The Record Newspaper 18 October 1951

MissonSunday BaresChurch'sNeed

VATICANCITY,Oct.6(NC).-An'implacablepersecution"whichisdestroyingCatholicundertakingsincertaincountries,makesitmorenecessarythaneverforCatholicstosupport themissions,ArchbishopCelsoCostantini,secretaryoftheSacred CongregationforthePropagationoftheFaith,statedinhisannualMissionSundayappeal.

TheArchbishoprecalled thatatthepresenttime manyBishopsandmissionariesarewastingawayin .prisons."Itiswithreverencethatweturnour thoughtstotheseevangelicalheraldswhoare'countedworthytosufferdisgrace forthenameofJesus,"he added.

"Theconstancyofour missionariesandofournativepriestsandChristians istrulyadmirable.Wehave theaccountofaBishopwho inareplytoanatheistic propagandistsaid:'Youmay killusbutyouwillnotseparateusfromRome.'

"AnotherBishopwrote: 'Priestsandfaithfulare moststronglyresolvedto defendtheirfaithandto provetheirinseparableattachmenttotheSupreme

PontiffandtotheChurch. "Theseintrepidheralds ofChristmeritthepraise thatSt.Paulgavethe ChristiansofThessalonica: 'Andbecauseofthiswe ourselvesboastofyouin thechurchesofGodfor yourpatienceandfaithin all theyourpersecutionsand tribulationsthatyou areenduring.' "Duringthepersecution inancienttimesitwasthe customofChristianstosend helptotheirconfrereswho werecondemnedtothe mines.

"Todaywearewitnessing arenewalofthesamepersecutions.Letus,therefdre, renewthatcharitytoward thosewhomSt.Cypriancalledthesentinelsof Christinthebattlelinesof thefaith.

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"Happilytherearestill manyterritorieswherethis anti-Christianstormhas notstruck.Missionaries workzealouslyinthose placesbuttheyalsoneed helpfortheirschoolsand charitableundertakingsin ordertosavesomanynaturallygoodsoulsfromopposingcompetitorswhoare becomingmorepowerful andformidable.

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RecordCrowdExpected AtAquinasProcession

ResponsetotherequestofthecommitteefororganisedparishtransportfortheAnnualEucharisticprocessionatAquinas collegeontheFeastofChristtheKing(Oct.28)hasbeensosatisfactorythatitisanticipatedthatarecordcrowdwillattend. Indicationsarethatas manyas60privatelycharteredbuseswillaugment thefrequentGovernment busservicewhichwilloperatefromtheoldG.P.O.

Threeparisheswilluse rivertransport,parishioners beingconveyedbyboatto theAquinascollegelandingstageontheCanning. Severalcountrycentres, amongstthemNortham, Sunbury,WaginandDardanup,willsendstrongrepresentationbybusandcar.

GeneralAssembly:3.15p.m.

Generalassemblywillbe at3.15p.m.,whenthecollegegateswillbeclosedto allvehiculartraffic.All groupsarerequestedtoassemblebehindtheirrespec-tivebanners.Thereafter theywillbeinthehandsof themarshals,whoseinstructionsshouldbepromptlyandaccuratelyfollowed. Therouteoftheprocession willbethesameasinformeryears,theoutdooraltar beingerectedatthecollege endoftheoval.

Expositionat3.30p.m.

TheBlessedSacrament willbeexposedatthemain altarat3.30p.m.,andthe processionwillcommence immediately.Carefulattentionshouldbepaidto announcementsoverthe publicaddress system throughouttheafternoon.

ReservationsForSodality andSchoolGroups.

Specialplaces,towhich theywillbedirectedbythe marshals,arereservedin theprocessionforallsodality,society,youthand schoolgroups.Attendance ofschoolchildrenindistinctiveschoolgroupshas beendisappointinginthe pastfewyears,due,no doubt,tothefactthat,duringthewarandimmediate post-waryears,transport wassodifficultthattheattendanceoflargenumbers ofchildrenwasdiscouraged.Now,however,that conditionshaveimproved, itishopedthatallschools willmakeaspecialeffortto berepresentedintheprocessionbehindtheirown schoolbanners. FlowerGirls.

AspecialinvitationisissuedbytheCommitteeto parishgroupsoftheHoly Angels'sodalitytoactas flowergirls.Changeroomfacilitieswillbeprovided forChildrenofMaryand flowergirlsasinformer years:Flowergirlsare askedtobringtheirown basketsofflowers. GuardofHonour.

legeCadetsfromAquinascolwillformtheguardof honourfortheBlessedSacrament;theChristianBrotherswillcarrythecanopy.

CateringServices.

Refreshmentsmaybeobtainedonthelawnnearthe college.Ticketswillbe soldinthevicinityofthe booths,enablingpatronsto obtaintheirrefreshments immediatelyonpresentationofthetickets.The committeehopesthatthis arrangementwillsimplify andspeedupthecatering arrangements.Refeshment boothswillclosewhenthe processioncommences,and willnotreopenuntilafter thefinalBenediction.

SpecialEnclosureForAged andInfirm.

Aspecialenclosurefor theagedandinfirmwillbe providedandwillbereservedfortheirexclusive use.Allothersareexpectedtotakepartintheprocession.

TransportServices.

Parishbusesshouldcarry alargeidentificationsign fortheoonvenienceofpassengersseekingtheirproper busesforthereturnjourney.Theobservanceof thisrulewillobviatealot ofconfusioncausedbyhundredsofpeoplevainlytryingtoidentifythebuson whichtheytravelledtothe procession.

AGovernmentbusservice willoperatebetweenthe oldG.P.O.andAquinas pickinguppassengersatthe

easternend

dren,includesmanyfrom distantlands.Pictured abovearesomeofthese. Theyare(back

row,leftto right):HansHamersveld, Holland;DorothyPendreigh,Scotland;Jennifer Mooney,England;JoanDel Borello,Italy,andVivian Canale,Brazil.Frontrow (lefttoright),theyare: RodneyHurrelbrink,

GordonKendall,India; CarolBlackmore,Jersey,

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Thereturnservicewill commenceat4.30,andwill operateuntil6.30p.m.

ParkingArrangements. Parkingwillbeunderthe supervisionofMr.R.Taylorandhisassistants,and trafficdirectionwillbe handledbythePoliceTrafficbranch.Thecommittee wishestostressthevital importanceoncarefulobservance,bydriversofpublicandprivatevehicles,of instructionsissuedbythe policeandstewards.

DecorationofAltars.

Giftsofflowersforthe decorationofthealtarswill

IMPORTANT

Theobservanceofthe followingrulesbyall willgreatlyassistthe committeeinensuring thattheplanssopains- takinglymadeforthe smoothanddignified runningof materialise.thefunction,

1.Listencarefullyto allinstructionsoverthe publicaddresssystem.

2. themEndeavourtoobey immediately.

3.Obeymarshallsand otherauthorisedofficials promptlyandwillingly.

4.Allshouldparticipateintheprocession andjoininthesinging ofthehymnsandthe recitationoftheRosary andthevarious rememberingprayers, thatthe occasionisasolemnand sacredonedemanding theutmostreverence anddecorum.

begratefullyreceived. Flowersmaybelefteither atthecollegeorattheCathedralpresbyteryonSaturdayorbefore10o'clockon Sundaymorning.

`...TheirFinestHour' JOHNDUNNE,ANNRICHARDSON,ANDPATRICIA LOGUEwereamongthe50childrenfromSt.Joseph's,Victoria Square,whoreceivedtheirFirstHolyCommunionfromtheRev.R Kelly,inSt.Mary'sCathedral,Oct.11.Thechildrenwereen tertainedafterwardsbytheSisterstoabreakfast lBO WITHkc 41,041)DADM OLICY CALL,'PHONEorWRITE Australasian CatholicAssurance Co.Ltd., (Incorporatedin NewSouthWales) WarwickHouse,St.George's Terrace,Perth.-'PhoneBUIS

oftheCausewayandatbusstopson CanningHighway.Thefirst buswillleaveSt.George's terraceat1p.m.,andthereafteratregularintervals.

U.S.A.;

ChannelIslands;Mary Boyce,Ireland,andClive Demellow,India. Despitethefactthatour schoolsarecarryingthis burdenforthegovernment withever-increasingdifficultiesinfindingaccommodation,theStateHousing commissionskillrefusesto grantpermitsforexpansion tomanyofourschools.

Therry'sDrama CoursePopular

Theseriesoflecturesannouncedseevralweeksago, tobeconductedbyMr. ChrisMcMaster,arenowin fullswing.Thosewho havebeenattendingthem havebeentreatedtoaparticularlywellpreparedand arrangedprogrammeofinstructioninbothShakesperianandstraightwork.

Theselectureswillcontinueforsomeweeksyet, andanyoneinterestedmay, callintotheLegionofMary roomsanyMondayevening at8o'clock.

Therewillbean"amicale atHaroldWalsh'shome,8 Clarencestreet,South Perth,onSaturdaynight, Oct.27.AllassociatememberSareremindedthatthey shouldcomealongandrenewoldacquaintances.

Anyonewishingtomake enquiriesconcerningthe Therrysocietyoritsactivities,shouldcomealongto theLegionofMaryrooms, BankofN.S.W.building,65 St.George'sterrace,on Mondaynights,oraddress anyenquiriesthere.

GoodPerformancesNotedat St.Pat'sAthleticMeeting

OntheafternoonofOct.7,thefirstannualathleticmeetingofSt.Patrick'sTechnicalcollegewasheldonPerthoval.Despiteastrongheadwind,somequitegood performancesinbothsprintsandjumps wererecorded.

The.Greenteam,ably captainedbyE.Worsfold, proveditselfsuperiorto boththeRed(capt.,T. Towers),andtheGold (capt.,F.Leahy)teams. Thechampionboysinthe variousagedivisionswere:

Open:R.Malcolm:runner-up,.F.Leahy. Under15:E.Dobson;runner-up,J.McCormack. Under14:E.Tuxworth; runner-up,D.McCormack. TheBrotherswishtoexpresstheirgratitudetothe Rev.H.Kelly,whopresentedthetrophies,andtoall thosewhocontributedto thesuccessoftheday.Detailsoftheresultsareas follows:-

PHOTOFINISH

givesanother FIRST to VICTORPENROSE

Ithasbeenofficiallyannouncedthatthe W.A.TurfClubwillusephotofinishforthe firsttimenextSaturday,20th.Oct.,under thecontrolofVictorPenrose,whoisalsoin chargeofthephotofinishfortheW.A. TrottingAssociation.

VICTORPENROSE

PROUDLYANNOUNCES APROUDPHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDOF.FIRSTS.

1st.toinstalPivotingFluorescentLighting.

1st,tooperatePhotoFinishinW.A.

1st.todisplayNewBromeskoPortraits.

1st.touseWallPastelTintedBackground.

1st.toinstalthe3-UnitElectronicFlash"SUNGUN."

1st.todisplaytheNewFlexichromeNaturalColour Portraits.

Whenthereisanythingnewyou'llfinditat

672CentralHaySt.(entranceCouncilAv.) Don'tforgetthe Spring

40%isabigpercentage-butit's neverthelesscorrect-and90%ofthe champscan'tbewrong. Sofollowthelead,cometoPERTH SPORTSDEPOTforyournewracket andyourrestrings...whichincludelet.Grade:50/2nd.Grade:45/Nylon:42/6. 3rd.Grade:40/4th.Grade(Indian):25/-

SeeRONFORDand BILLLINNETTat...

Malcolm, 1;F. Leahy,2;G.McGuire,3 Time,Miens.

220YardsChampionship: Under15:J.McCormack,1; E.Dobson,2;J.Vincent.3. Time,29secs.

noUnderYardsChampionship: 14:ETuxworth.1;D. McCormack,2;A.Codalonga.3. Time,29.5secs.

INUnderYardsChampionship: 14:E.Tuxworth,1;D. McCormack,2;ACodalonga,3. Time,125secs.

100UnderYardsChampionship: 15:E.Dobson,1; D. McCormack,2;N.Pitcher.3. Time,12.51ecs.

100Open:YardsChampionship: R.Malcolm.1;F.Leahy 2;G.McGuire,3 Time,11.9secs.

440YardsRelay: Under14:Gold,1.Time,00sec.

446UnderYardsRelay: 15:Green,1.Time.

58.5secs.

440Open:YardsRelay: Gold,I.Time55secs.

HalfMileHandicap: T.Towers,1;J.McCormack, 2;D.McCormack,3. Time,Zmin.56secs.

300DancersAttendShowWeekBall

StagedbyHighgateParents'Group

TheHighgateParents' associationscoredamajor successinitsorganisation oftheShowWeekTownand Countryball.Closeon300 dancerscrowdedthefloor ofthePerthTownhallon thenight,dancingtoWin. Smith'sband.Anexcellent supperwasservedbythe Highgateladiesorganised byMrs.J.CluneandMrs. D.Leahy.Manyacquaintanceswererenewedor freshlymadebetweenPerth Catholicsandtheirfriends fromthecountry.

Messrs.Burke,McCarthy, ProvesisandSullivancontributedtotheentertainment.TheMostRev.Dr Goodyandseveralpriests werepresent.Subscriptions totheentertainmentareacknowledgedfromMrs. Sasche,ofBencubbin,Mrs. Busher,ofDardanup,and Mrs.O'SullivanandMrs. Ryder,ofPerth. Asubstantialsumwasrealised withwhichto start theworkofaCatholic Parents'organisationand

ANICEHARVEST. Seedsfirstandtheharvestafterwards.Tickets firstand£3,000afterwards. Buyaticketto-dayinthe No.645CharitiesConsultation.Firstprizeis£3,000.

theenthusiasmexpressedby allpresentindicatesthat thefunctionwillhavetobecomeanannualaffair.A committeeisbeingsetupto organiseitonthisbasis.

HiberniansMeet

AtEastVic.Park

Averyenjoyabletime wasspentafterthemeeting ofOurLadyHelpofChristians'branchH.A.C.B.S. Oct.9,whenmembersof St.Patrick'sandSt.Columba'sbranchesvisitedfor agamesevening.Badminton,tabletennis,anddarts kepteveryonebusytill suppertime.

Membersandfriendsexpressdeepestsympathyto Mr.andMrs.C.Cooper,and familyonthedeathofMr. Coopersenr.Mrs.Palmer senr.isseriouslyillin hospital,membershopeand prayforherspeedyrecovery.A.McCarthyhadpainfulaccidentinwhichhereceivedafracturedfinger. CongratulationsareextendedtoMr.andMrs.Stan Kentonthebirthofason.

Thenextmeetingofthe branchwillbeheldOct.23, at7.30p.m.

HighgateDownsSouthPerth

InfinalsofY.C.W.football

Afterbeingrunners-upinthegrand finaltoFremantlein1950,andtoClaremontinathleticsandcricket,Highgate' broketheicewhentheybecameundefeatedpremiersattheexpenseoftheSouth Perthteam.

Thegameopenedata fastpace,withruggedplay moreafeaturethangood football. South Perth bumpedHighgateofftheir gameandbackedupbetter. UnderpressureFoley,restinginbackpocket,and

AthletesTrain

AtLangleyPark

Withtrainingnowinfull swing,registrationforms andnewsingletsarenow availableeveryTuesday andThursdayontheEsplanadeafter5p.m.

Changeroomsarebeing rentedbehindtheWar Widows'Guildcafe,onthe cornerofBarrackstreetand theEsplanade. Asthere ismoreroomandthrowing equipmentcanbeused comfortably,trainingis beingcarriedondownbehindC.B.C.inLangleyPark

AstheW.A.A.A.A.this yearhasinauguratedanew grade-Dgrade-amoveis beingmadetoenrollas manynewmembersaspossible.

Membersareremindedto attendandbringtheir friendstotheWornerhome, 234Salvadoroad,Wembley,onOct.24at8p.m.

Pitts,full-back,Oared grandlytokeepSouthant.

Scores:SouthPerth, 1 goal5behinds;Highinte, 1goal2behinds.

