The Record Newspaper 06 September 1951

No.2,514.

Perth,Thursday,September6,1951.

FatherMacEwan'sIllness MayFinishConcertTour

Wheninterviewed,attheArchbishop'spalace,byastaffreportershortlybeforelunchonSept.4,FatherSydneyMacEwan wasshowingsignsoffatigueanddepression.Hestatedthathe hodbynomeansrecoveredfromtheeffectsofasevereinfluenzaattackwhichcausedthecancellationofhisrecitalsinAdelaide.At4p.m.hecollapsedinhisroom,andunderdoctor's orderswasremovedtothehospitalofSt.JohnofGod,Subiaco. dral,towhichheisdevot-camps,"saidFatherMacingallhisearningsfromEwan,"totheformerofficoncertsandrecordings. cersandN.C.O.'sofStalag

FatherMacEwanwillbe undermedicalcareforsome weeksandunabletocontinuewithprofessionalengagements.

HisPerthandKalgoorlie concertshavebeencancelled,butitishopedbythe A.B.C.tosupplyasubstituterecitalforthegoldfields.

Asked,on Tuesday, whetherhisAustraliantour hadreachedexpectations, FatherMacEwansaidit hadbeen"tremendous."It washisthirdvisittoAustralia,andhewassorry thathisconcertworkprecludedhisseeingthemany friendshehadmadeinthis country.

Unwillingtotalkmuchof himself,FatherMacEwan, eventhoughunwell,was enthusiasticaboutthecoin'pletionoftheObanCathe-

knowsowellinMoosburg, Langwied,andWestEnd Munich."

FatherMacEwanwasaccompaniedtoAustraliaby hismother-herfirstvisit. ShehasremainedinGoulburnuntilhecompleteshis tourwithsixconcertsin Sydney(ifhishealthpermits).Togethertheywill leavefromAdelaideonOct. 9onthereturntriptoScotSt.Columba'sCathedral,383,andthosehecametoland. ofArgyllandtheIslesfaces "acrisisofsurvival,"he said.Foundedinthesixth century,thedioceseto-day hadtocarefor12,000souls. Ithadonly24churches andpresbyteriesandfiveor sixpriests.

Cost%sincethecommencementoftheCathedral,hadmorethantrebled,andtheestimatetodaywas£75,000.Theinterioratpresentlacked evenaltars.Ithadreplacedthe"tincathedral"built 100yearsagobytheMarquessofBute.

FatherMacEwan.said thathisOrdinary,Bishop Grant,waswellknownto manyAustralianP.O.W.as anarmypadre."Hesends hisregardstoallhisold friendsoftheGerman

SisterAlacoque,WhoseLifeWas

MarkedbyDevotiontoSickandOld, DiesatDominicanPriory,Dongarra

OntheeveningofAug. 31,intheSt.JohnofGod hospital,Geraldton,Sister MaryAlacoque,0.P.,ofthe DominicanPriory,Dongarra,passedtohereternal reward.

ThedeceasedSisterwas borninRoslynBush, Southland,NewZealand,58 yearsago.In1914,inanswertoanappealforpostulantsforDongarra,Mary Culhane,withseveralother NewZealandgirls,volunteeredforWesternAustralia.Shewaswellknown intheMissionhouseson theMurchisonandLeonora asabrightandkindlySister,butmostofherreligiouslifewasspentinthe Priory.Herkindandsympatheticnatureurgedherto lendahelpfulhandin manyanemergency.Her devotiontotheagedsick nunswasoutstanding,and shewilllongberememberedforthefundofamusing storieswhichshecouldcall upatamoment'snotice duringrecreation.

TheSolemnRequiem Masswascelebratedatthe Priory,Sept.3,bythe Rev.LeoHornung,S.C.A. FathersMoffatandMiddletonweredeaconandsubdeacon,respectively.The funeral,withfullDominicanceremonial,followed immediately,andinterment wasinthenuns'cemetery, adjoiningthePriory.

Sister'sfatherandmother andhersister,SisterM. Gerard,0.P.,Priory,Dunedin,diedsomeyearsago. Thesympathyofthecommunityisofferedtoher onlysurvivingsister,Mrs. Crawford,Riverton,New Zealand,andtootherrelatives.

After40YearsinHighgateParish, Mrs.W.Parker,MotherofAlmoner, IsFarewelledbyWomen'sLeague

YoungChristianWorkersin17dioceses throughouttheCommonwealthwillcelebratethe10th.anniversaryofthemovementinAustraliainthecomingweek.

After10yearsthemove-110leadersintheArthdio-

mentnownumbers156 brancheswithamembershipof3,500financialand 8,000participatinginthe servicesoffered.

Theriseofthemovement, thoughnotspectacular,has beenoneofsolidconsolidation.Themovementwas givenitsfirstofficialrecognitioninMelbourneon Sept.8,1941,andatthe firstnationalconference,attendedby100priestsfrom alloverAustralia,Mr. FrankMcCannwasappointednationalsecretary.

Thefirstfull-scalenationalconferencewasheld inBrisbanein1945with100 leadersand60chaplainsattending.Subsequentnationalconferenceshave beenheldinNewcastle, Adelaide,Melbourne,and Perth.Onehundredleadersandchaplainsarenow meetinginBrisbane.

Australiahasbeenrepresentedatthegreatinter-nationalralliesinMontreal andBrusselsandtheNationalsecretarywassentby theAustraliangovernment toparticipateintheInternationalYouthConference inLondonin1948.

SteadyGrowthFrom HighgateBeginning

cese.Manyhundredsmore takepartinthevariousactivitiesprovidedbythe branches.

Campaigns,Leaders ReligiousVocations

Forty-sevenleaderstook partinthesixthannual summerschoolatAquinas collegelastyear,and38 membersparticipatedinthe annualretreatintheRedemptoristFathers'monastery.TwocombinedconferenceswiththeN.C.G.M. broughtmorethan400 memberstogethertodiscuss youthproblems.

Membersworkedoncampaignscoveringsuchtopics as:Drink,Work,Chastity, andCompulsoryMilitary Trainingduringthisyear. Twomoremembersleftrecentlytoinitiatetheirstudiesforthereligiouslife. TheyareRayHarris,of WestPerth,andR.Worner, ofNedlands.Manyreligiousvocationshavebeen fosteredbythemovement sinceitsinceptionbothhere andthroughoutAustralia. ThePerthY.C.W.Athletic clubreceivedtheDouglas Memorialshieldthisyear forbeingtheoutstanding clubintheW.A.A.A.A. competitions.Winnersof the"B"grade,theclubwas runner-upinthe"A,""C," andJuniorgrades.

TheHighgatebranchof theCatholicWomen'sleaguegaveafarewellparty toMrs.W.Parker,inthe parishhall,onAug.27.

DuringtheafternoonMrs. A.Chaunceyentertained withmusicalandvocal

FormerTeachersTravel82Miles

ToGod-SpeedBrilliantStudent

MaristBrothersfromNewNorciatravelledtoPerth,Aug.29,tomeetoneoftheir ex-students,MaxwellGregoryKelly,who waspassingthroughonthe"Stratheden."

MaxwellKellyhadjust completedanexceptionally brilliantcourseinSydney university.Hehadwon almostthepossibleinmathematicsandphysicsinhis threeyears'course.He woneachyeartheBarker, forfirstandhighdistinction inmathematics;hewasalso firsteachyearwithhigh distinctionsinPhysics.

In1950hegraduatedin SciencewithfirstclasshonoursinMathematics,first place,theUniversitymedal, theBarkerprize,aCommonwealthResearchstud-

entship,andtheJames King,ofIrrawang,Travellingscholarship.

Thislastscholarshipis awardedbySydneyuniversityonceeveryfive yearsandentitlestheholdertostudyabroadatanapproveduniversityfora periodoftwoyearsat£500 ayear.

MaxKellyisproceeding toSt.John'scollege,Cambridge,totakeanhonours degreeinArts.Hethen intendstodoresearchin thefieldofmathematicsfor adoctorateinphilosophy, MaxKellyisanex-studentoftheMaristBrothers.

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BlessingofPope

SenttoClontarf

Thefollowingcablehas justbeenreceivedatClontarffromtheVatican.

OccasionGoldenJubilee ClontarfBoys'townHoly Fathercordiallyimparts DirectorsandMembers PaternalApostolicBlessing. MONTINI,Substitute

items,andNoreenDonnelly sanganddanced.

Mrs.Parkerhasbeenin Highgateparishforthepast 40years,andforthemost ofthattimehasbeeninterestedinparishwork.

TheRev.M.Fitzgerald attendedtheafternoon functionandpresentedMrs. Parkerwithasuitablegift fromallpresent.

Mrs.Parkerisleavingthe Statetojoinherdaughter, Norma,inSydney,before makingherhomeinMelbourne.

Norma,whowasthefirst almonerattachedtoSt.Vincent'shospital,Melbourne, isleavingforAmericato furtherherstudies,having beenawardedaFullbright

Themovement,whichnow has14branchesand15 leaders'groupsworkingin thisArchdiocese,startedin Highgate.Previoustoits inception,theLeagueofCatholicYouthwasoperatingOzanamCause intheSubiacoparish.In November,1945,abranch wasopenedinMaylands, andinJanuary,1946,at Leederville.Belmont,Subiaco,andFremantlebrancheswereopenedinMarch,, andVictoriaParkinJune ofthatyear.Northamap- pliedforaffiliationinFebruary,1947,andthisbranch wasfollowedbyWestPerth andShentonParkinApril; theOsborneParkbranch wasstartedinAugustof thesameyear. Themovementnowhas 225registeredmembersand

ToBePrayedFor OzanamSundaythisyear fallsonSept.16,andarrangementshavebeen madefordevotionstobe heldinSt.Mary'sCathedralonthatdayat3p.m. MembersoftheV.deP. societyarerequestedtobe present,andanyofthe publicwhomaybeinterestedinfurtheringthecause ofthebeatificationofFrederickAzanamareinvited.

SecretaryofHighgaleTennisClub

EntertainsMembersatHouseParty

TheHighgateandSt. Brigid'stennisclubscombinedtorunaverysuccessfulhousepartyinthehome oftheHighgatesecretary, NancyeO'Dea,Aug.25. Thecombinedeffortwas anewventureintheentertainmentfieldoftheCatholicLawnTennisassociation.Aninterstateatmospherewasintroducedby thepresenceofMissBernadetteGreyfromSouth Australia,andMessersBras LeakandStanMachinfrom Tasmania.

Itwasverypleasingto noticeFathersJ.McNamara,J.Bourke,H.Kelly, andM.Fitzgeraldandthe associationsecretary,Les McGovern,amongthe crowd.Theassociationpresident,FrankCollopy,was unabletoattendasheisin hospital.Memberswishhim aspeedyrecovery.

PioneersToReceive BadgesonSept.16

Thebadge-givingceremonyofthePioneerTotal Abstinenceassociation,originallyarrangedforFriday, August31,willtakeplace atSt.Mary'sCathedralon Sunday,Sept.16,at7.30 p.m.Itistobehopedthat allthosewhoappliedfor membershipwillbeinattendance.

willbepreachedbythe Theoccasionalsermon grant. Rev.L.0:Neill,SI.

Memberswerepleasedto welcome,MargaretandPat McGinnityandMr.and Mrs.BrianMcGinnity-and hopethattheywillbe amongthemsoonagain.

Bothclubswishtothank Mrs.O'DeaandNancyeand allotherswhohelpedto maketheeveningasuccess.

Archbishop's Engagements

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 MissatSt.Joseph'sorphanageontheoccasionofthe widenjubilee.

September30: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatOurLady ofVictories',FloreatPask.

PicturedwiththeRev.M.Fitzgeraldand membersoftheHighgateCatholicWomen's League,isMrs.W.Parker(frontcentre)

OblatePriestDescribesFaith,Fortitude

IntheNativeMissionsoftheKimberley

"Oneofthegreatestexamplesoffaith andfortitudeinAustraliawasgivenbythe SistersofSt.JohnofGodintheirworkfor thenativesandthelepers,"saidtheRev.A. Keohane,0.M.I.,aftercorn-thelackofmaterialssomuch pletingathreemonths'tourasthelackoffinancethatis ofthe120,000squaremilesholdingthemback,"he oftheKimberleyVicariatestressed.Manyofthelepers byplane,truck,boat,andareabletolivealmostnormule.

FatherKeohanegavervissionsandretreatsinBroome, Derby,Lombadina,Beagle Bayandaspecialmissionto thelepersintheDerbyleprosarium.

TheSistersinBroome,as wellasrunningaschoolfor thecolouredchildren,maintainahostelforcoloured workinggirls,visitthegaol andhospitals,staffthegovernmenthospital,andcon-ducttheHolyChildorphanagewhichhasreceivedthe highestpraisefromGovernmentofficialswhohaveinspectedit.

Filipinoswereprominent amongthe200whoattended theseven-day'missionin Broome.Afeatureofthis mission,saidFatherKeohane,wastheveryfine singingofthecoloured people.

FatherKeohaneclassedas "oneoftheoutstanding thingsoftheNor'West,"the concertgivenhimbythe patientsoftheDerbyleprosariumwheretheSisters carefornearly300lepersin thegovernmentinstitution.

