablebeingthebuildingof thechapel,whichwascompletedin1938.

FortyHoursinKalgoorlieCloses WithProcessionThroughStreets

TheFortyHours'devotionwasconductedfrom August17-19.ThedevotionsbeganwithaMissa Cantatacelebratedbythe Rev.F.DillononFriday morning.Thiswasfollowedbyaprocessionofthe BlessedSacramentthrough thechurch.Therewasa largeattendancealsoatthe MissaCantatasungby theRev.J.J.McGrath onSaturdaymorning.A constantstreamofpeople makingvisitstotheBlessed Sacramentwasapleasing featureofthedevotions. MembersoftheHolyName societykeptanall-night vigilonFridaynight.

ASolemnHighMasswas celebratedat10o'clockon Sundaymorning;thecelebrantwastheRev.J.McCarthy,assistedbyFathers McGrathandDillon,as deaconandsub-deacon,respectively.FatherGallagher,ofBoulder,wasmaster ofceremonies.

Itwasfearedthatthe publicprocessionofthe BlessedSacramentwould notbeuptothestandardof formeryearsbecauseofthe

departureofmanyCatholic familiesfromKalgoorlie. Thesefearswereunfounded,andtheorganisersof theprocessionsaythatit wasthelargestprocession todate.Favouredwith beautifulweather,theprocessionwasacolourfuland inspiringsightasitwended itswaytothegroundsof St.JohnofGodhospital. Here,atabeautifulaltar erectedbythecommunity, BenedictionoftheBlessed Sacramentwasgiven.The processionthenreturnedto St.Mary'schurchforthe finalBenediction.

ThanksandcongratulationsareduetotheSisters ofSt.JosephandSt.John ofGod,thechoirsandall whohelpedtoorganiseandmarshaltheprocession.

TheBlessedSacrament wascarriedbyFatherMcCarthy,assistedbyFathers McGrath,Dillon,Gallagher,andO'Sullivan.

AtpresentKalgoorlieis crowdedwithvisitorsfor theannualracinground. Manystrangersareseenat MassandtheSacraments.

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Attendedby200

MemberstoEnterPublicLife

MembersoftheSubiacobranchofthe HolyNamesociety,120strong,approached thealtarrailsattheannualgeneralCommuniononAug.12,andlaterattendeda breakfastinSt.Joseph'shall,wherethey heardanaddressfromMr.W.J.Wallwork, S.M.

TheRt.Rev.Mgr.E. Kennedy,V.G.,attended, butthespiritualdirector, theRev.R.O'Reilly,was unavoidablyabsent.The DiocesanunionwasrepresentedbyMessrs.M.Foley, F.MorganandT.O'Dwyer.

Mr.Wallworkspokeon bthedesirabilityofCatholic mentakingamoreactive partinpublicaffairs.Mr. Wallwork'saddresswas highlightedbytheinclusion ofanumberofappropriate anecdotesandbyanumber ofillustrationsofthepracticalbenefitsderivedbya communitywhereinprevail tolerance,charityandjustice,virtueswhichshould atalltimesbeinherentin menofpublicaffairs,and especiallyCatholicmen. Mr.Wallwork'saddress, whichwasofaveryhigh order,wasgreatlyappreciatedbyallpresent,andsincerethankswereaccorded tohim.

Subiacomembersagain gaveapracticaldemonstrationoftheirfaithwhen, threedayslater,onthe FeastoftheAssumption, theyledthe24hoursof continuousRosaries.Constantvigil,byyoungand old, was maintained throughouttheperiod,and continuousRosarieswere recitedinfrontofthespecialaltarwhichwasbeautifullydecoratedandlightedbytheBrigidinenuns. Thebranchoffersthanksto themanyparishionerswho participatedinthistribute toOurBlessedLady.

UnionFelicitates

AuxiliaryBishop

MembersoftheDiocesan UnioncounciloftheHoly Namesocietyhavepleasure inofferingtotheRightRev. Mgr.L.Goodyasincereexpressionoftheirpridein thehonourconferredupon himbyhisappointmentto theofficeofAuxiliaryBishopofPerth.Monsignor Goody,inhisparishof BedfordPark,hasshown himselftobeazealousspiritualdirectoroftheHoly Namesociety.

Membersanticipatethat MonsignorGoody,besides easingtheburdenfalling uponHisGraceintherapidly-expandingArchdio-

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cese,willbealsoatowerof strengthtothesociety.To HisGraceandHisLordship theygivetheassuranceof theircontinuedrespect,affection,loyalty,andcooperation.

H.N.Facilities

ForYoungTroops

HolyNamemembers,enteringNorthamMilitary campfortheirtrainingperiod,areadvisedthatSunday,Sept.9,willbeobservedinthecampasHoly NameSunday.

MembersincamparerequestedtoreceiveHoly Communioninabodyat theHolyNameMass,and tocarryoutthedutiesof membershipwhilstthere.

TheRev.F.E.Hopewill beatthecampaschaplain fromSunday,Sept.2,andis anxioustomeetallHoly Namemembers,whoare requestedtomakethemselvesknowntohim.

MemberswhocaninteresttheirfellowCatholic traineeswhoarenotHoly Namemeninthesociety willbedoingasplendidCatholicwork.

AnynotesforpublicationregardingHolyName menorHolyNamesociety activitiesinthecamp, shouldbesenttoMr.E.J. Farmer, 42 Gwenyfred road,SouthPerth.

MissionaryWill AddressMeeting

Thenextquarterlygen- eralmeetingoftheDiocesonunionwillbeheldin theC.B.C.theatrette,St. George'sterrace,at8p.m. onTuesday,Sept.18.Followingthebusinessofthe meeting,theRev.G. O'Collins,oftheColumban Missionsociety,willdeliver anaddressontheFarEasternMissionfields.Itis desiredthatbranchesnote thisearlyadvice,andthat allbranchesbe_represented by andtheirspiritualdirectors delegates.

Fortheinformationof thosebrancheswhohave theirjuniormembersin separateguilds,juniorprefects'badgesareavailable. Theideaofprovidingadistinctivebadgeforjunior prefectsisagoodone,asit providestheprefectwitha distinguishingbadgeofhis office,encourageshimto takeaninterestinhisduties,andassistsintraining III1111111111111111MMIIIIIIMISMEM1111

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himforprefectdutieswhen hebecomesaseniormember.Enquiriesforthese badgesshouldbeaddressed tothediocesantreasurer, .Mr.F.W.Morgan,"Portree,"2St.George'sterrace.

NewGuildSetUp

InComoDistrict

Verypleasingindeedwas ittolearnthatSt.Columba'sbranch,SouthPerth, recentlyestablishedaguild oftheirbranchatComo. Openingmembershipofthe guildis15,ofwhomonly threewere previously membersofthesociety. Thisexpansionfollows closelyontheheelsof SouthPerth'srecentlarge increaseinbothseniorand juniormembershipatSt. Columba's,andisindicative ofasplendidbranchspirit. Scarboroughbranchhas alsoformed,duringJuly,a juniorguildwithanopeningmembershipofmore than20boys.Thisyoung branch,alive-wireone,is obviouslyconsciousofthe factthatthepotential strengthofanybranchis indicatedbythejunior membershipofthatbranch. Withthegrowthofthe Scarboroughparishwelook forwardtoa expansionreallynotable intheirHoly Namesocietymembership.

Morethan200persons witnessedthefinaldrawingoftheSt.Jerome'sparish,Spearwood,prizepacketatthedanceheldinthe spearwoodhall,onWednesdayAug.22. WinnerswereMrs.ThelmaBavich,(Spearwood); KennethCollis,SouthCoogeeandMrs.Diamond, HiltonPark.

TheChildrenofMary organisedthedance,'Wang' Millerwascompereand musicwasprovidedbyMrs. Nunweek'sorchestra.

Thenextdancewillbe heldonWednesday,Sept. 5.

BVMProcession

AttheOrphanage

SolemnHighMass,at whichtheArchbishopwill preside,willmarkthe openingofthegoldenjubileecelebrationsatSt.Joseph'sorphanageonSept.22.

Onthefollowingday, Sunday,Sept.23,aprocessionofOurLadywillbe heldintheorphanage grounds.Astheoccasion isalsoareunionofpast pupils,theSistersare anxioustohavealarge numberpresent.

Bishop-ElectandParish Save1700onPresbytery

TheeffortsoftheparishionersofSt. Peter's,BedfordPark,haveresultedina savingofnearly£700inthebuildingofthe newpresbytery,whichistobeopenedand blessedbytheArchbishoponSunday,Sept. 9.

Workstartedonthebuildingabouttenmonthsago, andparishionerscartedthe bricks,builtthescaffolding, andhelpedthetradesmen intheerectionofthefourroomedbrickstructure, whichisnexttoSt.Peter's school.

Thephenomenalrisein thepriceofbuildingmaterialsisshownbythefact

C.W.L.

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ThenextexecutivemeetingoftheCatholicWomen's leagueistobeheldon Wednesday,September5,at 2p.m., willthegeneralmeeting beheldthesameday at2p.m.

TheCathedralbranch willmeetonMonday,Sept. 10,at8p.m.

TheHighgatebridge, partyisscheduledfor Tuesday,Sept.4,at8 p.m.,inNestleHouseand themonthlybridgeparty onThursday,Sept.27,at 2pm.

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ThreeReceiveDominicanHabit coIn wittheC.W.L.'sinerstate - nferenceappeal. 1shtPrize£50No.140tMrs.A

CeremonyattheDongarraPriory No.551Mrs.Williams. Burne.2ndPrize£25No.507 MissPatCole.3rdPrize£15 20PrizesatEl:-

ThreeyoungladiesreceivedthehabitNo.166Mrs.N.Foster.No. 165Mrs.Sherwood,No.423 oftheDominicanOrderfromthehandsofMrs.Bryan,No.226Mrs.R. Browne.No.370Mrs.M.Bartle. theBishopofGeraldton,theMostRev.A.No.581Mrs.B.Ellis,Maylands; No.318Mrs.Walker,No.144 J.Gummer,intheDongarrapriory,Aug.15.Mrs.Jolly No.383Miss No.180 all. TheyareMissBerniceFatherLeoHornungTwomey No.605Mrs.PratleMr. A.Hy, No.315 Mrs.Wallace,No.531Mrs.E. Miller.No.330L.Mayger. No.207Mrs.Broderick.No.430 Mrs.Miller,No.512Mr.Hamil- ton,No.521Mrs.H.M.Lyons, No.552Mrs.Travers.No.802 Mrs.Dixon.

Gill,daughterofMr.and Mrs.N.Gill,ofMorawa, whoreceivedthenameof SisterMaryPerpetua;Miss CathleenMoriarty,ofInch, Co.Kerry,Ireland,who willbeknownasSister MaryAssumpta,andMiss HanoraO'Connor,ofDingle,Co.Kerry,Ireland, whosenameinreligionis SisterMaryPaul. Presentattheceremony weretheRev.LeoHornung, S.C.A.,theRev.T.Phelan, Northam,andtheRev.T. O'Byrne,O.M.I.,Fremantle.

preachedtheoccasional sermon,takingforhistext: "YouhavenotchosenMe, butIhavechosenyou."He spokeontheobligationsof thereligiouslife,itshappinessforthosecalledbyGod toembraceit,andthegreat andeternalrewardpromisedbyGodtothosewho leavehomeandcountryfor Hissake.

