The Record Newspaper 16 October 1952

ArchbishopGaveCanon LawCodexand'Fontes

OnOct.13,HisGracetheArchbishop presentedtothechancelloroftheUniversity, Mr.E.W.Gillett,11leather-boundvolumes oftheCodexofCanonLawandits"fontes." ThebookswereagiftfromtheApostolic Delegate,theMostRev.P.Marella,tothe lawlibrary.(HisGraceandChancellorpictured.)

Atthepresentationinthe SenateroomwereProfessor Bayliss,actingvice-chancellor;ProfessorUnderwood, chairmanoftheprofessorial board;theRt.Rev.Mgr.J. T.McMahon,Senate member;Mr.L.Downer, seniorlecturerinlaw(owingtotheillnessofProfessorBeasley,Deanofthe faculty);Dr.C.Sanders, registrar;andMr.A.J. Williams,assistantregistrar.

Speakingonbehalfofthe professoroflaw,Mr.Downersaidthatthevolumes wouldcontributetotheresearchschooloflaw.Sofar asheknew,theirswasthe onlyUniversitylibraryto possesssuchavaluablereference.

Thechancellorexpressed totheArchbishopsincere gratitudeforthemagnificent souveniroftheApostolic Delegate'svisittotheunivearlierintheyear.

TheUniversitywillfixin eachofthevolumestheofficialdonors'plate,socorn-

alltimethe gift rri oofratthi theg forpresent Apostolic Delegate.

ThechancellorentertainedHisGraceatmorningtea andduringtheconversation manyquestionswereasked abouttheCatholicresidentialcollege.TheArchbishop saidhewasdelightedwith

theprogressoftheappeal andwiththeresponsewhich hadbeenmadetoit.He hopedthecollegewouldbe builtandopenedinIb° comingyear.

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VisitBunbury ForH.N.Rally

WithrepresentativesfromWaroona, Dardanup,Collie,MargaretRiver,Busselton,Manjimup,andBunburyattending,the South-WestHolyNomerally,heldatBunburyonOct.12,wasdescribedbyvisiting DiocesanUnionrepresentativesasthemost representativeandbestattendedrallythey hadyetattended.

Therallycommencedat 5p.m.withRosaryandBenedictionatSt.Patrick's churchandasermon preachedbyRev.W.Byrne. PriortoBenedictiona numberofjuniormembers oftheBunburybranchof thesocietywereconsecratedbytheV.Rev.Dean Wallace. At6o'clockabuffethigh teawasheldatSt.Joseph's hallatwhichallthevisiting delegateswerewelcomedto Bunbury.MemberswereaddressedbytheDiocesanpresident(Mr..1.Lynch),the' vice-president(Mr. C. White),thesecretary(Mr. MarkFoley),Mr.Paul

BrennanandDeanWallace.

Eachspeakerreferredin particulartothenecessity ofencouragingyounger memberstothesociety,and foreachparishtodoits utmosttobuildupits numbers.

Itwasannouncedthat therallynextyearwasto beheldatBusselton,andin conformitywiththejubilee celebrationsoftheDardanupchurch,the1954rally wouldbeheldatthatcentre.

Thehighteawasprovided bytheBunburywomen's committeewhichcomprised MesdamesH.Nevin,K. Houston,L.Flaherty, .1 HoustonandN.Wallace.

MotherIgnatiusCloses ALifeofAchievements

MotherM.Ignatius,theoldestandmostwidely-knownSister ofSt.JohnofGodinAustralia,diedinSt.John'shospital,Subiaco,at10p.m.Oct.8.

Shewasthedaughterof4.Mr.andMrs.Lynagh,Kilglass,Co.Sligo.Having completedhertrainingasa teacherattheSistersof Mercy'sTrainingcollege. Dublin,shewasappointed, onthemeritsofherhigh qualifications,principalofa governmentschool,butrelinquishedthispostsome yearslatertoenterthe ConventofSt.JohnofGod, Wexford.

ArchbishopLaudsCarlisleOn ProgressMadeinBriefSpace

Beforeagoodattendanceofpriestsand laity,HisGracetheArchbishopofficially blessedandopenedthenewpresbyteryand additionstotheschoolatHolyNameparish, Carlisle,onOct.12.

HisGracetheArchbishoponicalvisitation,hehad congratulatedFatherPowersuggestedtheadvisability ontheacquisitionoftheofforminganewparish.He newpresbytery.Itwasa nicedesign,serviceableand comfortable,withoutbeing pretentiousinanyway.

UntilnowFatherPower hadlivedinimprovised quarters,neithercomfortablenorconvenient,andhe hadlookedforwardanxiouslytothecompletionofthe newpresbytery.Hisparishionerswerewithhim thatday,andfriendsfrom outsidetheparishtowish himthecomfortandprivacyherichlydeserved.

HisGracecongratulated thepeopleontheacquisitionofextensionstothe school,bothintheclassroomandsheltershed.They wereurgentlyneeded,and wouldbeatremendous boontoteachersandchildrenalike.

HisGracerecalledthat, twoyearsago,whenoncan-

hadtoldthemwhatwould beexpectedofthemin thatevent,anditwastypicalofthesplendidspiritof faithandgenerositypre-vailingamongthemthat theyhadbeendelightedat theprospectofhavingtheir ownpriestlivingamong them.

Theywereappreciative, continuedtheArchbishop, ofthehonourconferredon theirdistrictbytheraising ofitsstatustoaparish,and theyhadaffordedample evidenceofthatappreciationintheco-operation, spiritualandmaterial,which theyhadgivenFather Powersincehewentamong them,astheirfirstparish priest,18monthsago.

FatherPowerhadworked veryhard,saidHisGrace, andhadgiventhemgood leadership.Heexpected themtorisetothestandard

hehadsetthem,andthere wasampledemonstration theyweredoingthatinno uncertainway.

TheArchbishopthanked FatherPowerforhisgreat endeavoursforhispeople, andhecongratulatedthe peopleonthefineprogress thattheyweremaking,on behalfofFatherPowerand himself,andontheexcellentco-operationtheywere giving.

Withthefoundationsnow beinglaid,hesaid,andwith themaster-planwhich,with theirco-operation,Father Powerhadinmindforthe parish,itgavegoodpromise ofbecomingaveryfineparishinthenotfardistant future.

HisGracethankedthe SistersofMercy,whohad beengoingfromtheconventatVictoriaParkto Carlisleyearafteryearfor thepast16years.Therewas averyfinestandardinthe school,andHisGraceappealedtothepeopletoshow theirappreciationofthe splendidworktheSisters weredoingamongthemby helpingthembyevery meansintheirpower.

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PioneerinEducation

In1895,SisterIgnatius, thenanovice,heardDr. Gibney'smovingappealto thecommunityforrecruit forhisdiocese,withthe happyresultthatafterher professionthefollowing year.accompaniedbyasew othervolunteers,shewason herwaytoAustraliato jointheoriginalbandof pioneers.

VerysoonafterherarrivalinPerthshewassentto KalgoorlietoestablishaCatholicschool(intheoldiron church,thesacristyprovidinglivingquartersforherselfandhercompanion). thusbecomingthepioneer ofCatholiceducationonthe Goldfields.Herworkwas singularlyblessed,noless inthesecularthaninthe religiousfield.

HasRhodesScholar

Manypupilsoftheschool shefoundedarepriestsand Religious,whilstmany othersarefillingprominent positions,notablyintheEducationdepartment.Nota fewarevenerablegrandparents,zealouslypassing ontoposteritythebesttraditionsofoldSt.Mary's.A distinguishedstudentofhers wasthelateDr.J.WHoran, whopassedthefirstUniversity(Adelaide)examinationunderhertutorship withsuchbrilliantresults thatshepersuadedhisparentstosendhimtotheC.B. college,Perth.Thiswas beforetheadventofthe ChristianBrotherstoKalgoorlieWhiletherehe shedlustreonhisAlma Materbybecomingoneof

SheBuiltFiveHospitals.

MotherI9natiustheBuilder.

thefirstwinnersinW.A.of aRhodesscholarship.

AtaboutthetimeMother IgnatiuswasappointedsuperioressinSubiacoin1910, ithadbeendecidedtoconcentrateonhospitalwork; so,inorderthebetterto fulfilheroffice,shequalified asanurseAtthattime theSubiacohospitalwas butasmallwoodandiron buildingcontainingnot morethan26beds.She settoworkatoncetoreplaceitwiththemagnificentstructurewearefamiliarwithto-day,thefirst sectionofwhichwasopened withintwoyearsofher termofoffice.

Toprovidestaffforthe

growinghospitalwasoneof themanyproblemsMother Ignatiushadtosolve;but shesucceeded.Onavisit totheEasternStatesshe foundsixpostulants.ReturningfromaGeneral ChapterinIrelandin1924, shebroughtout40postulants,andonasubsequent visithomereturnedwith38.

Asvocationsincreasedit waspossibletomeettherequestsofBishopsinthe EasternStatesforfoundationsatBallaratandGoulburn,andlateronatWarrnamboolandBrighton;and inW.A..Bunbury,Geraldton,Rivervale,andNortham havebeensupplied.

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NunsofSt.John's CelebrateJubilees

RecentlyoneSisterofSt. JohnofGodcelebratedthe goldenjubileeofherReligiousProfession,andtwo Sisterstheirsilverjubilees attheProvincialHouseof theCongregation,Subiaco.

Thegoldenjubilarianwas SisterM.Agnesanativeof NewZealand,whowaspro`essedin1902andhasspent 50yearsoffruitfulservice atSubiaco. SistersM.PiusandM. Fidelis,bothex-pupilsofthe SistersofSt.JohnofGod, Kalgoorlie,observedthe25th anniversaryofProfession.

OnAugust11SistersM. DominicaO'Reilly,Co. Longford,Ireland,M.StanislausMuldowney,Co. Mayo,M.CaniceSpellman, Co.Mayo,M.CecilyDunne, Co.Wexford,M.Josepha Lovett,CoKerry,pronouncedtheirFinalVowsduring

MasscelebratedbytheRt. Rev.MonsignorE.Kennedy, V.G.TheRev.J.Higgins, C.Ss.R.preachedtheoccasionalsermon.

Work,BoardSought Catholicfarmersrequiring theservicesofboys16and 17yearsofageshouldcontactthesecretary,Catholic MigrationandWelfareassociation,62St.George's terrace.Afewboysarenow availablefrominstitutions whohavehadtrainingin farmwork.

Accommodationwithfull boardisalsorequiredwith Catholicfamiliesforboth boysandgirlsworkingin thecity.Ifanyreaderscan boardoneofthesehomeless youngpeople,theabove committeewouldbegrateful tohearfromthem.

SpecialSeatsFor Mothers,Babies!

Sir,-Inoticedinachurch whichIvisitedrecentlya noticestatingthatthetwo backrowsofseatswerereservedformotherswith babies.Ithinkthisisa splendidideaandisone whichcouldbeintroduced intomoreofourchurches. Itoftenhappensthattoddlersandbabiesarerestless duringMass.Iftheyareat thebackofthechurchtheir anticswillnotdistractthe wholecongregationcausing embarrassment to the motherwhocouldslipout quietlyfromthechurchand inagainlater. Itwouldbeagreatservicetomothersiftheparish priestwouldreservetwoor threerowsformotherswith babies.Therewouldbeno compulsionofcourseand theycouldsitanywherethey wanted.

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Materfamilias

HibernionsPrayFor RelativeofMembers

Atthecommencementof themeetingofOurLady HelpofChristians'branch, H.A.C.B.S.onOct. 7, membersstoodandoffered aprayerforthehappyreposeofthesoulofthelate Mrs.E.Ronan,grandmother ofthreebranchmembers, vixMessrs.L.Greenwood andM.andD.Hitchcock; sinceresympathyisextendedtothebereavedfamily andrelatives.

Arrangementsareinhand fortheforthcomingpicnic tourofthehillswhichwill beheldonSunday,Nov.16, whenseveralofthemost prominentbeautyspotswill bevisited:membersand parishionersareadvisedto keepthatdateinmind, moreparticularswillbe announcedlater.

PoliticalLeadersOffer FormerTeachersPraise

Highpraiseforthecontributionwhich theChristianBrothersweremakingtothe educationalprogressofAustralia,waspaid bytheMinisterfortheArmy,theHon.Jos. Francis,M.P.,whopresidedIforTradeandCustoms;Mr. ataParliamentaryluncheonA.A.Calwell,M.P.,DeheldtohonourtheAustrala-puty-LeaderoftheOpposisianProvincialoftheOrderLion;andSenatorN.E.Mc(Rev.BrotherI.L.Mac-Kenna,LeaderoftheOppokay),atParliamenthouse,sitionintheSenate. Canberra,onOct.9.

Thefunctionmarkedthe firstanniversaryofthelayingofthefoundationstone ofthenewChristianBrothers'WarMemorialcollegeatCanberra,andwas attendedbysenatorsand membersoftheHouseof Representativeswhohad' beeneducatedbytheChristianBrothers.

BrotherMackay,inresponding,gavethedistinguishedgatheringinterestingdetailsregardingvariousprojectsatpresentbeing carriedoutbytheBrothers intheseveralAustralian StatesandNewZealand. Referringparticularlytothe newschoolatCanberra,he saidthattheywereproud tohavebeenaskedbythe lateBishopBarrytoestablishaschoolinthenational Mr.Francis,asseniorex-ICapital.Thedevelopment wouldimposeheavysacrificesuponthem,butwhen completedwouldbeabuildingofwhichtheywouldall beproud.

NamesAreHonoured pupiloftheChristianBrothers,inwelcomingtheProvincial,saidthatallhiscolleaguesenjoyedthehappiest recollectionsoftheirassociationswiththeirformer teachers,andtheywatched withenthusiasticinterest thevarietyofactivitycarriedonbythatgreatteachingOrder.Itwouldbea sourceofgratificationtothe Provincialtoknowthat throughtheyearsformerconfidentthatthework wouldbefinishedsometime nextyearwhichwouldgive plentyoftimetohavethe schoolreadyinJanuary, 1954.

BrotherMackaypaida specialtributetothechairman,Mr.Jos.Francis,who forthepast30yearshad sentanannualprizetohis oldschoolatIpswich, Queensland.Itwasmost gratifyingtotheBrothers toseethatsomanypast pupilshadenteredthepubliclifeofthenationand stillkepttheirassociation withtheBrothers. Formerstudentsofthe BrothersnowintheFederalParliamentareSenator N.E.O'Sullivan,SenatorN. E.McKenna,SenatorH.S. Seward,SenatorJustin O'Byrne,SenatorC.B. Byrne,SenatorJ.J.Arnold, Messrs.A.A.Calwell,P. Galvin,J.F.Fitzgerald,F. M.Daly,J.M.Mullens,M. Bourke,W.P.O'Connor, Jos.Francis.

FatherStinsonTo RecruitMigrants

NewRangeofFloralorStriped

FOLKWEAVE

Wantsomethingsmartandcolourfulin youroldfavouriteFolkweave?Seethe newrangeatBarrett'sinfloralsand stripes.Popularcolouringsofgreen, blue,autumn. Heavyweightand 47incheswide.9/11yd.

48in.ARRASCLOTH 9/6

Thepopularheavyweightmaterialforupholstering,recoveringcarseats,etc.Naturalshade.48in.9/6yd.

48in.FLORALBROCADE 12/5

AbrightnewrangeoffioralsinagoodqualityBrocade forcurtainsandbedspreads.Blue,burgundy,greenand autumntonings.48in..12/5yd.

Congratulationsandgood wishesareextendedtoMiss KathHacketandMr.Bob McCormacontheirapproachingmarriage.St.ThomasAquinasand St.Columba'sbranchesare invitedtoasocialevening onthenextbranchmeeting night,Oct.21.

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80Years'Panorama

Theinitialworkwould cost£150,000,andthecompletedstructuremorethan £250,000.Greatprogress hasbeenmade.andhewas studentshadbeenremarkablefortheirloyaltyto theirteachers,whoseinfluencehadextendedfarbeyondtheclassroomand whosenameswerehonouredthroughoutthenation.

Itwasacauseofgratificationthatsomanyboys lefttheBrothsrs'schoolsso wellequippedtotaketheir placeintheimportantaffairsofAustralia,andit wasnoteworthythatthe functionatParliament housewasattendedby membersfrombothhouses, wasrepresentativeofevery politicalparty,andcame fromeveryAustralianState.

Thechairman'sremarks weresupportedbySenator NeilO'Sullivan,Minister taiK10-1110014141111114114$41141,1111.1111~1014040011110019111.0111110,4111

In80yearssincetheirestablishmentinAustraliathe Brothershadbuiltmore than100colleges,schools, andorphanages.Inthe150 yearsoftheirexistencethe Brothershaveestablisfhed themselvesinEngland,Ireland,UnitedStates,South America,Gibraltar,South Africa,andIndia,inadditiontoAustralia,NewZealand,andNewGuinea.

PoliticiansMuster

BrotherMackaysaidthat thefunctionwasagreattributetotheChristianBrothersteachinginvarious partsofAustralia,andhe wasdelightedasprovincial toknowthatthedistinguishedcitizensoftheCommonwealthhadsomuchesteemandaffectionfortheir formerteachers.

