The Record Newspaper 26 June 1952

ArchdioceseHasShown

MarvellousDevelopment

Averylargecongregationattendedthe St.Mary'sCathedralonSundaylastwhen ApostolicDelegatepresided,preachedand blessing.AfterMass,HisExcellencymet Cathedralgrounds.

TheRev.M.McKeoncelebratedtheMass,withthe Rev.J.Hoganasdeacon andtheRev.JMcNamara assub-deacon. HisExcellencywasassistedatthethronebythe Rt.Rev.Mgr.J.T.McMahonandtheRt.Rev.Mgr. E.MossAssistantpriestwas theV.Rev.Mgr.E.Clarizio. TheV.Rev.DeanRafferty, Adm.wasmasterofceremoniesatthethrone,while thestudentsofSt.Charles' seminaryassistedinthe sacredliturgy.

TheCathedralBoys'choir, underthedirectionofthe Rev.P.McCuddengavea veryfinerenditionof Perosi's"MissaSecunda Pontificalis."TheProperof theMasswasfromVictoria. HisExcellencyenteredthe Cathedraltothemajestic strainsofKoss'"EcceSacerdosMagnus"AttheOffertorythemotetwasPraglias "TuesPetrus."Handel's "HallelujahChorus"marked theconclusionoftheceremonies.

NotaFieldWhichDoesNolBear 'ImprintofGenius,ZealousActivity'

Beforebestowingthe ApostolicBlessingonall present,HisExcellencyaddressedthecongregation.He expressedhisdeepgratitude andsatisfactionforthefew dayshehadspentinPerth.

"Iknowonlytoowell," saidtheApostolicDelegate, "thatinthisCathedralIam standingonhallowed ground,.thegroundupon whichtheseedoffaithwas sownintearsbythefirst Bishopsandpriestsof WesternAustralia,sothat theirsuccessorsinfuture yearsmightreapindeedin joyfulness"

Priests,LaityHelp

Thefifthintheglorious seriesoftheseApostles,continuedHisExcellency,was theirbelovedArchbishop, Dr.Prendiville,andithad beenforhim(thespeaker), agenuinepleasuretowitnessthemarvellousdevelopmentoftheirArchdiocese underhislonganduntiring episcopate.Therewasnot afield,beiteducational,cultural,litiggical,chariliable orsocialwhichdidnotbear theimprintofhisgeniusand ofhiszealousactivity.

Nothing,however,would hehavedone,nosuccesswas tobeexpectedwithoutthe faithfulco-operationof scoresofdevotedpriests, brothersandsisters;no seminary,nochurches,no schoolsandcolleges,nohosandorphanages,no CatholicPressshouldthey witnessthatdaywithoutthe unstintedgenerosityofall thepeopleofPerth..

'Accept,then,mymost cordialthanks,"saidHisExcellency"inthenameofthe HolyFatherhimself."

TheVicarofChristhad alwaysbeenpresentin Perthfromtheverybegin- ning,hecontinued,inthe personsofthosevaliantmissionarieswhomHesentfrom theIslandofSaintshereto WesternAustraliatominis-

tertothespiritualneedsof thefirstCatholicsettlersin thisreallybeautifulpartof theContinentoftheSouthern Cross.

Itfelluponhimtohave thegreathonourandresponsibilitytorepresentthePope inAustralia,andthroughhis persontheywereverynear totheHolyFather.They shouldnotthinkofHisHolinessonlyastheSupreme HeadoftheChurchsurrounded,asheis,bythat splendourandglorywhich isrightlyduetohismost exaltedoffice;theyshould notseeonlythehaloofsupremespiritualpoweraround hisvenerablebrow.Inthese saddays,HisExcellency said,theHolyFatherwantedthemtolookonhim ratherasVicaroftheCrucified,oftheOnescourged andcrownedwiththorns.

PontiffSuffering

IfthePontiffhadnotas Yetsufferedbodilyinjury, theymightjustlysaythat hehadfeltandfeelsevery dayinhispaternalheartall thepains,thetortures,the massacresofsomanyofhis Bishops,priestsandfaithful,whointhecountries wellknowntothemgave mostcourageouswitnessto JesusChrist.Theyshould thinkofhimassuccessorto St.Peter,ofPetertherein theprisonsofJerusalem, whilealltheChurchwas prayingwithoutceasingfor hisliberation;andtheyshouldpraylikewisefor,all thechampionsofthefaith whoreplenishedthegaols today.

TheApostolicDelegate saidthattheHolyFather wouldbegratefulfortheir devotion,wellknowntohim, andinthatunionofmind andheartwithhisbeloved childrenofAustraliahe wouldfindgreatcomfort andconsolationinhissolicitudeforallthechurchesof theworld.

SolemnHighMassin HisExcellencythe gavetheApostolic thepeopleinthe

Finally,theyoughtto thinkoftheHolyFatheras aServantoftheServants ofGod;yes,hewastheir Servantinasmuchasheper-formedmostzealouslythe greatestservicetheycould imagineonearth,thatofbeingtheMasterandthe. GuardianofourHolyFaith, withoutwhich,usingthe wordsofSt.Paul,itisimpossibletopleaseGod.

ForAllHumanity

TheservicesoftheHoly Fatherwerenotreserved onlyforthemembersofthe CatholicChurchbutwere extendedcontinuouslyand generouslytoallhumanity. TheVicaronearthofHim whomultipliedtheloaves ofbreadforthehungry 'crowd,whomadewholethe sick,whofeltcompassion forandevenweptoverthe miseriesofthepeople,also

imitatedhisMaster,bytryingtoalleviatethesufferingsofthepoor,thelonelinessofprisoners,theneeds ofmigrants.

IsPopeofPeace

"Thisisnotspeaking figuratively,mydear people,"concludedHisExcellency:"itiscurrenthistoryandnotadayofthe pontificateofPiusXIIhas passedwithoutthesterling evidenceofoneoranother oftheseworksofcharity. ButaboveallthePopeisthe PopeofPeace:inseasonand outofseasonheispointing outtothepeoplesofthe worldthewaystolasting Peaceandtosocialrestorationby andmutualco-operation bydiscardingoncefor alltheprinciplesofegotismandmaterialism.

MaynowtheBlessingof AlmightyGod,impartedto youinthenameofthePontiffbeapledgeofpeaceand prosperityforyournoble country,foryourfamilies, foryourlovelychildrenand foreveryonewhoisdearto yourhearts."

SiteatUniversity

OnJune19,HisExcellencytheApostolicDelegatevisitedtheUniversitytobless thesiteoftheproposedCatholiccollege.He wasreceivedbyMr.E.W.Gillett,Chancellor oftheUniversity;Mr.A.J.Reid,pro-ChancellorandProfessorBayliss,vice-Chancellor.

AccompanyingtheApostolicDelegatewereHis Lordship,BishopGoody; theV.Rev.Mgr.E.Clarizio.theRt.Rev.Mgr.J. T.McMahonandtheRt. Rev.Mgr.E.Moss.

HisExcellencywasconductedovertheUniversity. Heexpressedparticularinterestinthelibrary.especiallyintheOrientalsection, asubjectofwhichhis16 yearsinJapanqualifiedhim tospeakwithconsiderable authority.

Inaconversationwith ProfessorF.Beasley.ofthe DepartmentofLaw,the ApostolicDelegatepromised todonatetotheLawLibrary aCodexofCanonLaw,together ExcellencywithitsSources.(His holdsadoctorate inCanonLaw).

Acallwasthenmadeon theWardenofSt.George's ChurchofEnglandcollege, Mr.J.H.Reynolds,who showedhisvisitorsoverthe building.HisExcellency expressedadmirationofthe chapelandrefectory.

ForAllStudents

Thepartythenproceeded tothesiteoftheproposed CatholiccollegewhichHis Excellencyblessed.Heexpressedhimselfasvery pleasedwiththesuggested planofapublicchapelfor allstudentswithintheUniversity,andnotexclusively forthosefortunateenough toberesidentstudents,as intheEasternStates.

HisExcellency

LecivesforEast

HisExcellency,theMost Rev.P.Marella,S.T.D., J.C.D..ApostolicDelegate, afterastayof16daysin the.State.leftbyairforAdelaideonJune23.Ilewas accompaniedbytheV.Rev. Mgr.E.Clarizio..uditoreto theDelegation.

Hestatedthathewas pleasedtohearthattwo JesuitFathershadbeenpro- misedbytheProvincialas rectorandvice-rector,residentinthecollege.The vice-rectorwouldactas chaplaintoallCatholicstudentsattendingtheUniversity.HisExcellencyexpressedthehopethatone daytherewouldbealsoa residentialcollegewithinthe UniversityforCatholic women.

HighMassloMark Pope'sFeastDay

TheFeastdayofthe.Holy Fatherwillbeobservedon Sunday,June29,bythe celebrationofSolemnHigh Massin Mary'sCath- edralat11o'clock. Onthesamedaythe Peter'sPencecollectionwill bemadeinallchurchesof theArchdiocese.

InSmilingMoodThreePrelatesArrivetoHonourtheEucharist

HisGracetheArchbishop,HisExcellencytheApostolicDelegate,andHisLordship BishopGoodypassthroughaguardofhonourcomposedofHolyNamemembers.

FernandoGermani,oneof

theworld'sgreatestconcertChief ofSt.PetersWill

andchurchorganists,will tourAustralianextyear,

visansg StantreigUncedyes-PlayattheCathedralNextYear terdayinacablereceived fromthe'generalmanage: oftheA.B.C.(Mr.Charles Moses)whoisatpresentin Rome.

Germani,agedonly40,is titularorganistofSaint Peter'sBasilicaintheVatican.Hewasappointedto thisproudpositionin1948. Heisthefirstofthefive organistsatSt.Peter's,and his.playingisreservedfor thegreatreligious'occasions Duringhisrecenttour overseas,theA.B.C'sDirectorofMusic(Mr.WilliamJames)metGermaniat adinnerpartygivenbythe widowofthefamousItalian composer,Respighi,ather homeinRome.Mr.James discussedwithGermanithe possibilityofanAustralian tourandtheorganistwas mostenthusiastic.HeastonishedMr.Jameswith hisknowledgeoftheorgans intheSydneyandMelbourneTownHalls

RiseWasMeteoric Germani'srisetofame wasmeteoric.Afterlittle formaltraining,hebecame, at15,officialorganistofthe AugusteoSymphonyorchestrainRome.

Whenhewas21hemade triumphantconcerttour ofAmerica,amazingaudienceswithhisvirtuosity, musicianshipandprodigious memory.At24hewasengagedasheadoftheorgan departmentofthefamed CurtisInstituteofMusic,in Philadelphia,andduring thisperiodheagaintoured Americaasrecitalist.The "ChicagoTribune"wroteof

HofNameMembersDonate

rn orEducationofPriest

Slightlymorethan80branchdelegates,representingover50 nchesattendedthequarterly ocesanUnionoftheHolyName

percentofthemetropolitanbra generalmeetingofthePerthDi SocietyheldatC.B.C.,Perthon DiocesanUnionpresident.F.W.Morgan Mr.J.F.Lynch,inextending acordialwelcometoall delegates,expressedpleasure atthepresenceofrepresentativesfromtwocountry branches,Mundaringbeing wellrepresentedandthe otheil,Northam,havingsent acarloadofdelegates.Mr. Lynchpaidatributetothe Northamdelegatesforthe regularityoftheirattendancewhichinvolvedthe needoftravellingmore than60mileseachway. TwovisitorsfromMelbourne.Mr.L.T.Suhrof BeulleighbioinchandMr. DunlopofSunshinebranch weregivenaparticularly warmwelcomeandrespondedbriefly.

SinkingFundOpen

Tuesday,June17.

"Portree"2StyoungerboysatYork.OffiGeorge'sterrace,ortoMr. M.Foley,37Huttstreet,Mt. Lawley. Itwouldbeappreciatedif brancheswoulddevotesome timetoorganisingpublicity fortheDursaryFund amongsttheirmembersso :hatbeforetheendofDecentberthegreatestpossible sumofmoneywill:becontributed.

BranchesIncrease

cersalsotookpartinthe MayprocessionatSt. Columba's.SouthPerthand themen'sRetreatatOsborne Park, PriestFelicitated

oneofhisperformances:toursoftheUS.Aandhe "Germaniwascompletelyhasbeenafrequentvisitor themusicalaristocrat,the technicianwhoseabilityis sothoroughandfinethatit canbecompletelyforgotten, thecolouristwhosetasteis foethevividandarresting, andneverforthecheap;the interpreterwhoprojectshis composersandholdshimself inreserve."

Germanispendsroughly halftheyearin'Romeathis ecclesiasticaland'teaching work(hehasbeenProfessor ofOrganattheRomeConservatoriumforthepast15 years)andtheotherhalf givingrecitalsthroughout EuropeandNorthandSouth America.Inall,hehas madeelevencoast-to-coast

toBritainsince1937Onhis appointmenttoSt.Peter's, thePopebrokeallprecedentsinreleasinghimfor concerttours.

ForThemes

Oneoftheitemsof majorinterestonthesocial calendaroftheTherrysocietyisahikewhichhas beenorganisedbythesocial secretary.OliveDillon,for SundayJuly6. Intendinghikersareasked tomeetoutsideGovernment gardens,St.George'sterrace,at9.30andtobring theirusualaccroutrements withthem.

Inhisquarterlyreport thegeneralsecretary,Mr. M.Foley,mentionedthatthe 1951-1952BursaryFundhad closedatatotalof£2224-7 contributedby44branches andtwoindividuals,oneof theprivatesubscribersbeing thewidowofarecentlydeceasedmember.Afterthe recentpaymenttothesemi. naryof 130tocoverthis HikePlanned[year'sBursary.theamount of£92/7/7.wastherefore leftinhandandwouldbe immediatelyinvestedtoearn interestandtherebyopen theSinkingFundwhich wouldgrowuntiltherewas sufficienttoensurefrom theannualinterestaperpetualBursary. The1952-1933"Holy NameBursaryFund."isnow open.Branchesorindividualmembersmaysubscribe byforwardingtheirdonationstothetreasurer,Mr.

AfeatureoflastMonday's meetingwasatalkbyJohn LeTessieronmake'up.

Atnextmondaynight's meetingthechiefitemon theprogrammewillbea playreading.

C.W.L.toMeet

Theusualmonthlymeetingswillbeheldinthe roomsonWednesday,July 2.Theexecutivegatherat 12o'clockandgeneralmembersat2o'clock.Osborne Parkbranchmemberswill behostesses.

Knitwear Purchase

Mr.Foleyalsomentioned inhisreportthealteration ofthedatesofthefinalRetreat(alreadyreportedin lastweek's"Record")inthis yearsEnclosedRetreatsfor HolyNamemenandurged allwhocould,tomakethe retreats.Healsomentioned thatApplecrossparishis nowalmostreadytoopena newbranchofthesociety andthattheRev.T.PrendivilleispreparingtoorganiseabranchatNorth Beach.

Itwaslearntwithregret thatDonnybrookbranch hadlapsed.TheRev.C. Cryanhashopes.however, ofestablishinganewbranch inone,andpossiblytwo.of theoutlyingcentresof"his largeparish.Theposition, therefore,isthatthenumberofbranchesintheDiocesanUnionhasdropped faom67to66.Almostimmediatelyitwillreturnto 67andmayreach69before theendoftheyear.