Inthesecondquarterthe Highgateboyshadlie wind,butcouldnotbuild upalead,becauseSouth wouldnotletthemsettle down.P.Kerrigan,centre, andP.Hullet,wing,werea forceforHighgate.

Scores:Highgate,4golds 5behinds;SouthPerth,3 goals5behinds.

AfterhalftimeHighgatelookedadifferentside.They hadtoholdSouthwiththe windandthistheydid.All playersstruckformand helpedoneanotherand bumpedmercilessly.

Scores:Highgate,5goals 5behinds;SouthPer*5 goals5behinds.

Thefinalquarteropened withHighgateholdingthe lead,andtheywerenever headed.Southtriedhard butwerenomatchforthe Highgatemachine,andanothergoaltoDobson,who wascombiningwellwith Slattery,sealedtheissue.

Finalscores:Highgate,8 goals6behinds;South Perth,6goals6behinds.

Bestplayers:B.Foley,P. Kerrigan,A.Hullett,G. Dobson,J.Pitts.J.Crowe, K.Bradley,andL.Barker.

BoysofNewNorciaCollege MakeGiftofWatchtoLordAbbot

Eve)ryboycontributed fromhispocket-moneytowardsbuyingaself-windingSwisswristletwatchfor thenewly-electedLordAbbot,Dr.GregoryGomez, D.D.,O.S.B.

Thepresentationwas madesemi-privatelyon Sunday,Oct.14,atthe monastery,whenarepresentativefromeachofthe classesmetHisLordship. ClemHill,captainofthe college,madethepresentation.Thewatchis'inscribedanditshouldbealastingmemento.

AtWaddington,Oct.13, trophieswerepresentedfor thefootballseasonbyMr. McConnell,presidentof theMogumberassociation. Quite a representative crowdhadgathered.

S.I.C.waspresentedwith theO'Deacupforwinning thecompetition.Itwasrecalledthattheassociation's combinedteamhadwon theGingincombinedfootballmeeting,andwasrunner-upattheMoorafestival. Rev.BrotherMarkreceivedatrophyfor''bestand fairest"forthelocalassociation;hehadwonasimilartrophyfortheGingin meeting,andhadbeensecondtoPeterLaniganatthe Moorafestivalmeeting.Gus Atkinswonthetrophyfor "themostgentlemanly player."Rev.BrotherJeromewassecondforthisand for"bestandfairest"for theseason.

:44,10141trk, Therealbirthofourmodern gameofRugbywaswhen. in1823thatsmallboyat Rugby.WilliamWebbEllis "withafinedisregardfor therulesoffootballas playedinhistime.firsttook theballinhisarmsand ranwithil."Thesedays thereareIwocodesof Rugby,eitherofwhichcan stirtheenthusiasmofthose whorespondtothethrill ofafast.clean.spectacular game.assparklingas aglassof

QUARANT'ORE OCTOBER

3rd.-ARMADALEand MUNDARING:OneDay ofExposition.

4th.-BOULDER:Forty Hours'Prayer(26th28th)

AQUINASCOLLEGE: AnnualDiocesanRallyof theHolyNameSociety andEucharisticProcession.

HolyNameRally HeldatBunbury

Morethan70membersoftheBunbury HolyNamesociety,andanumberofmem,bersfromtheDardanupbranchwerepresentattheBunburybranch'steainSt. Joseph'shall,Oct.14.Thebetakingpartinthecereteafollowedthemonthlymonythisyear.Reference Communionand5o'clockwasalsomadetotheburBenedictioninSt.Patrick's church.Presentatthetea weretheVeryRev.DeanJ. WallaceandRev.Fathers Cunningham,Eivers,and Kenny,andalsotheDiocesansecretaryfortheHoly Namesociety,Mr.Mark Foley.

Theeveninghadbeenespeciallyarrangedbythe Bunburyexecutivetoassist intherevitilisationofthe branchinBunbury.The successfuleveningwasa tributeto capabilitiestheorganising ofthebranch president(Mr.Harold Nevin)andsecretary(Mr. KenHouston).

Therewasagoodattendanceofmembersatthe monthlyCommunion,most ofwhomreturnedat5p.m.fordevotions.Thesermon waspreachedbyFather Cunningham.

MemberbshipGoal

Addressingthemembers'attheconclusionofthetea, Mr.Foleyoutlinedthe growthofthesocietyinthe world,andsaidthatinthe ArchdioceseofPerththere were67branches,anda totalmembershipof3,939. Hesaidtheexecutivehad greathopesthatbeforethe endoftheyearthetotalwouldincreaseto4,000,and 'heappealedtotheBunbury branchtodoeverythingin itspowertoassisttheexecutiveinreachingthisgoal.

BursarySupport

Continuing,Mr.Foleysaid lewaspleasedtolearnthat Bunburywouldberepre- sentedattheAquinasfunc-tionontheFeastofChrist theKng.Theexecutive hadalwaystriedtohavethe countrybranchesrepresented.Previously,Wagin,Nor- tham,andColliehadbeen represented,andMr.Foley addedthatitwasencourag- ingtolearnthatbothBunburyandDardanupwould

TennisCoaching

OfferedbyClub

St.Thomas'Tennisclub's juniorcoachingschemewill recommencenextSunday, 'Oct.21,afterseveralweeks breakforassociationtournaments,and,althougha numberofpupilshavebeen receivinginstruction,there isalwaysroomformore whomayliketotakeadVantageofthisexcellent freetuition.

St.Thomas'wouldlike toextendheartycongratu- lationstoHighgate"C" gradeMen'sPennantteam onitsvictory(10-6)over Claremontinthefinalslast week.Bothteamsfought veryhardfortheshield.

Thenextsocialevent plannedbySt.Thomas'now isadanceintheMyola Clubhall,onOct.25,and withRonJenkins'orchestra membersaresurethiswill proveagreatsuccess. Everyone,ofcourse,isvery welcome.Justcatchthe trolleybustoStirlingroad, Claremont.

sarybeingorganisedbythe HolyNamesociety,andhe appealedtothelocalmembersfortheirsupportinthis connection.Reportsfrom Perthhadbeenenthusiastic,andMr.Foleysaidit wasgratifyingwhentold thatboth danupBunburyandDarintendedtocontributetowardsthebursary. CommentingontheAnnualHolyNamesocietyretreat,Mr.Foleyaskedthe Bunburymemberstogiveconsiderationtobeingrepresentedatthisretreat.He

saidthatpreviouslyNor- tham,York,andToodyaybrancheshadbeenrepre- sented.

South-WestRally

Mr.Foleyexpressedthe hopethatintheverynear future,considerationwould begiventothestagingofa South-WestHolyName rallyinBunbury.Hesaid that atsucheventsorganised NorthamandAlbanyhadprovedbeneficialandmost successful.

AvoteofthankstoMr. Foleyforhisattendance wasmovedbyMr.J.W. King,andsupportedbyMr. P.Depiazzi,ofDardanup. Cateringarrangements wereinthehandsofMesdamesK.Houston,H. Nevin,G.Staples,andL. Flaherty.

FutureSpeedwayStars!

ReunionatSt.Anne's

RUSSELLPETERKIN,picturedwith hisfather,JackPeterkin,ofScarborough,at theSt.Anne'sreunion,evidentlydoesnot approveofcameras,butStephenDwyersits happilyonthekneeofhisfather,Clem Dwyer,ofMt.Lawley,andmanagesto achievearatherdisinterestedpose.When babyStephenwasborninSt.Anne's,Clem washeardtosay,"Ithinkhewillbeabittoo heavyformotorbikes,soguesswewill havetoputhimontodrivingtrucks."

BlackAlpaca Coats

TheseAlpacaCoats areideallysuitedfor theClergy,willprove admirableforthesummerseason,beinglight inweight,cooland comfortable.Insingle-breastedstyle,with three

A.B.C.WillBroadcastCeremonies

OfConsecration;HighMass,Oct.28

DESPITETHREATENINGCLOUDSandhighwinds,hundredsofbabiesandyoungboysandgirlswiththeirparentsattendedthesecondreunionof"oldboys"and"oldgirls"atSt.Anne's hospital,Mt.Lawley,onSunday,lost,Oct.14. Afteraprocessionofthe BlessedSacramentthroughthehospitalgrounds,asermonwaspreachedbythe Rev.J.E.Bourke,chaplain ofthehospital,followedby Benedictiongivenfroma speciallyconstructedaltar erectedatthemainentranceofthehospital.

SolemnHighMasswillbeonNov.1,andbroadcaston broadcastfromSt.Mary'sStation6WNonSunday, Nov.4,from11a.m.to12.15 Cathedralat11 a.m.onp.m.Thisprogrammewill Sunday.Oct.28,theFeasttaketheplaceoftheusual ofChristtheKing.St.:oretSunday High mbraosasdfcraosmt the f Mary'sCathedralchoir, underthedirectionofRev.

A.E.Lynch,willsingPerosi's"MissaPontificalis," andattheconclusionofthe Mass,Handel's"Alleluja Chorus.'TheRev.H.Brennanwillbethepreacher.

ManymembersoftheSistersofMercyfrommetropolitanconventswerepresentatthefunction.Picturedaboveareafewofthe Cathedral. childrenwhotookpart.

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PolishPriestCovers1,800Miles

VisitingGreatSouthernCentres

INA40-DAYTOUR,covering1,800 milesoftheGreatSoutherndistricts,the Rev.W.Dzieciolvisitedmorethan180New AustralianfamiliesinDen- already mark,Albany,Mt.Barker, blocks Tambellup,Katanning,and metroNarrogin.Heisnowvisit- areas. ingfamiliesintheCollie area. FatherDzieciolispicturedabovewithaPolishfamilylivinginatentnearAlbany.Manyofthesefamilies,hesaid,werestilllivingundercanvas,asthey weresavingeverypenny towardbuildingtheirown

Australian EscortedTour TO Scandinavia, 1952

DepartingLondonAug. 9-22days.

Cost123Gns.Sterling.

FirstandTouristClass steameraccommodation availableforintending membersby"STRATHAIRD",exFremantle, July14th.,toMarseilles, and "HIMALAYA,"exLondon,Dec.1toFremantle.

Steamerrateswillbe quotedonapplication.

Forbookingsandtour programmeappl

Cook'sWorld TravelService,

houses.Manyhave purchasedbuilding inthecountryand politan

U.N.Seenas"GestureofHarmony WithDivineWill"byArchbishop: PrayerIsPrerequisiteofPeace

ThefollowingstatementwasmaderecentlybyHisGracetheArchbishopinconnectionwiththeUnitedNations'week, whichwillbeheldOct.18-24:-

"Sincepeace,forwhich thepeoplesoftheworld hunger,isinthelastanalysisthetranquilityoforder, itspursuitconcernsnotonly menbutGod,whoistheinspirationoftherightorderingofhumanlife.Thatis whyprayerisaprerequisiteofabidingpeacewhich muststeinfromwithinthe individualsoul.Butprayer isnotenough.Theapplicationofintelligencetothe tangiblespringsofconflict andtheresolutewillto theirunravelment,isalso necessary.Nomoreeffectivemediumfortheemploymentofthishumancooperationiswithinour reachthantheU.N.,ifsincerityandpatienceprevail, Godmayyetacceptthe

SpecialBusServicesWillCater

ForThoseAttendingCastledare

Spcialbusserviceswilloperateforthe convenienceofthoseattendingtheannual fielddayatCastledareorphanageonSunday,Oct.21.

SpecialRivertonbuses departingfromthecorner ofSt.George'sterraceand Pierstreetwillrunatregularintervalsfrom12.45 p.m.,andwillpickuppassengersalongShepparton road,VictoriaPark,andat theWelshpoolroadGovernmentbusterminus.

Metrobuspassengers comingfromArmadaledirectionwillbepickedupat Burtonstreet,Cannington; aspecialbuswillleaveSt. Patrick'schurch,Fremantle, at1p.m.

Theorphanagecaresfor youngboysfromsix-10 yearsofage,andconstantly risingpriceswithnocorrespondingincreaseinincome, aremakingmoredifficult thetaskofmaintainingthe intsitution.TheBrothers andthecommitteearelookingforwardtoalargerattendanceandmoregenerous returnfromtheireffortson thisfieldday.Allareinvitedtobepresentatthe functionandareassuredof averyenjoyableday.

ADad'sBurden

TelAviv,Israel.-Rabbi ZviRobinson,88,whoalwaysinsistedthathis daughter,AnaPauker,ForeignMinisterofRoumania andoneoftheworld'sleadingCommunists,hadonce beena"goodgirl,"died here.Sheoutragedher 30ForrestPlace(Opp.fatherbyviolatingtheSabG.P.O.),Perth.BA2896bathandpreachinggodlessness.HeleftRoumania 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111forPalestinein1946.

U.N.asagestureofharmonywiththeDivinewill fortheachievementandenduranceandpeace.'

TheW.A.divisionofthe AustralianAssociationfor theUnitedNationshasas itsmainworkthespreading ofinformationregarding theobjectivesandactivities oftheUnitedNations.It isfeltthatwhilecertainaspectsoftheworkofthe SecurityCouncilareknown, thereisagreatdealthatis beingattempted,andsome importantthingsbeingaccomplishedintheHealth, Education,TechnicalDevelopmentprogrammesthat, pursuedforsomeyears,are boundtohaveaprofound effectupontheupliftof massesofpeople,andalso alastingandbeneficialoutlookonworldpeace.

TheW.A.divisionofthe associationisorganisingan afternooninWesleychurch, Perth,onSunday,Oct.21, atwhichMr.KimBeazley, M.H.R.,willspeak,andan InternationalDisplayin conjunctionwiththeGood NeighbourCounciltobe heldinForrestPlaceat7.15 p.m.onWednesday,Oct.24.

FAITH (JOANBUCHANAN).

Whatifnopurposeinoursojournhere?

Butwearesure,wetowhomGodhasshown

ShadesofHislove.Ohmakeusstrong, Wewhodoubtoft,stumblingalongtheway.

Ohmakeusfittostilltheonwardrushofall

Whohavenohopebeyondacrowdedday.

Thoudid'stusePeter,andhestumbledso, Denyingeven,whenwithinthesight OfsilentsufferingLord. Rockhebecame,holdingthekeysaloft Ofourgreatearthlyhome, OurChurch,thehomeofallwholongtosee TheirdearestLordinallHismajesty.

300AttendAnnualProcessionAt

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MissionsNeedYOURHelp.

Theoutpouringofthebloodofto-day'smartyrs forChrististhestreamthatwillcarryourcharityto ChristonthisMissionSunday.Whenwe.realise thatthenriceoflifeitselfisbeingpaidforthepreciouspossessionoflaithliterallybythousandsin manylandsto-day,howlittleisexpectedofus!

Thereare80,000menandwomenmissionaries insome600missionterritoriesoftheChurch.There theChurch,throughthehandsofthesemissionaries, isbuildingschools,churches,hospitals,orphanages. andevenhomesfortheprecioussoulsthattheworld hasneglected.

Inasenseeachcontributortothemissionson thiscomingSundayisformingthebricksandmortarforthisvastmission-buildingprogrammethat theChurchhasinoperation.Morethanthat,with theprayersandalmsyougivethisSundayyouare helpingthemissionariessnatchthesoulsofyourfellowmenfromtheforcesofevilandbringthemto theconsolationsofthefaithinChrist.

Letthosewho,thoughtheycanaffordit,refuse, tobecomemembersoftheSocietyforthePropagationoftheFaith,letthemblushforshame,andif theycannolongerblush,thentrulythesparkof faiththatonceglowedintheirheartsbeextinct. ByBaptismeachoneofuswasconstitutedamissionary.notperhapsinthesamesenseasthosewho areactivelyworkingonthemissionfields.butin nolessrealisticsensethateachoneofusischargedwiththemissionofbringingmoresoulstoGod. Withoursimplehumbleprayersandourmeagre offeringswecandojustthat:Bringmoresoulsto Christ.

