The Record Newspaper 25 September 1952

His

onthe

Rt.Rev. Mgr.E.Moss,theV.Rev. DeanRafferty,Adm.,the

A.Langmead,P.P.,the V.Rev.Fr.Nolan,O.S.M., theRev.Fr.Brunetti,O.S.M. theRev.J.Dunne,theRev. E.McBride,theRev.J Hogan,theRev.V.O'Sullivan,theRev.T.McCaul,the Rev.J.Chokolich,theRev. P.DunneandtheRev.Fr. Porcellini,O.F.M.Father Nolanmadetheappealand subscriptionsamountedto £900.

FatherLangmeadwelcomedtheArchbishop.He saidtheschoolhadbeen opened32yearsagoby MonsignorMoloneyinthe oldchurch,withanenrolmentof12pupils.The progressofthedistricthad necessitatedthebuildingof anewschool,whichwas openedin1934.Extensions to towardsthisbuildingweremade theendof1948.

SpaceCrowdedOut

Beforetheendof1949, however,thegrowthofpopulationfoundtheschool againovercrowded.One classroomhoused56pupils 'andthesacristywasemployedasaschoolroom.

Abeginningwasmade lastyearwiththenew schoolasthefirstpartofa long-rangeplanofdevelopment.

FatherLangmeadpraised thegenerosityofthechildrenwhohadraised£100, thebusybeeofmenwhose freelabourhadsaved £300-400andthewonderful co-operationofthenuns andladiesoftheparish.

Thearchitectsofthe schoolwereWm.Bennett andAssociates,andthecontractors,HarnettandHorner.

ArchbishopTells OfFreeLabour

HisGracecongratulated FatherLangmeadandallassociatedwithhimonthe veryfineschooltheyhad erected.FatherLangmead hadsetaveryhighstandard ofprimaryschoolbuilding. Thecorridoreffectinthe schoolrooms.thecloakrooms andthesanitaryarrangementswerenewdepartures asfarasprimaryschools wereconcernedandwould measureuptothehighest standardsofeducational requirements.

WhateverFatherLangmeaddid,continuedHis Grace,hedidwellandin adignifiedmariner.The Archbishop congratulated himandhispeople.There wasexcellentorganisationinOsborneParkandafine

spiritofgenerosityandselfsacrifice.HisGraceinstancedthefactthattheold schoolbuildingwaspainted recentlybyabodyofvolunteerworkers;ajobthat ordinarilywouldcostinthe regionof£400hadcost onlythepriceofthe paint:

Thelittlechildren,too, hadcontributedanaverage of6/8perchildtowardsthe costoftheerectionofthe newbuilding.Wherethat splendidspiritprevailed theyneedhavenoappre- hension incurred.regardingthedebt

HisGracecongratulated theSistersofMercyonthe wonderfultrainingthey weregivingthechildrenand onthehighstandardoftheir educationalwork.

Thebuilding,continued theArchbishop,hadcost about£11,600.Itwashigh, butnottoohighconsidering thecostsprevailingto-day forthreeveryfineclassroomsandthesplendidamenitieswhichitafforded.

HisGracesaidtherewere hopefulsignsthatsomethingmightbedoneinthe nearfuturetoremedythe injusticeunderwhichCatholicswerelabouringforso long.Hewasdelightedto readintheeveningpaperof the5thinst.areportfrom Hobart,thattheTasmanian HouseofAssemblyhad,on thepreviousday,passeda Billtogivefinancialaidto non-Stateschools. Thatwasrefreshingandconsolingnews.

Lastyear thePremierofTasmania andhisgovernmenthadap- pointedaJointCommitteeof bothHousestoreporton theadvisabilityorotherwise

ofGovernmentassistance forchildrennotattending Stateschools.

InitsreportthisCommitteestatedthattheevidenceinsupportofnonStateschoolswasconvincing andbasedpnneedsthat hadbecomeurgent.Itwas supportedbyfrankstatementsof relativefactsandfigures tothematterunder inquiry.

Tasmania,HisGracesaid, hadbeenadvocatingthis

formanyyearsjustlike everyotherStateinthe Commonwealth,andheexpressedthehopethatthe otherStateswouldfollow theverytimelyleadgiven byTasmania.

TheArchbishopsaidhe hadalsobeendelightedto seeinthelatestFederal budgetthatprovisionhad beenmadeforarebateof upto£50foreachchildon thetaxableincomeofparentswhopayschoolfees. Thiswasatleast,abeginningtoasolutionofthe 80-years-oldproblemaria wasanacknowledgement ofaprinciple.Itwouldbe approved,notonlybyCatholics,butbyallwhowere awareofthetruefacts.

LightedCandlesIllumineCathedral

AsPeopleRenewBaptismalVows

Thefortnight'sMission,preachedin St.Mary'sCathedralbythreeOblateFathers, haededbytheV.Rev.T.Haugh,0.M.I.,ProvincialDelegate,closedonSundaynight withimpressivescenes.

A crowdedCathedral maderenewalofBaptismal vows.Theelectriclights wereputoffaseachperson,holdingalightedcandle,pronouncedthepromises.

HisGracetheArchbishop, assistedbytheV.Rev.Dean Rafferty,Adm.,andthe Rev.T.Phelan,presidedat thethrone.IngivingPontificalBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament,His Gracewasassistedbythe Rev.J.Hoganasdeacon,and theRev.M.McKeonas sub-deacon.TheRev.J. McNamarawasmasterof ceremonies,andFather Haughpreachedthefinal

HisGracetoAttend

JubileeatNortham

DetailsoftheNorthamjubileewere releasedyesterdaybytheV.Rev.DeanT. Lenihan,parishpriest.

ASolemnRequiemMasspreside.Celebrantand fordeceasedpastors,nunspreacheratthisMasswill andlaitywillbecelebratedbetheRev.FatherCrowe onSaturday,Sept.27at9C.Ss.R.TheMasswillbe a.m.CelebrantwillbeDeansungbytheparishchoir Lenihan;FatherCrowe,conductedbyMissK.Sal C.Ss.R.,willbedeaconandvage.OrganistwillbeMrs. FatherMiddletonC.Ss.R.A.S.Chidlow. subdeacon.Thechildrenof theparishwillsingtheAJubileeluncheonwill Requiem. betenderedthepastparish

OnSunday,Sept.28age-priestsofNorthamand neralCommunionofallpa-priestsoftheNortham rishionerswillbeheldatthedeanery;intheevening. 7o'clockMass.Thechild-PontificalBenedictiongiven ren'sMasswillbeat8.30byBishopL.J.Goodywill andat10o'clocktherewillfollowtheTeDeumandthe beaSolemnHighMassatclosingoftheJubileeMiswhichtheArchbishopwillsionexercises.

sermonandgavethePapal blessing.

OnMondaymorningthe missionersofferedRequiem Massforthedeceased priestsandpeopleofthe parish.

AbbotAnselmCatalin, O.S.B.celebratedthegolden jubileeofhisordinationon Sept.20atNewNorciaafter severalweeksinhospital.

TheBenedictinecommunitydidnotholdanyspecial celebrationsonthatdayon accountoftheabsenceof hisLordship,AbbotGregory Gomez,O.S.B.HisLordship returnedonSept.24andis arrangingadayforthecommunitytocelebratethe goldenjubileeofAbbotCatalan,andthegoldenjubilee ofprofessionofBrother Louis.

Onthedayitselfhowever,allwereeagertooffer theirgreetingsandbest wishestoAbbotCatalan.

OnSept.21afterHigh Masstherewasaninformal gatheringoftheparishioners ofNewNorciaintheAbbey parlour.Theymadeafine presentationofbooks'to AbbotCatalan,veryartisticallyarrangedbyoneof theOblateSisters.Mr.RobertLaniganpresentedthe booksonbehalfofthewhite folk,andMr.AlbertCooper onbehalfofthecoloured folkoftheMission. AbbotCatalan,inresponding,wasdeeplytouchedandexpressedhisgrati- tudeforthetokenofappre- ciation.Hereferredtothe worksundertakenduring hislongreign.Heconsidered thatoneofthemostimportantofhisworkswasthe establishmentoftheCongregationoftheRegularBenedictineOblateSisterswho hadplayedsuchagreat roleatNewNorcia,especiallyinworkfornative girls,intheDrysdaleRiver MissionandatBindoon. AbbotCatalan,wasborn atCorella,Spain,onNov.16, 1878.HeenteredtheMontserratmonasteryatthe ageof14andmadehis simpleperpetualprofession March24,1895 Takingsolemnvowsin 1900,hewasordainedpriest byCardinalCasanes,BishopofBarcelonaatMontserrat twoyearslater. HewenttothePhilippine Islandsin1903andwasap-pointedtotherecto-shipof theCollegeofSanBeda, whichposthehcidforfive years.Whiletherehewas electedAbbotVisitorofthe SpanishProvinceorhis Congregationintheyear 1914.Theappointmentwas

NewAustraliansWillDonNational CostumeforProcessionatAquinas

Aninnovationregardingthisyear'sdiocesanEucharisticprocessionatAquinas college,wasannouncedbytheV.Rev.Dean J.J.Rafferty,Adm.,duringtheweek.

TheLegionofMary,said theDean,hadappliedfor permissiontoorganise groupsofNewAustralians

whowouldtakepartinthe processioninnationalcostume,undertheirownbanners.Thepermissionhad beengranted,andtheorganisationwouldbeinthe handsofaspecialpraesidiumwhichworksamong migrants.

Theoccasionalsermonat Aquinascollegeon the Feastof\ChristtheKing, Oct.28,willbegivenbythe notedFranciscan,theRev. P.Murphy,O.F.M.,whois conductingtheRetreatsfor theclergy.

Theoccasionisalsothe annualrallyoftheHoly Namesociety.Itisexpectedthatrepresentatives ofallbrancheswillmarch inanimpressivecontingent.

Whenpeopledonotsend theirofferingsforthemissionaries,wecansayat leasttheytreatthemwith unremittingkindness.

confirmedandhewasblessedbyDr.Heartyin Februaryofthefollowing year. Aftertheprematuredeath ofBishopTorres,Oct.5, 1914,hetravelledtoNew Norciawherehepresidedat theelectionofthenew Abbotofthemonastery.He himselfwaselectedMarch 27,1915.Theappointment wasconfirmedJune30of thesameyear.HethentravelledtoSpainwherehe madethecanonicalvisitationofall nasteries,theSpanishmoincludingMontserrat.

Duringhislongperiodof 36yearsasAbbotNullius AbbotCatalanwasrespon- siblefortheinstallationof electricitythroughoutthe NewNorciaMission.He builtthecommodioushostel andclassroomsatSt.Ildephonsus'college.Heimpor- tedthefinepipeorganfor thepro-Cathedralandadded considerablytotheartistic treasuresofthe'monastery.

Newbook-bindingequip-mentandprintingmachine wereaddedtothemonastic craftsandnewplantforthe efficientproductionofthe abbey'sland.

ForLocalVocations

In1940AbbotCatalan openedaJuniorateforthe fosteringofAustralianvocationstotheBenedictine OrderSincethattimevocationshavebeencomingin steadily.Therearenowfive AustraliansBenedictinepriestsandanumber ofstudentsforthepriest- hood.

In1935AbbotCatalan hadthecommunityofTeresianSisters,whohadbeen broughtoutbyBishop Torres,erectedintoaregularCongregationunderthenameofRegularBene-dictineOblateSistersof SaintBenedict.Onfouroccasionshebroughtoutfresh recruitsfromSpain.

LastyearAbbotCatalanafterhislongandarduous reignofmorethanathird ofacenturydecidedtoshift theburdenofresponsibility toyoungershoulders.AccordinglyI--tendedhisresignationwhichwasaccepted. Intheinterim,beforethe electionofthenewAbbot, heretainedfullpowersand dignity.Ontheappointment ofthenowreigningAbbot, AbbotGregoryGomez, O.S.B.,thefourthAbbotof theAbbey,thetitleofAbbot TitularNulliusofSaint AemillianofCuculla,Spain, wasconferreduponhim.

Henowlivesaretired life.Hishealthhasbeen failingforsometime.Recentlyhewasinhospitalfor somefiveweeksandmay havetoreturnforfurther treatment.

AbbotGregoryBack FromEuropeanTrip

HavingattendedtheProvincialChapter ofhisOrderatMontserrat,Spain,andthe GeneralChapteratParma,Italy,theRt. Rev.GregoryGomez,O.S.B.,LordAbbotof NewNorcia,returnedbytheStrathairdon Sept.24,afterfivemonthsabroad.

HisLordshiphadaprivateaudiencewiththeHoly Father,whoshowedgreat interestintheworkofthe Benedictineshere.Abbot Gregorywaspresentatthe International Eucharistic CongressatBarcelona,havingtravelledfromFremantlewithCardinalGilroy's party.

HisEminence,saidthe LordAbbot,pontificatedat oneofthegreatopen-air functions,andgaveHoly CommuniontotheMinis-

tersoftheSpanishCabinet., AbbotGregoryactedasinterpreterfortheCardinal. HisLordshipbroughtbackwithhimtheRev.AelredBroadbent,O.S.B.,whose homeisinNewZealand. Theyoungtheologianhad beenamemberofthe PrinknashAbbey,England. Questionedaboutthe healthoftheHolyFather, theAbbotsaidheappeared thinandpale.AbbotGregorywasmetatthewharf bytheRev.P.Ros,O.SB., theRev.I.Ruiz,O.S.B.,and theRev.P.Sesma,O.S.B.

1WhereDoctorsRushIn ArchangelsDon'tTread

Michael,instinctively,the radianceinhisface.

Inamomentitallcame out."Women,"confided Jerome,bitterly,indicating withanabruptnodofhis headthelife-sizedstatueof St.Lucyinthechurch.Now, Jeromeinhisyouthhadencounteredtheordinary temptationsinaverysevere andprolongedfashion.And evenwhenhewasspiritual directortoseveralholy womeninRome,hefeltvery stronglyaboutlessholy womenandtheirfashions.

outhereyes.What,then, isJerome'sworry?Perhaps heisalittlejealousthat thisfrailyounggirlgained herhaloalmost40years beforehewasborn,and gaineditatamuchearlier age. Ihavealwaysfelt, moreover,thattheConfessorshavethetiniestgrudge againsttheMartrys,much asthemenintheGospel parablewho,havingstarted workearly,receivedonly thesamewagesasthose whobeganjustbeforethe knock-offwhistleblew.And thatwasforonlyapenny!

WithheavenlytactMichaelfound theDoctors'disputationmereverbal confusion.

TherewasnodenyingoughlyvulgarisedhisVulgatetotheirownconfusion. Jeromewon'tevendiscuss thematter."Presumptuousblockheads!"heblusters,andreturnsinpuzzlementtoMonsignorKnox's translation.

thatJeromeofSpearwood, wasuncommonlyvexed. Youcouldnotmistakethe symptomsasheflickedover thevellumpagesoftheVulgate,pausingtomakespiderymarginalnoteswithhis ball-pointpen.Iought, perhaps,toexplainthat Jeromehadjustthrownhis quilloutthesacristywindowinafinalfrenzyover hiseffortstoconvincethe fundamentalistsandthe moderniststhattheevolutionaryhypothesisdoesnot disprovetheinspirationof theBookofGenesis.

Itshouldalsobeadded thatJeromehasneverbeen cAntesoeven-tempered sincetheReformationofthe 16th.centuryletloosethe sillystreamofBiblestudentswhohavesothor-

Hehadwrittenofthose' "whopainttheircheek rougeandtheireyelidswith antimony;whoseplastered faces,toowhiteforthoseof humanbeings,looklike idols,andif,inamomentof forgetfulnesstheysheda tear,itmakesafurrow whereitrollsdownthe paintedcheek;theytowhom yearsdonotbringthegravityofage,wholoadtheir headswithotherpeople's hair,enamelalostyouth uponthewrinklesofage,

Now,itsohappenedthat Michael,ofRockingham, waspassingby.Therewas nothingoddaboutthat,for MichaelisJerome'sparochialneighbour(andtheir Feastdaysfollow),and, moreover,heisnotoneof thoseArchangelsIrremovable,liketheearth-bound patronSaints.IfMichael isflighty,itisonlybecause it'snaturalforangelstobe onthewing.That'swhy hefindsRockinghamso congenialwithitsfloating population.Andwhenhe sawJerome'squillfloatout likeincensefromthesacForNorthBeach rfiiksteywindow,w Forit struck angels him are BuildingSites somewhatpartialtofeathers.

ARichards,JP LOCALESTATEAGENT

(Noconnectionwithany otherFirm).

Office:FloraTerrace, NorthBeach. BL7103.

Afterhours:BL7120.

NorthBeachisthecoming BeachwithexcellentHotel andFishingJetty.

Consult Pokingthequillintohis pinion,Michaelenteredto findJeromefumingoverthe Apocalypse."It'schillout ofdoors,"hesaid,"forthis timeoftheyear."Jerome lookedup,fixinghisgaze doubtfullyuponthequillpropulsiondevicesofhis neighbour'spinions."Maybb,"heanswered,"butthe gloomindoorsiswellnigh intolerable.""Whatails you, Jerome?" asked

No,therealtruthofthe matter,Ifancy,isthatJeromeisviolent-minded (hecalledSt.Augustinea "Numidianant"),offorthrightexpressionandnot notablytolerant.Perhaps, beingaDoctorofthe

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Church,heisentitledto treathimselfalittleseriously.Soitwasthathe unburdenedhimselfnota littletoMichaelaboutaparvenuSaintwhohadbeen foisteduponhimtoassistin anapostolatewhichmight havebaffledCyriland Methodius.