Mr.J.Lynchatthisstage extendedtotheRev.T.W. Purcell,O.M.I.,spiritualdirectorofBeaconsfieldbranch thesociety'sfelicitationson theSilverJubileeofthe OrdinationtothePriesthood.Mr.LynchmentionedthatunderFatherPurcell'sdirectiontherehas beenanotableincreasein thefervourofthemembers ofBeaconsfieldbranch, whichnownumbers59 membersinitsrankswith prospectsoffurtherprogress.Andwhich.thisyear, hasprovidedtwoexcellent officersoftheDiocesan CouncilExecutiveinMessrs. J.McCarthyandG.Handcock.

FatherPurcell,respondingwithfeeling,thanked themeetingforitsgood wishesandrequestedmemberstorememberhimin theirprayersontheactual dayofhisJubilee.

VisitsbyDiocesanUnion officialsweremadetoMid landJunctionandYork branches,atbothofwhich therewasevidenceofgreat fervouramongstmembersespeciallyamongstthe

CoffesloeTennisPlayers'Picnic

gathering.

Ontheverygoodsugges-awelcomefigureinthe tionofMargaretGallagher, thecommitteeofStarofthe Seatenniscluborganiseda picnictoNationalParkon June22.attheconclusionof whichmembers'andtheir friendsreportedhaving thoroughlyenjoyedtheouting.Theweathe.-wasorderedfortheoccasion.

DesWells,theclub'sea.captain,whoisnowaresiderofBunburyanda!nemPerofSt.Patrick'schin,V,as

PERTH'SFINESTRANGEOF RAINCOATS

Isnowat

Walsh's

Nowisthetimetobuy yournewseason'sraincoat.Andifyou're wise,you'llchooseitfrom thesuperbrangenow ondisplayatWalsh's. You'llfindatWalsh's astyletosuitalltastes -andapricetosuitall pockets.Youcanchoose frombothEnglishand Australianmakes,magnificentlytailoredfrom thefinestgabardines. You'llkeephigh,and drythiswinter-ifyou chooseyourraincoat fromWalsh's.

Havingconsiderably lightenedthehinchbaskets memberssetofftoseeOie sights,whichincludedthe falls,swimmingpooland "Townhall." Animpromptusportsprogrammerevealedsurprising athleticpossibilities.Trophieswerepresentedtothe winnersoftherecentclub championships-Barbara Scahill(ladies)andJim Mason(gents).Tocomplete thevarietyofeventsfive lads"tooktheplunge" cheeredonbytherfonstarters.

TheDiocesanDirector,the Rev.T.Ahernsupported stronglythesuggestionfrom Beaconsfieldbranchthatthe H.N.S.takealeadingpart everywhereinfosteringthe practiceofthefivefirst SaturdaysandthedailyrecitationoftheRosaryrequestedtyOurLadyat Fatima.

FilmsofInterest

MrMcCarthy-hereupon extendedawarmwelcome theeveningsguestof honour,theRev.J.Lynch. pastDiocesanDirectorofthe societywhohadattended thateveningtoshowmembersaprogrammeoffilms depictingscenesofRome, LourdesandFatima,taken duringhisrecentworld tour.Mr.McCarthy,in thankingFatherLynchfor hiskindnessinpresenting thefilms,extolledhimfor hisgreatworkforthe societyduringhistermas DiocesanDirector.

Betweenburstsofsong andlaughteronthehomewardjourney,aseriousnote wasintroducedwhenremindersweregivenmembersofthemen'steamsthat awinwasnecessaryon Sunday.June29.asthiswas thelastopportunitytoimproveplacingsinthefirst roundofpennants.

Itemsofinterestfrom branchesincludereportsof continuedprogressinone ofournewestbranches.Carlisle,whichnowtotals59 members,including 17 Juniors.Guildfordbranch. whichissmallandnumbers 29.including5Juniors,was foryearswithoutsignsof progressoractivity.The branchisnowverymuch alive,duetoakeendirector andanactiveandefficient executivecouncil,whorecentlyvisitedtheMorley Parksectionoftheparish andsecured17probationers. AsimilarvisittoHampton Parkforthesameobjectis projected.

WinterWarmth!

NunthattheWinteriswellunderway, you'llneedtheinnerwarmththatcomes withanipofbrandy,rumorwhiskey. Theseandotherliquidrefreshmentsare readilyavailableinyourfavouritebrands.

too-atCharlieCarter'sbranchesof HaySt..Perth.andAdelaideSt.,Fremantle-sogetyoursuppliesto-day!

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FatherWallisDescribes His'ConventonWheels'

TheMostRev.Dr.E.Tweedy,ArchbishopofHobart,lefton theDuntroononJune20toreturntoTasmania,afterattending theconsecrationoftheMost.Rev.Dr.B.Gallagher.Hewas accompaniedbytheRev.J.Wallis,Adm.founderofthe HomeMissionarySistersofOurLady,whoconducta"conventon wheels"inthecountryparishesofTasmania.

Foundedin1944forthedentsoftheareahowtoworkoftheSistersinthis religiousinstructionofthelookafterit,tocarefortheStatethaninanyotherpart childrenoftheoutbackdis-altarlinen,vestments,sacredofAustralia. trict,theSisterswere canonicallyerectedasaReligiousCongregationon August15,1951,saidFather Wallis.

Throughtheircaravan missionstheyareindirect contactwith1500children while1100youngstersreceiveinstructionbycorrespondence.TheSisterscon./ ductafive-weeks'Mission invariouscountryparishes. DuringthistimetheyinstructCatholicchildrenin Stateschools,makehouse-. to-housevisitation,takethe oensus,instructconvertsand conducteveningDevotions wherethereisnopriest.

Wherethereisnochurch, saidFatherWallis,Massis offeredintheSisters'caravan,andtheBlessedSacramentisreservedthere.A marqueewhichattachesto thecaravanaccommodates -.hecongregation.Itis equippedwith24collapsible chairs.Fiftypeoplethus hearMass.AstheMass proceedsarunningcommentaryis'givenbyoneof theSisters.

Wherethyreisachurch, theSistersinstructtheresi-

vessels,etc.

TheCongregation,continuedFatherWallis,has16 Sistersatthemoment. Twelveareprofessednuns. twoarenovicesandtwopostulants.Ofthesetwoofthe professedSistersandone noviceareWestAustralians.

TheseareSisterAgnes Ryan,SistersDoloresTwomeyandSisterAlphonsus Sharpe.Thenunsarepostulantsfor12monthsand thenundergoanoviceshipof twoyears.Triennialvows arethentakenuntilfinal profession.Duringthefirst yearofprofessiontheSisters.study'homenursing, firstaidandcarservicing. Averythoroughcoursein catheticalinstructioniscentraltotheirformation.

TheSistersare.notpermittedtoconductschools, hospitalsorinstitutions.But theywilloperateacirculatinglibraryamong countrychildren.Whena sufficientnumberisavailable,theSisterscontemplate extendingtheiractivitiesto themainland.

FatherWallissaidhehad foundmoreinterestinthe

SchoolChildrenTo BeAidedinChoice

TheCatholicSchools'CareerGuidance committeebeganactiveoperationin1949, withtheapprovalandblessingofHisGrace theArchbishop.Thecommitteeiscomprised ofCatholicbusinessandprofessionalmen, whoactinonhonorarycapacitywiththe co-operationoftheRev.J.Bourke,Diocesan InspectorofCatholicSchools.

Correspondenceshouldbeschools,andlastyear48 addressedtothehonoraryaddressesweregiveninthe secretary,CatholicSchoolssevenmetropolitanboys' CareersGuidancecommit-schools.Wewishtoextend .-tee,36Pierst.Perth.Thethisservice. committeehasgathereda (1)byreachingthehomes volumeof,informationaboutandenlistingtheco-operacareersandpreliminarytionofparents. trainingforcareers.Itis(2)bypublishinggeneral intended,inthesecolumnsandparticui,iradviceon tomakesomeofthismate-careers: rialavailabletoCatholics. (3)toachievethesetwo EnquiriesmayalsobeendsonaState-widebasis addressedtothesecretary.bymakingthisinformation Heis,however,abusyman,availablethroughthese andintendingenquirersarecolumns. remindedthatanumberofItshouldbeclearthatthe possibleenquirieswillbechoiceofacareerisoneof

TheCatholicSchools CAREERSGUIDANCECOMMITTEE

ListofAddressesfor1952

8p.m.Sunday,June29:

ACCOUNTANCY

9a.m.Monday,July7: TEACHINGPROFESSION

answeredinthecourseof thesenotesinsubsequent issues.

Itisrecommendedthat childrencomingtotheend oftheirtimeatschool,or theirparents,shouldcutout theconsecutivelynumbered notes,toappearin"The Record",andfilethemfor furtherreference.

Partoftheaimofthe CareersGuidancecommitteehasbeentoassist teachersinsupplyingguidanceiNformation,andtorelievethemofsomeofthe burdenofwork,aburden thatisbornewithgreatde- votion,endisofferunderestmated.

Todate,theactivityof thecommitteehasbeento arrangelecturesoncareers. Thesubjectshavebeenselectedbytheprincipalsof

Aquinas Highgaie

themostimportantina child'slife.Thatchoice shouldbemadeonabasis ofknowledge-knowledge ofthechild'scapabilities,of theparents'resources,of theparticularrequirements ofanumberofcareers. Thoughtandprayerbyboth parentsandchildrenshould precedeanychoice.Itisthe aimofthesenotestopre- sentthebasisoffactto childrenandparents,inthe lightofwhichchoicesmay bemade.

Wm.A.YOUNG, FAMILYBUTCHER

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Inadditiontothecountry parishesofTasmania,the SistersoperatealsoinFlynn and,KingIslands.Theircorrespondencecourseextends overanine-yearperiod.i.e., fromjuvenilesofsixyears, throughjuniorstothe seniorsat16years.

TheSistersundertakeno workincitiesOrtowns.Any girloffloodhealthand initiative,betweentheages of18-30mayapplyforadmission.Thereisnostipu- lationastoeducational standards,butgirlsshould havesomecapacity.

ThemottooftheCongre- gkionis"Intothehighways andbyways."Whileontheir caravanmissionstheSisters sleepinthecaravan,inthe sacristyorinhostels.Their novitiateandtrainingHouse areinHobart.

Mater.

OnJune26HisLordship arrivedinPerth.Hewill leavebycarforKalgorlie

onMonday.June30,where hewillentrainforPort Pine.TheBishopwillbe accompaniedbytheV.Rev. 0.O'Connor,administrator oftheGeraldtondioceseand theRev.A.E.Johnston,of Kensington,whowillpreach atHisLordship'senthronementatPeterborough,S.A. onJuly6.

StateMedallist

Thenunshaveaspecial devotiontothepriesthood, sincetheyaresocloselyassociatedwiththeirworkin the'outback.

HiberniansAspiretoIncrease MedicalBenefits,ReduceFees

DiscussingtheFriendlySocieties' HealthServicesduringtheweek,Mr.John Wall,grandsecretaryoftheHiberniansocietysaidhisorganisation'wouldbeableto increaseitsbenefitsforhospitalisationand doctors'visitsasfrom

Thepresenthospitalbenefitof6/perdaywould,he stated,beraisedto a day.Therebateonvisits toadoctorwouldbealso raised,from8/to10/per visitfromJuly1.

HestressedthattheadditionalGovernmentbenefit of4/adaywhileinhospitalcouldnotbeobtained outsidemembershipofan approvedsociety,ofwhich theHibernianwastheonly CatholiconeintheState.

TheHibernianHealthServicesschemeofferedequal, andinsomeinstances,better,benefitsthananyother organisation functioning, saidMr.Wall.OntheintroductionoftheCommonwealthMedicalBenefits therewaseverypossibility ofadditionalbenefitsbeing givenandofadecreasein subscriptions.

July1.

Peoplewhowerealready membersofanapproved HospitalBenefitfundcould iftheysodesired,transfer totheHibernianscheme withimmediatecover.There wasnoagelimitandonlya declarationofgoodhealth wasrequired.

Mr.Wallsaidthatthe financialsideofthescheme wasverysound.Thecombinedmembershipofall FriendlySocietieswasnearingthe14,000mark.

Thosewantingfurtherinformationshouldcontact Mr.

PHOTO-SALES

Copiesofallphotographs whichappearin"The Record"maybepurchased fromthisoffice.

NursesSelect NewOfficials

Attheannualgeneral meetingoftheCatholic Nursesguild,heldatFlorenceNightingale C1ub rooms,onJune18thefollowingwereelectedtohold officeforthecomingyear:President,Miss.M.Brady; vice-president,MissS.Boxsell:treasurer,MissM. Hunt;secretary,MissJ.McNamara:assistant-secretary,MissM.Doyle.

Executivecommittee memberselectedyere:-, MissesH.Henderson,V Sheedy,I.Palandri,Hopwood,D.Clarke,J.McCutchean,Melvin,B.Evans, E.Brady,A.Horne,and Mrs.S.Hack. TheV.Rev.J.M.Keane addressedagatheringof morethan100members, andwasveryenthusiasticallyreceived. TheRev.J.Hogan,chaplaintotheguild,expressed pleasureattheprogressof theguildduringtheyear, andthankedtheofficebearersofthepreviousyear.

Thenextmeetingofthe GuildwillbeheldonWednesdby.July16,at8pm

MAURINEBENZIE,

Frontabanker'sdiary N,.

Tuesday: Mr.6...1.aCiii-amP in with hi.t wife and their young brby. He needs cash to complete purthase of a small b:2siness.

Howmuchdoyouneed?

OnbehalfofaMultitudeofFriends,Parishioners

BishopGivesFatherPurcell Pulpit

Official Engagements

onHisGoldenJubilee

IMIMMa Tocelebratethesilverjubileeofthe ordinationoftheRev.T.W.PurcellO.M.I., theBeaconsfieldparishionersandmanyof FatherPurcell'sfriendsgatheredinSt. Patrick'shall,Fremantle,ontheevening ofJune19.

HisLordshipBishopapulpit;itwouldbeafitGoodyattended,andatthetingframeforhiseloquence, requestofMr.J.M.Mc-bringhimclosertohis Carthy,presidentofthepeopleandgraceaveryfine parishcommittee,presentedchurch. toFatherPurcellasilverItwaspleasingforhim plaquetobelaterplacedon(theBishop)toseethatthe thepulpit,thedonationenergyofapriestwasrefromtheparishandfriends.cognisedandhopedBeaIntheopeningspeechesconsfieldwouldremainviMr.J.McCarthy,Mr.M..rileandkeepgoingahead. KennyandMr.G.M.Hand-Itwaswithnleasurehe cock,membersofChurchmadethepresentation, organisationsworkingunderthoughonlyintoken.for FatherPurcell'sguidance,thepresent,andsincerely spokeineulogistictermofcongratulatedFatherPurtheresultofFather'sworkcellonhisjubilee,saying andthemannerinwhichthathetoorecognisedhis hewasreceivedandesteem-goodwork,priestlycharacedamonghidparishioners,ter,thezealandgrace howgladtheyweretobeshowninhismanyworks abletopaytributetohimandthatheshouldrightly onsuchanoccasion. joinincelebrationwithhis arish.