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TheRev.W.Nicol,P.P. whohasbeenabroadfor severalyearsonCatholic migrationworkwillreturn homeshortly,havingrelinquishedhispostasoverseas representativeoftheFederalCatholicImmigration committee.Inhiswork abroadRev.FatherNicol hashadtoconcernhimself withimportantandunusual problemstouchingallphases ofmigration. Forsometimenowhis healthhasbecomesomewhat impairedandhehadbeen advisedtoreturn.Athis requestthe committee agreedtorelievehimofhis duties.Hewillreturnby earliestavailablesailing, which,itisbelieved,willbe towardstheendofNovember.Rev.FatherNicol is theparishpriest dioceseofLismore (NSW).

Forthetimebeingthe LondonOfficeoftheCommitteewillbeinchargeof theRev.FatherC.Stinson, who,recently,wascommissionedtogooverseason theCommittee'sbehalftod assistwithrecruitmentof childmigrantandtoinvestigatesomespecialaspectsof emigration.

CommunionOf C.B.C.Alumni

TheC.B.C.(Perth)Old Boys'associationsecondannualgeneralCommunion andbreakfastwillbeheld atthecollege,St.George's terrace,onSunday,Oct.19. Masswillcommenceat8.30 andbreakfastwillbeservedintherefectoryafterwards.

Theoccasionwillbean auspiciousoneowingtothe presenceofRev.BrotherP. L.Duffy,aformerprincipal ofthecollege,nowassitant totheSuperiorGeneralof theChristianBrothers.

Theassociationwillbe honouredtohaveBrother Duffypresent,andinvites alloldboystoattend.

Owingtotheincompletenessofrolls,ithasnotbeen, possibletocicrulariseall concerned.Pleaseaccept thisnoticeasapersonalinvitation.

RecordCrowdExpected AtAquinasProcession

Responsetotherequestofthecommitteefororganisedparishtransportforthe annualEucharisticprocessionatAquinas collegeontheFeastofChristtheKing,Oct. 26,hasbeensosatisfactorythatitisanticipatedthatarecordcrowdwillattend.

andhisassistants,andtrafficdirectionwillbehandled bythePoliceTrafficbranch. Thecommitteewishesto stressthevitalimportance ofcarefulobservance,by driversofpublicandprivate vehicles,ofinstructionsissuedbythepoliceandstewards.

CatholicTennisCarnivalTo OpenHereChristmasDay

ChristmasDaywillmarktheopeningof theW.A.C.L.T.A.Carnivalof1952,tobe heldinPerth.

Indicationsarethatascrament:theChristian manyas60privatelycharteredbuseswillaugment thefrequentGovernment busservicewhichwilloperatefromtheoldG.P.O.

Threeparisheswilluse rivertransport,parishionersbeingconveyedby boattoAquinascollege landingstageontheCanning.Severalcountrycentres,itishoped,willsend strongrepresentationby busandcar.

GENERALASSEMBLY:

3.15p.m.

Generalassemblywillbe at3.15p.m.,whenthecollegegateswillbeclosedto allvehiculartraffic.All groupsarerequestedtoassemblebehindtheirrespectivebanners.Thereafter theywillbeinthehandsof themarshals,whoseinstructionsshouldbepromptly andaccuratelyfollowed. Therouteoftheprocession willbethesameasinformeryears,theoutdooraltar beingerectedatthecollege endoftheoval.

EXPOSITIONAT3.30p.m.

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

RESERVATION FORSODALITYAND

SCHOOLGROUPS

Specialplaces,towhich theywillbedirectedbythe marshals,arereservedin theprocessionforallsodality,society,youthandschool groups.Attendanceofschool childrenindistinctiveschool groupshasbeendisappointinginthepastfewyears, due,nodoubt,tothefact that,duringthewarand immediatepost-waryears, transportwassodifficult thattheattendanceoflarge numbersofchildrenwas discouraged.Now,however,thatconditionshave improved,itishopedthat allschoolswillmakeaspecialefforttoberepresentedintheprocessionbehind theirownschoolbanners.

FLOWERGIRLS.

Aspecialinvitationis issuedbytheCommitteeto parishgroupsoftheHoly Angels'sodalitytoactas flowergirls.Changeroom facilitieswillbeprovided forChildrenofMaryand flowergirlsasinformer years:Flowergirlsare askedtobringtheirown basketsofflowers.

GUARDOFHONOUR.

CadetsfromAquinascollegewillformtheguardof honourfortheBlessedSa-

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Brotherswillcarrythe canopy.

CATERINGSERVICES.

Refreshmentsmaybeobtainedonthelawnnearthe college.Ticketswillbesold inthevicinityofthebooths, enablingpatronstoobtain theirrefreshmentsimmediatelyonpresentationof thetickets.Thecommittee hopesthatthisarrangement willsimplifyandspeedup thecateringarrangements. Refreshmentboothswill closewhentheprocession commences,andwillnot reopenuntilafterthefinal Benediction.

SPECIALENCLOSURE FORAGEDANDINFIRM.

Aspecialenclosurefor theagedandinfirmwillbe providedandwillbereservedfortheirexclusive use.Allothersareexpected totakepartintheprocession.

TRANSPORTSERVICES.

Parishbusesshouldcarry alargeidentificationsign fortheconvenienceofpassengersseekingtheirproper busesforthereturnjourney. Theobservanceofthisrule willobviatealotofconfusioncausedbyhundredsof peoplevainlytryingto identifythebusonwhich theytravelledtotheprocession.

AGovernmentbusservice willoperatebetweenthe oldG.P.O.andAquinas pickinguppassengersatthe easternendoftheCausewayandatbusstopson CanningHighway.Thefirst buswillleaveSt.George's terraceat1p.m.,andthereafteratregularintervals. Thereturnservicewill commenceat4.30,andwill operateuntil6.30p.m.

PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

Parkingwillbeunderthe supervisionofMr.R.Taylor

DECORATIONOFALTARS

Giftsofflowersforthe decorationofthealtarswill begratefullyreceived. Flowersmaybelefteither atthecollegeoratthe CathedralpresbyteryonSaturdayorbefore10o'clock onSundaymorning.

SPECIALSERMON. ThepreacheroftheoccasionalsermonattheprocessionwillbetheRev.Philip Murphy,O.F.M.

Foundlings'Card PartySuccessful

St.Vincent'sFoundling homecardevening,heldat theLadies'college,Victoria square,onOct.7,wasa greatsuccess.Thefollowingwerewinners:

Bridge-lady's,firstprize, Mrs.Clohessy:secondprize, MissMcGovern;thirdprize, Mrs.Lake.Thesuccessful gentlemenatbridgewere: Messrs.ToddandRegan. Mrs.O'Sullivantookthe rummyprize,andMrs. Browntheeuchre.

Duringtheeveningtheart unionwasdrawn,resulting inticketNo.1033,Mrs. Picknell,Beachroad,North Beach,winningthemagnificenthand-workedsuppercloth.TicketNo.2553,D. Hatton,102Toorakroad, Rivervale,securedtheutilityset,andRodneyCurtis, ticketNo.1417,theham.

Theorganiser,Mrs.Davies, wishtothank themanypeoplewho,by theirgeneroushelpwith prizes,donationsandwillingservices,helpedtomake thisannualfunctionthesuccessitwasbothsociallyand financially.

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BESTFORBUILDINGCONSTRUCTION

WestAustralians,long notedfortheirhospitality andtheirabilitytoorganise outstandingsocialfunctions, haveagainbeengiventhe opportunitytopresentto theirvisitorsacarnivalthat willberememberedfor manyyearstocome.

Thevisitingpartycomprises75members,consistingof35Victorians,18 NewSouthWelshmen,16 SouthAustralians,andsix Tasmanians.Thirtywill arriveonthe"Duntroon"on Dec.21,andtheremainder bytrainandplaneuptothe morningofDec.25.

Abustourofthesuburbs andbeacheshasbeenarrangedforChristmas afternoon,tobefollowedby abuffetteaandadancein theevening.

StarsFromS.A.

ThematcheswillcommenceattheKing'sPark TennisclubonDec.26,and thestandardofplaywill beexceptionallyhigh.The namesofthefirstandsecondseededplayersofthe SouthAustralianassociationareincludedintheadvancelistfromthatState.

TheY.A.L.ballroomwill bethelocationoftheofficial dinneranddance,tobeheld onBoxingday. AbarbecueonDec.27,at ClontarfBoys'town,will givethevisitorstheopportunityofviewingtheoutstandingworkperformedby theChristianBrothers.

YanchepwillbethedestinationofthepartyonSunday,Dec.28,forapicnic, andasocialandconcert

partyonboardthem.v. "Islander"isscheduledfor theeveningofDec.29.

ThehighlightofthecarnivalwillbethegrandNew Year'seveball,tobeheld inthebeautifulCottesloe Civiccentre.Dancingwill commenceat9p.m.and continueuntil3a.m.From forwardreportsthisfunctionpromisestobeareally marvellousdisplayofthe

SOFTWOODS:LocalandImportedPine.T.andG.Baltic CanadianSpruce.Lauan.

PLYVVOODS.3ply,7x3.x3-16Lauan.

JOINERYSpecialists:Windowframes,sashes,doors,etc.

BUILDERS'HARDWARE:Galt'.Iron,Cement,Lime, AsbestosSheets.

PAINTS:Oil,Plastic,Resirex,('/water,Kalsomine.All colours.

-MASONITEStandardPresdwood,Temprtile,Stockstoarrive. ConcreteFormBoards,Toolsinstock. FurnitureDesignBooks,2/10incldg.postage.

MILLARS'TIMBER&TRADING

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tothe ofthe Mr.L. H555,

carnivalspiritatitsbest. Seasonticketsforallthe socialfunctionswillcost approximately£415s.each. Membersmaytakeadvantageofthelay-bysystemby contactingtheirclubsecretariesforfurtherinformation.Thelimitednumber ofticketswillnecessitate thepromptactionofclub secretariesinforwarding theirlistofseasontickets assoonaspossible honoraryorganiser Carnivalcommittee, J.McGovern,Box G.P.O.,Perth.

PastPupilsTakeHabit

OnSept.30,animpressiveceremonytookplacein theConventchapelofthe SistersofMercy,Victoria square,whenfouryoung girls,pastpupilsoftheSistersofMercy,receivedthe HabitoftheOrderfromthe handsoftheV.Rev.Dean Rafferty,Adm.

PriortotheReception,the fourpostulants,arrayedin bridalattire,enteredthe chapelinprocessiontothe singingofthehymn,"0 GloriosaVirginum,"and wereconductedtothealtar, wheretheyreceivedthe blessedcandleandpublicly requestedtobereceivedas novices.

Theoccasionalsermon

waspreachedbytheRev. L.Hansberry,C.Ss.R.Also presentinthesanctuary weretheRev.J.McGillicuddy,theRev.J.Carmody, andtheRev.M.McKeon.

Theceremonyterminated withBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament,after whichtheparentsanda largenumberofrelatives andfriendswereentertainedbytheSisters.

Thenewlyreceivednoviceswere:SisterM.Emilie (PatriciaMcVittie),Sister M. Leonis (Philomena O'Brien).SisterM.Raymond(PaulineGardner), andSisterM.Theresina (JosephineDillon).

Thistle"gethisgoat"! WhystilltheodourfromthatGoat onyonderhill??? Eachdayheeatshisfill -ofChlorophyll!!

NomatterifyourAsthma. FlayFever.Catarrh,Sinus Headache,etc..isas"tough asgoatsknees"thecongestionanddiscomforttherefromarerelievedinseconds (actuallyseconds)byatomisedinhalant.

RecordCrowdExpected AtAquinasProcession

Responsetotherequestofthecommitteefororganisedparishtransportforthe annualEucharisticprocessionatAquinas collegeontheFeastofChristtheKing,Oct. 26,hasbeensosatisfactorythatitisanticipatedthatarecordcrowdwillattend.

andhisassistants,andtrafficdirectionwillbehandled bythePoliceTrafficbranch. Thecommitteewishesto stressthevitalimportance ofcarefulobservance,by driversofpublicandprivate vehicles,ofinstructionsissuedbythepoliceendstewards.

CatholicTennisCarnivalTo OpenHereChristmasDay

heldinPerth.

carnivalspiritatitsbest.

partyonboardthem.v. "Islander"isscheduledfor theeveningofDec.29.

Indicationsarethatascrament theChristian manyas60privatelycharteredbuseswillaugment thefrequentGovernment busservicewhichwilloperatefromtheoldG.P.O.

Threeparisheswilluse rivertransport,parishionersbeingconveyedby boattoAquinascollege landingstageontheCanning.Severalcountrycentres,itishoped,willsend strongrepresentationby busandcar.

GENERALASSEMBLY: 3.15p.m.

Generalassemblywillbe at3.15p.m.,whenthecollegegateswillbeclosedto allvehiculartraffic.All groupsarerequestedtoassemblebehindtheirrespectivebanners.Thereafter theywillbeinthehandsof themarshals,whoseinstructionsshouldbepromptly andaccuratelyfollowed. Therouteoftheprocession willbethesameasinformeryears,theoutdooraltar beingerectedatthecollege endoftheoval.

EXPOSITIONAT3.30p.m.

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

RESERVATION FORSODALITYAND SCHOOLGROUPS

Specialplaces,towhich theywillbedirectedbythe marshals,arereservedin theprocessionforallsodality,society,youthandschool groups.Attendanceofschool childrenindistinctiveschool groupshasbeendisappointinginthepastfewyears, due,nodoubt,tothefact that,duringthewarand immediatepost-waryears, transportwassodifficult thattheattendanceoflarge numbersofchildrenwas discouraged. Now,however,thatconditionshave improved,itishopedthat allschoolswillmakeaspecialefforttoberepresentedintheprocessionbehind theirownschoolbanners.

FLOWERGIRLS.

Aspecialinvitationis issuedbytheCommitteeto parishgroupsoftheHoly Angels'sodalitytoactas flowergirls.Changeroom facilitieswillbeprovided forChildrenofMaryand flowergirlsasinformer years:Flowergirlsare askedtobringtheirown basketsofflowers.

GUARDOFHONOUR.

CadetsfromAquinascollegewillformtheguardof honourfortheBlessedSa-

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CATERINGSERVICES.

Refreshmentsmaybeobtainedonthelawnnearthe college.Ticketswillbesold inthevicinityofthebooths, enablingpatronstoobtain theirrefreshmentsimmediatelyonpresentationof thetickets.Thecommittee hopesthatthisarrangement willsimplifyandspeedup thecateringarrangements. Refreshmentboothswill closewhentheprocession commences,andwillnot reopenuntilafterthefinal Benediction.

SPECIALENCLOSURE FORAGEDANDINFIRM.

Aspecialenclosurefor theagedandinfirmwillbe providedandwillbereservedfortheirexclusive use.Allothersareexpected totakepartintheprocession.

TRANSPORTSERVICES. Parishbusesshouldcarry alargeidentificationsign fortheconvenienceofpassengersseekingtheirproper busesforthereturnjourney. Theobservanceofthisrule willobviatealotofconfusioncausedbyhundredsof peoplevainlytryingto identifythebusonwhich theytravelledtotheprocession.

AGovernmentbusservice willoperatebetweenthe oldG.P.O.andAquinas pickinguppassengersatthe easternendoftheCausewayandatbusstopson CanningHighway.Thefirst buswillleaveSt.George's terraceat1p.m.,andthereregular Thereturnservicewill commenceat4.30,andwill operateuntil6.30p.m.

PARKING ARRANGEMENTS.

Parkingwillbeunderthe supervisionofMr.R.Taylor

DECORATIONOFALTARS

WestAustralians,long. notedfortheirhospitality andtheirabilitytoorganise outstandingsocialfunctions, haveagainbeengiventhe opportunitytopresentto theirvisitorsacarnivalthat willberememberedfor manyyearstocome.

Giftsofflowersforthe decorationofthealtarswillThevisitingpartycorn- begratefullyreceived.prises75members,con- Flowersmaybelefteithersistingof35Victorians,18 atthecollegeoratthe CathedralpresbyteryonSaturdayorbefore10o'clock onSundaymorning.

SPECIALSERMON.

ThepreacheroftheoccasionalsermonattheprocessionwillbetheRev.Philip Murphy,O.F.M.

Foundlings'Card

PartySuccessful

St.Vincent'sFoundling homecardevening,heldat theLadies'college,Victoria square,onOct.7,wasa greatsuccess.Thefollowingwerewinners:

Bridge-lady's,firstprize, Mrs.Clohessy;secondprize, MissMcGovern;thirdprize, Mrs.Lake.Thesuccessful gentlemenatbridgewere: Messrs.ToddandRegan. Mrs.O'Sullivantookthe rummyprize,andMrs. Browntheeuchre.

Duringtheeveningtheart unionwasdrawn,resulting inticketNo.1033,Mrs. Picknell,Beachroad,North Beach,winningthemagnificenthand-workedsuppercloth.TicketNo.2553,D. Hatton,102Toorakroad, Rivervale,securedtheutilityset,andRodneyCurtis, ticketNo.1417,theham.

Theorganiser,Mrs.Davies, andcommitteewishtothank themanypeoplewho,by theirgeneroushelpwith prizes,donationsandwillingservices,helpedtomake thisannualfunctionthesuccessitwasbothsociallyand financially.