"Sometimes,"heconfided,"wereitnotforleaving FatherChokolichina dither,Icouldwishto retiretoBenedict'sfamily atNewNorciawhere,incidentally,theyhaveavery goodpaintingofmeby Riberaoroneofhisschool."

NoChurch-Worming

Jerome,withapassablelikenessatNew Norcia,discoveredthedisadvantagesof, misogyny.

bellow,butdroppinghistoawoman.Haditnotbeen

voiceimmediatelyhe thoughtoftheSacramental Presence.Itwasunluckyfor Jeromethatonecan'tdistinguishcapitallettersinconversation.

Augustinewaskindbutfirm

andaffectamaidenlytimidityinthemidstofatroop ofgrandchildren."

Youwillgatherfromthis, patientreader,thatJerome isalittlecharyofthe ladies,themoresowhenhe hasseen,inmoderntimes, thereturnofthosepagan adornmentsagainstwhich heprotested1,600years ago!Ofcourse,hehasn't anyrealfearsofSt.Lucyin thatrespect.Fortheonly rougeshewearsistheblood ofmartyrdomthatfurrowedhercheekastheytore

Nowagooddealofthis piousgrouchingwaslost uponMichaelwho,never havinghadabody,isall atseaaboutsexantagonisms andgenerallypuzzledabout theabsurddifficultiesof menhandicappedbytheeffectsofOriginalSin.But onethinghedoesknow aboutisthesinofpride,for ithadbeenhisdutytoshut outofHeavenLuciferfora revoltofthemindandwill. Hewasabouttowarn Jerome,playfully,ofthis, fortheSaintswhoseethe faceofGodcannot,of course,sineveninthemost venialfashion. Hewasjustabouttoopen hismouth,orwhatever angelsoptwhentheywish toconverse,whenadistant butdistinctvoicewasheard: "ToolatehaveIknown Thee,"itsaidplaintively, "toolatehaveIlovedThee." Jeromebridledatonce."Are wenevertoheartheendof thisbabooneryaboutromanticlove,"hebeganto

GIRLSANDBOYS

"Athousandwelcomes," thevoicecontinued,"toLucy ofSyracusetotheWest,to Spearwoodandthecoastal parishes.Itisatonicforus crustygrey-beardstohave youryouthandinnocence amongus."Jerometrembled;hewasasneartoanger asasoulconfirmedingrace canbe.

Heputhisheadoutthe sacristywindowandtrumpetedinthedirectionof PinjarrawereAugustine standsguardattheheadof theMandurahroad,forhe hadidentifiedthevoiceof thegreatDoctorofHippo.

"Sincewhen,mydear Augustine,"heenquired withdeceptivesuavity, "haveyoubeenappointed patronofSpearwoodtobe welcomingthenewandunrequestedsub-patrons."He turnedtowinkatMichael asonewhohasscoreda majordebatingpoint."Beggingyourpardon,Jerome," cametheculturedtonesof Augustine,"butIthought youmusthavebeenonRetreatsinceIhadreceived noinvitationtoLucy's church-warming.Sinceyou arehome,IcanonlypresumethatHomernods."

GenuineMisogyny

Thesupremacydiedfrom Jerome'sexpression.

TheC.C.C.inviteyoutositfor their FreeScholarship

Examination

SeventeenPrizesNoEntryFee.

Examinations.

forMonica,mymother,I mightnowhavebeenan angelofdarkness.Youcannotbeagenuinemisogynist, Jerome,withoutanimplied criticismofourQueen, whosehandmaidlittleLucy isproudtobe."

Jeromewasnowembarrassed,especiallyasthe long-distancecallsmustby nowhavereachedLucyin thesanctuary.For,blind shemaybe,butnotdeaf.For thefirsttimeinalonglife Jeromewasstuckfora word.

PardonableMix-Up

ButMichael,whostands nexttotheThroneofGod, isnotanangeloflightfor nothing.

"Homer,mydearman, wasapagan."Augustine sighed."So,ifyourecall wasI;andyoualsobut.for thegraceofGod.Sincethe venerableDoctorofSpearwoodisgracelesstothe MaidofSicilyIthoughtthe tributeoftheblackantof Pinjarramightnotgo amiss."Ablushmounted highonJerome'sscantpate. Hedidn'tknowthattiltof hishadgotbacktoAugustine.ButAugustinewenton withthecharitythatdoes notrecogniseanimpasse. "Furthermore,"hesaid(and thetonewasverytender), "Iamnotashamedtoadmit,inglory,allthatIowe

"MydearDoctors,"he criedinthatmagnificent silvervoicewhichsummons theHeavenlyCourt,"Imay seemsomewhatill-favoured ifIsaythatneitherofyou hasacompellingcommand ofEnglish.Theword'aunt' asemployedbyAugustine hasaconsanguineousconnotationirrelevanttoour celestialstate.Jerome'santipathyto'ladies'onthe otherhand,isclearlyamisreadingforglades'.The wholematter,therefore,resolvesitselfintoamereverbalconfusion.Forthesake ofclarityanddecorum, henceforth,letusconfineour conversetotheliturgical. tongueoftheChurch."And beforetheastoundedSaints couldutteranothersyllable, Michaelfoldedhisincredible goldenpinionsinanattitudeofadorationandbegan tointonetheDivinePraises ofthe"TeDeum."Michael hadseemedtoholdthebalancebetweentheDoctors buthischoiceintheDivine Praiseswasasubtletribute toSt.Augustinewho,with St.Ambroseissaidtohave composedthehymnonthe dayofhisbaptism. St.Lucysmiledinthe manneroftheMonaLisa, foritisnoteverySahib intheCalendarwhohas twoDoctorsindispute overherandwhocould resisttheexquisitecourtesy ofheaven'sCommander-inChief?

GwelupProcessionWill HonourCarmeliteSaint

TheRev.T.J.Prendiville, P.P.hasarrangedwiththe Rev.G.Nanni,O.M.I.to conductaMissionofprepa- rationfortheItaliansof Gwelup. TheMission,preachedin theItalianlanguage,will commenceat8p.m.on Sunday,Sept.28andwill concludeontheFeastitself, Oct.5TherewillbeMass eachmorningat9a.m.and Rosary,sermonandBenedictioneacheveningat 8p.m. OnSunday,Oct.5,Mass willbeofferedat8a.m.and severalchildrenwillmake theirfirstHolyCommunion.

At10a.m.FatherNanni willsingaMissaCantatain

thepresenceofHisGrace theArchbishop.HisGrace willadministertheSacramentofConfirmationatthe conclusionofMass.Afterwards,therelicoftheSaint willbevenerated. Asportsprogrammefor thechildrenwillbeconducted,commencingat1.30p.m.

At3p.m.thestatueofSt. Theresewillbecarriedin procession.FatherNanni willpreachinItalian,Father ChokolichinSlavand FatherNolan,O.S.M.in English.AfterBenediction oftheBlessedSacrament, roseswillbeblessedand distributed.TheClontarf boys'bandwillgiveselectionsduringtheafternoon.

Sub-CommitteesPreparetheGround

ForSlateConferenceofY.C.W.Lads

HEADQUARTERS.

TheY.C.W.1952State conferencewillbeheldfrom Oct.31toNov.2,atCecil buildings,SherVtoodcourt.

Energeticsub-committees workingunderthedirection ofBrianLow(agenda), Nev.Diviney(social),and TedBaker(advertising) havepreparationswellin hand.

Branchesarerequestedto keepthisweek-endfree,so thatallmemberswillbe abletoattend.

YouthWeek,1952,conIductedbytheAssociated Youthcommittee,willbe heldfromOct.9-17,Show week,tobringbeforethe publictheactivitiesofthe voluntaryyouthbodiesof theState.

Themainactivitiesare "SpotlightonSport"onOctober9,andtheYouthball onOct.14atGovernment house.Ticketsfortheball ,(12/6single)canbeobtainedatheadquarters.

HIGHGATE.

OnMonday,Oct.13,the combinedig.C.G.M.-Y.C.W. monthlymeetingwillbe heldinthehall,beginning at7.45p.m.

Afeatureofthemeeting willbeascreeningofthe Daviscupchallengeround andsupportingshorts.

SUBIACO.

Thisiswhatyouhaveall beenwaitingfor-thebig BarndanceonSaturday, Oct.4.Dress,strictlyfarmerish.

Ticketsforthepicnicto BindoononSunday,Oct.5, canbeobtainedfromanyof theleaders.

CATHEDRAL.

Membersareadvisedthat the meetingspecialmonthlygeneral willbeheldon Tues.,Oct.7,at7.45p.m.,in St.Patrick'sschool.

VICTORIAPARK.

The"BacktoVictoria Park"carnivaldancewill beheldintheKindergarten hallonSat.,Oct.4.

V.EEDERVILLE.

Membersarereminded thatthenextgeneralmeetingwillbeheldinthehall onMon.,Sept.29.There willbeatalkon"Savings," asubjectwhichshouldinteresteveryyoungchap.All membersareurgedtoattend.

WESTPERTH.

OnSun.,Oct.5,the branchisholdingabiggettogetherat10.30a.m.A guestspeakerwilladdress themeetingonasubjectof vitalinteresttoallyoung workers.

FRKMANTLEREGION.

Sunday,Sept.21,sawthe firstsocialfunctionsponsor- edby Fremantlethenewlyformed region.Acrowd of170journeyedtoYanchep,whereavariedprogrammeofsportingevents keptthemengagedthrough- outtheday.Results:

Ladies' championship: PatGabbedy(Palmyra);

men'schampionship,Joe McMullen(EastFremantle);men'si-mile,JohnBulbeck(Subiaco);threading theneedle,FarleyTaylor andFrankPimm(Nedlands);lightingthecigarette,BettySmithandJohn Murphy(MosmanPark); Siameserace,E.Sheehy (Palmyra)andJ.Webster (MosmanPark).

Afeatureoftheafternoon'sracingwasthe breakdownofFarleyTaylorandRegionalpresident, FredFrank,whenhandily placedintheSiameserace. Astherewasheavybetting ontherace,foulplayissuspected.

Aspecialvoteofthanks isduetoPalmyramembers, whowereresponsiblefor mostofthearrangementsof whatallvotedawonderful day.

DOMENICA5OTTOBRE

AGWELUP

Annualecelebrazione

dellatestadiSt.Teresa

Il28Settembreavra'inizioaGwelup,laMissioneNovenaperItaliani,predieatadalRev.P.Nanni, O.M.I.

Ogniseraalle'ore8:Rosario,Predica,Benedizione. Ognimattinaalleore9 S.Messa.

5OTTOBRE

GIORNODELLAFESTA

Programma:

Ore8:S.MessaePrima Comunione.

Ore10:Messacantatain presenzadell'ArcivescovoseguitadalleS.CresimeedallaVenerazionedellaReliquiadiS.Teresa.

Ore1,30:Sportperragazzi.

Ore3:Processionedella statuadiS.Teresa,sermone inItaliano, BenedizioneSlavoedInglese; delSS.Sacramento;BenedizioneedistribuzionedellaRose.

Esibira'laBandadi "ClontarfBoys".

Babes'Reunion AtSt.Anne's

TheSistersofSt.Anne's NursingHomeMt.Lawley requestthepleasureofthe Catholiccommunityon Sunday,Oct.19at3p.m.,at areunionoftheparentsof childrenbornatStAnne's.

Theafternoonwillconcludewithaprocessionof theBlessedSacrament,in whichthechildrenbornat thehospitalwillparticipate andbeblessed.

VigorousStartofS.I.C.BoysGives

LeadWhichVanishesWatheroo

Playingathometotheward,wasoutstanding. leadingteam,theS.I.C.boyslOthermore prominent showedthattheirearliermembersamongtheboys wereR.Pugh,G.Templeman,K.Gill,andB.Clifford.

playthisyearwasnottheir trueform.Previouslythe Watherooteamhadbeen defeatedonlyonce,but S.I.C.,undeterredbythis knowledge,turnedona brandoffootballwhich Watheroofounddifficultto overcome.Infrontofa largecrowd,amongwhom wereOldBoys,JerryClime andBillBryant,S.I.C.were alwaysinfront,andalthoughattimesWatheroo lookedlikegettingontop, theCollegeladswereable towinby15points.

Thefoot-passinginpar- ticularwasbrilliant,whilst theteamwork,methodof attack,andcourageousplay oftheladswerecommendable.

Startingoffataterrific pace,S.I.C.kicked5.5to Watheroo's1goalinthefirst quarter.Thisvirtuallywon themthegame,forthefinal scoreswere:S.I.C.,10goals 12behinds;Watheroo,8 goals9behinds. Inateamwhosemembersalldidtheirpart,John Hanley,atcentre-halffor-

Goal-scorersforS.I.C.:G. Templeman,7(makinghis tallyforthe12matches playednearthe80mark), BrotherStanislaus,2,andJ. Hindle,1. S.I.C.havenowwonfive ofthelastsixgames,which augurswellforthefinals.

OldBoysWill HoldFunction

OnSundayOct.5membersoftheC.B.C.,(Leeder- vile)OldBoys'association willholdtheirannualgeneralCommunionatSt.Mary's church,Franklinstatthe 7o'clockMass.

Memberswillassemble outsidethecollegeat 6.45a.m.

OnthesamedaytheannualpicnictoAraluenand CanningDamwillbeheld. Buseswillleavetheallege at10.15a.m.Buseswillils4 leavetheG.P.O.,Forrest placeat10.30a.m.

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RegisteredundertheVic.Health(Pat.Med.)Act.1948Regulationsof1948) IsremarkablysuccessfulmrelievingtheBRONCHIAL SPASMSofASTIIMASandthediscomfortsandcongestionof HAYFEVER,CATARRH,BRONCHITIS,SINUS, etc. Completeoutfit28/6-refill12/6pooketspray14/8. Chemistsonly(orA.H.CRUNDALL,Box58,Prahran,Vic.)

ItaliansVisited

InCountryAreas

TheRev.G.Nanni,O.M.I. has,duringrecentmonths, beensupplyingincountrydistrictsfortheRev.P. Abramo,O.M.I.whoisstill inhospital.

FatherNannihasbeenvisitingNorthamMigrant campregularly,celebratingMass Sacraments.andadministeringthe

FortymilesfromWanderingBrookhefoundasmall communityof25Italians towhomhe consolationsbroughtthe oftheirreligion. OnGardenIslandagood numberofItaliansissituation.FatherNannihaspro-misedtoofferMassregu- larlyforthemthere.

SixMissionsPlanned ForMidlandParish

AttheconclusionofthethirdRetreat fortheclergyoftheArchdiocese,theRev. P.Murphy,O.F.M.,willconductaseriesof MissionsinMidlandJunctionandoutlying areasofthatparish.

OnSunday,Oct.12,Fattier Murphywillopena.Mission at9,30a.m.atBindoon.The exercises,tobegiveninthe hall,willcaterforCatholics livingintheChitteringarea.

Twodayslater,onTuesday,Oct.14hMissionwill openinthePearceearodromeat6.30p.m.Catholics fromtheBullsbrookdistrict andperhapsasfarafield asMucheawillbecatered for.

GirlsofSubiacoN.C.G.M.Branch PlanDay'sOutingtoBindoon

SUBIACO.

ApicnictoBindoonis beingheldonSunday,Oct 5.Allbranchmembersare invited,andagooddayis guaranteed.Buswillleave theschoolat9.45a.m.and thereturntripwillcommenceat5o'clock.Tickets maybeobtainedfromRay StewartorVernaChipper.

Girlsareremindedof thecombinedsocialat ShentonParktowhich membershavebeeninvited onWed.,Oct.1. Areminderalsoofthe nextgeneralmeetingwhich willbeheldonTues.,Oct. 8at8.15p.m.inthehall. Memberswouldliketosee someoftheoldfacesback again,andalsoanyother girlswhowouldliketojoin are NEDLANDS.welcometocomealong.

Heartiestcongratulations totheNedlandsAReserve basketballteam,onwinning thepremiershipfor1952. MembersoftheteamwereA.Clarko,B.Stevens,S. McCarthy,M.McCarthy, L. andHolman,BettyJohnson BettyHogan. Congratulationsandbest wishesofmerrIbersarealso extendedtoSheilaMcCarthy whorecentlyannounced herengagement.

LEEDERVILLE.

Thelastsocialmeetingwaswellattendedbyother branchesaswellaslocal members.Manythanksto allthosewhocamealong.AfterthemeetingMr Galvinscreenedthefilmhe tookon rimagetheNationalPilgThelastyear. nextmeetingwillbe onSept.30. SHENTONPARK.

Captainsandmembersof theShentonParkN.C.G.M. basketballteamswishto thankMissHeatherAsquith for interestheruntiringeffortsand ghownincoaching

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theteamduringthelast seasonHardlyanight's practicewentbythat Heatherwasnotpre- sent,andwhenshewasn't somethinginvariablywent wrongatsomestage.

Allgirlswillbepleasedto knowthatMarianLodgehasbeenbookedforasocial weekendonthefirstweekendinOctober.Thosewho areinterestedingoingare askedtohandintheir namesassoonaspossible.