Superior'sTribute p WhenFatherPurcellrose

TheV.Rev.W.Cowan(oreplytoBishopGoody O.M.I.,superioroftheandaddressthosepresenthe OblatesatFremantle,spoke oftheesteemwithwhich oftheesteeminwhich hisownOrderandcongra.tulatedhimonattaining hissilverjubilee.Father Cowan,whoisnotedforhis humour,delightedthelarge crowdpresentwithhismany andpleasingremarks.

TheRev.W.ByrneO.M.I. saidthathehadknown FatherPurcellsincethey wenttoschooltogether:he hadfollowedFatherPurcell tomanypartsoftheworld, before,duringandafterthe Warandhadknownhimto beanctedmissioner.His popularitywasduetohis goodnessandpersonality andthesequalitieshadendearedhimtoall.

FrameforEloquence BishopGoodysaidthat hecouldwithallsincerity endorsetheremarksofthe previousspeakers.

Hewentontosaythathe hadknownFatherPurcell formostofhispriesthood andappreciatedwhateffortshehadmadeinthe parishandoutasfaras Spearwood.Hefeltsurethat FatherPurcellwouldbe gratefulandappreciativeof suchanappropriategiftas

appearedoverwhelmed.He thankedBishopGoodyfor attendingandsaidhewould treasurethememoryofthe Bishop'swords.Thenhe thankedallwhohadhelped inthearrangementofthe evening,notforgettingto returningoodmeasure someofthehumourofthe previousspeakers.Father Purcelltracedhislifeasa priestanditwasseenthat hisstudiesandexperiences hadcombinedtogiveto Beaconsfieldapriestof whomtheycouldbejustly proud.

HappyMemories

FatherPurcellsaidhehad veryhappymemoriesofhis ordinationandwasgladthat hisjubileehadcomewhen hewasatBeaconsfield.The schoolchildrenhadentertainedhimataconcertthe previousday,andthat morninghehadcelebrated HighMassandoffereda solemnTeDeum. Theeveningwasthendevotedtovariousitemsand dancing.TheBeaconsfield ladiessupoliedsupperand reallydidagrandjob.

June29: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Matthew'schurch,Narrogin.

July6: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Patrick'schurch,Katanning.

July27: ConfirmationatSt.Mary's Cathedral.

August3: 10.30:PresideatSolemn HighMassatRedemptorist monasteryNorthPerth.

August24: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatAllHallowschurch,Boulder.

August28: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Mary's, Coolgardie.

August29: AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationattheclose oftheReligiousHoliday schoolatSt.Joseph's church,Wagin.

August31: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Mary's church,Kalgoorlie. ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Michael's church,Tambellup.

September7: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Joseph's church,Wagin.

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Pride,IgnoranceandFlabbiness

Thereine4fortheworld'sillsisthesametoday asitwasintheearlydaysofChristianity.The worldmustdopenanceandrecognisethattheKingdomofGodisathand.Admittedlythehistorical positionisunique.NeverbeforeintheChurch's historyhasthevastbulkofmenwhoaretoheconvertedtotheFaithbeenalsothesamemultitude whohavebeenperverted.Themodernworldcannotcometo'thevisionofGodwiththefreshwonder oftheoldpaganworld.Forthemenofourtime, thoughtheyhaveceasedtohavethesubstanceof theFaith,havelivedintheever-darkeningpenumbra ofitstraditionsandtheirinfluenceoncivilsociety. Thechiefobstaclestotheconversionofourwork-adayworldarespiritualpride,ignoranceandflabbinessofwill.TothesiniplestmanwithintheFaith itispatentthathumansocietyisinrapiddecline. Butthe.modern"intellectuals"sofarfromrecognising-theuniversaldecay,pratewildlyabouttheonwardrushofprogress,theapotheosisofmanand hiscompleteself-sufficiency.Sofarfromfinding humilityoratleastchagrinintheirdecadence,they havethecuriousyetterribleself-exaltationand irrationalhopewhichsymptomisesthespiritual diseasecalledPride.

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Butthepeopleatlargearenotcovernedwiththe supernaturaltruthormoralstandards:Theyarc sheerlyunawareoftheirexistence,theircertainty. andtheirefficacy.Theylabourintheilarkcloudof ignorance.Nothingbetterillustratesthisfactthan thefrequentapimaltotheword"modern"asanexplandtion,ajustifiC:ation.'acriterionofsuperiority furalineofthoughtoraction.Tothereallyrational, manthemerehistoricalmomentwouldargue nothingonewayortheother.Butthemodernworld isignorant,notonlyinthesensethatitlacksthe Faith,butinthesensethat.despiteextraordinary advancesinthephysicalsciencesandotherbranches oflearning,ithaslostthepowertoco-ordinateits findingsthattheymightavail'inthepursuitoftrue wisdom.Itisthemeresttruism,butincontestable andstartling,thatFaithandreasonstandorfall together.IthasbeentheChurch'sexperiencethat philosophywasthehandmaidenoftheology.When. menceasedtoacceptthemoralauthorityofthe Church,theyverypresentlycametolosegripofthe naturalfundamentalsofthought.Philosophywent oerboardwiththeology.Sothatthemodernworld didnotevenattempttoexplainthingsbytheirultimatecauses.Inthenaturalorderthemodernworld isguiltyoftheworstkindofignorance-super***

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Butthereisathirdelementstandingbetweenthe bleaknessofmodernlifeandtheCityofGod.Itis thealmostuniversalconditionofmoralflabbiness. Itis'notaseparatedisease,butisintimatelylinked withthelossofFaith.Thescepticsofthelastcenturyprofessedthattherewasnointerdependence betweenreligiousbeliefandmorals.Theyignored, thefactthatthenaturallawisDivinelaw,andthat themoralconductoflifeislargelyconditionedby theweightofsanctionsbehindit.Naturalreligion hasinfactprovedinsufficientbecauseofthelackof sufficientmotiveformoralgoodness.Couldthe modernworldbebroughttoaccept,intellectuallyor spiritually,theChristianwayoflifeagainthere wouldbethefurtherstruggletomakeitpractically effective.Forthemodernworldisdiseasedinthe' wwllperhapsevenmorethanintheintellect.And thisagainisacommonfactorinspiritualpridethatithasnofoundationinreality.FromthisterriblesloughofthespirittheCatholicChurchalone canraisetheworld.Itisintheworldbuttheworld knowsitnot.

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Thebasicwageprinciple bywhichthesingleman's wageisfixedonthesame scaleasthatpaidtoamarriedmanwithawifeand familywaspreposterousand calledforrevision,saidHis GraceArchbishopMannix, ofMelbourne,recently.His Gracewas',peakingatthe annualconferenceofthe CatholicWomen'sSocial Guildexecutive.CommentingonanaddressbyMr. JusticeDunphy,Archbishop

Mannixsaid:"Thesingle manisineffectpaidforthe supportofawifeandchildrenthathehasnotgot.It isreallyanincentivefor singlementoremainunmarried.Thewholething seemstomepreposterous andcallsforrevision.Ihope theGovernmentwillseethe needofreviewingthe methodoffixingthebasic wageandplacingitona rationalbasis."

OnbehalfofaMultitudeofFriends,Parishioners

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June29:

ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Matthew'schurch,Narrogin.

OMEN&Tocelebratethesilverjubileeofthe ordinationoftheRev.T.W.PurcellO.M.I., theBeaconsfieldparishionersandmanyof FatherPurcell'sfriendsgatheredinSt. Patrick'shall,Fremantle,ontheevening ofJune19. HisLordshipBishop Goodyattended,andatthe requestofMr.J.M.McCarthy,presidentofthe parishcommittee,presented toFatherPurcellasilver plaquetobelaterplacedon thepulpit,thedonation fromtheparishandfriends.

Intheopeningspeeches Mr.J.McCarthy,Mr.M. KennyandMr.G.M.Handcock,membersofChurch organisationsworkingunder FatherPurcell'sguidance, spokeineulogistictermof theresultofFather'swork andthemannerinwhich hewasreceivedandesteemedamonghidparishioners, howgladtheyweretobe abletopaytributetohim onsuchanoccasion.

Superior'sTribute

TheV.Rev.W.Cowan O.M.I.,superiorofthe OblatesatFremantle,spoke oftheesteemwithwhich oftheesteeminwhich hisownOrderandcongratulatedhimonattaining hissilverjubilee.Father Cowan,whoisnotedforhis humour,delightedthelarge crowdpresentwithhismany andpleasingremarks.

apulpit;itwouldbeafittingframeforhiseloquence, bringhimclosertohis peopleandgraceaveryfine church.

Itwaspleasingforhim (theBishop)toseethatthe energyofapriestwasrecognisedandhopedBeaconsfieldwouldremainvi.rileandkeepgoingahead. Itwaswithpleasurehe madethepresentation, thoughonlyintoken,for thepresent,andsincerely congratulatedFatherPurcellonhisjubilee,saying thathetoorecognisedhis goodwork,priestlycharacter,thezealandgrace showninhismanyworks andthatheshouldrightly joinincelebrationwithhis parish.

WhenFatherPurcellrose toreplytoBishopGoody andaddressthosepresenthe

appearedoverwhelmed.He thankedBishopGoodyfor attendingandsaidhewould treasurethememoryofthe Bishop'swords.Thenhe thankedallwhohadhelped inthearrangementofthe evening,notforgettingto returningoodmeasure someofthehumourofthe previousspeakers.Father Purcelltracedhislifeasa priestanditwasseenthat hisstudiesandexperiences ,hadcombinedtogiveto Beaconsfield apriestof whomtheycouldbejustly proud.

HappyMemories

FatherPurcellsaidhehad veryhappymemoriesofhis ordinationandwasgladthat hisjubileehadcomewhen hewasatBeaconsfield.The schoolchildrenhadentertainedhimataconcertthe previousday,andthat morninghehadcelebrated HighMassandoffereda solemnTeDeum., Theeveningwasthendevotedtovariousitemsand dancing.TheBeaconsfield ladiessum:fliedsupperand reallydidagrandjob.

July6: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Patrick'schurch,Katanning.-

July27: ConfirmationatSt.Mary's Cathedral.

August3: 10.30:PresideatSolemn HighMassatRedemptorist monasteryNorthPerth.

August24: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatAllliallowschurch,Boulder.

August28: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Mary's, Coolgardie.

August29: AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationattheclose oftheReligiousHoliday schoolatSt.Joseph's church,Wagin.

August31: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Mary's church,Kalgoorlie. ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Michael's church,Tambellup.

September7: ConfirmationandcanonicalvisitationatSt.Joseph's church,Wagin.

HisExcellencyCarriesHostinHighgateProcession

TheRev.W.ByrneO.M.I. saidthathehadknown FatherPurcellsincethey wenttoschooltogether;he hadfollowedFatherPurcell tomanypartsoftheworld, before,duringandafterthe Warandhadknownhimto beanotedmissioner.His popularitywasduetohis goodnessandpersonality andthesequalitieshadendearedhimtoall.

FrameforEloquence

BishopGoodysaidthat hecouldwithallsincerity endorsetheremarksofthe previousspeakers.

Hewentontosaythathe hadknownFatherPurcell formostofhispriesthood andappreciatedwhateffortshehadmadeinthe parishandoutasfaras Spearwood.Hefeltsurethat FatherPurcellwouldbe gratefulandappreciativeof suchanappropriategiftas

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Pride,IgnoranceandFlabbiness

Thereme4fortheworld'sillsisthesametoday asitwasintheearlydaysofChristianity.The worldmustdopenanceandrecognisethattheKingdomofGodisathand.Admittedlythehistorical positionisunique.NeverbeforeintheChurch's historyhasthevastbulkofmenwhoaretoheconvertedtotheFaithbeenalsothesamemultitude whohavebeenperverted.Themodernworldcannotcometo'thevisionofGodwiththefreshwonder oftheoldpaganworld.Forthemenofourtime, thoughtheyhaveceasedtohavethesubstanceof theFaith,havelivedintheever-darkeningpenumbra ofitstraditionsandtheirinfluenceon'civilsociety. Thechiefobstaclestothecorwersionofourwork-adayworldarespiritualpride,ignoranceandflabbinessofwill.TothesimplestmanwithintheFaith itispatentthathumansocietyisinrapiddecline.

Butthe.modern"intellectuals"sofarfromrecognisingtheuniversaldecay,pratewildlyabouttheonwardrushofprogress,theapotheosisofmanand hiscompleteself-sufficiency.Sofarfromfinding humilityoratleastchagrinintheirdecadence,theyhavethecuriousvetterribleself-exaltationand irrationalhopewhichsymptomisesthespiritual diseasecalledPride.

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Butthepeopleatlargearenotcoticernedwiththe supernaturaltruthormoralstandards:They-are sheerlyunawareoftheirexistence,theircertainty, andtheirefficacy.Theylabourintheilarkcloudof ignorance.Nothingbetterillustratesthisfactthan thefrequentaptiealtotheword"modern"asanexplanation,ajustification2acriterionofsuperiority furalineofthoughtoraction.Tothereallyrational manthemerehistoricalmomentwouldargue nothingonewayortheother.Butthemodernworld isignorant,notonlyinthesensethatitlacksthe Faith.butinthesensethat,'despiteextraordinary advancesinthephysical'sciencesandotherbranches oflearning,ithaslostthepowertoco-ordinateits findingsthattheymightavail'inthepursuitoftrue wisdom.Itisthemeresttruism,butincontestable andstartling,thatFaithandreasonstandorfall together.IthasbeentheChurch'sexperiencethat philosophywasthehandmaidenoftheology.When. menceasedtoacceptthemoralauthorityofthe Church,theyverypresentlycametolosegripofthe naturalfundamentalsofthought.Philosophywent overboardwiththeology.Sothatthemodernworld didnot;evenattempttoexplainthingsbytheirAltimatecauses.Inthenaturalorderthemodernworld isguiltyoftheworstkindofignorance-super.ficiality.

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Butthereisathirdelementstandingbetweenthe bleaknessofmodernlifeandtheCityofGod.Itis thealmostuniversalconditionofmoralflabbiness. Itis.notaseparatedisease,butisintimatelylinked withthelossofFaith.Thescepticsofthelastcenturyprofessedthattherewasnointerdependence betweenreligiousbeliefandmorals.Theyignored, thefactthatthenaturallawisDivinelaw,andthat themoralconductOflifeislargelyconditionedby theweightofsanctionsbehindit.Naturalreligion hasinfactprovedinsufficientbecauseofthelackof sufficientmotiveformoralgoodness.Couldthe modernwoadbebroughttoaccept,intellectuallyor spiritually,theChristianwayoflifeagainthere wouldbethefurtherstruggletomakeitpractically effective.Forthemodernworldisdiseasedinthe' Allperhapsevenmorethanintheintellect.And thisagainisacommonfactorinspiritualpridethatithasnofoundationinreality.FromthisterriblesloughofthespirittheCatholicChurchalone canraisetheworld.Itisintheworldbuttheworld knowsitnot.