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NewSouthWelshmen,16 SouthAustralians,andsix Tasmanians.Thirtywill arriveonthe"Duntroon"on Dec.21,andtheremainder bytrainandplaneuptothe morningofDec.25.

Abustourofthesuburbs andbeacheshasbeenarrangedforChristmas afternoon,tobefollowedby abuffetteaandadancein theevening.

StarsFromS.A.

ThematcheswillcommenceattheKing'sPark TennisclubonDec.26,and thestandardofplaywill beexceptionallyhigh.The namesofthefirstandsecondseededplayersofthe SouthAustralianassociationareincludedintheadvancelistfromthatState.

TheY.A.L.ballroomwill bethelocationoftheofficial dinneranddance,tobeheld onBoxingday.

AbarbecueonDec.27,at ClontarfBoys'town,will givethevisitorstheopportunityofviewingtheoutstandingworkperformedby theChristianBrothers.

YanchepwillbethedestinationofthepartyonSunday,Dec.28,forapicnic, andasocialandconcert

ThehighlightofthecarnivalwillbethegrandNew Year'seveball,tobeheld inthebeautifulCottesloe Civiccentre.Dancingwill commenceat9p.m.and continueuntil3a.m.From forwardreportsthisfunctionpromisestobeareally marvellousdisplayofthe

Seasonticketsforallthe socialfunctionswillcost approximately£415s.each. Membersmaytakeadvantageofthelay-bysystemby contactingtheirclubsecretariesforfurtherinformation.Thelimitednumber ofticketswillnecessitate thepromptactionofclub secretariesinforwarding theirlistofseasontickets assoonaspossibletothe honoraryorganiserofthe Carnivalcommittee,Mr.L. J.McGovern,BoxH555, G.P.O.,Perth.

PastPupilsTakeHabit

OnSept.30,animpressiveceremonytookplacein theConventchapelofthe SistersofMercy,Victoria square,whenfouryoung girls,pastpupilsoftheSistersofMercy.receivedthe HabitoftheOrderfromthe handsoftheV.Rev.Dean Rafferty,Adm.

PriortotheReception,the fourpostulants,arrayedin bridalattire,enteredthe chapelinprocessiontothe singingofthehymn,"0 GloriosaVirginum,"and wereconductedtothealtar, wheretheyreceivedthe blessedcandleandpublicly requestedtobereceivedas novices.

Theoccasionalsermon

waspreachedbytheRev. L.Hansberry,C.Ss.R.Also presentinthesanctuary weretheRev.J.McGillicuddy,theRev.J.Carmody, andtheRev.M.McKeon.

Theceremonyterminated withBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament,after whichtheparentsanda largenumberofrelatives andfriendswereentertainedbytheSisters.

Thenewlyreceivednoviceswere:SisterM.Emilie (PatriciaMcVittie),Sister M. Leonis (Philomena O'Brien),SisterM.Raymond(PaulineGardner), andSisterM.Theresina (JosephineDillon).

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CoronationofPalmyra StatueAttracts

Sundaymorningdawneddarkand overcastwithsquallyshowers,whichincreasedasthedayworeon.TherewaseveryindicationthattheannualfunctionatPalmyrawouldbemarredbyrain.Yet,with faithinthepowerofOurLady,preparations wentonfortheoutdoorceremony.

Thatfaithwasamply rewarded.Thecloudsdispersed,andabrilliant sunshinedriedthegrounds andaffordedampletime'to makethenecessarypreparations.

At3o'clock,theprocessionleftthechurchand underacloudlesssky,led bythecrossbearerand acolytes,marchedthrough FossandHammadstreets. Solargewastheprocession, thattheleadershadalready enteredthegroundsbefore thestatuehadleftthe church.

Alternatinghymnsand Rosariesweresungand recitedduringthemarch. Throughthemediumofa choirbroadcastingthrough apublicaddresssystemthe hymnsweresunginperfect unison.TheRev.J.Depiazzi recitedtheRosaries.The schoolsgirlscarriedthe FatimaPilgrimstatueon itsflower-deckedbier,precededbytheattendants dressedinwhite,andflankedby.theAquinascadets whoformedtheguardof honour.

Thecrowningtookplace onaspeciallyprepared altar.TheRev.J.Lynch, P.P.spokeofthescenes thattookplaceashestood onthestepsoftheBasilica ofFatimaonthatday12 monthsago.Hepointedout theutterpowerlessnessof humanlanguagetopaint evenindimmestoutlinea pictureofthatbreathtaking, awe-inspiringspectacleof faithandfervour,thatcould notberestrained,butfound expressioninunprecedented, outwardmanifestationsof loveandloyaltytotheir motherandtheirQueenthat surelymustbeunparalleled intheannalsofman'sdevotionandhomagetoacreature.

InFatimaanddevotionto itsmessagelaythesafetyof theworldsaidFather,Lynch andthedestructionofthe Satanicinfluencesthat woulddestroyit.Sotheir duty,asCatholics,was crystalclear;toputinto

practicethemessageof prayerandpenance,to spreadittoothersbyword andexample.

TheRosarywasthe weapongiventothem. AsinthedaysofDominic, inthedaysofPius,inthe daysofLeoso,inourown day,wouldthearmiesof hellcrumbleandfallback beforetheonwardmarchof Mary'slegionsarmedwith theunconquerableweaponof theRosary.Redruinand

Throng

horridslaughterwerethe dreadalternativestothe implementationofFatima's message. Likethecrusadersofold saidthepreacherthey shouldgoforthwithcourage intheirheartsandtrustin theGodofbattlestomarch beneaththestandardof Marywiththeirbeadsin theirhandsandthecryof thecrusadersontheirlips "Inhocsignovinces".

Theproposaltoerrectan outdoorshrine,forwhicha donationof£100hadbeen received,wasenthusiasticallywelcomed,anda further£50collectedon thegrounds.

Theimpressiveceremony concludedwithBenediction andtheactofconsecration totheImmaculateHeart.

FatherPowerGivesCredittoHelp

OfHisGenerous,LoyalParishioners

(ContinuedfromCover)

TheArchbishopthanked' FatherKearnan,ofVictoria Park,FatherO'Connor,of EastVictoriaPark,Father Ahern,ofBelmont,andthe assistantsassociatedwith himforthetineworkdone duringthetimetheparish ofCarlisle-Kewdalehad beenundertheircharge.He alsothankedthearchitects, Messrs.Hendersonand Thompson;thecontractors, RussellBros.,andallwho hadanypartinhelping FatherPowerinthebuildingoperations.Hewished FatherPowercontinued

successinhisfineworkfor thepeople. WelcomingtheArchbishoptotheparish,theRev. E.J.Power,P.P.,saidHis Gracehad,15yearsago, blessedandopenedtheexistingchurch-school.He extendedaverysincereand heartywelcometoHisGrace whoneedednointroduction amongthem. FatherPoweralsoextend. edawelcometohisbrother priests,mindfulthatmany bigeventsweretakingplace thatsameday.Therewasan apologyfromSouthPerth, wheretherewasfortyhours'

Official Engagements

October19:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Starofthe Seaparish,Cottesloe. Oeisier24:

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

November2:

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

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatAllHallows church,Boulder. PresideatcloseofMission,St.Brigid's,Midland Junction.

November4:

PresideatSolemnHigh MassatSt.Charles'seminary,Guildford.

November9:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,atSt.Joseph'schurch,Norseman. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatSt.John's, Scarborough.

St.Teresa'sFeast

SolemnHighMassat9 a.m.willmarktheobservanceoftheFeastdayofSt. TeresaofAvilaattheCarmelitemonastery.Dalkeith, onOct.19.

TheBlessedSacrament willbeexposedattheBenedictionafterMassandremainsountil4p.m.

At3.30specialdevotions inhonourofthesaintwill includeasermonbytheV. Rev.P.J.Nolan,0.S.M SolemnBenediction,and thevenerationoftherelic.

DynamicSpiritMovinginChurch

MissionSundaywillbecelebratedonSunda) next.Itiskstrange,buttrue,thatAustralianCatholicsarebynomeanssufficientlyalivetotheimportanceoftheworkoftheSocietyforthePropagation oftheFaith,althoughAustraliaitselfisyet,inman) respects.inamissionarystatus.YettheobligationimposedbytheMissionAidsocieties,while "sosmallathinginitself,"is"sogreatacharityin itseffects."ThattheapostoliczealofCatholics shouldthusneedtohestirredupafresheachyearis itselfadisturbingreflection.FortheFaith,ofits verynature,isdynamic.Itcannotremainstatic; eitheritmarchesoritstagnates.Thiswasmade evidentineveryfigurewhichOurLordemployed todescribetheChurch,whichistheorganicunion ofallthefaithful.Itwasatree,anetfulloffish, ameasureofleaven,corngrowingamongcocklealwayssomethingalive,intense,andpropagating itself.

Thattheapostolicspiritamongthegeneralbody ofCatholicslacksthisessentialdynamismistobe explainedfromavarietyofcauses.Historically, duringthesepost-Reformationcenturies,theChurch hasbeenlargelythrownintoadefensiveagainstthe world.Itwasgenerallynecessarytoconserveand consolidatewhatremainedafterthepillageof Luther,Calvin,andtherest.Theywereyearsof challengeagainsttruthsthathadstoodforcenturies.Whilethisgreatdefensiveofapologeticwas' beingbuiltup.however,someofthegreatcentral dogmas,suchastheMysticalBodyofChrist,were temporarilylosttoview,andconcurrentlythenew secularculturesaroseoutofProtestantismtosap theCatholiclife.Sothatto-daytheimpactofthe worldupontheCatholicspiritcanbeseeninnothing soclearlyasinthemechanisticconceptionofthe Churchasanorganisationratherthananorganism, inthetendencytoleavetheapostolicworkofthe. Churchtotheclergyalone,andintheessentially Protestantviewthatreligionisaprivateandpersonalmatter.Allthishasmadeforcomplacency, afalsenotionoftoleration,religiousselfishness,exclusiveness,andapathy.

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SectionoftheCarlisleparishionerswho attendedonSunday.

adoration:atPalmyra,they4143000000.4.:XWOWANW hadabigprocessioninhonourofOurLadyofFatima, atHighgatetherewasCanonicalVisitationandConfirmation;intheSouthWesterndeanerytherewas aHolyNamesocietyrally. Manypriests,therefore, wereunavoidablyabsent.

FatherPowerthankedthe priestswhohadpreceded himinthethensmalldistrictofCarlisle-Father Kearnan,ofVictoriaPark; FatherO'Connor,ofEast VictoriaPark,whohadpresidedattheopeningofthe school-church15yearsago; andlast,butnotleast, FatherAhern,whohadlabouredtherezealouslyfor11 years.Hethankedthem forthe"spadework"they haddoneinCarlisle,'even thoughhehadfoundplenty ofvirginbushandsandstill thereonhisarrival.

Finally,FatherPowerassuredHisGracethatwhatevermaterialprogressthey hadmadeintheparishin thepast18monthshadnot beenduetohisfeebleeffort, buttothewholeheartedcooperationofagenerous, loyalandenthusiasticyoung people.Theyhadgiven himeveryencouragement tobuildanewparish.

Mr.McDonough,president oftheHolyNamesociety branch,proposedavoteof thankstoHisGraceforofficiatingthatafternoon,and assuredhimthattheafternoon'sproceedingswouldbe ahappymemoryofhisvisit totheparish.Mr.Fewson secondedthemotion.

Thelistofdonationswill bepublishedinalaterissue.

ButthenewdynamicthatiscalledCatholic ActionisworkinglikealeavenwithintheChurch torestoreandmakenewallthings.Andwhileit isprimarilyamissionwithinthefold,itmustalso reachouttothe"othersheep"intheworld.And ofthesenoneissoabandonedorinneedofthe lightoftheFaithasthosewhodwellinwhatwe calltheMissionfields.Atalltimestherehavebees individualsconsciousoftheirfullobligationsasCatholicswhohavelentsporadicaidtotheMissions. Butto-daytheCatholicendeavourhasbeenconcentratedandorganisedbytheSocietyforthePropagationoftheFaih.Twothingsareneededto, bringallmenintotheFold.Thefirstoftheseis thegraceofGod,whichisobtainedthroughprayer. HencetheMissionAidSocietylaysuponallits members(whoultimatelymustbeeveryCatholic) asmalldailyspiritualobligationofprayer.And next,materialaidisindispensableforthetrainingof catechists,theeducationofmissionariesandnative clergy,andforallthosetemporalrequirementswhich arenecessaryandinseparablefromeveryspiritual endeavour.Sothereisalsoafinancialobligation, butofsuchminiaturedimensionsastorivalthe widow'smite.

SenateChaplainVoicesSympathy OfProtestantsforSufferingPriests

WASHINGTON,Oct.7 (NC.)-ThedeepsympathyofProtestantsforthe BulgarianCatholicBishop andpriestssentencedto deathorprisonbyaRed courtwasexpressedhereby thechaplainoftheU.S. Senate.

Addressingacongregation atFoundryMethodist Churchhere,Dr.Frederick BrownHarrissaid.

"WeproclaimourkinshipwiththeChurchleaderspersecutedforrighteoussake, somecondemnedtodiebya godless,ruthlesspowermore sinisterandsadisticthan theprincipalitiesofdarknessthattorturedandmurderedSt.Paul."

TheProtestantminister comparedthose"tried"by theRedBulgariancourtto theearlymartyrswhore-

fusedtoputCztes-,rabove Christ.Hestated:

"Ofcourse.thesepriests areguiltyofthecharges. Thatistheirglory.How couldtheyfailtobeguilty ofendeavouringtothwart thetwisted,slavishsystem whichdeniesandblasphemesHimWhoseheraldsthey are?Theywereorderedto putCaesaraboveChristand liketheearlymartyrs,they refused.

"Tosaythattheyare guiltyissimplytosaythat theywillnotbetraytheir faith.ThisProtestantpulpit applaudsandhonoursthem.

"WeproclaimthatasfellowChristianswearewith themandfortheminour sympathyandprayers,and., Imayadd,inourdetermination,Godhelpingus,to bringtonaughttheSoviet plottoenslavetheworld."

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CoroncttionofPalmyra

Sundaymorningdowneddarkand overcastwithsquallyshowers,whichincreasedasthedayworeon.TherewaseveryindicationthattheannualfunctionatPalmyrawouldbemorredbyrain.Yet,with faithinthepowerofOurLady,preparations wentonfortheoutdoorceremony.

Thatfaithwasamplypracticethemessageof rewarded.Thecloudsdis-prayerandpenance,to persed,andabrilliantspreadittoothersbyword sunshinedriedthegroundsandexample. andaffordedampletimetoTheRosarywasth makethenecessaryprepa-weapongiventothem. rations. AsinthedaysofDominic,

At3o'clock,theproces-inthedaysofPius,inthe sionleftthechurchanddaysofLeoso,inourown underacloudlesssky,ledday,wouldthearmiesof bythecrossbearerandhellcrumbleandfallback acolytes,marchedthroughbeforetheonwardmarchof FossandHammedstreets.Mary'slegionsarmedwith Solargewastheprocession,'theunconquerableweaponof thattheleadershadalreadytheRosary.Redruina::d enteredthegroundsbefore thestatuehadleftthe church.

Alternatinghymnsand Rosariesweresungand recitedduringthemarch. Throughthemediumofa choirbroadcastingthrough apublicaddresssystemthe hymnsweresunginperfect unison.TheRev.J.Depiazzi recitedtheRosaries.The schoolsgirlscarriedthe FatimaPilgrimstatueon itsflower-deckedbier,precededbytheattendants dressedinwhite,andflankedby.theAquinascadets whoformedtheguardof honour.

Thecrowningtookplace onaspeciallyprepared altar.TheRev.J.Lynch, P.P.spokeofthescenes thattookplaceashestood onthestepsoftheBasilica ofFatimaonthatday12 monthsago.Hepointedout theutterpowerlessnessof humanlanguagetopaint evenindimmestoutlinea pictureofthatbreathtaking, awe-inspiringspectacleof faithandfervour,thatcould notberestrained,butfound expressioninunprecedented, outwardmanifestationsof loveandloyaltytotheir motherandtheirQueenthat surelymustbeunparalleled intheannalsofman'sdevotionandhomagetoacreature.

InFatimaanddevotionto itsmessagelaythesafetyof theworldsaidFatherLynch andthedestructionofthe Satanicinfluencesthat woulddestroyit.Sotheir duty,asCatholics,was crystalclear:toputinto

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horridslaughterwerethe dreadalternativestothe implementationofFatima's message.

Likethecrusadersofold saidthepreacherthey shouldgoforthwithcourage intheirheartsandtrustin theGodofbattlestomarch beneaththestandardof Marywiththeirbeadsin theirhandsandthecryof thecrusadersontheirUps "Inhocsignovinces".

Theproposaltoerrectan outdoorshrine,forwhicha donationof£100hadbeen received,wasenthusiasticallywelcomed,anda further£50collectedon thegrounds.

Theimpressiveceremony concludedwithBenediction andtheactofconsecration totheImmaculateHeart.