ATHLETICCLUB.

Girlswhowishtojointhe clubareurgedtobegin trainingassoonaspos- siblebecausetheathletic clubmembershavetopar- ticipateinthesportson Shownight,Oct.9Any' newmemberswillbewelcomedtotheclubwhich trainsonTuesdayand Thursdayeveningsatthe Esplanade.

FirstHospitalOf St.John'sBrothers

Thefirsthospitalofthe BrothersofSt.JohnofGod forthecareofmalenervous cases, edwasblessedandopenbyHisEminenceCardinal Sept.GilroyonSunday, 21.Thehospitalis situatedatBelmontPark, Richmond,N.S.W.

OnThursday,Oct.15at 6.30p.m.,FatherMurphywillopenaMissionatWexcombe,whichwillbeattendedbyEnglishmigrantsfrom theRedHilldistrict. At9.30a.m.onSunday, Oct.19athree-dayMission willbepreachedinthe school-churchatHerneHill whilethetemporarychurch atBellevuewillhearthe missionerfromOct.22at 7.30p.m.forthreedays.

CommencingonSunday, Oct.26,FatherMurphywill conductaweek'sMission atSt. landBrigid'schurch,MidJunction. FatherMurphyisrecog- nisedasoneoftheoutstandingpreachersofthe FranciscanOrderinAustralia.HecamefromIreland 20yearsago,whenhewas aIreadyawell-known orator.

FollowingtheMidland MissionFatherMurphywill returntotheEasternStates whereheisengagedtogive thepriests'Retreatsin Sydney.

TheRev.C.Vawdrey, O.F.M.,whowastransferredfromMidlandtoMelbourneattheendofAugust, hasbeenreplacedbythe Rev.Bernard.Winnett, O.F.M.FatherWinnett,who has,been Franciscanteachingatthe JuniorateatRobertson,N.S.W.arrivedon Sept.6.

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ThreeParishes £3,689Towards

Incompletelistsfromthreeparishesof donationstowardstheCatholiccollegewithintheUniversityadd£3,689tothetotal. Theseare:Nedlands,£2,766;Bunbury, £500;andFremantle,£423.

TheNedlandslistincludes£1iseach:Mr.J.Rinpromisesaswellasdonationsinfullorpart.The BunburyandFremantledonationsrepresentfirstlists only.

Thefollowingdonations fromNedlandsaregratefullyacknowledged.

£1,000:Mr.J.J.Farrell (£750alreadyacknowledged).

£500:Mr.T.Cullity. £100:Dr.J.O'Donnell.

£5610s:Mr.W.G. Davies.

£50each:Dr.Daly Smith,Mrs.L.DeaneFree7 man,Mr.J.Wright,Mr.W. P.Hesford,Mr.W.M.Wood, Mr.andMrs.C.R.Hopkins, Mr.N.Baker.

toul,Mr.L.Bradley,Miss Kath.Beard,MissHunt, Mrs.Copley,Mr.F.Handley,Mr.Yelverton,Mrs. Rutter,Mrs.,Ridge. 1 each:Mr.P.W. Orders,Mrs.Rowe,Mrs. Arthur,Mr.andMissW. Keast,Mrs.W.Jeffrey,Mrs. McSweeney,Mrs.Sargent, Mrs.Watts. lOs6d:Mrs.Nicholas. 10s.each:Mrs.Weinman, MissHocking. 5s.:Mr.Nicholas. £1818s.:Donation,proceedsplayperMrs.Nita Pannell. (BunburyandFremantle lists,page9).

FremantleFinds

£25each:Rt.Rev.MonsignorMoss,Mrs.Hodgkinson,Mr.J.P.O'Hara,Mr.L. Herlihy,Mr.andMrs.Fred Curran,MargaretMorrissey. £20each:Mr.EricJohnson,Dr.W.P.Harris,Mr. H.Costello,J.B.Durack. £1515s:Mr.W.Wallwork. £15:Mr.J.Lavan. £1010s:Dr.J.Palandri, Mrs.E.Nicholls,Mrs.Luscombe,Mr.W.J.Fuller, Mr.J.C.Antoine,Mr.T. Melvin,Mr.RegKeating, Mr.J.O'Hara. £10each:Mr.ConO'Malley,MissRitaHughes, Mr.W.Joyce,Mr.B.Hickey,Mr.J.Lennen,Mr.A. F.King,Mr.E.Green,.Mr. D.G.Whyte,Mr.C.Fudger, Mr.T.Halpin,Mr.Selwyn Grave. £510s:Mr.P.J.Byrne. £55seach:Mrs.E.Hartigan,Mr.RegThompson, Mr.J.Moore,Mr.G.R.McCarter,Mr.J.R.Power,Dr. BJ.Grieve,Mrs.EricJohnson,Mr.andMrs.T.V. Dudley,Mrs.andMissShirleyMcCrann,Mr.J.M. O'Hara,Mr.A.J.O'Hara, Mr.andMrs.J.Haydon,Mr. J.Burns,Mr.M.Cullity, SisterHayman,Mr.E.J. McCormack,Mr.P.Lennan, Mr.andMrs.LenKeating, £5each:Mr.R.T.Field, MissM.Hills,Mr.andMrs. Geo.Cooper,Mr.Dudley Haydon,Mr.andMrs.Hunt, Mr.andMrs.M.Ryan,Miss DoreenRyan,Mrs.Grey, Mrs.A.V.Critch,Mrs. Hughes,Mr.J.Connell, Mrs.A.Smith,Mr.S.P. Nind,Mr.W.Dwyer,Mr. andMrs.G.Hickey,Mr.J. Capes,MissM.Gwyne.

MoreThan£400

£100:OblateFathers.

£105:Mr.L.V.O'Hara.

£25:Mr.T.Harper.

£21:Hughesfamily.

£20:Mr.J.M.Shanahan.

Donate College

Healy,F.Davies-Moore, Mrs.LowellMatthews,Miss ElnaWilliams,Mr.andMrs. T.Wood,Mr.andMrs.Theo Colgan,Mrs.H.Burke,Mrs. C.Owens,MissMWiggins, Mrs.J.Macnish,Anon,X., "FortheLoveofGod."

£33seach:Rev.Father Kenny,Rev.J.Mullins,K. Houston,McMurrayfamily.

£3Mr.andMrs.J.Depiazzi.

£22seach:MissE.Donovan,Mrs.E.Trelfer.P. Foran.

£2each:J.A.Fallon,Mr. andMrs.A.Guile,Mr.and Mrs.B.Guile,MissA.Toohey. £110s:Mrs.Reid.

£1Iseach:MissC. Symonds,MissR.Symonds, M.Shine,junr.,E.S.,St. John'sStaff(1st.instalment).

Official Engagements

September21:

Openingofnewschool, OsbornePark.

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatClaremont.

September28: PresideateveningDevotionsandgivePontifical BenedictionatYork,onoccasionofcentenaryoferectionofparish. PresideatSolemnHigh Massontheoccasionofthe Northamparishjubilee.

October5: AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationatSt. Theresa's,Gwelup. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Churchof theHolyCross,Kensington.

October12:

OpeningofnewpresbyteryandclassroomatCarlisle. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSacred Heartchurch,Highgate.

£1each:Mr.andMrs.0. Flynn(1st.instalment),J. Madigan,J,Dalton.MissP. A.Doyle,Mrs.T.Frayne,R. Frayne,Mrs.D.Passmore, H.J.Keyser,MissF. Symonds,M.Dillon,Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Eastcott,MissE. Smith,Friend,Anon,Mrs. E.M.Walker.Mrs.C.E. Sargeant,Mrs.A.H.Pendal,Mr.andMrs.P.J.Buswell,MissT.Herring,Anonymus,MissEllenSmith. 10/6:MissL.Valenta. lOseach:Anon,Friend,P. J.Donovan,Mr.Lawless, Anon. 6s.:L.Kozlowski. 51-:Mrs.N.Wallace.

£1010s:Mr.F.E.Webb. £10each:Mr.B.M. Boase,Mrs'F.Rotondella, Mrs.Trevorah,Mr.G. Tighe,Mrs.JRyan,Mrs. Paino. £55seach:Mr.J.Brindley,Mr.andMrs.W.J. Hughes(junr).Mr.V.Carlson. £5each:Mr.C.Peterson, Mr.J.Campbell,MissM. Finucane,Mrs.E.Law,Mr. E.Henderson,Mrs.F. Miguel,Vincifamily. £3:Mr.andMrs.Murphy. £2lOseachMr.J.0'Flaherty,MissN.Boase. £22seach:Mr.J.N. Roberts,MissM.Hogan, MissGlenysBrindley. £1iseach:MissMolly Hickey,Mr.andMrs.Miller, Mr.J.J.Daly,Mrs.W. Kelly,MissBernadetteRoberts. £1each:Mrs.J.E.Gabbedy,Mrs.L.Stevenson, Mr.TheoPusey,Mr.B.M. Murphy,Mr.D.Shanahan, Mr.J.Shanahan,Mr.T. Shanahan,Mr.L.Dobson, MissVernaRoss,M.Bradley. 10s.:Mrs.L.Williams. 2s.each:GraemeForeman,PeterForeman,Mrs. Foreman.

£500IsGiftFrom ParishofBunbury

£33seach:Mr.J.McGirr,'Mrs.A.G.Markey, Mr.W.E.Collins,Mr.J. Morris,E.M.Morrissey, Mr.G.Corrigan,Mr.J.L. Carroll,Mr.P.A.McCarthy,Mrs.Raynor.

£3:Mrs.Brigatti,Mrs. Paton.

£210s:Mr.andMrs.W. Adams.

£22seach:Mrs.M.A. Fleming,Mr.F.Rowden, Mr.C.P.Mathea,Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Fuller,Mrs.J.C. Antoine,Mr.JamesBourke, Mrs.Cooper,Mr.L.J.Toop, Anonymous,Mr.Hanrahan, Mr.andMrs.MarkSmith, Mr.G.Quin,Mr.K.Sheridan,Mr.J.Colbert.

£2each:Mrs.S.M. Hills,Mr.AubreyBurt, MissesK.andD.Doig,Mrs. Broun.

October19: ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Starofthe Seaparish,Cottesloe.

October26: AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationatSt.Bernard's,Kojonup. AnnualEucharisticprocession,Aquinascollege.Mt. Henry.

November2: GoldenjubileeofSt. Mary'schurch,Kalgoorlie. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.Mary's, Kalgoorlie.

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatAllHallows church,Boulder. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.John's, Scarborough.

CarmelitesToMark LittleFlowerJubilee

Needof"Sparking"EuropeanUnity

Thereisgeneralagreementonbothsidesofthe .Atlanticthatonlya"unitedEurope"canstopthe advanceofCommunismandcreatetheconditions thateventuallymayleadtotheliberationofthe countriesoverrunbytheSoviets.Ofcourse,the oldsayingthat"thereismanyaslip'twixtthecup andthelip"iswarninglyrecalledherebyallthose whohavenotfallenpreytothepopularhabitofmistakingasloganforanaccomplishedfact-particularlywhenthefacttobehopedforissuchanenormouslycomplicatedthingastherestorationofunity amongthedividedpeoplesofacontinent.However, evencautioussoulshavebeengratifiedbythenews fromStrasbourgtellingofthemeetingofparliamentariansfromsixWesternEuropeancountries linkedtogetherintheSchumanplancoalandsteel community.Theyhailthisstepasamoveinthe rightdirection.Theyequallywelcomethejoint manoeuvresoftheNATOpowersasindicationsof growingWesternUnity.

ThesilverjubileeofSt.Thereseofthe ChildJesusasPatronessoftheMissionswill besolemnlyobservedattheCarmelitemonastery,Dalkeith,inthecomingweek.

OnOct.3,theFeastitself, theusualconventualMass willbeofferedat7a.m.At 9a.m.SolemnHighMass willbecelebratedinthe publicchapel.

OnSunday,Oct.5,at3.30 p.m.,aspecialsermonwill bepreachedbytheRev.P. J.Tracey,S.J.Solemn BenedictionoftheBlessed Sacramentandveneration oftherelicoftheSaintwill follow.

Onthesameday,special devotionswillbeheldat GwelupintheNorthBeach parish.Detailsofthisobservancearegivenonpage 3ofthisissue. Thelocalobservanceswill formpartofthecontinuous roundofMasseswhichwill becelebratedattheLisieux Cannelby missionary priestsfromallpartsofthe world.

TuartHillParishionersWelcome Servites,

£50each:Mrs.McMahon, Mr.andMrs.H.Connolly. £30:CalligaroBros

£25:Mrs.M.Monaghan. £20each:DeanWallace, ClemOwens

£1515seach:Mr.and Mrs.M.Flynn. £15each:P.Owens,J. Gaffney,Anon. £10lOseach:MissP. Wimbridge,Mr.andMrs.M. Shine. £10each:NWells,Mr. andMrs.J.M.Banting, MatronBrowne,Anon,Mrs. R.Prosser,Mr.andMrs.A. D.Trott,Mr.andMrs.W. Speering. £55seach:Mrs.C.G. Wells.Mr.andMrs.W. Kelly. £5each:Mr.andMrs.F. Phillips,J.Burke.T.K.Y.

Yet,withoutinanywayunderestimatingthe importanceofsuchconcretedevelopments,experiencedobserversoftheEuropeansceneherecannot quiteridthemselvesofafeelingthat"something"is stillmissingtosparkthismovementtowardEurqIvanunity.Theysensethatpoliticalandeconomic andmilitaryagreementsarenotenoughtocreate thatkindofhigherunitywhichisfarmorethana mereexpedientarrangement.Theydeclarethat genuineWesternunitymusthe,prin'cipally,ofaspiritualnatureifitistoserveasaneffectivecounterweightagainsttheideologicalclaimsofCommunism.Inconnectionwithsuchapprehensions,ithas beennotedherewithmuchinterestthatHisHolinessPopePiusXIIinoneofhisrecentdiscourses puthisfingeronthisintangibleelementwhichcannotbeexpressedintheparagraphsofsolemntreaties.butis,nevertheless,indispensableforthegrowth ofrealunity.Addressingaastudycongressof ItalianCatholicActiononthetheme"Catholicsand InternationalLife,"thePopereferredtotheneed ofaproper"atmosphere,"withoutwhich,hesaid,"a commoninternationalactioncanhaveneitherconsistencynorprosperousgrowth."

FarewellFr.Langmead TuartHillparishioners,ingivingawelcometotheirnewpastor,theV.Rev.P. Nolan,O.S.M.,andatemporaryfarewellto thepriestwhoestablishedSt.Denis'church, theRev.A.Langmead,foundthemselvesin theunexpectedpositionofbeingthefirst groupofthelaitytowelcometheServite Ordertoitsfirstfoundationinthewholeof Australia.

Mr.PaulDonnelly,inde-leadershipoftheServite tailingthisunusualcircurn.Fathers. stancetoagatheringoftheFatherNolan,inreplying, saidhowmuchthewelcome andhospitalityhehadreceivedinWesternAustralia wasmakingupforthesense oflosshehadfeltinleaving SouthAfricaandtakingup theworkwhichFather Keanehadbegun.

newparish,saidhowwet= !comeFatherNolanandthe ;Serviteswereintheirmidst, landhowtheymighthopeto buildtogetheroneofthe strongestparishesinthe metropolitanareabythe goodworksofthecongregationandtheprayersand

Oct.6-10

Oct.4.

Allspeakerspaidtribute toFatherLangmeadforhis goodworkinstartingthe TuartHillparish.Mr. Laniganspokewarmlyof thatworkandtheirregret inlosingFatherLangmead, inmakingapersonalpresentationfromthepeople ontowhosedoorstephehad broughtachurchandthe HolyMass. ConcertitemswereprovidedbyMissesMoira O'Halloran,Caddy,Lynes, andMr.FergusColman. Fergus,bytheway,isa greatbanjoplayer,withfive sonsandtheirmotherleft behindinIrelandtillhecan findahomeintheWest. Ferguswillwelcomeoffers ofshelter.

Byusingtheterm"growth,"thePopemadeit clearthatunityisnotamechanicalormaterial thingorsomethingthatcanbemanufactured,but ratheranorganicthing,somethinglivingthatrequiressunshineandraintogrowandprosper.Few willdenythatthis"atmosphere"ofwhichtheHoly Fatherspokeisstillabsenttoaverylargeextent. Cloudsofnationalresentments,distrust,andsuspicionveilthescenewheretheworktowardunityis takingplace.TheHolyFatherhasremindedCatholicsthattheirsisapartcularcmfwyetaonshrdluuu tholicsthattheirsisaparticularopportunityand dutytohelpdispelsuchcloudsandcreatethe"atmosphere"ofmutualunderstanding,respect,sincerityandbenevolencewhichformstherealbasisof unity.Aunitywhichdisregardsthisbasis,aspurious"unity"whichisonlymanufacturedtosuittemporaryconveniencesandachievematerialadvantages,isdoomedtofailure.Itcouldneverwardoff thedangersofculturalandsocialdisintegration whichChristopherDawsonanalysedinhislatest book,"UnderstandingEurope."Perhaps,those vaguelyfeelingthat"somethingismissing"inthe Europeanmovementtowardunitywillcometorealise,asDawsonsaid,thatthesourcesofEurope's innerstrengthandunityare"thosefundamental spiritualprincipleswhichareinseparablefromthe Christianfaithandwhichhavebeenthefoundation ofthewholedevelopmentofWesternculture."