Theclergyandfriendsof theSisterswereentertained bytheMotherPrioress Generalandcommunity afterthefunction.

Perth'sFASHIONABLEDININGROOMS

Car.LakeandJamesStreets(upstairs).

Phones:BF1889;BA2529. ContinentalCuisineatitsBest. WeddingsandPartiesCateredFor. UnderPersonalSupervisionofJOEAGRESTA.

WESTERNAUSTRALIA

LandandIncomeTaxAssessment Act,1907/1948

LodgmentofStateLand TaxReturns

Form"A"shouldbelodgedbyallpersons owninglandwhohavenotpreviouslyrendered alandtaxreturn.

Form"GA"forStatelandTaxpurposes(only) shouldbelodgedwheresalesorpurchaseshave takenplaceorwhereimprovementshavebeen effectedduringtheyearbut,wheretherehave beennosuchchanges,furtherreturnsforthe currentyearwillnotberequired.

Returnsdueforlodgmentby31st.August,1951. Penaltiesforfailureupto£100.

T.C.H.POWELL, FederalDeputyCommissionerofTaxation.

thatthebuildingwhich10 monthsagowasestimated tocost£1,700,wasfinishedatacostof£2,400.Had itnotbeenfortheselfsacrificeandgenerosityofthe BedfordParkparishioners, itwouldhavecostmuch moreandwouldnothave beenreadyforoccupancyforsomeconsiderabletime.

TheMostRev.Bishop- electL.Goodydrewthe plansforthestructureand helpedcartthebrickstothe site.Bothheandthe ArchbishopwillspeakatthefunctiononSept.9.

CatholicNursesTo MakeDay'sRetreat

TheannualRetreatofthe CatholicNursesguildwill be Swanbourne,heldatLoretoConvent, onSunday, September9,commencing withMassat8o'clock,and concludingwithBenedictionoftheBlessedSacramentat7p.m.TheRetreatwillbeconductedby oneoftheJesuitFathers.

AllCatholicgirlsengaged inanybranchofnursing areinvitedtoattend,either Forpartorforthewhole 'lay.Theopportunityof makingthisRetreatisa privilege,andthechaplain andpresidentoftheguild hopethatasmanynurses aspossiblewillbepresent.

Itwouldbeappreciated ifanynursesattending wouldnotifythesecretary, MissJ.McNamara,assoon aspossible,astheLoreto nunshaveverykindlyofferedtocaterfortheRetreat.

ARTHURE.DAVIES&CO. (WALLACEA.H.GREEN)

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TheCommitteeoftheabovefunddesire tothankallcontributors,pastpupils,and friends,whohaveassistedtheabovefund todate.

Fortheinformationofthosewhohave promisedsupport'andtoanyonewillingto makeadonationtothefund,itisadvised thattheappealwillcloseon31st.October. Alldonationsshouldbeforwardedtothe Hon.Treasurer,MissB.Hartigan,80The Avenue,Nedlands,assoonaspossible.

Bishops'SocialJusticeStatement

BaresDangersThreateningCountry

"ThegreatissuethatfacestheAustralianpeopleto-dayiswhetherAustraliawill surviveasanationofEuropeanoriginand ofChristianculturebeyondwhat,inthe viewofhistory,wouldbe butafewyears.

Themoralproblemassociatedwiththisissueis whetherAustraliadeserves tosurvive.

NolivingAustraliancan affordtodivorcehimself fromaconsiderationof theseproblems.Inthiscase atleast,thejudgement whichapeoplewillbringon itselfbyapathy,narrowness andselfishnesswillcertainlybedeath,accompaniedperhapsbytheviolentphysicalconvulsionsof militaryconquestandalien occupation."

Withthesewordsthe

BishopsofAustraliaopen their1951SocialJusticestatement"TheFutureofAustralia"whichwillbeon saleinallchurcheson Sunday.

SocialJusticeSundaywill beobservedthroughoutthe CommonwealthonSunday next,Sept.2.TheVeryRev. Dr.E.Sullivanwillpreach onthestatementinthe11 o'clockMassattheCathedral.

TheMassandthesermon willbebroadcastoverstation6W.N.

PriestOfficiates

AtFather'sRites

TheRev.A.McCusker, O.M.I.,whocametothis Statesomeweeksagofrom theOblateHouseatChesterHill,N.S.W.,tovisithis mother,whoisseriouslyill inSt.JohnofGodhospital, Subiaco,sustainet1the deathofhisfather,Aug.27.

SolemnRequiemMass wasofferedforhissoulin theChurchoftheHoly Rosary,Nedlands,Aug.29, byFatherMcCusker,who alsorecitedthelastprayers atthegraveside.

Born84yearsagoat Craigneuk,Scotland,deceasedcametothisState38 yearsago.Byacurious coincidencehemarriedin Perth,Scotland,in1900.

Hewasamemberofthe Nedlandsbranchofthe HolyNamesocietyandof theStaroftheSeabranch oftheHiberniansatFremantle.

Heissurvivedbyhis wife,threesons,andtwo daughters.Twosonspredeceasedhim.

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HOSPITALS

1937: St.Anne'sNursingHome, Mt.Law1ey(Sistersof Mercy).

St.JohnofGod,Belmont. "MonRepos"ConvalescentHome,MosmanPark (SistersofSt.JohnofGod).

1939: St.-JohnofGod,Bunbury. ReceivingHome,Subiaco.

1948: St.JohnofGodHospital, Northam.

ConvalescentHomefor Ladies,Kalamunda(Sisters ofSt.JosephoftheApparition).

1951: ConvalescentHome,Mt. Lawley(SistersofMercy).

CONVENTS

St.Anne's;Harvey(SistersofMercy).

St.Joseph's,Norseman (SistersofMercy).

St.Joseph's,Mt.Barker (SistersofSt,Josephofthe Apparition)

St.Patrick's,Waroona (SistersofSt.Josephofthe SacredHeart).

St.Joseph's,Nannup(SistersofSt.Josephofthe SacredHeart).

St.Joseph's,Kalgoorlie (SistersofSt.Josephofthe SacredHeart).

St.Catherine's,Osborne Park(SistersofMercy).

St.Peter's,BedfordPark (DominicanNuns).

St.Aloysius,Shenton Park(SistersofMercy).

St.Joseph's,Subiaco(BrigidineNuns).

St.Joseph's,Claremont (PresentationSisters). Assumption,Brunswick Junction(SistersofMercy).

SacredHeart,Mundaring (SistersofSt.Josephofthe Apparition).

St.JohnofGod,Northam MargaretRiver(Sistersof St.JosephoftheSacred Heart).

KojonupConvent(Sisters ofMercy). RockinghamConvent (SistersofNotreDamedes Missions).

CHAPELS

ChristtheKing,Beaconsfield.

St.Peter's,BedfordPark.

St.FrancisXavier's,East Perth.

HolyName,Carlisle.

St.FrancisXavier's, Quairading. St.Thomas',Claremont. ImmaculateConception, Dardanup.

ImmaculateConception, EastFremantle. OurLadyHelpofChristians,EastVicteriaPark.

StJerome's,Spearwood.

St.Patrick's,Waroona.

St.Therese's,Corrigin.

St.Patrick's,GrassValley.

St.Therese's,Gwelup. AllHallows,Inglewood.

St.Mary's,Guildford.

St.Michael's,HerneHill

St.Therese's,Balingup.

St.Aidan's,MosmanPark.

St.Anne's,Cranbrook. CarmeliteChapel,Nedlands. GoodShepherdChapel, WestLeederville. LoretoChapel,"Osborne", Claremont.

ClontarfChapel,"Boys Town,"Clontarf.

St.Kevin's,Serpentine.

St.Augustine's,Riverton.

St.FrancisXavier's,Armadale(completed).

St.Mary's,Leederville (completed).

St.Joseph's,Albany (completed).

StaroftheSea,Cottesloe (completed).

StColumba's,South Perth.

St.Patrick's,CareyStreet, SouthPerth.

ConventChapel,SouthPerth. OurLadyoftheSacred Heart,Burracoppin. St.Michael's,Rockingham. OurLadyofVictories, FloreatPark.

PRESBYTERIES

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OnbehalfoftheCatholicsoftheArchdiocese, wetenderourmostloyalandrespectfulcongratulationstotheMostRev.L.J.Goody,whomtheHoly FatherhasbeenpleasedtoappointasAuxiliary BishoptoHisGrace. 4

AsadirectsuccessoroftheApostles,HisLordshipwillhaveaheavycrosstohear.Itisasignificantfactthat,althoughtheChurchusesthecrucifixthroughoutherliturgy,thepectoralcrosshe willhearwillbeasimpleunadornedcrosswithout thefigureofthecrucifiedChrist.Hehimselfwill representthatfigure;daybydayhislifemustgrow inthelikenessoftheCrucified;daybyclayhemust fulfilinhimselfthecompletionoftheholocaust.As CardinalNewmansaid:"Thereisaninwardworld whichnoneseesbutthosewhobelongtoit;and thoughtheoutsiderobemaybemulti-colouredlike Joseph'scoat,insideitislinedwithcamel'shairor sack-cloth,fittingthosewhodesiretobeonewith HimNvhofaredhardlyinthewilderness,inthe mountain,andonthesea."

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wasreceivedbythe A.B.C.thisweek.It read:"Unbounded enthusiasmandunprecedentedcrowds markedseventhconcertinFatherSydneyMacEwan'sgreat Melbourneseason. Hundredsturned away.Thisbreaks allrecordsforattendanceatMe1bourneTownHall."

Father Sydney MacEwan

whoisdevotingthe proceedsofhisconcertstotherebuildingoftheOban Cathedral.

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BookingsatNicholson's.

DirectionA.B.C.

St.FrancisXavier'sNativeMission(1944).

CatholicMissionto Seamen,Fremantle(1945). CatholicGirlsHostel,"Maryville,"Leederville. MarianLodge,Kalamunda.

Archbishop's Engagements

September2: 2p.m.BlessingandopeningofnewconventatBrunswickJunction. AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmation.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitationat Harvey.

September8: PresideatSolemnHigh. MassatClontarfontheoccasionofthegoldenjubilee oftheinstitution.

September9: Openingofnewpresbytery,BedfordPark. PresideatSolemnHigh MassatSt.Patrick'schurch, Fremantleatthecloseofthe ItalianMission.

September10: Presideatpriests'annualRetreat.

September21: Presideatthequarterly conferenceofthemetropolitanclergy.

7p.m.:Administerthe SacramentofConfirmation toadultsinSt.Mary's Cathedral.

September22: PresideatSolemnHigh MassatSt.Joseph'sorphanageontheoccasionofthe goldenjubilee.

September30: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatOurLady ofVictories',FloreatPark.

AsamemberoftheChurch'sHierarchyhewill bearthebruntoftheattacksoftheenemiesofGod. Thepurplehewillwearwillnotonlydenotehis highoffice,butitwillalsorepresentthebloodhe maybecalledtoshedinthedefenceoftherights ofGod.AlreadytheCatholicEpiscopacyhasbeen singledoutbythemostrecentofthehundredswho. haverisenuptopersecutetheChurchasthechief targetoftheiroffensive.Astrueshepherdsofthe flockofChrist.theBishopsofHungary,Poland, Rumania,Korea,Czechoslovakia,Jugoslavia.and Albaniahavefacedimprisonment,defamation,torture,anddeathratherthanabandonthesoulscommittedtotheircare.AstheApostlesdidnotflee fromNero,soto-daythesuccessorsofthosesame ApostleshavestoodtheirgroundandfearlesslyproclaimedthatCaesarcannotbeservedifGodisbetrayed.