Dr.MannixSaysIIIsPreposterous

PayingSingleandMarriedtheSame

Thebasicwageprinciple bywhichthesingleman's wageisfixedonthesame scaleasthatpaidtoamarriedmanwithawifeand familywaspreposterousand calledforrevision,saidHis GraceArchbishopMannix, ofMelbourne,recently.His Gracewasspeakingatthe annualconferenceofthe CatholicWomen'sSocial Guildexecutive.Comment-

Mannixsaid:,"Thesingle manisineffectpaidforthe supportofawifeandchildrenthathehasnotgot.It isreallyanincentivefor singlementoremainunmarried.Thewholething seemstomepreposterous andcallsforrevision.Ihope theGovernmentwillseethe needofreviewingthe methodoffixingthebasic ingonanaddressbyMr.wageandplacingitona JusticeDunphy,Archbishoprationalbasis."

QuestionsandAnswers

GunpowderPlotWasOriginally

UsedasaSticktoBeattheChurch

Havethe5thofNovember celebrationsanythingtodo withtheCatholicreligion?

Veryfewpeoplewould thinksotoday;andany whodothinksowouldcertainlybewronginthinking theCatholicChurchtobe jnvolved.Thecelebrations i.resupposedtocommemoratethefailureofwhatis calledinEnglishhistorythe "GunpowderPlot."

In1605,347yearsago, someCatholics,includinga YorkshiremannamedGuy Fawkes,resentingthepersecutionstowhichtheywere subjected,determinedto blowupKingJamesIand hisParliament.But,on November5,theplotwas discovered,andtheringleadersexecuted.Protestantsusedtocelebratethis eventeveryyearbyburning eillgiesofthePope.

ArthurBryanttellsus,in hislifeofKingCharlesII, thatinthoseroughtimes Protestantsusedtostuffthe effigiesofthePopewithlive cats,sothattheagonising squallingandhowlingofthe poorcreaturesastheeffigieswereburnedinthebonfireswouldmakethings morerealistic,thecrowds shoutingwithdelight throughoutthecruelperformance.

Happily,thosedaysare gone.Thecelebrationof November5isbecoming moreandmorerare.And thefewwhodobotherabout itattachnoreligioussignificancetoit.Theyare mostlychildrenwhomakeit anoccasionforbonfiresand fireworkswithnothoughts beyondthefuntheygetout ofit.

CatholicsFindDifficulty LivingUpToTheFaith

Q.:Ifyouareoutforconverts,I'mafraidI'mnot yourmeat.

R.:Iamouttoexplain theCatholicreligionto thosewhowanttohearit explained;andtoprovide theanswertodifficulties theywantsolved.Asfor convertingpeople,howfar theywillbeconverteditis forthemselvestosay.Our LordbadetheApostles,"Go,teachallnations."Hedid notsay,"Convertallnations."Hedidnoteven convertalltowhomHe Himselfspoke;andHegave thereasonintheparableof theseedwhichhadvery

ContrastofTwoQueensOmits

AllConsiderationofCharacter

litepictorialjournal, "Pix,"ofFebruary23,1952, dosiribin.gMaryLdaughter ofHenryVIIIbyhisfirst wee,KatherineofAragon, whareignedfrom1443to 1548,saysthatshewas "bigoted.morosethrough banythroubles,ill-health, andanunhappymarriageto SpanishPrinceArchduke Philip";andthat"sheestrangedhersubjectsbyher savagepersecutionofProtestants."

Idealtpreviouslywitha similarparagraphfrom -Piz,"inwhichthatpaper resurrectedthe"Bloody Mary"slander,longsincerepudiatedbyunbiasedhistorians.ThatMarywasnot bigotedIprovedlasttime.

Abigotwouldnotbeginher reignasMarydid,byappealingtoallhersubjects, whetherCatholicsorProtestants,toiivetogetherin peaceandcharity,ceasing tocalloneanotherbythe devilishnamesof"Papist" or"heretic."

Thatthroughfamily troubles,ill-healthandher unhappymarriage,shewas moroseinthesenseofbeing ofaseriousandevenofa saddispositionistrue;but shewasnotsourandillmanneredinherdealingswithothers.Thathersub)ects herwereestrangedfrom bytherepressivemeasuresagainstProtestantsin thelateryearsofherreignis true.

But,asIpointedoutpreviously,thosemeasureswere broughtbyProtestantson themselvestoagreatextentbytheirownactivedisloyalty,andwereinsistedon bytheQueen'sCouncilas aLsolutelynecessaryforthe preservationoflawand orderintherealm.And moreCatholicswereputto deathinthefollowingreign ofQueenElizabeththanProtestantsinthereignofMary.

"GOODQUEENBESS" "Underher.""Fix"declares,"Britishnavalmight defeatedtheSpanishAr-

madaandlaidthefoundationsofseapower."

Itistruethat,inthehistoryoftheriseandfallof nations,England'srisetowardsbecomingafirst-class Powercanbesaidtohave datedfromthereignof Elizabethi.Andfromthen untilalmostourowntimes, weBritish-asIdidmyself asaboy-couldsingwith nationalpride,"Britannia RulestheWaves."Andwe couldboast:"Britonsnever, howevermanyotherpeoples weenslaved.Butallthat concernstemporalpowerin thisworld,inthegainingof whichforEnglandnoone couldorevenwouldwishto denyElizabeth'sshare.

AGREATENGLISH RULER

"Shewas,"concludes "Pix,""oneofthegreat Englishrulers." Thatisincontestable,as farasthehistoryofworld affairsisconderned.But letusnotconfusepolitical greatnesswithpersonal goodness.When"Pix"sets outtocontrastthepersons oftheEnglishQueenit choosestocall"Bloody Mary,"andoftheonenamed ElizabeththeFirst,israises thequestionofthetwo womenconcerned.

NowtheSydney"SundaySun"recentlyrevieweda bookcalled"Unwedded Bliss,"byKenelmFoss.And thereviewsaysthatFoss, speakingofQueenElizabeth I,supportsthepopularview thatshewasnovirgin Queen.Andthispassageis TennisRacquetsRestrungby expertsatWimbledonSports Depot,14BonMarcheArcade PhoneB2219.

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selectedfromthebookas particularlyworthyofquo- tation:"Thisgreatqueen, greatpatriot,courageous woman,dreadfulliarandhypocrite,treacherous schemer,disloyalfriendand lover,andevasivediplomat, hardlyhadachancetobe chastewithtwosuchparents asHenryVIIIandAnne Boleyn."

MaryTudorwasnota greatQueenpolitically, thoughshewasbothpatriotic andcourageous.Weallknow howEngland'slossofCalais sodistressedherthatshe saidtheword"Calais" couldbefi.;.,1writtenon herheartalterherdeath. Noone,colo any honestyatallwriteofthe CatholicQueenMaryallthe otherthingsKenelmFoss hadtosayofherProtestant successorElizabethI.!;c much,then,foryourquo- tationsfrom"Pix"--apaper whichIdonotthinkeven intendstobetakenseriously byitsreaders.

differentresultsaccording totheverydifferentqualitiesofthesoilonwhichit fell.

"TOODIFFICULT!"

Q.:I'venoseriousobjectionstoCatholictheory,but Ifearthechasmbetween theoryandapplication.

R.:Ithasbeensaidthat theCatholicreligionisa beautifulreligiontodiein, butadifficultreligionto livein.Idonotdenythe difficulty.HowcouldI,when ChristHimselfsaid:"Ifany manwillcomeafterMe,let himdenyhimself,takeup hiscross,andfollowMe?" ButIdoinsistthatthe Catholicreligion,asno other,providesallthehelp necessarytomeetandsurmountthatdifficulty,for thosewhohavethegoodwill topractisethatreligionfervently.

"BORNCATHOLICSFAIL"

Q.:Ihaveobservedin Catholicsborntothefaith acertaininabilitytoreconciletheteachingsoftheir religiontotheirownlives.

R.:Surelythatisonlyto beexpected!TheCatholic Churchwon'twaterdown heridealstosuitanybody. SheisevermindfulofOur Lord'swords,"Beyeperfectasyourheavenly Fatherisperfect."Butshe knowsthatperfectionisnot theworkofaday.Andshe makesfullallowancesfor theweaknessofhumannature,whichalternatelysucceedsandfailsinthestruggleforvirtue.

Idoubtwhetherthereis aCatholicintheworldwho wouldnottellyouthathe findsacertaininabilityto reconcilehislifeandhisreligion,andthathewishes toheaventhathewasa betterCatholicthanheis!

"CONSTANTSTRUGGLE"

Q.:Theyareconstantly strugglingwiththemselves. R.:Aslongastheykeep doingthat,they'llbeall right.It'swhentheystop

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strugglingwiththemselves thatthereisneedforanxiety.FortheChristianlife isofitsverynatureawarfare-acontinualstruggle, againsttheworld,theflesh, andthedevil. Andcertainlytheroadto self-conquestcan'tbean easyone.TheCatholic Churchcan'tgivevirtueto people.Shehelpsthemto acquireit.Butthebuilding upofaChristiancharacter withthehelpsheoffers remains,andmustremain, theworkofeachindividual Catholic.

"BADCATHOLICS"

Q.:OtherCatholics,while Catholicbydefinition,are un-Catholicbyliving.

R.:SuchCatholics,tothe extentinwhichtheyhave ceasedtomakeanyefforts toliveasCatholicsshould, havesimplythrowninthe towel.Butthat'stheirfault, notthefaultoftheirreligion.And conclusiontheonlylogical foranon-Catholiclikeyourselfwouldbe, "Well,ifeverIdidbecome aCatholicI'datleasttryto beagoodoneratherthan goonlivingasifIhad neverbecomeaCatholicat all."

"WORSTENEMIESYOUR OWN"

Q.:TheCatholicChurch hasmanyenemieswithin andwithout:andthose withinarethedeadliest.

R.:Toacertaindegreeit istruethattheworstene-

miesoftheCatholicChurch arebadCatholics.That wouldnotbeso,were peopleingenerallogical. Butpeopleingeneralare notlogical.Weretheylogicaltheywouldrealizethat thebadCatholicisnotlivinguptohisreligion,and theywouldblamehimfor notlivinguptohisreligion, nottheCatholicreligionhe isnotattemptingtoputinto practice.

Butno.Peopleseeabad Catholicandsaymostillogically,"Ifthat'stheCatholicreligionyoucankeepit asfarasI'mconcerned." Twoseconds'thoughtwould tellthemthatthat'snotthe Catholicreligion.However, Isupposethere'snoremedy forthat,andonecanbut carryon,hopingthatnotall peoplearesounreasonable.

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DearUncleMac,-Ihope ouarewell.Itisalong .meagosinceIwroteto ou,butIseeyouaregetngafewletters.MybirthayisNovember22,thatis hefeastofSt.Cecilia FatherKellyisourparish riestandhegivesusfootalleveryMondayandon TuesdayswehaveLatin. 'hereisaParentsand Friends'Societyherenow, ndtheyaregoingtoget DITlemoneytohavealot onetotheconvent.Stanley bignowandheisinto 3ngtrousers.Hewillbe15 nJune14.Heistaking hisIntermediatethisyearso wearesayingsomespecial prayersforhim.Hispal TerryOrrelwenttherethis 'ear.Theyhavearecord lumberofboysatthe 'uniorate. IwishGrandma couldwriteagaintoyoubeauseIlikereadingthem. mustclosenowasthisis illthenews.Goodbye. (ourlovingfriend,-GEOFFBURROW.

DEARGEOFF,-Thank ,,ousomuchforrememberngmeAndIhavenoted (ourbirthdaydate.

NodoubttheLatin.etc.is easier'atschoolbecauseof hefootballunderFather KellyYou'reluckytohave tire.Inwhatpositiondo youplay,Geoff?

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DearUncleMac.-Thisis thesecondtimeIhavewrittentoyou.Wewentfora picnicafortnightagoand tooktheFriedmanswithus. Thechildren'snamesare GeoffreyandMaureen.The, picnicwasatCanningDam" andwealllikeditveryn much.Iwassopleasedtog seemyletterin"TheRe-j cord.Thankyouverymucha forprintingit.Godblessg you.Fromyourlittleniece,t -JANGROESSLER. 1 -

DearJan,-Thankyoufor yourlovelyletterButI'llbe allthemorepleased,Jan,to receiveathirdletterin whichyoutellafewlittlef thingsaboutyourfirstcoup- 1 trytopleaseyour.oldUncle c, andallyourCousinsNow whaaboutit,dear?AmI t askingtoomuchordoyou thinkyoucantry?

Bestwishes, -UNCLEMAC. i

DownontheFarm i St.Thomas'School, Claremont.

DearUncleMac,-1hope youandalltheBushiesareI keepingfit.Thankyouvery muchforprintingmyfirst letter,whichIenjoyedvery much.Ourschoolhasjust comebackfromtwoweeks holidays.DuringtheMay holidaysmyfriendfrom Bullsbrookstayedwithus foraweek.Hernameis MargaretAdamsandshe livesonapoultryfarm.Be-' sidesowningfowlsthey haveaJerseycowanda babybull.Theyhavenot LAUBMAN

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amedityet.Todayanew irlstartedschool.Shehas istcomefromEngland, ndisaverynicegirl.Well, ood-bye;wishingyouand eBushiestheverybestof ck.Yoursfaithfully, MARGARETSHEPPARD

DearMargaret,-Thank ouforaveryniceletter. Nell,nowtheotherMararet'svisitisover,Isuposethenextthingwillbe returnvisittothepoultry armAndwhatatimethe woofyouwillhavethen! eedingthosechooks,milkngthecowsand(who nows?)youmightevenbe ntimetonamethecalf 3utjokingaside,Margaret, fyougoIthinkyou'llhave wonderfultime.Ioften eelthatchildrenshouldbe akenontripstothecountry spartoftheireducation. Bestwishesandwriteagain, -UNCLEMAC.

wishesandthegiftfrom yoursickfriend.RestassuredIshallprayforher recoveryCongratulationsoncomingtopoftheclass.Tellme Judithhowdoesitfeelto bedux?Inthedimdark distantages,Icametoponce -butthenIsharedthat honourwithfourothers.So inrealityIwasonlyonefifthduxandafifthofanythingisn'tasgoodasthe whole-unless,ofcourse,it's acaseofbeingkeptin. Now,jokingaside,best wishesandwriteagain.

-UNCLEMAC.

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ThenthelittleHiawatha Learnedofeverybirdits language, Learnedtheirnamesandall theirsecrets, Howtheybuilttheirnests insummer, Wheretheyhidthemselves inwinter, Talkedwiththemwhene'er hemetthem, Calledthem"Hiawatha's Chickens"

Ofallthebeastshelearned thelanguage, Learnedtheirnamesandall theirsecrets Howthebeaversbuilttheir lodges, Wherethesquirrelshid theiracorns, Howthereindeerranso swiftly, Whytherabbitwassotimid, Talkedwiththemwhene'er hemetthem, Calledthem"Hiawatha's Brothers." (Fromthe"SongofHia fellow).

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Spidersarenotinsects. TheybelongtoafamilycalledtheArachnids,andare relatedtothescorpionsand thesmallermitesandticks, andinspiteoftheirunprepossessingappearance,they aremostinterestingcreatures.