Althoughmanyofuscomplainaboutthenumberofcollections,specialandotherwise.inour churches,therecanhenocauseforgrumblingabout thecollectiononMissionSunday,becauseonthis. occasionyoucandemonstrateverypointedlyyour livingCatholicity,yourappreciationoftheuniversalityoftheChurch.Atthistimeyoucanbecome amemberofthevastbandoftheChurch'smissionaries.Throughyourprayersandyouralms,your shadowwillbecastoverthefar-flungmissionfields. andtherebyyourhandwillreachouttothelowly andthepoor,totherejectedandthepagan,tothe homelessandtheabandoned,andyouwillliftthem uptoanewlife,anewhoneinthefaithofJesus Christ.

DIRECT

PalmyraHonouringFatimaVirgin Inclementweatherdidnot detersome300parishioners fromtakingpartintheannualprocessioninhonourof OurLadyofFatimaatPalmyra,Oct.14. Analtarwaserectedon theparishtenniscourts, whereBenedictionwasgivenbytheMostRev.L.J. Goody.Therouteofthe processionwasfromthe churchtoFossstreet, Hamadstreet,andHarris street.Eightmenofthe HolyNamesocietycarried thestatue;cadetsfrom Aquinascollegeformeda guardofhonourforthe processionandBenediction.

FatherWallace,C.Ss.R., preachedtheoccasionalsermon;theRev.J.Russelland theRev.R.Healyweredea-

conandsub-deaconatthe Benediction. GirlsfromSantaMaria collegesanghymnsduring theprocessionandatBenediction. Afternoonteawasserved toallpresent.

VincentdePaulGroup

ToStartinRivervale.

Anewconferenceofthe St.VincentdePaulsociety willstartintheBelmontRivervaleparishshortlyas aresultofavisitpaidby memberstothequarterly socialoftheparishbranch oftheHolyNamesociety, Oct.14.

HolyNamememberswill formthenucleusofthenew conference,whichwillbe engagedinthecharitable workofthesocietythroughouttheparish. TheRev.F.RyanscreenedtalkiefilmsofRomeand theHolyYeartothemen, whowereentertainedto supperinSt.Anne'sschool aftertheeveningdevotions andmeetingoftheHoly Namebranch.

Archbishop's Engagements

October28: 11a.m.:PresideatSolemnHighMassinSt. Mary'sCathedral. 3p.m.:Annualdiocesan processionoftheBlessed Sacrament,atAquinascollege.

October29: 8p.m.:Receptionofinterstatedelegatestonational conferenceofCatholic Women'sleague.

October30: 10.30a.m.:Officialopeningofnationalconferenceof CatholicWomgn'sleague.

Artist-BrothersDevoteTheir LivestoMakingFatimaStatues

SanMamededeCoronadoisatiny villagesetinthemountainsinthenorthof PortugalinthelovelyprovinceoftheMinho andtheDouro.Herethebrothers,Thedim, whosegrandfatherandfathercarvedreligiousstatuesoutoffineBrazilianwood,fashionstatuesofOurLadyofFatimawhich aresenttothefourcornersoftheearth.

Thestoryofavisittothehomeofone ofthemistoldintheOttawa"Ensign,"Catholicweekly,byHeatherWoods.

"Stayingathishome,I wasabletolearnsomething abouthislifeandhowhe cametohavethehonourof carvingthePilgrimVirgin whichistouringtheworld andisnowinAustralia.

"Asayoungladwhohad notyetmadeuphismindto followinthefootstepsofhis father,Thedimwentona day'soutingtotheseaside outsideOportoonemorning inOctober,1917.Itwas rainingheavilyand,about toseekshelter,hesuddenly saw,inthedirectionofFatima,thesunbehavingina verystrangemanner. Whereasafewmoments previouslyhehadbeen soakingwet,hewasamazed todiscoverthathisclothes werecompletelydry!

FIRSTSTATUE.

"Althoughpreviouslynot especiallyinterestedinthe eventsofFatima,Thedim wasconvincedoftheappearanceofOurLadyand feltthathehadsomespecialmissiontoperform.His mindwasmadeupand,to thejoyofhisfather,he commencedhiscareerasa religioussculptor.

"In1921hefashionedthe veryfirststatueofOur LadyofFatima,according towritteninstructionsfrom

Lucia.Thisstatueisthe onewhichisusedatallthe greatceremoniesatthe CovadeIria.

"Butforallhisgreatsuccesses,hestillremainsa verysimple,naturalman, preferringtocontinueliving inhisnativemountainvillageamongthetallpins treesandwithmagnificentviews-forhisprovinceis called'TheGardenofPortugal.' HISHAPPINESS.

"Hesayshissuccessesand giftshavebeengivento himbyOurLady,andfeels surethathewasmeantto beoneofthosewhowitnessedtheMiracleofthe Suninorderthathemight beconvincedoftheappearanceofOurLadyandbe inspiredtodevotehislifein herservice.

"Asherightlysays: findmyhappinessinthe magicofmycarving,inthe carefulstroke'ofmybrush asIpaintasoftroseblush onthecheekofOurLady, andinthejoyandknowledgethateachstatuewhich leavesmynativevillag hereinthemountainsof Portugalhasthepowerto helpinbringingeverlasting peacetothiswar-weary world.'"-"SouthernCross.'

AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

TheLaughWasonHer!

ThisafternoonIwasin themidstofanangelfood cake-figurativelyspeaking. Theeggwhiteswereattheir mostperfect,peaksbent overslightlywithoutlimply lyingdownonthejob.CarefullyIsiftedalittlesugar overthetopandgently foldeditin.Anangelfood cakeisnottobetrifledwith inthesedaysofthehigh costofeggs-andthiscake had14whites.

Justthenthephonerang. Italwaysdoes...

"IsthisMrs.Daly?Mrs. JohnDalyofTennyson street?"

"Yes,"Iansweredhurriedly."Yes,itis.Issomethingwrong?"Anythingcan happenatourhouseatany time.

"Well,Mrs.Daly,"wenton thesmoothvoice,"thisisa scientificresearchbureau andwe'recallingto.seeif yourrefrigeratorisrunning."

"Why,yes,itis,"Ianswered,relieved.

"Thenyou'dbettergo catchit,"laughedtheunknownvoiceattheotherend ofthewire.

Luckilyneithertheegg fwhitesnortheresultingcake suffered.Butlaterintheafternoon,asimilarcallcame andthattimeIwasinthe bathtub.

"Hello,"saidavoicewith arepressedgiggle,"isthis theladythatwashes?"

"No,itisn't,"Isaidirritably,risingtothebait again.

"Well,yousure'mustbe plentydirty."Thevoice brokeintoanopenlaughas thereceiverclicked.

Annoying,certainly,but comparativelyharmless.I rememberhavingdone thingslikethatwhenIwas youngandthinkingthem hilariouslyfunny.

ThiseveningMrs.Evans, Gloria'smother,stoppedby whilePatandIweresitting ontheporch.

"Ihesitatetospeakof this,Mrs.Daly,"beganMrs. Evans,"butIfeelyoushould knowitforyourowngood."

Ibracedmyself-thisis thewaybadnewsalways begins.

"Factis,"Mrs.Evanswent on andconfidentially,"Eileen agroupofgirlswereat ourhousethisafternoon andIheardthemcallthe drugstoreandask:`DoyouhavePrinceAlbertina can?'Andwhenthedruggist saidyes,theysaid,'Well, takehimout.'"

PatandIgiggled.That wasbetterthantheones abouttherefrigeratorand thewashing.

"Why,surelyyoudon't thinkthat'sfunny!"gasped Mrs.Evans."Iwasshocked whenIheardthemandsent thegirlshome.Ican'thave Gloriaplayingwithchildren whodosortofthing."

Eileenhadmentioned nothingabouthavingbeen "tickedoff"thatafternoon.

"Well,Idon'tthinkit'sthe highesttypeofhumour,"I hedged,"butIthinkit'skind offunny..."

"Butdon'tyourealize whatthatsortofthingcan dotochildrenifencouraged?"askedMrs.Evans.. "It'spsychologicallybad. Itdenotesacompletelack ofunderstandingofthe valueofotherpeople'stime aswellasatendencyto seekanonymity-verybad signsinchildren.Such leaningsinchildhoodlead tothetypeofpeoplewho writeblackmailingletters andwho-shallwesay `sponge'onothers-like borrowingpencilsand beingotherwisedependentandunself-reliant".

"I'veneverthoughtofit quitethatway,"Isaid, realizingthewomanwas deadlyserious.

Mrs.Evansisserious abouteverything.Gloria hashadherpsycheprobed constantlyeversinceshe wasborn.Ican'tseethat she'sanybetteror'worse thantherestofEileen's gang;butmaybeshewill turnouttobesuperwoman.

"Ofcourse I haven't forbiddenGloriatodothis thing,"Mrs.Evanscontinued."Weneverforbid hertodoanything;werationalieewithGloria.SoI haveexplainedtoherthe seriousimplicationsinherentinsuchbehaviour,and Ibelievethatshewillbe aninfluenceforgoodon

GiovanniPapini,ConvertandAuthor AWildManWhowasTamed ByChristWroteClassicLife

ByREV.JOHNB.EBEL

Awildmanwhowas tamedbyChrististhebest descriptionofGiovanniPapini,famousItalianconvert andauthor.Acriticsaysof himthat"hewasahater ratherthanaloverofhis kind,amasterofinvective, anarchist,atheist,nihilist." Onecanimaginetheamazementofhisreaders,usedto theroaringofthewildman, whentheypickeduphis LifeofChrist,writtenafter hisconversion,andfound therebutonetheme:The

ciatedwithevilcompanions. Perhapstheonethingthat savedhimfromcomplete ruinwasanabsorbinginterestinreading. Hegrewuptobewildin life,wildinthought,wildin whathewrote.Harshlanguage,namecalling,vitriolicexpressionwerecharacteristicofhisstyle.Everybodyandeverythingcame underhiscriticism.His troubledmindandsoul knewnopeace,andheran aftereverynewfashionin thought,onlytoabandonit forsomethingelse.

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guagesandhashadphenomenalpopularity.

HisLifeofSt.Augustine throwsagreatdealoflight uponPapinihimselfaswell asuponitssubject.InLaborersintheVineyard, publishedbySheed&Ward, Papiniwritesoftwoclasses ofmen,thesaintsandthe artists,includingsuchfiguresasSt.FrancisofAssisi,St.IgnatiusLoyola, Caesar,Virgil,Michelangelo, andPiusXI.

NorthBeach: ChurchofOurLadyof Grace.Mass.7.30a.m. Belmont

BelmontParish(everySunday): (Church.HehirS. 7.45a.m.

RivervaleParish: Rivervale(Church,CornerSalisburyandGladstoneSts.): 7.30a.m.and9.30a.m.

CheerupKeith,ClaudetteColbert COULDbeournewteacher!

Eileenandtheothersbecauseofit.Youupholdme inthis?"

Inoddeddumbly.There aresomanyotherthings...

Justthenthetelephone ranginthehouse.

"Hey,somebodybring meapencil."shoutedthe HeadoftheHouseashe wenttoanswer.Healways hastohaveapencilinhis handwhenheanswersthe telephone.

Mrs.Evansstiffenedin herchair.Herewasa pencilborrower-aman whoasalittleboyhadno doubtcalledupthedrug storeanonymously...No wonderhehadadaughter likeEileen.

"Igetit,"weheardhim sayoverthephone."It's becausemybreathcomes inshortpants.Youcan't foolme,GloriaEvans.I'd knowyourvoiceanyw- here!"

Bythetimehehadhung upandsaunteredontothe porchMrs.Evanshadbid usahastygood-bye...

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callingbackofthehuman racetothereligionoflove.

HatredofReligion

Papini,whohascalled himself''theugliestmanin Italy,"hadanunhappyboyhood.Hisfatherviolently hatedeverythingreligious andCatholic,andhismother barelymanagedtohavethe childsecretlybaptized. Lackingreligiousinstruction,Papiniasaboyfell intobadhabits,andasso-

RemedyofEvil Papinitheconvert,in answertothequestionof whatiswrongwiththe ThehorrorsofWorldwarworld,saysthatwehave Ishocked,the"wildman"honouredthewrongthings: intoanewtrendofthought. In1917hewrote:"Thewar wouldhavebeenimpossible hadtherebeenalittlereligionintheheartsofmen.' Threeyearslaterheannouncedhisconversionto Catholicity.

-Hewritesofhisconversion:"Iwasinducedtotake uptheGospelsoncemore, afterhavingrereadTolstoy andDostoievsky,andunder theinfluenceofthe,war.In 1917-18Istudiedthehistory ofalltheracesoftheearth, andbecameconvincedthat thesolesolutionoftheevil oftheworldisthetransformationofhumansouls,that thiscanotbebroughtabout exceptbymeansofreligion, andthatthemostperfect andsuitableisthattaught byChrist.In1919Ibegan uponasuddentowritemy book(TheLifeofChrist). andinwritingitIbecame morepersuadedthanever ofthetruthoftheGospels andoftheDivinityof Christ.In1920Christled meintotheChurch." LikeSt.Augustine,whose lifehewaslatertowrite, Papini,havingtried everythingelse,foundpeace atlastonlyinGodandHis Church.LikeSt.Francisof Assisi,hewentintothe mountainstopray,andit waswithinastone'sthrow ofaFranciscanshrineon Mt.AlvernawhereSt. Francishadprayed,that Papinimadeuphismindto entertheChurch.Alover ofthemountains,itisthere thathehasdonemostofhis writing.

"LifeofChrist"

Although

"Quantityinsteadofqua- lity,matterinsteadofspirit,theouterinsteadofthe inner,selfishnessinsteadof love,wealthinsteadofpoverty,prideinknowledge insteadofcharacterand holiness."

BorninFlorenceJan.9, 1881,ofpoorparents,Papiniattendedfewschools andlargelyeducatedhimselfthroughwidereading. In1903hefoundedhisfirst periodical,Leonardo,andin 1908wasoneofthefoundersofLAnima.Thiswas followedin1913bythe journalLacerbaandin 1919byLaVraieItalie.He wasmarriedin1907. In1905hisfirstbookap- peared.Papini'sunrestand disgustregardingsocial conditionsaremirroredin thetitlesofmanyofthe bookswrittenbeforehis conversion,suchas:TwilightofaPhilosopher,The ManWhoFailed,TheLife ofaNobody,TheTragicof Everyday.Papinitheconvertadmittedthatmanyof thesebookswerenotvery good.

RivertonParish: Riverton:Publichall,'7.30a.m.

eachSunday. RockinghamParish: SafetyBay(School):Every Sunday,'7.30a.m. RockinghamSt.Michael's Church:EverySunday,9a.m. VictoriaParkParish: Massesat7.8.9and10a.m.

everySunday

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

ThirdSunday:Darlington.B a.m.:Vlundaring.9.30a.m.

FourthSunday:MundaringWeir(Hall):8a.m.:Mundaring 9.30a.m

Gosnells: EverySundayat7.30a.m.and 9.45a.m. SpearwondParish: St.Jerome's,Spearwood: 1st.and3rd.Sundays.at8.30 a.m.;2nd.,4th.,and5th.Sundays,at9a.m. ItiltonPark(inStateschool): 2nd.and9th.Sundays,at7.30 a.m. Woodman'sPoint(inhail): 1stand3rdSundays.at7a.m. GreylandsMigrantCamp(Re- creationHall): EverySunday,at9a.m. DunreathHostel,Dunreath: EverySundayat9a.m.

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AtOurRouse

ByMaryTinleyDaly.

TheLaughWasonHer!

ThisafternoonIwasin themidstofanangelfood cake-figurativelyspeaking. Theeggwhiteswereattheir mostperfect,peaksbent overslightlywithoutlimply lyingdownonthejob.CarefullyIsiftedalittlesugar overthetopandgently foldeditin.Anangelfood cakeisnotto,betrifledwith inthesedaysofthehigh costofeggs-andthiscake had14whites.

Justthenthephonerang. Italwaysdoes...

"IsthisMrs.Daly?Mrs. JohnDalyofTennyson street?"