TheappointmentofaBishoptoadiocesein WesternAustraliawillnotshaketheheadlinesof thegreatnewspapersoftheworld,butitisimportant,itisNEWS,foritisproofevidentthat,althoughtheChurchissufferinginsomepartsofthe world,inothersithasanewvitality,anewsource oflife.

ThebloodofmartyrsistheseedofChristians, andnomatterhowmanyBishops,priests,Brothers, nuns,andlaymenmayperishintheconcentration campsoftheSoviets,therewillalwaysbeothers readyandproudtotaketheirplaces.Thefight forGodwillgoonwhilethereisstillanotherenemy toface,andCatholicsstandingbehindtheirBishops willleadthatfightuntilthatdaydawnswhen"All willbeconsummatedinChrist."

TheburdenthatBishop-ElectGoodywillhave tobearisaheavyone,butwewanthinttoknow thathewilynothecarryinghiscrossalone.BehindhintwillbethethousandsofCatholicsinthis Archdioceseandthefourhundredmillionsofour fellowCatholicsthroughouttheworld.

Weofferhimourcongratulations,wepromise himourprayers.Admultosannos.

COMMONWEALTHOF AUSTRALIA

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Otherincome-Form"A,"due31st.July,1951. Business,etc.-Form"B,"due31st.August, 1951.

Penaltiesforfailureupto£100.

FormsandinstructionsatPostOffices.

T.C.H.POWELL, CommissionerofTaxation.

AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly. Eileen'sAdventuresinEconomy

Last"billday"atour housewasespeciallysad.It's neveradayofrejoicing;but lastmonthwhentheHeadof theHousewentthroughthe stackthathadbeenaccumulatingduringthemonth, therewasmuchheadshaking. Ofcoursetherewerethe Easterclothingbillsandthe onefromtheupholstererfor thetwochairsthatwerefallingapart-andtheonefrom theplumberwhohadtotear outpipesbecause2-yearsoldVirginiathinksthat thereisonlyonereceptacle inthehousetobeusedasa wastebasket.Thencame themilkbillwithitsseven quartsadayandextra creamandwhich,this month,wasaugmentedby anorderforextraeggs forEastertime.After theHeadoftheHousehad passedthatparticularbill,I heavedasighofrelief.The restwouldbeeasy-justtelephone,gasandelectricity. Thegasbillwasopened withoutcomment.Then camethetelephonebillwithjustafewlong-distance calls.Finallyheopenedthe electricitybill.

"Holysmoke."heexclaimed."Sevendollars.Whatare thesekidsdoing-stayingup allnightwiththelightson?"

"Buttheotherbillsareall higherthanthat,"Isaid, thencouldhavebittenmy tongue.

"That'sjustit,"hegrowled."Withincometaxesand insuranceandallthese,"he waveddisgustedlyatthe openedpile,"andthen theyevenhavetorunup theelectriclightbill!"

"Whatsholditbe?"askedEileen,listeningin.

"Well,"saidtheHeadof theHouse,"ithasbeenas lowasthree-sixtybut I'mwillingtopayfive. Howaboutoneofyou watchinglightseach month?Anythingabove fivedollarscomesoutof allowance-anythingbelow thatisyours."

Itwasadeal.Thethree middlegirlswereeagerto takeamontheachasElectricityGirloftheMonth.

Thefirstmonthwentto Eileen.Shehasbeenworkingfuriouslyatitand turnsoffsomanylights thatwefindourselves gropinginthedark.She hasalwaysbeentheoneto turnonaradioupstairs, thenwalkawayandleave itonuntilsomebody's nervesfrazzleenoughto turnthethingoff.Nomore ofthat!Shelistensonlyto favouriteprogrammesand hasruledthatonlyone radioistobegoingata time.Sometimeswehave tohearamurdermystery whenwe'dpreferlistening tonews-butit'sallina goodcause.

ThefirstMondayofthe monthEileenranintodifficultywith011ie,the laundress.Beforeleaving forschoolEileenwentto thebasementwhere011ie wasdoingthewashing.

"Pleasedon'trunthe machinelong,011ie,"she begged."Andcouldn'tyou dosomeofthethingsin thetubs?"

"YourMumtellyouto

saythat?"Iheard011ieask. "It'snojokewashin'for thisfamilyanyhowandif Igottabyhand,Iquits."

"Oh,no,011ie!"Icalled downthebasementstairs. "Goaheadwiththewashingmachine-andEileen, goontoschool."

Thatafternoonwhen Eileencamehomeshesaw 011ieironing.

"Don'tbotherironingpajamas,011ie,"Eileenadvised,"orunderwear.They getmussedupanywayandelectricitycostsmoney."

"Whatailsthatchild?" asked011ie."Itakespride inmyworkandIain't gonnasendnoclothesups- tairslookin'bad."

Moreoftheappeasementpolicy-maybetheeconomy ideawasn'tsobrightafter all.

TheblowfellforEileen whenshehadatouchof bronchitisandDr.Rude orderedthevapourlampto burninherroomallnight.

"Peoplegotwellbefore thedaysofelectricity,"she wailed."Whycouldn'the justgivemesomemedicine?"

Wecompromisedonacoupleofhoursofthevapour lampinherroom,inexchangefortherestofusall sittinghuddledtogetherin thediningroomthatevening-reading,studyingand sewing.

"Thisisthedarndestarrangement,"grumbledPat andJohnny.

"She'stryingsohard," saidtheHeadoftheHouse, "let'sgiveherabreak."

WesavedEileenpossibly aquarterthatnight.

TheHeadoftheHouse hasgivenEileen$5topay theelectricbillatthelocal bank.Eachdayshewatches themailforthatbill.

ButlastnightImadea horrifyingdiscovery

AfterdarkIwentoutto themailboxand,coming home,happenedtoglance up.Thereweretheattic windowsablazewithlight!

ThenIremembered Two weeksagoonagloomydgy Ihadgiventheatticits springcleaningandhadforgottentoturnoffthelights!

NowitisI,andnotEileen, whomustwaylaythemailmanandsmuggleoutthe electriclightbill.Thereis theproblem,too,ofpaying thebillandgivingEileen her"change"fromthe$5!

Well,maybeMarkie's electricmonthwillbemote successful.Iknowone person-besidesMarkiewhowillwatchlightsnext month!

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ByREV.JOHNB.EBEL

(OneofaSeriesonNoted ConvertstotheCatholic Church).

TheCatholicrevivalin France.inthepasthalfcenturyowesagreatdealto JorisK.Huysmans,anovelistwhooutdidZolain paganrealismuntilhisconversionin1895,followinga weekspentataTrappist monastery.Adescendantof afamilyofDutchartists, Huysmanswasbornin Paris.Attheageof20he receivedapostintheMinistryoftheInteriorandfor 30yearscarriedonthedutiesofthispositionaswell ashisliterarylabours.He becamepresidentofthe GoncourtAcademyin1907, andin1905receivedthe crossoftheLegionof Honour.

Hisfirstbook,published in1874,containedstories andshortprosepoemsthat showedtheinfluenceof Baudelaire.Hewasswayed alsobyFlaubert-andZola, andhisbooksbecamenoted forminuteanduncompromisingrealism.Drawing uponhisartisticbackground, hemadehisnovelsavehicle forthestudyofthemoderntrendsinart.His"A" Rebours(AgainsttheGrain) (1884),thehistoryofthe morbidtastesofadecadent aristocrat,createdaliterary sensation,foritscaricature ofliteraryandartisticsymbolismcoveredmuchofthe realbeliefsoftheleadersin theaestheticrevolt.Itisa sourcebookfortheaesthete.

Itisthroughhischaracter Durtal,whofirstappearsin "La-Bas,"thatHuysmans givesaninsightintohis conversion."La-Bas"hasthe blackartofSatanismasits theme,butalreadyshowsa leaningtoreligioninthe sympatheticfiguresofthe bell-ringerofSt.Sulpice andhiswife.

"EnRoute"(1895)relates theconversionofDurtalto mysticismandCatholicism inhisretreatatLaTrappe, andisreallyanaccountof Huysmans'ownconversion. Notlongafterthisbookwas published,Huysmansmadea publicprofessionofCatholicism,andtheremaining12 yearsofhislifeweredevotedtoindefatigablelabours forthefaith.

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Afterhisconversion,he livedneartheBenedictine monasteryatLigugeandbecameaBenedictineoblate. Herewerewrittentheworks onwhichhisreputationrests.L'Oblit(1903), againparallelingHuysmans' ownlife,describesDurtal's retreattothe"Valsdes Saints,"wherehebecame attachedasanoblatetoa Benedictinemonastery.The "LifeofSt.Lydwinede Schiedam"(1901)isanexpositionofthevalueof suffering,andforeshadowed

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"LesFoulesdeLourdes" (1905)wasthelastpublishedbookbyHuysmans,who destroyedhisunpublished manuscriptsbeforehis death.Hisfinalworkrevealsthefullcirclehisconversionhadtaken,foritis arebuttalofZola'snovel, "TroisEglisesetTroisPrimitifs,"inwhichthelatter takesissuewiththeauthenticityofthecuresat Lourdes.

work,ButHuysmans'greatest andoneforwhichhe willbelongremembered,is "TheCathedral"(1898).This isnotproperlyanovel,but

CollegeGirlTells OfConversion

NewYork.-"OutofBondage,"theself-toldstoryof aNewEnglandcollegegirl, ElizabethBentley,who headedaRussian"apparatus"andlater,afterher conversiontotheChurch, voluntarilyhelpedtheFBI undotheharmshehad doneisscheduledtobe publishedSept.24,byDevin-Adair,23E.26thstreet. ahistoryofthefamous CathedralatChartres.It sumsupthegloryofthe middleagesinexaltedlanguageagainstabackground oftheCatholicliturgy.

Huysmanswasanartistas wellasanauthor.HissketchesofParismatchhis verbaldescriptionsofscenes ofLourdesintheirartistry. Theeyesthatsawsomuch ofbeautywerethesacrifice thatwasrequiredofHuysmansforthegreatgraceof hisconversion.Inhisfinal dayshewasaffectedwith aninfectionoftheeyesthat madeitnecessarytosewhis eyelidsshut.Hehimselfsaw thisafflictionashispenance. Amalignantcancerofthe throatcausedHuysmans' deathMay12,1907.Hisfaith fortifiedhimtobearhis sufferings.Hisfinaldays werespentinParis,afterthe BenedictineshadbeenexpelledbytheFrenchgovernment,andhewasburiedin theMontparnassecemetery inthegarbofaBenedictine oblate.

Onecomesacrossthe nameofHuysmansfrequentlyinaccountsbylater Frenchconverts.Itwould bedifficulttooverestimate hisinfluence,especiallyin revealingthewealthofmysticalexperienceinthe Church.Thishasbeena greatattractiontomanyFrenchintellectualswho otherwitemightnothave fbundtheirwaybacktothe faith.