Theseventhcentenaryof SligoAbbey,foundedin 1252byMauriceFitzgerald, LordDeputyofIreland,was celebratedonAugust3.

Fourweekspreviousto theceremonythepeopleof Abbey-quarterdecidedata meetingthattheAbbey ruinsshouldbeopentothe

SligoAbbeyFounded700YearsAgo publiconthedayofthe celebrations,andwithina fewdayscommencedthe taskofclearingawaythe unsightlymassesofdebris whichhadaccumulatedin thegrounds.Ahighaltar wasbuiltagainsttheChoir oftheAbbey,andStations oftheCrosswereerected.

YorkNearlyLostPastor, PerthaBishopbyMurder

Intheyear1852thechurchatYork possessed20acresofland.Thedonoris describedbytheRt.Rev.Dr.Serraasopious Catholicgentleman.Thegiftwasnotedin theBishop'ireporttotheCongregationof Propagandainthesameyear.

Thelocalityofthislandisblocksoflandwhichhad notknown,asearlyrecordsbeenmutedbytheColhavebeenlostordestroyed.onialgovernmentin1856. IntheearliestdaysHolyExactlyayearafterwards, Masswascelebratedinatowit,March17,1860,the smallbuildingnearwhatischurchwasopenedanddenowthecornerofPooldicatedtoSt.Patrickby streetandPanmureroad.ItFatherMartinGriver. hadbeenerectedandsetFatherGriverwasthen 'asideforDivineservicebyAdministratorofthediosomeferventandzealousceseofPerth;afterwards Fenians.TheirspiritualhebecametheBishopof needsandthoseoftheotherPerth.Thisbuilding,on firstCatholicinhabitantstheopeningofthepresent wereattendedtonowandSt.Patrick'schurch,served againbyFathersM. Griver, asahighschoolconducted RaphaelMartelli,andTim-bytheSistersofMercy,and othyDonovan. laterasaparishhall.Itis IntheAugustof1852nowknownasSt.Patrick's MostRev.Dr.BedePold-parishhall.

YorkforCanonicalVisitation.

BishopGriverhadCanonicalVisitationandadministeredtheSacramentof Confirmationinthefollowingyears:1864,1868,1872, 1874,1877,1879,1881,1884.

In1887,St.Patrick'snew churchwasopenedbythe Rt.Rev.Dr.MatthewGibney.Dr.Griverhadlaid thefoundationstonesome timebeforetheformal openingin1887.Father Gibneyhaddesignedthe building.Inthishewas assistedbyaMr.Joseph Nunan,aFenian.Mr.Henry Daveywasthecontractor. Thetransportingofthematerialswasdonebyvoluntarylabour.Thestained glasswindowswereimportedfromItaly. InthesameyearHisEminenceCardinalMoranvisitedYork.OnMay5,1888, BishopGibneyheldCanon-

abhorrenceatthediabolical actbywhichFatherGibney'shousewascompletely destroyed."

Anotherwas,"thatthis meetingwouldplaceonrecorditsgratitudetoAlmightyGodinhavingbeen pleasedtospareourbelovedpastor'slifeandpreserve himfromthefatalconsequencescontemplatedbythe perpetratororperpetrators ofthedastardlydynamite explosion."

Athirdmotionwasworded:"Thatthismeeting gratefullyacknowledgethe telegramsofsympathyreceivedfromHisExcellency theGovernor,alsoothersin WestAustralia,andalso fromthesistercolonies,expressiveoftheirgratitude attheprovidentialescapeof ourbelovedpastor."It wasalsoagreed"toraise fundstorebuildthepresbytery;torefurnishit,andalso

InmakingthedealFather Lynchthoughtthebuilding iron,etc.,wasincludedwith thelandfortheabovesum, butithadalreadybeenseparatelysold.FatherLynch wasunsuccessfulinobtaininganyredress.InJune, 1904,twoRedemptorists, theRev.G.J.Hunt,C.Ss.R., andtheRev.J.Hegarty, C.Ss.R.,conductedavery successfulmission.

InFebruary,1907,the Rev.E.O'Reillysucceeded FatherLynchasassistant priest,andhewasfollowed bytheRev.JohnFahey (May,1908--January,1909), andtheRev.JohnMoloney, in1909.

TowerIsCompleted

About1909FatherGibneyretiredfromtheparish. TheRev.PatrickSheridan cametoYorkintheJulyof 1909,andwasappointed parishpriest.Duringhis timethetowerofthe churchwascompleted,and theroofofthechurchwas convertedfromashingleto aslateroof.Thehighschool conductedbytheSistersof Mercywasclosed,andthe bdildingwasusedasaparishhallandcalledSt.Patrick'shall.

BishopGibneyheldCanonicalVisitationandadministeredtheSacramentof Confirmationin1888,1894, 1896,1902,1905,1908.

KennyfollowedtheRev. DeanWalshwhenheretiredthroughill-healthin 1933.

TheRev.FrederickByrne wasappointedparishpriest inApril,1934.Hewas transferredtoKatanning aboutMarch,1937.Father Byrnehadthechurchand thepresbyteryrenovated.

OnOctober21,1934,ArchbishopPrendivillehadCanonicalVisitationandConfirmation.Thestateofthe spiritualityoftheparish wasatalowebb.TheArchbishopvisitedcarelessCatholicswithsalutaryresults. Thiswasaperiodofrevivalinboththespiritual andtemporalaffairsofthe parish.

InApril,1934,theRev.B. Gorey,C.Ss.R.,andtheRev. H.Scanlon,C.Ss.R.,conductedaMission.

StatuesAreDonated

FatherGriver,laterBishop,openedthefirstchurchofSt.Patrick, York,in1860.

ing,theArchbishopofSydney,onhiswayfromAlbanytoPerth,stayedsome daysinYork.Thefirst baptismsrecordedinthe parishbaptismalregister areascribedtotheadministrationoftheArchbishop byFatherM.Griver.

Non-ResidentPriests

In1853,theRev.Peter Aragon,O.S.B.,wasplaced "'inchargeofthedistrictsof York,Toodyay,andNortham.Hisheadquarters wereatNewNorcia.

Thesecondpriestin chargeofYorkWasRev. CanonMartelli,andhis Chiefplaceofresidencewas atToodyay.Hisappoint,i;nenttookplacein1856.In theAprilofthatyearthe Rt.Rev.Dr.R.Salvado, O.S.B.,hadobtainedfrom theColonialgovernment blocksoflandatYorkfor achurch,aschool,anda presbytery,respectively

In1859,theRev.Father *FrancisSalvado,O.S.B., succeededCanonMartelli. HealsoresidedatToodyay. Itistobenotedthat FatherSalvadowasnorelationwhateverofBishop Salvado,savethatboth weremembersofthesame religiousOrder.Thename oftheformerispronounced withaccentonthelastsyllable.

OnSt.Patrick'sdayof "thatyear,theRt.Rev.Dr. Serralaidthefoundation stoneofthefirstchurchin York,ononeofthethree

Intheyear1864,theRev. AnselmBourke.O.S.B.,was appointedtotakechargeof theparishofYork.Father Bourkewasthefirstresidentpriest.Hedweltin quarters*attachedtothe rearofthechurch.TheCatholiceducationofthe youngwasfirstlyundertakenbysomeBenedictinelayBrothers.Forthatpurpose theyerectedseveralsmall missionhuts.Lateraschool forCatholicswasconducted byaMrs.Whitely,and afterwardsbyaMissGailey, underthesupervisionofthe priest.Ontheadventof theSistersofMercyin1873 thisschoolwasdemolished andapresbyterywasbuilt onthesite.

FatherGibney'sPost

Towardstheendofthe year1868,theRev.Patrick Gibneybecameparishpriest ofYork.Hisfirstundertakingwastheerectionof thepresbytery,untilthearrivaloftheSisters.Then FatherGibneyhadbuilt thepresbyterymentioned above.

TheSisterswerefrom Victoriasquare,Perth.They werethreeinnumberMotherMaryEvangelist, SisterMaryBaptist,and SisterMaryCamillus.Their arrivalwasabout1873.They taughtattheconventuntil thepresentschoolwasconstructed.Theschoolwas probablyopenedin1874, whenBishopGrivervisited

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icalVisitationandadministeredtheSacramentof Confirmation.Healsoestablishedthesodalityofthe SacredHeart.

In1889thefirstmission inStPatrick'sparishwas conductedbytwoVincentianFathers.

EscapeFromDeath

OnAugust17,1890,the foundationstoneofthefirst churchinBeverleywaslaid byFatherGibney.Many peopleofYorktravelledto Beverleytobepresent. Therewasaspecialtrain providedfortheoccasion. Beverleywasservedfrom Yorkuntil1908,whenit wasformedintoaseparate parish.

At2.30a.m.onThursday, May3,1894,thepresbytery nearthesiteofthepresent Stateschoolwasblownup withdynamite.FatherGibneymiraculouslyescaped seriousinjury.Hewasthe onlyoccupantofthepresbytery.Theperpetratorof thedastardlyact,aman namedJohnMcCabe,was senttoFremantlegaolfor 15years. AfterMassonthefollowingSunday,apublicmeeting,whichwasconvenedin St.Patrick'sschoolbythe Rev.FatherTreacyandMr. J.F.Reilly,ofNortham, carriedseveralresolutions. Onemotionexpressed"utter

InJuly,1911,theRev. AnthonyWalshwasappointedparishpriestof York.In1932St.Patrick's hallwasrenovated.Thelate ArchbishopCluneconductedCanonicalVisitationand Confirmationin1916,1923, 1927.TheRev.Thomas toprovidefortherestorationofthedestroyedlibrary."

OnSeptember29,1894, thefoundationstoneofthe presentpresbyterywaslaid byBishopGibney.Messrs. ChristieandCo.werethe contractors.ShortlyafterwardsitwasreadyforFatherGibney.Therewas noformalopening.

InNovember,1894,a branchoftheCatholicAssociationwasformedin York.Firty-fivemembers wereenrolled.Thecommitteemenwere:T.Stack, R.Gallop,T.Tomney,J. Johnston,T.O'Connell,J.F. O'Connor,andJ.Tomney.

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InAugust,1897,Father GibneyleftYorkforatrip toEurope.DuringhisabsencetheRev.B.Faganwas the"locumtenens."Father GibneyreturnedtoYorkon January14,1899.

OnMay7,1899,theMason andHamlinorganwaspurchasedforthechurch.In 1901,theRevPatrickLynch wasappointedasassistant priesttoFatherGibney. Aboutthistimetheblock oflandinSouthstreet,adjacenttotheschool,was purchasedfor£.400.A foundrywashereatthe timeofpurchase.M.A. Smithwasthemanager.

TheRev.JohnCullenwas parishpriestfromMarch, 1937,totheendofAugust, 1938. Duringthistime threestatuesweredonated: thatofSt.PatrickbyMrs. W.Marwick,andtheLittle FlowerbyMrs.P.A.Hicks. Thepedestalsforboth statuesweregivenbyMr. andMrs.S.J.Marwick.The thirdstatue,ofOurLady. wasdonatedbyMissMay Kearney.Thecementpath fromthegatesofthechurch groundsto.thechurchwas thegiftofMrs.BillMarwick.

InMarch.1938,asuccessfulMissionwasgivenby theRev.H.Scanlon,C.Ss.R. TheRev.FrancisRegan wasappointedP.P.atthe endofAugust,1938.

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Wednesday: ',';as pleased to see Mr. KAMM a customer of many years standing who wanted advice on a short-term investment.

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Mr. hasjustsoldablockofland. intendstobuyacarin6or7months,butdislikesleavingthemoneyidleinthemeantime. However,heisnotkeentoinvestitinbondsor sharesforsuch ashortterm,socametomefor advice.suggestedaninterest-bearingdeposit. maturingin6months,andwashappytoarrange animmediatetransferfrom his currentaccount. You,too,shouldconsultanduse-

ArchbishopFolding,ofSydney.Parishpriestfor40years,Father performedthefirstbap"Gibney'slifewasattemptedin1894. tisms. Heopenedthenewchurchin1887.

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DearGirlsandBoys,-

Ihavemuchpleasurein declaringPeterSteele(13), 46Howickstreet,Victoria Park,thewinnerofthefirst weeklyprize.Congratulations,Peter!Yourswasa storystrikinglytold.

Congratulations,too,are offeredDianePozzi,St.Joseph's,Fremantle-aclose secondwithherpleasing descriptionof"ThreeMischievousBoys."

JoanHerlihy,St.Joseph's -apenpictureofastaunch watchdog.

LynettaAnderson,Sacred HeartHighschool,Highgate-amovingstoryofthe lifeofSt.MaryMargaret.

LorettaRaneriandJanniceRichards,bothofSt. Joseph's-withportrayalsof petparrotsandacockatoo, respectively.

Thankstoallfiveofyou. Youreffortswerehighly commended.Tryaagin, won'tyou?Bestwishes.

UNCLEMAC.

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43EarlStreet,Albany.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis myfirstlettertoyou.We hadoursportsrecently,and itwasaverywetday. Thereweresixcolours, Blue,Red,Gold,light Green,darkGreen,and Brown. Iwasindark Green.Itwassowetthat wedidnotfinishtthe sports.Theyraffledabeautifulbridedoll,andKaye Flemming,ofScarborough, wonit.LastWednesdayI scaldedmyfoot. Iwill closenow.-Yourloving niece, MARYWILLIAMS.

DearMary,-Welcometo theCorner.IlikeAlbany. Itissuchabeautifulplace. Sorrytherainstoppedthe

sports.Betterlucknext time.Ihopethescalded footisbetternow.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

TouringtheCountry

St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewrittentoyou,andIwishto becomeoneofyournieces.I alsohopeyouenjoyreading myletter.'Ourschoolholidayshavejustfinished,and it'sgoodtobebackat schoolaftersuchanenjoyabletwoweeks'holiday.

IwenttoBrunswickfora weekwithmymother, fatherandlittlesister.We leftonSunday,August17, afterseveno'clockMass, andarrivedatourdestinationat11.30thesame morning.MyfatherandI wenttothefootballinthe afternoonandsawthefinal betweenHarveyandWokalup;Wokalupwonthe match.

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There'salittlegoodinthe worstofus; Andalittlebadinthebest ofus; Anditill-becomesanyofus Totalkabouttherestofus. WaneareeareidWireMies watchedthecowsinthe paddockschewinggrassand thepigsintheirpensgrunting.Whenthecowswere beingmilkedwewentto themilkingshedandwatchedthembeingmilkedbya machine,andsawthecream beingseparatedfromthe milk.IwassickonTuesday.

WealsowenttoBunburywherewewindowshoppedandboughtafew articles.Westartedoutfor CollieonThursday,butwe wereunluckyenough.to haveourwindscreenshatteredbyapebblethrownoff theroadbyapassingcar andhadtoturnback.

OntheSundaywecame homeagain,andIwished wecouldhavestayedanotherweek,forthatonewas veryinteresting.Wespent thenextweekathome,exceptonWednesday,when wewenttoPerthandsaw "SingingintheRain,"which wasanexcitingpicture. I haverunoutofnews,asI havetoldyouoftheweekI spentatBrunswickJunction.Godblessyou.Yourssincerely, JEANETTEHEVRON.

DearJeanette,-Welcome totheCorner!Thankyou foryourveryinterestingletter.Youdescribethecountryverywell.Iamsorry creamdisagreeswithyou. Pleasewriteagain.Best wishes.

UNCLEMAC.

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Myheart'sintheHighlands, myheartisnothere Myheart'sintheHighlands, a-chasingthedeer, Chasingthewilddeer,and followingtheroeMyheart'sintheHighlands, whereverIgo. FarewelltotheHighlands. farewelltotheNorth, Thebirthplaceofvalour, thecountryofworth; WhereverIwander,whereverIrove, ThehillsoftheHighlands foreverIlove.

Farewelltothemountains highcoveredwithsnow; Farewelltothestrathsand greenvalleysbelow; Forewelltotheforestsand wildhangingwoods; Farewelltothetorrentsand loudpouringfloods.

FortheNatureLover

BabyGullsBecomeExpertFishers

(Concluded). edabouttheyobeyedhis Afterall,theywerenear-lwordofcommand.There lyaslargeastheirparentswasareasonforthiS,for bynow,sounbelievablyfastthetimemightcomewhen itwouldmeandeathtodisobey.Thepenguinisone ofthefewcreaturesthathas learnedtoliveinthatworld ofappallinghazards.

hadtheybeengrowing.The skuas,nolongerdaringto attackbirdsthathadgrown largerthanthemselves,glidedoverhead,fightingamong themselvesforwhatthey foundtoeat.Whenoneof themgothisbeakcaughtin aclam-shellandcouldnot defendhimself,theother skuasturnedcannibal,lawlessbirdsthattheywere, andtorehimtopieces. Whenanotheroftheirnumberbrokehiswing,the samethinghappened,so witheverydaythatpassed. thattherewerefewerskuas.

Whenthefullmoonturnedtheicyworldtosilver, itwashardtogohometo bed,andyoungandoldused tolingeraboutthebeach, gossipingandsingingbeneaththeroaringofthe waves.