About200ofthenativepa-tientsareCatholics,hesaid. andthelepershopetobe abletobuildanewchurchin thenearfuture."Itisnot

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lottineFathersandalsoat theBeagleBaymission. Givingamissiontothe 100-oddnativesatLombadinapresentedmany problems,hesaid.Simple talkswithplentyofillustrationsheldtheirattention andthenativesfollowedthe fullmissionroutineofboth morningMassandevening

thepioneernuns.andthe wateringtroughforthe cattleatLombadina. storybehindthetroughwas, heexplained,thatoneofthe earlyTrappistmonks,Father Nicholas,whodedicatedhis lifetothenativesatLombadinamadethemetalcontainerashisowncoffin. Afterthinkingthingsover,

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LepersBuiltandWorshipinThisChurch. malliveswithintheinstitution,receivingthelatest medicaltreatment.They havetheirpicnics,days-off, andwalkabouts.Father Keohanejoinedthemon oneoftheirhuntingexpeditions.

"Thegovernmentdeservestremendouscredit forthewayitisassisting thesepeople,"headded.

Corroboreesweregiven inhishonourbythenativesoftheLombadina missionstationofthePal-

services.Anoriginalslant wasgivenoneofthecorroboreeswhenthemissioner addedasongabouthow theyhadhuntedand^iught awildturkey."Theeffect ofthesoftIrishbrogueon thosepaintedandsp..arcarryingnativesmusthave beentoolgoodforwords," oneofthepriestscommented.

FatherKeohanereturned withmanymemoriesand talesoftheNorth.Inparticularhementionedthe urgentneedformorerecruitsfortheSistersofSt. JohnofGod;thecelticcross erectedbytheJapaneseof Broomeinmemoryofoneof

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CathedralParish, HighgateMission

ARetreatfortheCathedralparishopenedinSt. Mary'sCathedralonSept. 2,whenalargecongregationheardtheRev.A'Keohane,0.M.I.,givetheopeningexercises.

AMission,conductedby theRev.J.Crowe,C.Ss.R., openedattheLearoydstreetchurch,HighgateHill, onSept.2. Largecongre-gationshavebeenattending morningMassandthe eveningexercises.

"GoTeachAllNations."

hedecidedthatitwould serveabetterpurposeifit wasusedasawatering troughforthemission. FatherNicholaswasburied

withoutacoffinunderatree amonghisnativesandhis coffinisstillbeingusedfor whatheconsidereda"useful purpose."

OnSundaynext,Sept.9, theRedemptoristFathers willcommenceaMissionin theSacredHeartchurch, HighgateHill.Itwillcontinueforafortnight.

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Itisestimatedthatthehomepilgrim Virgindevotion,whichwasinauguratedin theDardanupparish,April22,willcontinue foranothertwoyearsbeforeallthehomes oftheparishhavebeenvisited.

OnAug.19,thestatueMrs.L.Rechichitothe wasborneinaprocessionhomeofMr.W.Harris, ofcarsfromthehomeofWaterloo.

Non-CatholicsMayHearCatholic

CaseatNewLectureSeries,Sept.13

SupposeIhadnotreceived thegiftofthatfaithwhich Inowhold.SupposeIbelongedtooneofthemany denominationsofChristians whichstandapartfrom theCatholicChurch.The groundsformyfaithwould thenbe,notanauthoritativeteachingbodywhichI believedtohavebeenset upbyGodtoguideme,but myownpredelictionsor hereditaryattachments,my ownreadingofhistoryand interpretationoftheScriptures.

InduecourseIshould havetogobeforeGodto giveanaccountofmylife, tobejudgedaboutthe AfidelitywithwhichIsought tobefaithfultotruthand tothewillofGod.Letme supposethatIthendiscoveredtheCatholicreligionto bethereligionestablished byJesusChrist.(Thisisat leastpossible,youknow; theCatholicreligionis,and hasalwaysbeen,thereligionofthemajorityof Christians.)

Ishouldhavetoexplain. injustificationofmyerror, whatpainsIhadtakento findoutthetruthandto checktheclaimswhichthe CatholicChurchhadso openlymade.

Icanhardlyconceivethat Ishouldbeveryhappyin mypositionbeforeGod's judgmentseatifIcould 'onlysay:"Ireadmany bookssupportingmyown side;IreadeveryProtestantattackontheCatholic

Church;Istudiedandbelievedeverythingthatapostates,free-thinkers,and atheistswroteaboutthe Catholicreligion."

ThatcouldhardlybeexpectedtomeetwithGod's approval.Noone,Ithink, cansafelyleavethisworld whohasconfinedhimselfto attacksontheCatholic Churchortheaccountsthat enemiesgiveofherdoctrineanddiscipline,andhas neverreadorheardaCatholicexpositionofCatholicism."-(H.A.Johnston, S.J.-ACriticLooksatthe CatholicChurch.) ForThoseNotoftheFaith.

HearaCatholicexposition ofCatholicism.Onthevery groundsuponwhichyou baseyourProtestantbeliefs yououghttodothis;you cannotleavethisworldsatisfiedunlessyoudo.The CatholicChurchandher claimsaretoobigtobe ignored,andyouwillfind herclaimsintheBible.

ForThoseoftheFaith.

Helpyourfriendswhoare notCatholicstohearthe teachingsoftheChurchfrom Catholicsthemselves.Bring themtotheafternoonat theConventofMercy. VictoriaSquare,beginning at2p.m.onSunday,Sept. 9.Bringthemtothenew seriesoftalksbeginningin theCentralCatholicLibrary onThursday,Sept.13,at 7.45p.m.

Thosewhoattendthe afternoonandthetalks committhemselvesinno way.

PriestsandNunsPrayatDeathBed

OfMichaelD'Arcy,FatherofEleven

Manypriestsandnuns wereatthebedsideofthe lateMichaelJohnD'Arcy whodiedAug.23.Bornin Rosedale,Victoria,76years agoMr.D'Arcycameto thisStatein1895.HismarriagewithNorahWilloughbywasblessedwith11 children,10ofwhomsurvivehimThirty-eight grandchildrenalsomourn hismemory.

Mr.D'Arcyretiredatthe ageof65fromtheW.A.G.R. inwhichhehadservedin MidlandJunction,Kalgoorlie,Wagin,andBunbury. Hewaswellknownin railwaycirclesthroughout thestate.

AmemberoftheHighgatebranchoftheHoly Namesociety,Mr.D'Arcy hadahostoffriendsdespite hisveryretiringdisposition. Speakingofhimoneofthe priestswhoattendedhim said"Hewasaperfectex-

ampleofaCatholicgent- leman"

TheRev.M.B.RyancelebratedtheRequiem'Mass inSt.FrancisXavier's,East Perth,Aug.24.Pallbearers wereMessersR.Dellamere, E.Nylander,G.D.Baker,D PilkingtonF.Lobb,F.J. Bryant,J.G.Regan,andM. Kingdom.

Thefuneralarrangements wereinthehandsofBowra andO'Dea.

About100peopleattendedthefirstevening'sdevotions,includingacar-load ofparishionersfromDonnybrook,includingtheir parishpriest,theRev.P. Cryan.

Goodattendanceswere maintainedeachevening, despitewet,coldnights.

TheRev.C.Cunningham, parishpriest,wasinregularattendance.

"Letmeputitthisway: Mr.Harrisledtheprayers,andthehymnsincludedonetoOurLadyofMt. Carmelwithwordswritten byRev.MotherBernard,of Dardanup.

Afeatureofthedevotion hasbeentheexquisite altarspreparedinthe homesfortheenthronementofthestatue.Blue satinandmagnificentlace decoratedthealtarinMrs. Rechichi'shome,whiledaffodilsandhoveamadea braveshowingatMr.Harris's.

Thedevotionsareusually followedbyasocialevening.

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Mr.Whiteisamemberofwifehassewedalittle thePerthC.I.B.,andM. AndreoftheFrenchNationalPolice(anorganisationsomethingakintothe AmericanFederalBureau ofInvestigation).Aformer seminarian,M.Andrehas neverbeenseriouslyinjuredinsport,andforyears walkedabeatinMarseilles, "themostcosmopolitanand toughestcityintheworld," ashedescribedit."My

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AMission,conductedby theRedemptoristFathers, willbegininthechurchof OurLadyofFatimaon Sunday,September16,and willlastfortwoweeks. TherewillbeMassdailyat 6,7,and9,withaMission sermoneverynightat7.30. TheSundaytime-tablewill beasusual.Catholicsare invitednotonlytocome buttobringtheirfriends.

TheComo-Applecrosscommitteehavedecided,in responsetomanyinquiries andrequests,toorganise anotherconcertintheDistricthallatCanning BridgeinNovember.In themeantimethemostimportanteventistheballat thePagodaonthe17th. Logesandtablesmaybe bookedbyringingMrs. Brophy,MU1792.

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LordAbbotGivesFirstCommunion SelectsChurchSiteatBullfinch

OnSunday,Aug.26,in St.Mary's,SouthernCross, theRt.Rev.Dr.Gregory, O.S.B.,celebratedHigh Massontheoccasionofhis canonicalvisitationtothat parish.Rev.H.Ros;O.S.B., wasdeacon;Rev.E.W. O'Halloran,P.P.,sub-deacon,andtheRev.P.Garbayo,O.S.B.,masterof ceremonies.Thirteenchildrenreceivedtheirfirst HolyCommunionfromthe handsofDr.Gregory.

Intheafternoon,theLord AbbotvisitedthefastgrowingtownofBullfinchand inspectedpossiblesitesfora churchcentre.Afteratour oftheminebuildings,he wasentertainedtoafter-

noonteainthehomeofMr. andMrs.L.Bugg,wherea numberofpeoplehad gatheredtomeethim.

OnMondaymorninghe visitedthechildreninfor theannualBushies'school, congratulatingthemon theirdemeanourinthe churchandtheirprogress, allduetothegoodworkof theSistersofSt.Joseph. PERTH

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Thursday,Sept.6,1951.

Bishop-Elect'sNew

PresbyteryOpening

TheMostRev.L.J. Goodyhasisuedaninvitationtoalltobepresentattheblessingand openingofthenewBedfordParkpresbytery.The functionistimedtostart at3p.m.onSunday,Sept. 9.Thenewbuildingis nexttoSt.Peter'sschool.

HACBSActivities. Ourverybestwisheswent withourChaplanFr.Brady forawelldeservedholiday inMelbourne,andwelook forwardtoseeinghimwith usagainshortly.

Onenewmember,MissJ. Barry,wasadmittedan'i welcomedatthemeetingof OurLadyHelpofChristians'branch,H.A.C.BS. Aug.28.Afterthemeeting. membersprocededtoKensingtonwhereanenjoyable eveningwasspentwithSt. Columbasbranchinthe inter-branchcompetitions. Theladiesofthatbranch providedsupper.

Noticedhomeonhis annualleaveisTonyWhitely,aCommonwealthBank officialfromBunbury,and formermemberofthis branchbutnowofMirror ofJusticebranchinthat southernport.

Abarbecuewillbeheld atthehomeofMr.andMrs. Whiteat9Maudstreet,VictoriaPark,Sept29.Admissionisbyticket,andsomethinggoodisanticipated.

Thenextmeetingofthe branchwillbeheldSept.11, at7.30p.m.

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BasketballWind-up AtPalmyraBranch

AsummaryofthePerth DiocesanMovementinthe pastyearandatalkby RogerRyan,oneofPerth's firstleaders,willalsobe featured.Specialfromthe EasternStateswillbearecordingofafeatureby DavidBurke,formereditor of"NewYouth"whichwill beplayed.

Parents,relativesand friendsofmovementmembers,bothpastandpresent arecordiallyinvitedtoattendtherally.Branchpresidentsareremindedto mustertheirbranchmembers,alsonottoforgetthe BranchCommuniononthe weekend,commemorating theAnniversary.

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Thenextdancewillbe onSaturday,Sept.15inSt. Theresa'shall,Tyrellstreet. CombinedCathedrial

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W.PerthLadsPlan ACarnivalDance

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Ournextcarnivaldance willbeonSaturday,Sept. 29.Thenextgeneralmeetingsofthebranchwillbe

ClergyRetreat StartsSept.10

Thefirstofthethree retreatsfortheclergyofthe Archdiocesewillbegivenin theRedemptoristmonastery,NorthPerth,Sept 10-14.Thosetakingpartare Rt.Rev.Msgr.E.Kennedy, Rt.Rev.Msgr.J.Moloney, Rt.Rev.Msgr.E.Moss,Rt. Rev.Msgr.J.T.McMahon, VeryRev.M.Reidy,andthe Revs.J.Fahey,J.McCormack,JO'Grady,H. Kearin,J.Dunne,F. Kearnen.G.O'Callaghan,A. Langmead,J.Wallace,F. Collins,F.Byrne,J.Doyle, F.O'Connor,T.Lenihan,F. Ryan,C.Cunninghaln,John Russell,M.Giles,F.Regan, D.Downey,A.Lynch,M. Philbin,W.Clery,P.Farrelly,JMcCarthy,J.Hogan, M.Ryan,J.Bourke,J. O'Sullivan,E.Rogers,and G.O'Leary. HisGracetheArchbishop willpreside.

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WestPerth. Averyenjoyableevening wasspentonAugust30when WestPerthboysandgirlsproducedtheirmuchhiddentalent tomaketheirconcertagreat siccess.

ShentonPark. Therewillbeageneral meetingonTuesday,Sept.11. Don'tforgetourweekendat thelodgeonSept.29and30. Fremantle. Congratulationstoallthe "A"Gradeplayerswhobeat Cathedralby2goalslastSaturdayandplayoffinthegrand finalthisweek. Allgirlsinterestedinsolfball thisseasonshouldgetintouch withMarieBoladerasfor furtherparticulars. Ourverybestwisheswent withourChaplainFr.Brady forawelldeservedholiday inMelbourne,andwelook forwardtoseeinghimwithus againshortly.