ItissaidofHuysmans thathe"wasatruedisciple ofPoeandBaudelaire.His learningwasencyclopaedic, hisabilitytoexpresshimself sowidethatitoverflowed theFrenchlanguageintothe slangofParis,theargotof gaminsandbeggars,andthe Parisunderworld"(Francis B.Thornton,"ReturntoTradition,"Bruce,Milwaukee, 1948,p.417).

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Haveyoueverheardof thenewlittlesuburbof Glendalough?Well,weare tryingtoraisemoneyto buildachurchschoolroom. Anyhelpveryacceptable. ContactMrs.Stuchbury,35 BradySt.,OsbornePark.

Nextweeksomeletters fromgirlsofSt.Mary's HighSchool,Leederville willbeprinted.Whenyou readthemthinkifyou'd liketoseeyourlettersgracing"TheCorner."

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Dandy,aTeetotaler,IsConfirmed

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Dandy,fromthetimeI firstknewhim,wasstrctly teetotal,butinformerand distantdayshehadbeen ratherfondofhisglass.If apersonheldupaglassof beerbeforehim,Iwastold, hewaggedhistailinjoyfulanticipation,andalittle beerwasalwaysgivenhim atmeal-time.Thenhehad anexperience,which,after alittlehesitation,Ihave thoughtitbesttorelate,as itisperhapsthemostcuriousincidentinDandy's somewhatuneventfullife.

OnedayDandy,whoafter themannerofhiskindhad attachedhimselftothepersonwhowasalwayswilling totakehimoutforastroll, followedhisfriendtoa neighbouringpublic-house, wherethesaidfriendhad todiscusssomebusiness matterwiththelandlord. Theywentintothetaproom,andDandy,finding thatitwasgoingtobe aratherlongaffair,settled himselfdowntohaveanap.

Nowitchancedthatabarrelofbeerwhichhadjust beenbroachedhadaleaky tap,andthelandlordhad setabasinonthefloorto catchthewaste.Dandy, wakingfromhisnapand hearingthetricklingsound, gotup,andgoingtothebasinquenchedhisthirst,afterwhichheresumedhis nap.By-and-byhewoke againandhadasecond drink,andaltogetherhe wokeandhadadrinkfive orsixtimes;then,thebusinessbeingconcluded,they wentouttogether,butno soonerweretheyinthe freshairthanDandybegan toexhibitsignsofinebriationHeswervedfromside toside,collidingwiththe passers-by,andfinallyfell offthepavementintothe swiftstreamofwaterwhich atthatpointrunsinthe gutteratonesideofthe street.Gettingoutofthe water,hestartedagain,tryingtokeepclosetothewall tosavehimselffromanotherducking.Peoplelookedcuriouslyathim,and by-and-bytheybeganto askwhatthematterwas.

"Is yourdoggoingtohave fit-orwhatisit?"they asked.Dandy'sfriendsaid hedidn'tknow;something wasthematternodoubt, andhewouldtakehim nome.asquicklyaspossible andseetoit. Whentheyfinallygotto thehouseDandystaggered tohissofa,andsucceeded inclimbingontoitand, throwinghimselfonhis cushion,wentfastasleep, andsleptonwithouta breakuntilthefollowing morning.Thenherose quiterefreshedandappeared tohaveforgottenallabout it;butthatdaywhenat dinner-timesomeonesaid "Dandy"andheldupa glassofbeer,insteadof

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wagginghistailasusual hedroppeditbetweenhis legsandturnedawayin evidentdisgust.Andfrom thattimeonwardhewould nevertouchitwithhis tongue,anditwasplain thatwhentheytriedto tempthim,settingbeerbeforehimandsmilinglyininvitinghimtodrink,he knewtheyweremocking him,andbeforeturning awayhewouldemitalow growlandshowhisteeth. Itwastheonethingthat puthimoutandwould makehimangrywithhis friendsandlifecompanions.

NormaLikesWriting PoetryasaHobby DearUncleMac, Thisismyfirstletterto you,soIhopeyouwillacceptmeasoneofyour nieces.

Iamthirteenyearsof age,attendSt.Mary'sschool andamin1styear.My favouritesubjectsaregeo- graphy,drawingandhistoryandchiefhobbiesare, writingpoetryandtennis, infactIamfondofallsport inclUdingbikeriding,althoughtherehasnotbeen somuchpleasureinthelattertheselastfewweeksowingtothefrostyweather andicycoldwinds.

Kalgoorlieislookingvery nicenow;everywhereis green,owingtothelarge amountofrainthathasfallen.Thisseasonusuallyitis suchaparchedwind-swept lookingplace.

Amenclosing2/6forthe bushies'fundandasample ofmypoetry.

Hopingyouarewell,Iam, NormaHall.

DearNorma, Ofcourseyou'renota "wouldbeniece"anymore. You'refullyacceptedand mostwelcome.Ihopealso thatyou'llsendinmoreof yourpoemsforIlikedthe firstverymuchindeed.This willbeprinted.

I'veonlybeentoKalgoorlietwice,butIrememberit verywell.Itwasasbeautifulthenasyoudescribeit now,andtheKalgoorlie peoplewereaskindlyand asfriendlyitsonecould hopetofindintheWest.

WriteagainNorma.Ilike yourletters.

Bestwishes, UNCLEMAC.

St.Peterhadbeenmade theHeadoftheChurchby ourLordshortlybeforeHe ascendedintoheaven.One daySt.Petersaidtothe otherApostles,"I'mgoing tovisitallthechurchesand seehowourpeopleareget- tingalong."

HeleftJerusalemandthe firstplacehestoppedwas Lydda.Therehefounda mannamedAeneaswhowas aparalytic,hadbeeninbed eightyears,andcouldnot move.St.Peterwenttosee Aeneasandsaidtohim: "OurdearLordJesusChrist herebycuresyou.Getup andmakeyourbed."

Inabouttwominutes

Aeneasgotup.Hemetalot ofpeopleoutsidehishouse andtoldthemhewasnow aswellandstrongas anyone,forourLordhad curedhim.Thepeoplewere verymuchastonished.BeforelongtheywenttoSt. Peterandsaid,"Wewant tobeCatholics."St.Peter baptizedthemall.

ThenextplaceSt.Peter stoppedwascalledJoppa. ItwasnearLydda.Among theCatholicsatJoppawas akindladynamedTabitha Dorcaswhowasverygood tothepoor.Sheusedto makedressesandcoatsand givethemtoallthepoor Catholics.Andtherewere manyofthem. Dorcasgotsickoneday anddied.Allthemembers oftheChurchatJoppa

GrandmaDescribes HowChaff-Cutting WasDoneLongAgo

Well,dearUncleMac,I amgoingtoaskyouifyou everusedan"Armstrong" chaff-cutterorknowwhat itis.Thefarmersintheseventiesandeightieshadto usethem.Theyweregreat thingstoreduceone'ssurplusweight,ifoneturned themforthreeoffourhours adayforaweek.They wouldgetquiteskinny:no needtoreduceone'stucker, themoretheyate,thebetter theyfelt:Nowthefarmersin thosedaysdidalotof"armstrong"work.Theyhadto cutthehaybyhandand startedearlyinthemorningbeforesunrise;notlike nowathalf-pastsevenor eighto'clock.Theycut untildinnerwastakenout tothem.Thenintheafternoontheyrakeditin heapstocure.Lateritwas cartedtotheshedsor stack.Atfirsttherewasno chaff-cutter.Allhaywas fedlongindeepmangersto thehorsesandtheymade plentywaste,too.The farmersusedtomakeit intolargebundlesortrusses andtieverytightwith twistedhaybands.My motherwasgreatonmakingthesebandsandquick, too.Theywouldnotbreak loose.Shewouldshowthe menhowshediditirr Ireland.

Iusedtoseetheteams goingintoPerthwiththe loadsofhay.Oneortwo largestoresinPerthorFremantlewerethefirsttogetchafffromAdelaide.Itused tocomeinlargehaleslike woolbales.

wereverysad,forallloved Dorcasdearly.Thensomeone said,"Letussendfor Peter."Twomenwentto LyddaandsaidtoPeter, "Pleasecomewithusimmediately."Petersaid,"Certainly,"andwenttoJoppa withthem.

Whentheyarrived,they wenttoDorcas'houseand foundacrowdofpeople crying.Thepeopleshowed Peteralltheclothesthat Dorcashadmadeforthem. Petersaidtothem,"Please leavetheroom."

Whentheyweregone, Peterkneltdownand prayed.Thenheturned towardthebodyofDorcas andsaid,"Tabitha,getup." Sheopenedtiereyesand seeingPeter,shesatup. ThenPetersaid,"Giveme yourhand."HoldingPeter's handshestoodup.Peter calledbackthepeopleand said."HereisDorcasalive again.GivethankstoGod."

Whenthenewsofthemiraclespreadallthrough Joppa,agreatmanypeople cametoPeterandsaid,"We believeintheLordJesus." Hebaptizedthemandthe ChurchatJoppagrew.

PeterstayedatJoppafor sometime,livingatthe houseofSimontheTanner. Simonmadehislivingbytakinganimalskinsandpre- paringthemtobemadeinto cloaksandcoatsandshoes. Thatiswhyhewascalled SimontheTanner.

ItwashardworkcuttingthechaffbyhandGrandfatherandtheboysdida lotofitandsodidtheother farmersaround.Nowthere aremachinesforeveryth- inginthehouseandoutof itandpeoplearestillnot happy.

Irememberintheeigh- tieswhenGrandfatherhad togotoPerthorBunbury everythreeorfourmonths forsuppliesandleaveme andourbabesonourown forfourdays.Whenhewent toPerthhewouldtakea loadofredgumbarkforthe tanneriesandwouldbring backthestoresnecessarytokeepbodyandsoul.together foranotherthreeorfour months.Nowweneedonly touchaprettybuttoninthe walltothebiggestorsmalleststoreinPerthandthe goodswillbehereinno timebyroadtruckorrail.

DearGrandmother, Thanksverymuchindeed foryoursecondarticle.It isdelightfulandI'msureit willbeeagerlyreadbythe "Corner"readers.

YouaskmestraightforwardquestionsandIanswer:Yes,Iknowwhatan Armstrongchaffcutteris, butI'veneverusedone.

Iwasstationedoncein NangaBrookwhichisnot farfromWagerup.Asa amatteroffact,Ihavebeen practicallyalloverthe StatefromtheSouthWest cornertoWyndhamandas fareastasKalgoorlie.But still,whereverI'vebeen, farminghasbeenmoreadvancedthaninthegoodold dayswhensomuchwork wasdonebyhand.

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HowtheChurchDistinguished God'sInspirationinScriptures

Wehadsomethingtosay recentlyaboutthequestion oftheInspirationofthe SacredScriptures.Weare nowaskedtoshowhowit iswecandistinguishthe inspiredwritingsfromthe otherandcontemporary writingsaboutthelifeand timesofChrist how, inotherwordstodistinguishbetweenthegenuine andtheaprocryphal.

A.Asyouknow,we CatholicsholdthatGodis theprincipalauthorofthe bookswhichmakeupHoly Writ.Hemakesuseofhumanauthorstowritethose books,butitisHewhodecideswhatistobewritten. How,then,arewetoknow thatoneaccountof,say, thelifeandsayingsofJesus ChristhasGodforitsauthorandanotheraccount isapurelyhumandocument?