"Yes,',Iansweredhurriedly."Yes,itis.Issomethingwrong?"Anythingcan happenatourhouseatany time.

"Well,Mrs.Daly,"wenton thesmoothvoice,"thisisa scientificresearchbureau andwe'recallingto.seeif yourrefrigeratorisrunning."

"Why,yes,itis,"Ianswered,relieved.

"Thenyou'dbettergo catchit,"laughedtheunknownvoiceattheotherend ofthewire.

Luckilyneithertheeggwhitesnortheresultingcake suffered.Butlaterintheafternoon,asimilarcallcame andthattimeIwasinthe bathtub.

"Hello,"saidavoicewith arepressedgiggle,"isthis theladythatwashes?"

"No,itisn't,"Isaidirritably,risingtothebait again.

"Well,yousure'mustbe plentydirty."Thevoice brokeintoanopenlaughas thereceiverclicked.

Annoying, comparativelycertainly,but harmless.I rememberhavingdone thingslikethatwhenIwas youngand hilariouslythinkingthem funny.

ThiseveningMrs.Evans, Gloria'smother,stoppedby whilePatandIweresitting ontheporch.

"Ihesitatetospeakof this,Mrs.Daly,"beganMrs. Evans,"butIfeelyoushould knowitforyourowngood."

Ibracedmyself-thisis the begins.waybadnewsalways

"Factis,"Mrs.Evanswent onconfidentially,"Eileen andagroupofgirlswereat ourhousethisafternoon andIheardthemcallthe drugstoreandask:'Doyou havePrinceAlbertina can?'Andwhenthedruggist saidyes,theysaid,'Well, takehimout.'"

PatandIgiggled.That wasbetterthantheones abouttherefrigeratorand thewashing.

"Why,surelyyoudon't thinkthat'sfunny!"gasped Mrs.Evans."Iwasshocked whenIheardthemandsent )thegirlshome.Ican'thave Gloriaplayingwithchildren whodosortofthing."

Eileenhadmentioned nothingabouthavingbeen "tickedoff"thatafternoon.

"Well,Idon'tthinkit'sthe highesttypeofhumour,"I hedged,"butIthinkit'skind offunny..."

"Butdon'tyourealize whatthatsortofthingcan dotochildrenifencouraged?"askedMrs.Evans. "It'spsychologicallybad. Itdenotesacompletelack ofunderstandingofthe valueofotherpeople'stimeaswellasatendencyto seekanonymity-verybad signsinchildren.Such leaningsinchildhoodlead tothetypeofpeoplewho writeblackmailingletters andwho-shallwesay 'sponge'onothers-like borrowingpencilsand beingotherwisedependent andunself-reliant".

"I'veneverthoughtofit quitethatway,"Isaid, realizingthewomanwas deadlyserious.

Mrs.Evansisserious abouteverything.Gloria hashadherpsycheprobed constantlyeversinceshe wasborn.Ican'tseethat she'sanybetteror'worse thantherestofEileen's gang;butmaybeshewill turnouttobesuperwoman.

"OfcourseIhaven't forbiddenGloriatodothis thing,"Mrs.Evanscontinued."Weneverforbid hertodoanything;werationalieewithGloria.SoI haveexplainedtoherthe seriousimplicationsinherentinsuchbehaviour,and Ibelievethatshewillbe aninfluenceforgoodon

GiovanniPapini,ConvertandAuthor AWildManWhowasTamed ByChristWroteClassicLife

ByREV.JOHNB.EBEL

Awildmanwhowas tamedbyChrististhebest descriptionofGiovanniPapini,famousItalianconvert andauthor.Acriticsaysof himthat"tiewasahater ratherthanaloverofhis kind,amasterofinvective, anarchist,atheist,nihilist." Onecanimaginetheamazementofhisreaders,usedto theroaringofthewildman, whentheypickeduphis LifeofChrist,writtenafter hisconversion,andfound therebutonetheme:The

ciatedwithevilcompanions. Perhapstheonethingthat savedhimfromcomplete ruinwasanabsorbinginterestinreading. Hegrewuptobewildin life,wildinthought,wildin whathewrote.Harshlanguage,namecalling,vitriolicexpressionwerecharacteristicofhisstyle.Everybodyandeverythingcame underhiscriticism.His troubledmindandsoul knewnopeace,andheran aftereverynewfashionin thought,onlytoabandonit forsomethingelse,

WarEffectsChange

CheerupKeith,ClaudetteColbert. COULDbeournewteacher!

Eileenandtheothersbecauseofit.Youupholdme inthis?"

Inoddeddumbly.There aresomanyotherthings... Justthenthetelephone ranginthehouse.

"Hey,somebodybring meapencil."shoutedthe HeadoftheHouseashe wenttoanswer.Healways hastohaveapencilinhis handwhenheanswersthe telephone.

Mrs.Evansstiffenedin herchair.Herewasa pencilborrower-aman whoasalittleboyhadno doubtcalledupthedrug storeanonymously...No wonderhehadadaughter likeEileen.

"Igetit,"weheardhim sayoverthephone."It's becausemybreathcomes inshortpants.Youcan't foolme,GloriaEvans.I'd knowyourvoiceanyw- here!"

Bythetimehehadhung upandsaunteredontothe porchMrs.Evanshadbid usahastygood-bye...

ForNorthBeach BuildingSites Consult A.Richards,J.P. LOCALESTATEAGENT (NoconnectionwithanyotherFirm).

'Phone:.BY9-50.

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callingbackofthehuman racetothereligionoflove. HatredofReligion

Papini,whohascalled himself"theugliestmanin Italy,"hadanunhappyboyhood.Hisfatherviolently hatedeverythingreligious andCatholic,andhismother barelymanagedtohavethe childsecretlybaptized. Lackingreligiousinstruction,Papiniasaboyfell intobadhabits,andasso-

ThehorrorsofWorldwar Ishocked,the"wildman" intoanewtrendofthought. In1917hewrote:"Thewar wouldhavebeenimpossible hadtherebeenalittlereligionintheheartsofmen.' Threeyearslaterheannouncedhisconversionto Catholicity. Hewritesofhisconversion:"Iwasinducedtotake uptheGospelsoncemore, afterhavingrereadTolstoy andDostoievsky,andunder theinfluenceofthe,war.In 1917-18Istudiedthehistory ofalltheracesoftheearth, andbecameconvincedthat thesolesolutionoftheevil oftheworldisthetransformationofhumansouls,that thiscanotbebroughtabout exceptbymeansofreligion, andthatthemostperfect andsuitableisthattaught byChrist.In1919Ibegan uponasuddentowritemy book(TheLifeofChrist), andinwritingitIbecame morepersuadedthanever ofthetruthoftheGospels andoftheDivinityof Christ.In1920Christled meintotheChurch." LikeSt.Augustine,whose lifehewaslatertowrite, Papini,havingtried everythingelse,foundpeace atlastonlyinGodandHis Church.LikeSt.Francisof Assisi,hewentintothe mountainstopray,andit waswithinastone'sthrow ofaFranciscanshrineon Mt.AlvernawhereSt. Francishadprayed,that Papinimadeuphismindto entertheChurch.Alover ofthemountains,itisthere thathehasdonemostofhis writing.

"LifeofChrist"

Althoughheisfirstofall ajournalist,Papinihas writtenmorethan30books. HisLifeofChristhasbeen translatedintoadozenIan-

guagesandhashadphenomenalpopularity. HisLifeofSt.Augustine throwsagreatdealoflight uponPapinihimselfaswell asuponitssubject.InLaborersintheVineyard, publishedbySheed&Ward, Papiniwritesoftwoclasses ofmen,thesaintsandthe artists,includingsuchfiguresasSt.FrancisofAssisi,St.IgnatiusLoyola, Caesar,Virgil,Michelangelo, andPiusXI.

RemedyofEvil Papinitheconvert,in answertothequestionof whatiswrongwiththe world,saysthatwehave honouredthewrongthings: "Quantityinsteadofquality,matterinsteadofspirit, theouterinsteadofthe inner,selfishnessinsteadof love,wealthinsteadofpoverty.prideinknowledge insteadofcharacterand holiness."

BorninFlorenceJan,9, 1881,ofpoorparents,Papiniattendedfewschools andlargelyeducatedhimselfthroughwidereading. In1903hefoundedhisfirst periodical,Leonardo,andin 1908wasoneofthefoundersofLAnima.Thiswas followedin1913bythe journalLacerbaandin 1919byLaVraieItalie.He wasmarriedin1907. In1905hisfirstbookap-peared.Papini'sunrestand disgustregardingsocial conditionsaremirroredin thetitlesofmanyofthe bookswrittenbeforehis conversion,suchas:TwilightofaPhilosopher,The ManWhoFailed,TheLife ofaNobody,TheTragicof Everyday.Papinitheconvertadmittedthatmanyof thesebookswerenotvery good.

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ApplecrouParish.Applecross:Stateschool,KintaleRoad,8a,m. ComoPictureTheatre(PrestomStreet):SundayMauat8.

NoonanPark:St.Aldan's, everySunday7.30and9.30.

OldPeople'sHome,Mount

Henry:SundayMauat8.30a.m.

HolyNameParish;Carlisle. HolyNameChurch. LionStreet,Ba.m. StateSchool,Kewdale,9,30

KensingtonPariah(Church, CareyStreet):Masses:7.30a.m.and9.30em,

ScarboroughChurch,Scarbore BeachRoad): EverySundayat7.30a.m.and 9a.m.

NorthBeach: ChurchofOurLadyof Grace.Mass,7.30am. BelmontParish(everySunday): Belmont(Church,HehlrSt.): '1.45a.m.

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

RivertonParish: Riverton:Publichall,7.30a.m. eachSunday. RockinghamParish: SafetyBay(School):Every Sunday,7.30a.m. RockinghamSt.Michael's Church:EverySunday,9a.m. VictoriaParkParish: Massesat7.8.9and10a.m.

everySunday.

MundaringPariah: FirstSundayofmonth,Mundaring(Church,Coolgardte Street): 8 m.:Darlington 9.30a.m. SecondSunday:Chidlow (Hall):8a.m.:Mundaring.9.30 a.m.

ThirdSunday:Darlington,8 a.m.:IMundaring.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 a.m. Woodman'sPoint(inhall): 1stand3rdSundays,at7a.m. GreylandsMigrantCamp(Re-creationHall): EverySunday,at9a.m. DunreathHostel,Dunreath: EverySundayat9a.m.

W.H.BRANCH

Posty'sWhistle

Deargirlandboys,-I wouldliketodrawyourattentiontoaletterappearing inthisissue.Itiswritten byaMr.AnthonyGoisand containsaprayertoSt. JosephofCupertinofor helpinexaminations.As youwillnotice,Mr.Gois hasusedthisprayerbefore alltheexaminationshehas passedandIhavenodoubt hewilluseitmanytimes yetbeforehecompleteshis SciencecourseattheUniversity.

Ithinkhisactioninsendingtheprayerinisagrand gesture.Itisafinecommentaryonthewordsof OurLord."Freelyyehave received:freelygive"and onbehalfofthegirlsand boyswhoaretakingthebig examsthisyear(andwho, Iamsure,willusethis prayer)Iwouldliketo thankMr.Goisverysincerely.

Bestwishestohimand youall.

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DearUncleMac,-Iam sendingyouashortbut mosteffectiveprayerandI hopeyouwillfindspacefor itinthe"Record''.Withthe finalschoolleavingexaminationjustafewweeksoff thissaintwillreadilybe invokedbymanyofour Catholicboysandgirls.And theprayerisasfollows:OhgreatSt.Josephof Cupertinowhobyyour ferventprayersdidstobtain fromGodthegracetobe askedatyourexamination thequestionsyouknew, obtainformeasuccesslike thineintheexaminationfor whichIampreparingand inreturnIpromisetomake yournameknownand causeyoutobeinvoked. St.JosephofCupertino, prayforus(3times).

Idorecommendthis prayerfromexperience. And,Uncle,mysuccessin pastexamsiscreditedto thissaint,andtoOurLady ofPerpetualSuccuorandSt. Anthony.Thankstothem,I amnowdoingacoursein scienceatourUniversity. CherrioUncle.

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Bedfordfarm,Muradup DearUncleMac,-Thisis myfirstlettertoyou.Iam 8yearsofageandhave twobrothersRobert5years andJohn2yearsandlive onafarmandgotoschool atMuradup.WehaveMass everySundayatMuradup andhave5milestogo whichismuchcloserthan Kojonupwhereweusedto goasthatwas15miles. EverySundaytwoSisters fromtheKojc.aupConvent comeoutwithFatherand teachusCatechism.Nearly allthepeoplewhogoto Massherearerelations. GoodbyenowUncleMac andIwillwritetoyou againsoon.

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MydearlittlePauline,WelcometotheCorner! Youwriteaveryniceletter andIwasreallypleasedto receiveit.Ilikelittlegirls wholookaftertheir youngerbrothers-they're reallittlemothersandI hope,Pauline,thatRobert andJohnwilllookafter youaswell,whenthey growbig. Howniceitistohave MassatMuradupandto haveSistersthere,too! Theyaremarvellous womenandtheywillgo anywherelittlechildren maybefound. Writeagain,Pauline,as oftenasyoulike. Bestwishestoallat Muradup.

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TheNatureLover TheWilyDingoIs VeryHardtoTrap

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Insettingatrapahollow isscoopedoutintheground alongtheoathwherethe dingo'strackhasbeenseen. Theearththathasbeen scoopedoutiscarriedaway intothebush.Apieceof paperisplacedoverthe steelmouthofthetrapand sandislightlyspreadover that.

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Intheeveningthedingo comestrottingalongthe pathwithhisheaddown. Heseemstobehalfasleep, butreallyeverysenseison thealert.Heseesabroken twigwhere'thetrapperhas stood.Atoncehemakesa quickjumpasideand,nine timesoutoften,avoidsthe well-hiddentrap.

Sometimesthetrapisset inanestmoundofamallee hen.Thedingolikeseggs forbreakfast,andwhenhe findsamound,hebeginsto rootouttheeggs.Whata sadsurprisehegetswhen offgoesthetrapandhis pawisgrippedbystrong ironteeth.

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TheJewsSweartoKillSt.Paul

ThenextdaytheRoman commandercalledameetingoftheSanhedrinand summonedPaul,ashe wantedtofindoutthereal reasontheJewswereattackinghim.Paulstood beforetheassemblyand lookedstraightathisaccusersandsaid: Brothers,Ihavebehaved towardGodwithaperfectlygoodconscienceuptothe presenthour."Thehigh priestAnaniasshouted: "Smashhismouth."Aby- standerinaninstantstruck -Paulwithhisfist.Paul staggeredaminute,thenregainedhisbalance,and turningtoAnaniasreplied: "Godwillstrikeyou,you whitewashedwall.Doyou daretosittheretotryme bytheLaw,andthenin violationoftheLaworder metobestruck?"

Thecrowdyelledathim: "DoyouinsultGod'shigh priest?"Paulanswered:"I didnotknowhewasthe highpriest,foritisWritten: 'Youshallnotspeakevilof arulerofyourpeople.'"Paulthenturnedtothe courtandsaid:"Iama Phariseeandthesonofa Pharisee.Itisaboutthe questionoftheresurrection ofthedeadthatIamon trial."

Thisremarkstartedaviolentargumentamongthe membersoftheSanhedrin, forsomebelievedinthere-

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Whatcanalittlechapdo

Forhiscountryandforyou?

Whatcanalittlechapdo?

Hecanlooktothelight, Hecalkeephisthoughts white, Hecafightthegreatfight, Hecandowithhismight WhatisgoodinGod'ssight;

Thosetrulygreatthingshe cando.

Andineachlittlething

HecanfollowtheKing-

Yes,ineachsmallestthing

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surrectionwhileothersdid not.Inthemidstofthe argument,amangotupand shouted:"Wefindnothing wrongwiththisman.Supposeanangelhasreally spokentohim?"TheRomancommander,seeingthe membersofthecourtgettingoutofhand,andfearingthatPaulwouldbetorn topiecesbythem,ordered histroopstoreturnPaulto thebarracks.Thenext nightOurLordstoodby himandsaid:"Besteadfast.Asyouhaveborne witnesstomeinJerusalem, bearwitnessinRomealso."