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ConcordMayBeTooDearlyBought

Whiletheworldwaitsanxiouslytoseewhat willbethefinalwordinthecease-firetalksinKorea, twothingsarebecomingclearerandclearer.

(1)SovietRussiaisabletoexertatremendous influenceonourwayoflifeandournational thought,andwearepowerlesstomakeanyimpressiononRussiaanditspeople.Thestrugglebetween democracyandtotalitarianismmaybeleadingtoa finalshowdown.

Moscowholdstheinitiativeinworldaffairs,and wearekeptguessingwhereourinterestswillheattackednext,and,when?

ThetalksinKoreawouldnothavecomeeven totheirearlieststagesifMoscowhadnotwanted them.Whentheydidcomewewereforcedintoa positionwherewehadtoacceptthemorhebranded aswarmongers.

IthasbeensuggestedthatRussiawantedthe talksinKoreabecauseshefinallyrealisedheraggres_ sioninKoreawasamistake.Ithasbeensaid thatRedlossesinKoreahaveputagreatstrain onherarmamentproduction.Ithasbeensaidthat shewantedtoknowwithwhatweaponseyewould fightherduringthefinalshowdown.

UntilNyetaketheinitiativefromherwewill bekeptinthepositionofguessingwhereandwhen shewillstrikenext.Thedaysofcompromiseare past.WehavelearnedthatagreementwithRussiahasalwaysbeenboughtattoogreataprice. FromYalta,Potsdam,andTeheranweshouldhave learnedthatanyagreementwiththeRedsistothem butjustanotherpieceofpaper.

Wecertainlydonotadvocatetheprolongation ofthewarinKorea,butwedopointoutthatthere isnobasisofatrueagreementwithCommunism. Therecanbenone.IfpeacedoescomeinKorea, itwillbeatanawfulprice.ThatishowtheReds act.Thisisnotimeforfalseorvainhopes.Itis timeforustofacethefacts,howeverunpleasant theymaybe.Itistimeforincessantprayer coupledwithdeterminedactiononthepartofthe freeworld.Wehavebeentrickedmanytimesbefore.Weshouldnotwalkintothesametrapaagin.

ThetreatiessignedbetweenAustralia.New Zealand.andtheUnitedStatesmaynieanthatthe tidehasturnedandthatwewillsoonbeready totaketheinitiativeItisthedutyofeveryCatholictoprayforourleadersandtoco-operatewith theirplanstomakeAustraliaready.

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ByMaryTinleyDaly.

DadSolves'Markie'sRootProblem

"What'sthematter, Markie?"askedtheHead oftheHouse.

"I'mworried,"sniffed Markie."Abouthomework."

Homeworkhasalways beentheleastofMarkie's worries,butto-nightshe satwithablankpieceof paperbeforeher,tears slowlyrollingdownher cheeks.

TheHeadoftheHouseis apush-overforfeminine tears,sohesatdownbeside Markie,puthisarmaround her,wipedhereyes.

"Let'ssee,"hesaid.

"WhatdidSistergiveyou forhomework?"

"It'sapenance,"said Markie."Shetoldmeto writethefiverootsandI don'tknowfive(soots-or evenoneroot."

"Thefiverootsofwhat?" askedtheHeadofthe House.

"Idon'tknowwhatroots shemeant..."

"Butwhatsubject, Markie?It'sspring-maybe itwasinnaturestudy.Did shemeanfiverootsthat startgrowingnow?"

"Wedon'ttakenature study,"wailedMarkie. "AndIdon'tthinkSister evenknowsitsspring."

"Maybeit'stherootsof words,"saidtheHeadof theHousethoughtfully.

"No,you'retooyoungfor that Maybeit'smathematics Onerootis squareroot,anotheriscube root Say,"heasked,"is theresuchathingasquad- rupleroot?"

"Theydon'tstudyeven squarerootinfifthgrade," Isaidwitheringly.

"Let'sapplyFBImethods here,Markie,"hesaid. "Whatsubjectwereyou supposedtobestudying whenSisterpastedthispu- nishmentonyou."

"That'sjustit,"said Markie."Idon'tknow.I waslookingoutthe window."

"Andwhatwereyouthinking?"hewenton.

"Iwaswonderingwhat wasinmy

"Andlunchbag." whatsubjectdoyou havebeforelunchtime?"

"Joggerfy-thecrazyold stuff."

"Whatareyoustudyingingeography?"persisted theHeadoftheHouse.

"Let'ssee,"ponderedMarkie."Mexico-no,that waslastmonth.We're studyingCanadanow.You know,theplaceArthur Godfreysingsabout...'FlorrenceuptheSt.Lawrrence.'"

"Yeah,butwhatelsedo youknowaboutCanada.?"

"Notmuch,"saidMarkie seriously."ButSisterdid saysomethingaboutthe corntheyraise."

"Corn?InCanada?" TheHeadoftheHuosewas gettingwoozynow."Could ithavebeenCanada'swheat crop?"

"Maybeitwas,"said Markie,smilingforthefirst time."Seemstomeshe didsaysomethingabout wheat.Maybethat'swhat mademethinkofbreadandwonderwhatkindof sandwichesMonpackedin thelunchesandifthey'dbe onwholewheatbread ."

TheHeadoftheHouse leafedthroughMarkie's geographybook.Thereit was. Canada:Location; Climate;Government;Products."Histrainedeye passedoverCanada'sloca-

tion,climateandgovernmentandcametoreston itsproducts.

"Eureka!"heexclaimed.

"Imean,Ithinkwe've foundwhotSisterwanted youtodo.Nowlistencarefully.Markie.DidSister sayforyoutowritethefive routesbywhichCanada shipsoutherwheatcrop?" Markie'sfacebecameone beamingsmile.

"Why,Daddy!"shecried, "that'sjustwhatshedid say.Iremembernow.She said:`Markie,fornotpaying attentionyoumustwritethe fiveroutesCanadausesto shipoutherwheatcrop."

"Andthey'reallhere! Plainasthefreckleson yourface!Justcopy'em off."HeshowedMarkie theparagraphandglanced up.

"Well,afterall,"he chuckled,"itwasambiguous-'thefiveroots'-how wouldthepoorkidknow?"

"She'dknowifshehad beenpayingattention,"1 said.

"Howcouldshepayattentionifshewashungry? Maybesheoughttohavea biggerbreakfast."

"Shehasanenormous breakfast,"Isaid."She hasorangejuiceandoatmealand

"Gee,Iwishyoupeople wouldstoptalkingandlet medomyhomework,"interruptedMarkie. "It's easywhenyougetgoing." "AndwhenDaddieshows youwhatparagraphto copy?"Iasked.

"Yep,"shegrinned.I'm gladyoumarriedthatman."

Yep,Ithought,so'mI!

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St.Columba'sChurch. ForrestStreet SundayMassesat7.30and 9.30. ComoPictureTheatre(PrestomStreet):SundayMassat8. OldPeople'sHome,Mount Henry:SundayMassat8.30a.m. HolyNameParish;Carlisle. HolyNameChurch. LionStreet,8a.m. StateSchool.Kewdale,9.30

KensingtonPariah(Church, CareyStreeI): Masses:7.30a.m.and9.30am, ScarboroughChurch,Scarboro BeachRoad):EverySundayat7.30a.m.and 9a.m.

NorthBeach: ChurchofOurLadyof Grace.Mass,7.30a.m. BelmontParish(everySunday):Belmont(Church.HehirS. 7.45a.m.

RivervaleParish: SalisburyRivervale(Church,Corner andGladstoneSts.): 7.30a.m.and9.30a.m.

RivertonParish: Riverton:Publichall,7.30a.m. eachSunday. RockinghamParish: Safety Sunday,Bay(School):Every 7.30a.m. RockinghamSt.Michael's Church:EverySunday,9a.m. VictoriaParkParish: Massesat7.8,9and10am. everySunday.

MundaringParish: FirstSundayofmonth,Mundaring(Church,Coolgardie Street):8 .m.;Darlington 9.30a.m. SecondSunday:Chidlow (Hall):8a.m.;Mundaring,9.30 a.m.

ThirdSunday:Darlington,8 a.m.;Mundaring,9.30a.m.

FourthSunday:Mundaring Weir(Hall):8a.m.;Mundaring 9.30a.m

Gosnells: EverySundayat7.30a.m.and 9.45a.m.

SpearwoodParish: St.Jerome's,Spearwood: 1st.and3rd.Sundays,at8.30 a.m.;2nd.,4th.,and5th.Sundays,at9a.m. HiltonPark(inStateschool): 2nd.and4th.Sundays,at7.30 am, Woodman'sPoint(Inhall): 1stand3rdSundays,at7am.

GreylandsMigrantCamp(Re- creationHall): EverySunday,at9a.m.

DunreathHostel,Dunreath: EverySundayat9a.m.

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LifeofGirlWhoWorkedinFactory, LivedinaSlum,andDiedOnly16 YearsAgo,IsExaminedforSanctity EDINBURGH,Aug.16.-Atribunalto investigatethesanctityofMargaretSinclair,Edinburghtenementdweller,whodied 26yearsago,istobesetupshortlyinthis Scotscapital.

MargaretSinclairwas bornin1900inatwo-room Edinburghhomeasthe thirdchildofAndrew Sinclair,acitylabourer,and hiswifeElizabeth.Shewas akeenstudentandparticu- larlygoodatsports,butit wasonlywhenshebegan toearnherlivinginafactorythatherexceptional devotionwasnoticed.

Afterpersuadinganexsoldiertoreturntohisreligiousdutiesshebrokeoff herengagementtohimto becomeapostulantatthe PoorClaresconventin London.Ayearafterher professionshecontracted tuberculosisofthethroat anddiedattheSistersof Charitysanatoriumat Warley,Essex,Nov.24, 1925.

Throughmonthsofseveresufferingshewas alwayscheerful,accepting everythingas"thewillof thegoodGod"or"another weebitoftheCross."

HergraveinMount Vernoncemetery,Edinburgh,hasbecomeacentre ofpilgrimagesoverthe pastyearsandthreepersons claimtohavebeencured fromhopelessillnessthrough her aboutintercession.Theyand 24otherpersonswho knewherinlifehavetobe interviewedbythe5judges oftheapostolictribunal.

Margaret's80-year-oldmotherstillliveshere.One sisterisaLittleSisterof thePoorandanother,Mrs. JamesMcMahonliveswith herhusbandandfamilyin Glasgow.

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BishopO'CollinsChallengesYoung WorkerstoRestoreWork'sDignity

InofficiallyopeningthesecondVictorianStateconferenceoftheYoungChristian Worker'smovementatBallaratlastweekend,MostRev.Dr.J.P.O'Collins,Bishopof Ballarat,saidtheY.C.W. shouldbeproudofitsname. Hechallengedthe150leaderspresentfrombranches alloverVictoriawithamission-"torestoredignityto work."

"Neverletworkbedegraded-itissomethingthat signifiesandenoblesaman," hesaid."Wemustcombat withpositiveChristian valuesallthose-bothCommunistsandunscrupulous employers-whowoulddestroythedignityandidealism oftheyoung'workers.Never forget,also,thatyoursisa Christianmovementand youmustdevelopapersonal spirituality-anintimacywithChristifyouareto accomplishthistask,"he remindedthem.

Dr.O'Collinssaidthathe wasa beforeworkerfornineyears studyingforthepristhood.

"Iknowwhatgoesonin factoriesandplacesof work,butwithcourage andfiredbyzealforChrist youcandogreatthingsfor ChristandtheChurch.If

MurderedNunWas KoreanHead'sSister

TheexecutionofSister MaryAgneta,whowas MaryChang,sisterofJohn Chang,PremierofKorea andformerKoreanAmbassadortotheUnitedStates, isreportedinthebook PacificHopscotch,written bySisterMariadelRey,a Maryknollnun.Oneof SisterMariadelRey'sassignmentsintheOrientwas torescueSisterAgneta,if possible.SisterMariadel ReyreportedthatshelearnedSisterAgnetawastaken bytruckoutsidethecityof Pyongyang,whereshewas killedandburiedinaditch. Theexecutiontookplacein October,1950,SisterMaria delRey beforereported,shortly Americanforcescap- turedtheNorthKorean capital.PacificHopscotch ispublishedbyCharles Scribner'sSons.SisterMaria delReywasareporterin Pittsburg,U.S.A.,beforeshe enteredReligiouslife.

allofyou-thewholemo. vementinVictoria-resolvestodothis,therecanbe wroughtatremendous change."

Aresolutionstronglycondemning"thepresent indecentandimmoraltrend insummerdress,particu- larlyswimsuits,sunsuits andoff-the-shoulderdresses,"waspassedattheconference.

"ItisimpossibletorestoreChristianidealsofpurityandchastityamong youngworkerswhilethis styleofdresscontinues," saidtheRevP.Bohan,BallaratDiocesanY.C.W.chap- lain.

Anotherresolutionwas that"theStateGovernment beurgedtointroducelegis- lationtorestrictthesaleof indecentandpornographicmagazinesandcomicsfloodingbookstallsthroughout theState."

SocietyHandsOver ChairofSpeaker

TheSpeaker'sChairsaid tohavebeenusedinthe firstVictorianLegislative Council100yearsago,was handedovertotheVictorianParliamentlastweek bytheMelbournebranchof theSt.Patrick'ssociety.The ceremonywasattendedby thePremier(Mr.McDon- ald),thePresidentofthe LegislativeCouncil(Sir ClifdenEager),theSpeaker (Mr.Michaelis),andmembersofParliament. Thesocietyretainedthe chair whenandotherfittings theLegislativeCounciltransferedfromSt.Patrick'shall(Bourke-street) tothepresentbuilding.The handingoverofthechair bythesocietywasanact tomarkthecentenaryof Victoria.