Thehumanauthormay assertthatwhathewrites downiswrittendownundertheinspiration,but thatmereassertionisnot sufficientwarrant.The writermayhavebeendeceived,orhemaybetryingtohoaxus.Thereis alsothepossibilitythatthe writerisunconsciousofthe factthatwhatheiswriting isinspiredscripture.He maynotknowthatGodis usinghimasaninstrument.

DivineTradition

RevealsInspiration

ToknowthatGodhas writtencertainbooks,inthe sensethatHehasdecided whatthosebooksaretocontainandhasusedahuman authortoperformthe mechanicaltaskofwriting thebooks,weneedarevelationfromGod.Thistruth, thatrevelationisnecessary inordertoknowthatagivenbookisinspired,isacceptedbyallCatholics.For usthereisnohumantestimony,nohumancriterion sufficientlytrustworthyto provethefactofinspiration ortovindicatetheclaimof anyparticularbooktosuch auniqueprivilege.

Werejectasfalseorinsufficienttheothercriteria whichhavebeenputforward.Tothosewhohold thattheinspirationofthe Biblecanbeknownfrom thesublimemajestyofits language,orfromthetruth andharmonyofitsdoctines, orfromtheexcellenceofits moralstandardswereply thatthesequalitiescanbe foundinotherbooks,and often,indeed,withgreater easethanincertainparts oftheBible.

ThefactisthatHolyWrit itselfdoesnotfurnishany satisfactoryproofofitsown inspiration:wemustseek proofelsewhere. Some wouldclaimthatsuchtestimonyisgivenbytheHoly Ghost,speakingdirectlyto man'sheart.Wedonot denythevalueinaparticularcaseofadirectcommunicationfromtheHoly Spirit,butwecannotsee sucharevelationbeinggiventoallmen.Norcanwe forgetthatsuchacriterion

wouldleavetoomuchroom forillusionorhallucination.

Thuswereturntotheonlytruecriterionofinspiration,acriterionwhichof itsnature,iscapableof provingthefactofinspirationinitstruesense,acriterionwhichappliestoall thebooksoftheHolyscripturesandonlytothem,a criterionwhichholdsgood forallmenandwhichis easilyaccessibletoallmen, acriterionwhichgivesus certainty,thecertaintyof ourFaith.TheHolySpirit whoinspiredtheBible,has revealedthefactofthatinspirationinDivineTradition.

CanonofScripture

DefinedatTrent

ThisrevelationisconveyedtousbytheChurch.She tellsusthatGodhaswrittenthebooksoftheBible andconfidedthemtoHer care,andsheremovesall doubtwhenshegivesthe listofinspiredbooks,which wecalltheCanonofSacredScripture.

Themostformaldefinitionofthislistwasgiven bytheCouncilof'Trent. AsregardstheNewTestament,whichaloneconcerns LIS here,thecouncil namedfivehistoricalbooks (fourGospelsandtheActs), twentytwodidacticbooks (fourteenepistlesofStPaul andsevenCatholicepistles), andonebookofprophecy (theApocalypse,orRevelationsastheProtestantscall it)Thisdefinitionisthe immediateruleforus:we canthusclassifyallother Gospels,Acts,Epistlesand Apocalypsesasaprocryphal ornotgenuine.Butwemust rememberthattheCouncil ofTrentmerelydefined whatwascontainedinTraditionLetusexamine brieflyhowthisrevelation abouttheinspiredbooksof theNewTestamentwas handeddownfromthetime oftheApostles

Werecalltheconcrete circumstancesinwhichthe N.T.bookswerefirstcirculated.Wearesoaccustomedtoseeingthe27books oftheN.T.boundtogether inasinglevolumethatwe sometimesforgetthateach ofthesebookshasitsown history.Eachbookwasissuedseparatelyandeven whentheyhadallbeen issued,saybytheyear110, A.D.,completecollections wouldbecomparatively few. Afterall,thewritten wordcameonlysecondin importance:thefaithcame byhearing,notbyreading. Moreoverthefirstcentury didnotknowtheartof printing,norofeasyand rapidcommunication.The morewerealisethatbooks werescarceandtheircirculationslow,thebetterwe understandthehistoryof theCanonoftheNewTestament.

HowNewTestament FirstCirculated

St.Paul,forinstance, wouldwritealettertoa POULTRY POULTRY

particularchurchandask themtopassiton.This seemsclearfromColossians -iv.16-''Andwhenthis lettershallhavebeenread withyou,tausethatitbe readalsointhechurchof theLaodiceans;andthat youreadthatwhichisof theLaodiceans."Insuch exchangesbetweenneighbouringcommunitiesof Christians,wecanseethe beginningofaNewTestamentcollection.

Again,fromthemanner inwhichSt.Peterspeaks ofSt.Paul'slettersitis clearthatatleastapartial collectionofthemmust havebeenknowntohis readers.Hesays:"Asalso ourmostdearbrotherPaul, accordingtothewisdom giventohim,haswritten toyou;asalsoinallhis epistles,speakinginthem ofthesethings,inwhichare certainthingshardtounderstand,whichtheunstableandtheunlearned wrest,astheydoalsothe otherscriptures,totheir owndestruction."Pet.iii.15 -16.WemaynoteinpassingthatSt.PeterputsSt. Paul'slettersonthelevel withtheOldTestamentand thatheissuesawarning againstthedangersofincompetentinterpretation.

Itseemsonlyreasonable tobelievethatthemostimportantChristiancommunitieswouldbethefirstto possessacompleteNewTesment.Smallercommunities,especiallyinremote places,mightforsometime havebutafewofthe books.ThesimpleNewTestamentlibraryofanearly Christiancommunitywould probablyconsistofcopies oftheGospelsandofthe moreimportantepistlesof St.Paul.

Astimewenton,thecollectionwouldgrow.AnotherepistleofSt.Paulwould beacceptedreadilyenough. butintheabsenceofadefiniteguaranteetheremight besomehesitationabout acceptingthewritingsofan Apostlelesswellknown. Thuswecanunderstand howaparticularcommunity mightbeslowtoaccept theEpistleofSt.Jude.

Itisalsoclearthatan epistleofobviousdogmatic importancewouldfindadmissionmorereadilythan oneofamoreprivate character.Andfinallywe mustnotethatcaution wouldincreasewhenthe aprocryphalwritingscame intocirculation.Theapostolicauthorshiporapprobationofaparticularbook notbeingalwaysimmediatelyevident,genuinebooks mighteasilybequestioned andperhapsevenrejected byaparticularcommunity.

HowDoubtsArose

AndWereResolved

Inparticularsevenbooks wereforcedtoawaitdefiniteinclusioninthecanon. TheywereHebrews,James,Jude,2Peter,2and3 JohnandApocalypse.We havealreadyseenthatsuch doubtanddiscussionarose onlyinthecaseofbooks whichseemedtolackapostolicauthorshiporapostolicapprobation.Bytheend ofthesecondcenturyall ourbooksoftheNewTestamentweregenerally knownandtheinspiration ofatleasttheprincipal booksuniversallyaccepted, afterconsideredjudgment hadbeenpassed.

Fromthebeginningofthe thirdcenturytothemiddle ofthefourthcenturywas aperiodofexaminationand discussionoftheremaining books.Ifmostofthesehad beenfamiliartocomparativelyfew,thereasonsare obvious.Somewerevery brief,orofslightdogmatic importance,andconsequentlywerenotsofrequentlyquoted.Others cametobesuspectedfora morepositivereason;they werequotedbyhereticsin supportoffalsedoctrines. Wecaneasilyunderstand howthepatronageofthe hereticswouldengendera prejudice,atleastinaparticularcommunity,either againstabookthatwas likelytobeacceptedor againstabookthathad alreadybeenacceptedby all. OfthistheApocalypseis aninstructiveexample.Up tothethirdcenturythere wasscarcelyasinglevoice todenythatitwasaninspiredbookwrittenbySt. John.Foritsacceptanceat varioustimesbyvarious churchesbothintheEast andintheWest,wehave overwhelmingevidencein thewritingsofsuchauthoritiesasSt.JustinMartyr, St.Irenaeus,St.Hippolytus, ClementofAlexandria,TertullianandOrigen.

UniversalAgreement

InFifthCentury

Theninthethirdcentury thetraditionisstrangelyinterrupted.Whenthetwentiethchapterwasbeing quotedinsupportoftheMillenarianheresy,St.Denisof Alexandriasoughttoremove thedifficultybydenyingthat thebookhadbeenwritten bySt.John,andastheerror spreadthedenialofJohn's authorshipinevitablybecameadenialofthebook's inspiration.Itwassometime beforetheApocalypseregaineditsposition;evenin thefourthcentury,Eusebius ofCaesareawasundecided astowhereheshouldplace it. Thefinalperiodinthehis-% toryofthecanonlasted fromthemiddleofthe fourthtotheearlypartof thefifthcentury.Thiswas theperiodofgeneralagreement.The.difficultieswhich particularchurcheshadfelt atcertainperiodsregarding oneorotherofthebooks

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PrivatePropertyDoesNotEliminate StateOwnershipWithinFixedlimits

Catholicstalkalotabout therighttoprivateproperty.Whatisthisright theytalkaboutsomuch?

A.Idoubtverymuch whetherwespendourtime talkingabouttherightto privateproperty.Thatis suchanevidentconsequenceofthenatureof man,thatithardlyneeds anyfurtherdiscussion Whatwedodiscussisthe extentofthisrightandlimitationstowhichitissubject.

Weunderstandbythe righttoprivateproperty, therighttopossess,useand disposeofgoodsofonekind oranother.Itisclearthat amanhasarighttobeable toobtainwhatheneedsfor sustenanceandforthesupportofhimselfandofthose whoaredependentonhim. Thereisnoi'easonwhythis rightshouldberestrictedto thosethingswhichareabsolutelynecessaryforthe supportoflife.

Manhasanumberoflegitimateneedswhichgo ownership,wearequite muchfurtherthanabare nowdisappeared.Misunderstandingsaboutthepure apostolictraditionhadbeen clearedup;mencouldrealisenowthatnouncanonicalbookhadevenbeenuniversallyacceptedandno canonicalbookuniversally setaside;theycouldpointto thegreatnamesofmenlike Irenaeus,ClementofAlexandria,Hippolytus,TertullianandOrigen,whomno localorparticularcircumstanceshadcausedtodeviate fromthetruetradition.

Thusbythebeginningof thefifthcenturyunanimity wasreached'andtheN.T. canonthenreceivedwasthe sameasourcanontoday.It hadbecomeclearto everyonethatDivinetraditioncontainedtherevelationoftheinspirationof justthosebookswhichmake upourNewTestament.

existence.Heiscapable, giventheopportunity,of makingprogressinmany directions. Anecessary conditionforprogressin mostdepartmentsofhuman activityis,attheveryleast therighttothefreeuseof externalgoods,andthisfree usecanbesecured,inthe longrun,onlybymeansof privateownership.

Enthusiastswhoarediisatisfiedwiththepresent distributionofownership jumptotheconclusionthat theonlywaytoremedythe abusesistoscrapownershipbyindividualsinthe caseofsomeoftheclasses ofexternalgoods.Catholicsholdthatsucharemedywouldbeworsethan thedisease.

Atthesametimeweinsiststronglyontheduties incumbentontheownersof property.'Thesedutiesregardtheusethatoneshould makeofone'spossessions. Whilevindicatingtheradicalrightofmentoprivate preparedtoadmitthat,in certaincases,theonlysatisfactorywayinwhichthe rightuseofpropertycanbe securedforthecommon good,isfortheStateetotake overtheownershipofpar- ticularpropertiesoreven particulartypesofproperty.