AsPennthoughtofhow thetimewouldcomewhen everymemberofthecolony mustmakehiswaytowinterquarters,heformeda bandofyoungpeopleand drilledtheminpenguintactics.Soontheyknewhow tostandinrows,allfacing oneway,presentingonly blackbackstotheworld.

Beforemanydays,Henniecamebackfromfishing tobegreetedbytheusual 1"Eeeeee!"fromtheovergrowntwins.Butsheofferedthemnotonebite.

"Come,"shebadethem, "ifyouare'hungry,"and throwingherselfforwardon theshallowwater,sheled themouttowhereitwas deepenoughfordiving. Thereshetookonedeep breath,duckedherhead, andbeganpaddlingunder water.Shecameupfifty feetaway,andwaitedtill thechickshadfollowedher example.Thenshetaught,+ themhowtowatchforthe shrimpsthatbackedaway fromtheirpursuers,and howtoswimafteronetill itcouldbeswallowedhead first.

Thechickswerehungry, andtheykepttryingtill theywereasgoodfishermenasanyone.Pennexchangedaglanceofpride withtheirmother.''Our workisdone,"shenodded Butwhentheirleaderturn-joyously.

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BarrackersatOdds St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle. DearUncleMac,-Iam writingtotellyouallabout myAugustholidays.We finishedschoolonThursday,August14,andreturnedtoschoolonSeptember1. ThefirstweekIspentmostlyinbikeridingandplayingtennis.OnWednesday IwenttoPerthwiththree ofmygirlfriendsfrom school.Wehaddinnerin Perthandafterwardswe wenttothepicturestosee "TenTallMen."Itwasall abouttheForeignlegion. OnFridayMaxine,my friend,cametodinner; afterdinnerwewentto Fremantleanddidsome shopping.

OnSaturdayIwenttothe DerbybetweenEastand SupportOurAdvertisersSouthFremantle.Iwent

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Togetherthebushmen sweptdownthegullies,a tight-packed,dare-devil band.Menof50,bronzed andbearded,tough,purposefulfellows.Youthsof 20,ridingbare-backand saddledhorseswithequal skill.Grim,hardymenall, whohadbattledagainst greatballsoffireandswirl-. ing,churningflood-waters withundauntedcourage. Downtheyraced,atbreakneckspeed,swervingbetweeneucalyptandmountainash,duckinglowlimbs ondeadtrees. Knee-to-kneetheypressedthroughgorges,waking theechoeswiththeirgreenplaitedstockwhips.Nofine thoroughbredsforthemoh,no!Horses,liketheir riders,packedwithenergy andenthusiasm,whowould

withRuthandMaxine. RuthbarracksforEastand MaxineandIforSouth. Southwonbyabout20 goals.MaxineandIwere verypleased,butRuth wasn't.Sundaylastmy nephewwasbaptised,and Iwashisgodmother.After thebaptismwehadaparty whichIenjoyedverymuch.

Myfavouritepastimeis sport,whichIenjoyplayingverymuch.Well,Uncle Mac,Imustgonow.Hoping thisfindsyouwell.-Your sincereniece, MARGARETSWEENEY.

run,leap,swerveand plungeuntiltheydropped. Nogallant,smart-looking canter.Itwasthelong, hardstrideofthebush horsethattheyused.They wouldneedalltheirstrength to-day:fortheywereafter Satan.

Satanwasahugeblack stallion,abandit,anda killerintheworsttradition ofhisancestcts,buthewas., suchamagnificentcreature that,thoughmensometimes hadhimcoldoverthe sightsoftheirWinchesters. theirbushman'sloveofa splendidhorsewouldnotlet thempullthetrigger,even thoughthisbeakillerand amenace.Theysworeinsteadthattheywouldcapturehimaliveordieinthe attempt-severaldid.

Graduallytheyfanned out,andthecrackriders tookpriorityonthewings. Then,ridingincrescentformation,theyswoopedfrom behindthebrumbieswith wildbattlecriesandvolleysofstockwhipcrashes. Thebrumbiesthrewup theirheadsandgallopedfor. thetimber.

DearMargaret,-Thank youforyourletterandfor thewonderfuldescriptionof yourholiday.Regarding the"Derby,'Iamabit Ruth'sway.Itseemsa shameforateamlikeEast Fremantle,whichhassucha wonderfulrecord,havingto suffersuchadefeat.But theywill"comeagain." Pleasewriteagain.Best wishes. UNCLEMAC.

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Down-down-do'wnthey thundered,withthesunlightflashingpatternsfleetinglyontheirglossybacks. Graduallytheranksofthe brumbiesthinnedout,asthey droppedoutandsurrendered,untilonlySatanwasleft. Suddenly,overtheknolla/ ahillpouredastreamof newriders.Theypacked theirhorsessideways,so thattheywerelockedshouldertoflankacrossagap betweentwotoweringrocks: andateverythreefeetwas ariderwhosestockwhip wasalittledeadlysnakel whichstrucklikelightning. Theyyelledasoneman,but Satancameonwithnevera falteringstep,straightinto thathail-ofstockwhips. Then,withonemad,magnificentleap,heclearedtwo horsessidebyside,and thunderedawayintothe ranges,aswildandfreeas thewindintheturpentines.

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FatherStinsonSees105 Child-MigrantsonWay

AcoupleofweeksafterarrivalinLondon,theRev.C.Stinson,directorofCatholicMigrationandWelfareinPerth,farewelled106BritishchildrenleavingforAustralia.

Thechildrenarrived inFremantlebythe"Ormonde"onFridaySept. 19.Thirty-sevendisembarkedandtheothers continuedthejourneyto TasmaniaandNewSouth Wales.Thechildrenwere metinFremantlebya representativeoftheCatholicMigrationOfficeand transportedtoPerth.

Thirty-three,allbetween theagesof6and8willgo toCastledareandtheother fourtoTardun.Whilethe "Ormode"wasinport,the childrenfortheEastern Statesweretakenforan outing.Theboyswere entertainedforlunchat ClontarfandthegirlsatSt. Joseph'sorphanage.They werereturnedtotheir escortsonboard,laterin theday.TheRev.J.F. BrackinofWestMelbourne wastravellingwiththe childrenaschaplain.

T.D.MurphyDies

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WellknowninCatholic andcommercialcircles,Mr. TimothyDanielMurphyof 62Melville-terrace,South Perth,diedsuddenlyathis homeonSept11,aged74 years.

BorninKiskeam,CoCork, Ireland,deceasedcameto thisStatein1912andenteredthedraperyfirmofBrennanBros.

SubsequentlywithMr.T. Ahern,K.S.S.hefoundedthe businessofAhernsLtd.and continuedasadirectoruntil hisretirementfrombusiness in1940.

Inhisyouth,deceasedwas aprominentathleteand gymnast.Hewasamember oftheCatholicClubteam whichwontheAllIreland shieldin1901-2

Twicemarried,Mr. Murphy,withhiswifeand daughtertouredtheBritish '.IslesandContinentin1935. Oneofhismajorinterests wastheCelticClubof whichhewasonetime treasurer.Hewasalsoa memberoftheHolyName society.

Thelategentlemanis survivedbyhiswifeand sstep-daughter.Requiem MasswasofferedatSt. Columba'schurch,South PerthonSept.12after whichthefuneraltookplace atKarrakattacemetery.

'ripepall-bearerswere Messrs.T.Ahern,J.Doyle, E.Needham,M.L.A.,A.Curlewis,A.'Pownell,W.Mahony,M.ClarkeandD. Eddy.

NewsfromFatherStinson thisweektellsofthegreat shockhereceivedupon hearingofthedeathofhis father.1ewasleaving LondonSept.9fortheContinent.Hewastravelling withFatherLaveryof N.S.W.throughBelgiumand Holland,downtheRhineto Italy.FromItalyheexpectedtogodirecttoMalta, andbacktoLondonbyair. InRomehewillinspect300 displacedchi1dren,all orphans,someofwhomhe hopestobringtoAustralia. Hewillselectchildrenwhile inMalta,andafurther

numberofBritishchidren whenhereturnstoLondon. FatherStinsonwasappointedbytheHierarchyof Australiatospeedupchild migrationfromtheUnited KingdomandMalta,and investigatethepossibilityof obtainingchildmigrants fromtheContinent.

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HighgateDownVic.Park

InThrillingGrandFinal

Thegrandfinalofthe Y.C.W.FootballCompetition wasplayedatMelvilleOval onSundayweek.Agood crowdsawHighgatewin theirsecondsuccessivepremiership,whentheydefeatedVictoriaParkbyeleven points,inathrillingfinish.

VictoriaParkwereina goodpositionathalf-time butHighgatestagedawonderfulthirdquarterrally, andthenheldfirminthe lastquarter.Theshieldwill bepresentedtotheHighgateteamattheCarnival danceattheY.A.L.on

Monday,Sept.22.

TROPHYTOSLATTERY.

Theawardtothefairest andbestplayerinthe grandfinalwenttoPhil Slattery,theHighgatecaptain.Philwaseasilythe outstandingplayerinthe matchandwonthetrophy byawidemargin.Hisruckingandforwardp1ay throughoutthegamewas goodtowatch.Intheclosingminutesofthegame, withVictoriaParkattacking strongly,Philtookaseries ofspectacularmarks.He kickedthreegoalsduring thegame.

THEPLAY.

Highgatehadtheuseofa strongwind,andwerefirstto attack.Theyscoredtwopointsonea"poster"beforeKerrigangoaled.AfreetoChilvers(V. P.)forinterferenceenabledthe ParktoattackandMcGann snappedapoint.VictoriaPark wereplayingbetterfootball, eventhotrghkickingintothe wind;buttheirforwardswere astray.Highgatewentintoattackagain.andafteranice mark,Lambgoaled. Afeatureoftheplayatthis stagewasthefinekickingby bothteams.Thegamewasveryfast,withtheVictoriaPark backsplayingverywell.Good workbyMcGann,enabled CurrantogoalforVictoria Park.AminutelaterCurran missedwhatshouldhavebeen aneasygoal.Atquartertime Highgateledbyonlyfive points.

Playinthesecondtermbecamemorespirited.Players weregoinginhardandthe gamebecamecongested.Pitts, theHighgategoal-keeperoverrantheballenablingCurranto goalforthePark.O'Brienfol- lowedwithanothergoal,and VictoriaParkhitthefront. Afteraperiodofmidfieldplay. inwhichthehalf-backlinesof bothteamsshoneout,anice passtoF.Butlerwasrewarded withagoal.

Highgateplayeddeterminedly toforcetheballintotheir forwardline.GoodworkbySlatteryandSaundersenabled

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Kerrigantogoal.Thelastfive minutesofthequarterwereall Highgate's.Slatteryshoneout intheruckandkeptthemocon- tinuallyinattack.Athalftime thescorewas:VictoriaPark4 goals8bhds.Highgate3goals 7bhds.

HighgatehadtheJobinfront ofthemafterhalftime,VictoriaParkhadbeenplaying well,andtheirsevenpointadvantagewasveryhandy.Spon afterthestart,TonyWalsh goaledfromafreekickand. Saunderskickedabeautiful fiftyyd.goal.Slatterywasdominatingtheruckaidthe Highgatecentrelinewaswinning.Kerrigangoaledagain; andashorttimeafterSlatteryscoredfullpointsfromanice shot.

Theplaybecameveryrugged. theandHighgatewerehaving betteroftheexchanges. VictoriaParkscoredtheironly goalofthequarterandwhen Slattery seemedgoaledagain.Highgate tohaveafirmgripon thegame.Atthreequartertime theyledbytwentyfourpoints. points.

ThelastquartersawawonderfulfightbackbythePark. DavidsongoaledearlyforHigh- gategivingthemaseemingly unassailableleadoffivegoals. DesO'BrienandMcGanntook ahandinthingsforthePark andbetweenthemaddedthree quickgoals.WhenFrankSutler addedanother,thedifference wasonlyfourpoints.

Playerssparednoeffortfor theirteamandthecrowd reallybecameexcited.Kelleher wasplayinggrandlyintheback pocketforHighgate,andSlatterywasstilldoingwell.Highgateforcedtheballforward, andSlatterysnappedanice goal.VictoriaParkattacked. butcouldnotscoreagainstthe Highgatebacks.

LouvainSends Congratulation ToSydneyUni.

SYDNEY,Sept.9(NC.)

-Acongratulatorymessage fromtheCatholicUniversity ofLouvainwaspresentedto theUniversityofSydney byArchbishopErisO'Brien, AuxiliaryofSydney,ata ceremonymakingthecentenaryofthelocaluniversity.

TheArchbishopwasalso chosentoconveyamessage ofcongratulationtoSydney Universityonbehalfofall foreignuniversities.

HisEminenceNorman CardinalGilroy,Archbishop ofSydney,presidedinSt. Mary'sCathedral,which wasthrongedbyalarge congregationofgraduates andunderaduates.

ClonlariLadsBeatLocalTeamin EnjoyableSocialMatchatBunbury

OnSaturday,Sept.13,the Clontarfunder15football teampaidavisittoBunbury,wheretheyplayed againsttheSt.Patrick's schoolboys'team.There were26intheofficialparty fromClontarf,including threeBrothersfromthe staff.

ReachingBunburyat noon,theBrothersandboys werewelcomedbyofficials fromtheSt.Patrick'steam. Thesementooktheboysto theirvariousbillets.The Brothersweretheguestsof theV.Rev.DeanWallace.

Thegamewasplayedon Bunbury'smainfootball ovalonSundaymorning. Somepeopletravelledfrom Dardanuptoseethematch, andtheEastFremantlesec-

Rev.E.SullivanRepresentedState

AtConvertConferenceintheEast

TheCongressontheApostdlatetothe non-Catholic,organisedbytheLegionof Mary,washeldinMelbourneonSeptember 2,3and4. Between180and200delegates,including65priests,attended. IncludedamongthepriestswastheRev.E. Sullivan,directorofCatholicActioninthis Archdiocese. Recentlyreturnedfrom overseas,Dr.Sullivanwas abletoattendonlythelast dayofthecongress.

LEGIONHANDBOOKS.

Newhandbooksareunbtainableatpresent.All personshavingonewhich isnotbeingused,areasked tobringittotheLegionof Maryrooms,upstairs,atthe oldBankofN.S.W.building,65St.George'sterrace, between12and2o'clock anyweekday,ortohand ittoanylegionarythey know.Thisistheonlyway newactivelegionariescan getahandbook,andtheappealisurgent.

REV.E.RYAN,O.M.I. AsurprisevisitoratComitiummeetinglastMonday nightwastheRev.E.Ryan, .0.M.I.FatherRyanisthe spiritualdirectoroftheMelbournepraesidium,which includedBro.Cardiff,presidentoftheLegionSenatus ofAustralia.FatherRyan gaveabriefbutinspiring addresstothelegionaries present,besidesbringing greetingsfromBro.Cardiff andthesenators'corresponandthesenatuscorrespondentforW.A.,Bro.Treacey.

FinalScore:Highgate10goals 15bhds.d.VictoriaPark9goalsCOMPLIMENT. 10bhds. Representativesofthe

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lastSunday,organisedby thePerthCatholicLatvian group,tomarkthecloseof thethree-weeks'visitto themofRev.FatherBecs, S.J.,whohasnowreturned toMelbourne.

RECRUITINGRALLY.

Lastweek'srecruiting rallyatthehomeofMrs. Penny,inVincentstreet, broughtfournewactive legionaries.Amongthe readersofthesenotesthere mustbemanyyoungmen andwomenabletogivea littleoftheirtimetothe cryingneedformorelay apostles.Seeyourparishpriestaboutit.

onds'teampaidashortvisit duringthegame.Priorto thestartofthematch,the MayorofBunbury,Mr.J. Withers,officiallywelcomedtheBrothersandboysto Bunbury,andhopedthey wouldhaveanenjoyable time.Hethengavethe boysafewinterestinghints onhowtoplaytheAustraliangame.Rev.Brother P.B.Doyle,thecoachof Clontarfteam,repliedto theMayor'sremarks.

Clontarfplayedverygood footballtowinby43points. Theirteamwork,especially handball,gavethemanadvantageoverthelocalteam. Thefinalscoreswere:

Clontarf:6goals14behinds(50points).

St.Patrick'sschoolboys:1 goal1behind(7points).

AfterthegameDean Wallacepresentedatrophy tothebestandfairestplayerofeachteam.T.Millar wasadjudgedthebestplayerintheSt.Patrick'steam. whileJ.Czszspanikreceived thetrophyasthebestinthe Clontarfteam.

Allthearrangementsin connectionwiththeboys' stayinBunburywerevery capablycarriedoutby Messrs.H.Smithall,J.Banting,M.Flynn,J.Lynch,L. Nesbit,andothermenwho supportSt.Patrick'sintheir competition.

TheClontarfboysfound ithardtoleaveontheSundayafternoon,forthepeoplewhogavethemaccommodationtreatedthemso well,thattheboysall agreeditwasthebesttrip theyhaveexperienced.

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TheFeastoftheSeven DoloursoftheBlessedVirgin,Sept.15,willlongbe rememberedbythoseenrolledinthesodalityofthe BlessedVirginatSt.lidephonsus'college,New Norcia.

Aftermonthsofpreparationasaspirants,theselected,inthepresenceofthe assembledcollege,made theirtraditionalenrolment promises,andweredulyreceivedwiththesimplebut manlyandinspiringceremonial.