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udithToppedClass ReserveSt.,Claremont, St.Thomas'School, DearUncleMac,-1hope youarewell.Iwrotethis lettertothankyouforprintngmyletterto"TheReord."Thesickladygave usanother5/-fortheMissions,so1amsendingitto you.Willyoupraythatshe willgetbettersoon.Icame topoftheclasslasttermin sixthstandardandIwona lovelybookforaprize.At theendoftheyearI'mgoingtoPresentationConvent, Iona.Todayisourfirstday atschoolandwearegetting readyfortheInspector.I willclosenow.Good-bye Godblessyou.Iremain, yourssincerely, -JUDITHBROWN.

DearJudith,-Thankyou foryourletter,yourgood

DearUncleMac,-I wouldliketobeyour nephew.Iamsevenyears old.Mybirthdayisonthe fifthofNovemberandIalwaysgetcrackersforoneof mypresents.IgotoSt. Peter'sschoolandIamin secondstandard.Ihavesome chooksandtheyarenamed Charlie,Tony,Maryand Kathleen.Mumhasthe blackchookandAuntie Maryhasthegingerone. Theblackoneandthegingeronewereourchickens buttheyarenowbiggerthan theirmother.Ihaveone brother,Tony,whoalsogoes toschoolandisinfirstinfants,andtwosistersMary andKathy.Theystayhome withMum. Iamsending 2/6fortheBushiesAuntie Marygaveittometosend. Lovefrom

CHARLIEPATRICK NOLAN.

DearCharlie,-Welcome totheCornerandthanksfor yourgifttothe"Bushies."

ilt~tolises1~09411109400% offwithasbigabangas evenyoucouldhopefor. Yourideaofnamingthe chooksisanovelideaalso. Butthere'snothinglike keepingthingsinthefamily isthere' Well,Charlie,don'tforget towriteagainbecauseI reallyenjoyedyourfirst letter.BestwishestoTony, Mary,Kathleen,Mum,Dad andAuntieMary.Don'tforgettothankAuntyMary forme,too.-UNCLEMAC.

PenFriendsWanted DearUncleMac.-Ihope youarefeelingwell.Iam 10yearsofageandmy birthdayisonMarch25. Denmarkhasnoconventso mysisterandIgotoMiss Mohrforcatechismlessons. UncleMac,wouldyouplease tryandfindmeagirlpen friendinPerthabout10or 11yearsofage.Mysister, RitaandIgotoStateschool andmyfavouriteplaymates arePatRichardsonand HelenRandall.

Everyoneknowsthecommonhousespider.Itleads amostunhappyexistence. Itischiviedhere,there,and everywhere,andnosooner doesacobwebappearinthe cornerofaroomthana maidcomesalongand whisksitaway.Perhaps thisispartlybecausethe webofthehousespiderisso dirtyanduntidy-looking.It isnotaworkofartlikethe webofthegardenspider, butmerelyatangledmass ofdusty-lookingthreads. Nevertheless,ifleftundisturbed,themaleandfemale spiderslivequitehappilyin theirdustyretreat.Inone cornerisacosynest,shaped likeathimble,wherethe spiderslive,andinfrontof thenestthewebspreadsout andformsasortofflatplatformwhichisatrapforthe fliesandinsectsthatareto fillthespiders'larder.The femalehousespiderisquite adevotedmother.Everyyearshelaysaclutchoftiny eggsinasilkencocoon,and theresheremainswiththem, broodingovertheeggsuntil theyhatchoutintoyoung spiders.Theselittlespiders donotleavethehomeweb atonce.Whiletheyare tinytheyremainundertheir parents'care,andonlyleave whentheyarelargeenough tofendforthemselves.

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I'mreallygladtohaveyou Charlie,firstbecauseyou're aboyandsohelptofillup mylistofnephews,and secondly.becauseyouwrite suchafriendly,naturalletter. Ilikethetouchabout crackersbeingoneofyour presentsonthefifthofNovember.They'dcomeinvery handythen,I'msure,and I'mquitecertaintheygo

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DearPat.-Welcometo "TheCorner"andthanksfor yourletter.Ithinkyou're luckylivinginDenmark.I livedthereonceandIalwaysrememberitasamost beautifulplace.

I'llputanoteinabouta penfriend,Pat Don'tyougofishingwith thatbigbrotherofyours, PatYou'dhavesomefunif youdid,butthen,perhaps, youmaythinkfishingisno sportforgirls. Anyway,Pat,Writeagain, asoftenasyou,like.Idid enjoynearingfromyou.

Bestwishes, -UNCLEMAC.

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youngerthanmyself.My fatherworksontherailways atDenmark.UncleMac, wouldyoupleasetryand findme.agirlpenfriend aboutmyownage.Bishop GoodycametoDenmark aboutonemonthagotoconfirmus.Asthereisn'tany conventinDenmarkPatand IgototheStateschool. Goodbyefornow.Your melee, -RITAOFFER.

DearRita,-Thanksfor writingandyou'reverywelcometo"TheCorner,"too. ThedatesofbothPat'sand yourbirthdayshavebeen notedandwillbeacknowledgedwhentheyfalldue.

Ithinkyoumustenjoy livingatDenmark,butit's apityyouareunabletogo toaconventlikeother Catholicgirlsdo.Butboth Patandyouhaveawonderfulchanceofsettingafine exampletoyourProtestant friendsatschool,Rita.Have youthoughtofthingsin thatlight?

Ihopeyouwillwriteand thatyoureceivesplendidpen friendsBestwishes, -UNCLEMAC.

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a)LastessaAssociazione, primacosa:formare,migliorare,elevarese'edicornpagnidiapostolato.Bisogna semprelavorarsi,migliorarsi,riformarsi,salirepiu'in alto,vincereinuoviostacoli,tirarsuipiu'deboli, affrontarelenuovesituazioni,controllarechenonsi perdaquota...L'organizzazionee'disommaimportanza,equindifarlamarciarebene.Ricordatichechi trascinae'coluichehastoffa,cheopera.Tucercadi prestartiintuttoconzelo, bisognafaredelleassociazionivive.Ognisocioun.incarico.Ognimeserelazioni brevissimescritte,dell'attivita'svolta.Ognunos'interessidelpropriogruppo cercandodidinamizzare tuttiisoci.Bisognafinirla eonitreoquattrosgobboni eitrentasociscalda-panche.E'l'oradell'azioneha dettoitPapa,Cihachiesto sesiamoprontiebisogna chelosiamotutti.

b)LaParrocchia,e'rambienteordinariodell'apostolatoorganizzato.Perl'AzioneCattolicalavitadella Parrocchiae'caratterebasilare:l'insegnamentodel Catechismo,I'organizzazione diunOratorio,diunasezionesportiva,diunafilodrammatica,diunabiblioteca.diunabanda,diuna "ConferenzadiS.Vincenzo,"diunlaboratorio,di unascuolaserale,diuncircoloricreativo,corsidiconferenzeolezioni,festeggiamenti,manifestazionireligiose,pellegrinaggi,colonie, missioni,pmeettopasquale perlevariecategoricdi persone.ecc.ecc.

c)L'apostolatod'ambiente necessarissimo.Organizzare laconquistadelrambiente divita,dilavoro.Sipuo' tentarelaconquistadiun palazzo,diunavia,diun ufficio,diunafabbrica,di unascuola,diunanaveecc. Vincereitrispettoumano, sapersiimporreagliavversari.esseremottodiplomaticoedaccorto.Pero'laprimacosanecessariaperI'apostolatodiambientee'it sapersiconoscere,quindi portareitdistintivo,epoi aver avvicinaregrandetatticasapendo gliindividuio anchegruppidipersone.

Imetodisonomolti,ecco i principali:nonTarsi schiavidiunmetodo,far megliochesipuo',amare moltolasostanza,nonesseremonotoni,distribuire gliincarichifacendolavoraretutti,istruire,insegnare,aiutare,,controllare,ma ancheaverfiducia.

3)Apostolatospick CIOIo. cio'chesfuggeall'Organizzazione,esifadasingoloasingolo,dovunque, all'occasione.

A)Meriti,sipuo'giungerealpiu'acerrimoavversario-tenercontoche'ogni animae'unmondoase'sferrarel'attaccoalmomentogiustoefavorevole.

B)L'occasione.quella chetisipresentaesaperla prendereavolo-cercarla (incercadellapecorella smarrita) Crearlapurdi potersalvareun'anima.

C)Ledotidell'Apostolo, prudenza,ardimento,vita digrazia,convinzione,fiducianetSignore,unpo'di cultureecarita'(nonegoismo,interesse).

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ConclusioneL'Apostolo nonfalliscemaiperche' ognitentativodibenee'tier lagloriadiDio;perche'I'apostolofasemprebenease esiacquistaitparadiso; perche'cio'chenonda' fruttooggitopuo'darefra ventianni,perche'itbene chesifanone'maiper- duto.

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E'unmalequesto?no.Se Diocihadatoquestaproprieta'naturale,e'segno cheEgliLavedevainnot necessaria;dunquenone'un maleessereastutemabisognaesserlonetbene.Eprimadituttoquest'astuziabisognausarlacolmarito, vantaggiosuo,senehabisognopertirarloalbene. Unabuonamoglieaveva unmaritochesebbeneayesseavutobuoniprincipii nellasuagicventu',guasto etapessimelettureedalpraticareconpersoneincredule,sembravaaverperduta deltuttolafede.L'ottima moglieloraccomandava continuamentealSignore, mainparitemponontrascuravaoccasioneperridurlosenzacheegliseneaccorgesse,alleantichepratichedipieta'.Avevanoessi trebambinicheamavano teneramente;alladomenica essalipreparavatuttilindi eattilaticheparevanopro- priotrefiori,poilimandava dalmarito,insegnandoloro cheglidicessero:-Papa' ciconduciaMessa?-Ed ellaaggiungevagentilmente:-Si'fammiunfavore, accompagnalitu:vediioci sonogia'statedibuonora edintantoapparecchiero'it desinare.

Edegliguardavacon compiacenzaqueitrebravi bambini,sorridevaallamoglie,eandava.Inquesto modoglifeteriprenderela abitudinedellaMessafestiva.

Venivalaserae,seduti intornoaifocolaredomestico,lamogliemettevasulle bracciaalmaritoitpiu'piecinodeilorofiglioletti,poi fingendorivolgeretuttala suaattenzioneaipiu'grandicelli,raccontava oro qualchebelfattodellaSto riaSacraodellavitadiGesu'Cristo,efacevaloroopportunespiegazioni.Equalchevoltafingevadinonricordarsibenequestao quellacosa,ovverodiaver qualchepressantefaccenda acuiattendere,ericorreva aluipregandolochecornpisseitraccontoolaspiegazione.Edegli,unpo'per 'amoredilei,unpo'pernon parereignorantepressofigliuoli,lacompiaceva.Cosi' loabituavadinuovoasentireedanchearipeterela paroladiDio. Altrevolteellas'intrattenevapiu'delsolitoappiedi P.Abramo-DirettoreresponsabiledegliarticoliinItaliano.

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Ilmaritosorridevaesembravaprendesselacosain ischerzo;machisaquale segretolavoriofacevala graziainquell'anirnaper mezzodiquesteastuziesantamenteingegnose?IIfatto sie'cheessefuronocoronatedaunesitofelice,poiche'inpochianniquell'uomocheaveva,imparatoa riderediDioedellareligiosedivenneunuomodella piu'esemplarepieta'.

Eun'altramoglieviera pure,amatissimadalmarito cosi'cheeglinonpoteva stareunmomentolontano dalei.Maquantoessaera piaaltrettantoeglieraindifferenteinmateriadireligione.Ungiornoellagli disse:-Sentimiocaro,tu miamitantochenonpuoi sopportareneppureperun giornosololamialontananza;comefaraidunquea starelontanodametuttala eternita'?-cheintendi dire?-lechieseitmarito.

-Ohime'!purtroppo,risposeella,notnonpotremo essereunitipersempre, poiche'dopomortaiospero diandareinparadisoperla misericordiadiquelDioche adoroedamocontuttaranimamia;matu,miopoveroamico,tuchenonvuoi crederene'serviceitSignore,doveandrai?

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Lord'sTableDeclinedToday For

Secularism'sLunch

Mankind'sdismal,warring stateofaffairstodayisthe resultofspiritualstarvation. Theworld,forthemostpart, languishesinsoul-anaemia becausemenhavewidely :ejectedtheBreadofLife, theBodyandBlood,Soul andDivinityofJesusChrist, theSonofGod.

TheFeastofCorpus ChristirecallstheunmitigatedwarningoftheSaviour concerningthesoul'shunger andthirstforHim:"Unless youeattheFleshoftheSon ofMan,anddrinkHis Blood,youshallnothave lifeinyou."ThestarksignificanceofJesus'words, andtheirterrifyingall-inclusiveness,leavenoroom forambiguity.Hedidnot say,"Unlessthisorthat classofpersoneatsMy Flesh,"but"Unlessyou(all ofyou)eat ."Theworld cannotdefenditselfonthe scorethatitwasnotproperlywarned.

TheRedeemerrepeatedthe sameideainjustslightly differentwordsseveral timesonthatoccasion,describedinSt.John'sGospel, thesixthchapter.Hepermittedtheweakoffaithto depart;Hewouldnothold thembylesseningthemiraculousforceofHisdoctrineontheEucharist.The

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Accordingtoastatement oftheAirBoard,thenew coursesforCatholicpersonnelwillseektodevelop both-highidealsandthe qualityofleadership."

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EucharististherealChrist, sacramentallypresentunder theappearanceofbreadand wine.

OurBlessedLordleftno doubtaboutthatall-importantfactHeeventurned totheApostles,afterHehad announcedHisintentionof givingHimselfasthefood ofmen,andinvitedthem alsotoleaveHimiftheyrefusedtobelieveHisliteral words.ItwasthenthatSt. Petermagnificentlyconfessed:"Lord,towhomshallwe go?Thouhastwordsof everlastinglife,andwehave cometobelieveandtoknow thatThouarttheChrist,the SonofGod."

EversincetheLastSupper,ontheeveofJesus'infiniteSacrifice,theChurch hasmaintainedthedoctrine andpracticeoftheBlessed Eucharist,teachingthatthe consecratedHostisnomere symbolofChrist,butChrist Himself.

Buttheso-calledReformers,liketheunbelievingJewswhoheardChrist's promise,preferredtogo awayand"walkwithHim nomore,"todeprivetheir soulsoftheoneFoodthat injectssupernaturallifeinto aman'ssoul,enableshim toperformsupernaturalactions,andfitshimfora supernaturalgoal-theeternalVisionofGod.

Andsothesoulofthe world,onthewhole,is spirituallyemaciated,weak, enervated,gaspingoutits spirituallife,becausemost menhavenottakenChrist atHisword.Theoneswho choosetohavenoseatat theLord'sTablewillbe

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foundatthelunchstandof securalism,tryingvainlyto satetheirsoul'sappetite withthemeringueofgodlessidleology.Andtheywalkawaystillhung:y. Thepresentforcesofevil areobesewiththenourishmentofmaterialpower TheyfeastatSatan'stable onthecarrionoffellow humanbeingsslaughtered inthedefenceofreligion andright.AndSatanenjoystheOnlymacabrebanquet amanoffaithcan conqueramanofdisbelief. Onlysoulsnourishedon ChristHimselfcanfind strengthtovanquishsouls satedwithdiabolical,pre-ternaturelprovender.