Insuchcasesthenecessityforthisresumptionhas tobeproved,andtheowner isentitledtoajustcompensation.Thisismerelya compulsoryexchangeof property.Asitisaninterferencewithindividualliberty,weareinclinedtoenquireverycloselyintothe necessityforsuchastep, anduntilthenecessityhas beenproved,toadoptadistinctlyscepticalattitudeon theprobableoutcomeof Stateinterference.Wehave aconviction,foundedboth onreasonandexperience,thatresourcesaremorelikelytobeusedefficiently whentheyareinthepossessionofindividuals.

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Failingto'Reform'theChurch InChina,RedsAimtoDestroyIt

TOKIO,Aug.11.-Fourteenpriestsand18CatholiclaymenhavebeenroundedupinPekingduringonenightinanoutburstofareignofterroragainsttheChurchthere,accordingto reliablereportsreceivedhere. -

ThefailureoftheCommunistregimetoforceCatholicsinPekingtojointhe new"reformedchurch"has ledtoagovernmentalultimatumof"jointhereformedchurchorgiveupyourfaithentirely."

The14Catholicpriests, bothforeignandChinese, wereledboundintoPeking'sjailsJuly25,when persecutionburstintoa flamespreadingthroughout thecity.

"Ifwecannotreformthe Church,"oneofficialis quotedassaying,"wewill destroyit."

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Avirtualblackoutofnews waseffectedwhen12of Peking's17churcheswere Anotherreportstates sealedupbytheauthorities Practicallyallforeignpriests withfewexceptionsare underhousearrestintheir residences.About40foreign priestsofvariousnationalitiesand tionsreligiouscongregaareknowntoberesidinginPeking.

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LONDON,Aug.9(NC.)TheHouseofCommonshas beentoldthatbothBritain andtheUnitedStatesare movingtobringthe"faked trial"ofArchbishopJosef GroeszofKalocsabythe HungarianCommunistsbeforetheUnitedNations.

ErnestDavies,Assistant ForeignSecretary,saidthat theAmericanGovernment had,liketheBritishGovernment,announcedthatit wouldincludeanyrelevant materialonthetrialinevidenceoftheviolationofthe humanrightsclauseofthe

thataBelgianImmaculate HeartofMarymissionary, theRev.Andr.ewVan Coillie,wascarriedoffto gaolafewdayslaterby30 soldiers.Hewasdirector oftheLegionofMaryfor northwestChina.

(ReportsfromHong KongstatedthatthePeking"People'sDaily,"officialorganoftheCommunistparty,hascalled forthecompletesuppressionoftheLegionofMary andannouncedthatthis suppressionhasalready startedinTientsin,North China.TheLegionofMary inChinaismainlyaconvert-makingmovement.It hasforsometimebeenthe objectofCothmunistire inTientsinbecauseits memberssparkedtheop- positiontotheregime's"Churchreform"movement.)

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InIndia-Pakistan Hungarianpeacetreaty.KARACHI,Pakistan,Aug. Thisevidencewouldbe13.(N.C.)-ArchbishopAl- submittedtoTrygveLie,cumvanMiltenbergofKar- U.N.SecretaryGeneral, achihasorganisedaprayer accordancewiththeresolutionoftheGeneralAssemblycrusadeforpeacebetween IndiaandPakistaninthe lastyear. disputeoverthestateof Kashmir.Theprayers, whicharebeingsaideach dayafterMass,willcontinueuntilthethreatofwar betweenthetwonations ends.

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betweenBordertroopincidents IndianandPakistantroopshavebeenfrequent.WhileIndiaismainlyaHindunation,Pakistan isMoslem.

Commentingonthedispute,"TheExaminer,"a CatholicpaperofBombay, fearedthatthepresent stateofthingsmayleadto anoutbreakofwar.Itadds: "Thesituationisdefinitely explosiveandneedscarefulhandling.Warbetween IndiaandPakistanmust notbeforthesimplereasonthatbothneedalong periodofpeacetocarry outthemanytasksofreconstruction,ontheper- formanceofwhichthe prosperityof450,000,000 peopledepends."

Seitparagonenonfosse troppoviolento,sipotrebbe direchel'educazionee'come l'amore:sifaindue.Ecome nell'amoresiesigeunacorrispondenza,undonoreciproco,cosi'nell'educazione nonc'e'soltantounoche da'el'altrochericeve,ma cideveessereundareedun riceveredaambeleparti. Forseabbiamodimenticatotroppoquestoprincipio basilarediognioperaeducativa:abbiamocredutoche pereducarebastasseriempirediideeedisentimenti buonilamenteeditcuore dichicistavainnanzi(una concezione,infondo,materialisticadell'educazione). Abbiamodimenticatodi averachefare'eonunessereintelligenteelibero, conunapersona,anchese ancorainminiaturaedin viadiformazione.Abbiamo credutospesso-almeno praticamente-dipoter faretuttonoi,trascurando disvilupparelapartenecessariaedinsostituibile chenell'epocaeducativa spettaall'educando.Laprimanormafondamentale dell'educazione,scriveit Maritain,"consistenell'incoraggiareefavorirequelle fondamentalidisposizioniche permettonoall'agenteprincipale-itbambino-di svilupparsinellavitadello spirito.E'chiaro,daquestopuntodivista,cheit compitodelmaestroe'soprattuttodiliberazione" (L'educazionealbivio, Brescia,pag.59).

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DISCRIMINATIONS

FrenchSatireGetsEnthusiastic ReceptionatPatchPresentation

ThePatchpresentationof Moliere's"Tartuffe"adds anotherillustriouspageto thestoryofthetheatrein Perth.

Atapreviewlastweek theplayhadanenthusiastic reception.Itwasnosmall tributetoGabrielBaraker's fine,productionthatsucha highlycritical,selectiveaudiencefoundsomuchto praiseinit.AlbertRud,zitisprovidedasuitable decor,andtheshowwasa personaltriumphforRay Angel,whonotonlyexcelledhimselfinthetitlerole, butalsodesignedtheexcellentperiodcostumes.

"Tartuffe"isasatire.It ridiculeshypocrisy.Moliere tiltedatmanyoftheabuses ofhisday-thesmugnessof therich,thedeceitofthe medicos,thevaingloryof thesocialclimbers;these thingspersistfromageto age,andweseeinMoliere's appreciationoftheuniversalityofhumanweaknesssomethingofthe insightandgreatnessof Shakespeare.Thecomparisonbecomesevenmore justwhenweobservehow humaninallrespectsare hischaracters.Iftheyhave theirweaknessestheyalso havewittopreservethem fromutterfutility.

Theimpactof"Tartuffe"

OntheFrenchsocietyofthe 17th.centurywasrather devastating.Theplaywas banned,asbeinglikelyto giveoffencetothedevout. Nosuchpossibilitycanbe envisagedto-day. The Patchproductionbf"Tartuffe,"intheadmirably renderedtranslationofCurtinHiddenPage,canonly beseenasafirst-ratecomedy,andasawell-pointed indictmentofthesanctimoniousasopposedtothe saintly.

RayAngelmakesasplendidportraitoftheincrediblyhypocritical"Tartuffe."

ConnopasCleante.By contrastMollyParslow,as Orgon'swife,wasfound wanting.Othersinthe castwerePatLivings,ConnieGrant,NoelPurvis, JohnGill,andEricThreadgold. "Tartuffe"isaplaythat most-theatre-mindedpeople willenjoy,andtheintimate Patchtheatreisagood placetoseeitin. -DEGUSTIBUS.

AgnesMazzaisMarvel Loch's"PopularGirl"

ArchbishopCrownsFatimaStatue

BeforeLargeCrowdinCathedral

Thepictureisdeliberately overdrawnsoastogive comedyfullrein.Perhaps thenextmostmemorable pieceofactingisDesHoward'ssketchofthebailiffamasterpieceofmake-up andfawningvillainy.Mr. Howard,onthestrengthof thisandpastperformances, mustberatedasoneofthe 4 bestcharacteractorsin Perth.Anotherquitesuccessfulpieceofworkis ColmO'Doherty'sOrgon-a portraitstronglyreminiscentofMonsieurJourdain.

NitaParnellputsalotof verveintoherinterpretationofthesaucymaid,Dor, ine.

AnnePole'sworkasMadamePernelletendstobecomealittlewearingonaccountofamarkedidiosyncrasyinthemannerofher breathing.Atfirsteffective,thislosesmuchby constantrepetition.

Onewhospokeremarkablywellamongalotof goodspeakerswasRay

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LordAbbotGregory,as thenewly-electedOrdinary oftheDioceseofNewNorcia,attendedhisfirstsocial functioninthedioceseat MarvelLoch,intheparish ofSouthernCross.AccompaniedbyFathersH. RosandP.Garbayo,hewas metatthedoorofthehall bytheparishpriest,Father E.W.O'Halloran,andMr. JoeChegwidden. Thehallpresentedavery gaysceneforthefinaleof thelocalpopulargirlcorn-

petition.Peoplefromall partsofthedistrictgatheredtogivesupporttotheir own"populargirl." Ofthefourentrants,Miss AgnesMazza,ofMarvel Loch,finallyreturnedthe greatestnumberofvotes36,154(£150/12/10);Miss WendyEdwards,ofEdward'sFind,wassecond with27,978votes(£1161is 6d);MissLenaArmanasco, ofMiners'Settlement,third with23,085votes(£963s. 9d);andMissOliveWard, wholeftthedistrictbefore theendofthecompetition, 4,347votes(£182s3d).

FatherO'Halloran,inexpressinghisthanks,stated thattheresultswereimmeasurablybeyondthetargetsetbytheorganisers, andreflectedthe.highest possiblecreditonthecommittee,ablyledbyMr.J.L. Smith,thegirlsthemselves, andtheirownparticular organisingcommittees. A mostpleasingfeatureofthe competitionwasthecooperativespiritmanifested byall,andthecompleteabsenceofanybitterness.

Dr.Gregory,inashort speech,expressedhispleasureatthewarmwelcome extendedtohimbytheresidentsofthedistrict,and attheincrediblysuccessful resultofthecompetition, bothfinanciallyandsocialally.Hethenconferred onMissAgnesMazzathe populargirlsash,andmade apresentationtoea.'of thegirls.

Theproceedsareinaidof thenewconventfundof SouthernCross.

St.Mary'sCathedralwastightlypackedontheeveningofAug.26,whenHis GracetheArchbishopblessedandcrowned 'thestatueofOurLadyofFatima.After theceremony,crowdsflockedtothealtar railstopraybeforeit.

Thestatue,abeautifully carvedgifttoSt.Mary's, wascarriedinprocession fromthesacristytothe sanctuarythroughaguard ofhonourofChildrenof MarybyMissesR.Gossage, C.Safe,M.Brophy&A. Higgins.LittleValerie Keysercarriedthecoronet.

TheArchbishopwasassistedattheblessingandat PontificalBenedictionby theV.Rev.DeanRafferty, Adm,andtheRev.M.B. Ryan.TheRev.J.Hogan recitedtheRosaryandthe ActofConsecrationofthe archdioceseandtheCathedralparishtotheImmaculateHeartofMary.AppropriateMarianhymns weresungasthestatue passedthroughtheCathedralgroundsandatthe coronation.