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DearGirlsandBoys, Aspromised,thereare morelettersfromSt. Mary's.It'sdelightfulto beabletoprintthem everyweek-somethingI've dreamedoffornearlya year.Soyouyoungfolk whohaven'twrittenyet,,be Sportsandmadeastart.As theysayintheschoolground,"Keepthepotboiling."Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

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MOTHERSAYS. (J.0.Starr.)

Mothersays, "Haveyoudoneyour scales,PeterJohn? Haveyoucleanedyour nails,PeterJohn? Goandtidyupyourtoys, PeterJohn Don'tmakesuchadreadfulnoise,PeterJohn Ifshesaid, "Putyourlessonbooks away,PeterJohn, Andlet'sgotothebeach today,PeterJohn, No,youneedn'teatthat rice,PeterJohn, Comeandhaveastrawberryice,PeterJohn," IfMothersaidthat, Well

ArithmeticProblems

AreHardtoAileen

St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Justa fewlinestothankyoufor Yourkindanswertomy firstletter,whichappeared in"TheRecord"afew weeksago.Iwasreally thrilledwhenIsawit.The othergirls,whoseletters werealsopublished,were alsoverypleased.

FatherBourkestillhasn't visitedourschool,butas yousay,thereisnoneedto worryasheisaverynice person.

Ourschoolworkisvery easyallexceptmental,and justlatelyitseemstohave gotveryhard,especially ourarithmetic,butSister helpsusagreatdeal.

Theothergirlsarealso answeringtheirlettersso youseethereisnotmuch talkgoingonintheclass room.Sisterhasjusttold theV.standardthatthey mustalsotrytowritealetterinto"TheRecord,"asit wouldbeveryniceifthey couldhavetheirletters publishedliketheother girlsinStandardVI.

Well,Ireallymustclose now,butbeforeIdoIwant tothankyouagainforpublishingmyletteralongwith theothers.-Yours,sincerely, AILEENHOWL.

DearAileen,-Ifyou're thrilledtoseeyourletters printed,I'mthrilledtoget themprinted. So,alto-

gether,it'squiteathrill, isn'tit?Sorryaboutthe hardsums.Butremembertheschoolboywail: "Multiplicationisvexatious, Division'sjustasbad, Theruleofthreeitpuzzles me, Andfractionsdriveme mad." So,Aileen,you're.notthe onlyone.Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

Missioner'sStories

EnthralledHelen St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Sister hasjustreadusaletter from"TheRecord"froma girlinFremantle,andseeingthatalltheclassare writingIdecidedtodoso, too.

MynameisHelenMcAlwey,andIaminsixth standard,andIamtaking ascholarshipthisyear. I don'tthinkIwillobtainit, seeingthatagirlcalled AileenHowlisinmyclass, becauseshehascomefirst innearlyeveryclass.

FatherBourkeisexaminingthehighschoolto-day, andwillprobablybehere nextweek.IhopeIpass, don'tyou?

Apriestfromthe"Far East"visitedourschoollast Friday,andhisnamewas FatherO'Collins(aColumbanFather),whohasalreadyspent25yearsin Chia.Hetoldusofthe foodtheyateandhowyou growtolikeit.Healso spokeofatimewhenhe visitedatownandaman heknewinvitedhimtotea andhesaidhewouldserve himaspecialdish.When hehadfinishedhisteathe manwentoutandbrought inthisspecialdish.Isupposeyoucanimaginehis horrorwhenhesawtento thirteensmallwormswrigglingaboutandhecoulddo nothingbuteatthem.He toldquiteanumberofincidentsliketheoneIhave justrelated,butIcan'trememberthemall.

BeforeIendIwillask youaquestion:Englandis theMotherland,Germanyis

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HelenMcAlwey,ofSt. Mary's,asksthisriddle: IfEnglandisthemotherland,andGermanyisthe fatherland,whatisGreece? AndBeverleyPyke,also ofSt.Mary's,hassentin thispuzzle: Ifaboatatlowtidehad twostepsinthewater,how manystepswouldbeinthe waterathightide? (Answersnextweek).

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theFatherland,whatis Greece?Canyouguessthe answer?-Yours,sincerely, HELENMcALWEY.

DearHelen,-You'revery welcometothe"Corner." "Allthemorethemerrier," ismycry.Bestofluckin thescholarship.Mayyou finditveryeasyandpass. Bestwishes,andwrite again. UNCLEMAC.

JosephineDescribes FireinaFactory

St.Mary'sPrimarySchool, Leederville.

DearUncleMac,-Iwas verypleasedtoseemyletterin"TheRecord,"andto hearthatyouenjoyedit.

OnenightinJulyadress factorynotfarfromour homewentupinflames. Theflameswentsohigh intotheairthattheycould beseenfromallaround. Twofirebrigadeswereon thescene,andafter20minutesoffightingthefiremen hadtheflamesundercontrol.Trafficwasheldup, becausetheyhadtogetthe waterfromtheotherside ofthestreet.Finally,when thefirewasout,theyfound outthatthedamageof thefactoryamountedto £15,000.Iwillclosemy letterandwritetoyou againsoon.-Yours.sincerely, JOSEPHINESITA.

WhenGreatFolk WereLittleFolk "LittleBoyBlue"Was WrittenOnDeath OfPoet'sEldestSon EugeneField'smother diedwhenhewassix. Hisdistressedfathertook himtoacousininMassachusettswhohadbeggedtorearhim.Enroute fromSt.Louis,Eugene managedtoreleaseeight whitemicefromawire cagebasketcarriedbya womanpassenger.His motivewaspartmischief, partcommiseration.

Adayorsolater,troubledbywhathehaddone, Eugeneconfessedtohis father.FieldSeniorshook hisheadandsighed,"Gene Gene!Youhaveanincorrigibleimagination!"

Itwasanaturalenough assumptionaboutthegiftedboywhowaslaterto delightchildrenwithsuch

ByJULESARCHER From"BestYears,"U.S.A.

verseas"LittleBoyBlue," "Wynken."Blynkenand Nod"and"TheSugar-Plum Tree."Buthisfatherhad littleideaofhowdeeply Eugenefeltakinshipwith animalsandwildlife,even asachildnotinhisteens.

PeterandCorneliusHaveVisions

UptothetimeSt.Peter wenttoJoppa,allthe membersoftheChurch wereJewishconverts.Itis notsurprisingbecausethe Jewswerethenation chosenbyGodtogivethe Churchtoallthepeoplesof theworld.FortheChurch wastobeauniversalkingdomforJewandforGentile.TheJewscalledeveryonewhowasnotaJewa Gentile.Theystilldo.

inspirationtohim.Toevery childhepassedonthe street,hegaveawarmsmile andhearty"Hello!"Childrenswampedhimwithgifts ofolddollsandtrinkets, whichwerecarefullytreasuredintheroomofhis homewhereheworked. Often,gazingatthem,he wasinspiredtowritesome ofhisloveliestchildren's verse.

WhilePeterwasatJoppa therelivedinCaesareaa Romancaptainnamed Cornelius.Hewasafine manandallhissoldiers likedhim.Heprayeda greatdealandgavealmsto thepooreveryday.One daywhilehewaspraying, aboutthreeo'clockinthe afternoon,hesawanangel comingtowardhim.

"Cornelius,"saidthe angel,inavoicethat soundedsweeterthanthe sweetestmusicintheworld. Corneliusjumpedin fright."Whatisit,Lord?" hewhispered,trembling fromheadtofoot.

DearJosephine,-Whata graphicdescriptionyou gaveofthefire!Andwhat ablazeitmusthavebeen! Weren'tyouscared?Asfor yourletterbeingprinted, thatwasapleasure.And itgivesmegreaterpleasure toprintthisone,too.'Best wishes. UNCLEMAC.

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Allowedtokeepchickens, henamedthemFinnikin, Winnikin,Minnikin,Dump, PoogandBoog,andtalked tothemasintimatefriends Once,steppingonababy chickbyaccident,hewept inconsolablyforhours.His guardian'sbiggestworry waswhattodowithallthe friendlessdogsandpersecutedcatsthatsomehow "foundtheirway"tothe boy. Heneveroutgrewhis'attachmentforman'sdumb friends.Oftenhisrent moneywenttobuyliberationforanill-useddog.His attempttostopanItalianin Romefrombeatingamongrelalmostresultedinhis arrest.Mice,chickens,dogs, cats,birdsanddonkeysallwerehisfriends,andhe wastheirchampion.

ItwasEugeneField's uniquegeniusthaNheknew howtofailtogrowup.All throughhisbrieflife,18501895,heretainedtherare abilitytoseetheworld throughachild'seyes.This enabledhimtowritethe bookswhichwonhimuniversalendearmentas"the children'slaureate"and"the poetofchildhood."

Italsoexplainedinpart hisstrongloveforchildren. Anychildwasadelightand

EugeneFieldhadfive childrenofhisown.Itwas thegreatpersonaltragedyof hislifethattheyweregiven himtohave,butnottohold. Threeofhisfivechildren died.Thefirst,aboy,was takenwhenhewasonlytwo monthsold.Itwasthenthat Eugenewrotethefamous poem,"ChristmasTreasures,"whichbegins: Icountmytreasureso'er withcare-

Thelittletoymydarling knew; Alittlesockoffaded hue, Alittlelockofgolden hair... Hissecondlosswasagirl, atbirth.Thethirdwashis oldestboy,attheageof13. Thefinalsadnessbrought forthoneofthemostexquisiteofallFieldpoems: "LittleBoyBlue."Among Eugene'smqstdevotedreadersareotherbereavedparents,whofindinhiswork agoldenthreadofhope,the hopeofreunioninimmortalitywithlovedones.

Paradoxically,thesentimental,gentleFieldwasa memberofthesupposedly toughandhard-boilednewspaperworld.From1872until hisdeathin1895,hewon alargeandenthusiastic midwestfollowingasreporter,editorialwriter, editorandcolumnist.In thislattercapacity,his pithyhumouranddelicate, warmversespreadhis famethroughoutthe covntrywhenitwasgatheredinbooks.

"Yourprayersandyour almshavepleasedourLord verymuch,"theangelsaid, "andHeisgoingtogiveyou THEGREATGIFT.Nowdo' whatItellyourightaway. SendsomementoJoppa andtellthemtogetaman namedSimonPeter,whois livingatSimontheTanner'shouse,closeby,the seashore."

Corneliuscalledafewof hisbestsoldiers,toldthem thestoryoftheangelandsentthemtoJoppa. Thenextdaywhenthe soldierswerejustdrawing neartothecityofJoppa, Peterwentuptotheroof ofSimon'shouse,wherehe *

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couldbeallalone,and begantopray.Itwasnoon. PetergothungryandcalleddowntoSimon,"Please getmesomethingtoeat." Simonsaid,"Allright, Peter,"andstartedtoget himalittlelunch. Peterbeganprayingagain,andashedidhe sawtheheavensopenand outoftheheavenscamea' bigwhitesheet,andinthe sheetwereallkindsofbirds andanimals.Thenavoice spoketohimandsaid,"Get upfromyourknees,Peter, killwhateveryouwantto eat."Peterreplied,"Donot askmetodothat,Lord,for neverdidIeatanything, commonorunclean."The voiceanswered,"Peter,do notcallthatcommonwhich Godhasmadeclean." Thishappenedthree times,andthensuddenly thebirds,theanimalsand thesheetdisappearedinto theclouds.

Peterwaswondering aboutallthis,andlooking upintotheclouds,whenhe heardaloudknockingat thedoorandsomeone shouting,"IsSimonPeterin thishouse?"

"Yes,I'llberightdown," St.Petercalledoutfrom theroof.FortheHolySpirit hadwhisperedtoPeterto

Themagicqualitywhich markedEugeneField'srare proseandversestemmed fromhisvastloveofordinarypeople,ofchildren andofwildlife.Ineachhe foundsomethingbeautiful andworthyofadmiration. "Ihavenoobjectionto realists,"heonceexplained,"ortothosewriterswho believethattheyhavebeen sentintotheworldtoreformit.."Reformaway,"I say;"butasformyself,the worldisgoodenoughfor measitis.Iwanttoget allthehappinessoutofthemeetthemenandgoto worldthat'spossible." Caesareawiththem.

ofSt.Paul ByGeraldC.Tress',B.J.

OctogenarianisGivenBroadOutline OftheCertaintiesoftheAfter-Life

Thenextletterisfroman oldfriend"Bosco"ofRivervale. Iusedtheword 'old'advisedlyfor,ashe sayshimself,ourfriendis "halfpasteightyone".

Naturallyenough,Isuppose,athistimeoflife, "Bosco"hashisweathereye cockedtotheafterlifeand asks:WhatistheCatholic teachingretheafterLife?

Briefly,Catholicsbelieve:

Thatthosewhodiein unionwithGod'sjustice andlovedwellforeverwith Himinastateofunconditionalsatisfaction.

Thateachsoulenjoysthe infinitevarietyoftheperfectionswithinHeavenasa rewardforattuninghis humanwilltoGod'swill duringhislifeonearth.

ThatinheaventhepromisesofChristareeternally realisedbythosewhodepart thislifefreefromsin.

Catholicsbelievethat,as nothingdefiledcanenter heaven,soulswiththe slighteststainuponthem mustgothroughaprocess ofpurgationbeforecoming facetofacewithHim "whosefaceistoopureto beholdevil."