FatherPowerGivesCredittoHelp

OfHisGenerous,LoyalParishioners

(ContinuedfromCover)

TheArchbishopthanked FatherKearnan,ofVictoria Park,FatherO'Connor,of EastVictoriaPark,Father Ahern,ofBelmont,andthe assistantsassociatedwith himforthetineworkdone duringthetimetheparish ofCarlisle-Kewdalehad beenundertheircharge.He alsothankedthearchitects, Messrs.Hendersonand Thompson:thecontractors, RussellBros.,andallwho hadanypartinhelping FatherPowerinthebuildingoperations.Hewished FatherPowercontinued

successinhisfineworkfor thepeople. WelcomingtheArchbishoptotheparish,theRev. E.J.Power,P.P.,saidHis Gracehad,15yearsago, blessedandopenedtheexistingchurch-school.He extendedaverysincereand heartywelcometoHisGrace whoneedednointroduction amongthem. FatherPoweralsoextendedawelcometohisbrother priests,mindfulthatmany bigeventsweretakingplace thatsameday.Therewasan apologyfromSouthPerth, wheretherewasfortyhours'

Official Engagements

October19:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Starofthe Seaparish,Cottesloe. Ostodier AdministertheSacrament ofConfirmationatSt.Bernard's,Kojonup. AnnualEucharisticprocession,Aquinascollege.Mt. Henry.

November2:

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

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationatAllHallows church,Boulder. PresideatcloseofMission,St.Brigid's,Midland Junction.

November4: PresideatSolemnHigh MassatSt.Charles'seminary,Guildford.

November9:

ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,atSt.Joseph'schurch,Norseman. ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitationetSt.John's, Scarborough.

St.Teresa'sFeast SolemnHighMassat9 a.m.willmarktheobservanceoftheFeastdayofSt. TeresaofAvilaattheCarmelitemonastery,Dalkeith, onOct.19.

TheBlessedSacrament willbeexposedattheBenedictionafterMassandremainsountil4p.m.

At3.30specialdevotions inhonourofthesaintwill includeasermonbytheV. Rev.P.J.Nolan,0.S.M SolemnBenediction,and thevenerationoftherelic.

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MissionSundaywillbecelebratedonSunday next.Itis'strange,buttrue,thatAustralianCath, liesarebynomeanssufficientlyalivetotheimportanceoftheworkoftheSoCietyforthePropagation oftheFaith,althoughAustraliaitselfisyet,inmany respects,inamissionarystatus.YettheobligationimposedbytheMissionAidsocieties,while "sosmallathinginitself,"is"sogreatacharityin itseffects."ThattheapostoliczealofCatholics shouldthusneedtobestirred.upafresheachyearis itselfadisturbingreflection.FortheFaith,ofits verynature,isdynamic.Itcannotremainstatic; eitheritmarchesoritstagnates.Thiswasmade evidentineveryfigurewhichOurLordemployed todescribetheChurch,whichistheorganicunion ofallthefaithful.Itwasatree,anetfulloffish, ameasureofleaven,corngrowingamongcocklealwayssomethingalive.intense,andpropagating itself.

Thattheapostolicspiritamongthegeneralbody ofCatholicslacksthisessentialdynamismistobe explainedfromavarietyofcauses.Historically, duringthesepost-Reformationcenturies,theChurch hasbeenlargelythrownintoadefensiveagainstthe world.Itwasgenerallynecessarytoconserveand consolidatewhatremainedafterthepillageof Luther,Calvin,andtherest.Theywereyearsof challengeagainsttruthsthathadstoodforcenturies.Whilethisgreatdefensiveofapologeticwas' beingbuiltup,however,someofthegreatcentral dogmas,suchastheMysticalBodyofChrist,were temporarilylosttoview,andconcurrentlythenew secularculturesaroseoutofProtestantismtosap theCatholiclife.Sothatto-daytheimpactofthe worldupontheCatholicspiritcanbeseeninnothing soclearlyasinthemechanisticconceptionofthe Churchasanorganisationratherthananorganism. inthetendencytoleavetheapostolicworkofthe, Churchtotheclergyalone,andintheessentially Protestantviewthatreligionisaprivateandpersonalmatter.Allthishasmadeforcomplacency, afalsenotionoftoleration,religiousselfishness.exclitsiveness,andapathy.

C.Sapphireand sidediamondsin filigreesetting, from£50.

SectionoftheCarlisleparishionerswho attendedonSunday. adoration:atPalmyra,they hadabigprocessioninhonourofOurLadyofFatima, atHighgatetherewasCanonicalVisitationandConfirmation:intheSouthWesterndeanerytherewas aHolyNamesocietyrally. Manypriests,therefore, wereunavoidablyabsent.

FatherPowerthankedthe priestswhohadpreceded himinthethensmalldistrictofCarlisle-Father Kearnan,ofVictoriaPark; FatherO'Connor,ofEast VictoriaPark,whohadpresidedattheopeningofthe school-church15yearsago; andlast,butnotleast, FatherAhern,whohadlabouredtherezealouslyfor11 years.Hethankedthem forthe"spadework"they haddoneinCarlisle,even thoughhehadfoundplenty ofvirginbushandsandstill thereonhisarrival.

Finally,FatherPowerassuredHisGracethatwhatevermaterialprogressthey hadmadeintheparishin thepast18monthshadnot beenduetohisfeebleeffort, buttothewholeheartedcooperationofagenerous, loyalandenthusiasticyoung people.Theyhadgiven himeveryencouragement tobuildanewparish.

Mr.McDonough,president oftheHolyNamesociety branch,proposedavoteof thankstoHisGraceforofficiatingthatafternoon,and assuredhimthattheafternoon'sproceedingswouldbe ahappymemoryofhisvisit totheparish.Mr.Fevrson secondedthemotion.

Thelistofdonationswill bepublishedinalaterissue.

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ButthenewdynamicthatiscalledCatholic ActionisworkinglikealeavenwithintheChurch inrestoreandmakenewallthings.Andwhileit isprimarilyamissionwithinthefold,itmustalso reachouttothe"othersheep"intheworld.And ofthesenoneissoabandonedorinneedofthe lightoftheFaithasthosewhodwellinwhatwe calltheMissionfields.Atalltimestherehavebeen individualsconsciousoftheirfullobligationsasCatholicswhohavelentsporadicaidtotheMissions. Butto-daytheCatholicendeavourhasbeenconcentratedandorganisedbytheSocietyforthePropagationoftheFaih.Twothingsareneededto, bringallmenintotheFold.Thefirstoftheseis thegraceofGod,whichisobtainedthroughprayer. HencetheMissioitAidSocietylaysuponallits members(whoultimatelymustbeeveryCatholic) asmalldailyspiritualobligationofprayer.And next,materialaidisindispensableforthetrainingof catechists,theeducationofmissionariesandnative clergy,andforallthosetemporalrequirementswhich arenecessaryandinseparablefromeveryspiritual endeavour.Sothereisalsoafinancialobligation, butofsuet)miniaturedimensionsastorivalthe widow'smite.

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SenateChaplainVoicesSympathy OfProtestantsforSufferingPriests

WASHINGTON,Oct.7 (NC.)-ThedeepsympathyofProtestantsforthe BulgarianCatholicBishop andpriestssentencedto deathorprisonbyaRed courtwasexpressedhereby thechaplainoftheU.S. Senate.

Addressingacongregation atFoundryMethodist Churchhere,Dr.Frederick BrownHarrissaid:

"Weproclaimourkinship withtheChurchleaderspersecutedforrighteoussake, somecondemnedtodiebya godless,ruthlesspowermore sinisterandsadisticthan theprincipalitiesofdarknessthattorturedandmurderedSt.Paul."

TheProtestantminister comparedthose"tried"by theRedBulgariancourtto theearlymartyrswhore-

fusedtoputCaesarabove Christ.Hestated "Ofcourse,thesepriests areguiltyofthecharges. Thatistheirglory.How couldtheyfalltobeguilty ofendeavouringtothwart thetwisted,slavishsystem whichdeniesandblasphemesHimWhoseheraldsthey are?Theywereorderedto putCaesaraboveChristsad liketheearlymartyrs,they refused.

"Tosaythattheyare guiltyissimplytosaythat theywillnotbetraytheir faith.ThisProtestantpulpit applaudsandhonoursthem.

"WeproclaimthatasfellowChristianswearewith themandfortheminour sympathyandprayers,and, Imayadd,inourdetermination,Godhelpingus,to bringtonaughttheSoviet plottoenslavetheworld."

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InaudibleReparteeIn Palmyra'sChurchPorch

clinicallyneatintheirconciseness.

Theothertwomenstood apart;Denis,lookingon withasmileofamusement, andGerard,thelay-brother, somewhatabashedinthe presenceofHisLordship.It wasTeresaofAvilawho firstadvertedtotheepiscopalpresence.WithCastiliangravityandpoliteness sheobserved:"Youarea longwayfromyourdiocese, myLord."Denisturned affably."Ah,itisMother Teresa.Youwouldscarcelyhaveheardintheclosura atDalkeiththatIhadbeen translated'inpartibusinfidelium'-toTuartHill,tobe moreprecise:'

blemsastheyturnup." Bywayofchangingthe subject,heaskedSister Margaretwhereshewas postedthesedays."Well," thenunreplied,"Ihaveno officialappointmentinthe Archdioceseatpresent.My canonisationpapersonly camethroughfromRomein 1920,youknow.ButI'm keptfairlybusywatching overtheinterestsofthe SacredHeartinBeverley, Highgate,Kondinin,Mt. Barker-Cranbrook,Mundaring,andPemberton.You willnoticethedevotionis particularlystronginthe countryareas."

Lordshipinhighgoodhumour."GoodQueenBess wasanaptpractitionerin thatline,"hecontinued, "andit'snotverycomplimentaryforartiststodepictmegettingaboutwith myheadtuckedunderneath myarm,themoresoafter theanticsofLewisCarroll'sduchess. Isuppose, MotherTeresa,"headded, withguile,"thatallyour headachesareovernow thatalltheCarmeliteshave beenreformed.Inotice theadmissionpercentages haverisensteadilyinHeavensincetheXVIth.cen-

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impossibletask

ThereweresomanypeopleattheFatimaprocession atPalmyraonSunday,and sointentwerethosepresent onthecrowningoftheexquisitestatuefromthe shrineitself,thatseveral distinguishedvisitorscame andwentunnoticed.

Walkingjustaheadofthe statue.accordingtohisrank, wasDenisofTuartHill. formerlyBishopofParis. Amongthenuns,andonly distinguishedbyherhabit, wasSisterTeresa,aCarmelite,formerlyofAvila, Spain.

Nobodyseemedtothink itoddthattherewasanun alsomarchingwiththe womenoftheSacredHeart sodality.ShewasaVisitationnun,SisterMargaret Mary,formerlyofParay-leMonial,France.Bringing uptherearoftheHoly Namesocietywasayoung Redemptoristlay-brother. SomeonesaiditwasBrother GerardMajella,formerlyof Caposele,Italy.Amonga groupofLegionariesof MarywasayoungGreek fellownamedLuke,adoctoroftheoldschoolwith daubingasahobby.

LimelightforLuke

Afterthecrowddispersedthefiveofthemmetin thechurchporch.Itturnedoutthattheyhadall chancedtobetheretocelebratethefeastofthe MotherhoodofOurLady, whichoccurredafewdays beforeoraftertheirown feasts.

Luke,ofcourse,wasthe huboftheconversation. Thetwonunswerebrighteyedwithexcitementand breathlesswiththeinterrogationofDoctorLukeabout thebabyhoodoftheLord.

Luke,forhispart,was smoothandreassuringin hisreplies,buttheywere

HeadachesforDenis

Atthispoint.Gerard,who enjoyednosmallreputeasa wonder-worker,remarked inastagewhispertoDr. Luke:"IwonderwhyHis Lordshipisinvokedso ofteninFranceagainst headaches?"

Luke'sfacetookonaprofessionallook,butbeforehe couldframeareply,Sister Margaret(who,ofcourse, hailsfromFrance)replied witharathermischievous laugh:"Don'tyouknowhow theyhadhimallmixedup withtheAreopagitefor 900yearsandhowAbbot Hilduinmadeupthatoutrageoustaleabouthiswalkingfourmilesafterhismartyrdom,carryinghisheadin hishands?"sheasked.

HisLordshipandSister Teresaheardtheendofthis sallyandjoinedinthegenerallaughter."But,seriously,"saidDenis,"I'llhave todosomethingpracticalaboutthisheadachebusiness.Whentheyhaveprocessionsoutmyway,the firingofdetonatorswould keepLukeinpractice.And tomakethejokericher, theyhaveputmeinaNissen-typechurchasiftopreparemeforworseblasts.I wasn'tatallhappyabout thataffairattheMonte Bellos,"headded.thoughtfully.

Luke,whohadbeenstandingapart,washummingin plainchantfromtheGradualofOurLady'sfeast:"0VirginMotherofGod, Hewhomthewholeworld cannotcontain,enclosed Himselfinthywomb,being mademan."AsMargaret Maryfinished,hebrokein: "Oh,Isay,Gerard,"Imust gettogether withyousometime about this polio. The

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doctorsdon'tseemtobe makingmuchheadway."

"Itmightbeagoodidea, Luke,"repliedGerard,"if youweretogetgoingaguild ofCatholicdoctors.The nursesarereasonablywell organised,butthedoctors havenowayofkeepingin touchwithmedico-moraldevelopments.I'vealways feltthatalittlemorespiritualitywouldhelptheirprofessionalpracticeasitdid LouisPasteur's."

BlushesforGerard "Isuppose,Gerard."said SisterMargaret,"thatthis isabusytimeforyou,since youarethepatronof mothers."Gerardblushed profusely."Idon'tknow whytheypickedonme." hesaid,withacuteembarrassment,"unlessitwasbecauseFatherAlphonsus wrotesomuchaboutmoral theology.I'dfeelalot happierifthey'dconsultthe FathersatNorthPerth,but sinceIseethemfirstasporterIhavetodealwithpro-

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BrickbatsforBishops Teresahadlostnoneof herwitamongthebrilliance ofHeaven'sCourt."What yousayislargelytrue,my Lord,"sheanswered,"but, afterall,Ihadonlyadifficulttaskonearth.My presentassignmentisalmost impossible." Deniswas interested:"MayIask .? "Itisthesanctificationduringlifeoftheepiscopate," sheanswered,demurely;"if ithadn'tbeenforthatfellowStalinandhissatellites thepresentgraphwouldbe describingadescendingparabola,despitetheprayersof mynuns."TheBishopwas amused."Touche!"hecried, withGallicenthusiasm,"but it'sawonder,MotherTeresa,thatthesinofpresumptiondidn'ttakeholdof you.Forsomeofusgot intoHeavenafterall."Teresahadthelastword,for Carmelitesarestillwomen: "WithGod,Monseigneur, nothingisimpossible."

Gerardhadbeenlistening tothispassageofarmswith somemisgiving.TheCarmelitewasverybluntand forthright,hethought,and theBishopveryeasyofaccessandhumble.Butthe wholeaffairwasontheside oflevity.Hewouldchange thesubject.

HisMotherinillustrationof myhistory." "Well,then,"saidthelaybrother,eagerly,"youwill beabletosettle.offhanda controversythatisrevived fromtimetotimeamong ourFathers.Youknow theRedemptoristshavea specialvenerationforOur LadyofPerpetualSuccour. Isthatpaintingoneofyour works?"

Lukesmiled."Mydear Gerard,"hesaid,"thatis oneofheaven'stop-drawer secrets. I don'tknow whetherthelastpartofthe Fatimasecretistoberevealedornot,butImay tellyouconfidentiallythat theauthorshipofthatpaintingwillnotberevealed untiltheGeneralJudgment."

GerardmighthavepersistedbutDenisbrokeup

'KeysoftheKingdom'PriestIsHere

ADELAIDE,Oct.3-The missionarypriestaround whomA.J.Croninissaid tohavewrittenhisnovel "TheKeysoftheKingdom" isnowchaplaintoareligioustrainingcentrehere.

IleistheRev.Francis McDonald,aScotsdoctor whobecameamissionary inChinaafterWorldWarI andwasamongthefirstvictimsofthecommunistsin thatcountry.FatherMcDonaldwasaboyhoodfriend ofDr.Cronin.The"Keysof theKingdom"isdedicated to"F.M.,for20Yearsa MissionaryinChina."

ThepriestcametoAustraliain1948andentereda Sydneyhospitalsuffering fromtheeffectsofill-treat-

mentatthehandsofthe Reds.Heisnowstationed aschaplaintothetraining schooloftheSistersofSt. JosephatAldgate.South Australia.