Atdaybreakabout40 Jewsgatheredtogetherand sworeanoathdeclaring: "Wewillneithereatnor drinkuntilwehavekilled Paul."Theyreportedthis tothechiefpriestsandadded:'PersuadethecommandingofficertosendPaul toyouforfurtherexamination,andwewillkillhim beforehereachesyour court."

Paul'snephewgotwind oftheconspiracyandwent andtoldPaul.

Joan'sOneAdventure WasEnoughforHer

ItwasagloriousmidsummerdaywhenJoan Marshalldecidedtogo downtothebeachfora swim,astheweatherwas veryhot.Shecuther lunch,collectedherbathers andtowel,andwasonher wayin15minutes.Itwas notverylongbeforeshe reachedthewater,andit lookedsoinvitingthatshe wentinforaswimbefore lunch.

Afterdinnershe.started towalkalongthesands. Shehadn'tgoneveryfar whenshesightedasmall boatmooredtoajetty.Joan hadalwayslongedforareal adventure,andnowwasher opportunity.

Sheglancedalongthe beachtomakesurenoone waswatchingher,thenshe steppedintotheboatand startedrowing.Aftershe hadbeenrowingforawhile shefellasleepandsleptfor twoorthreehours.

Whensheawokeshe foundthattheoarshad floatedaway,andtheboat driftingswiftlytowardsa waterfall.Shewasterrified,andknowingwhat dangershewasinshe screamedforhelp,buther crieswerenotheardbecausetheriverwasmaking somuchnoise.

Atfirstshethoughtof divingoverboardandtrying toswimtothebank,but shesawthatitwasofno use,becausethecurrent wastoostrong.Soshejust satstill,waitingandhoping thatsomeonewouldnotice herandcometoherhelp.

hopeShehadalmostgivenup whenshesawafishermanrowingtowardsher. Ashisboatdrewupalong- sideofher,hetoldherto jumpaboardhisboat,and hewouldtakeherhome.He wasaneighbourandknew Joan'sparents.

WhenJoangothomeshe decidedthatshewouldnot haveanymoreadventures, asshehadhadenoughto lastherallherlife.

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Man'sImmaterialandSpiritual Mindis in PropertoHimAlone

"DonaldDuck,"ofCrawley. ThiswriterwaspresentrecentlyataUniversityman's addresswhichseemsto havedealtwiththegeneral topicofthe"mind"ofanimals.Averyshortsummaryoftheaddressissent mewiththerequestthatI saysomethingfororagainst thematterashereexposed. Ingeneral,sofarasIcan see,thetalkdealtwiththe psychologyofanimalsand detailedsomeinteresting experimentsthespeaker hasmade.AsIknowno moreofthetalkthanIhave gleanedfromthesummary, Iaminnopositiontoanswer"D.D.'s"generalquestion:"Wouldyouagree withtheviewsexpressed?" Itappearsthatthespeakerhasbeenengagedona typeofexperimentwith animalswhichhasbeena sourceofinterestformany yearstostudentsofwhatis calledanimalpsychology. Theseexperimentsare madewithtwopurposesin view-onetostudythe growthofknowledgein animals,theothertotest whetherhabitsacquiredby animalsinresponsetotheir environmentcanbetransmittedtotheiroffspring. Thetatterquestionisofimportance twoscientific purposes,tohelpustoa theoryofthedevelopment ofanimalinstinct,andto testthepossibilityofthe transmissionofacquired characteristics,amatterof primaryimportancein evaluatingtheNeo-Lamarchiantheoryofevolution.I thinkitistruetosaythat sofarscientistsareinclinedtoagreethatthereisno reliableevidencefromcontrolledexperimentstoshow thatacquiredhabitsor characteristicsaretransmitted.Onthequestion ofthegrowthofknowledge inanimals,experiments overanumberofyearsproducedagreatbodyofevidenceshowinghowrapidly 'andcompletelyanimals suchasmiceorfishmaybe trainedtorepeatwithrapidityincreasinguptoacertainlimit,aseriesofacts whichendinsatisfaction. Onecommonformofex'perimentistoplacetheanimals'foodattheendof somekindoflabyrinth.Its firstattemptstogetthe foodresultinsuccessonly afteralongseriesoftrials anderrors.Oncetheproblemhasbeensolved,the timetakentorepeatthe processgrowsrapidlyless untilquiteastronghabit ofsuccessisformed.But, when,attheendofsuch experiments,thequestionis put:Doanimalsthink?or Haveanimalsamind?The answermustalwaysbethe same.Itdependsonwhat senseyouassigntotheterm "thought"and"mind."The evidenceis,ofcourse,overwhelmingthatanimalsare

Thenextletterisfromnotmachines;theirwholeandmarvellous,isnotenorganicconstruction,theirdowedwithevensense organicanalogiestoman,knowledge,sothereisno pointtothisconclusion,evidencethatthebrute, Thepossessionofsenseor-however.marvellousitsinganssimilartothosesensestinctsanditssenseassoorganswhicharetheulti-ciations,hasintellectual matesourceofoursense-knowledgeorfaculty.Obknowledgesuggests orservationspointtothefact ratherisevidencethattheythatinstinctandinnatetenarecapableofsense-know-denciesdeterminebruteacledge.Thusfar,inthetion,andthatonceinstinct loosesenseoftheterm,issetinoperationbyper- theymaybesaidtohaveceptiontheanimalisdrawn amind;butthewordmindaneventhoughreason strictlyconnotesintellec-wouldcounselarational tualknowledgewhichpen-beingtodesist. etratestothenatureofInallthesestudieson thingsbyabstraction,whichanimalbehaviournoless enablesmantoacquireremarkablethanachieveknowledgeofimmaterialmintisitslimitations.The things.Briefly,man'smindknowingprincipleofa isanimmaterialorspirit-bruteisofanessentially ualprinciple.Mindinthisdifferenttypethanthatof strictsense,isafacultyman,andanytheorywhich capableofknowledgenotseekstoabolishthediffermerelyofasensible,par-enceortoregardthesoticular,individualcharac-called"mind"ofanimalsas ter,howeverhighlyde-merelyalessdevelopedbut veloped,butofaknowledgeessentiallysimilarfaculty differentinkind.Thattothatofmandoesnotfit animalspossessknowledgethefactsofobservationand ofthishigherkindandisdestituteofproof.Itwould thereforethattheypossessbewisernottousethe amindinthestrictsenseterm"mind"or"thought" ofthetermthereisnoevi-whenspeakingofthecogdence. nitiveactivitiesofbrutes.

MindinthestrictsenseisSuchusemaywronglysugnotamereevolutionofgestthat,atleast,ingermindintheloosesense.Itminalform,spirituality isanessentiallydifferentandpersonalitywithits faculty.Justasarobotmoralresponsibilitiesshould Machine,howeverintricatebeascribedtoanimals.

SavanarolaofFlorence,aFanatic WhoDefiedGod,Church,andSlate

"Zealot"ofBedfordParkreformsfinallybecameso hasjustfinishedreadinga 'life'ofSavanarolathegreat Florentinereformer.Itmust havebeenamostunsatisfactorysortofbook,forthe readerhasthesequestions stillunanswered.

Whywasheputtodeath?

Whywashenotcanonised?

WhydoCatholicsnotknow himaswellastheyknowthe canonisedsaints?

Ifyouarereallyanxious toknowthefullstoryof Savanarolayouwoulddo welltoconsultPastor's"HistoryofthePopes"Vols.vand vi.AccordingtoPastor,Savanarolawasanexceptionallytalentedandsincere man,whosetouttoreform Florencepoliticallyandreligiously.Withgreatearnestness,andwithgreaterimpetuosityandextravagance, heintroducedreligious,politicalandsocialreforms. Hispoeticaltemperament producedinhimthefirm convinctionthathehad directrevelationsfromGod.

Inthestrengthofthisconvictionhedefiedallauthority,bothChurchand State.Hewasorderedby thePopeandbytheGovernmentnottopreach- hedefiedtheauthorityof both.Hewasexcommunicatedforhispublicde fianceofChurchauthority, hedefiedexcommunication. Hispoliticalandsocial

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QuestionsOn NullityCases

Ihaveanotherletterfrom "ACatholic"ofNortham. Sometimeagothiswriter askedacoupleofquestionsaboutthecircumstancessurroundingapossibledeclarationofnullityofmarriage. Afterawordofthanksfor theanswergiventhewriter begstobeallowedtwo furtherquestions.

1)Onwhatgroundscan oneapplyforanannulment ofmarriage?

Ignoringtheratheruntechnicalmannerinwhich you question,haveexpressedyour myreplyistorefer youtotheanswerIgave someweeksago,aprinted copyofwhichisinyour possession.ThereIsaid quiteclearlythatitwould bequiteimpossibleforme togiveeveninoutlinean adaquateaccountofthe groundsonwhichaninvalidmarriagecouldbe contracted.Anddoplease noticethatadeclaration ofnullityinthesensein whichtheChurchusesthe termissimplyanofficial declarationtheasupposed marriageisnotandnever hasbeenamarriageatall.

2)Howdoesonegoabout this?

Again,asinmylast reply,bysettingthepecu-liarcircumstancesofthe particularmarriageyou haveinmindbeforeyourParishPriest,orforthat matterbeforeanyCatholic priest.Withaclearpicture ofYOURcaseinhismind hewillbeabletogiveyou HISopinionasanexpert inChurchLawandguide you,ifneedbe,throughthe normalprocedureofecclesiasticallawtoadefinite solutionofyourproblem.

extravagantthattheywere intolerable.TheGovernmentarrestedhim,tried him,convictedhim,and executedhim.Summingup, Pastorhasthistosayofthe man:"Suchwastheendof thishighlygifted,morally ',tameless,butfanatical men.Hisgreatestfaultswereinterferenceinpolitics andhisinsubordination againsttheHolySee.His intentions,atleastinthe earlyofhisactivelife,were pureandnoble;laterhis passionatenatureandfanaticalimaginationcarried himfarawayandledhim tooversteptheboundsof whatwaspermissibleina religiousandapriest.He becametheheadofapoli- ticalparty,andafanatic, openlydemandingthedeath ofallenemiesoftherepub- lic;thiscouldnotfailinthe endtobringabouthisdestruction."Itshouldhelptoo, toanswerthequeriesabout hi;canonisationetc.

Youaskfurther:How longdoesittake?

R.Italldepends. Doesithavetogoto Rome? R.Itmay,anditmay not.

Church'sViewofMasonryisNot InfluencedbyProtocolsofZion

AwriterfromCottesloetentionandwastranslated askedsometimeagoa questionwhich;Ihave notyetanswered.Itwas this: WhatistheChurch'sattitudetotheProtocolsof Zion?

TheProtocolsoftheSages ofZionpurporttobethe roughnotesof27conferencesdeliveredorintendedfordeliveryinsecret conclavebeforeaselect bodyofJewishMasonic leaders,whowerepresent atthefirstZionistcongress atBasleinSwitzerlandin theyear1897underthe presidencyofDr.Theodore Hertzel.Secretagentsof theCzaristGovernmentare supposedtohavegained accesstotheinnerarchives ofaFrenchMasoniclodge andmadeacopyofthe conferencenotes.TwoRussianpublicistsgotholdof thiscopyandpublishedit inRussiain1901.Afterthe Russianrevolutionin1917 thebookattractedmuchat-

ThreeCanonisations OnMissionSunday

VATICANCITY,Oct.6.-TheChurch ismakingpreparationshereforthecanonisationofthreeservantsofGodwhogavethe worldanexampleoftoweringspiritual strength.

OnSunday,October21,office HisHolinessPopePiusXIIfaithfully Willraisetothehonorofyears. thealtartheBlessedIgna-had tiusofLaconi,an18thcen-to ,uryCapuchinlaybrother,turn FrancisXavierMariaBian-Brother :IiioftheBarnabiteCon-advice. v'egationandAntonioGia-titular aelli,BishopofBobbio. ren.

BrotherIgnatiusofLa-tity coniwasbornonDecemberpular 17,1701,ontheislandof(holy Sardiniaandbythetimehe reachedtheageof18waswas gowornoutbyillnessesbefore thathisparentsdespairedfore ofhislife.Whenhetriedtosed entertheCapuchinorderattributed theageof20hewasatfirst turnedawaybecauseofhis poorhealth.Yetheliveda lifeofpenance,workandat hardship,reachinghis80ththe yearbeforehediedonthelieved dayheforetold. the BrotherIgnatiusspentdelayed almost20yearsinperform-of ingvariousdomestictaskssation. aroundthefriary.In1741, hewasappointedquestor forthecityofCagliari.an

whichhefulfilled forthenext40 AsquestorIgnatiusb togofromdoortodoor begalms.Thepeoplein3 beggedtheholya forhisprayersandt Ignatiuswasapar-s favoriteofthechild-1 HiskindnessandsaneearnedforhimthePotitleofPadreSanto, father). i OnseveraloccasionsheI seenraisedinecstasy1 thetabernacleorbe-t thealtaroftheBlesat- VirginToMaryheatthemanymiracles whichheworkedduring life.

HediedonMay11,1781,' theageof79.Though' peopleofSardiniabe- 4 himtobeasaint,' conditionsofthetimes theinauguration theprocessforcanoniMorethan150years passedbeforethepresent PontiffbeatifiedIgnatiuson June16,1940.

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Innanzitutto,seilragazzoelafigliuola,nelperiod()dellapuberta',costituisconounmisteropernoi cheliaccostiamo,nonsono alorovoltamenomisteriosi asestessi.E'tantovero questocheitfilosofogreco potevaaffermare:I1massimodellascienzae'quello diconoscerebenesemedesimi.

C'e'unadifficolta'naturaleaconoscersi,perilfigliuolo:latimidezza.Egli haunacertapauraavedersi,eapalesarsiaglialtricosi'comedentrosente.

minevolesoloquandopotessevenirrivelata.Daqui, ttittalaindustriaadoperare ognicosainsegretoea tenertuttonascosto.Ecco perche'bisognaprestopersuaderlochevie'unordine moralenellecose,itquale non neanchedipendedagliuomini, daisuperiori,ma daDioechevarispettato dalui,daciascuno,dagli stessisuperiori;echeilmaleconsiste violazioneproprionella diquest'ordine. Eglideveprestarorecchio, enonabituarsiaferia'tacere,allavoceinterioreche Se10interrogateconpocalorendetristequandoha abilita'intornoaquellochecommessoqualchecosadi pensaeprovainse',sifara'ingiusto:unabugia,unaimgelosodelsuosegreto.Se voibadate,eglifacilmente nonvipermettediguarderlonegliocchi.Liabbassa subito.

Visonofighuolimolto semplicichediconotutto confacilita',diconofin troppo.Noilidiciamoingenuilinoallaimprudenza. Realmentesitrattadispiritipiuttostosuperficiali, nonvalgonomoltoinprofondita'.