Thatthereisaplaceof temporalpunishmentwhere souls(whoseguiltofsinhas beenforgiven)gotomake restitutionfortheirtransgressions.

Thattheprayers,good works,actsofmercy,ofthe livinghelpthesoulsofthe departedwhoareinthis stateofpunishment,i.e. Purgatory.

Finally,Catholicsbelieve:

Thatthereisahell,that isaplaceofeverlastingsuffering,forpersonsguiltyof mortalsin,whodieunrepentant.

ThatGodinflictspunishmentuponthosepersons whodeliberatelyandmaliciouslydisobeyhiscommands.Thosepunishments canberemittedinthislife: inpurgatorytheycanbe requited:fromtheminhell there-isnosalvation.

Catholicsbelievethathell isaplacewherethedemned,beingindestructible souls,mustliveonineternaltorment.

Theybelievethatthe degreeofsufferingisinaccordancewiththemoral conditionofthesoulatthe timeofdeath.

Thatdamnedsoulssuffer primarilythepainofloss, duetotheconsciousnessof neverbeingabletosharein thejoyofeternityfaceto facewithGodinthedomain oftheblessed.Theyalso sufferthepainofsense,the positivepunishmentof eternalfire.

Thereyouhavethem ageoldtruthsignored,rejected,forgotten,unknown intheworldtoday!

OurRelationship

WithOurFriends

Nextquestion Willit (thesoulintheafterlife) inanywayresembleour presentbodies?

Ithinkyouarealittle mixed,Bosco.Neitherhere norinthehereafterdoesthe soulresemblethebody

Thoughthereisalinkbetweenthem,oneisaspiritualbeing,theotherismaterial.Sowillitbeinthe nextlife.Thispresentsoul ofoursandnoneotherwill knowthejoysorsufferings. Thesamebodies,too,after thelastjudgmentwillreap therewardorpunishment ofalifelivedwellorill.

Nextquestion:Willwebe sexless.

No,buttheemphasis giventothatpartofour natureinthislifewillbe supersededandourjoywill beofahigher order.

Nextquestion:Willwe knoweachotherinheaven?

Yes,weshallcertainly knoweachotherinheaven, andgotfarmorepleasure fromthecompanyoffriends

andrelationsthen,thanwe evercaninthisworld. Whatwenowfindattractiveandlovableinour friendswillmoveustolove themstillmore,whenGod hasimprovedourpowerof appreciatingothers,and purifiedourheartsofall jealousyandbitterness.God willnotdestroyournatural affections,butwillsupernaturalisethem.

IthinkIhavecoveredall ofyourqueries,Bosco.You havequitealottothink uponthere.True,neitherI noranyothermancansatisfythatdesireyouseemto haveforacloserunderstandingofthedetailsofthe thingsofeternity,butthe broadoutlineisclear enough.Fortherestitis sufficienttoknowthatGod lovesusandwantsusto sharewithHimthethings thatHehaspreparedfor thosewholoveHimin return.

WifeIsPuzzledatHusbandGoing

ToMass,butNotto

Thenextletterisfrom "Anxious"ofWembley.This writerseekssomepastoral adviceandajudgementon theconductofherhusband who,thoughhegoesregularlytoMassdoesnotfrequenttheSacramentofthe Eucharist.

Itisnard,impossible infact,theassesstheconditionofsuchaoneinthe eyesofGod.Onthefaceof it,ofcourse,hedoeswrong toomithisEasterduties,as wecallthem.

Butatthisdistanceand withthefactsplaced verysummarilybeforeme Icannotjudgehiscase. Howeverbygentlepersuasionheshouldbebrought toseewherethepathof dutylies.Thelawisclear enough:Atleastoncea year,andthataboutthe timeofEaster,eachoneof thefaithfulwhohascome totheageofreasonisstrictlyboundtoreceivethe SacramentoftheEucharist.

Thatisafreetranslation ofthe859thCanonof ChurchLaw.Youwillnoticethatthelawisofstrict obligation.Soitswilfulviolationisaserioussin.All Catholicsshouldknowthis. Wherethereisignoranceit shouldbedispelled.

Inthecaseunderdiscussionithasdoubtlessbeen pointedouttotheoffender morethanonce.Thenext moveistogettotherootof thematterandfindout whatdifficultyhindershis observance.Thebestoneto handlethattaskisthe man'sPastororspiritual guide.

SototheenquirerIsay: turnthematterovertoone competenttohandlethesituationandprayearnestly toGodthathiseffortswill bearfruit.Thereisnopoint indiscussingfurtherthe questionwhetherornotthe offenderwillbegivenChristianburial.Thatwillhave tobedecidedwhenthetime

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HolyNameMean

'GodIsSalvation'

Ihavenowafewstraightforwardquestionsfrom "JamesT.McI."Hereisthe firstofthem. MayIaskwhencethe nameofJesusisderived?"

JesusistheLatinformof theGreekJHSOUSwhich inturnrepresentsthe HebrewJESHUAor JOSHUA.ThisHebrew formofOurLord'snameis againacontractionof JEHOSHUA.Inthislast morecompleteformwecan seetherootsfromwhich theHolyNameisderived. Thefirsthalfofthename standsforJAHVEthemost solema.nameforGod.The remaidtlerofthewordis derivedfromYASHA meaningtodeliverorset freeorsave.Hencethefull nameistranslatedeitheras "Godhassaved"or"Godis salvation."Youremember thewordsoftheAngel recordedinSt.Matthew: Thoushaltcallhisname Jesus,forHeshallsavehis peoplefromtheirsins."

PerpetualSuccour

DevotionIsPraised

Nextquestion:Doyou knowwhereIcouldgeta smallpictureofOurLady ofPerpetualSuccour?

IamsureIcanthinkof nobettersourceofsupply ofthisverylovelypicture

thantheMonasteryofthe RedemptoristFathersat NorthPerth.TheRedemptoristFathersareinavery' specialwaytheguardians ofthispictureandoneof theirgreatestapostolic achievementsisthewidespreaddevotionofCatholicstoOurBlessed Ladyunderthat.title.The PerpetualNovenaconducted regularlyattheMonastery isoneofthereallyoutstandingfeaturesofCatholic devotionalpracticeinPerth andelsewhere.

PenanceShouldBe SaidintheChurch

Nextquestion:Ifaperson forgetshispenanceafter confessionwhatishetodo? Heshould,ofcourse,say itwhenheremembersthat hehasforgottenit.Evenif thismemorycomestohim whenheispreparingforhis nextconfessionheshould stillsayitifpossible. Usuallythepriestdoesnot imposetheobligationof sayingthepenance,ataset time,thoughofcoursehe candoso.Usuallythenthe penancecanbesaidatone's convenience,butsinceitis easytoforget,orto'putit onthelongfinger'aswe say,thesaferuleformost peopleistosaythepenance beforetheyleavethechurch afterconfession.

NoEssentialChange InOccasionalMass

Nextquestion:Whatis thedifferencebetweena NuptialMassandanOrdinaryMass?

Thereis,ofcourse,noessentialdifference.TheMass isthesameSacrifice, whetheritisofferedfor brideandbridegroom,or forthesoulofonedead.It isthesameataweddingas itisatafuneral.Theparticularcharacterofthe NuptialMassconsistsinthe factthataspecialform, thatisspecialprayers, Epistle,Gospelandsoon, areusedsuitedtotheoccasion.Italsoincludesavery specialformofBlessing calledthe"NuptialBlessing."Itisintheselessessentialwaysthatitdiffers fromtheMasscelebratedon otheroccasions.

NoLieIsInvolved

In"NotGuilty"Plea

Andfinally:Doesaperson ontrialforsomecriminal offencecommitasinbyenteringapleaofNotGuilty, whenheknowshimselfthat heisGuilty?

Whenamanentersaplea ofNotGuilty,whathedoes ineffectissipplyto challengetheprosecutionto establishhisguilt.The courtdoesnotconsiderthe pleaasastatementoffact, andtoenterthepleaisnot alieorasinofanykind.

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GirlWhoCannotFindCatholicMen ToldtoSeekTheminNativeHaunts

Ifthewriterofthenext letterislisteningshewill probablygetasurprise,for theletterwaswrittenages agoandwasunavoidably lostinthemountainofoddmentsthatseemstohave grownuponmydesk.The writeris"ACatholicGirl" ofPerth.Iamsorrythat yourletterhasmetwithso seeminglyungraciousaresponse.Nooffence,Iassure you,wasmeant.

Hereistheletter:Wehear alotinthesermons atMassabouttheevilsof mixedmarriages,butis anythingbeingdoneto promoteCatholicmarriages?

Inageneralsortofway, yes.Wehavenotanyspecificmatrimonialbureau, buttheordinarysociallife ofyoungCatholics,their parishclubsandsocieties, theirdancesandsocial evenings,theCatholicActiongroupsandsoon,all haveasasortofunexpressedmotivethebringingtogetherofyoungCatholics wherefriendshipwill shortlyripenintoloveand marriage.

Iamsurethatinnoneof ourCatholicActiongroups whetherforgirlsorforboys inthequestionofpossible marriagebarredfromthe agendalist;infactIknowit isthesincerehopeofall thosewhoguidethedestiniesofsuchgroupsthatall theyoungmemberswhodo marrywillmake marriages.

Iamafraid,though,that notafewyoungpeoplelook ontheirparishgroupsas somethingthattheyshould belongtoforthelookofthe thingandthenlookelsewhereforwhatonemight term'one'srealfriends'. Theymissthepointthattheirgroupsexistamong otherthingsfortheestablishmentofrealfriendshipwithintheorganisation.

Thewritergoeson:Ihave alotofgirlfriendsabout

thesameageasmyself(24), butweneverhavetheop- portunityofmeetingCatholicmen,orelsetheCatholicmenwedomeetare notInterestedintakinggirls out. Imaybealittleoutof touchwiththingsbutreally Ifindithardtoswallow thatone."Weneverhave theopportunityofmeeting Catholicmen."Tellme... DonoCatholicmenattend Y.C.W.orN.C.G.M.social functions?Arethereno CatholicmenintheTherry society?Whatisthereligiousaffiliationofthemale membersoftheCatholic LawnTennisassociation? AretherenoCatholicmen intheNewmansociety?

Imentiontheseasonlya fewofthepurelyCatholic organisationsinwhichI,in myold-fashionedway,imaginedtheremightoneor twoCatholicmen.Thepoint is,wheredoyougotofind yourelusiveCatholicmale? BeforeyougivewaytodispairIthinkyoushouldlook forhiminhisnativehaunts.

Thewriter'salternative seemsequallystrangeto me.I'llreaditagain:Catholicmenwedomeetarenot interestedintakinggirls out.

It'sstrangethenthatso manyCatholicmendotake girlsout.Catholicgirls,too! andfinallymarrythem.I concedethepointthatinthe mixedsocietyinwhichwe liveaCatholicgirlwillnormallymeetmorenon-Catholicboysthanshewill Catholics.But,toreturnto myformerpoint,thegirl can,ifshewill,movein circlesthataremoreexclusivelyCatholic.

Andnowfortheowriter's finalremark.Itisn'tfairto criticiseCatholicgirlsfor marryingnon-Catholicmen whentheydonthavethe opportunitytomarryR.C's." Iquiteagree.Itisn't fairwhentheyhaven'tthe opportunity.

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FremantleItaliansWillHonour HistoricTitle,QueenofMartyrs

Itwasthe7thofSeptember,theeveofthegreatfestaandeveryfishingboat, greatandsmall,waslabouringitswaytowardsthe theshore.Molfettawas theirgoal.AwayinthedistancethoseItalianfishermensawtheirquiet,peacefulcitystandmajestically ontheirEasternshore;in thebackgroundthered, flaming,sunhadburieditselfinthebanksofclouds.

ThegreatCathedralspire rosestatelyabovetheclusterofroofs,silhouetted againsttheeveningsky. Manyaprayerfulglance wascasttowardsthissanctuary,astheydividedthe shimmeringwatersofthe Adriatic,forgetfulofthe varyingfortunesoftheday. Tomorrowwasallthat mattered,tomorrowalone occupiedtheirminds-for eyweretocommemorate withsolemnitythemiraculouscomingof"TheVirgin ftheMartyrs"totheir land.

Themorningofthe8th sawtheharvestsunrise frombehindtheAlbanian hillstofindMolfettain festiveattire.Thebanners andpapalflagsweregently aftedinthecoolmorning breeze-eachsurpassedthe therinbeautyasifvying witheachotherindoing onourtotheMadonnafof Molfetta.

ThegreatCathedralbell liedoutintothemorning ir,echoingthroughthe Bariangroves,and in romptresponsefamilyby milypouredintothe streetstohurrytheirway omorningMassinthanksgivingforthemanyfavursandgracestheMolfetesehavereceivedthrough eintercessionofOur dy. EachItaliancityhasits wnstatueoftheMadonna; utalthoughveneratedundervarioustitles,itisalaystothesameMotherof

Godthathomageispaid. TheMadonnaofMolfettais preservedinapicturesque sanctuaryaboutonemile fromtheshore.Itisone oftheoldestinItaly,havingaveryinterestinghistoricalbackground.

Crusaders,KingGuyand theHolyCrossfellintothe handsoftheconquering armyofSaladin.TheretreatingChristiansdiscoveredastatueofOurLady andrescueditfromprofane hands.Wearyandfoot-

HowOurLadyFoiled

TheTurkishLooters

Perhapsoneofthegreatestmanifestationsofher lovefortheMolfettesewas whentheTurksinvaded Italy.Thosebarbarians robbedandlootedMolfetta, carryingawayamongthe spoilstheirmuch-treasured Madonna;butasuperior powerwatchedoverthe proceedipgs.Heartbroken, theMolfettesesawitcarriedintoTurkishshipsand borneaway.Butnowsomethingofamiraclehap- pened-agreatdisturbance beneaththesea.Theboats haltedasthewaterdisappearedandasandybeach appearedholdingtheTurkishships.Terrified,the Turksreturnedtothe mainland,bringingtheMadonnawiththem,andonce morethestatuewasplaced initssanctuary.OurLady wishedherimagetobestill veneratedatMolfetta.