Ithasbeensaidthatthe storyofFatherChisholm, theheroofthenovel,isfar lessinterestinganddramaticthantheactualstoryof FatherMcDonald's24-year serviceintheChinamissions. BRYANT&

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AnonymityforLuke "Ihear,Luke,"heremarkedoutoftheblue, "thatyousketchalittlein oilsandwater-coloursfor relaxation.""I'vedonea fewlittlethings,"replied theEvangelistnon-committally."chieflyofthechild-

ItwasnowSt.Denis' turn."Allthisshoptalk amongthemedicine-men," hesaid,"remindsmethat myallegedexecutioners discovered1,700yearsago theonlyeffectivecurefora headache."Gerardrose tothebait."Andthat was...!""Lopitoffatthe source,myboy,"roaredHishoodoftheMasterandof MNIIII111MEININIlliMIM1111111111111111111111111

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strongincountry thegathering."Comeon now,allyougoodpeople," hecried,"andgetbackto yourparishesandmonasteriesintimeforeveningDevotions,oryou'llhave MotherTeresastartinganotherreform." AIL

Posty'sWhistle

DearGirlsandBoys,-

Therewerenotmanylettersthisweek,althoughseveralentriesforthecompetitioncamein. Isuppose thoughtsoftheShowput themselvesfirstinthemind. Still,I'msatisfiedyouhave allbeenveryloyaltome lately.

Asthemanagerof"The Record"hassaidthedetails aboutthecompetitionhave beenalteredsomewhat.

Therewillbetwoweekly paizes,andnobookprize actheendofthemonth. Thisistoencourageyoung folkwhocouldnothopeto competewithchildrenattendingsecondaryschools.

Ihopeyouwillappreciate thechange.Bestwishes andGodblessyouall.

UNCLEMAC.

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Ahappybirthdayiswishedfor:-

Oct.13:CarmelWringe, Kirup.

Oct.19:GlendaWilliams, BentleyPark. Godblessyouboth.

lNWINNIVI,1104.16.116.106..WINV

JanIsFaithful St.Thomas'School, Claremont.

DearUncleMac,-Iamso sorrythatIhavenotwrittentoyoubefore. Iwas ConfirmedonSept.21,and tookMaryformyname. Mysponsors'snamewas Mrs.Friedman.MybirthdayisonNov.7. Thisis allnow.Godblessyou andtheBushies.-Your helper, JANGROESSLER.

DearJan,-Whatasincerelittlepalyouare. I thankyouverymuchindeedforbeingsuchagood correspondent.I'mglad youchoseMaryasyour Confirmationname.God blessyou.

UNCLEMAC.

JoanHerlihy,13Years,ofFremantle

WinsSeniorPrizeWithEssay,"Spot"

Afewyearsagoour housewasbroken*intoand quiteafewthingsstolen, soDaddecidedtobuyadog. Onedayhearrivedhome withalittlebrownand whitewire-hairedterrier, andhewassostrangely markedthatwedecidedto namehimSpot.Hewas onlyaplayfullittlepuppy whenDadbroughthome, butnowhehasturnedout tobeoneofthebestwatch dogsanyonecouldwant,and weneedhavenofearof burglarseverbreakinginto ourhouseagain.

Onoccasionswhenmother andfatherhavetogoout andleaveusatnight,Spot isleftinsidewithus,and hewouldneverletanyone putafootpastthefront dooruntilmotherandfather camehome. Idon'treally thinkSpotwouldeverattempttobitepeople,buthis barkissoferociousitfrightenspeople.

Inthesummertimewhen wegoswimmingwetake Spot,too,,andassoonashe seesusinourbathersheis firstinthecar.Heenjoys agameofballwithuson thesands,andhealsoloves swimmingandisinandout

Fromabanker'sdiary No.8

Wednesday: Mr.OMMIIMMO, an oversea buyer representing British and Far Eastern companies, vets introduced by one of our Commercial Relations Officers. He asked to be put in touch with manufacturers of "stain goods.

ofthewaterfetchingsticks thatwethrowinforhim toget.Hegetsuptoall sortsoftricks.Iamafraid Spotisn'tfondofcats,and whenwegodowntoour cousins'placeheisallthe timechasingtheircat,who isadearlittlethingand getsnopeacetillwego home.

WhenwegooutSpotty alwaysseesusuptothebus andwagshistailasifto say."Can'tIcome?".When wetellhimtogohome,he

THEWEEK'SWINNERS.

Ihavepleasureindeclaring JoanHerlihy, St.Joseph's,Fremantle (aged13), winneroftheseniorsection, and CannelWringe ofKirup(aged9), winnerinthejuniorsection. Bothessaysweresplendid. Congratulations,Joanand Carmel.Welldone!

sitsandwatchesusgowith verysorrowfuleyes.When wecomehomethereisSpot alwayswaitingatthebus stop,andheboundsupto meetusandjumpsallover usbecauseheissopleased toseewehavearrivedhome safely.

I'mafraidSpottyhas verysweettooth.Hejust lovesbiscuitsandcakes,and ifheseesanyonewitha tillbiscuithesitsupandbegs youjustcan'tresisthim andmustgivesome.Mother sayswespoilhimtoomuch, butheissolovingand faithfulwecan'thelpit.

Atnighthehatestobeput outside,andhedoeshisbest tosneakintoourbedroom, buthehasanicecomfortableboxontheverandah wherehesleeps,andatthe firstsignofsomeonestirring inthemorningheisupat thedoorwagginghistail waitingtobeletin.

Localknowledgehelps

AlloversAustralia,the"Wales"hasbranches andagenciesthroughwhichweareableto keep observanteyesonlocalconditions. In thecase ofMr.IIMMEI,wewereabletoarrangefor immediateintroductionstomanufacturerswho producethegoodsheneeds. So wewereof assistance both totheoverseasbuyerandto ourcustomers-andthushelpedtoincrease kustralianexports.

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Thursday,October

CarmelWrings,Aged9,ofKirup

ReceivesJuniorAwardforBirdEssay

Oursmallfriends,the birds,asweallknow,are veryvaluabletohuman beings.Apartfromgiving usmanypleasanthours studyingtheirhabits,they areveryimportantforkeepingdowninsectpests.

Therearemanyvarieties ofbirdsaroundourdistrict, andaroundourlittlebush school,butIwillbeableto tellyouofonlyafewof theprettiestonesto-day.

CarmelANewNiece St.Joseph'sCollege, Fremantle.

Thewesternrosella,a handsomebird,andvery fearless.Hiscoloursare redhead,yellowbreast, andgreenandbluewings. Itnestsisahollowlimbor hollowtree.Itlaysupto sevenwhite-colouredeggs. thefirsttimeIhaveever'Anotherhandsomefellow isrobinredbreast.Heis verypretty.Hiscolours areredbreastandwhite bandaroundtheredpart; thebackandheadareblack. Itisusuallyseeninpairs. Itscallnoteissweetand low.Itlaysaboutthree orfoureggs,colourbluish, greenish,orbrownish,white spotted.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis

writtentoyou,andIam hopingtowritetoyoumore ofteninthefuture. We havejustcomebackto schoolfromourAugust holidays,andthefirstweek backhasnearlygone.The firstweekofmyholidaysI playedtennisatSt.Anne's schoolonthecourts.This istheschoolIwenttolast yearbeforeIcamehere;it onlygoesuptothesixth standard.

Myageis13,andIamin seventhclass.Iamdoing commercialatschool,and'I likeitverymuch.Well,I havetogotobednow,soI mustsaygood-bye.-Yours sincerely, CARMELGOUGH.

NoteforLorraineAnderson andHelenExley,bothof St.Mary's: Youressaysarrivedtoo lateforconsiderationthis week.Theywillbejudgedwithothersfornext issue.

DressinHolland

St.ThomasSchool, Claremont. DearUncleMac,-How areyou?Iamyourlittle Dutchfriend. IwasConfirmedonSept.21,and tookTheresaformyname. MysponsorwasMrs.Cummuskey. Iworemyfirst HolyCommuniondress.It wasthefirsttimeIworea veil.InHollandwewear abandaroundourheadsinsteadofveils.Ithinkthis isallforto-day.Goodbye. GodblessyouandtheBushies.-Yourlittlefriend, LOUISE. DearLouise,-Youarealso areallygoodcorrespondent, likeJan.Doyouknow, Louise,Igotyoumixedup withheronce.Thanksfor yourinterestingcomparison betweenfirstCommunion dressinAustraliaandHolland.Writeagain,won't you,mydear?Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

PENFRIENDWANTED. Anygirlorboylivingin thecountry,whowishesto doso,shouldcontactMiss BerniceCoffey,57Doonan road,Claremont,withthe ideaofbecomingherpenfriend.

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OsbornePark.

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Phones-Headmaster&Staff:MU1862;matron.MU1520 FORBOARDERSANDDAYSTUDENTS. Boysadmittedfrom7upwards. BeautifullySituated,overlookingtheRiver,nearthenew CanningBridge. ForParticularsApplytoThePrincipal,AquinasCollege,CanningParade, Mt.Henry.

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BoysacceptedfromSixthClasstoLeavingCertificate. EarlyApplicationisSuggestedfor1952 ForProspectusandforconditionsgoverningenrolment write-THEBROTHERSUPERIOR.

bird.Therearealot aroundourschoolatthe moment.Itscoloursare nearlyallblue,withlittle blackandbrown.Usually seeninpairsorfamilyparties.Thenestisadomeshape. Thekookaburraisalarge, noisybirdwhicheveryone knowsbysight,andhas heardhishappylaughat sometimeorother.In summertimeitisnotuncommontoseethekookaburraflyingawaycarrying asmallsnakeinitsbeak.It isthemostfearedbirdin theforest.

Icouldtellyouofmany moreveryinterestingbirds andhopetodosoanother day.

Thebluewrenisvery pretty,andisarathershy

BerniceontheFarm

57DoonanRoad,Claremont.

DearUncleMac,-Thisis myfirstlettertoyou.I aminsixthstandard,and weareonholidays. Iam 11yearsold,andmybirthdayisonMay26. Ihope youareinthebestof health. Ihavetwosisters andonebrother.MyoldestsisterisPat,whogoes totheUniversity.Maureen ismyyoungestsister,and sheisfour;herbirthdayis onApril12. Mybrother, DenisgoestoAquinascollege,Mt.Henry. Wehavejustbeenfora lovelyholidayuptomy aunty'sfarm.Theyhavea beautifulcolliedog,anda littlewire-hairedterrier. Theyhaveabull,too,and ahorsewhichiscalled Bluey.Idon'tknowwhy, becauseheiswhite.My sisterstartedschoolwith melasttermatLoretoconvent,Nedlands.Pleasedo youthinkyoucouldfindme apen-friendinthecountry about11or12yearsofage. Iwouldbeverygratefulif youcould. Lovefrom BERNICECOFFEY.

TheWeek'sThought Amerryheartmaketha cheerfulcountenance.

'ors'VerWeeeeeleaneerlean

DearBernice,-Thanksfor yourlovelyletter,andwelcometo"TheCorner."The datesofbothyourbirthday andMaureen'shavebeen noted. Whatafinetimeyouhad onthefarm.Youmake mymouthwater,Bernice, forit'salongtimesinceI hadthepleasureofbeing inthecountry.I'llsee whatIcandoaboutyour request.Bestwishes,and writeagain. UNCLEMAC.

Double-VolleyReply

AnoteforCarmelGough andElaineQuelch,bothof St.Joseph's: Ihavejustfoundthelettersyouwroteme,girls, andI'mafraidI'veneglectedtoanswerthem.Both aredatedSept.5,andthat's overamonthnow.Idon't knowhowImissedthemfor solong.Pleasewriteagain, won'tyou,andI'llpromise tocribasmuchspaceasI canin"TheCorner"whenI writemyanswerstoyou. Bestwishes. UNCLEMAC.

FlowersForElaine St.Joseph's College, Fremantle. DearUncleMac,-Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewritten toyou. Iaminseventh standard,andIam13years old. Ihavetwobrothers, Geoffrey,whoissix,and Irwin,whoisthree. Duringtheholidaysmy girlfriendandIwenttothe cemeteryandhadalookat thegraves. Ifoundmy grandmother'sandmyUncle Ray's.Itwas3 o'clock whenweleftthere,sowe wentforarideoutwhere they'rebuildingallthe newhomes,andpickedsome wildflowers.Wedidnot pickmany,becausewecould notcarrythemonourbikes. Whenwereachedhomewe madeapotofteaandhad somebiscuits.Imustclose now,becauseitisgetting late.-Yourlovingniece,

ELAINE QUELCH.

EuthanasiaIs RisingProblem

LONDON,Oct.2(NC.)

-Nursesanddoctorsmay soonbefacedwithaworld demandforenthanasia. BishopGeorgeA.Beck, A.A.,ofBrentwoodtold arallyoftheCatholic NursesGuild.

"Anewmaterialismis seekingtodestroythebody," theBishopsaid."Younurses anddoctors,afterattempts tocontrolpopulationsby contraceptives,maysoonbe facedwithaworlddemand foreuthanasia,nottoease painbuttodealwith'encumberingaged'inlarge populations.NoCatholiccan everacceptthishorrible policy.

"WebelongtotheMysticalBodyandyounurses ministertous.Itisanoble callingdealingwithpain, sufferingandgrief,justas OurLadyministered.Those whoalleviatepainhavea partinthegreatredemptiveplan.

"TheCatholicnursecan learnthisgrace.Lether placeherselfinfrontofa Crucifix.Somethingwill cometoher,somethingof theredemptiveworkofthe Church."

JesuitsToGive 800Sermons

LONDON,Oct.2(NC.)

-SixJesuitpriestsfrom Dublinhavebegunacampaigntopreach800sermons toIrishworkersinLondon beforeChristmas.

Theywillconductfortnightlymissionsingroupsof parishesinvariouspartsof thecityonsuchsubjectsas vice,marriage,deathand OurLady. Ageneralclosingrally willbeheldinWestminster CathedralonDecember14.

-WASHDAYS AREEASIER

Relax'Soapwill takethehardwork outofwashdays forYOU.Relaxis gentleonthefabric andyourhands; washesclothesa snowywhite,and NOhardrubbing Isnecessary.AlwaysuseRELAX InYOURwashtub.(Obtainablein threesizes.)

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ExpertonHoly ShroudIsDead INTERNATIONAL

LONDON,Sept.26(NC.)

Oneoftheworld'sleading authoritiesontheHoly ShroudofTurinhasdied behindtheIronCurtain,accordingtoaVaticanRadio broadcastheardhere.

Thebroadcastreportedthe deathofDr.R.W.Kynek, notedCzechscientistand convert.HediedinPrague onJune28,thebroadcast said.

DuringhiscareerDr. Hynekpublishedalong seriesofstudiesontheHoly Shroud.Thesestudiesin Czechweresubsequently translatedinto16languages, thebroadcastsaid.

Dr.Hynekwasamember oftheSocietyofCatholic DoctorsofSt.Lukein PragueandoftheMarian AcademicCongregation,VaticanRadiosaid.Itadded thatnoparticularsofhis deathwereknownsofar.

Dr.Hynekwasamongthe scheduledspeakersatthe firstinternationalCongress ofStudiesontheHoly ShroudofTurinheldat RomeandTurinduring 1950.Buthewasunableto cometothemeeting.

Boyof14May

BeBeatified

MUNICH,Sept.25(NC.)

-Preparatorytofurther stepsaimingatbeatification, theremainsofaCatholic boyhavebeenreinterred beneaththemainaltarofhis villagechurch.Theboy, BernnardLehner,diedeight yearsago,attheageof14, intheodourof Archbishopsanctity.MichaelBuchbergerofRegensburgoffi-ciatedatthefunctioninthe boy'snativevillageofHerrengiersdorf.Severalthousandfaithfulwitnessedthe ceremony,amongthemthe boy'sfather,alocalcarpenter,andhismother.

AfricanChief KeepsOneWife

CAPETOWN,Sept.25 (NC).-MatteoLamot,chief of300,000Africansinthe AcolidistrictofUganda, wasmarredwithNuptial Massinthecathedralat Gulu,afterdismissingall "wives"butone. MatteobecameaCatholic asayoungman,butstoppedpractisinghisreligion afterhisappointmentas chiefabout30yearsago when-accordingtolocal custom-hetookseveral "wives."

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LavalUniversityMarksCentenary

QUEBEC,-Educational eliteofthefreeworldjoined inabrilliantfourdayobservancehereofthecentenaryofLavalUniversity. HisHolinessPopePius XIIwasrepresentedbya specialmissionfromRome headedbyMsgr.PietroParente.QueenElizabeth, great-granddaughterof QueenVictoriawhosigned theroyalcharterforLaval in1852,wasrepresentedby VincentMassey,firstnative CanadiantobecomeGovernorGeneralofCanada.Mr. Masseyalsorepresentedthe 800-yearoldUniversityof Oxford.England. LeadersofChurchand

StrongerThan AtomicBomb

DETROIT(NC.)-The CatholicChurchinitsrelentlessfightagainstCommunismismorepowerful thantheatomicbomb.

Sosaidanexilefrom Red-controlledLithuaniaAuxiliaryBishopVincent BrizgysofKaunas.

"IfanatombombisdroppedonMoscowitwilldestroyonlyasegmentofa communiststronghold,but theCatholicChurchiscarryingonanideologicalwarfareagainstcommunism everywhere,"BishopBrizgyssaid.

Callingformobilizationof allforcesagainstcommunism,theBishopcontinued: "The400,000,000Catholics oftheworldareaformidableforceandtheywill continuepredchingtheprinciplesofChrist.Democracy willsurviveaslongasthe Churchfightscommunism."