Adaiutarequestieiprimiaconoscersipiu'decisamenteeasuperareelatimidezzaelavergogna,servemoltononl'interrogarli, mailraccontaredinoi,di quellochesentivamoepensavamoquandosi.avevala loroeta',comeparlavamo allanostramamma,come abbiamoscopertonoianoi stessi.IIraccontodeinostri difettidiallora,deipensieri edeisentimentichepiu'ci turbavano,deidesideriche ciaccendevano,delleimpressionichesubivamo,dei propositichedentroandavamomaturando,e'proprio inmododirettopermetterli sullaviadiunaesplorazioneintimaeditoglierela barrieraprincipalealleconfitienze. Inquestoperiod()e'facilecheitragazzo,nelgiudicareilvaloremoralediuna azione,siregolisoltanto sulladiversagravita'delle conseguenzechenepossono scendere.Difficilmentecapiscecomepossagiudicarsi grave,deplorevoleunaparole,unaazione,unpensiero,anchesenonlisegue qualchepenosorisultato.E' cosi'cheitfurtoglidiventa vergognososoloquandovien scoperto;unamenzognae' consideratagravesoltanto sevienesmascherata,una immoralita'e'sentitaabboP.Abramo-DirettoreresponsabiledegliarticoliinItaliano.

modestia,unatruffa,una soverchieria;quandosie' rivelatoingratoohaconsumatoungestosuggerito dall'odioodallavendetta. Eglidevelealmenteaccettareleconseguenzede'suoi atti,madeveancheviavia persuadersichenonsoloe nonprincipalmentedaquelledipendelaimmoralita'di questi. Un'altracosaanchee'necessariotenerpresente: it ragazzosiimpressionafacilmentedellamalacondottade'suoicompagni,delle cosemalvagiecheavvengononell'ambienteincuiegli vive,e'attrattosopratutto daquestaesteriorita',tutto ilmaleperluie'inquesta speciediclamorosita';bisognainveceaiutarloaconoscereleinsidie,lemorbosita',lemalefattedelmondo interiore,lequalisonoanchepiu'deplorevoli:pensiamnallepiccoleinvidie,alle gelosie,aiminuscoliodi,ai pensieridivendetta,elle rabbiecompressemadentro coltivate,acertipropositi dimalechevannodentro maturando,aisensidirivalita'nutriti,soffertietc.Si trattpdituttounmondo moralechenonappareal-

l'esterno,ch'e'anzigelosa- menteestudiosamentenascosto,conformelequali denuncianotuttoilcontrario,maunmondochec'e' inrealta'eresiste,creando gliinfingardieriducendo quell'apprezzamentovero chedovremmofareflegli uomini,delleazioniedei sentimentiintimi,daiquali leazioniprendonovaloree colore.

Sappiamodiunottimo insegnanteitqualea'suoi alunnifacevafareunelencodeicompagnich'erano lorosimpaticioantipatici. Scoprivanoperlaprima voltadiaveredellepreferenze,diusaredellecattiverieversogliuni,deiprivilegiodeifavoritismiversoglialtri.

Unamammainvito'una voltalasuafigliuolaarispondereaquestadomanda, iniscritto:sedovessi,per obbligo,fardelmaleaduna persona,qualefraletueconoscentisceglieresti?Siaccorsesoloallorad'avere dellepersonechedentro nonstimava,mentreesternamenteletrattavacome amichebuone.

Dopounatalerisposta, approfondendolaindagine, lamammahapotutofar scoprireallafigliuolaper quailmotivireconditiessa nutrivacosi'pocastimaper questaoquellacompagna.

L'irnportantee'questo: riuscireapersuadereitragazzoelafigliuolachele azionivannosopratuttogiudicateperlospiritoeitmotivointeriorevero,reale chelesuggerisceeconduce. l'intenzioneconlaoualesi compiono.

Ecco,inbreve,qualedeve esserelafaticadeigenitori edeglieducatoriperfare deigiovinetti,animeconsapevoli,perdarelorouncriteriomoraleinsuperabiledi distinzionefrabeneemale.

IIcinemaelastampapornografica

Quantibambiniebambinesiabbraccianoesibacianocomehannovistofarealcinema,comevedono faredallefigurebrutte esposteperlestrade,presso leedicoledeigiornali?

E'tristeedolorosodoverlodire,.mavisonomamme epapa'chesonoiprimi scandolizzatorideiloro bambini!Ecomepossono essi,sperarelebenedizioni diDiosullacasa?Sonoi primiprofanatoridell'innocenzadeilorobambini, perche'lascianoentrarenellacasagiornaliconfigure cosi'sconce,chesonoindegneancheneitabarinse deilocalinotturni...

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ThreeCanonisations OnMissionSunday

VATICANCITY,Oct.6.-TheChurch ismakingpreparationshereforthecanonisationofthreeservantsofGodwhogavethe worldanexampleoftoweringspiritual strength.

OnSunday,October21, HisHolinessPopePiusXII willraisetothehonorof thealtartheBlessedIgnatiusofLaconi,an18thcenwryCapuchinlaybrother, FrancisXavierMariaBian:hioftheBarnabiteConfregationandAntonioGianelli,BishopofBobbio.

BrotherIgnatiusofLaioniwasbornonDecember 17,1701,ontheislandof Sardiniaandbythetimehe reachedtheageof18was sowornoutbyillnesses thathisparcelsdespaired afhislife.Whenhetriedto sntertheCapuchinorderat theageof20hewasatfirst turnedawaybecauseof poorhealth.Yetheliveda lifeofpenance,workand hardship,reachinghis80th yearbeforehediedonthe dayheforetold.

BrotherIgnatiusspent almost20yearsinperformingvariousdomestictasks aroundthefriary.In1741, hewasappointedquestor forthecityofCagliari,an

officewhichhefulfilled faithfullyforthenext40 years.AsquestorIgnatius hadtogofromdoortodoor tobegalms.Thepeoplein turnbeggedtheholy Brotherforhisprayersand advice.Ignatiuswasapar- ticularfavoriteofthechildren.HiskindnessandsanetityearnedforhimthepopulartitleofPadreSanto, (holyfather).

Onseveraloccasionshe wasseenraisedinecstasy beforethetabernacleorbeforethealtaroftheBlessedVirginToMaryheattributedthemanymiracles whichheworkedduring hislife.

HediedonMay11,1781, attheageof79.Though thepeopleofSardiniabelievedhimtobeasaint, theconditionsofthetimes delayedtheinauguration oftheprocessforcanonisation.Morethan150years passedbeforethepresent PontiffbeatifiedIgnatiuson June16,1940.

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TheCapuchinOrder,of whichSt.Ignatiusisa member,hasamembership ofover14,000.Sinceits foundinginthesixteenth century,ithasalreadygiven 18SaintsandBlessedsto theChurch.Ignatiusof Laconiistheseventhsaint andthefourthCapuchinlay brothertobecanonised.

TheBlessedFrancis XavierMariaBianchiwas amemberoftheCongrega- tionofClericsRegularof St.Paul,alsoknownasthe Barnabites.

TheBlessedAntonioGianelliwasbornin1789and afterhisordinationtaught intheseminaryatGenoa. ItwasasBishopofBobbio, betweenGenoaandMilan, thattheBlessedGianelli foundedaCongregationof Sisters,theDaughtersof MarydelOrtowhichspread widelythroughItalyand LatinAmerica.Duringthis sameperiodhealsofounded asocietyofsecularpriests calledtheOblatesofSt. AlphonsusofLiguori. Irishmentheworldover honorhismemorybecause ofhisdevotiontoSt.Columban,thefamousIrish monk-missionerywhohad foundedamonasteryat Bobbioanddiedtherein 615.BishopGianellioften vistedtheSaint'stomband in1843hetransferredthe relicsoftheSaintintoa newandpreciousurn.He ledthedriveforalmsfor therestorationoftheBasilicaofthesaintandobtainedfromPopeGregory XVIaplenaryindulgence tothosewhowouldvisitthe Basilicainthefirst15days ofSeptember.BlessedGianellidiedin1846attheage of57.HewasbeatifiedduringtheHolyYearof1925. 111111111111111111111M1

Crisiintellettualeecoscienza

Innanzitutto,seilragaz-minevolesoloquandopoteszoelafigliuola,nelperiododellapuberta',costituisconounmisteropernoi cheliaccostiamo,nonsono alorovoltsmenomisteriosi asestessi.E'tantovero questocheitfilosofogreco potevaaffermare:11massimodellascienzae'quello diconoscerebenesemedesimi.

C'e'unadifficolta'naturaleaconoscersi,perilfigliuolo:latimidezza.Egli haunacertapauraavedersi,eapalesarsiaglialtricosi'comedentrosente. Selointerrogateconpoca abilita'intornoaquelloche pensaeprovainse',sifara' gelosodelsuosegreto.Se voibadate,eglifacilmente nonvipermettediguardarlonegliocchi.Liabbassa subito.

Visonofighuolimolto semplicichediconotutto confacilita',diconofin troppo.Noilidiciamoingenuifinoallaimprudenza. Realmentesitrattadispiritipiuttostosuperficiali, nonvalgonomoltoinprofondita'.

Adaiutarequestieiprimiaconoscersipiu'decisamenteeasuperareeIatimidezzaelavergogna,servemoltononl'interrogarli, mailraccontaredinoi,di quellochesentivamoepensavamoquandosi,avevala loroeta',comeparlavamo allanostramamma,come abbiamoscopertonoianoi stessi.Ilraccontodeinostri difettidiallora,deipensieri edeisentimentithepiu'ci turbavano,deidesideriche ciaccendevano,delleimpressionichesubivamo,dei propositichedentroandavamomaturando,e'proprio inmododirettopermetterli sullaviadiunaesplorazioneintimaeditoglierela barrier.principalealleconfitienze.

sevenirrivelata.Daqui, dittalaindustriaadoperare ognicosainsegretoea tenertuttonascosto.Ecco perche'bisognaprestopersuaderlochevie'unordine moralenellecose,itquale non neanchedipendedagliuomini, daisuperiori,ma daDioechevarispettato dalui,daciascuno,dagli stessisuperiori;echeilmaleconsisteproprionellaviolazionediquest'ordine. Eglideveprestarorecchio, enonabituarsiafarla'tacere,allavoceinterioreche lorendetristequandoha commessoqualchecosadi ingiusto:unabugia,unaimmodestia,unatruffa,una soverchieria;quandosie' rivelatoingratoohaconsumatoungestosuggerito dall'odioodallavendetta. Eglidevelealmenteaccettareleconseguenzede'suoi atti,madeveancheviavia persuadersichenonsoloe nonprincipalmentedaquelledipendelaimmoralita'di questi. Un'altracosaanchee'necessariotenerpresente: it ragazzosiimpressionafacilmentedellamalacondottáde'suoicompagni,delle cosemalvagiecheavvengononell'ambienteincuiegli vive,e'attrattosopratutto daquestaesteriorita',tutto ilmaleperluie'inquesta speciediclamorosita';bisognainveceaiutarloaconoscereleinsidie,lemorbosita',lemalefattedelmondo interiore,lequalisonoanchepiu'deplorevoli;pensiamoallepiccoleinvidie,alle gelosie,aiminuscoliodi,ai pensieridivendetta,alle rabbiecompressemadentro coltivate,acertipropositi dimalechevannodentro maturando,aisensidirivelita'nutriti,soffertiecc.Si trattsdituttounmondo moralechenonappareal-

l'esterno,ch'e'anzigelosamenteestudiosamentenascosto,conformelequali denuncianotuttoilcontrario,maunmondo.chec'e' inrealta'eresiste,creando gliinfingardieriducendo quell'apprezzamentovero chedovremmofaretiegliuomini,delleazioniedei sentimentiintimi,daiquali leazioniprendonovaloree colore. Sappiamodiunottimo insegnanteitqualea'suoi alunnifacevafareunelencodeicompagnich'erano lorosimpaticioantipatici. Scoprivanoperlaprima voltadiaveredellepreferenze,diusaredellecattiverieversogliuni,deiprivilegiodeifavoritismiversoglialtri.

Unamammainvito'una voltalasuafigliuolaarispondereaquestadomanda, iniscritto:sedovessi,per obbligo,fardelmaleaduna persona,qualefraletueconoscentisceglieresti?Siaccorsesoloallorad'avere dellepersonethedentro nonstimava,mentreesternamenteletrattavacome amichebuone.

Dopounatalerisposta, approfondendolaindagine, lamammahapotutofar scoprireallafigliuolaper qualimotivireconclitiessa nutrivacosi'pocastimaper questaoquellacompagna.

L'importantee'questo: riuscireapersuadereilragazzoelafigliuolachele azionivannosopratuttogiudicateperlospiritoeitmotivointeriorevero,reale chelesuggerisceeconduce, l'intenzioneconlaaualesi compiono.

Ecco,inbreve,qualedeve esserelafaticadeigenitori edeglieducatoriperfare deigiovinetti,animeconsapevoli,perdarelorouncriteriomoraleinsuperabiledi distinzionefrabeneemale.

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Quantibambiniebambinesiabbraccianoesibacianocomehannovistofarealcinema,comevedono faredallefigurebrutte esposteperlestrade,presso leedicoledeigiornali?

E'tristeedolorosodoverlodire,,mavisonomamme epapa'chesonoiprimi scandolizzatorideiloro bambini!Ecomepossono essi,sperarelebenedizioni diDiosullacasa?Sonoi primiprofanatoridell'innocenzadeilorobambini, perche'lascianoentrarenellacasagiornaliconfigure cosi'sconce,chesonoindegneancheneitabarinse deilocalinotturni...

Equestigenitori,vanno poitranquillamenteallacomunioneenonsannodiche accusarsialSacerdoteconfessore...

Seunladrofossepenetratoincasaperrubareuna gallina,osemplicementeun bicchiere,sarebberocorsi dalMaresciallodeiCarabinieri,eavrebberostrombazzatopertuttoitpaese, cheunmalviventeaveva

cercatodirubare una gallina... Macheentrinoincasa certiladricheattentanoal patrimoniospiritualedella famiglia,all'innocenzadei figli,alTimordiDio,non faniente...Questsgenitori nonhannodadirenullsa nessuno...Anzisonopro- prioloro,cheapronoleporLedicasaaquestiladri, senzavergognarsiesenza arrossire,anzilipagano, senzapreoccuparsidelle terribiliresponsabilita'che siassumonodavantiaDio!

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Y.C.W.BranchesSetRoundOf SocialEventsForComingWeek

CLAREMONT.

Afinalreminderofour danceintheY.A.L.ballroomonMondaynext,Oct. 22.Ronjbnkins'band,admissiononly2/6.

Theusualmonthlysocial withtheN.C.G.M.willbe heldinSt.Thomas'hallon Sunday,Oct.21,afterdevotions.Wewouldliketosee anyyoungpeoplefromthe parishthere.WehavecombinedwiththeN.C.G.M.to runourusualrivertripto Aquinascollegeonthe FeastofChristtheKing. TheboatleavesClaremont jettyat10.15a.m.fora cruiseontheriver,stopping atMosmanBayforlunch, thenontheAquinas.Itwill returntoClaremontabout 6.30p.m.TicketsareavailablefromMargaretBriggs (F2390)orKevinSullivan (F3779).

VICTORIAPARK.

Thecombinedsocialcommitteeannouncesthatthere willbeapicnictoHarvey onSunday,Nov.4.Asemitrailerbushasbeenhired andwillleavetheVictoria ParkPostOfficeat9.30a.m. Ticketsare12/6each,and areobtainablefromeither ValLiddellorCliveWiltshire.Everybodyenjoyed thelastpicnictoYork,and thisonepromisestobeeven better.

ThedateoftheHoly NameballisFriday,Oct. 26,andnotSaturday,27th., aspreviouslystated.Please notethisalterationand comealongandmakethisa grandevent.VivHogan's popularorchestrawillprovidethemusic.

HIGHGATE.

Theexecutivewishesto thankNeilSmithforhis

TellTrueFacts OfSchoolBurden

generosityandallsupportersformakingthehouse partysosuccessful.All membersareremindedof themeetingonTuesday night.

WESTPERTH.

Thenextgeneralmeeting oftheWestPerthbranch willbeheldOct.25.Atthe lastmeetingafarewell partywasgivenourretiring president,ErnieParker,and asmallgiftofappreciation giventohim.Themeeting hadarecordattendance.

Thelastdancewas,as usual,asuccess,thenext beingheldNov.3.

Thecombinedpicnicwith LeedervilletoNational Parkturnedouttrumps, 100youngpeopletaking part.Amixedgameof softballprovedthehighlightoftheday.

Apicturenighthasbeen arrangedforMonday,Oct. 22.Ticketsmaybeobtainedfrommembersofthe socialcommittee.

NEDLANDS.

Owingtounforseencircumstances,therewillbeno danceonSaturday,Oct.27. However,therewillbea grandcarnivaldancetobe heldafortnightlater.