Timecannotdimthefeelingsarousedasoneafter anotherreceivedthecherishedmedalofenrolment aftertheirsolemnpromise: youthatitsbest,fullof hopesandaspirations,and ambitions,consecratedtheir youthandoncomingmanhoodtotheVirginMother.

TheRev.BedeLazaro, O.S.B.,spokefeelingly.He recalledthattheprevious occasionwhenhehadconductedsuchanenrolment wasonAugust14,1929.He rememberedsowellthe dateandtheoccasion,for thepresidentatthatenrolmenthadpresentedhim withaChildofMarymanual,andthepresidentthen wasBrianGallagher,todayBishopGallagher,of PortPirie.

Somepeoplearenever greedyaboutproperty;they merelywantwhatjoins theirs.

DespiteDifferencesofRacial

CharacterAdamIsFatherofAll

Q.:IsAdamtheprogenitorofthewholehuman race? R.:Adamiscorrectly consideredtobethefather ofthehumanrace.God, aftercreatingallotherbeings,Scripturesays,created mantdHisownimageand andlikeness(Gen.i,26sq.) tobelordoftheuniverse. Thismanis,thereforethe firstmanandhewascalled AdambyGod.Itisdirectly assertedthatnootherman existedwhenAdamwas created:"Andtherewasnot amantotilltheearth"and again"ButforAdamthere wasnotfoundahelperlike himself"(Gen.ii,5,20). HenceAdamiscalledthe fatheroftheworldandEve, themotherofalltheliving (Wisx,1;Gen.iii,20).

FinallythedogmaoforiginalsinpresupposesAdam asthefatherandheadofall men,forhiscreationisproposedinGenesisastheproductionofmangenerically, whomAdamrepresents (Rom.v,12,sq.;ICor.xv, 22).IncreatingAdam, therefore,Godisshownas theCreatorofthehuman race. Forallthose,andthey only,contractoriginalsin whoderivetheiroriginfrom AdamandEve.Butthe entirehumanrace(Jesus ChristandtheBlessed VirginMaryexcepted)contractsoriginalsin.The wholehumanrace,therefore,derivesitsoriginfrom

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AdamandEve.TheFathers unanimouslyteachthatthe wholehumanracehasdescendedfromAdamandEve andthatEvewasmadefrom theribofAdam,thatfrom thiswemightknowthat "thereisoneheadinthe world,"onefontofthe humanrace.

Q.:IfAdamisthefather ofallmen,howisitpossiblethattherearevarious racesofmen?

R.:Itisafactofcommon knowledgethatthevarious racesofmenhaveincommoncharacteristicsthatare propertoonespecies:Anatomicalstructure,physiologicalfunctions,speech,intellectual,moralandreligiouslife.Intermarriages amongthesedifferingraces arenotonlyfertile,butare morefertilethanaremarriagesbetweenindividuals ofthesanterace.Themultitudeofhumanbeings todayoffersnoobstacle,for asthenotedtheologian, Pesch,writinginthe19th centurypointsout,"Ifevery couplebegotsixchildren each,therewouldbe,after 450years,morethan2,000 millionsofmen.To-day, therefore,aftermanythousandsofyears,itissurely possibletohave1,500,000,000withouttheaidofamiracle."

Differenceofcolourand hairhavetheiroriginina certainpigmentfoundunderneaththeskin,anddevelopedundertheinfluence ofsun,cold,moisture,and thekindoflifethatisled. Distinctionsderivedfrom theweightandvolumeof thebrainorthecontoursof theface plainedarereadilyexbyenvironment,intellectuallabour,andheredity,buttheyalsoarefound inthesameraceandinthe samedegreesasinothers.

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PARTESECONDA-Capitol°VIII:LoStato. Origine.

Arealizzarepienamente leumaneaspirazioninon sonosufficientileforzedell'uomoequelledellesingole famiglie,equindiperun complessodifini-diordine,difesa,ediprogressonascespontaneamentel'organizzazionesociale,che passandoperampigruppi, divieneloSTATO,chenon e'altroche"lasocieta'organizzata".Ilfenomonodello Statovienconsideratecome unfattodidirittonaturale. Poterielimiti.

L'elementodelloStateche piu'deveattirarel'attenzionee'lasuaAUTORITA'. Essohadeifini,limit,dirittiedoveri.

a)IlfinedelloStatee'di tutelareitbenecomuneedi promuoverlo,quindinonil cittadinoperloStatemalo Statee'perilcittadino.

che'ogniautorita'vieneda Dio,trannequandoleleggi sonoincontrastocoldiritto divineenaturale. c)IdirittidelloStatesono fareleleggiedessereobbedito,fissareedesigerei tributi,esigeresacrificianchegraviincasedidifenderelaPatria. d)IdoveridelloStato sono:professareeproteggerelaverareligione,difendereivalorieticidella societa',quailladignita'e liberta'dellapersonaumana, lasanita'dellafamiglia,l'educazione,lascuola,ecc.e curareilbenecomune,considerareicittadiniuguali, realizzareunagiustiziasociale,mantenimentoesviluppodellavitacorporalee moraleecc.

LoStatodemocratic° e'piu'consonoallanatura edignita'dell'uomoepiu' aderentealgradedisviluppomodernodeipopoli. Quindiperilcittadinovie' undirittofondamentale,un doveregrave,ildirittodi vote,ecomee'undirittoe' altrettantoundovere,serio

b)Ilimitidell'Autorita' delloStatesonosegnatidai suoifinilasalutepubblica, erispettareedosservare scrupolosamentel'esistenza deldirittonaturale.Quindi leleggidelloStatevanno obbediteincoscienza,per-egrave.

Cap.IX:LaSocieta'Internazionale. PatriceSociete'dellegenti.

IIsanoconcettodiPatrianazionidipartecipareai nondeveimpediredivedere,benidellaterra. comprendereeamareit4)Riconoscimentodeldicoroplessodellenazioni,I'M-rittonaturaledellegenti. teraumanita'. 5)Verademocraziatragli Stati.

L'Ordine internazionale

Leprincipalinormesono:

1)Dirittoall'esistenzadi ogninazione,grandeopiccola,deboleoforte.

Thedifferenceoflanguageproveslittle,forscience moreandmoreisdemonstratingtheunityofprimitivelanguageinupholding theunityofthehumanrace. Geographical difficulties, whichoncewereurgedby many,arehardlypresented anylonger.

2)Rispettodeigruppietnicidiunanazione.

3)Possibilita'atuttele

6)Riconoscimentoteorico econcretedell'importanza dellareligioneedinparticolaredelCattolicesimoperla veraedurevolepacedel mondo.

7)Liberta'deimar?.

8)Reintegrazionideiterritorinazionali.

9)Restituzionedellecolonie,ecc.

CAP.X:L'importanzadellaChiesa.

laviadellapieta',lasciarno cherida:e'itrisedellostolto.Nonvergognamocidi appartenereaGesu'Cristo sevogliamocheEglinonsi vergognidichiamarciper sueinfacciaalPadreCelestenelgiornodell'estremo giudizio.

Ilrispettoumanoe'segnu didebolezzad'animo.Uri animofortefacomecrede meglio,senzacurarsidelle diceriedelvolgo.Noifacciamopurecosi'quandosi trattadiuninteressemateriale;perche'nonlofaremo quandositrattadell'anima? Sivergognaforseitsoldatedellasuadivisa?siye:gognailservodellasualivrea?perche'civergogneremonoidellanostrafede?w Sprezzareledicerieegli schernie'itmigliormodo perfarlicessare.Ilmondo stesso,daultimo,e'costrettoaistimareerispettare quellschelolascianodiree nonsicuranodiIui.

Neltempostessodobbiamoguardarcidaogniostentazione,cioe'dalmetterein vansmostralanostradivozioneepiu'ancoradalloscreditarelapieta'condelleesagerazionichedimostranopococriterio.CamminiamodinnanzialSignore nellarettitudineenellasincerita'delnostrocuore;facciamoitbenecoll'intenzione didarbuonesempioalnostroprossimo,masenza pretenderschegliuomini cenedianlode,accontentandocichelenostreoperesianonoteaColuichedeve ricompensarle.Quandovisi presentsqualchecosadi benedafare,fatelosenza pensareaquellochene dira'itmondo,altrimenti, fossepureun'operadimisericordia,sesara'fattaper riguardoumano,ilSignore nonvelaricompensera'evi dira'invece:-Haigia'ricevutolatuamercede.Lareligioneeilmondo.

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FromthefactthatAdam wastheprogenitorofthe humanracetherefollows thetruththatallhuman personsarecontaminatedat theirconception(withthe exceptionofMary)bythe originalsinofAdam,and accordinglyallmenneedthe graceofsalvationmerited byChristtowipeawaysin andattaineternalhappiness inheaven.Christ,beinga DivinePerson,couldnotbe stainedbysin;also,asHis birthwasvirginal,this wouldhavekepthimfrom originalsin.Mary'ssinlessnesscamebythespecial graceofGod,becauseof herdivinematernity.The prophetJeremiasandSt. JohntheBaptistwereconceivedinoriginalsinbut weresanctifiedinthewomb.

Inunaorganica,superio-piu'asempremeglioquesto re,nuova,saggiavisionedidivinemessaggioedeciderunmondonuovohaunasiaviverlo:quie'ildovere, grandeimportanzalaChie-quie'lasoluzione. sa. a)DiffondereilCristiaIltempodell'irreligionee'nesimo,conquistandointelpassato,toccaoraaicattolicilettualiemasse,mettendo dItialitauntti°inil rmimoned pianoo, ed (peragli inlucelasuagrandesuperiorita',rispettoadogni troppoevidentiragioni),dialtrosistemareligiose,filo- battersiperche'leleggieilsofico,sociale,cominciando costumedeipopolirisentonodaicattolici(ignoranti,sfidinuovoepiu'cheneitern-duciosi,scettici,apostati): pimiglioridellaverita'eavvicinandoidissidenti(sci- carita'cristiana. smaticieprotestanti)efaPenetrazione cendoognisforzoperripertarel'unita'nelcampocri- delCristianesimo. stiano,impresssublime, Ancoraoggidopequasiurgentesentita,cheforsee' duemillenniilmondononla"conditiosinequanon" trovanulladasostituirealperlagrandevittoriadelmessaggiocristiano:icri-Cristianesimonelmondo,afstianiinvecetrovano,pur-frontandoinfineconun troppo,cheessoe'stateinesercitodiuominiedidonparteapplicato.Bisogna dunquediffonderesempre

Theirhighstandardofqualitynevervaries

ne,disacerdotiedilaici conmezziampiamodernie conl'anticofuocodicarita' ilmondopagano.

Sonoquestii"tre"grand "fronti"dibattagliadella Chiesa,nelmondomoderno.

MadreCristiana Rispettoumano

Natnonviviamosolamentenelsenodellanostrafamiglia,viviamoancorain mezzoalmondoepercio' dobbiamosapercomportarciadovere.

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Noiabbiamocolprossimo ilgrandoveredellacarita', cioe'quandocisipresents l'occasionedifarglidelbene, dobbiamofarglielosecondo celopermettonolenostre condizioni.Equantobenesi puo'farealprossimoanche sesie'povere!Direper esempiounaparolaaproposito,perdareunbuonconsigliooperconsolareuna personaafflitta.

Vieraunapoveracontadinechenonsapevaneppurel'alfabeto,eppureperche'avevalaveracarita' cristianasapevasempretrovareunabuonaparolaper tutti.Sevedevaunapersona afflittalediceva:-Chevoletefare?Civuolpazienza Fatevicoraggio,ilSignore viaiutera'.Cosi'sullelabbradiquellaoscuradonniciuola,cheitmondoavrebbechiamataignorante,risuonavanosempreglioracoli dellaverasapienza,dettati dallacarita'.

Perquantosiamopovere, noipossiamosempredonar qualchecosaaqualcunoche e'ancorpiu'poverodinoi. Ricordiamoleduepiccole monetedellavedovadel Vangelo,chealSignore furonotantogradite.

Selenostreoccupazioni dicasacelopermettono, qualcarita'grandepossiamo fareassistendoqualchepersonainferma,tantopiu'se e'abbandonataeprivadelle curedicuitantohabisogno! E'purebelleoperadicarita'itprestarsiafarein modechealtripossaandare adascoltarelaparoladi Dio.Senesiamocapaci,e' carita'fioritaleggeread altriqualchebuonlibro, raccontarequalchebelfatto,spiegareeschiariretantequestioni.E'inoltrecarita'squisitacoprireidifettidelprossimoconunpietosocompatimento.

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BelmontHolyName GetsNewRecruits

BelmontbranchoftheHolyNameso*cietyobservedSept.14asthedayoftheir annualgeneralCommunionandbreakfast rally.

HolyMasswascelebratedbeinggoodCatholicsin byRev.FatherMcCann,everysenseandgoodpar0.M.I.,newlyordained,andishioners,everreadytohelp previouslyamemberofthetheirpriests. BelmontbranchoftheAfteranenthusiasticvote H.N.S.Morethan50mem-ofthankswasextendedto bersattendedtheMass,andtheladiesfortheirgreat allwereatthealtarrailsworkinproviding,preparforthereceptionoftheingandservingthebreakBlessedEucharist. fast,membersreturnedto Immediatelyfollowingthethechurch,wherethe Mass,membersadjournedbranch'smonthlyevening totheschoolroomfortheDevotionswerecarriedout breakfast. Unfortunatelywiththefullritualofthe notallcoulddoso,but45society.Twentynewmemmembersofthebranchandbers,ofwhom18werejunthreeofficersoftheDio-iorswereconsecratedas cesanUnion,namelyMessrs.membersandBenedictionof J.F.Lynch(president),E.theBlessedSacramentwas J.Farmer(vice-president),thengiven. andG.Handcock(consultor),partookofthedaintyClothesForCharity repastprovidedbytheTheSocietyofSt.Vincent ladiesoftheparish. dePaulisurgentlyinneed

Mr.C.White,presidentofofclothing.Parcelsmaybe theBelmontbranch,wel-leftatthesociety'srooms, comingthevisitorsfromtheroom9,W.A.Chambers,or DiocesanUnion,expressedifaddressesareadvised hispleasureattheprivilegeparcelswillbepickedup. ofhavinganex-memberof thebranch,inthepersonof FatherMcCann,celebrate theMassatwhichtheyhad justassisted.Healsoexpressedhisdelightatthe presenceof 20juniors amongstbranchmembers present.

Mr.J.F.Lynch,respondingonbehalfoftheDiocesonCouncil,thankedthe ebranchfortheirinvitation. Forthebenefitofmembers, especiallyjuniors,heexplainedthepurposeofthe DiocesanUnionandits anxietytohelpandadvise brancheswheneverdesired.

Messrs.G.Handcockand E.FarmersupportedMr. Lynch,stressingtheneedto studyandknowtheirFaith andtherulesofthesociety.

0 Mr.S.O'Brien,oftheBelmontbranch,extendedto FatherMcCannacordial welcometothebranch.

FatherMcCann,responding,thankedthebranchfor theirmostcordialwelcome, andexpressedhisgratificationattheprivilegeof beingabletocelebrateMass forthemthatmorning.He mentionedthatspeakershad referredtohimasanexmemberoftheH.N.S.,but hepreferredtobeconsideredasacontinuingmember ofthesocietyinwhich everypriestwaspleasedto assist.

TheRev.T.Ahern,P.P., andspiritualdirectorof Belmont,wasdelightedwith theattendance,especiallyof juniormembers.Heexhortedmemberstobetrueto therulesoftheirmembership,thesolepurposeof whichwastheirpersonal sanctification.Hementionedthefactthatsincerityby H.N.S.membersinthepracticeoftheirdutiesasmemberswouldensuretheir

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Sir,-Ourtimeisindeeda tragicpicturetobehold. Thingsjustdonottallywith ourboasted"Christianway oflife."Wearesosaturatedwiththedrugofpolitics thatfewindeedarethey whocanfaceupto"moral principles"withoutastrong doseofpolitics.Wehave becomepolitically"straitjacketed."Weallknow whatismeantbysins.No, I'mnotgoingtopreach. Therealtruthisthatthe picklewefindourselvesin to-dayisduemoretosins ofomissionthantheother kindofsins.

FoundlingHome

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WhatIsNeeded ForConversion

About180priestsandlaypeoplewere presentattheclosingsessions,onSept.4,at SacredHeartconvent,EastMalvern,Victoria,ofthethree-days'conferenceonconversionwork.

HolySeeCondemns TwoExtremeTenets

BOSTON(NC).-TwoextremesininterpretingCatholicdoctrineonsalvation outsidetheChurcharecondemnedinaVaticandocumentjustpublishedhere.

Speakingattheclose,V.PortPirie,movedacornRev.Dr.Walsh,whorepre-prehensivevoteofthanks. sentedBishopGallagher,ofPriestsandlayrepresentatives,hesaid,co-operated whole-heartedly,andtheresultswouldbebeneficialto Australia.Muchdependeduponthepriestsinfurtheringthepurposeofthe conference.Iftheyled, thepeoplewouldco-operate.Itwasabigundertakingtobringaboutthe conversionofAustraliato theCatholicFaith,butit wasnotimpossible.