Theveracityofthismiracle isprovedbythefactthat thegreatexpanseofsand thatheldtheTurkishships istobeseentothisday. Centurieslateranattempt wasmadetoblowupthe sanctuarywithdynamite, butagainthenaturalwas suspendedandnoexplosion occurred.Thesearebut twoofthemanymiracles recorded.

PicturesMarkProof OfOurLady'sCare

MadonnadeiMartini.

CruasdersBrought StatuetoMolfetta Saladin,thecelebrated SultanofEgypt,resolved upontheconquestofPalestinein1187.IntheBattle ofTiberiaswhichwas foughtagainsttheChristian

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sore,thoseCrusadersset outintheirboatsforhome disgracedbyutterfailure, butconsoledbytheprecious possessionofaPalestinian statueofOurLady.After manydaysofstrivingwith oarsagainstadversewinds, thislittleremnantofthe vanquishedCrusaderswere nearingthecoastofSicily whenastormofgreatmagnitudearoseandtossedthe boatsothatthesailorspre- paredforawaterygrave.

Theironlyhopewasthe protectionofMary,whose imagetheysoreverently carriedfromPalestine. Theywerenotdisappointedintheirhopes,forthis stormwhichOurLadyherselfhadcaused,blewthem tosafety.Thosewayfarers pouredouttheirheartsin thanksgivingwhenthey foundthemselvessafelyat land-tothemaforeign land-butitwasMolfetta. TheItalianpeople,overjoyedtoseesuchabeautiful statueoftheMadonna,had aspecialsanctuarypreparedforit.Thiswasinthe year1186,andeversince thenOurLadyhasshown bynumerousmiracleshow pleasedsheistobeveneratedatMolfettaunderthis specialtitle:"TheVirginof theMartyrs."

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Wheneverthereisamiracleabeautifulpictureappropriatetotheeventis painted.IfoneistoestimateOurLady'slovefor theMolfettesebythenumberofpicturesonthewalls, itisverygreatindeed. Hereoneseesthepainting ofacrippledboybeingrestoredtohealth,orablind girlreceivinghersight,or againadistractedwifewelcomingahusbandthathad beenthoughtlost.Thewalls areliterallycoveredwith suchpictures,givingtestimonytothepowerofOur Lady'sintercessionwith God. Nowonder,then,that September8eachyearis setapartinhonourof"The VirginoftheMartyrs." AfterthemorningMassthe statueisborneinsolemn processiontotheseashore andplacedinagaily-decoratedboat.Thenalongsea processiontakesplace.Our Lady'sstatueisbornefar outoverthefishingcentres. Theprocessionreturnsin theevening,whenabanquetisprepared,followed byagreatdisplayoffireworks.Thedayclo.with specialdevotions,whilethe Molfettese,renewedinthe fervouroftheirlovefor GodandMary,lookforwardtonewgratesand blessingsforthecoming year.

kChiunquedesiderailSacerdoteItalianoperBattesimi,Matrimoni,Funeraliecc., e'pregatodidamecomunicazione.

St.Patrick's,FremantleTelefonoL2268.

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ProcessionHonouringSt.Anthony

OnAug.26theItalian communityatWaroonaheld aprocessioninhonourof St.Anthony,theoccasion beingtheblessingofa statueofthesaintwhich hadbeendonatedbythe BaronefamilyofWaroona.

Notifiedbyacircular fromtheRev.P.Abramo, O.M.I.membersoftheItaliancommunitycamefrom allpartsofthesurrounding districtandpackedthe churchforthemorning Mass.AttendanceatHoly Communionwasexcellent.

TherecitationoftheRosaryinItalianmarkedthe openingoftheprocessionat 2.30.Asermonwasgiven byFatherAbramoonthe lifeofthesaintandItalian hymnsweresungduring thefunction.Benediction oftheBlessedSacrament

givenbytheliev.S.Hawe closedthereligiousobservance. "Wearethankfultoour parishpriest."saidoneof theparticipants,"fortheinteresthetakesintheItaliansandwearegratefulto theBaronefamilyfortheir gift.Wearealsomostgra- tefultoourItalianpriest whohastakensuchgreat interestinourwelfare.We hope,ashehaspromised us,thatinhisnextvisithe willformaCatholicaction grouphere."

ReturningtoFremantle fromWaroona,Father AbramovisitedHarvey whereheheardconfessions inpreparationforConfirmation.HealsoadministeredtheSacramentof Baptismthereandvisited theItaliancommunitiesof PinjarraandJarrandale.

FishingBoatsWillBeBlessed DuringProcessionatFremantle

ThestatueofOurLadyoftheMartyrswill becarriedinprocessionthroughthestreetsof FremantleonSunday,Sept.9.Therouteofthe processionwillbefromSt.Patrick'stotheEspla- nade,viaAdelaidestreet,Highstreet,Market street,andColliestreet.Onarrivalattheesp- lanadetheblessingofthefishingboatswillbe heldandtheprocessionwillreturntothechurch viaMarineterrace,Cliffstreet,Highstreet,and Adelaidestreet. Theceremonywillendwithasermonawl Benediction.

IIGiovanedioggidifronte

AlproblemadellaFede

Qualisonoledifficolta' cheungiovanedioggitrovadifrontealproblema dellafede?

C'e'ladifficolta'generica dituttelegenerazioniche e'immanenteallafede stessa.Quellacuiallude spessoN.Signorechetrova unlimiteallaSuavolonta' disalvaretuttigliuomini nellacattivavolonta'dell'uomocheGliresiste:"Moltisonochiamati,mapochi glieletti".

L'uomononcapisce,e' carnale,nonriesceasuperarelasuggestionedella cameperviverenellaregionedellospiritodoveil linguaggioe'tuttoparticolare"E'lospiritochevigila:lacamenonservea nulla".

Spessonoiattribgiamo questaincomprensioneal tempoincuiviviamo,alle particolaricondizionidell'ambiente,allosviluppo enormechehapresoildivertimento,pero'questavalutazionecifaperderela prospettivadellecose.Il contrastohalasuaorigine nontantodall'esterno, quantoBall'internodell'uomo,dalfattochequesto uomoe'figliodiunpeccatoreede'luistessounpeccatore.

Accantoaquestadifficolta' universale,cenesonoalcunechesonocaratteristichedelnostrotempo,oper lomenorifioriscononelnostrotempo.Centrarle,vuol direrenderecomplementare aquestelanostraapologeticaerendereefficienteit nostrometododiapostolato. Attraversounainchiesta

fattatragiovaniiohoraggruppatoledifficolta'intre categoric:1)difficolta'filosofiche;2)difficolta'spico- logiche;3)difficolta'metodogiche.

1)Difficolta'filosofiche. Oggiitgiovanesitrovaa vivereinunadeterminata atmosferafilosoficachee' fattadiduecorrentioppo-ste:neldominiodellametafisicaperduraloscetticismo diKant,equindilasensazionedinonpoterpiu'arrivareastabilireunaverita' assoluta;sulpianoinvece dellacontingenzalanecessita'diinquadrareundeterminatoatteggiamentospiritualeounascopertadell'intelligenzainunarigorosacornicestorica,esottoa questaesigenzac'e'laconvinzioneche,unaverita'sia talesolosee'giustificatadalmomentostoricocheinsiemelafagerminareela accetta.Nonesistendoun puntodiriferimentoeterno, immutabile,unicofondamentodellaverita'e'laarmoniachequestaverita' trovaconlastoria.Algio- vanemodernodispiacciono percio'leliquidazionisommarieeantistoriche.Spessonoi,scoprendoneisuoi ragionamentidelmassierraticidelsistemaidealistico opositivistico,-fieridella scoperta-puntiamoitdith controdiluieitsuoerrore: "Tuseiunpositivista,tosei unmaterialista"questolo offendeprofondamente,olo faridere,perche'taliastrazioni,nellinguaggiofisoloficomoderno,nonhannopiu' senso.

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Meath2-6;Antrim1-7. FinalonSeptember23 againsteitherKerryor Mayo.

O'ConnellRelics

LONDON.-Amongthe itemsonviewataFestival ofBritainexhibitionorganizedbytheJesuitsisthe deathmaskofDanielO'Connell,(1775-1847),knownas Ireland'sLiberator.Thzpurposeoftheexhibitisto showthecontinuityof CatholiclifeinIreland.

O'Connellbequeathedhis hearttoRomeandhisbody toIreland.Theheartrests inthewallofanIrish churchinRomeandthe bodyisinGlasnevinround tower,Dublin.

LitanyofInjustice

TheCountyInspectorof PoliceinFertnanagh,which hasalargeNationalistmajority,informedtheMember ofParliament,CahirHealy, thathehaddecidednotto permittheappearanceof theTricolourofIrelandon August15,whenabigantipartitionmeetingwasheld. "WouldyoupermitthedisplayoftheRedFlag?"Mr. Healyasked."Yes;butnot theTricolour,"saidthe CountyInspector.

Onthedayofthemeeting,thepoliceremovedan IrishflagfromAlderman CharlesMcKeown'shome inOrchardTerrace,Enniskillen,althoughitisnoton themainstreet.Alorryload ofR.U.C.menwasrushed tothehouseandtwoof thenenteredandtookthe flag.

Policeusedaladderanda spikedpoletoteardownan Irishflagfromthetop windowofMr.CahirHealy's house.

Gen.MacKeon,T.D..one ofthespeakersattheantipartitionmeeting,saidthat forthefirsttimein30 yearsithadbeenbrought hometohimveryforcibly whatasemiortotalpolice Statemeant,wherepolice couldenteracitizen'shouse withoutawarrant.

Mr.E.McAteer,M.P.for Derry,saidthatthenationalistpeopleof,theSix Countiessuffereddailyand hourlyfromthesorriestlitanyoforganisedinjustices westoftheIronCurtain.

Aug.15aHoliday

OnNovember 1 last, whenthe25thHolyYear washighlightedbythe proclamationoftheAssumptionDogma,agreat manyshopsandbusiness housesinDublinclosed, eitherforthewholeorhalf day.OnAug15thisyear, verymanymorehouses gavetheirstaffsaholiday. Businessmenareadvertising thattheywillgoonholiday onthefeast,andthereisa growingmovementtomake thatdateapublicholiday.

"Thereisalottobesaidfor scrappingtheexistingBank Holidays-arelicofBritish rule-andsubstitutingChurchHolyDays.which

PilgrimageRecord

Thenumberofpilgrimsto St.Patrick'sPurgatory, LoughDerg,fortheseason whichendedAug.15was 32,554;highestpre-warfigurewas14,815. Nearly15,000peopletook partintheeleven-centuriesoldpattern,orpatronage,of theFeastoftheAssumption atOurLady'sIsland,Rosslare,CountyWexford.The crowdwasthegreateston record.

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SpectacularBallForYoungsters

InShentonParkParishDraws800

Blessedwithidealweatherconditions,andunder thepatronageofDame FlorenceCardell-Oliver,the annualchildren'sballinaid oftheShentonParkConventofMercy,washeldin theNicholsonroadDrill hallonWednesday,Aug.22.

Theorganisershaveevery reasontocongratulate themselvesuponthesuccessoftheevening,with theattendancenumbering approximately800.

Thegrandmarch,commencingpunctuallyat8.15, wasajoytobehold,andthe scenewasthemostcolourfulwehavewitnessedfor manyyears.MissPeggy Eslerwasdancingmistress

HurlingPlayedatBindoonWhen80

MembersofIrishClubPicnicThere

OnSept.2,about80 membersoftheIrishclub andtheirfriendsmade Boys'Town,Bindoon,the rendezvousforapicnicouting.Itwasthefirstoutdoorfunctionoftheclub sinceitsrivertripto PointWalteronEaster Sunday.

Thechoiceof,Bindoon wasaveryhappyoneindeed,asthescenicgrandeurenrouteandtheprofusionofnaturalloveliness atBindoon,madeitapicnicker'sparadise.

TothosewhohadnotvisistedBindoonbefore,itwas arevelation.Yes!They hadreadaboutthegreat workthatwasdone,and wasbeingdone,bytheBrothersandboys,butthey couldneverhaveenvisaged, evenbythewideststretch oftheimagination,thelittle "urbsintacta"thatisBoys' Town,Bindoon,theysaid.

OnarrivalatBindoon,the familiarfigureofBrother Keaneywasimmediately sighted.. asimplicity andacharmthathavewon forhimcountlessfriends andadmirers,thewhitehairedarchitectofthissilentcityhadawordofwelcomeforeveryone."Make yourselvesathome,"was hisadvicetothem,andthey certainlytookhimathis word.

Aninspectiontourofthe buildingsfollowed.Oneof thepartyrecalledthe wordsoftheLatinpoet, Horace,andhowaptlythey couldbespokenbyBrother Keaney:"Exegimonumenturnaerenerennius"(Ihave builtamonumentmore lastingthanbronze),for surely,Bindoon,ahaven andhomefororphanboys, isamonumentthanwhich thereisnonemore,lasting.