FalseReports MayBeBanned

AACHEN,Germany,Sept. 29(NC).-Measurestocurb falsenewspaperreportsthat threatenWestEuropean unitywereurgedhereata meetingattendedbysome 80Catholicnewspapermen fromsixEuropeancountries,includingWestGermany,Belgium,Hollandand Luxembourg.

Lastyearhewaselected headchiefoftheregion. Feelingthatheshouldseta goodexampleasaCatholic, hedecidedtodismisshis "wives"exceptonewhom hesenttothemissioninthe VicariateApostolicofGulu forinstructionintheCatholicfaith.

kipPrelateIs OntripAbroad

TOKYO(NC).-Arch' bishopPeterTatsuoDoi,of Tokyo,leftherelastSunday (Oct.5)fortheUnited States,enroutetoRome. Thiswillbehisfirstvisitto theUnitedStates,andhis firsttoRomesincehebecameheadoftheTokyo Archdiocesein1938.

ArchbishopDoi.accompaniedbyhissecretary,the Rev.LawrenceS.Nagae, willflyfromTokyoto Seattle.BeforeleavingAmericaforRomeinNovember,hewillvisitotherU.S. citiesandalsoMontrealand QuebecinCanada.He hopestomeetmembersof thehierarchywhohave visitedhiminTokyosince thewar.

FromRome,ArchbishopDoiisscheduledtogoto Ireland,wherehewillvisit themotherhouseoftheSt. Columban'sForeignMissionsocietyatNavan.

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GatheredattheAachen diocesanseminary,the newspapermenpassedby acclamationaresolution callinguponEuropeangovernmentsandorganisations interestedinEuropeanunity toformaninternationalarbitrationboardwhichwould passjudgmentincasesof untruereporting.

Stateandsome400representativesoftheuniversities of55countriessharedin payingtributetoNorth America'sfirstFrenchlagguageandCatholicuniversity,whichgrewoutofthe seminaryfoundedatQuebec bytheVenerableFrancois deLavaldeMontmorency, firstBishopof"New France,'in1663.

CopyofFirst BibleShown

CLEVELAND(NC.)-A facsimileoftheGutenberg Biblewasdisplayedonatelevisionprogrammeherein connectionwithNational CatholicBibleWeek.The observancecommemorated especiallythe500thanniversaryoftheGutenbergBible. Alsodisplayedduringthe programmewasafacsimile ofthefamousBookofKells, beautifullyornamentedmanuscriptregardedasamasterpieceofIrishart.

LargestFishing FleetinWorld

SANPEDRO,Cal.,(NC.)

-Acrowdof150,000at Fisherman'sWarfhere watchedasArchbishopJ. FrancisA.McIntyreofLos AngelesblessedtheSan Pedrofishingfleet.

Toclimaxtheannual Fisherman'sFiesta,more than100tunaclippersandpurseseinersofwhatissaid tobetheworld'slargestfishingfleetwereblessed. followingMassinthe"fisherman'schurch,"Mary StaroftheSea.

TheArchbishopspoketo thefleet'screwsandtheir families,mostofwhomare ofYugoslav,ItalianorJapanesedescent.

SwimmerIs NowaSister PROVIDENCE,R.I.,(NC.)

girlswhowonfivenationalswimmingchampionships,wasamemberofthe U.S.teamattheOlympics inLondonanddominated NewEnglandamateur swimmingcirclesforyears, hasenteredthelifeofa cloisterednun.SheisClara Lamore,nowanoviceofthe ReligiousoftheCenacle,at Ronkonkoma,LongIsland, N.Y.

RacialRules

MakeBigOdds

LOSANGELES(NC.)SouthAfrica'sracialsegregationlawrequiresseparate schoolsforfoursegmentsof thepopulation,immensely complicatingtheChurch's educationtask.

Thiswasreportedhereby BishopHughBoyleofPort Elizabeth,currentlyona six-monthvisittotheUnitedStates.

Educationofthenatives istheChurch'sNo.1problem,BishopBoyledeclared. Hesaidhehastheteachers, butconstructingschoolsfourforone-isaheavy loadtoshoulder.

FilmPortrays TrueIreland

BRUSSELS,Sept. 29 (NC).-"TheQuietMan,"a moviedirectedbyJohn FordwithtechnicoloursettingsfilmedinIreland,has beenawardedthe1952prize oftheInternationalCatholicFilmofficehere.

Joh!'Wayne,Maureen O'Hara,BarryFitzgerald, andVictorMcLaglenhave leadingrolesinthecomedy, releasedbyRepublic. BosleyCrowther,writing in"TheNewYorkTimes," said"TheQuietMan"is"a rattlinggoodfilm."

BISHOPCONDEMNEDTODEATH

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Theproposedboard.it wasurged,shouldbeempoweredtoforcenewspapersfoundguiltyofpublishingfalsereportstoissue retractions.

Aspecialmessagewas readfromHisHolinessPope PiusXII.conveyinghis blessingtothenewspapermen.Speakersstressedthe educativetaskofthepress, andsaidthatgoodnewspapermenshouldkeepconstantlyinmindtheirobligationtoreportthenews accuratelyandtointerpret itfairly.

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ROME,Sept.29(NC.)-

Romepolicetodaypermitted the"ChurchofChrist"sect toholdSundayservicesat theirchurchhere.

Theactionreversedthe patternofseveralprevious Sundayswhenpolicebarred worshippersfromentering thechurch.Priortotoday theRomepolicestatedthey bannedtheservicesbecause thesecthadnotcomplied withalawrequiringaper- mitforholdingotherthan Catholicservices.

Today'spermissionforthe serviceswasreportedtobe theresultofanunderstandingworkedoutbytheU.S. embassyhere.Accordingto thearrangementthesect willbepermittedtohold serviceswhileactionis pendingonitsrequestfor authorization.

Thescript,byFrankS. Nugent,wasderivedfrom astorybyMauriceWalsh. AccordingtoMr.Crowther, ittells"ofthewooingand tamingofanIrishshrew byahome-comingIrishAmerican."

AnotherBishop IsExpelled

HONGKONG,Sept.29 (NC).-TheChineseReds haveagainstruckatthe smallcontingentofforeign BishopsstillinChina.They expelledArchbishopPaulin AlbouyofNanning,a72year-oldmemberofthe ParisForeignMissionsociety.

ArchbishopAlbouyhad beenimprisonedbythe Redslastyear.Earlierthis yearhewaspermittedto leavehisprisoncell.He wasthevictimofahurried "expulsionmeeting"before hisexpulsion.

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AccordingtotheBulga- riannewsagency,thosesentencedtodeathare-Bishop EugeneBossilkoff,C.P.of Nicopol;theRev.Kamen VichevYonkov,rectorof theByzantineRiteseminary inBulgaria;theRev.Pavel DzhidzhovoftheCatholic seminaryinPlovdov;and theRev.JosophatAndrev Shishkov,apriestinthe townofStalin(Barna).

Thosesentencedto20 years'imprisonmentwere identifiedasDr.PeterSariyski,secretarytoBishop. IvanRomanoff,VicarApostolicofSofia,andformer rectorofaCatholicseminary,andtheRev.Miroslav Barcev(orBanchev)former rectoroftheseminaryin Yanbol.Dr.Sariyskiinhis testimonyreportedlyaccusedBishopRomanoff,awarrantforwhosearresthas beenissued.

SecondTrialFixed

BishopRomanoffwill probablybe"tried"inthe nearfuture.Thethird CatholicBishopinBulgaria, BishopCyrilKurteff,OrdinaryoftheByzantineRite Catholics,wasreportedar- restedtwomonthsago.BishopBossilkoff,whois nowunderdeathsentence, is51yearsold.Hewasordainedin1926andconsecratedin1947.

TheBulgariancommunist reportsleavenodoubtthat the"trial"wascarried throughinstrictaccordance withthepatternofcommunistcountries,

allAccordingtothereports, theaccused"confessed"

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theirguilt,askedfor"just punishmentandclemency," andbeggedforachance"to mitigateourguiltbeforethe nation."

Theydeclared,according tothecommunists,thatthey hadbeen"misled"and"incited"bytheVaticanand its"representative"inBulgariaaswellasbymembers offoreignintelligenceservices.TheVatican"repre- sentative"wasidentifiedas Msgr.FrancescoGalloni.

PARIS,Oct.4.-ACatholicBishopand threepriestshavebeensentencedtodeath byaBulgarianCommunist"court." Thesamecourt,"trying" agroupof28Bulgarian priestsand12Catholiclay peopleonchargesof "espionage"fortheVatican, handeddownthefollowing othersentences-Twopriests weresentencedto20years' imprisonment;sixreceived termsof15,twoof14,and 11of12years'imprisonment.Fifteenothers,includinganun,weresentencedto threetofiveyearsimprisonment.

Theindictment,handed downSeptember20,accused thepriestsandlaypeopleof spyingfortheVatican"in preparationforanimperia- listicwasagainsttheSoviet Union."

Thenatureofthe"confessions"allegedlymadeby theaccusedisillustratedby thethe fromfollowingexcerpts thecommunistreports onthe"trial":

Over-Protestation

Dr. thatSariyskiadmitted

Msgr.AntonioSpina (anofficialofaSacred CongregationfortheOrientalChurch)instructedhim tocollectpolitical,militaryandeconomicinformation for"theVaticanintelligence service."

FatherYonkov"confessed"thathesaid"Ourmost importanttaskasmissionariesandrepresentativesof thePopeinEasternEurope isto againstpreachthestruggle communism."Heis alsosaidtohave"admitted" thatweaponsandradio transmittersfoundin'the possessionoftheaccused hadcomefrom"theAmericans"andwerecollectedin preparationforwaragainsttheSovietUnion.

The"trial"ofthe40 Catholicpriestsandlaymen anditsoutcomerecalled similarproceedingscarried onearlyin1949against15 Protestantclergymenin Bulgaria,whowerealso accusedof"espionage,"who also and"confessed"theirguilt "beggedformercy"and receivedlongprisonterms.

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SecretAppealtoIndia ForestallsPekingSham

ROME,Oct.2.-TheAsian"peacecon-spiritually,thattheirleadtersehavebeennexpelled, foreignelletiiat gross"scheduledtogetunderwaythisweekthe inPeking,China,focusesinterestonaletterpriestshavebeendriven b t and tctIlitautrc most arataonlc yChineseCatholicssmugglledoutofthat Redcountry. inablepressureisbroughtto bearonindiivdualconsci-

Theletterisaddressedto MadameVijayaLakshmi Pandit,thesisterofIndian PremierJawaharlalNehru. SheheadedanIndianculturalmissiontoChinaearly thissummer.Theletteris signed:"AgroupofChinese Catholics."

Itstatesthatthegroup hadtriedtocontacttheIndianwomanleader,butwas preventedfromdoingsoby Redpolice.TheCatholics sentheraletter,butdoubt thatitreachedher.Asa resulttheyhaddletteraddressedtohersmuggledout ofthecountry.

TheletterhasbeenprintedinfullbytheFidesnews agencyhere.Itisconsideredofspecialinterestnow. FortheChineseCommunistsreportedlyhavemade greatpreparationstoconvincedelegatestothePeking "peace"congressthatCatholicsenjoy"fullfreedom ofreligion"andare"spontaneously"participatingin the"peace"rally.

Itwaslearnedthat"progressive"Catholicshave beenorderedtoputona "Catholic"demonstrationin connectionwiththecongress.Theyhavealsobeen

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ThedifficultythatgenuineCatholicswillhavein contactingthedelegatesand givingthetruereligiouspictureinChinacanbegatheredfromtheletteraddressed toNehru'ssister.AspublishedbyFides,itreadsin part:

"Accordingtoarumour widespreadinChina,you wereduringyourvisitto Pekingdeeplyaffectedby thelotofCatholics,both priestsandlaity,whoare heldinChineseprisons.It issaidthatyouaskedfor permissiontovisittheprisonsandthatpermission wasrefused.

FreedomIsMockery

"AlltheCatholicsof Chinaandallthosetowhom theidealsofjusticearepreciouswereprofoundly touchedbythisgestureof yours,andtheyaremost gratefultoyouforit.We triedtogiveyouaproofof ourgratitudebywordof mouth,buttheguardswho, probablyunknowntoyou, jealouslykeptonthealert foryour'safety,'didnot permittheleastapproach, theleastcommunication.We confidedalettertothe mails,butwedoubtthat ithasreachedyou.Itis forthisreasonthatwetake thelibertytoaddressyouin thepressthroughthisletter.

"Weshallnotheredetail theterriblereligious cutionthatragesinChina. Alltheworldalreadyknows thatoutsideacertainnumberoflargecentres,freedomofworship,although guaranteedbytheConstitution,isamockerypure andsimple.thatthedioceseshavebeendevastated

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ences. "InCommunistChinaone cannothopetolivewithout adoptingthematerialistic andatheisticprinciplesof theparty.

Over-PopulatedCells

"Wewishtocallyourattentionespeciallytothelot thatbefallsourprisoners. Theywereimprisonedby thehundredsonthepretext ofcrimesagainstthefatherland,butinrealityfortheir religiousconvictions.

"Theirlotissimplyappalling.Therearedark holesandover-populated cellswheretheunhappy prisonerscannotalllie downatthesametimeand wheretheymusttaketurns insleeping..Prisonersare obliged,fromdaybreakuntilnightfall,tosquat,withouttheleastmotionon woodenorcementfloors.

Itisacrimeforthemto closetheireyesandonewho dozesisimmediatelycalled toorderbythebellowingof theguards. Interrogationsaretheonlybreak inthismonotonousregime. Theprisonerappearsalone beforehisjudges.Alone,he must,withoutalawyer, withoutadefence,answer hisspitefulandcraftyjudgeswhotrytoensnarehim ineverysentence.Hemust relyentirelyuponhisown memorywithregardto declarationsthathemade before:heisnotalloweda pencilorpaperwhichwould makeitpossibleforhimto notesomedetailsorsome responsesthathehasmade. Whenheisobligedtomake awrittendeclarationheis notpermittedtokeepa copy.

UnmaskingtheLie

countries.Butsincethe presentChinaputsona mantleofhumanityand claimstobethevanguard ofthegreatideasofjustice andfreedomthatsustain theworld,itisnecessaryto unmaskthelie.

"Forthisreasonweaddressyou,thecompatriotof Gandhi,theAmbassadorof acountryforwhichspiritual valueshavealwaysbeen mostimportant.WerepresentmorethanthreemillionCatholicsandwehave thesympathyofseveral hundredsofmillionsof Buddhistswho,together withus,deplorethepresent barbarism.

"Webegyoutomake knowninIndiaand,ifpossible,throughoutthewhole worldtheatrociouscrimes committedagainstourreligionandourfatherlandby aminoritywhichpretends to'representthepeople,'and forwhichhumandignityis amereword,aminority whichmaintainsitselfby unparalleledpoliceterror.

"Inthenameofthecenturiesoldfriendshipthat unitesIndiaandChina,we respectfullyaskyoutolistentoourrequest.China smotheringinherbondage needsyourcompassionand help."

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MiracleintheSouth

TRIVANDRUM,India,Oct.3.-St.

FrancisXavier'ssavingofthepeopleof SouthIndiafromwaranddestructionby whatispopularlyregardedasamiracleis beingrecalledinthepresshereasthefourth centenaryofhisdeathapproaches.

Month-longcelebrationsSt.Francisstatedthathe willbegininIndiaandGoawasamissionarynota inmid-Decembertocom-soldierandcouldgiveno memoratethefourthcon-materialbutonlyspiritual tennialofhisdeathandthehelpthroughprayer. 19thcentennialofthecomingtoIndiaofSt.Thomas theApostle.CardinalGilroy ofSydneywillbethePapal Legate.

Thesuggestionhasbeen madeherethattheState3f Travancore-Cochinerecta monumenttocommemorate St.Francis'savingofthe peoplesome400yea:sago

AtthattimeTravancore wasruledbyakingknown asUnniKeralaVarma.He incurredtheenmityofthe emperorofVijayanagar furthernorthandtheemperor,joinedbyhisvassals, sentahugearmyagainst Travancore.

WhenthekingofTravancorefoundthattheenemy's armynotonlyoutnumbered hisbutwasalsobetter equippedheturnedtoSt. Francisforhelp.Theking hopedthatFranciswould bringhimtheaidofthe Portuguese.

Careers'GuidanceNotes,No.16

AptitudeTestsMayAvoidFitting ManySquarePegsIntoRoundHoles

Whatconstitutesasuitablejobfor anyonecanbethecauseofmuchdiscussion, butthethreedefinitionsgivenhereforconsiderationareprobablytheonesmostgenerallyaccepted.

"Ifhisanswersarejudgedunsatisfactoryorinsolent, orifherefusestoanswer, becauseanyanswerwould implyapostasyorhisown dishonour,heiskeptstandingforhours,sometimesfor daysandforentirenights betweenguardsholding tommy-guns. Prisoners aresuspendedbytheir handsuntiltheyaskfor mercyandagreetotalk.

"This,YourExcellency,is whatyouwishedtoseeduringyoursojourn.Itisthis thatyoumostlikelysuspectedbutwhichyouwere notpermittedtoverify.