Thedocumentisaletter ofthearchdiocese. "ThePilot,"officialorgan oftheSupremeSacredCongregationoftheHolyOfficeTheletterrelatedtothe toArchbishopRichardJ. CushingofBostonwhich wasissuedonAugust8, 1949,buthasonlytoday beenpublishedinfullby

Goosens'ProgrammeWellBalanced CatholicGroupinBenevolentShow

Atlastweek'ssymphony concertintheCapitoltheatre,conductorEugeneGoosenspresenteduswitha well-balancedandwellvariedprogramme.Thefirst halfcomprised"AFaust Overture,"byWagner; Tschaikowsky's overturefantasy,"RomeoandJuliet." andanunusualandinteresting"ConcertoforPianoforte,TrumpetandStrings," byShostakovitch.Followingtheintervalweheard Brahms'ThirdSymphony, and,finally,twoSlavonic DancesofDvorak.

UnderGoosens'deftbaton, theorchestragaveussome verysatisfyingplaying,particularlyin"Romeoand Juliet."Here,thetoneof thestringsinthelovemusic hadanexquisitebeauty,and allsectionsoftheorchestra aretobepraisedforthe precisionandclarityofthe playinginthedevelopment portionofthework.

IntheFaustoverture therewassomeuntidiness fromthestringsinthe Moltoallegro,buttherewas muchtocommendinthe restofthisperformance.

ThesightofaBrahms' Symphonyontheprogrammearousedafeeling ofjoyfulanticipation,which washappilysatisfiedbya reallyexcellentrenditionof thelovelyFMajorSymphony.Inthesecond movementweheardabeautifulsingingtonefromthe strings,andtendernessfrom allinstruments,whichwere yetreadytorisetothe grandeuroftheclimaxin theFinale.

ThechoiceoftheDvorak SlavonicDancesasaconcludingitembroughtapleasantlightertouchwelcome tobothorchestraandaudience.Thattheplayersenjoyeditwasquiteobvious, andthisnaturallyenhanced thegraceoftheirpeformance.

OnSundaynightweek,a varietyconcert,inaidofthe Musicians'Benevolentfund, washeldintheCapitoltheatre.Itwasarrangedby theAustralianBroadcasting commission.

Theproduceroftheshow istobecongratulatedboth forthevarietyofactsand fortheperfecttiming, whichenabledtheprogrammetocontinuewithout abreakuntilintervaland thenuntiltheend.

Itemswerecontributedby theWestAustralianSymphonyorchestra,popular dancebands,comedians EdgleyandDawe,andmany othersamongPerth'sartists ofmusicandthetheatre.

JackieHarrisongaveusa reallypolishedperformanceofaclarinetconcerto inboogie-woogiestylethoughIthoughtthework wasjustalittletoolong. Wellknownnamesonthe programmeincludedIrene Stancliffe,soprano,and VaughanHanly,whosebrilliant"FlightoftheBumble Bee"wasloudlyapplauded. TheA.B.C.Perthsingers sangsomeoldfavourites. Fortheiritemthearrangementofthesingersandthe lightingwereparticularly effective.

Unusualparticipantsin theconcertweretheCaledonianHighlandPipeband, balalaikaplayerAnatole Jacobsen,andBobScudder'ssquaredanceteam.

Ofspecialinterestto"Record"readerswouldbethe appearanceontheprogrammeoffourCatholic boyscallingthemselves "TheRhythmSpinners."

TheyareVincentHolmes.

problemoftheRev.Leonard FeeneyofCambridge,Mass., andagroupunderhisleadershipwho,theHolyOfficeruled,misinterpreted theaxiomthat"outsidethe Churchthereisnosalvation"inaway"harmful bothtothosewithinthe Churchandthosewithout."

Thedocumentaffirmsthat thosewhowould"exclude frometernalsalvationall unitedtotheChurchonly byImplicitdesire,"and those"whofalselyassert thatmencanbesaved equallywellineveryreligion,"arebothwrong.

Accordingtoastatement byArchbishopCushing, publicationofthefulltext oftheletterwasorderedby theHolyOfficefollowingitsre-examinationofthecase ofFatherFeeneyandhis followers.

FatherFeeneywasdeprivedthreeyearsagoof theexerciseofhispriestly functionsandCatholicswho persistedinassistinghis activitieswerebarredfrom theSacraments.

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FatherA.Cleary,P.P.on behalfoftheLegionof Mary,referredtotherecommendationsmadeduringtheconference:

(1)ThatPentecostSundaybecalledHomeMission Sunday,andbesetasideas adayofspecialprayerfor theconversionofnon-Catholics.

TherriesHear OfCentreNeed

TheneedforaCatholic CommunitycentreinPerth whencetheinfluenceof CatholicActioncouldmore stronglyemanatewasdiscussedbyTherrysociety membersattheirlatest meeting.

Theplanandscopeofthe centrewasoutlinedbyone ofthemembersinashort talk.

Hestressedtheneedfor allgroupstobandtogether inthiscentralheadquarters sothatthevariousbranches ofCatholicAction,could, withoutlosingtheirseparateidentities,pooltheir ideasandidealsfortheadvancementoftheCatholic layapostolate.

Theadvantagesofhaving suchorganisationsasthe Catholiclibrary,Catholic Women'sleagueand D.I.S.C.A.undertheone roofwereoutlined. Catholicsinthiscentre couldgathertogetherand discussthesalientaspectsof communitylife,hesaid. Thecentrecouldprovide recreationrooms,asmall cafeteriawhichwouldbea boontonewcomerstothis Stateandcouldbecomeone ofthestrongestmeansof combatingmixedmarriages andassistinginthemorefacileassimilationofNew

(2)Thatanationalnov-AustralianCatholicswith enafortheconversionoftherestoftheCatholiccornAustraliabemadeduringmunity. theninedaysprecedingtheItcouldalsobethemeans FeastofPentecost. ofstrengtheningfamilylife bydrawingyoungandold membersofthefamilyinto onecentrewheretheywould findintereststocaterfor theirvarioustastes.

(3)Thatastatementbe madetotheCatholicsof Australiaalongthelinesof "TheCall,"seekingthecooperationofthepeoplefor theconversionofAustralia.

Itcouldbecomeacentre ofCatholiccultureaided

(4)Thattheprayerforperhapsbya:heat-ette theConversionofAustra-wheregoodfilmscouldbe lia,saidduringBenediction,shownandplaysorrevues berecitedbypriestandstagedbythedifferent peopleincommon. branchesofCatholicAction.

Anindividual,especially ifheislookedupto,could causemuchharminthe communityifheisamoral coward.Weshouldpause moreoftenthanwearein thehabitofdoingtotake stockofourselves.We should ask ourselves whetherourmodeoflife fitsinasan"honest"andas a"worthwhile"one.Ifit fitsinassuch,thenweare builders;ifnot,thenweare destroyers.-Yours,etc., J.DONOVAN.

TheShostakovitch"ConcertoforPianoforte,TrumpetandStrings"provedfor themostparttobeawitty compositionappealingmostlytoone'ssenseofhumour. Thesecondmovement,however,wasinmoreserious vein. WestAustralian trumpeter,IvanNylander, capablyperformedhispart, whilethepianist,whowas IgorHmelnitsky,played withamasterfultoneand brillianttechniqueideally suitedtothiscomposition. Hissweet,cleartoneinthe softerpassageswasalways artistic.

Theaudiencewasquite large,andwaswarmlyappreciativecfeveryitem,especiallyofthesoloists'work intheconcerto.-M.K.

Mostmenliketodonothingaroundthehousebetter thanhouseworkandsomost mendonothing.

LesandArthurDownie,and TerryWalsh.Theiractwas verywellpresented,but theywereinclinedtoforget thattheCapitoltheatreis quitelarge,andtheirwork wasnotalwaysaudible fromthebackofthetheatre.

Onthewholeitwasa mostenjoyableconcert,and apparentlyothermembers ofthefairlylargeaudience thoughtso,too,forthey weregenerouswiththeir applause.-M.K.

BabySet,A13,O'Keefe, FarnleySt.,Mt.Lawley. NoveltyCake,W140,Patterson,Bayswater. The gratefulBrothersarevery

Sir,-Anyalterationto educationlegislationisa keenmatterofinterestto Catholics.Oneofthemost popularlinesattheGovernmentprinters,therefore,at thepresentmomentiscopiesofthisnewBillat6d. atime,plusprobably1/6for the1928and1943Acts whichitamends.

Likeallpresentdayeducationlegislationit,of course,nibblesatparental authorityandasserts a triflemoreblatantlythe educationalists'too-common viewthatallchildrenbelongtotheStatemoreand moreandtotheirparents lessandlessaftertheage oftwoyears.

Itis,therefore,withsome senseofreliefthatthereaderwillfindinSection3that threechildreninonefamily whoarebetweentheagesof twoandsixyears,andwho meettogetheratappointed timesforthepurposesof supervisionorplay,need notberegisteredasakindergarten.Ifaneighbour's childforegatherswiththem

N.S.W.ParishWill

MarkItsCentenary

TheparishofMudgeein WesternNewSouthWales willcelebratethecentenary ofitsfoundationfromOctober4toOctober12.

Onehundredyearsago whenthefirstparishpriest camefromHartleytoreside atMudgeehisparishextendedtotheQueensland border.

ThepriestwasFather CallaghanMcCarthy,appointedtoMudgeebyArchbishopPolding,whosediocesethencoveredallNew SouthWales.

Mudgeeisnowincluded inthedioceseofBathurst, whichisunderthejurisdictionofHisLordshipBishop Norton.

Visitorsareexpectedin Mudgeeforthecentenary celebrationsfromasfar northasOakeyandToowoomba.

forthesamepurpose,they stillneednotberegistered asakindergarten. Butifchildrenfromtwo neighboursJoinyourown familytoplayatappointed times,thenyouareakindergarten,andifyoudonot watchverycarefullywhat youdo,penaltiesofupto sixmonthsimprisonment canbeincurred.Justtobe onthesafesideofthelaw, itmaythereforebenecessaryinfuture,insending outbirthdayorotherparty invitations.todeclarethat theyarenotkindergartens withinthemeaningofthe Act.

InvasionofRights

Amoreseriousmatteris theproposedpowerstopreventschoolsbeingconductedinaforeignlanguage. Theideais,ofcourse,a goodoneoffosteringEnglishspeech.amongstmigrants,buttheconceptof dictatinghowchildrenshall betaughtandthesurprise powersofinspectionsought toenforcethepowersare reminiscentofthespirit thatdrovetheIrishofanotfar-gonegenerationtoteach theirchildrenunderahedge becauseofthepenaltiesattachedtoteachingthemthe CatholicFaith.

Suchisthekeenfeeling inAustraliaaboutAustralianisationofmigrantsthat theclausewillmostcertainlygothroughunamended but,hopefully,notwithout thecommentthatitinvades therightofparentstoteach theirchildrenhowtheywill aslongastheydoitwell.

Justwhatgroupofmigrants withadesiretopreserve theirownmothertongue amongsttheirchildrenwho learnthetongueof"crook andbute"atschoolisnot known.Buttimeandthe bigstickofthelawwill show.

toreachisthatoftheequivalentgradeinaGovernmentschool.

InspectionPowers

AsCatholictaxpayers' moneyislavishedinState schoolstokeepupstandardsofsalariesandequipmentexpenditure,eventuallythenon-Stateschools mayreceivebadreportson inspection.Asexaminations inthefuturelooklikedisappearinginfavourof acredithigsystems and schoolinspection,thissection13inthenewBill amendingSection32ofthe 1928Acthasalltheappearanceofbecomingatrouble centre.

ActuallytheEducation departmentalreadyhasall thepowersofinspectionit needsunderSection32of

Sir,--tReyourarticle, "CanCatholicDelegateto Chinadoanygood?"

Astrongfeelingofdisliketowardscommunismas wellascommunistsseems tosoarfromthoselines.All thewrongsareontheir sideandtherightsonours. Nothing,exceptforthepassage:"Theyarecommited... upontheirruins."paintsa realandtruepictureofcommunism.VerylittleChristiancharityisshowntowards Communists.HaveweforgottenthesentenceofMgr. FultonSheen:"Ihatecommunism,butIlovecommumunists."?

Arewefoolishenoughto thinkthatmilitarystrength willstopCommunism?Have wenotrealisedthattheir coldwar,propagandaetc. arebyfartheirbestwea-

eadersPonder

InvolvedIssues

the1928Actasavoluntary concessionfromschools. Onlytheconstantdesireof alleducationaladministratorstogeteverythingtied upneatlyintolittlepigeon holeseithermarked"must" or"mustnot,"canhave motivatedthetakingof compulsorypowersofinspectionoverschoolsfor whichCatholicshavelong askedforfinancialaidand inwhichtheAnglican Synodhasnowjoinedthe sameissue.

pons.Thesufferingsand socialinsecurityofthepoor workers,themachine-like workmanwhomthebosses wantvoidofbrainandintelligence(do-as-you-aretoldmotto),thejobdone withoutheart,theincompatibilityofataskforacertainperson,theindifference, theunconcernofemployers forthewelfare,contentment andhappinessoftheiremployees,areevilstobe turnedagainstus,against democracy.

known,sothatnon-Catholic employerswillfollowthe exemple.Ifthereisnone whythat?Wehavefailed inthatcase.

WhyshouldaCatholic delegatenotgotoPeking, likethatarticleadvises? Havewenobodystrongminded,experiencedand learnedenoughtomatchthe Reds?Dowehavetogooff thesceneandletotherswho areormightbeagainstus, goandseeforthemselves. Howbettercanwelearn aboutCommunismthanby goingintheirownmidst.

SnagofLanguage

Ofcourse,suchadelegate shouldpossessagoodand soundknowledgeofthe languageofthecountry wherehewouldgo.This willenablehimtounderstandeverythingandreally obtainfirst-handinformation.Australiansmustknow wellenoughtheawful,awkwardandclumsyfeelings theyhavewhenseveralNew Australiansspeaktheir languageamongthemselves, withlaughsandbiggestures. Howmuchworsewillbethe thoughtsofadelegateina foreigncountry,thelanguageofwhichhedoesnot understand?

Ifweareafraidthat suchandsuchaperson's ideas,words,deeds,be turnedagainsthimbecause offalsepublicity,arewenot abletofightbackorrather taketheoffensiveandadvertiseforourselves?

ActBefore-Hand

FinallytheBillproposes tomakeinspectionofnonStateschoolscompulsoryup totheleavingstandard. Theattainmentthatthe Governmentexpectsthem

Alittlethoughtonthe matterwouldhaveindicatedthatconcessionsineducationareatleastaskedfor fromprivateschoolsbefore theyaretakenandinsome casestheyarepaidfor.In factitisusuallytheother wayround:financialaidis given_andcontrollingconcessionsaregrantedinreturn.-Yours,etc., P.O.D.

RoleofEmployers

Wehearnothingabout Catholicemployerstryingto dotheirbesttofollow "RerunNovarum."Schould therebeany,whyistheCatholicpresssilentabout them?WhydoesitnotpubliciseittoencounterCommunistpublicity?Modesty, humility?No!,falsemodesty andhumility.Suchthings mustbeheardof,mustbe

Takethepersonofadelegate,forinstance.We knoworaresupposedto know,whatwillhappento him,tohiswords,tohis deeds.Whynotpreparefor thatandinCatholicnewspapersspeakabouthim, insistonhismakingpublic speeches,makehimknown toandlikedbythepeople, inparticularCatholicpeople.

Andwhencommunists attackhimandrefutehis sayings,ourpeoplewillnot believethembecausethey

knowandliketheirdelegate. Itisbefore,thatheshould beknownandwell-known, andnotafteraconference.

IstheAustralianCatholic plainfolk(Idonotlike that"plain"),ofsolowa standardofeducation,that hecannotseethelightfor himselfandsonarrow-mindedthathecannotbetaught andshowntherealtruth?

InmostteamgamesI know,twoopponentsare puttogether,toprevent eachotherscoringforhis side.Couldnotsuchastate ofmindbekeptinevery- daylifeandusedagainst, communism?Butbearin mindthatateamacts,puts itsstrength,skill,experience,enthusiasmtogether whenplaying.Theydonot argueordispute,ifthey wanttooverpowertherival. Communistsseemtohave realisedthatbetterthanwe andwhileweargue,they act.

Forheaven'ssakewhat" havegotinourveins?Blood orwater?Allthatbusiness, thewayitisput,makesmy bloodboil.Thatarticle makesmefeelthatpe^ple areafailureinthiscountry, andCatholicsaswell.

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InPresentingCopyofBookofKells,Dr.KiernanTellsHow

TwoSaintsClashed,In FirstCopyrightDispute

AtaceremonyinKingshall,Parliament house,Canberra,onSept.11,theIrishAmbassador,Dr.T.J.Kiernan,presentedonbehalfoftheGovernmentandpeopleofIrelandthelimited-editionreproductionofthe 'BookofKells,tothePrimeMinisterofAustralia,theRightHon.R.G.Menzies,whoreceiveditonbehalfoftheGovernmentand peopleofAustralia.

Inofferingthegift,Dr. Kiernansaid:

-Therehasbeen,Igather, acertainamountofhazinessastowhattheBookof Kellsis.Itwasknown,in ancienttimesinIreland,as theBookofColmcille.He diedin595.HehadfoundedinIrelandthemonasteriesofDerry,Raphoe,Durrow,andKells.Hewasa brilliantreligiousteacher, poetandscribe,andhimselfcopiedinilluminated andplainmanuscriptsome tBreehundredexamplesof theScriptures.