ThebracingairofBindoonwasnotslowtowhet theappetites,andsoonthe peacefullawnswereahive ofactivityasthepicnickers formedintolittlegroupsto assuagethehungerthathad comeuponthem.Table etiquettewasforgottenand choiceofviandswasignored,asthehappy,hungry dinersmadeamercilessattackonthefoodsupply.

Laterintheafternoofi, theboyswereentertained

tiongameofhurlingwas watchedwithgreatinterest bytheBrothersandboys, andthentheyentertained thevisitorsbydemonstrating titudetheirextraordinaryapforagametheyhad neverplayedorevenseen before.

From5p.m.to7p.m. visitorsandboysgathered intherecreationalhallfor animpromptuconcert.A wealthoftalentwasunearthedduringthesetwo hoursofmerriment.The principalartistswere:Mrs. Holohan,Mr.McCarthyFlavin,Mr.MacCarron,Mr. Dowling,Mr.Kelly,and Mr.McGrath.Theboysof Bindoonwerenottobeoutdone,soaboutsixofthem contributedvocalitems,revealingsplendidtalent. Groupdancesbyclubmemberswerewatchedwith greatinterest.

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'B'GradeFinalFour

Saturdaythe1stsawthe lastgamesoftheseason, exceptforthefinals.The "BGrade"areinthefour but,unfortunately,theposition,regardingthe"Reserves"isstilldoubtfuland resultswillnotcometo hariduntilduringtheweek. The"AGrade"finishedin 6thplace,inthatgrade.

The"A's"playedtoa drawwith"OldMod''ina veryquietgame-1all.The "Reserves"beat"Old Scotch,"7-nil,andthe"B" gradedefeatedC.B.C.,1-nil.

Agoodgatheringofclub members.attendedadinner atHill'sBoatshed,on Fridaynight,tocongratulateandwishP.McNamara allthebestforwhenhegets marriedonSat.,Sept.8th.

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andmarshalfortheball. Spacewillnotallowadescriptionofthemanyand beautifulcostumesworn, butonewastransferredin spirittootherworldswhat withEarlyVictorians,EasternLadies,Mr.Gandhi, Debutantes,PaandMa Kettle,etc.

Thetaskofthejudges, MesdamesOwensandHansen,wasveryunenviable, buttheycameoutwithflyingcolours.Dancingwas enjoyedbythechildren untilteno'clock,when adultswereallowedonthe floor.TheSistersaredeeplygratefultoeverybody whohelpedinanywaywith therecordsuccessofthe 1951ball,especiallytoMrs. G.Carr,Mrs.King,Mr.N. Ji.yder,andMr.F.Cale,who generouslygavetheirmusicalservicesfortheoccasion.Mr.AlexBrownwas thegenialandefficientM.C.

Duringtheeveninga rafflewasdrawn,thewinnerbeingMr.Bernard Lees,of139Glosterstreet, Subiaco.

TheorganisersexpresstheirgratitudetothemilitarypersonneloftheDrill hallfortheirgenialcooperation.Theladiesof theparisharedeservingof everypraisefortheir splendidandefficientsupperarrangements.

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StrangeCaseofCharlesdeFoucauld

ADissoluteSoldierBecame ParishPriestoftheSahara

ByREV.JOHNB.EBEL

TheRev.Charlesde Foucauld.oneofFrance's nationalheroeswhomay becomeoneofhersaints, leftprofligacyattheageof 30tobecomeaTrappist Monk.Hissolitarylifeasa hermit,amongthefierce Mohammedantribesmenof theSaharaisstillasource ofedificationintheMose1m world.

BorninStrasburgSept.

15,1850,Charleswas14 whenhisparentsdiedand hewasplacedinthecare ofhismaternalgrandfather,M.CharlesGabriel deMorlet,aretiredcolonel ofengineerswhoindulged thelad'severywhim.Extremelylikeableandquickwitted,theboyhadbyno meansadocilenature,and waseasilythrownintoviolentfitsofanger. Charleslosthisfaithin hisearlymanhood,andlater

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placedthechiefblameon unregulatedreading.Ofhis lifewhenhewas17,he wrote:"IbelieveIhad neverbeeninsuchalamentablestateofmindInaway Ihavedonemoreharmat othertimes.butthenthere wassomegoodmingledwith theevil.At17Iwasall egotism,vanity,impiety, witheverydesireforevil;I was,asitwere,mad."Toa friendhewroteatthistime: "Offaith,notatraceremainsinmysoul."Such wastobethecaseforthe next13years.

MartialPrideIs HisTurningPoint

Hepassedthroughmilitaryschoolwithdifficulty becauseofhisdissolute habitsandriotousliving, andin1880wassentto Algeriaasalieutenantin theFourthHussars.Hislife becameascandalevento theotherofficersoftheregiment,anditwasordered finallythathemusteither giveuptheyoungFrench girlwithwhomhewaslivingorleavehisregiment. Helefttheregimentandre-

turnedtoFranceontemporaryleave.

InFrance,however,he heardthathisregimentwas goingintoacampaign againstaninsurrectionin Algeriaandhebeggedtobe allowedtoreturn.Hewas acceptedandhismoralregenerationhadbegun.Soon reportsbegantocirculateof hisbraveryandleadership.

Afterthecampaign Charlesresigned.Hewas just24andhadfallenunder thespellofthedesert.DisguisedasaMoroccanJew. hesetoutontheextremely dangeroustaskofexploring Moroccointhesummerof 1883.Hesucceededingatheringinformation,maps,and statisticsforabookwhich madehisnameinternationallyfamouswhenitwas publishedin1888.

DeFoucauldreturnedto Francein1884andorganized hisnotesonMorocco.In 1885hetravelledoverlittle knownroutesinAlgeriaand in1886wasbackinParis. Hereinafriend'shousehe metthefamousFatherHuvelin,whowastobringhim backtothefaith.

UnspokenInfluence OfFamousPriest

ReneBazinwritesofthis meeting:"Anunbeliever, whohadalsolivedbadly, findshimselfinpresenceof anotherman,notonlybelievingandchaste,butnow amanofprayer,andtheessenceofpityforman'simmensefrailtyandsuffering; perhapsevenmore,perhaps oneofthevictimswhoare saidtoofferthemselvesin secrettoGod,sufferingto makereparationfortheevil andtoalleviatethepunishmentofothers.Thesetwo menmanyonlyhaveexchangedcommonplaceremarks;mayonlyhave bowed,thenlookedateach otherfiveorsixtimesthat evening.Thatwasenough: Theyrecognizedandwaited foroneanother;intheir heartshenceforththeycalled thismeetingagreatevent. Theonethought:'Youare religionitself;'theother: 'Brother,unhappybrother, Iambutapoorman,but Godisverykind.Heisseekingyoursoul'ssalvation.' Theyneverforgotone another."

Charlesbegantobeseen inchurch.Hisoneprayer seemedtobe:"MyGod,if Youexist,makemeknow it!"AttheendofOctober, 1886,heenteredtheAbbe Huvelin'sconfessional.He didnotkneeldown,but simplybentforwardand said:"Abbe,Ihavenotthe faith,Ihavecometoaskyou toinstructme."TheAbbe replied:"Kneeldown.con-

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fesstoGod;youwillbelieve." "ButIdidnotcomefor that."

"eonfess."

"Themanwhowantedto believefeltthatpardonwas forhimtheconditionof light.Hekneltdown,and madeaconfessionofallhis life,"writesReneBazinof theoccasion.

Whentheabsolvedpenitentarose,theAbbeasked him:"Areyoufrsting?" "Yes,"wasthereply."Go toCommunion,"commanded thepriest.AndCharlesde Foucauldmadehis"second FirstCommunion."

HermitMissioner

ToArabTribesmen

Joyandpeacehadreturnedtohistroubledlife. Everymorningfoundhimat MassandtheCommunion rail.HeenteredtheTrappist AbbeyofNotreDamedes Niegeswiththerequestthat afterhisnovitiatehebesent totheAbbeyofNotreDame de rishedSacreCoeur,animpovehouseinSyria.

AsTrappistBrotherAlbericheshowedmarvellous humilityandhisironconstitutionwithstoodwellthe austerepenances.Theone thinghefounddifficultwas toobey-buthebenthiswill andbecameamodelof obedience.

OnJune27,1890,heset outfortheTrappistmonasteryinSyria.Thiswasnotto behismissioninlife.however,andhereturnedto Francewherehewasper-

mittedtojointheWhite Fathers,Africanmissionary society.Afterordinationhe wenttotheAlgerianmountainsandservedasachap- lainto there.regimentsstationed

TheHolyFatherreceived himinaudienceandgranted himpermissiontocarrythe BlessedSacramentintothe desolate,uninhabited country.Withhisown handshebuiltachapelin thedesertatisolatedTamanrassetandtookupthe lifeofarecluse.Hisonly contactwaswiththeMoslemtribesmen,towhomherenderedwhatcharityhe could.

"ThereheheldlongcommunionwiththeAll-Present,"writestheRev.John J.Considine,M.M.,in AcrossaWorld."Hecalled Saharahisparish,andthe 10,000Tauregsofitsoases hismissionaryflock.True hedid numbers;notconvertgreat anddespiteallhis effortshereceived.in1916, thebulletofaSenussirebel thatendedhisdays.But throughoutthedesert country,CharlesdeFou- cauldhasaccomplishedmore goodthanallthecolonial functionaries.AMoslem writersaysoftiim:'Therenownofourmarabout (Moslemwordforholy man)isgreatinAhaggar. Thefolktowhomhedid good,andthatmeansall folksofAhaggar,honourhis nameasifhewerestill alive'."

Thebeatificationcauseof thismartyrtocharitywas openedinRomein1948

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AdvocacyofCatholicCommunity CentreContinuesAmongReaders

Sir,-Ireadwithindignation-andsorrow-Cacophony'sletterofAugust23, dubbingthenovenahymns excruciating. There is nothingcommonplaceor prosaicintheCatholic Church.Igrewupwith thenovenahymnsand thinkthembeautiful.

Ihavehadanotinconsiderablemusicaleducation, buthavenotyetreached thatpinnacleofmusical snobberyfromwhichviewpointthetraditionalballad andhymnseemscompletely insignificantandinartistic inthemusicalfirmament.

Withregardstothetraditionof"goodhealthysacredmusic"practisedby non-Catholicssects,includingtheSalvationArmy,it mayinterestCacophony toknowthatIhaveheard thatverysamearmybang outverseafterverseofa hymnalwaysendingwith "Thatishowmyangel motherdied.,"tothetune of"WePartedonthe Shore!"-Yours,etc., MOLLYCOLLIER.

CommunityCentre

OntheGrandScale

Sir.-Iwonderdoes"ContraGentiles"(August23) realisethatthemajorityof "existingCatholicorganisations"areconcernedwith thesocialwelfareofthe curiousthing,"theteenager."Afewaredevoted tothecareofthepoor,one ortwomoretotheupkeep ofCatholicschools,but nonehavemadeanyprovisionatallforacentre whereeverysphereofCatholiclifecouldberepresented.Asmattersstand now,therearemanydisgruntledpeoplewhofeel theyhavebeenoverlooked byalltheseactivities. A CatholicCommunitycentre,however,wouldcertainlybetheanswerto theirdifficulty.-Yours,etc., D.FOX.

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LadySuggestsBoys

MayBeatFault

Sir,-Did"Erin"really thinkthethreeoffending youngladiesturnedhim downbecausetheywere beingdifficultorrude,or doesn'thethinkitevenremotelypossiblethatthey justmighthavehadthe danceinquestionalready booked?

Frompersonalexperience atvariousCatholicyouth dances,therehasbeena distincttendencyonthe partofthesame(Iquote) "non-drinking,well-behavedandCatholic"youngmen tostandinsix-deepclustersaboutthedoorsforthe wholeevening,whilemany equallywellbehavedand abstemiousCatholicyoung ladies(includingmyself) decoratethewalls.

Ithasbeensaidthatthe boysareshyandthatis theirreasonfornotdancing withastrangegirl. Isay they'relackingingood manners.Wegirlsare free,white,andunder21.Yours,etc., MEREFEMALE.

ELLIOTT ELLIOTT

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Ex-MaristBros' Student

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Office!Opposition MotivatesDonation

Sir,-Nothingadvancesa goodcausebetterthanunreasonableopposition.The historyoftheChurchbears thisout.Itisalmosta guaranteeofsuccess.The messagesofLourdesand Fatimawereadvanced,not hinderedbythefierceoppositionofthemunicipal authoritiesofAselocalities.

InourownStatewehave recentlyhadexperienceof thelocalauthority-the MundaringRoadboardendeavouringtopreventthe erectionofaCatholicschool atMundaring.FatherLinnanemaythanktheRoad boardatMundaringforthe encloseddonationtowards thenewschoolfund,forif ithadnotbeenforthepublicitygiventothewholeaffairthewritermightnot begivingapennytothis worthycause.

NowthatFatherLinnane hasbeguntheerectionof hisnewschool,inspiteof alltheopposition,there maybeotherreaderswho wouldliketogivehima handup.

Someofouryoungpeoplefromthecitymightlike toattendtheCatholicball atMundaringonSaturday, September8.Aballinthe hillsisalwaysaveryenjoyableaffair,andvisitors wouldalsohaveanoppor- tunityofmeetingFather Linnanepersonally.Ienclosechequefor£2.Yours,etc., "HIPPO."

ReaderThinksC.C.

Desirable,Practical Sir,-'`ContraGentiles"in hisletterofAug.23,said thataCatholiccommunity centreisundesirableand impracticable.Incontradiction,Iclaimitisboth desirableandpracticable.