"Noneofthisisnew.It isthecommonpracticein Communistandtotalitarian

First,itmaymeanthat thereisforeachpersonsome perfectniche,someonejob forwhichheiseminently suitableandinwhichhecan hardlyhelpbeingasuccess. Thisisthehopeharboured, nodoubt,byeveryonewho isnotsuchasuccessinany jobhehasevertried.He believesthathewouldbea howlingsuccessifhecould onlyfindhisniche.Thisis probablyonlyblindhopefor manypeople.

Second,itmaymeanthat foreachpersonthereare severalsimilarjobsfor whichheisespeciallysuited andthatfortuneneedbe withyouonlytotheextent oflocatinganopportunity inoneofthesepositions.

Third,itmaymeanthat eachpersonisbettersuited forsomejobsthanothers. Some,perhaps,wouldnot beanamazingsuccessin anyjob,but,atleast,they Michael

wouldbebetteratsome thanatothers.Perhaps somewouldbefairlysuccessfulatmostjobs,but theywoulddoevenbetter insomethaninothers.

Inendeavouringtoassist adolescentstocopewiththis problemvocationalguidance expertsdiffersomewhat, and,althoughitisprobable thatsomeofthemholdthe extremeviewsgivenbelow, thedifferencesofopinion canbestbemadeclearby statingthetwoextremes.

Thefirstisrepresentedby theliteralinterpretationof thesloganaboutsquare pegsandroundholes.This suggeststhatthedimensions ofthepegaremeasuredby theexpert,whothendecides wheretofititfromhis knowledgeofthedimensions oftheholes.Thatis,he matcheswhatthepersonhas toofferanddemandswith whatthejobdemandsand hastooffer-andinforms thepersonofhisfindings.

Thestoryistoldthatas Francisprayedtheenemy armysawanapparitionof himblockingtheirway south.Heappearedasa tremendouslytall,majestic manwithcrucifixinhand andspokeinloud,thunderoustones:

"Ibidyouhaltinthe nameofthelivingGod,"the apparitionsaid."Returnto yourhomesandleavethis landinpeace:'

Theenemysoldiersreportedlywereovercome withfrightandfled.

WhenthekingofTravancorebecameacquainted withthesefactshereceived Francisinhispalace.

"Youhavesavedmeand mycountry,"thekingtold Francis."Iwillbeeternally gratefultoyou.Thepeople callmethegreatkingor maharaja.Henceforththey willcallyouthegreat father,valiapadre."St. Francisisstillreferredtoin Travancoreas"valiapadre," thegreatfather.

ThemonumenttoSt. Francis,ifitiserected,will probablybeahugecolumn surmountedbyastateofSt. Franciswithcrucifixraised onhighasheappearedto theenemytroops.

factinformationasthepersonneedstosolvethem. aboutcareersitissometimes possibletodecidebyan interviewwhatoccupation shouldberecommendedin particularcases.Appearance, build,mannerofspeaking, styleofdress,educational standard,schoolreports, andtheclient'spreferencesallthoseunderidealconditionscanbeobservedor learntinaninterviewand maybesufficientforpurposesofguidance.However, therearempnycaseswhere theappropriatedataislacking.Aclientmayforgethow hedidinschool,orhemay hidehisfailings.Hissuperficialmannermaybedeceptiveandapoorguidetohis characterandability.He maynothavetheslightest ideaastowhatoccupation hewouldprefer.Inthese casesitisbesttosupplement theinterviewwithscientific aids,hencethevalueof whatarecalledaptitude tests.

Theotherextremeis basedonabeliefthatthere aremattersonwhichthe personhimselfshouldmake uphismind,andthatthe expertshoulddonomore thandrawhisattentionto problemstobesolved,and tosupplysuchmatter-of-

ValuableForecasts

Testinghasprovedextremelyusefulinmany cases.Itistruethatanexperiencedvocationalguide canoftenforecastaccurately whatapsychologicalexaminationwillreveal;but,in othercases,therearesurprises.Unsuspectedtalents maybediscovered,orsupposedabilitiesmayprove non-existent.

PriestCo-FounderOf A.A.TellsOfItsMethod

-Thepastsixyearsspent workingfortheadvancementoftheFellowshipof AlcoholicsAnonymous,commonlyknownasAA.have beenthemostconsolingof mypriestlylife,"saidthe Rev.R.J.Murphy,S.J.,who isspendingashortvacation inPerth.

FatherMurphyiscreditedwithbeingtheco-founderofthefellowshipinAustralia."Iaminterestedin themovementfromthe spiritualangle,"hesaid. "Whenapersonbecomesan alcoholic,notonlydoeshe stoppractisinghisreligion, butendsupbyruininghis life,hischaracter,andhis home.Itismostconsoing toseelapsedCatholicsreturntotheFaith,tosee brokenmarriageshealed andhomesreunited."

cameagreatfriendofan AmericanJesuit,Father Dowling,S.J.,andmany seeagreatsimilaritybe-tweenthe"TwelveStepsof AA"andthefirstpartofthe SpiritualExercisesofSt. Ignatius.TheTwelveSteps wereoutlinedfromtheinceptionofthemovement andhaveneverbeenchanged.Theyare:-

StepOne-Admittedthatwe werepowerlessoveralcoholandthatourlives hadbecomeunmanageable.

StepTwo-Cametobelieve thataPowergreaterthan ourselvescouldrestore ustosanity.

StepThree-Madeadecision toturnourwillandour livesovertothecareof Godasweunderstand Him.

onhospitalsandhavenet oneclinicforalcoholicsin thewholeofAustralia."

"Onlyanalcoholiccan understandanalcoholicand helphim.Ihavebeendoing thisworkforsixyearsnow andIstilldon'tknowjust howanalcoholic'sbrain clicks,"heconfessed.The experiencesofformeralcoholicsprovidethebackgroundwhichenablethem tounderstandthementality ofthosesufferingfromthe disease.

Whitecollarworkersand professionalmenand women,thosewhohave somethingtolosebyalco-

holism,formthebulkof AA'smembers.Theuseof drugssuchasantabusemay destroyaperson'sphysical cravingfordrinkbutthey donothelphimregainthe peaceofmindwhichisso noticeablewiththosewho adopttheAAprogramme.

Personscannotbeforced intoAA,FatherMurphyinsisted.Theymustcomein oftheirownfreewill,they mustwanttobecured.The groupinPerthisanxious tohelpandadvisesufferersandcanbecontacted bywritingtoAlcoholics Anonymous,BoxR1243, G.P.O.,Perth.

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WhenSubiacobecamea ProvinceoftheOrderin 1925.MotherIgnatiuswas appointedProvincial,and heldthatofficeuntil1934, whenshewasentrusted withthebuildingofthe Rivervalehospitalandmade itsfirstsuperior.Shewas backinSubiacoin1941, thistimeasVicar-Provincial;butitwassoonapparentthatadvancingageand theonerousdutiesofher longservicetothecommunityhadtakenheavytollof theoncestrongconstitution andablemind.Consequently,shewasleftfreeto enjoyawell-earnedrest. But,forthegreatexperienceshehadstoredup,she wasavaluablememberof theProvincialCouncilto thetimeofherdeath.Other officesshefilledwere:mistressofnovicesandsuperioratKalgoorlie.

HerInteriorLife

Churchandcomfortedby thepresenceandprayersof thecommunityshepassed peacefullyawaytoreceive fromherDivineMaster,we maywellhope,thereward ofagoodandfaithfulservant. At9.30onFridaymorningSolemnRequiemMass wassungbythepriests' choir,HisLordshipMoat Rev.Dr.L.Goodypresiding.Thecelebrantofthe MasswastheRev.J.Hogan, deacon,theRev.T.Ahern. sub-deacon,theRev.T. Phelan;masterofceremonies,theRev.J.McNamara. Theassistantsatthethrone weretheRt.Rev.Mgr.E. MossandtheRt.Rev.Mgr. J.T.McMahonNearly40 priests,includingtwofrom eachoftheReligiousOrders, werepresentattheMass; someofthemattendedthe funeral.TheChristian Brotherswerethere,and theconventswerestrongly represented.

StepFour-Madeasearchingandfearlessmoralinventoryofourselves.

StepFive-AdmittedtoGod,

wrongs.

Themovement,startedin 1935byAmericanalcoholic BillWilson,hasalready spreadallovertheworld.toourselvesandto Therearegroupsineveryanotherhumanbeingthe Australiancapitalandtwoexactnatureofour GroupsareworkinginWA., oneinPerthandtheother inBunbury.

CompulsiveDrinkers

Thespreadofthemovementwashelped,Father Murphysaid,bythepublicationofabookdetailing theAAprogrammeandgivingthecasehistoriesofthe firsthundredmembersof thefellowship.Thisbook, Alcoholics Anonymous" (thegrouptakesitsname fromthistitle),shouldbe readbyeverypriest,doctor, andsocialworker,hestated.

ItisobtainablefromThe Radiolibrary,Pittstreet. Sydney.

-AAisnotmeantforthe manwhogoesouttoafootballmatchandgetsdrunk, orforwhatisknownasa 'heavydrinker',"Father Murphyexplained."Itis forwhatwecalla'compulsivedrinker,'oronewho hasreachedastagewherea physicalchangetakesplace

StepSix-Wewereentirely readytohaveGodremove allthesedefectsofcharacter.

StepSeven-Humblyask Himtoremoveourshortcomings.

StepEight-Madealistof allthepeoplewehad harmedandbecamewillingtomakeamendsto themall.

StepNine-Madedirect amendstosuchpeople whereverpossible,except whentodosowould injurethemorothers.

StepTen-Continuedto makepersonalinventory andwhenwewerewrong promptlyadmittedit.

StepEleven-Soughtthrough prayerandmeditationto improveourconscious contactwithGodaswe understandHim,praying onlyforknowledgeof Hiswillforusandthe powertocarrythatout.

StepTwelve-Havinghad aspiritualexperienceas inthebody.Doctorsaretheresultofthesesteps, notquitecertainjustwhatwetriedtocarrythis messagetoalcoholics,and topractisetheseprinciples inallouraffairs.

thischangeis,butitseems tobelocalisedintheliver. Whenapersonreachesthis stagethespiritsgostraight tothestomach,andfrom theretothebrain.Hedevelopsanallergytoalcohol. andcannotstopdrinking."

Fivepercentofalldrinkers canbeclassedasalcoholics inthisstrictsense,hesaid. AAprovidestheonlyhope forthese,hestated.

Three-QuartersCured

"Anyman(orwoman) whogiveshimselfhonestly andperseveringlytothe programmewillattainsobriety;theprogrammerests onutterhonestywithoneselfandonlyuponthisconditionhasAAanythingto offertheprospectivemember.About75percent.of thosejoiningAAarecured almostimmediately,15per centgetcuredafteracoupleoflapses,andabout10 percentcannotbecured. Thesearethosewhosebrain ,isdamagedorwhohave somepsychosiswhichisthe causeoftheirdrinking."

Commentingonthefact thatabout40percentofthe membersofAAareCatholics,FatherMurphysaid thatalcoholismisaracial disease.Celts,Norwegians, Danesseempronetoalcoholism,whileotherraces, liketheJews.seldomsufferfromit.

"AbominableHabit"

FatherMurphysaidthat AAhadnoopiniononsocial questions,suchashoursof tradingofhotels,beergardens,etc.,butsaidthatthe -abominablehabitofshouting"hadalottodowith themakingofalcoholicsin Australia.

Priestshavebeenableto doalottohelpAA,thanks totheChurch'ssaneattitude todrink.Wedonotconsiderdrinkeviloracurse, hesaid.BillWilsonbe-

"Themedicalprofession iscomingaroundtoseeing oursolutiontotheproblem," hecontinued."InAmerica, AAistakenasamatterof coursebutherewespend millionsofpoun'lsannuala

Afurther£138/15was receivedduringtheweek fortheCatholicUniversity collegefromtheRev.M. Philbin,parishpriestofKellerberrin.Thisisinaddition tothesumalreadyacknowledgedthroughthesecolumnsgivenbymembersof theKellerberrinparish.

Residentsofthewheat beltareashaveshowngreat generosityinsupportingthe appealandFatherPhilbin saidthat"thereismoreto comebutitalldependson theharvest."Membe:zof theappealcommitteeexpressedthehopethatthe recentbadlyneededrains throughtheseareaswill meanafewmorepoorOsfor theappealwhichisstilt continuingtoreceivethe supportofallseci.ionqofthe community.

Theyacknowledgewith thanksthefollowingdonations:

£30Anonymous.

£15E.Gardner.

£10/10:E.J.Scott.

£10each:T.J.Smith, W.O'Dwyer,E.M.Fitzpatrick.

£5each:M.McCafferty, S.J.Ryan,ThorntonBros., C.Pass,D.andB.Lane.

£2/10:MissP.Johnson.

£2/2each:J.Hewitt,J. Hogan,Mrs.Feineler,G. Halpin. £2each:R.Williams,W. Henderson.

£1/10:MissD.Portner.

£1/5:Anonymous.

£111each:Mrs.Morphett J.Connolly. £1each:Mrs.Brown, Mrs.Bevans,G.Williams,

CodeofCanonLawInvolvedTwelve YearsMostComplexResearchWork

(ContinuedfromCover)

TheCodeofCanonLaw containsthelawswhich governtheChurcharranged inabrief,clearandconvenientmanner.In1904the thenreigningPope,PiusX, conceivedtheideaofcodifyingthelawofthe Church.Uptohistimethe lawwascontainedindocumentsofvariouskindssuch asdecreesofgeneralCouncils,ProvincialCouncilsand ofthePopes.Aswastobe expectedthepassageof timebroughtmanychanges.

Ascertainlawsceasedto beusefultothecommongood theywereabrogatedaltogether,orchangedtosuit thechangingcircumstances. Newlawswereenactedand soon,untileventually,they hadsoincreasedinnumber, andweretobefoundinso manydifferentdocuments thatthestudyofecclesiasticallawbecameamost difficultandcomplextask, involvingmuchlabourand research,towhichonlythe comparativefew,whodecidedtospecialiseinthis fieldofknowledgecould devotetherequiredtime.

ToremovetheseinconveniencesPopePiusXdecidedtogathertogetherand setoutinanorderlyand clearmannerallthelaws oftheChurchdowntohis ownday,removingallthose thathadbeenabrogatedor hadbecomeobsolete,adapt-

ingotherstothenecessities andcustomsofthepresent timeandmakingnewones astheneedandopportunity shoulddirect.Withthis endinviewhesetupa commissionofexpertsin Ecclesiasticallawandsetit toworkundertheguidance anddirectionofthefamous jurist,CardinalGasparri.

Mrs.Buswell,Mrs.Waugh, M.J.Keane,L.Naughton. 10/-each:Mrs.J.Hogan, Mrs.Beasley,Mrs.Simon.

PrefectApostolic InvestedinVic.

TheRt.Rev.Mgr.IgnatiusDoggett,0.F.M.,recentlyappointedPrefectApostolicofthenewPrefecture ApostolicofAtape,New Guinea,wassolemnlyinvestedwiththeFranciscan dove-greyrobesofofficeby theCoadjutorArchbishopof Melbourne,MostRev.J.D. Simonds,attheopen-air Massontheovalof"MorningtonStar,"onOct.12. Mgr.Doggettlosthismother attheageof78onSept.26 atCampeltown,N.S.W.

Anaccidentsustained earlyintheyearbrought aboutMotherIgnatius' death,andshespentthe lastsixmonthsofherlife inhospital-thehospitalshe herselfbuilt.Drs.Troup andDaly-Smithwereunremittingintheirattention toher,andnopainswere sparedbythesuperiorsor Sisterstosavetheprecious lifethathaddonesomuch forthem.Agreatsolace toherwerethefrequent visitsofheroldandfaithful friend,FatherRobinson, C.Ss.R.,andthevisitsand blessingsofmanyother priests Hergreatsorrowwasto bedeprivedoftheHoly Mass.Herwonderfuldevotiontoit,aswellasher greatloveofprayerandobservanceoftheRulewillbe thememoriesofherthat willlongestendure.FortifiedbytheLastSacraments andtheprayersofthe

Thefuneralprocession leftforthecemeteryat11 a.m.,andwasverylargely attended.Itrepresented personsinmanywalksof life.Manybusydoctors andbusinessmenfound timetoattend.Apoignant touchwasgiventothefinal scenebythemanyold friendsgatheredthere,noticeableamongthemthevenerablefigureofFatherRobinson.Theprayersatthe gravesidewereofferedby theRev.C.Nolan,convent chaplain.

QUARANT'ORE 3rd.-ARMADALEand MUNDARING:OneDay ofExposition 4th.-BOULDER:Forty Hours'Prayer(24th.to 26th.).

AQUINASCOLLEGE: AnnualDiocesanRallyof theHolyNameSociety andEucharisticProcession.

Usingthevastcollection oflegislationthathadaccumulatedoverthecenturiesasthe"fons"orsource, theCommissionproduced, withintheshortspaceof12 years,thesmallvolume knownastheNewCodeof CanonLaw,containing,in 2414Canons,thelawofthe Church.

ThenewCodeisamodel ofbrevity,clarityandconvenientarrangement.When itisrealisedthatthe"fontes"orsourcesinwhichare foundthelawsenacted downthroughthecenturies, andfromwhichtheNew Codeiscompiled,fillnine largevolumes,someideaof themagnitudeofthetask, whichfacedthecompilers ishad.