TheRev.J.CroweC.Ss.R. preachedtheoccasional sermon.

Dr.RaibleImproves

AdvicehasbeenreceivedfromthePallottine

FathersthattheMost Rev.Dr.0.Raible,S.C.A., VicarApostolicofKimberley,whosuffereda strokeinJuly,isrecoveringsatisfactorily. HisLordshipwasable tocelebrateMasson Aug.17forthefirsttime sincehisillness.

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ForThoseNotoftheFaith.

HearaCatholicexpositionofCatholicism.On theverygroundsupon whichyoubaseyourProtestantbeliefsyououghtto dothis;youcannotleave thisworldsatisfiedunless youdo.TheCatholic Churchandherclaimsare toobigtobeignored,and youwillfindherclaimsin theBible.

ForThoseoftheFaith. Helpyourfriendswhoare notCatholicstohearthe teachingsoftheChurch fromCatholicsthemselves. Bringthemtotheafternoon attheConventofMercy, VictoriaSquare,beginning at2p.m.onSunday,Sept. 9.Bringthemtothenew seriesoftalksbeginninghi theCentralCatholicLibraryonThursday.Sept.13, at7.45p.m. Thosewhoattendthe afternoonandthetalks committhemselvesinno way.

SeniorShorthandTypistes.

JuniorShorthandTypistes.

JuniorTypistes.

THEABBOT-ELECTofNewNorciapresents thePopularGirlawardtoMissAgnes Mazza.

HorseJumpThrills

ThefirstDublinHorse showoftheDublinsociety washeldin1868inthe groundsofLeinsterhouse, whichisnowtheseatofthe ParliamentofIreland.Since then,theAugustDublin Horseshowhasobecome world-famousforfinehorses andfinehorsemanship.This year'sshowhascontinued thetradition.TheIrisharmyteam,whichdidsobrilliantly recentlyinLondon,has welcomedteamsrepresent- ingEngland,France,ItalyandSpain,totheInternationalJumpingcompetitions.Inthefirstinternationaltrial,withallfive nationscompeting,thewinnerwasBallyneety,ridden byCaptainKevinBarryof theIrisharmy.Thisbigbay wontheKing'scuprecently inLondon-themostvaluableshowjumpingtrophyintheworld.Inthesecond bighorseeventoftheshow, themilitaryandcivilian iumpingcontest,LieutColonelHarryLlewellyn,on Foxhunter,wonforBritain. IrelandandSpaindeadheatedsixsecondsbehind Foxhunter,whoisthemost consistentinternationalshow jumperintheworld.In 1950hewon21internationalfirsts.Hisownerhasrefusedafive-figuresumfor himandhewillbeBritain's bighopeinnextyear's OlympicGames.

ThePresident,members oftheGovernment,anda capacitycrowdof32,000 watchedthethrillinginternationaljumpingcompetitionfortheAgaKhan Challengetrophy.Britain won-againCol.Llewellyn onFoxhunter-withanoveralltotalof30faults.Ireland camesecond,with44; Spain,inthirdplace,had 50;andItalywasfourth with

AncientIrishSaint

AstatueofSt.Malou, erectedatEmlygrennan, Martinstown,Kilmallock,by thelocalparishcouncilof MuintirnaTirewasunveiledandblessedbyVeryRev. P.J.Coleman,Martinstown, whosaidthesaintwasborn abouttheyear560near Bruree,hisfatherbeinga princeinthedistrictand hismotheraprincessfrom Laoighis.Hefoundedabout 100monasteries,oneof whichwasnearMartinstown,wherethesaint's wellhadbeenthesceneof devotioneveryyearforgenerationsfromhisfeastday onAugust4,untiltheend oftheoctaveonAugust12.

FilmStarInherits

FilmStarMaureenO'Sullivanhasbeenleft£7,000 byherfather,MajorC.J. O'Sullivan,ofKilliney, Dublin,whodiedlastDecember.

MajorO'Sullivanwasa sonofSirDanielV.O'Sullivan,formerLordMayorof Cork.Heleftatotalof £88,460,ofwhich£19,000 goestopaydeath-duties.

Eachof Maureen,hisdaughters, Patricia,Sheila,andElizabeth,benefits undertheirfather'swill.

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ReplaySeptember9th.

BlessingofColours

Twothousandbayonets glistenedinbrilliantsunshineatGormanstontraining camplastSunday,when

MostRev.Dr.Kyne,Bishop ofMeath,blessedthepennantsofthe36platoonsof theF.C.A.oftheEastern Command,atpresentin annualtrainingthere.

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JewsEnjoyFreedom

Theannualsummercamp ofBneiAkivah,$heJewish Youthmovement,isbeing heldatBrittasbay,Wicklow.Boysandgirlsfrom IrelandandalargecontingentfromBritainarein campthere,andhavebeen visitedbytheChiefRabbi andMrs.Jakobovitz.

Theaimsoftheorganisa- tionaretoeducatethe youthforfuturelifein Israel,bothspirituallyand practically,andtoencouragethestudyoftheBible inHebrew.Manyofits formermembersarenow settledinIsrael.

'TeDeum'Postponed

Anewmusicalscorefor the"TeDeum"theChurch's greathymnofthanksgiving,islyinginadrawerof adeskintheVaticanawaitingthePope'sdecision, officiallytocelebratethe returnofpeacetotheworld afterWorldWarII.

ItwascomposedbyMonsignorLorenzoPerosi,for forthepast20yearsMaestroofthePontificalChapel,towardstheendofthe war.Dedicatedtopeace, itistobeperformedwheneverthePopedecidesformallytocelebratethereturn ofpeace.

Eversinceactualfighting inWorldWarIIended,the Popehasconstantlyurgedtheworld,inspeechesand pontificialdocuments,to striveforrealpeace.

MoralLawUpheld

ThePresbyterianChurch intheU.S.A.tookafirm, officialstandagainstmercykillingatits163rdGeneral AssemElyatCincinnati,says theBrooklynTablet.

AstatementdrawnupbytheChurch'sGeneralAssembly,calledeuthanasia (mercy-killing)aviolation ofGod'sCommandment, "Thoushaltnotkill."Legislationpermittingeuthanasia,theCouncilstated, "wouldopenthedoorto mostdangerousandvicious practices."

TheCounciladmitted that"many Presbyterians"thoughtful disagreewiththisstandandcompassion."

TheCouncilnevertheless declaredthat"anyencouragementgivenbyour Churchtothepracticeof euthanasiaortolegislation permittingitwouldbecontrarytoourstandardsand dangeroustothemoral well-beingofournation."

SAMarianCongress

AMariancongress,which istobeheldinAdelaide duringthelastweekinOctober,willconcludewitha processionthroughthe streetsofthecity.Aspec- ialstatueofOurLadyof Fatimawillbeblessedby HisGraceArchbishopBeovich.Itisunderstood.that hisEminenceCardinalGilroywillbetheprincipal speakerontheclosingday. Thecongresswillopenon Wednesdayevening,Oct. 24.Therewillbeamen's nightontheFridayeveningandtheprocessionwill closetheChristtheKing.

ConvertArtist

DiesinSydney

SYDNEY.-Aconvert womanartist,whonever exhibitedcommerciallyor signedapainting,but whoseworksarehangingin Catholicseminaries,convents,schools,andpresby- teriesinmanypartsof Australia,hasdiedhere. ShewasElsieChalmers, whosegeniuswasrecognis- edbyAustralianartauthorities.Shewasalso knownasaCatholicof modesty,virtue,andpiety. Foryearssheattendedat leasttwoMassesdailyand threeMassesonSundays. Herconversion,whichestrangedherfromherfamily,tookplaceafterclose studyoftheworksofCardinalNewman,St.Thomas Aquinas,andGerardManleyHopkins.

U.N.Delegate's BrotherSays HisFirstMass

ABBASSIA,Egypt,Aug. 17(NC).-TheRev.Luke Malik,brotherofDr.CharlesMalik,LebaneseMinistertotheUnitedStatesand Lebanon'sdelegatetothe UnitedNations,hascelebratedhisfirstSolemn MassattheDominicanOrientalinstitutehere,near Cairo. FatherMalikwasbornin CairoofaGreek-Orthodox (schismatic)family.Asa memberoftheDominicans' Students'clubhebecame acquaintedwiththeCatholicreligion,andwithanotherbrother,wholater joinedtheJesuiltOrder, lefttheGreekOrthodox faith.

FatherFaber's BodyReburied

LONDON,Aug.16(NC).

-TheremainsofFather FrederickFaber,thepopularhymn-writerofthe 19th.century,havebeen removedfromaLondon suburbancemeterywith specialgovernmentpermissionandburiedinthe churchoftheOratorian Fathersintheheartofthe WestEnd.

FatherFaber,author, preacherand convert clergyman,wrote"Faithof OurFathers,""Jesus,My Lord,MyGod,MyAll,""0 PurestofCreatures,"and otherhymnssung-someof thembyAnglicansaswell asCatholics-throughout theEnglish-speakingworld.

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MassinAridDesert

IQUIQUE,Chile.-An openairMasswascelebratedatanoasisinthemost ariddesertintheworld,the nitrateregionsofNorthern Chile.OfferedbytheVery Rev. ProvincialStanislausLarochelle, oftheOblatesof MaryImmaculateinEasternCanada,ittookplace aspartofthefestivities honouringOurLadyofLa Tirana.Thenitratedeserts wereonceinhabitedbyIncatribes.Pilgrimagesto theoasisbeganinthe16th centurywhenthelastpriestesswasconvertedanddied aChristianmartyr.This year15,000pilgrimsattendedthecelebrations.

AmbitionFulfilled

NEWYORK.-ADominicanpriest,theRev. AnthonyL.Hofstee,says thathisassignmenttothe lepersatTala,Philippine Islands,isthebestthing thateverhappenedtohim. Nowthesecondlargestof thesixlepercoloniesinthe Philippines,Talafirstcame toFatherHofstee'snotice whenhevisitedthevillage asachaplainonaGI sightseeingtour.Soimpressedwashebytheneeds oftheseforgottenpeople thatheprayedthathemight somedayreturnandserve thelepers.Uponhisdischargefromtheairforce fiveyearslater,Father HofsteewentbacktoTala tostay,hehopes,untilhe dies.

WarDeadRequiem

SEOUL.-TheRev.John Ryan,seniorchaplainofthe 29thBristolBrigade,offered RequiemMassatthefootof amonumenterectednorth ofherecommemorating IrishandBritishsoldiers killedinKorea.Approxima- tely200attendedtheMass. Mostofthemenwhowere killedbelongedtotheFirst battalion,RoyalUlsterRifles,whichisapproximately 40percentCatholic.On Jan.3and4,duringthe Chineseoffensive,thebattalionlost10officersand 210menanditsactingcommander,aCatholic.

CooperHeadsSenate

DUBLIN.-WIliam Buckley,whostartedlifeas acooperinGuinness'brewery,wasunanimouslyelectedchairmanoftheRepub- licofIrelandSenate.Heis amemberofdeValera's party.BuckleytookaneconomicsdegreeatUniversitycollege,Dublin,in1927and,later,hismaster'sdegreeat Universitycollege,Galway,wherehenowlectures.