Hisargumentforitsindesirabilityisbasedona falseideaofaCatholic Comunitycentre.Sucha centreissimplyaCatholic club,inwhichmembership isopentoallCatholics.The aimofsuchacentreisto unifytheCatholicpopulation,toproducecentralisationinChurchorganisation.

Iagreewith"Contra Gentiles"inthatacommunitycentrewouldneed tobesituatedinthecity area,OutIwouldremind himthatthereareother waysofsecuringfinancial aidapartfromrelying uponthesupportofexistingCatholicorganisations. -Yours,etc.. K.P.COOPER.

AreGirlsEvening ThingsUpaLittle?

Sir,-Inresponseto "Erin'sletter"Record"(22 Aug.1951),underheading "Whatiswrongwithour Catholicgirls",Ifeelinclined toaskthesamequestionre ouryoungCatholicmen. Approximatelytwoyears agoIbeganattending dancesorganisedbythe YouthMovementsof variousparishes.During thisperiodIdidnot,onany oneoccasion,haveevena reasonablyenjoyableevening'sdancing,duemainly tothefactthatthemajorityoftheyoungmen presentfoundgreaterentertainment,instanding aroundthedoors(forthe mostpartchewinggum) thanindancing.

Maybetheyoungladies ofwhomyouspeakare gettingalittleoftheirown back-butIhardlythink thatwouldbethecase,I haveneverrefusedto dancewithayoungmanbutthatdoesnotcountfor muchsinceI'vehad,so fewopportunitiestoexercisethisprivilege.

Likeyou,Erin,Inow seekmydancingpleasure elsewhere,andamfinding theexperiencemostenjoyable.

MARGARET

Parents'Associations

MayBeTheAnswer

Sir,-Asapositivecontributiontothematterof bringingCatholicstogether assostronglysupportedin thesecolumnsalreadyin discussionofa Catholic Community,centre,the HighgateParents'associationisrunningan"Upin TownforShowWeek" danceinthePerthTown hallontheThursdayin Showweek.Wearecallingthisa,"TownandCountryDance"becausewehope thatafunctionofthiskind inShowWeekwillbring townandcountryCatholics together.Partoftheproceeds,ifthereareany,will gototheorganisationof liaisonbetweenParents'associations.Ifwecangeta DiocesanParents'organisatianonitsfeetitwillwant ahome,andsuchcanbe thebeginningofthecentre askedfor.-Yours,etc., MRS.D.LEAHY.

PAULDONNELLY, HighgateParents'Association.

GirlSaysPoorType LadsLackManners

Sir,-Erin's"What's wrongwithourCatholic girls"leavesmeinastate ofamazement.Forthree yearsIhaveattendedCatholicdances,andveryseldomhavehadthehonourof beingaskedforthree dancesinoneevening.

Therearealwaysanumberofpoortypesofyouths supportingthedoorswhilst

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PARIS.-Anothercureat Lourdeshasbeenreported. Fiveeyespecialistsverified thecureofM.Ghoris,38, fatherofsevenchildren, who.aftermonthsoffailing eyesightandfinallytotal blindnessayearandahalf ago,completelyrecovered hissightwhilemakingthe StationsoftheCrossduring apilgrimagetoLourdes.

JewsRespectFaith ROME.-Tributetothe Israeligovernmentforits "respectandunderstanding" oftheChristianminorityin IsraelwaspaidbyCivilta' Cattolica,Jesuitreview.

ItsaidthattheIsraeligovernment'sspiritofgood willhadbeenrepeatedlydemonstratedbytheMinistry ofReligionsinitsdealings withChristiangroups.

TheCatholicjournaldeclaredthatthegovernment hadmaintainedthetraditionalprivilegesaccordedto Christianinstitutions,and had'evenextendedthemto embracethePontificalCommissionforPalestine.

ItaddedthatsinceJune, 1950,theIsraeliradiohad beenregularlygivingtime fornon-Jewishreligious broadcasts,amongwhich wereCatholicprogrammes airedonthethirdSundayof everymonth.

exercisingtheirjawswith chewinggumforthegreaterpartofanevening,and shouldtheydeigntoprivilegeagirlwithaninvitationtodance,adecentgirl wouldalwaysexerciseher prerogativeandrefuse.Not thatIamincluding"Erin" amongsuchtypes.

Whatstepsdotheleaders ofourYouthmovements taketowardsmakinga danceasocialsuccess?Do theytrytoeliminatethese ill-manneredyouthsorendeavourtoprovideany traininginmannersorgentlemanlyconduct,which mustbelackingintheir homes?

Itishightimetheleaders andchaplainslookedto thesepointsiftheywishto keepouryoungpeopletogether,and'sobothErin, myself,andourfriends wouldbeabletoenjoythe friendlyatmosphereofa Catholicentertainment.Yours,etc., WALLFLOWER.

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CardinalSeguraySaenz, ArchbishopofSeville,has bannedanewgroupcalling itself"Congregationofthe MostHolyVirginMother oftheSacramentandQueen oftheEucharist,"which hadbeenstartedbyaselfstyled"visionary",Francisco delaTorrePineda,who claimstohavehadapparitionsoftheBlessedMother.

Inorderingthedissolution ofthegroup,CardinalSegurabarred,underpainof mortalsin,anyfurther meetingsandactivitiesseekingtokeepalivethisspuriouspietism.

WhereMaryLived

ISTANBUL.-Large numberstookpartina specialpilgrimagetoPanaghiaKapuliinEphesus, wheretraditionsaysthe VirginMarylivedfora time.

Coincidentwiththepilgrimagewasthecelebration ofaMassintheruinsofthe BasilicasofSts.Johnand Mary.thelatterbeingthe churchinwhichtheFirst CouncilofEphesustook placein431.TheMass,said withthepermissionofthe Turkisgovernment,wasthe firstofferedtherein1,000 years.

AConvertDiplomat

LONDON,Aug.23(NC.)

-SirDavidKelly,whois retiringsoonasBritish AmbassadortoMoscow, trickiestpostinthediplomaticservice,isaconvert. SirDavidwasreceivedinto theChurchin1914atthe ageof22.Hehashelddiplomaticpostsinmanyparts oftheworld.

PsychiatristsMeet

LONDON,(NC.)-Fifty oftheworld'sleadingCatholicpsychiatristsfrom10 nationshaveheldaninternationalcongressoftheir owninLondontodiscuss theformationofapermanentassociation.

Thecongress,whoseconclusionswillbepublished later,wassupportedbythe Newmanassociation,andthe JesuitFathersinLondon.

JesuitGuerrilla

SOUTHORANGE,N.J.ThedeathoftheRev.J. EdwardWasil,S.J.,44,in thePhilippineshasbeen reported.FatherWasilwas aleaderofguerrillasin 5.000milesofJapanese-held territoryduringWorldwar II.Heactedaspriest,physician,protector,andadviser toguerrillasinthemountainsofNorthernMindanao, whereheworkedforthree yearsfromacamouflaged junglehut.Refusingseveral chancestofleebysubmarine,'theJesuitremained thereuntiltheendofhostilities,whenhewasremovedtothiscountryformedicaltreatment.Hereturned totheislandsin1946.

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Theproblemofhowto bringgrandoperatothe filmssuccessfullyisnotaltogethersolvedin"IlTrovatore,"theAdultEducationboardfilmnowinthis city;butagreatadvance hasbeenmadeon"LaTraviata."

Themaindifficultiesare howtostrikeabalancebetweenstoryandsong-soas torendertheoperaintelligibletotheuninitiateandhowtopreventthe publicfrombeingboredby theinterminableaddresses. (Ithasoftenbeenremarkedhowlongittakesthe heroorheroinetodie).

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"THETROJANWOMEN." TheUniversityDramatic society janpresented''TheTroWomen,"byEuripides, inWinthrophalllastweek. Oneistemptedtobefacetiousandaskwhy.Itwas averydullnight,and frightfullyhighbrow. -DEGUSTIBUS.

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Sunday,Sept.16,at3p.m.

TheexerciseswillbecotductedbytheRev.Father Thomas,O.F.M.Anyone interestedisinvitedtoattend.

TheRetreatisbeingheld asapreparationforthe celebrationofthefeastof theStigmataofSt.Francis, Sept.17.Masswillbeofferedonthatdayat8a.m. inthechapel.

CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING DEATH.

MAHER.-Ofyourcharity, prayforthereposeofthe soulofLeoMichaelMaher, whodepartedthislifeon August28,1951,lovedson ofCatherineandthelate PatrickMaher,fondbrotherofAlice(deceased), Chris,Monica(Mrs.Connor),andSteve,brotherin-lawofBobandJean, lovinguncleofKevin,,Patrick,Vincent,andFrancis. Eternalrestgrantunto him,0Lord,andletperpetuallightshineuponhim.

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Albania'sRedsHave A'PriestlessChurch' LONDON-Inabroadcast fromTirana,capitalof Communist-ruledAlbania. the"StatuteoftheAlbanian CatholicChurch"wasaired asallegedlyenactedbythe "GeneralAssemblyofthe banianCatholicChurch." Thecuriousthingisthat theAlbanianregime,headedbyEnverHoxha,hasnot revealedthename.ofa singleBishoporpriestwho isamemberofthe"as sembly"orwhohassigned the"statute"oranyother agreement.Thisisnotdifficulttounderstandwhen itisrealizedthat,sofaras isknown,thereisnota CatholicpriestleftinAl baniatolookafterthespiritualneedsofCatholics, whosenumberisestimated ashighas150,000,about15 percentofthetotalpopulation.Thereisapossibility thatsomepriestsmaybein hidinginthemountains; butnonewstothateffect hasbeenreceived.

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There'safriend,perhaps lifepartner,waitingfor you.Pollyannahasthe address.WritePollyanna Club,51493,G.P.O.,Perth.

BEAUTYCOLUMN

SUPERFLUOUSHAIRRemoved byElectrolysis.Mrs.CLINTONBURNS,174MurraySt..Perth (overLindsay's).BF1981.

FORHIRE

TAXIS-CreamTop. RingMW423;BA3488.

WANTED

Libraryandshopassistantwanted.Girl,18-20. Attractiveposition.Apply CentralCatholicLibrary,36 PierStreet.

Housekeeper,forsuburbanpresbytery;nowashing;goodwages.Applica- tionsopenoneweek.Apply toBox1940,thisoffice.

PracticalCatholicyoung mandesiresapprenticeship carpenter,same.References.ApplytoBox1915, thisoffice.

ACCOMMODATION

Furnishedsingleroom, withuseofkitchen;availableonlytomiddle-aged Catholicbusinesslady. ApplytoBox1941,this office.

Elderlyladywillshare comfortablehomewith practicalCatholiccouple; takeinterestinhome;nominalrent:handytocity. ApplytoBox1942,this office.

FORSALE

HASSELLSSAVEYOU£'S. 5footstainlesssteellifetime sinkanddraineronlyE14/10, withcupboard,3doors2 drawers,£22/10;5tootcup- boards,pine£8/10;.inoak £10/15;allsizessinksandcupboardsandmadetoorder;tested 18x12stainlesssinks£8. Stoves,latestenamel,green, blue,brown,polishedsteel tops,yourstovetradedin; alsogasandelectricstoveson easyterms.Bathheaters,Hot FlowE7/15;Fasts£7/10;plenty allsizefluepipes,gals,iron chimneys,10-12go,coppersand stands, whitecastironenamelbaths, andcreamwallbasins from£4.Hoover32voltwashingmachines

FORSALE

VACANTPOSSESSION HOMES

Nedlands.Charming modernhomeincommandingcornerposition3bedrooms,wellappointed,nice gardensandlawns.Price £76'50.

Como.Newhomeingood positionfullyandnewly furnished.Seethisquickly at£3960.

Mt.Hawthorn.Brickand tile,furnished£3300

Mt.Lawley.Onlarge doublecornerblockhandy allfacilitiesattractivespaciousbrickandtilehome withtenniscourt.Good buyingat£6800.

4 ANDMANYOTHERS INEVERYLOCALITY SELLERSWANTED.

CASHBUYERS WAITINGFOR WAYSIDESERVICE STATIONWITHIN 100MILESCITY SEMIDETACHEDOR OLDHOMENEARCITY SMALL

SUBURBANDRAPERY WITHACCOMMODATION

V.P.HOMES

EVERYWHERE INVESTMENTS

Inglewood.Freeholdbed andbreakfastbrickandtile, returning£20weekly,recentlyrefurnishedthroughout.Ahomeandgoodincomefor£8500

CottesloeBrickFlats.Furnishedlargecornerblock, expansiveoceanviews,returns6%.bothvacantat present.Priceonly£7500.

WestPerth.Blockof4 modernbrickandtileselfcontainedflatswalkingdistanceCity.Priceonly £11,000.

GRAZINGPROPERTY

UPPERSWAN

200acresRedGumand Jarrah,125clearedorpartly clearedandpasturedincludingsummerland,Super quota4tons,100acressheep proofand1003wire.Homesteadandoutbuildingswith waterlaidon,2acres CitrusandVines.Allnecessaryplantincludedin price£3500.

HOME&ORCHARD

BRIDGETOWNDISTRICT Ahandyincomeproducing114acreproperty8 orchard,34pasturewith schemewaterlaidon,7 roomedhomeamilefrom township,electriclight, H.W.S.Bargainpricefor spotvacantpossessionof thischarminglittleproperty only£2300.

SUBURBAN

MIXEDBUSINESS

Anearlyclosinglong leasebusinessandhome' turningover£200weekly. tobaccoquota£90monthly, wellequippedandattractivelypricedat£1650plus stock.

CITYWINESALOON

Longleaseturnover£90 price£1900.

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