ThePlay'stheThing butnotalways

ConfessionIsaProofofGod's MercyandHisLove:Don'tMake

Sir,-Yourrecentreoorts onpossibilityofaidfor CatholicschoolsinCanberra andoftheexpressionof admirationfortheworkof CatholicschoolsatCarnavon bytheW.A.Premier,Mr. McClarty,shouldraiseno falsehopesofjusticejust roundthecornerforCatholicschools.Thesereports areonlyindicationsthatat longlastresponsiblepeople arerealisingthevalueof CatholicschoolstoAustralia botheducationallyandmorally.Buttheyalsorealise thattheyaregettingall thisgoodworkfornothing andsolongastheycanget itfornothinganyhelpforthcomingtoourschoolswillbe eithermeagreorcompletely nonexistant.Ontheone hand,economyisbecoming theFederal,watchwordand ontheother,educationallocationsintheStatesare rocketing.Duringthelast yearinW.A.theeducation votehasgoneupfrom1.85 millionsto2.09millionsand isstillincreasing.Isitlikely insuchcircumstancesthat anyStatewillmakeany offertoCatholicschools whichmayincreaseeducationexpenditureby15-25% inonebigjump?Ofcourse noofferwillbeforthcoming unlesswegooutandaskfor justiceandforhelponthe groundsofexpediency.Any parliamentarianhasaopen eartoademocraticappeal tofairplayandjusticewith- outtheuseofanyother moreforcefulmethod.

Wearenotusingthismethodandwewillnotbe usingituntilgreatnumbers ofCatholicparentsmakeit theirdutytostatetheirfinacialhardshipsinthematterofCatholiceducationby brief,polite,butforcefulletterstotheirelectedrepresentativesinparliamentsor onroad-boards.

Actorsareanuninhibitedpeople;ifyou donotbelieveit,askthem-theywilltell youso.Theybelieveindoingwhatthey wantto,whentheywantto,howtheywant to,Theyenjoybeingkown asnoncomformists.Being justalittleoutoftunewith theoridnaryrunofmendelightsthem.Theywear heavy,horned-ritnmed glassesandsmokefrom longcigaretteholdersbecauseitbringsattentionto themselves,andwhatcould gladdentheheartofathespianmorethanattention.

Manyactorsarecourageousandforthiswe admirethem.Andwhateverelsemightbesaid aboutthem,theyarenot dull.Theirpotentialities aregreat;theyaboundin imaginationandanimal spirits,andthatmakes theminterestingpeople. Directthisdrivingforce therightway,andyouhave greatcapacityforgood.

WEONCEKNEWanold Irishactor,anirrepressible characterwhomonecould dislikeonlybynotknowinghim.Henevermadea showofhisCatholicity,but innowaywouldheavoid lettingitbeknownthathe wasofthefaith.

Oct.25IsDeadlineForGirls

TakingPartinRetreatatLodge

Branchesareremindedof theretreattobeheldat Marianlodgeonthesecond weekendinNovember.Applicationformshavebeen forwardedtoallbranches andaretobereturnedby Oct.25.

W.PerthDancesOff WestPerthdanceshave beencancelleduntilfurther notice.

Leadersmeetingwillbe heldonThursday,Oct.18 at7.30p.m. Anartsandcraftsnight hasbeenarrangedforthe nextgeneralmeeting.

ShentonParkGirls

SeekToysforLepers

Theweekendheldat MarianLodgewasthoroughlyenjoyedbythe20 girlswhoattended.

Atthelastgeneralmeetingitwasagaindecidedto collecttoystobedistributedtotheleperchildrenat Derby.Toysshouldbeleft

atMissJuliaO'Brien's house,DerbyRoad.

Girlsareremindedofthe badge-takingceremonyto takeplaceontheNov.25. Weplantohaveapicnicto Yancheponthe1st.Sunday inDecemberandtohirea tenniscourtfornighttennisduringthesummer. Girlswishingtoplayshould notifyoneoftheleaders.

Thenextgeneralmeeting willbeheldonWednesday, Oct.31.

Vic.ParkPicnic.

Membersarereminded thatthenextgeneralmeetingistobeheldonTuesday theOct.23intheschoolroom afterdevotions.Allmembersareexpectedtoattend andareinvitedtoparticipateinaquizafterthe meeting.

Thereissometalkaround theParkaboutapicnicto HarveyontheNov.4and willbediscussedfurtherat themeeting.

Here'sa reminderto Schoolsand Colleges thatSANDOVERS especiallycaterforthe CRICKETREQUIREMENTS of SchoolsandColleges.

Onetimewhenontour, ourIrishfriendwasacting asmanagerofthetroup. Hisboss,theproducer,a highlynervousindividual, seemedunawareofthe postalsystem,fortheonly meansoftransmittingthe writtenwordheeverused wasthetelegram.Theold

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ByJACKPEACOCK.

Irishmanreceivedawire oneSundayevening,and whenheanswereditcollect,arathercostlycorrespondencefortheproducer wasbegun.

THETELEGRAMSwent somethinglikethis: NewYork:Wherewere youSundaymorning?MissedbookingbecauseIcould nottalktoyou.Stickto business.

Portland:Iamstickingto business.Wasattending moreimportantshow Sundaymorning.

NewYork:Thereisno moreimportantshowthan oneyouaresupposedlymanaging.Whatplays Sundaymorning?Cutout songanddanceroutineand makenomorereservations forSundaymornings.You knowthingsbreakhere Saturdaynights,andIwant youbyaphoneallSunday mornings.

Portland:Sorry.Sunday morningreservationsalreadymade.

ItHarderThanHEMeantItToBe SATURDAYISASAD

DAY.Itissadforchildren whodreadthetraditional Saturdaynightbath.Butit issadformanymorebecauseitisConfessionday. ThemajorityofCatholics feelaboutConfessionvery muchlikethestory(perhaps apocryphal)ofthelate,belovedAlSmith.

Upfromthesidewalksof NewYorkcity,AlSmith wasoneofthemostcolourfulpoliticalfiguresinAmericanhistory.Heservedfour termsasGovernorofNew York.OncewhenGovernor oftheEmpirestate,thestory goes,hewasinNewYork cityanddecidedtostopin atSt.Patrick'sCathedral togotoConfession.Hesaid hisprayersandgotinthe longline.Presently,two menstandingaheadof himrecognizedthefamous man.Theysteppedaside. "Pleasegoaheadof.us, Governor."

"No,thanks,"Governor Smithreplied."Idon't wanttogointhereany worsethanyoudo."

BUTCONFESSIONwas nevermeanttobeathingof sadness.Onesometimes

NewYork:Whatdoyou meanreservationsalready made?Cancelreservations oryou'refired.

Portland:Repeat,Sunday reservationsmade.Were made2,000yearsago.

Therewasapauseinthe floodoftelegramsandthen thismessagefromtheagitatedbutessentiallydecent playproducer: NewYork:Sorry.

hearspeoplesay,"Aren't non-Catholicslucky-they don'thavetogotoConfession!"Butaretheyreally? SomeoutsidetheChurch saythattheywouldmuch ratherjustgointochurch andtellGodtheyaresorry fortheirsins.Andsoperhaps,wouldmanyofus,but thatisnotthewayGodinstitutedthatsinistobeforgiven.

Christgaveusallthe sacramentstohelpus,to aidusonourjourneyheavenward,andPenanceis oneofthesacraments.If lookedatintheproperperspectiveitisasourceof greatestjoy.Grantedit takessomehurtfulhumility toaccuseourselvesofour shortcomings,buttherealisationthatoursinshave beenforgivenfaroutweighs everythingelse.

MANYINGOINGtoConfessionthinkonlyoftheir sinsanditmakesthemunhappyandisaburden.But thegreatblessingofthis mercifulsacramentisthe forgiveness,theknowledge thatoursinsareremoved, thepeaceofbeingreunited toGod.Thissurelyisthe pointofviewofthepriest inConfession.Heseesonly thegracepouringforthand isgratefultoGod,when forgivinggreatsin,thathe hasbeensoprivileged.

LooknotupontheregularConfessionday,then, withunhappiness.ThesacramentofPenance,forgivenessofsin,isoneofthe mostwondrous,blessedgifts thatGodhasgiventoman.

PAULO'DONNELL

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EnvoytoVatican

Istanbul,Turkey.-Diplo-matictieswillsoonbeestablishedforthefirsttime betweentheVaticanand Turkey,accordingtoreportshere.TheTurkishNationalAssemblyisexpected toconfirmadecisionsaidto havebeenmadebythegovernmenttoexchangediplomaticenvoyswiththeHoly See.ThepresentApostolic DelegatetoTurkeyisArchbishopAndrewCassulo. TheTurkishAmbassadoris anticipatedtobeanonMoslemTurk.Hewillbe thefirstnon-Moslemtobe givenadiplomaticpostin Turkey.-

LayCongressOpens

Rome.-WithBenediction oftheBlessedSacramentin St.Peter'sBasilica,Oct.7, andafullplenarymeeting,theFirstInternationalCongressoftheCatholicApostolateoftheLaityopened for1,200delegatesrepresentingpracticallyevery countryintheworld.Six Cardinals,21Archbishops andBishops,andnumerous membersoftheclergywere presenttoencouragethe Jaydelegatesbeginning workatmobilisingtheresourcesofwhatwastermed the"peacefularmy"ofthe Church'slaityforarenewedcampaignoftrueCatholicActioneverywhere,to spreadtheleavenofChristiandoctrineandChristian Hyingthroughoutsociety.

BecomesNun. PARIS,Oct.6(NC.)MissBrigitteAlkoYamamoto,anieceofAdmiral Yamamoto,formercommander-in-chiefoftheJapaneseNavy,hasenteredthe OrderoftheReligiousof JesusCrucified,itwaslearnedhere.

The33-year-oldnunwho hastakenthenameofSister AimeedeJesus,receivedthe habitataceremonyheldin theprioryofthecommunity inChelles,dioceseofMeaux, nearhere.

BritishElections London.-BishopJohn Heenan,ofLeeds,warned againstsupportingLeftwingextremistsintheLabourpartyintheOct.25 generalelections."Ifwe returnaLabourgovern- menttopower,itwouldbe anationaldisasterifthe MarxistsintheLabour partyweretogaincontrol. TheyareCommunistsinall butname,"BishopHeenan toldaparentsandelectors' meeting.

NunsGiveBlood NewYork.-FourhundredandfiftySistersmade blooddonationsinone groupatSt.Vincent'shospital,thelargestsingle groupdonationinthehistoryoftheNewYorkRed Crossregionalbloodpro- gramme.Thegiftcomesin responsetotheappealof CardinalSpellman.

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DETROIT,Mich.-TheNewYorkpolice departmentsentadelegationof1,000, headedbyPoliceCommissionerGeorgeP. Monaghan,toparticipateintheparadeheld inconnectionwiththeNationalHolyName societyconvention.TheNewYorkersalso broughtalong40motorcycles,whichwere drivenintheparade.FivehundredClevelandpolicebroughtalongninehorsesfor theparade.Otherlargepolicedelegations camefromBoston,Philodelphio,Pittsburgh, andBuffalo.

Morethanhalfamillionpersonswatched80,000CatholicmenfromtheU.S.and Canadamarch15abreastthroughthebusinesssectionofthetown.Theparadebeganatnoonandfinishedatdusk.

Fortybondsprovidedmusicforthe marchers,and45floatsdepictedthemysteriesoftheRosaryandthefoundingofthe HolyNamesociety.

Blockafterblockofthebusinesssection ofthecitywasdecoratedwith20-foot pylonsingaycolours,eachbearingtheHoly Nomeemblem;withflagsandbunting,and withwelcomingbanners.

This,thefifthnationalconvention,was hailedasthegreatestreligiousdemonstrationinDetroit's250-yearhistory.

Jew'sGiftHelps

Pittsburgh,Pa.-Capt. PatrickM.Fallon,Wilkinsburg,Pa.,100-missionjet pilotace,creditshissafe returnfromtheKorean campaignto"awholebatteryofprayersgoingupat homeforme."Buthe especiallypointstoJudge SamuelWeiss,Common Pleasjurist,aJewish friend,whodecidedthat morethanthe"luckofthe Irish"wasnecessaryfor CaptainFallon.JudgeWeiss sentthejetpilotaPapal medal,blessedbyPiusXII, andgiventothejudge whenmakingatourofthe Vaticanin1945.Themedal askedGod'scareforwhoevercarriedit.

MedievalFind

London.-Duringdemolitionofthebombedlibrary ofCanterburyCathedral, preparatorytorebuilding, therehasbeendiscovereda finerowofcolumnsthat oncesupportedpartofthe vaultbeneaththegreatdormitoryoftheCathedral builtbytheCatholicArchbishopLanfrancaboutthe year1080.Themonastic dormitorywasofimmense size-135ft.by85ft.

AidForStrikers

Dublin.-Thepoverty,especiallytomothersand children,thatistheaftermathofastrikeandwhich inmanyfamilieslastsfor yearsafterastrikehasbeen concluded,wascitedby ArchbishopJohnMcQuaid, PrimateofIreland,inannouncingtheannualcollectionfortheCatholicSocial ServiceConference,which co-ordinatestheworkof variousCatholicorganisations.

FurtherActionMayBeTakenin U.SCongressonPartitionIssue

GoldenJubilee.

TheBishopofRaphoe, MostRev.Dr.MacNeely, sangSolemnPontificalMass inSt. Letterkenny,Eunan'sCathedral, Sept.2.3,the feastofSt.Eunan,patron oftheDioceseandTitular oftheCathedral,tomark the50thanniversaryofits openinganddedication. EarlierhisLordshipbles-sedanddedicatedanew churchatSt.Eunan'scollege,builtforthestaffand studentsatacostof£40,000.

Footballer-Priest.

Byavoteof206to139,theU.S.House ofRepresentatives,onSept.27,rejectedthe proposaltodiscussMr.JohnFogarty'sresolution,whichwouldhaveregisteredthe sentimentoftheHouseas favouringavotebythe wholeIrishpeopleonPartition.TheU.S.votewas regardedasatestof strength,butnotnecessarilyfinal.Theunusual,but notunprecedented,stepof refusingtoacceptarecommendationofitsRulescommitteewastakenbythe HouseafterMr.James Richards(Dem.,SouthCaroilna),chairmanofthe powerfulForeignAffairs committee,hadledtheop- positionofthosewhosaid thattheresolutionwasinterferingintheinternalaffairsofothernations.

Mr.Fogartylatersaid thatthevotemeantthat therewasnopossibilityof anyactiononPartitionfor theremainderofthissession.Buthewasnotdiscouragedandanotherattemptwouldbemadenext year.Thedefeatofthe resolution,hesaid,"willreviveHouseinterestinfutureappropriationsaffectingGreatBritain."Hedeclinedtoamplifyhisstatement,butitcouldbeinterpretedasanindicationof hisintentiontointroduce anamendmenttotheForeignAidBillnextyearto cutoffmilitaryandeconomicaidtoBritainuntilIrelandisunified.Mr.Fogarty introducedsuchanamendmenttotheE.C.A.Billtwo yearsago.Itwasfirst passedbytheHouseand thenturneddown.

Theoperativepartof resolutionasitwaspresentedtotheHouseofRepre- sentativeswas:"Resolved, thatitisthesenseofthis HouseofRepresentatives thattheRepublicofIreland shouldembracetheentire territoryofIrelandunless theclearmajorityofallthe peopleofIreland,inafree plebiscite,determineand declaretothecontrary."

SympathyForKing.

Thefollowingisthetext ofamessagesentbythe President,Mr.SeanT.0'Kelly,toQueenElizabeth: "IwishtoexpresstoYour Majestyverysinceresympathywithyouandthe RoyalFamilyon.theillness ofKingGeorgeandour earnesthopesforhisearly recovery".

"IQueenElizabethreplied: ammuchtouchedby yourkindmessageofsym- pathyintheKing'sillness, andmydaughtersandI areverygratefulforyour thoughtsatthistimeof anxiety."