PoorClaresOnAir

PHILADELPHIA.-Itis believedthatwhenthePoor ClarenunsfromtheMonasteryofSt.Clarejoinedina recitationoftheRosaryfor taperecordingpresentation overstationWJMJ,thevoicesofcloisterednuns wereheardoutsidetheir conventwallsforthefirst NewVaticanStampstime.Theprogramme, VATICANCITY.-AnewsponsoredbythePhiladelseriesofcommemorativephiaCatholicLayForum's stampsbeingpreparedbyRosarybroadcast,marked theVaticantomarkthefif-theFeastofSt.ClareofAs- teenthcentenaryofthesisi,foundressofthePoor CouncilofChalcedonport-Clares.

raysPopeLeoIwearingthe tiaraandapictureofthe councilinsession,taken fromafrescointheSistine salonoftheVatican.Acommemorativestampisbeing preparedtomark1952as thefirstcentenaryofthe issuanceofthefirststamp usedinaPapalStatein 1852.

PriestIsAcrobat PARIS.-ACatholic priestisthestarofanacrobatictroupethatperforms everySundayinDijon.Heis AbbeSimonfromSaone, whojumpsfromaheightof 100feetandisknownasthe "flyingman."AbbeSimon saidheundertookhisweekly acrobaticstunttoraise moneyfortherestoration ofhisrun-downparish church.Headdedthatdeliveringasermongiveshim morestagefrightthan jumpingfromhishigh perchatDijon.(SomeFrenchpriestshavebeenexperimentingwith unusualsideoccupationsto winthesoulsofthepoor.)

EnemiesReconciled

ROME.-Restorationof normaldiplomaticrelations betweenItalyandEthiopia after16yearsisexpectedto contributetostabilityin EastAfrica.Observersare confidentthatfriendlyspeakingtermsforthetwo governmentswillrepair damagesofaggressiveexpansionthatresultedwhen FascistsinvadedEthiopia in1935.

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SANFRANCISCO.Rumblingsinthebackgroundmaybeaudible whendelegatesinvited fromsome50nationsattendthesigningofthe four treaty-pactJapanesepeace Sept.24.TheState DepartmentwelcomedRussia'sdelayedacceptance withanotetoMoscowthat "theSanFranciscoconferenceisnotaconferenceto reopennegotiationsonterms ofpeace."Atthesametime,PremierShigeruYoshidaof Japan.toldtheDietthat TokyowillrequestthatUS. forcesberetainedinJapan and the"adjacentareas"after signing.TheKorean truceparleycontinuedin deadlock,andtheDefence DepartmentinWashington announcedthatAmerican battlecasualtiesinKorea hadreached11,954killed, 56,215wounded,and12,261 missingorimprisoned.

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IntroducingSgt.O'Reilly.

`Wolfhound'ManoftheYear

LoveofCountry AndLoveofGod

20,000PerishinRiots

Irishman foreigner

TOKYO,Aug.20(NC).-Ahawk-nosedmodestBronx bythenameofSgt.HughF.O'Reillybecamethefirst inJapantobecomeOsaka's"ManoftheYear."

Intruechamberofcommercestyle,theformer27th "Wolfhound"Infantryregimentsergeantwasawardedthetitlebythe"Osaka NichiNichi"(OsakaDaily News),alocaldailynewspaper,forwelfareservice workforJapaneseorphans oftheHolyFamilyorphanageinOsaka.

OnthestageoftheNakanochimaPublicha11, Osaka,before3,000Japanese,O'Reilly,aveteranof 12monthsfightinginKorea, receivedtheawardfrom JuichiIshii,presidentofthe Pnewspaper.Hewasalsopresentedwithaglassencased ceremonialdolland10,000 yen(approximately£12). Thedollwasplacedon exhibitionattheorphanage andthemoneydonatedto theinstitution'supkeep fund.

6 O'Reillywastheinstigator oftheWolfhound'ssponsorshipoftheorphanage.At aChristmaspartyheldin 1949,O'Reillywasstruck withthepatheticpictureof underfed,raggedyanddiseasedchildrenwhoshyly acceptedpresentsfromthe regiment.

Helearnedthechildren werehousedindilapidated, abandonedJapanesearmy barracks.Leakyroofs,inadequatesanitaryfacilities andameagreallotmentof clothingwerenotconducive tothehealthandwelfareof thechildren.

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Afternumerousvisitsto theorphanage,O'Reillyinterestedtheenlistedmenof theregimentinhiswards

withtheresultthatevery paydaytheunitcontributes agoodlychunkofitspayroll totherehabilitationofthese youngsters.Evenduringthe mosthecticdaysofthe Koreanconflicttheregiment neverfailedinitsmonthly donation.

TodatetheWolfhounds havecontributed£30,000, whichhaspaidfora modernbuildingtohousethe orphans,constructionofa playground,anX-rayclinic andasummerseashore camp.Inaddition,theWolfhoundregimenthaspurch-

asedanadjacentlottothe orphanageandplansconstructionofstillanother building.

AccordingtoO'Reilly, "thosekidsworshipthe groundonwhichaGIwalks. Therearenomorerickets. Thekidsarehealthyand happy,andeveryWolfhound whovisitstheorphanage getsmorethanhe'sgiven whenheseesthesmilesof welcomeonthefacesof thosekids.Everymanin theregimentknowsthat everynighteachofthe170 orphansareprayingforhim. That'srewardenough."

Two-YearScientificGuestShows

CanterburyRelicsAreNotofSaint Thomasa'Becket,MartyredPrelate LONDON,Aug.16.-Scientists,after atwo-yearinvestigation,havedecidedthat thereputedbonesofSt.Thomasa'Becket, foundunderCanterburyCathedral63years ago,arenotthoseofthemartyredArchbishop.

Theskull,theysay,does notshowsignsofhaving beingsmashedbyasword aswastheSaint'swhenhe wasmartyredbeforehis ownhighaltarin1170.It isprobablythatofanolder manwhowasnotsotallas the52-year-oldmartyr, theyadd.

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AsReprisalforPoles'Loyaltyto Church:TrialsAreExpectedSoon

LONDON,Aug.16(NC).-Anumber ofPolishpriestswhohavelonglanguished inRedprisonsareexpectedtobebroughtto "trial"soonasaresultofdecisionstakenat ameetingoftheWarsawpolitburoheldin earlyAugust.

Accordingtoinformation receivedhere,theprincipal reportatthemeetingwas madebyAntoniBida,directoroftheRedregime's OfficeforReligiousAffairs.

TheunityofthePolish Hierarchyandthedeep loyaltyofthePolishpeople totheChurchanditstraditions,Mr.Bidareportedly toldthepolitburo,constituteagravedangertothe regime'ssix-yearplanfor 4bolshevisingthecountry.

Earlierreportsreceived herestatedthatthough funeralarrangementsfor CardinalSapiehawereignoredintheCommunist press,some200,000gatheredfromallpartsofPoland topayfinaltributetothe Cardinalathisfuneralrites.

Afterhearingthereport ofMr.Bida,itislearned here,thepolitburodecided tostepupitscampaign againsttheHierarchyand ArchbishopWyszynski,PrimateofPoland,inparticu- lar.

Itwasalsodecidedthat aftertheharvestingiscompletedthisyearanumber ofshow"trials"against priestswillbestagedinan effortto tationblackentherepuoftheChurch.

Thesereportsareinline -'withothersreceivedhere statingthatSovietofficials recentlyvisitedWarsawto

needletheregimeintomore aggressivemeasuresagainst theChurch.

stonecoffininthecathedral cryptin1888. Theirdiscoveryledtoagreatcontroversy.Accordingtoearly historians,KingHenry VIII,inhisquestforloot, haddestroyedtheoriginal richshrine,oneofthetreasuresoftheWestern Church,andtheSaint's boneswereburned.One storywasthattheywere placedinacannonand blowntofragments.

Theinvestigatingscient-ists-Prof.A.J.E.Cave, anatomistataLondonhospital,andJackTrevor,anthropologistatCambridge University-wereappointed bytheChurchofEngland authorities,whoseArchbishopnowreignsinCanterbury'sbeautifulGothiccathedral.

Theysettoworkpatientlytotrytosolvethepuzzle, identifyingeachboneand fragmentofboneandlabellingthembeforefinally placingthembackintheir coffinandreburyingthem.

Theimportanceofcultivatingapracticalloveof ourcountrywasthetheme oftheaddressgivenbythe MostRev.E.V.Tweedy, D.D.,ataRequiemMass withmilitaryceremonialat St.Mary'sCathedral,Hobart,lastweek.

TheMass,whichwas celebratedbytheArchbishop,wasofferedforpast pupilsofSt.Virgil'scollege whowerekilledinthefirst andsecondworldwars.

Hesaidthatcomplaints hadbeenmadeinmany quartersthatthemoraleof Australianpeoplewasvery lowatthepresenttime.

"Ifevertherewasatime,' hecontinued,"whenour moraleshouldbeatits highest,itisthepresent, whenAustraliaisthreatenednotonlybyanenemy without,butalsobyan enemywithin.

"Thislatter'scynicalreferencestopatriotismand thelackofthespiritof selfsacrificehavegiven ampleevidencethatsubversiveinfluencesareat worktodestroyourcountry asweknowit."

Heremindedthecadetsof thecollegewhocarriedout themilitaryceremonial, thattheirschoolfriendsof yesterdayhad,duringthe pastfewdays,goneinto campwheretheywillreceiveatraininginmilitary techniqueandbesubjected tostrictmilitarydiscipline.

Self-Discipline.

"Unlessthatstrictmilitarydiscipline,"theArchbishopsaid,"encourages themostessentialdisciple ofall-namelyself-discip- line-wehavenoguaranteethattheirtrainingwill makethemgoodcitizensof Australia.'Unlessthou hastlearnedtofightand conquerthyself,thouart notfittofightanyman.'"

FounderofYCW GetsDecoration

SANTIAGO,Chile,Aug 13(NC.)-CanonJoseph Cardijn,founderandchaplainoftheYoungChristian Workers,wasnamedbythe GovernmentofChileCommanderofthe"Bernardo O'Higgins"OrderofMerit, inrecognitionofhissocial work.

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BOGOTA,Colombia,Aug.16.-Inan atmosphereofpoliticalpassionsandviolence,Colombia'sHierarchy,inaJointpastoral,appealstothepeop14toputaside hateandre-establishorderinthenation throughcharityandjustice.

Colombiahasbeenunder astateofsiegesinceNovember9,1949,during whichtime,accordingto reports,20,000peoplehave beenkilled.

Therevolutionarymovementof1948,saidtohave beeninspiredbyCommunists,deepeneddifferences andfurtherkindledhatreds betweenthepoliticalparties. Hundredsofcriminalswho escapedfromprisonfledto mountainsandforestsand organizedguerrillagroups, whichattackhamletsto sackandkill.LiberalParty leadersreportedlysupport theminordertocreatedif-

ficultiesfortheConservative governmentofPresident LaureanoGomez.

Thestateofsiegewas decreedin1949whenthe governmentdissolvedcongress.Electionsforanew congresshavebeensetfor theendofthisyear.

Tostrengthenhumaneffortstowardtheattainment ofcharity,theBishops requesttherecitationofa specialprayer,thattheBlessedSacramentbe&xposed inchurchesandchapelson ThursdaysandSundaysand thatthefaithfulbeexhorted toattendMassdevoutlyand ;ecitetheRosaryinthe home.

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