Once,whenaguestinan Irishmonastery,hecopieda vellumofthePsalms,and tookawaythecopywith him.TheAbbot,St.Finnian,didnotprotesttohis guest;thatwouldhavehurt thelawsofhospitality;but whenhehadleft,senthim amessagerequestingthe Ropy.Thatistheearliest recordedcopyrightdispute. Finian'sargumentwasthat, astheoriginalbelongedto hismonastery,copiesmade fromit,especiallyonemade withouthisexpresspermission,belongedtotheoriginal.

Colmcillerefusedtoreturnthecopy;butoffered toreferthedisputetothe HighKing;andthiswas agreed.Thecasewasheard atTara.Irelandwas,at thattime,afederation.Its CanberrawasTara-which isnowbeingexcavated.I shallnotpausetoconsider theinterestingpossibilities oftheexcavationofCanberraintwothousand years'time.Thedecision was:"Toeverycowbelong4gthhercalf;andtoevery bookbelongethitscopy;and accordingly,Colmcille,the bookthatyouwrotebelongs byrighttoFinnian."

SentenceofExile Colmcillehadaconscience.(Thewordcanstill befoundinsomeolddictionaries).Hehaddone wrong.Heaskedhisspiritualadvisertopassupon himapenitentialsentence. Thespiritualadviserimposedonhimwhatheregardedasthemostextreme penance:namely,toleave Irelandandnevertoreturn. Thatwasamostpenitential sentence.ButColmcillewas ydaintofingenuity.Hedeedtoexilehimselfto otland.

workwascompleted,well beforethedestructionof Kellsin996.

Ithasnot,untilnow,been availableforscholarlyresearch.Oneleafofthe339 Calf-skinsofwhichitis madeisturnedovereach dayintheglasscasein whichitiskeptinTrinity libraryinDublin;butthis methodofshowingithas notbeenofmuchuseto scholarsandhistoriansof artandletters.Attempts havebeenmadetoreproduceit,atleastinpart.It isonlynowthatthiseditio princeps,inlimitednumber, hasbecomeavailable,an exactreproduction,bypage, byline,byword,ofoneof thegreatestmonumentsof ChristianandofIrishart.

Onemaywellleaveto scholarsofartandletters thediscoveriesyettobe foundintheBookofKells: theassociationofearlyIrish art,untouchedbytheinfluenceofRomeorGaul,with Copticart,withtheartof themonasteriesofEgypt, andtheorientalisedGreek Christianity,withSyrian andArmenianandtheearly Islamicart;itslinkswith Moorishart;theresemblancesinintensecultivation ofscriptwithsimilarartin China.

678PerfectPages

Thedecorativelanguage ofthissupremeachievementofIrishillumination isheldtobeuniqueinits daringoriginality,itsconsistentvigourandelegance, itsenigmaticvitality,its perpetualvariationofinterlacingpattern,thevariety ofornament,thevigourand lifeofthemanuscript.

jectlessonofadynamic perseverance,neverflagging inthedetailsofitsperfection.

Itisseemlythatinthis Hall,alreadyhistoricasthe witnessorformalscenes, brilliant,solemn,somepoignantlysad,asweexperiencednolaterthanlastyear, thathereyouhavechosen forthegivingofwhatisindeedagiftofsymbolic meaning.ItistheChristianGospels,setincolours ofreverenceandrefinedelegance,theworkmaybeof tensofyearsofpatientelaborateartistry.Thatitwas writtenonethousandand twohundredyearsago,that theislandinwhichitwas written,knowntotheancientsastheIslandofDestiny,stillhonoursthecipntentandtheforms,issymbolicofawishthattheAustralia,sorecentlyfederated,mayseeallitsvarious stepsofshort-termprogress inthelong-termvistasof theMessageilluminatedin theBookofKells.

MayBeInspiration

Anditisseemlythatitis totheFederalParliament oftheelectedrepresentativesofthepeopleofAustraliathatthegiftismade, toinspirethelong-term vision.Maythatlongtermvisionilluminateeven thesmallestdetailsofyour legislativeendeavour.The long-termvisionofyour missionaslegislators,combinedwiththeconscientious,diamond-precisioned perfectionofalltheretail ofyourthinking,anddoing, forAustralia,istheone thousandandtwohundred years'oldmessagewhichI amprivileged,asmyGovernment'smessenger,to bringyou.Mayitinspire yourwork,MaytheilluminationoftheBookofKells, initsbroadimaginative sweep,andinitsminuteprecision,inthecalmnessofitstimelessness, shineontheParliamentof Australiaandonitssuccessivebandsofmembersfor thousandsofyears.

ApartfromIrishCharterswhichwereincorporatedintheBookofKellsin the12th.century,forsafekeeping,themanuscriptcontainsprefacesorprologues, whicharecommentariesand mysticalinterpretationsof theGospels,fromthe3rd. or4th.century;andthe FourGospels,theilluminationofwhichisthegloryof theBookofKells.

Hewent,withafewfollowers,totheislandofIona, offthewestcoastofScotland.Therehebuilta monasterywhichbecamea lightoflearningtoWestern ',Europe.Theilluminated Gospels,nowknownasthe BookofKells,werebegun byIrishmpnkseitherin IonaorinSt.Colmcille's 6th.centurymonasteryin Kells.Towardstheendof the9th.century,themonks inIonahadbeenmassacred andthemonasterysacked; andtheAbbotescapedto Kells.Therethegreat

Wordsandphrasesare preciousforthemeaning theypicturetothemind. Here,totheartistscribes, werethewordsofRevelationandhenceofinspiration;soprecious,someaningfulthatnotonlyeach word,inthesequenceof themessage,buteachletter inthesequencetoformthe words,washandledwith minutecare,individualised. Thesmallletters,inthe boldblackenduringink,are eachoneasperfectthroughoutthe678pages,eachone asindividualinform,setin littlegemsofmauveorblue oremeraldgreendecoration,orthe- embellished capitals.Itisagreatob-

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FromthepeopleofIrelandtothepeopleofAustralia,thissymbolicgift, writteninpeacewhenEuropewasravagedwithwar anddestruction,tellsofthe indestructibilityofthehumanspirit.Theworkitself, survivorofhundredsof yearsofturmoil,andabove alltheeternalmessageilluminatedintothebook,is theHope,andforFaith,and forCourage,individualand community;anexample,in itsartform,oftheunity ofAsiaandEuropeandAfrica,ofthefreecommerce ofideasandofbeautyand creativeworkthatonetime linkedthem,thatwillagain, withtheAmericasandAustraliainspiring,andintheir turn,beinginspired.

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InMay,oflastyear,1951, Australiannewspaperstold usofasensationalmovein theChurchofEngland's ConvocationofCanterbury. Abombshellwasdroppedby thedemandthatFreemasonrybeinvestigatedin ordertodecidewhetheror notitcouldbereconciled withChristianity.

"Fact"supplementofthe "SundaySun"beganadramaticreportfromLondon bysaying:"Thirty-seven yearsoldWaltonHannah, 6ft.2in.parson-farmerof Sussex,thisweekhitthe LondonheadlinesbyaccusingFreemasonsofbeing heretics."

Thereasonforalltheexcitement?TheKing,the ArchbishopofCanterbury andalmosthalftheAnglican Bishops,nottospeakofthe lowerclergy,werethemselltsMasons.Needlessto say,therewasnohopeof gettingConvocationtoface uptosuchanissue.Though leadingchurchmenhad comeintheexpectationofa bitterdebate,themotion wasvetoedbythechairman beforediscussioncouldget underwayatall.

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Thefirstthingtostrike oneinthereadingofhis bookishisdesiretobe scrupulouslyfair.Inhis prefacehedeclaresthat, sinceitisobviouslywrong tobaseanycaseonextracts takenfromtheircontext, "itseemsonlyjustthatthe entirecontextshouldbe published."Forthisreason, inthesecondpartofhis book,hegivesthecomplete ritesofMasonicceremonial andprocedure,togetherwith theofficialexplanatorylectures.Therearenoblanks orasterisks,asinordinary Masonicmanuals.Allsigns, gripsandpasswordsare fullydescribed;allomissions supplied.

Theinitiate,introducedas "apoorcandidateinastate ofdarkness,"asksfor "Light,"andarrivesat"the mostdramaticmomentof theceremony.Coinciding withathunderoushandclapfromtheassembled brethren,hishoodwinkis removed,andforthefirst timehebeholdstheLodge!"

ButinMr.Hannah'sbook thereader,withnoneedof beinghoodwinkedatall, haseverythingputbefore him.If,withoutbeinga Mason,anyonewantsto knowallthatMasonsthemselvesknowabouttheir Masonicrites,andallthat issodramaticallyrevealed tothemattheirinitiation, hereisthebookforhim.

Thissecondpartofthe book,however,isnotfor thepurposeofsatisfyingthe merelycurious.Itistoenablethereadertocheckup forhimselfthevalueofthe verdictatwhichtheauthor arrivesinthefirst78pages; andtheyarethepages

whichwillproveofthe greatestinteresttoallreaders.

Anoutstandingimpression fromreadingthemisMr. Hannah'sevidentdetachmentfromallpersonalbitterness.LoveofChristianity andnothatredofMasonry hasbeentheauthor'spredominantmotivefrombeginningtoend.

Totheestablishingofhis contentionthatMasonryand Christianityaremutually exclusivereligions,then,he devotesthefirsthalfofhis book.Herethechaptersare prefacedbybriefbutdelightfullyaptquotations mainlydrawnfromLewis Carroll's"AliceinWonderland."Typicaloftheir humouristhatintroducingthechapteron"EcclesiasticalCondemnationsof Freemasonry.""'Letthe juryconsidertheirverdict', theKingsaid,foraboutthe twentiethtime."Butifthey openwithasmile,thechaptersare"verymuchinearnest."

Inthemhetellsusthat, whenitwassuggestedto himthatheshouldjointhe MasonicLodge,hewroteto aMasonicAnglicanBishop askingforspiritualguidance inthematter.Inthelightof thepaganelementsinthe Masonicritual,woulditbe lawfulinconscienceforhim todoso?Hewasshockedby theBishop'sreplythathis MasonicOathforbadehim eventodiscusssuchthings withonenotyetinitiated intotheCraft.Sowherethey wereinconflict,Masonicobligationshadtotakeprecedenceevenovertheduties ofaChristianBishop!Isit anywonderthatMr.Hannahfeltimpelledtogothoroughlyintothesubjectfor himself?

Theopeningchaptersof hisbookdispel,alldoubtsas totheaccuracyoftheinformationresultingfromhis researches.Hisconclusion?

matterifinvocationstothe pagandeitiesBaalandOsiris weresubstitutedfortheOur FathersandtheHailMarys!

Oneofthemostvaluable chaptersisthatalready mentioned,theoneon"EcclesiasticalCondemnations." Theauthorlistsasurprising numberofrepudiationsof Freemasonrybyvariousreligiousbodies.

Prideofplace,ofcourse, isgiventothePapalEncyclicalsandduetributeis paidtotheCatholicChurch forhavingdiscernedfrom theverybeginningthetrue natureofFreemasonry,and forhavingcondemnedit overandoveragainatevery newphaseofitsdevelop-mentandactivities.

Ofverygreatinterestto thereaderwillbethefull translationinEnglishfor thefirsttimeofanauthoritativestatementformembersoftheGreekOrthodox Churches,issuedbyallthe GreekPatriarchsassembled atMt.Athos,onOctober 12th,1933. Afteradetailedexposition ofthereasonsforit,thedecisionofthePatriarchs isgiven:"Thereforeall whohavebecomeinvolved intheinitiationofMasonic mysteriesmustfromthis momentseverallrelations withMasonicLodgesand activities."

TohisownAnglican ChurchMr.Hannahpracticallysays:"Gothou,anddo likewise!"

"NoChurch,"hewrites, "thathasseriouslyinvestigated andthereligiousteachings implicationsofFreemasonryhaseveryetfailed tocondemnit.IstheChurch ofEnglandtoomortallyinvolvedtospeakhermind?"

Thatratheroptimistically supposesthattheChurchof Englandhasadefinite "mind"onthissubjecttowhichshecouldgiveutterance.Andevenifshehad, itwouldbestillmoreopti- mistictoexpectherBishops, withsomanyofthem "taughttobecautious"in theLodge,todoanything aboutit.Norcouldreliance beplacedevenuponthe non-MasonicBishops.For thepenaltyofcomprehensivenessintheChurchof Englandiscompromise.

ThatMasonryisanonChristiancult.Thestock evasion"Masonryisnot'a' religion,it'is'religion,"is demolishedutterly.

"ThepleathatMasonic workingsarenottobeconsideredasreligiousritesbut asdramatisedmorality breaksdowncompletely." WhatwouldaCatholicsay, asksMr.Hannah,ifhewere toldthattheRosarywasbut theGospeldramatised,and thatitwouldnottherefore

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DEATHS

BOCK,EmmaErnestine.WhopassedawayatSt. JohnofGodHospital,Subiaco,onSeptember17,1952, dearlylovedwifeofthelate Theodore(Ted)Bock,and belovedmotherofMick(deceased),Thea(deceased), Augusta(SisterMaryImelda,St.JohnofGod,Hospital,Subiaco),Herbert,Dorothy(Mrs.R.Augustine31 ChatsworthRoad,Highgate Hill),andOlive(Mrs.W. Morrison),fondmother-inlawofDickandWally,and lovinggrandmotherofDorothyandImelda;aged86 years.Requiescatinpace.

Eternalrestgrantunto her,0Lord,andmayperpetuallightshineuponher.

DILLON.-OnSeptember 17,1952,atR.P.H.,lateof 358HayStreet,Subiaco, Julia,widowofthelate ThomasDillonandbeloved motherofKevin,Biddy, PatandPaddy. SacredHeartofJesus, havemercyonhersoul.

MOIR.-On

WALTHO.-OnSept.21, 1952,AmeliaAnn,of170 SheppertonRoad,Victoria Park,belovedwifeofthe lateGeorgeEdwardWaltho, lovedmotherofAlice(Mrs. J.Dwyer),Bill,Eileen(Mrs. G.Herbert),andJim,fond mother-in-lawofJim,Mona andGeorge.R.I.P.

Freemasons themselves willnodoubtfindthisbook provocative;conscientious Anglicansamongstthem willcertainlyfindituncomfortable;Catholicswillfind itexceedinglyuseful;all willfinditofabsorbing interest."DarknessVisible" isarevelationnooneliving inaworldwithover 5,000,000Freemasonsaround themcanaffordtomiss.

SELECTIONS

Saturday,Sept.27,1952 (BeforeAcceptances)RACES(atBelmontPark)

KennelsHuntersHandicap: Drawbridge,1;Starlitris,2; GallantDuke,3;Bulginbah,4. SunderCombeMaiden:Beau Milian,1;Bergio,2;Lynola.3: Cindeross,4.

HuntClubCup:Fairlawn,1; WakeIsland.2;GayFern,3; GallantDuke,4. SinilyPurse(I):FreshFox,1; EarlJames,2;YarallaStar,3; NewsLady.4. SadlyPurse(2):Kalderl,I; PrincessCecila,2;Sergio,3: RegalPatrol,4. McEnroeHandicap:Munster Boy.1;SnowHero.2;Miss Agnes,3;MeltonStar4.

PoyntonHandicap:SirTerry, 1;SanCharter,2;GreenDolphin,3;Herculoid,4.

INMEMORIAM

KELLY,Brian,W/O,R.A.A.F.-Treasuredmemories alwaysofourdarling,died Moratai,Oct. 1, 1945. R.I.P. Hissorrowingmotherand sisters.

NELLIGAN.-Inloving memoryofmydearhusband,Phil,whodiedSept. 22,1943.

OTHERDAIRING, GRAZING&WHEAT &SHEEP PROPOSITIONS 01 ALSOFARMLETS, ClosetoPerthforsale.

FOREVERYTHING INREALESTATE THEGENERALAGENCY CO., AUCTIONEERS, DanO'Sullivan(Principal), 29/30PadburyBuildings And(opp.G.P.O.). at63HighSt., Fremantle (OverCoxBros.)

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MILLINERY

Millineryclasswillstart inPerth.Forfurtherparticulars,ringBA4307,night BA5598.

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Furnishedflatorhouse, Catholiccouple, adult daughter;reasonablerent. Tel.BF1471.

Rememberedbyhislovingwife,Tessie. DearSacredHeartof Jesus,havemercyonhis soul. TROTS(atGloucesterPark) W.A.BreedersMandicap: SuperRealm,1;VillageChief.2; RulingLass,3. WembleyHandicap:Gold Metre,1;Vilma,2;Icikol,3. CottesloeHandicap:Beau Don,1;JosedaleDirect,2; HappyMint.3. SubiacoHandicap:SpecialComet,1;FairLu,2;Stearra,3. ScarboroughHandicap:AuburnP.ce,1;Raivolo,2;Spanish Glen,3. Play,DalkeithHandicap:Triple 1;Verna'sSon,2;Buoyant,3. SwanbourneHandicap:Lord Logan,1;Lytham,2;RedHussar,3.

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Wantedsmartjunior,1516years;mustbeaccurate atfigures.Gleeson's,117 BarrackStreet.

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