TheLord'sinvitationto HisBanquetwasnotrecalledwhentheunbelievers leftHimalonewithHis Apostlesandafewother faithfulfollowers.Hestilldesireswithinfinitelovethat allmencometoHimforthe Foodoftheirsouls.AndHe willprovidetotheearnest seekerthefaiththatslakes theBreadofAngelsdigestible.

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Arrangementshavebeenconcludedto enabletheAustralianpilgrimsinthe1953 pilgrimagetobeinLondonfortheCoronation.Thiswillbeauniqueopportunityfor manytowitnessthehistoricpageantryof theoccasion.

Theitineraryhasbeen slightlyalteredtofitinwith thisplan.InsteadofdisembarkingatMarseillesaspreviouslyannouncedonMay 24,thepilgrimswilltravel directtoLondonarriving March29.Afterwitnessing theCoronationceremonies thepilgrimageproperwill commenceonJune4.

TheAustralianpilgrimage organisationwasindeedfortunatetosecurehotelaccommodationinLondonfor itsanticipated500pilgrims. ThiswasnosmallfeatespeciallyassomanyAustraliansarebeingdisappointed onthisscore.Thetravel arrangementswerefortuitousasthereservationof 500berthsontheR.M.S. Strathairdwasmadein1951 Followingthedeparture fromLondon,thegroupwill stayovernightatParis;then onthefollowingdayjourney toLourdestocommencethe originalitineraryofthePilgrimage.

Tomeetwithcurrencyrestrictionsandespeciallyto provideourpeoplewithsufficientspendingmoneythe Continentalpartofthepilgrimagehasbeenmodified. Everyplaceintheoriginal itinerarywillbevisitedand everytripmentionedwillbe done.Thecurtailmenthas beeneffectedbyshortening thetimeattheplacesofthe longstays.ThedateofterminationinLondonwillstill beasscheduled,July12.

COSTLOWERED

Becauseofthiscurtailmentitwillmeanthatthe costwillbereduced.Previouslyitwasannounced thatthecostofthepilgrimagewouldbe£320Stg.all inclusivefirstclass.This embracesallcostsfromthe departurefromtheshipto breakfastonJuly12.

(£.500Stg.)thereislittle likelihoodofdifficultyin thatdirection. Theboatfareswillbefor thefulltriptoLondoninsteadofMarseilles. Grouptravel,especially ontheContinent,istheideal waytotravel.ForCatholics itisevenmoreso,asitprovidesopportunitytotakein therealspiritoftheshrines, andtomakethevisitsina devotionalway.

inFrance,ofthestrifein theprisoncompoundsin Korea,wheremanyanAustralianhasmadethesupremesacrifice,andthereported"leakages"inthe CommonwealthPublicService.Peaceseemsamyth.

ButdoAustralians,and Catholicsinparticular,realisehowfutileitistojust hopeforpeaceandhappinesswhilsttheagentsof Communismgainground?

Isitnotsignificantthat. MissRolaemulatesCardinalGilroy,leaderofthe CatholicChurchinAustralia,byreferringtothevictorybyaunioncontrolled bynon-Communists-the FederatedClerks'Unionof Australia-whichtriumphedincidentallyatNewcastle.

BothknowthatCommunismhasagreatally, apathy,thedespairoftrade unionofficials.

Letuseliminatepolitical bias,Liberal,Labouror CountryParty.TheCatholicChurchisopposedbyan adversarybentondestructionofallshestandsfor,as provedbythepersecution ofthereligiousinmany countries,andheradherentsmustneverslacken, ratherincreasebypersonal effort,thecrusadetodefeat thescourgethreateningour democraticwayoflife.

Action,NotWords

ThesecondAustralianPilgrimagehasreservationfor 500.Already100havepaid theirdepositsandobtained theirberthreservations. WiththeCoronationnow addedtotheitineraryitbecomesanopportunitynotto bemissed.Naturallythe numbercannotpossiblygo beyondthe500soitwillbe aquestionofthefirstapplications.

Applicationsorinquiries shouldbemadeto:-30ForrestPlaceorCatholicTravel Centre,175ElizabethStreet, Sydney.

HerdsofCows ButNottoEat

MANCHESTER (England),June5(N.C.).-The assumptionthatthereare toomanypeopleintheworld andtoolittlefoodshould notbeacceptedasafact.

"Thatisextremelyproblematical,"saidtheMost Rev.ThomasRoberts,former ArchbishopofBombay,in anaddresshere."Indiais acountrythathasmore cattlethananyothercountry intheworld.ButtoIndia thecowissacred.Tokilla cowinvolvesthedeath penaltyinsomeparts,"he added.

Thenewpriceforexactly thesameschedulewillbe £300Stg.Onthepresent coststheforeigncontentof suchajourneywillbe£110 Stg.,sothateveryperson willbeabletotake£40Stg. forprivatespendingonthe Continent.Astheamount permittedfortheUnited Kingdomismuchhigher

"Hinduswillnoteatthe cowbecauseoftheirtheory ofreincarnation.Theycannoteatwhatmayhavebeen theirgrandmother."

Itisabsolutelycorrect. asapreviouscorrespondent in"TheRecord"intimated. Communistsaretrained toinaugurateandmaintain internalstrifeinunionsthedailypressisacontinualreminderofthiscardinalobjective.Allsectionsofthecommunityare "fedup"withCommunist inspiredstoppagesand strikesinindustry,butnow letmetalkstraighttoCatholics.Whatactionare youtakingtoassistthose whobelieveinarbitration andupholdthegreattrade unionmovement?

Talkischeap.Thatis whyCatholicActionappeals -andtoallCatholics,to thestrongCatholicorganisations.notafew,butthe lot.RidAustraliaofthe Communistideologybygivingfullsupporttothe unions.

Manualworkers,the tradesmen,donotneed tellingthevalueofunionism-it'spartandparcelof theireverydayactivity.A non-unionistisscorned.

NoPeacewithReds

Yet,themostconvincing successoverCommunism hasbeenachievedbythe FederatedClerks'union, whichhastocontendwith Communism'sally,apathy, becausethousandsofclerks (maleandfemale)andtypists,machinists,etc.,will notvolunteertoassistin combatingAustralia's danger.

Ifmissionarieshadreceivedgreaterencouragement, Chinamighthavebeen Christianatthepresenttime, theArchbishopalsosaid. Buttoomuchattentionwas paidtocolonizationandtoo littletoconversion.

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AlthoughtheCatholic ChurchandtheF.C.U., amongstwhosemember: arevariedreligiousand politicalbeliefs,areunited againstthecommonfoeCommunism,enquiriesin themetropolitanareaaswell asoutside,revealthetruth. ManyaCatholicmanand womanintheclericalindustry,issupportingCommunists,throughapathy, whichMissRolachallenges soably.Willherappeal fallondeafears?-Yours. etc..

VicarGeneralReceives27 KalgoorlieBallDebutantes

OnJune18theGoldenJubileeCatholicBallinKalgoorlie attractedarecordcrowdofdancersandspectators,andfrom thisandeveryotherpointofviewthefunctionwasanoutstanding success.TheRt.Rev.Mgr.E.Kennedy,V.G.received27debutantes.

Thedecorativescheme,plannedandcarriedoutbyMisses 'EileenandRitaLove,featuredfestoonsofstreamersinthepapal coloursofgoldandwhite,alliedwithcardinalred,heldbygold andsilverbells,whileinthefoyer,intheorchestralpitandon thestagewerebowls,basketsandfestoonsofrosesinthesame shades.

Inthesup'perroom,onthe debutantes'tablewasa beautifullyicedcakesurmountedbyadebutantein icing,madebyandpresentedtothedebutantesby MrsH.Cooper.

Theofficialguests,whoincludedtheMayorofKalgoorlie,Mr.R.G.Moore, MonsignorKennedy,the Rev.FathersO'Sullivan, Kelleher,Dillon,McGrath andDyers.Mr.andMrs.J. D.Teahan,MrandMrs.F. ManginiandMissA.Martin werereceivedbythepresidentoftheballcommittee, (Mr.F.Bown),Mr.andMrs. F.O'Dea,andthesecretary, Mrs.H.McLernon,towhose untiringeffortsmuchofthe successofthefunctionwas due.

Aftertheballhadbeen officiallydeclaredopenby themayor,Mr.R.G.Moore, camethehighlightofthe evening-thepresentationof debutantestoMonsignor Kennedy.Thedebutantes wereprecededbythetwo flowergirls.StephanieAllan inburgundyandMaryFitzpatrick,inAliceblue.They carriedbasketsofcarnations whichtheypresentedto Mrs.TeahanandMiss Martin.

Firstamongthedebutantescamethetwinsisters, MissesBarbaraandBetty Snelling,andMissesJoan andJudithHannanwith theirpartners.Theneach debutanteadvancedwith herpartner,madehercurtseyofpresentationand

joinedherpartnerandat theendofthepresentations, thedebutantesandtheir partnersdancedtheirspecial dance.Mrs.J.Allan,who wasresponsibleforthe trainingofthedebutantes, presentedthemtoMonsignor Kennedy.

Thedebutantesandtheir partnerswere:MissesBarbaraandBetty Snelling(ColinBarronand DesThomson);MissesJoan andJudithHannan(Ron SmithandNormMartienson);MissCoralieMartienson,(NormBeardsell);Miss CarmelJohnson,(LeoTesser);MissPhylisSalinovich, (PhillipGiblett);MissDorothyThorn,(Dennis Hicks);MissBerniceDouglas,(BrianReid);MissBar-

baraDaly,(ArthurHodson); MissMoyaCooper,(Bill Cooper);MissBettyMaxwell,(RichardOates);Miss DorothyColgan,(ColinBennetts):MissJanetCarrington,(MaxColgan);Miss ElaineJohnson,(JackCrannage);MissLaurelTaylor, (RonRobinson);MissTeresaAylward,(WilliamHollingworth);MissTerryTurner,(LesGrafton);Miss AliceLanders,(JackSteel); MissBuelahLanders,(Kevin Landers);MissMargaret Englebrecht,(PeterGlassborow);MissMargaret Lynch,(TerryJorgensen); MissJeanLamotte,(Max Lamotte);MissTheresa Donnelly,(JimMiller); MissMaureenO'Sullivan, (AlbertTesser);MissBernadetteWatts,(Baydon Pascoe);MissJulieHayhow, (NoelFarrel).

Anexcellentsit-down supperwasservedbya committeeofcapableladies underthedirectionofMrs. A.Abud.

Thebelleoftheballwas MissJoyArmstrong,her lovelyfrockofmauveover bluetulle,withmauveover pleatingsandmatching stole,beingastylewhichis verypopularthisseason.

Flowergirls,StephanieAllanandMaryFitzpatrick,preparetocutthedebutantes'cake.

Thirty-NineY.C.W.Members

ExperienceEnclosedRetreat

AnenclosedRetreatattheRedemptoristmonastery,NorthPerth,duringthe pastweek-endwasattendedby39Y.C.W. membersandwasanoutstandingsuccess. Themostsignificantfeaturewasthemanner inwhichtheboyskepttheRetreatsilence. TheRetreatwasgivenbycourtowhomtheyhavea therectorofthemonasteryspecialdevotion.At10.30 -theV.Rev.P.TaltyRetreatantsattendedaspeC.Ss.R.ItcommencedatcialMissaCantatainher 5.30p.m.onSaturdaywithhonour.

alectureafterwhichtheDuringtherestofthe RetreatantsattendedaNo-dayanumberoflectures venatoOurLadyofPer-weregivenwhileample petualSuccour,TheNovenatimewasprovidedformedrawsalargecrowdtotheditation.TheRetreatantsreMonasteryeverySaturday.ceivedthePapalBlessingat AfterConfessionfollowedtheconclusionoftheRetreat anotherlecture;thenafterwhichtheyattended membersretiredfortheBenedictionoftheBlessed night. Sacrament.

EverychapreceivedHolyExecutivemembersofthe Communionatthe7o'clockMovementwishtothank MassonSunday.Membersthosememberswhomade werefortunateinmakingtheRetreat.Theirsacrifice theRetreatlastweek-endasingivingupaweek-endwas ontheSundaytheRedemp-matchedbythemannerin toristscelebratethefeastofwhichtheymadethe OurLadyofPerpetualSuc-Retreat.

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ASMIDNIGHTSTRIKES.Acornerofthe crowdedballroominKalgoorliewhena recordassemblyattendedtheGoldenJubileeCatholicball

AppealforFundsforUniversity CollegeExtendsintoManyParishes

TheappealforthebuildingofaCatholiccollegewithintheuniversitycontinues togathermomentumasvariousmembersof theclergyappealthroughouttheparishes. Thefinestresponseyetreceivedisfrom Waginwheremorethan£1000wasdonated.

OnJune15theRev.H. BrennanexplainedtheprojectinthePalmyraparish andonJune22hevisited Cunderdinandoutlyingdistricts.NextSunday,June 29,willfindhimmakingan

appealthroughtheKellerberrinparish. LastSunday,theRev.J. Bourkespokefromthe pulpitofStaroftheSea church,Cottesloeandon Sundaynextwillappealat Claremont.

SAINTMARIAGORETTI

OnSunday.July6.1902,thiswonderfullittlechild diedamartyrandwascanonisedinJune1950.

Beautiful'StatuesofthisPatronessofYouthand Purity.PerfectlyfinishedinPellegriniRomanCement, anddecoratedintubeoilsandfinegold,3ry.high, £19/7/6.Busts,10/6.

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CathyWouldGivetheWorldto LiveaDayinSomebody'sHome

We'llcallherCathy,thoughherrealnamewasevenprettier. Shecametousforaweek-endearlythisyear,shybutverysweet, withasmilethatcamesuddenlylikesunshineinabluesky.Like anymodernteenager,sheknewallthelatesthitnumbersand sheandmyownlittlegirlgavemesplendidconcertswhilethey wipedupdishesforme.I'dliketohearthatsweetvoiceagain, especiallysingingwithahauntingsadnessthesongsofherown country.No,notIreland-Wales!

MaybeCathywasoneof thegirlsFatherStinsonhad inmindwhenheappealedin arecent"Record"forgood Catholicfamiliestoboard youngmigrantgirlswhoare readytoleaveSt.Joseph's orphanage.

Whichbringsusbackto thebeginningofthestory.

ItwasjustafterChristmas thatIwentouttoSt. Joseph'sto"return"alittle girlwhoalwaysgoestomy friend'shomeforChristmas andhadfinishedupwitha eoupleofdaysatourplace.

Isawforthefirsttimehow beautifullythechildrenare oaredfor,Loththereandat St.Vincent'sFoundling home.Ivisualisedwitha senile,asSisterdescribedit tome,therowsofbabesin theirnappieslinedupunder thesprinklersnearthe Sowerbeds,gleefullycoolingoffonaswelteringday.

NoSpecialNotice

Isawaplayyardfairly .quirmingwithlittletwo alscithree-year-oldboysall .toutingandwavingatme, allyelling"Lady!Heylady!

Hello,lady!" reallybeggingmefortheonething thatalittlechildreedsso Anal,someonetotakespecialnoticeof"justme."Yet

IcouldseewhatSister meantwhenshesaid:"I cen'ttakeyouacrossthere -they'dtearyouapart."If youstoppedtospeaktoone, ifyoupickedhimupto caddiehimjustforaminute,

whatcouldyoudobut cuddleeverysingleoneof thetwentyorthirty,orelse riskcruellyhurtingsome littlehearts?