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Rev.P.QuinnQuignashee, Banns,betterknownas PeterQuinlan,theGaelic footballer,leftShannon airportforNewYork, whencehewilltravelwith 14otherprieststothePhilippineislands.Father Quinn,whowasordained lastChristmas,playedhis lastgamewithhisnative MayointheAll-Ireland FootballfinalonSept.03. KnockPilgrimage.

Over10,000pilgrims,men andwomenofthestaffof CoraslompairEireann(Na- tionalTransportcompany) andrelatives,travelledin thegreatestorganisedpilgrimagetoOurLady'sshrineatKnock,Co.Mayo,Sept. 30.Twentysemi-invalids, including16stretchercases- travelledinaspecialambulancecoach.C.I.E.ambulancesbroughttheinvalidstotheshrine.

UnitedCatholicPress

Bilboa,Spain.-Acallfor theestablishmentofregionalCatholicpressassociationswherevertheydo notyetexistwasmade attheannualmeetingof thePermanentInternationalCommissionofCatholicPublishers.Themeetingwasattendedbydelegatesfrom31papersand10 countries.ThemainsessionswereheldinBilboain tributetotheCatholicdailyhere,"LaGacetaDel Norte,"observingitsgolden jubilee.

TraditionBroken

Dublin.-TheVeryRev. FrancisGriffin,C.S.Sp.,becamethefirstIrishpriest tobreakthe250-yeartradi- tionofaFrenchpriest's alwaysbeingtheSuperior GeneraloftheHolyGhost congregation.Onavisitto membersoftheIrish province,FatherGriffin wasenthusiasticallyre-ceivedatBlackRockcollege.

AfricanSchools

Accra,GoldCoast.-Followingwideprotestsfrom Catholics,thegovernment's new whicheducationprogramme, wouldhavebarred state schools,aidfornewreligious wasrevisedbefore itwastabledattherecent Assemblymeeting.Therevisiongivesfinancialaidto missionschoolsprovided theyareapprovedbythe nativeauthority.Thebill willbetakenupagainat theNovembersessionof theAssembly.

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AmericanRepublicswillJoinin GreatActofThanksgivingtoGod

RiodeJaneiro.-Toextendthecustom ofsettingasideonedayeachyearforgiving thankstoGodthroughoutalltheAmerican republics,theBraziliangovernmentwill sponsoranInter-AmericanThanksgiving serviceNov.22.CardinalSpellman,of NewYork,isamongthosewhohaveacceptedtheinvitationtoattend.

Thegovernment-sponsoredobservancewillconsistofaTeDemosservice inthehistoricChurchof OurLadyoftheCandlemas. Leadingmembersofthe HierarchyinalltheAmericanrepublicshavebeen invitedtotheaffairbythe BrazilianMinistryofForeignAffairs.

TheThanksgivingfeast, whichoriginatedinthe UnitedStates,wasadopted officiallybyBrazilin1949.

Otherhighecclesiastics invitedtotheRiodeJaneirocelebrationareCardinalsJamesMcGuigan, ArchbishopofToronto; SantiagoCopello,ArchbishopofBuenosAires; JoseCaroRodriguez,Arch-

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PARIS,Oct.6(NC.)St.Michael,whodescended fromHeaventoslaythe dragon,waschosenthis weekbyFrenchparachutists astheirpatronsaintina ceremonyatthefamousBasilicaofMontSaintMichel situatedonanislandoffthe Normandycoast.

Someofthepilgrimswho madethetriptothisrocky islandnearSt.Malowere membersofparachuteformationsstationedinBrittanywhodescendedfrom theiraircraftandlandedon thesandybeachsurrounding theisland.

ConvertDies

LONDON(NC).-Miss BarbaraBarclayCharter, BritishCatholicwriterand crusaderforChristiandemocracyinEurope,hasdied here(Sept.4).

AstudentofItalian,she hadformanyyearsedited fromherLondonhomethe monthlymagazine,"People andFreedom,'whosepolicy beforeWorldWarII.was particularlytoopposethe FascismofMussoliniandto supportItaly'ssuppressed ChristianDemocrats.She translatedmanyofthereligiousandpoliticalworksof DonLuigiSturzo,thegreat ItalianChristianDemocrat leader,whowasherfriend.

MissBarclayCarterwas theconvertedgranddaughterofaProtestantbishopof Jerusalem.ShewasaleadingmemberoftheSt. Joan'sSocialandPoliticalAlliance,aCatholic women'sgroup.

bishopofSantiago,Chile; andManuelArteagayBetancourt,Archbishopof Havana.(NCWCRadioand Wire).

War'sTragicAftermath SeeninItaly'sPoverty

VATICANCITY.-Theplightofthousandsofwar-stricken peopleinItalyisthe"worst"hehasseenin20yearsofcharity work,MonsignorEdwardE.Swanstrom,executivedirectorof NCWCWarReliefServices,NewYork,saidhere.Addressing anationalmeetingofregionaldirectorsoftheItalianPontifical ReliefCommission,Mon-wastenotimeindoingalltosleep,"hesaid,"butwe signorSwanstromsaid:"Ithatispossibleinthefacepriestscanneverdoso." feelthatthegovernmentofthisalmostboilingresent-Thecharitydirectorexp- andprivateagenciesshouldmentanddesperationwhichrestedtheviewthatthree *wehaveseen." partsofthepublicprogram

StrangePhenomena AtHermit'sTomb

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corpsethatsweatsisattestedinwritingbyDr.Elias Eloanaissi,notedscientist, andreportedinLaCroix, whorelatesthatthepores oftheskinofCharbel Makhlouf,SyrianMaronite monkwhodiedin1898, "emittedasubstancethat seemedtobesweat,athing strangeandinexplicable forabadlylifelessforso manyyears."Casessuchas thedisappearanceofthe humpofahunchback,and theregainingofthenormal lengthinalegseveral inchesshort,areamongthe morethan300curesreportedasbeingworkedin twomonths'timeathis

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LONDON,Oct.6(NC.)Apriest-passengerpushed hiswaythroughwreckage andcrowdsinatrainwreck togivethelastritestothe ProvincialoftheOrder NotreDame,SisterMarieof theTrinity.Shewasoneof 13passengerswhowere killedwhentheLondonLiverpoolexpresswas wreckedinNorthamptonshirerecently.

Hercompanion,Sister Antonia,wasinjured.Both werereturningtotheir conventatAshdownPark, Sussex,afterSisterMarie (BridgetO'Sullivan)had laidthefoundationstoneof aschoolatSt.Helens, Lancashire.

Thepriest,theRev. FrancisMagauran,ofGourock,Renfrewshire,Scotland,wasinthefollowing trainwhichwasheldupby thecrash.Hehurriedforwardtoseeifhecouldhelp andgaveconditionalabsolutionandthepapalblessingtothe59-year-oldnun asshedied.Thepriest's sisterisanuninthesame order.

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burialplaceatthemonasteryinAnnaya.Charbel Makhlouf(born1828)has wonfameintheMiddle Eastasawonder-worker andisespeciallyrespected amongtheMohammedans. HislifeasaCatholicMaroniteRitemonkresembles thatofthehermitsinthe Egyptiandesertintheearly Christiancenturies.With pickandshovelheworked 10hoursaday,atespar-ingly,lashedhimselffrequently,andlivedthelast 25yearsofhislifeina mountaintopcave.Anumber ofmiraclesworkedatthe monk'stombhavebeen officiallyacceptedbythe MaronitePatriarchate.

RosaryCrusade

NewOrleans.-AFamilyRosaryCrusadewillbe conductedintheNewOrleansecclesiasticalprovincebytheRev.Patrick Peyton,C.S'1C.,beginning Sunday,Jan.13,andcontinuingfiveweeks.AmillionCatholicsintheprov- incewillhavetheprivilege ofenrolling.

"OfficialsandbureaucratsinItalymustdefinitelymove maylookatthesituation,faster:Landreform,emitmakepromises,andthengoration,andhousing.Thereisacertainamount oftruth,MonsignorSwansScienceLeads

MantoCreator

ST.LOUIS(NC).-The scientistchosenbyHis HolinessPopePiusXII.to representtheVaticanCity AcademyofSciencesattie SecondInternationalGerontologicalcongresshere,is convincedthatthestudyof science,particularlyhis fieldofbiology,leadsmen toGod.

HeisProfessorRondoni, ofthedepart'ientofbiologicalsciencesoftheUniversityofMilan,amember ofthatcity'sCancerInstitute. Hisopinionisthatthe teachingofscienceshould beakindofsuperstructure onafoundationofreligion andphilosophyandliberal studiesingeneral.,Heinsiststhatanyworthysystemofeducationwilltrain themindandhearttogether.

Dr.Rondonespokeat Fontbonnecollegehere. Duringtheconventionon problemsoftheageinghe becameinterestedinthe collegewhenheheardthat theHolyFather,thenCardinalPacelli,hadvisitedit in1936.

ThanksfortheReminder.Imustnotforget TheKalamundaGardenFete, inMr.Carpenesdelightfulgardenthere. onSUNDAY,4th.NOVEMBER.

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tromsaid,intheobjectioal thattherehasalwaysbemi povertyinItaly."Butnow youhaveanewtypeofpov- erty,"hesaid,"something addedtothehistoricand patientsufferingofthepoor. Inadditiontocustomarymiseryandwant,these peoplehavebeendeprived byviolenceofwhatlittle theyhadandhavereceived nothingbutpromisesto regaineventhatlittle."

NoothercountrybasmadebetteruseofWar ReliefServiceshelpthan Italy,theMonsignorsaid.

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Therearefewmorehazardouspreoccupationsthanassumingtheroleofa prophet.Whatthefutureholdsforour nationandourselvesisshroudedinclouds, andmostofthemarethunderclouds.Wecannotbe certainofbeingrightabout thefuture,butwecanbe almostcertainofbeing wrongaboutthefutureif wearewrongaboutthe past.

To-daywehavetheUnitedNations,notbecausethe heartofhumanityhas broadenedineverlarger circlesofbrotherhood,but primarilyowingtothe nightmareofnecessity.Men embraceonlyinthesense ofclingingtooneanother interror.Wearetoldthat thebottomhasfallenoutof themindatlast,thatthe bridgeofbrotherhoodhas brokendowninthemodern brain,lettingupfromthe chasmsaninfernallight

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Theattemptedtrucenow beingconsideredinKorea isnoisolatedsymptom.We aredealingwithpeoplewe donottrust,andwehave littlereasontoexpectthem tohonouranysettlement beyondthemomentthey judgeitexpedienttorenew theiraggression.Hereat homewearethumpingthe samediscordsofdistrust. Andnotwithoutsubstance isourfearthatexpediency oropportunismisthenorm ofnationalconduct.Wenow havetheincredibleproposal thatacodeofmoralsbeestablishedforthebehaviour ofmeninnationallife. WhathappenedtotheTen Commandments? Weare seekingperfectioninothers whilesettinglessthanimperfectionasourowngoal.

Therearestillsomepeddlersoffantasticfictionwho tellusthataworldstateor UnitedStatesoftheWorld isourgoal.Intheworld statenodictatorwillbe neededbecausetherewill benowarsandnodiplomacy.Aworldstateought doubtlesstogoroundthe world,andgoingroundthe worldwouldseemtobe goodtrainingforarguingin acircle.Itcouldnotbea stateifitwerenotagovernment,andtheobjection tospreadinganythingall overtheworldisthat, amongotherthings,you havetospreaditverythin.

Wehavenotyetseenthe geringoverourcivilization astheydoovercarrion.But onlythepursuitofdefinite

fundamentalvirtuesindividuallyandnationallywill restoreourmoralhealth.If thevisionsofourmaterialistsmaterializeweshall soonsmellofdecayand death,andmorefrequently thannotwehavegiven evidenceofhavingjettisonedthelife-givingvirtues towhichourcountryisdedicated.

Fromthevantagepoint ofthismid-20thcenturywe canreadilysurveythesorry messwehavemadeofthe world.Wecanreadagain thedivineblueprintoffered usforsurvival.Thebond ofunitymustnotbehatred butlove,anduntilweliterallypracticetheadmonitionsofthePrinceof Peaceweshallcontinuethe blindpursuitofself-destruction."Hethatsayshe lovesGodandhateshis neighbourisaliar"(I.John iv,20),.

Withouratombombswe mayliterallymoveorflattenmountains,butunless wehavethecharityof Christinourheartsourcivilizationwillhavethe sameendastheworldof NoeorLotorthegreat empiresofmanyagesin history.We'havenotyet beeninvadedbythesilent forestthatslowlyoverrunsa deadcity,butunlesswe faceonelogicalfactina worldofirreligionweare doomed.Itissadtofindit necessarytoresorttothe obvious.Andyetitseemsall toomanyofushaveforgottenthatthekeytosurvival isinprayer:Prayernotonly forourselves,butalsofor ourenemies.

ArabRefugees

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Amman,Jordan.-The PontificalMissionforPalestinehastransferredtheadministrationofsixschools forrefugeestotheCatholicUnionofSchoolsin Jordan,tobringtheschool systemunderlocalauspices. Theschools,locatedinAmman,Salt,andZarka,were establishedbythePontifical MissionaftertheHolyLand strifebecauseexisting schoolscouldnotaccommodatethemanyPalestinian refugeechildrenwhoflockedtoJordan.Theschools arestaffedbyteachersfrom amongtherefugeesandattendedby1,500children. Underthetransferthe schoolswillcontinueto servetherefugeesandall costswillbepaidbythe PontificalMission.

McDONALD(MotherM. Stanislaus,I.B.V.M.).-On 9th.,October,atLoretoConvent,Marryatville,S.A., afterashortillness,Mother M.Stanislauspassedtoher eternalreward.R.I.P.

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ROME,Oct.6(NC.)DonLuigiSturzo,noted priest-statesman,willcelebratehis80thbirthdayon *

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CAIRO,Egypt,Sept.20 (NC).-Abilltotaxunmarriedmalesabove25 accordingtotheirfortunes hasbeensubmittedtothe Egyptianlegislature.The reasongivenforthemeasureistoencourageunmarriedmalestomarry, andtoobligerecalcitrants tocontributetothesupportingofneedyfamiliesto whomtheproceedsofthe taxwouldgo. OrthodoxIslam,adhering totheKoranicprecept,"Ye whoareunmarried,shall marry,"condemnscelibacy. Orientals,onthewhole,do notcountenancethecelibate stateformonkswholive separatedfromtheworld.

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November26amidstthewell wishesofItaly'sPresident LuigiEinaudi,PremierAlcideDeGasperiandthe leadingfiguresofthepoliticalandculturalworldin Italyand21foreigncountries,accordingtowordpub- lished

Acommitteeformedfor theoccasionwithEinaudias presidentandDeGasperias vicepresident,hasasits firstobjectivetheestablishmentofaninstitutenamed afterDonSturzowhichwill haveitsownpremises,a libraryandpublicationfor thefurtheranceofsocial studiesalongthelinessuggestedbyhisdirection.

AleaderintheChristian DemocraticMovementin Italyandthroughoutthe worldformanydecades, DonSturzofoundedtheItalian afterPopularPartyshortly theendofWorldWarI. AftertheriseoftheFascist Party,DonSturzowentinto exileandspenttheyearsof thelastworldwarinLondon andintheUnitedStates,returningtoItalyin1945.

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DanO'Sullivan,Principal. House,Land,EstateAgents, Auctioneers. FarmandCountryProperty Specialists. W.A.'sLeadingHoteland BusinessBrokers.

29-30PadburyBuildings (OppG.P.O.), FORRESTPLACE,PERTH.

Anexcellentrangeofthesesetsisnowavailable.

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"TheChurchisnotop posedtomodernart,butwe cannotapproveofthose whowouldpassoffasbeautifulthatwhichisdeformed or,often,monstrous,"says Mgr.CelsoCostantini,SecretaryoftheS.CongregationforthePropagationof theFaith,inanarticlein theVaticandaily,OsservatoreRomano.

"Inparticularitisunacceptableforthesaintsto berepresentedwiththe facesofidiotsormystics."

Mgr.Costantinicriticises certaintypesofpainted plasterstatues"andallthis industrialtrashwhichhas invadedthechurches."