Inthegirls'homeIsaw andwasimpressed,asanybodymustbe,byeverything fromthebeautifultiled bathroomsto'thecolourful littleindividualalcovesfor theoldergirls. Isaw Christmasdecorationsgay inthediningroomandheard ofChristmasparcelsopened withioyousexcitementand muchlaughterafterMidnightMass,andgaiety carryingonuntiltwointhe morning,

NoFamilyLife

Isawtheswimmingpool wherethegirlshavetheir regularlessonsfromthebest teacheravailable.(Cathy wasabronzemedallistand putustoshameinthesurf.)

Isawtheradiointheolder girls'dormitory,sothatthey maylistentopopularmusic andentertainmentuntil "lightsout"at10o'clock.I heardabouttheirweekly dancinglessonandabout thenewly-acquiredcottage atRockinghamwhereSistersandgirlsalikehavea livelysummerholiday.

"Why.howluckythey are!"youmaybethinking.

"Whatmorecouldanygirls wishfor."Iagreethatthey areagreatdealmorefortunateinalotofwaysthan manychildrenoutsidethe orphanage andyet

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rememberthelittleboysin theplayyard?

Whatevercanbegivento thesechildrenwithallthe loveandunderstandingof thegenerousSisters'hearts isgiventothem.Butitwas aSisterherselfwhosaidto me:"Wedoeverythingwe canbutthere'sonethingwe can'tgivethem-theexperienceofordinaryfamilylife." Doesthatmakeyoufeel guilty?Arewelettingthis noblebandofSistersdown? We'llcomebacktothink moreaboutthatlater.

Whatamazedmewasthat inspiteofthelargenumbersintheirchargetheSistersdidseemtomanageto haveaspecialcareforeachindividualoneofthem.That washowIIcametohear aboutCathywhocameout toAustraliajustafew yearsago,andisstillfeelinghomesicksofhetimes. Fifteennow,shehadbeen inanorphanageathome sinceshewasfour,thatis. forasmuchofherlifeas shecanremember.

ToKnowIstoCare

"Itnearlybroughtthe tearstomyeyes."Sister toldme."Cathywashelpingmegetsomeofthe littleonesreadytogoout todifferentfamiliesfor Christmasandsuddenlyshe said:,'I'dgiveanythingin theworldtospendjustone nightinsomelady'shome.'"

Justonenight outof almostallherchildhood!

Surely,though,many homes-wouldhavebeen opentoherifpeoplehad hadtheslightestideaofthe need.Otherwisewhere,oh whereisourChristian-our Catholic-charity?Would wereallylettheheroicSistersdownsobadlywhenso fewofthemaredoingmonumentalgoodworksinthe nameofusall?Idon'tfor amomentbelieveit.

timehascomewhenthey needtoleadthesamekind oflivesasourownteen-age daughters.Theywantto takepositionswherethey canmakefulluseoftheir naturalabilities.Gone, thankgoodness,arethedays whentheyounggirl,ready toleavetheorphanage,was eagerlypouncedonbysome ostensiblycharitablematron todoherhardworkforher! Thatwasn'ttrueofall,but itwastrueofsome.

HelpingFirstSteps

Nowadaysthegirlshave somechanceofmakinga careerandthegoodSt. Joseph'snunsdoeverything possibletogiveeachgirlthe educationthatwillhelpher fulfilherpotentialities.And withregardtothegirls whomFatherStinsonhadin mind,thenunshavedone theirjob-nowitisupto theCatholiccommunity.

Theyneedhomeswhere theycanboardhappily whiletheyfindtheirfeet outsidetheorphanage.So fartheyhavenoexperience ofuncloisteredliving.They areonthevergeofwomanhood,potentiallyfineyoung wivesandmothersforthe futureofthisState.They mustbegintomeetyoung menandtolearnhowto minglewiththemgailyand wholesomely.Theyneednot onlyaplacetolivebutalso friendship,sympathywith theirspecialproblemsand delicate-handedhelp,and guardianship.

Doyourealise,pausingto thinkofitforamoment, justwhatatremendousadjustmenttheyhavetomake?

Innextweek'sissue,wemay beabletogointothismore full,justincaseyouciecide ?Iknow,sadly, thatitjustisn'tpossiblefor allofustodowhatwemight liketodo.Buthadyou thoughtwhetheryoucould spareacornerofyourhome -andmaybeofyour motherlyheart-forone ofthem?

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ChristToLiveinOlympicVillage

HELSINKI,Finland,June14INC.)-

AlthoughthereisonlyoneCatholicchurch inthiscapitalofFinland,arrangements hovebeenmadetomeetthespiritualneeds ofparticipantsandvisitorsoftheforthcomingOlympicGames. pointedout,notonlythose comingfromthetraditionallyCatholiccountriesbut, alsofromothers.Hecited asanexampletheIndian hockeyteamwhichinits majorityconsistsofCatholicplayers.

BishopWilliamCobben, VicarApostolicofFinland, hasnamedoneofhispriests FatherVeenker,toserveas liaisonwiththeOlympic Committee.Masswillbesaid dailyduringtheGamesin ahalllocatedintheOlymrisVillagewherethesportsmenandwomenfromall countrieslive.TheMost BlessedSacramentwillbe receivedthere."Thus,Christ willliverightintheOlympicVillage,"BishopCobben said.

ManyoftheathletescompetingforOlympichonours areCatholics,theBishop

FarthestNorth

GREENLAND,June14 (NC.)-Stationedfar abovetheArcticCirclein northernGreenland,the Rev.ConstantineF.Wolott, claimsthedistinctionof beingthenorthernmost priestintheworld.Heis servingasachaplaintothe NorthAtlanticConstruction group,engagedindefence building.

Asacoverforhis personalnotecards,Father Wolottappropriatelyhas chosenapaintingofOur LadyoftheArctic.Onthe backofthecardisinscribed: "Remembranceofthe northernmostMass,offered dailyinnorthernGreenland onthejobsiteofBlueJay Project,NorthAltantic Constructors'jointventure, inthelandoftheMidnight Sun;homeoftheEskimo, Husky,Igloo,PolarBearand SeaWalrus;birthplaceof thegianticebergandland oftheicewastes."

FrenchHierarchyTakeSpecialSteps

ToServeandDefendtheGypsies

ThatiswhyIamwriting this,becauseIamsurethat onceyouknowyouwillcare. Sisterherselftoldmethat peopleareverykindabout takingthechildrenforholidaysbutitjusthappensthat theynearlyalwaysaskfor youngerchildren.Nobody, itseems,isawareofthe Cathysandtheyearningsof theirnearly-grown-up hearts.

BootsandShoeswillbe promptlyrepairedbyexpertworkmentoyour completesatisfaction. ThisRepairServiceDepartmentissituatedat BoansSaddlerySection, oppositeTobaccoCounter,GroundFloor.

REPAIRSCALLEDFORANDDELIVERED. Boansdrivers willcallfor anddeliverrepairs.Ring BF1231 and askforthe BootandShoe RepairDepartment. Y 4.1.r

ButnowFatherStinson hasbroughttoournoticethe veryurgentneedsofagroup ofthem,mostlyperhapsa littleolderthanCathy.The

PARIS,June6.-The BasilicaofSaintesMaries delaMerwasthesceneof anununsualpilgrimage whengypsiesfromEurope andNorthAfricagathered theretoveneratetheir patroness.

Theancientchurchon theFrenchMediterranean coastissaidtocontainthe tombsoftwooftheMary's mentionedintheGospels. TheyareMarySalome,and MaryofJames,alsocalled MaryofCleophas.Both werepresentattheCrucifixion.

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Accordingtolocaltradition,thetwoMaryswere :drivenfromtheHolyLand byHerodandfinallycame totheshoreofsouthern France.Theretheywere welcomedbyagypsy womannamedSarah,whom thegypsiesnowhonouras theirpatronsaint.

Morethan40,000local peoplealsotookpartinthe pilgrimage,ledbyArchbishopCharlesdeProvencheresofAix-en-Provence.

TheChurchinFrance hasrecentlystartedacampaigntoaidgypsiesand overcomethewide-spread prejudiceagainstthem.

BlacktoBlack WEWAK(NewGuinea). (Airmail).-Alocationat Bagaram,onKairiruisland nearhere,hasbeenchosen asthesiteofanewregional seminaryinCentralNew Guineaforthetrainingof nativeseminarians.

Thesitewaschosenbythe Rev,ClarenceJ.Howa-A, S.V.D.,formereditorof, "St.Augustine'sMessenger," atBaystreet,Louis,Miss., whowassenttoNewGuinea lastyearto"establishand direct"theseminary, AnativeofRockyMount, N.C..FatherHowardwas thefirstcolouredpriestof theDivineWordMissionariestobeassignedto foreignworkoutsideof Africa.

DoctorsMeet

DUBLIN,June14.-Both CatholicandProtestantserviceswillmarkherethe openingonJuly7ofthe jointmeetingoftheBritish andIrishMedicalAssociations.About1000doctors' frommanyEuropeancountriesandoverseasareexpectedtoattendthemeetingswhichwilllastuntil July11.

ArmyImproves

THEHAGUE,June13 (NC.)-Hollandmayhave thehighestproportionof chaplainsinitsarmyofany country,figuresreleasedby. theDutgharmy'schief chaplainindicate.

Msgr.HermanVan Stralenreportedthatthere isoneCatholicandone Protestantchaplainfor every1,500men,andin wartimeforevery1,000 men.Thismeansonechaplainforeach750orfor each500men.

TheUnitedStatesArmyestimatesthatithasone chaplainforevery1,000men atpresent.Francehasone forevery3,000,Belgium oneforeach1,500,andEnglandoneforeachregiment.

Livinganomadiclife apartfromotherpeople, theyaregenerallydisliked anddiscriminatedagainst. Manyvillageshaveputup signssaying"Nomadsnot allowedtostophere."In otherplaces'theyarepermittedtostop,butonlyfor twodays.

TheAssemblyofFrench CardinalsandArchbishops, movedbythisunreasoning hostility,hasassigneda priesttoserveastheir chaplainanddefender.

MissElsieKelly (LateofBonMarcheLtd.)

SpecialisinginSurgicaland FashionCorsets,Exclusive LingerieandHosiery.

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"Wehaveplentyofreasonsforbeingsatisfiedwith, theresultsofthespiritual careamongthesoldiers," MonsignorVanStralen said.Hereportedthatmen inDutchmilitaryservice generallybecomemoreactiveasregardstheirreligion.

SoleChristian NEWDELHI(India),June 14.-India'snewCabinet stillhasthesamesolitary womanmemberwhohas representedthecountry's 7,000,000Christians-about halfofthemCatholics-since Indiabecameindependent in1947.

SheisRajkumariAmrit Kaur,whocontinuesas MinisterofHealthina Cabinetconsistingof21 members,18ofwhomare Hindus.Itisrecalledthat thewomanMinistervisited RomeinOctober,1949,and hadanaudiencewithHis HolinessPopePiusXII.

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AquinasFirstsDefeatScotch ForFirstTimeinThreeYears

OnWednesday,June11,ontherightwingMostfortheirgame.Although consistentoftheruckswas the1952captainwhorucked andchangedtohalf-forwardflanks. Finalscoreswere:AquinasCollege,5.12;d. ScotchCollege,5.4. Bestplayers:..Roach,K. Churack,KFogarty,I, Smith

seventeamsfromthecollegeplayedteamsfrom ScotchCollege. Four matcheswereplayedat home-Firsts,Seconds, Thirds,Fourths;twomatches wereplayedattheClaremontShowgroundsandone atScotchCollege.Five teamswerevictorious.Most importantwasthevictory 'oftheFirstEighteen-their firstvictoryagainstScotch Collegesince1949.

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AquinasplayedScotchat AquinasonWednesday. Aquinasprovedthebetter teamontheday,thefinal scoresbeing:AQUINAS 14.10

SCOTCH 8.7

Thehometeambegan withaburstofspeedand }:ad2.1ontheboardbefore Scotchrepliedwiththeir firstscore.Scotchsoonralliedandatthecompletionof thefirstquartertheystood twogoalsinfront. I

Duringthesecondquarter SteveSmithandKevin CrowdplayedsterlingfootballforAquinasinthehalfbacklineagainstthestrong attacksbythe'Scotchfollowers.TovichandSeahill playedwellintheruckfor AquinasandPricedominatedthecentre'position. Aquinas'shortpassingwas, however,thecauseofmany lostchances.Scotchstill remainedinfrontathalf time,thescoresbeing.5.5 to3.3.

Theredandblacksbegan thethirdquarterwithfast, vigorousfootball,which quicklyresultedingoalson theboard Woodrovedandkicked wellintheforwardarea. Priceclearedwellfromthe centrewithlongkickswell downtotheAquinasforwards.

Duringthisquarterthe Scotchbackmenwerehard pressedasAquinasscored timeandagain.

Thelasttermbeganwith thescoresat9.5(Aquinas) to6.7.Thisquarterproducedsomegoodfootball frombothteamswithCarey playingavigorousgamefor Scotch.SaltandJanplayedafastgameonbothwings forAquinas.Thescoreson thesirenwereAquinas14.10, Scotch8.7.

BestPlayers:(Scotch)G. Price,S.Smith,M.Wood. (Aquinas)K.Crowd,J. Tovich.

SECONDS

THIRDS Wednesday,June11saw astrongAquinasThird Eighteenrunintotheirfield underthecaptaincyofR. Fimmel.Onlosingthetoss Aquinaskickedwiththe wind,tobringtheirfirst quarterscore1.3tonil. Rainprevailedinthe secondquarterandScotch's heavierteammadethehalftimescoresevenat1.3.

Havingsettleddownto cleverfoothallaidedbythe rucksMcMahonandCunningham,andfastcentre lineplay,theAquinas teamranawayfromScotch toscoreanadditional5.2to Scotch's1.1Theteamcould relyonthebacks,Bob FimmelandGeoffChurack aswellasthecharging ruckstodrivetheballdown totheforwardswhereJohn Cawley'sspeedenabledhim tocapturetwoofthefive goals. InthelastquarterScotch madeaveryconvincing comebackbutonlytofind Aquinasverydeterminedto holdtheirlead.Scotch scored2.1toAquinas4.5.

Aquinasbestplayerswere Cunningham,Bodlovich,G Churack,G,Halvorsonand BMcMahon.

SICFirstsJust FailtoConquer

TtefirsteighteenatMilingfoundthegroundinthe firstquarternottotheir liking,andunfamiliar.The localsquicklyranupatidy lead,5.4toS.I.C.1.1.

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The2ndEighteenplayed at1.30ontheAquinas MemorialOvalasaprelude totheseason'sfirstAlcock Cupgame.Theteamwas considerablysmallerthan lastyear'sandplayeda gamewhichwasnotvery impressive.Theyemerged victors,however,inagame whichwasstragglyand characterisedbypoorkicking.

Aquinas'lineof wasthewingto Roachontheleft, ascentreandK.

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ScoresathalftimeS.I.C. 6.4Miling6.7.

Thethirdquarterwas moreruggedwithMiling slightlythestronger.Kickinglackedaccuracy.

Three-quartertime:Miling10.13;S.I.C.;7.6.

InthefinalquarterS.I.C. madeasupremeeffortand seetnedtobeovertakingthe localsbutMilingstrengthenedtheirattackanddrew aheadtowin.

Finalscores:Miling11,17, St.IldephonsusCollege 10.10. GoalkickersforS.I.C.:G. Templeman3,JParsons2, BrothersMarkandStanislaus,J.Hanley,A.Kelly,N. Hendersoneach1. BestforS.I.C.:Brother Mark,E.Jeffreys, Hanley,G.Templeman.

asomewhatsmallerand lightersidethanScotch,Butinthesecondquarter, AquinaswentintoattackS.I.C.attackedeffectively fromthefirstbounceandandkickedaccurately:one snappypassingfromGerrybythecaptainG.TempleMcCormacktoPeterLeesonman,scoredfullpointsfrom toTrevorAikenheadbroughtagreatdistanceout. upthefirstgoal.Ledby BernieClunetheAquinas defendersturnedtherepeatedScotchattacks.Easily thebestplayeronthefield wasthetallruckmanDes DeGruchy-unbeatenall day.Timeandtimeagain hebrokeawayfromthe centreandsenttheballwell intotheAquinasforward area.InaccuracyintheforwardareacausedthecaptainPatFagantoswitch RobinPiggotttofullforward.Themovewassuccessfulforcombiningwell withJB.Sinclair.H.Piggott wasresponsibleforarun ofgoals.Intheclosing stagesofthegameB.Bagby showedplentyofpace, handledtheballwelland wasagreathelptothetiringDesDeGruchy.Final scores:Aquinas,-1121,d. Scotch.0.1.

Goalkickers:J.B.Sinclair 5,PeterLeesonandTrevor Aikenhead2each,Robin PiggottandGerryMcCormick1each.

Bestplayers:DesDeGruchy,PatFagan,Gerry McCormack,BrianHartand J.B.SinclairAQUINAS6th18LOSE PlayingonaheavyrainsoakedovalatClaremont. Aquinaswerebeatenbya muchfasterScotchteam. Goodfootballwasmarredby poorhandlingandmuch fumbling.WithcaptainTed ClarkeplayinginfullforwardAquinaswereearlyin attackandheldasmalllead forthreequarters.Mostor theAquinasscoringmoves camefromBillCawley,who playedverydeterminedlyon thewing.Atthelastchange overAquinasledby'three pointsbutwiltedbeforea verydeterminedScotchattack.Aquinaswereunable topaceitwithScotch,who sensingvictory,addedthree valuablegoalsinthelast quarterandranoutvictors.

FOURTHS AquinasFourthsplayed at1.30ontheGrandstand Oval.Scotchscored1goal inthefirstquarterto Aquinasnoscore.Inthe secondquarter,despitegood ruckplay,especiallybyP. Shanahan,Scotchoncemore outscoredthehometeam. Ourforwardswereableto doverylittletoscorefor us. AfterintervalK.Hurst tookamarkfromashort passandbroughtuphisand theteam'ssecondgoalfor theday.Inthishalfthe teamsscoredpointforpoint thoughthegoodhandworkFinalscores:Aquinas,2.7 oftheScotchplayerswaslosttoScotch5.11. puzzlingtotheAquinascap-Goal-kicker:TedClarke tain. 2.

Bestplayers:W.Boeke-Bestplayers:BillCawley man,P.Shanahan,J.Negus,(bestonground),M.Chitty, J.Martin,R.Panizza,H.GeorgeBrown,Laurie NorrishandF.Pawle. O'Meara,D.CribbandJohn Goal-kickers.-K.Hurst,Foss. 2;W.Williamson,1. UNDER13.

FinalScores.-ScotchCol-Aquinas.13.7d.Scotch11. lege,6.3d.AquinasCollegeGoal-kickers:P.Hollow5, 3.2. D.Hullis3,E.Rigg2,G.

AQUINASFIFTH Flagge2,T.Daff1.

OnWednesday,June11, Bestplayers:P.Hollow, AquinaswereopposedtoDCawley,E.Morris,D. Scotch.The5thstravelledMartin,J.Simpson,J.SultoClaremontShow-groundslivan.

SecondsScoreOff

MilingatHome

MilingmetSt.Ildephonsus Collegesecondeighteenon theirhomegroundonSunday,June22.Theseconds ledbyMaxMorcellini,playedgoodfootball-puroseful anddetermined.Theteams wereevenlymatchedand interestwaswellmaintained butS.I.C.ranoffvictors.

FinalScore:S.I.C.2nd, 4.7;Miling2nd2.8.

GoalScorers:T.Bywaters, W.Moore,M.Gee,K.White each1. BestplayersforS.I.C.2nd K.White,V.Cattalini,T. Moore,J.Panizza.

LocalManPromoted ToBigRoilPosition

IntheannualFremantleto-Perthrelayconductedon June21,aY.C.W.teamconsistingofG.Lambe,J.McMullen.R.Waters,J.Wallace,K.WatersandJ.BulbeckandF.O'Connell,finished'secondbehindthe strongCanningDistricts team.

Itwasthefirsttimethe clubhasenteredateamin thisveryimportantevent.

GerryLamberantherace ofhislifeinthefirstthree mileleg.Hewasrunning againstsuchstrongcompetitionasMerrett(Y.M.C.A.), McManus(Canning),Dickenson(Mt.Hawthorn)and Magnall(Cottesloe),allof whomcouldbeconsideredin theveteranstage.Forging aheadataboutthetwo-mile mark.Gerryfinishedacomparativelyclosesecondto Merrett.

JoeMcMullentookthe batontorunthehardesttwo milesofthecourseJoewas runningwellbuthewasup againstclassinMcCabeof CanningDistrict.Itwasnot longbeforeCanningran intosecondplacethenlater tooktheleadfromY.M.C.A.

RayWatersranthenext mileingoodtimeconsideringhowmuchtraininghe hasn'tdone.HethenhandedittoJohnWallace,who ranan"armchair"half-mile. Itwasherethatluckwas withY.C.W.forY.M.C.A sufferedadisqualification.

KevinWaters,wholike brotherRayhadnotdone agreatdealoftraining,ran thesecondtwomileand handedthebatontoJohn Bulbeck.

Secondplacewasnowvirtuallywon.

YoungBulbeckhastaken distancerunningseriously thisyearandistraining hardandrunningwell.

Theracewasoverwhen JohnhandedovertoFrank O'Connellforthefinal thousandyards,whichwas runonthegrassalongthe river.

LastseasontheCohen trophywaslostbecause therewasnoteamentered intheFremantletoPerth relay.(TheCohenTrophyis awardedannuallytothe leading"A"gradeteam,on a thepointssystem).Although clubfinishedlevelwith Mt.Hawthorn.thedecision wenttoMt.Hawthornbecauseithadcompetedinthe relay.Whynooneseemsto know. Thisseasonithaddefinitelybeendecidedthata repetitionoflastyear'smis- takeswillnotbemade.All thatislefttodoisprove theclubhasstillthebest "A"gradeteam.

GerryDonovanwasyetanothertohonourtheMarvelGymwithhispresence onlastMondaynight.

ErrorinDate

Weregretthatatypographicalerrorinourissue ofJune19madeitappear thattheV.Rev.J.M.Keane. O.S.M.wouldbepreaching attheChurchofChristthe. King,Beaconsfield,onSunday,June29. ActuallyFatherKeane willspeakonMonday,June 30,followingtherecitation oftheRosary.Benediction oftheBlessedSacrament willfollowthesermon.

TheBeaconsfieldchurchis situatedatthecornerofLefroyroadandEdmund street.

Mr.HaroldWhite,stilla comparativelyyoungman wasbornatToodyay.EnteringtheRailwaysasajunior clerkhemadeveryrapid progress,andwasselectedto goabroadrecentlytomake researchintorailwaymat-, tersinothercountries.He nowholdsthepositionof Assistant-ChiefTraffic ManagerintheCommonwealthRailways,atPort Augusta,S.A.

PresidentofNICGM, ThelmaMurray,Is EngagedtoH.Child

HEADQUARTERS:Congratulationsandbest wishesareextendedtoour DiocesansecretaryThelma Murray,andHarryChild, whoannouncedtheirengagementduringtheweek.

BASKETBALL: Umpiresarereminded thattheumpires'examinationwillbeheldatSt.Patrick'sBoys'schoolat7.30 p.m.onMonday,June30. Allumpiresareexpectedto attend.

BRANCHNOTES:

SUBIACO:

OnSunday,June29,a badge-givingceremonywill beheldinSt.Joseph's Church,formembersofthe Y.C.W.andN.C.G.M.Afterwardstherewillbeasocial eveninginSt.Joseph'sHall, withmusicalitems,filmsand suppertofollow.

Allmembersofthemovementarecordiallyinvitedto bepresent,withtheir friends.Parentsarevery welcome,also.Members shouldwearMovementuniform,ifpossible,andshould takethefrontseatsinthe ,church.

VICTORIAPARK:

N.C.G.M.andY.C.W. membersofVictoriaPark arecombiningonJuly1for arallyandparents'night.

Badgeswillbepresented tonewmembersinthe churchafterdevotions. Afterwardsparentsand groupmemberswillgather intheKindergartenhallfor apleasantevening'sentertainment.

SOUTHPERTH

Adancewillbeheldin theCollinsstreethallon July11.

HACBSLeader ToBeaNurse

Afterashortmeetingof OurLadyHelpofChristians' branch,H.A.C.B.S.onJune 17,memberswenttoFremantletoplayStarofthe Seabranchintheinterbranchcompetitions,where thehometeamweresuccesfulattabletennisandthe visitorsatquoits;altogether averyenjoyableevening wasspentwiththemembers ofthePortbranch,who,by theway,aretobecongratulatedontheefficiencyand energyoftheirpresident, MissDulcieLuff,who,with allthemembers,sparedno effortstomakethevisitors happy;thebranchchaplain. FatherByrne,alsocontributedlargelytothatsuccess.

ThepresidentofEastVictoriaParkbranch,Miss MargaretMason,hasannouncedherintentionoftakingupthenursingprofessionandwillbejoiningthe staffofRoyalPerthhospital inthenearfuture.Congratulations and good wishesareextendedtoher.

ThefamilyofMrs.W. Palmerarepleasedtohave herhomeagainandlooking wellafterherlongsojourn inhospital.Welcomehome, Mrs.Palmer.

Thenextmeetingofthe branchwillbeheldonJuly 1,at7.30,whenSt.Thomas Aquinasbranchwillbe visitingfortheinter-branch games.

ALWAYS100,009

Ateachdrawingofa CharitiesConsultationthere are100,000marblesinthe barrel.Thisensuresachance foreverytickettowinthe firstprize.Buyaticket todayintheNo.9Consultation.Firstprizeis£6,000.

NunstoBeHosts

ToNon-Catholics

Catholicsareinvitedto bringnon-Catholicwives, husbands,fiancesorfriends tomeettheSistersofMercy at'theirVictoriasquareconventonSunday,June29.

Atouroftheconvent chapelwillbemadeat230 p.m.,duringwhichthe sacredobjectswillbeexplained.Afternoonteawill i:,enbeservedbytheSisterswhowillminglefreely withtheirguests.

AfterwardsBenediction oftheBlessedSacrament willbegivenandapriest willexplainwhatCatholics meanbytheRealPresence.

Adelaide'sVicar

GeneralHasJubilqe

TheRightRev.Monsignor J.Aylward,R.I.,VicarGeneraloftheArchdiocese ofAdelaide,hascelebrated thegoldenjubileeofhisordinationtothepriesthood.

YouthandParents

PassUpChances

Sir,-Itisunderstoodthat theY.C.W.isamovement fortheCatholicWorking Youth.But,alas,isitnot surprisingthatmanyparents seemtohaveaveryvague ideaaboutitjustasmany ofourboysandyoungmen donotappeartobefamiliar withit.Istheresomething wrongwithourCatholicActionorisitthatwejustdo notcare.Thedisastrousresultsofsuchanattitudeare alreadyobviousinEuropean andAsiaticcountries.Do wewantthesamethingto happeninAustralia,too?

Yours,etc. -EUGENEE.PAL.

YCW

Bothmatcheswillbe playedatHardeyParkand thefirst-mentionedteamin eachcasewillwearblack shorts

PALMYRA:

Acombinedbadge-presen- tationceremonyisscheduledforSunday,June29. TheceremonyintheChurch willbefollowedbyaconcertintheTamarstreethall. Alargeattendanceofmembersofbothmovementsis expected.Friendsandrelationsofmembersarealso invited.

LEEDERVILLE

Membersplayingfootball areadvisedthatthenext matchwillbeplayedagainst VictoriaParkatHardyPark onJune29at1.30p.m.All playersareexpectedtobe atthegroundby1.15p.m. Membersalsowishtoseea fewnewfaces

NEDLANDS:

OnJune22theNedlands Debatingsocietyconducted theirfourthdebate,thesubjectbeing."Ismoderncivilisationbetteroffthanit wasin1900."Aftersixwell preparedspeeches,theadjudicator,BrianLow,hada difficultjobinnamingthe winners.Hefinallychosetheoppositionrepresented byFredFrank(leader), FrankPimm(2)andKey. Byrne(3).

Thenextdebatewillbe onSunday,July13ona subjecttobedecided.

VICTORIAPARK: Tuesday,July1willbe theoccasionforthebadgegivingceremonyandrally oftheVictoriaParkMovements.AllY.C.W.membersarestronglyurgedto attend.Theceremonieswill commenceinthechurchat 7.30p.m.followedbyarall andsocialintheKindergar- tenhall.Parishionersand membersofotherY.C.WN.C.G.M.branchesarecordiallyinvitedtoattend.

CatholicWriters GetKnighthoods

LIEDLE(BertramAloysius)

-OnMay31,1952,atEsperaneeHospital(suddenly). dearlybelovedhusbandof Nellie.dearandloving ratl'terofthelateLeon Liele,formerlyofRural andIndustriesBank. Apatientsuffereratrest.

INMEMORIAM

DUNNE.-Ofyourcharity prayforthereposeofthe soulsofElizabethDunne. whodiedJune25,1946;also herdaughterMollie.died June13.1932,andsonJack, diedJuly29,1929.

FLYNN(Catherine).-In sadbutlovingmemoryof ourbelovedmother,CatherineFlynn,whodeparted thislifeonJune23,1944. .Alovingmotherlaidtorest, Foreachandallshedidher best. Alwaysloving,unselfish, andkind. Suchabeautifulmemoryto leavebehind. MostSacredHearto f Jesushavemercyonher soul. Mayperpetuallightshine uponher. R.I.P.

Insertedbyherloving daughter,Kitty;son-in-law, Joe;grandchildren,Kevin PattyandTherese.

STANLEY.-Lovingmemoriesalwaysofourbeloved daughterandsisterGloria Claire.fellasleepJune29, 1942. Toodearlylovedevertobe forgotten. Alwaysrememberedby herlovingmother,father andbrother.

Floral'Tributes ANDONLYTHOSEWHOhave knownthesorrowofdeathin theirimmediatefamilycan understandhowmuchitmeans tohavefriendssendflowers. TheFLOWERSHOPOF DAWSONHARRISON._SpecialistsinFUNERALFLORAL TRIBUTES. 109Barrack-St., Tel.BFI138(2lines).

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