PopePiusXdidnotlive toseetheworkhehadset onfootcompleted.TheNew Codewaspromulgatedby hissuccessorPopeBenedict XVonPentecostSunday 1917,andbecamebinding ontheUniversalChurchon PentecostSunday,1918

DiscussingArgentineReactionstoSenoraPeron'sDeath

BishopStraightensOut NotionsofCanonization

SANLUIS,Argentina, Oct.3(NC.)-Adecreeof beatificationorcanonization isissuedbytheCatholic Churchonlyafterscrupulousandpainstakinginquiry,andneverinresponse tooutsidepressure.

SodeclaredBishopEmilio

DiPasquoofSanLuisina pastoralletterissuedafter Argentinenewspapershad reportedthattheUnionof FoodIndustryWorkershad askedthatproceedingsbe startedforthebeatification ofEvaPeron,recentlydeceasedwifeofGeneralJuan Peron,presidentoftheArgentineRepublic.

ChurchWillJudge

BishopDiPasquoexplainedthathispastoralwasintendedtoremove"doubts anderrors"onthepartof "someweakChristiansof smallandlanguidfaith" causedbythetragicdeath ofEvaPeronatacomparativelyearlyage.Besidescorrectingfalseimpressions regardingbeatificationand CanOnizfitionhediscussed theproperCatholicattitude towarddeathandtheefficacyofprayersofintercession. IssuedafterVatican sourceshadstatedthatthe SacredCongregationof RitesinRomehadreceived norequesttoinaugurate beatificationproceedingsfor EvaPeron,BishopDi Pasque'spastoralgaveadetaileddescriptionofthe processincludingtheverificationofmiracles,whichthe Churchinsistsuponbefore makingajudgmentinbeatificationandcanonization causes.

Fromtheseprocesses,the Bishopwrote,onecansee

"withwhatscrupulouscare andseriousnesstheChurch proceedsbeforeformulating aninfalliblejudgmentupon aperson'ssanctity,andhow uselesswouldbeanyoutside pressurewhichsoughtto forcehertodecreeasentenceofbeatificationorcanonizationwithoutevidence ofthedesignandwill,not ofmen,butofGod."

Goingontodeclarethat "someill-advisedpersonsin theirignorancehaveconverted"thedeathofEvan Peroninto"reproaches againstthegoodnessand justiceofGod,"BishopDi Pasquostated:"Wereject thisblasphemousimputation,first,inthenameof soundChristianphilosophy and,second,inthenameof ourmostholyreligion... TheChristianwholivesby hisfaith,reposesandputs histrustalwaysinGod,as achildinthearmsofhis father."

ValueofPrayers

"Thewholenation,"he wrote,"sawitselfdesolated bythesadnewsofthedeath ofDonaEvaPeron,ofits verynature,thiseventwas achallengetoliftupour spirits,tostrenghtenour faithinGodandDivine Providence,andtounite ourselvesinferventprayer andsuffrageforthesoul oftheillustriousdeceased. Nevertheless,thisoccurrencewasforsomeweak Christiansofsmallandlanguidfaithacauseofdoubts andevenoferrors."

Discussingthevalueof prayers,andespeciallyof Masses,forspecialpetitions, BishopDiPasquorebuked thosewhohadcomplained

becausethegreatnumbers ofprayersandMassesfor SenoraPeronhadnot broughtaboutherrestorationtohealth.Hesaid "Inthisexpression,we seeoncemoremostclearly howdeeplytheindividualisticandegotisticalspiritof

ourtimeshastakenroot, evenamongChristians,who sometimesforgetnotonlythe happyrealityoftheCommunionofSaints,which theyoughttofeelandlive, buteventhesignificanceof thispreciousdogmaof supernaturalsolidarity."

PopeLaudsActivity

OnTertiaryJubilee

VATICANCITY,Oct.4.sponsiblepositionsinit. -HisHolinessPopePius XII.haslaudedtheparticipationoftheFranciscan ThirdOrderintheworkof CatholicAction.

ThePopevoicedthis praiseinaletterissuedin connectionwiththeworldwidecelebrationplannedby theThirdOrdertocommemoratethePontiff's goldenjubileeasaThird Ordermember.ThecelebrationswillbeheldOct. 24to26.

ThePope'sletterstated thatheentered"thegreat Franciscanfamilywith greatestjoy"50yearsago, "whileWewerestillvery younginthepriesthood."

ThePopesaidthatheunderstoodfromthebeginning howsuitedtheThirdOrder was"notonlyforconditions andmenintheMiddleAges butalsoforthisourown epochwhichislikewisetorn byintellectualdisorders, discords,strifeanddepravity."

"Itisfullypleasingto Us,"hewrote,''thatthere areverymanyamongthe ThirdOrderbrethrenwho havejoinedtheranksof, andfightwith,CatholicActionandnotrarelyholdre-

"Thisinstitutionthen willdothemostexcellent andopportunethingifit willofferitsfraternalcollaborationtoassociationsof thistype.Forceswhichare unitedbecomestrongerand moreeffective.TheenemiestotheChristianname aresuchthattheeffortsof allthegoodareneededto repelthem."

ThePopedeclaredthat theevilsofto-dayaswell asthoseoftheMiddleAges have"onlyoneremedy: returntoChrist."ThePope pledgedhisprayersthatthe ThirdOrdermayincrease greatlyandproducemuch salutaryfruit.

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Shouldanysubscriber, newsagent,oranyperson responsibleforchurchsales of"TheRecord"notreceive sameintimeforsaleinthe currentweek,heisaskedto communicatewiththemanagerofthisofficewithout delay,sothatthedefect mayberemedied.

Discussyourhomeplanswithusforamodernandstilllow-pricedhouse.Wecallatyour convenience,eveningsorweek-ends,atnoextracharge. Youreceiveyourplansandspecificationsdulyapproved byallAuthoritiesconcerned.Ifdesired,wecanarrange forbuilding,materials,supervision,etc. JustringW1549leavingaddress.

WESTRALIANPAVINGCO., 339OnslowRoad,ShentonPark. BusinessalsoinItalianandGerman.

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TennisPracticeSets,6/3. CourtMarkers.

TennisNets-REPAIRSourSPECIALTY. LOANSSportsDept.,GrowadMow.Weillegten94.Eta

YouthMovementsFinishinFront AtPageantHeldDuringShowWeek

The"PageantofYouth"week,1952, washeldonOct.9.BoththeN.C.G.M.and Y.C.W.Movementscompetedinallevents. ItwasaverypleasingandtriumphanteveningwithbothMovementsfinishinginfront. Memberswouldliketo thankallthosewhocompetedandcongratulatethem ontheirsuccess.

STATECONFERENCE.

Onceagainmembersarc remindedofthecoming Stateconference.Enthusiasmisatitshighestand finalarrangementshave beenmadefromFriday, Oct.31toSundayNov.2. Thisisanopportunitythat shouldnotbemissedbyany singlememberofthemovement.

CLAREMONT.

Membersandfriendsare invitedtothenextdancein St.Thomas'hall,Reserve street,ClaremontonFriday, Oct.24.

Ticketsaresellingfastfor therivertriptoAquinason Sunday,Oct.26.Ticketsare availablefromMarjorie Briggs,BillBarker,or KevinSullivanat4/6for adultsand1/6forchildren. ThelaunchwillleaveClaremontjettyat10.15a.m. NEDLANDS.

TheNedlandsY.C.W.Debatingsocietywillmeeton nextSundayevening,Oct. 18,whenthesubject,"That theintroductionoftelevisionintoAustraliawilldo moregoodthanharm,"is listed.

Membersandfriendsof thesocietyareinvitedtobe presenttoheartwostrong teamsdebatethissubject. Inparticularthepresident andcommitteeextendan invitationtothemembers oftheClaremontY.C.W.and N.C.G.M.toattend.

VICTORIAPARK.

Movementmembersare cordiallyinvitedtoattend theHolyNameball,inthe KindergardenhallonFriday,Oct.24.Dancing8p.m. to1a.m.Goodsupper,fast floor.Tickets5/-. Thefirstcombinedgeneral meetingwillbeheldinthe clubroomonSunday,Oct. 26.Aninterestingmeeting isplannedandmembersof boththeY.C.W.and N.C.G.M.areurgedtoattend.

PALMYRA. AdanceintheTamar streethallislistedon SundayOct.26.Asinthe pastagoodnight'sentertainmentisassured.

Placeat10.30a.m.Tickets 5/-.

FREMANTLE.

TheFremantlebranchof theY.C.W.willholda danceinSt.Patrick'shallon Sundayevening,October19 at8.30p.m.Therewillbea goodorchestraandgood dancingguaranteedtoall. Weextendaspecialwelcometootherbranchesof bothmovements.

Y.C.W.ATHLETICCLUB.

OntheThursdaynightof ShowweektheY.C.W.Athleticclubopeneditsaccount fortheseason,witharunningwininthe4x110yd.. relayandasecondinthe medleyrelay. Inthefirstmentioned PercyJerratt,whoisrunningaswellasheeverdid in1950,gaveBillO'Grady anexcellentstart.When ColinRussellfinallyhanded overtoJohnWalsh,thelead wasabout30yds.Even finishingagainst.MaxEvans, allJohnhadtodowascoast. Oppositioninthemedley relaywassomewhatstiffer, andagainY.C.W.felldown overthelongerdistance. GerryLambandKevin Barronranthe880and440 respectivelywithPedro0'DonoughandFrankPimm running220ydseach.Frank tookthebatoninthirdplace butliterallyforcedhisway insecond(ontheinside).

GirlAthletes SetFor'Season

CATHEDRAL. Therewillbeacombined meetingatSt.Patrick's schoolonTuesday,Oct.21, at8p.m.

ATHLETICCLUB. Theannualgeneral'fleetingoftheclubwillbeheld atD.I.S.C.A. 81 St. George'sterrace,onMonday, Oct.27at8p.m.whena largeattendanceofbothold andnewmembersisanticipated.

CATHEDRAL. Thenextmeetingwillbe onOct.21;itisacombined meetingwiththeN.C.G.M. LEEDERVILLE. Allareremindedofthe picnictoNationalParknext Sunday.Busesleavefrom hallat10a.m.andForrest

Congratulationstomemberswhoparticipatedinthe runningeventsonYouth nightattheRoyalShow whentheN.C.G.M.was welltotheforefrontin winningbothrelayraces. Theindicationofattention topre-seasontrainingisencouragingforthefuture successoftheclub.The successfulathleteswere:

FlagRelay:B.McManus, E.Christian,N.Travers andL.Harrison. Circularrelay:L.Holman, F.Kingston,G.Hogan,M. Hogan. Asitisonlythreeweeks tothecommencementofthe trackseasonintending membersarerequestedto attendtrainingonTuesdays andThusdaysattheEsplanadeandarrangeregistration.

TellsHowtheCrickets BroughtBoyHappiness

"No,indeed,littlegoosey!"saidthebaker'swife; "thosearecrickets.They singinthebake-housebecauseweareheatingthe ovenandtheyliketoseethe fire."

wifetosenditatonceto themotherofthelittleboy, withherbillreceipted,and anoteinwhichhetoldher shehadasonwhowould onedaybeherjoyand pride.

"Crickets!"saidthechild; "aretheyreallycrickets?" "Yes,tobesure,"said she.

oreightyears old,inDoorbutperfectly cleanclothes,enteredthe baker'sshop.

"Ifyouplease,ma'am," saidhetothebaker'swife, "mothersentmeforaloaf ofbread."

Thewomanclimbedupon thecounter(thishappened inacountrytown),took fromtheshelfoffourpoundloavesthebestone shecouldfind,andputit intothearmsofthelittle boy.

PayAnotherDay

MyfriendJackthenfor thefirsttimeobservedthe thinandthoughtfulfaceof thelittlefellow.Itcontrastedstronglywiththebig roundloaf,ofwhichhewas takingthebestofcare.

BringGoodLuck

Thechild'sfacelighted up.

"Ma'am,"saidhe,blushingattheboldnessofhis request."Ishouldlikeit verymuchifyouwould givemeacricket."

"Acricket!"saidthe baker'swife,smiling."What intheworldwouldyoudo withacricket,mylittle friend! Iwouldgladly giveyouallinthehouse togetridofthem,theyrun aboutso."

"Oh,ma'am,givemeone, onlyone,ifyouplease!" saidthechild,claspinghis littlehandsunderthebig loaf."Theysaythatcricketsbringgoodluckinto houses;andperhapsifwe hadoneathomemother, whohassomuchtrouble, "Haveyouanymoney?"wouldn'tcryanymore." saidthebaker'swife.The"Whydoesyourmother littleboy'seyesgrewsad.cry?saidmyfriend,who "No,ma'am,"saidhe,couldnolongerhelpjoining huggingtheloafcloserintheconversation. tohisthinblouse;"but mothertoldmetosaythat shewouldcomeandspeak toyou.aboutitto-morrow."

''Runalong,"saidthe goodwoman;"carryyour breadhome,child."

"Onaccountofherbills, sir,"saidthelittlefellow. "Fatherisill,andmother worksveryhard,butshe cannotpaythemall."

"Thankyou,ma'am,"said thepoorlittlefellow.

ReliefforMother

Myfriendtookthechild,

MyfriendJackcamefor-andwithhimthebigloaf, wardforhischange.Heintohisarms;andIreally hadputhispurchaseintobelievehekissedthemboth. hispocket,andwasabouttoMeanwhile,thebaker'swife gowhenhefoundthechildhadgonetothebake-house. withthebigloafstandingSheaskedherhusbandto stock-stillbehindhim. catchfourcrickets,andput

Theygaveittoabaker's boywithlonglegs,and toldhimtomakehaste.The child,withhisbigloaf,his fourcrickets,andhisshort legs,couldnotrunvery fast,sothatwhenhereachedhomehefoundhis mother,forthefirsttime inmanyweeks,withher eyesraisedfromherwork, andasmileofpeaceand happinessuponherlips.

Theboybelievedthatit wasthearrivalofhisfour littleblackthingsthathad workedthischange,andI donotthinkhewasmistaken.Withoutthecrickets andhisgoodlittleheart, wouldthishappychange havetakenplaceinhis mother'sfortunes?

Priestof86Is DubbedTraitor

GRAZ,Austria,Oct.2 (NC).-AYugoslavCommunistnewspaperhashailed thedeathsentenceimposed uponan86-year-oldSlovene priestas"justpunishment" ofawar-time"traitor."But itscommentmakesitclear thattherealreasonforthe trialwasthepriest'sstand fortherightoftheChurch andhis"ideologicaloppositionofpresentsociallife."

JesuitsExtend

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CardinalGilroyTo

UniversityOpenIndianCollege

TOKYO,Japan,Oct.6 (NC).-Representatives fromtenforeigncountries attendedareceptionatSophiaUniversityheretomark thededicationofanew buildingfortheuniversity.

Thebuildingwillhouse thegraduatedivision.SophiaisaCatholicuniversity conductedbytheJesuit Fathers.

Theactualdedicationof thebuildingtookplacein thepresenceof150membersoftheJapaneseMinistryofEducation,representativesofvariousuniversitiesand-othereducational agencies.

SYDNEY,Oct.4-A newcollegeerectedin honourofOurLadyofFatimawillbededicatedby HisEminenceNormanCardinalGilroy,Archbishopof Sydney,duringhisxisitto IndiainDecember,itwas announcedhere.

CardinalGilroyisgoing toIndiatoserveasPapal Legateatsolemncelebrationsmarkingthefourth centenaryofthedeathofSt. FrancisXavier,whoisgenerallyregardedasthe SecondApostleofIndia. Thecelebrationswilltake placeatErnaculumfrom Dec.28-31ontheMalabar

FaithIsClaimed forShakespeare

coast,wherethenewcollegewasstartedbyBishop JeromeFernandesofQuilen forCatholicstudentswho havebeenattendingthe Hinducollegethere.

TheAustralianCardinal willtraveltoIndiabysteamerandisduetoreachColomboonDecember 22. FromColombohewill proceedbyairtoMadras andwillcelebrateMassat thetombofSt.Thomasthe ApostleatMylapore.CardinalGilroyalsowillvisit Bangalere,wheretwoyears agohepresidedasPapal LegateatthefirstPlenary CounciloftheIndianHierarchy.

CardinalGilroywillbe accompanied byMgr. JamesCarroll,distinguished Australiancanonist;the Rev.ThomasMuldoon,a memberofthefacultyofSt. Patrick'sEcclesiasticalcollege,Manly;andtheRev. MichaelF.Baulman,his privatesecretary. inEnglandatthetime),and useoftherosaryandthe SignoftheCross.

tosixofthesevenSacraments.MentionoftheSacramentofPenance,for instance,issodetailedasto includeallofthefiveelementsnecessaryforthe makingofagoodconfession.

InShakespeare'spersonal life,theauthorssay,amost noteworthypieceofevidencepointingtowardshis Catholicismistheamount oftroublehewenttotobe marriedinthepresenceof apriest.Theyconcludethat althoughthepoetlivedat atimewhenCatholicswere persecuted,hewasandremainedaCatholicthroughouthislife.

"Whatareyoudoingthemintoaboxwithholes there?"saidthebaker's'inthecover,sothatthey wifetothechild,whoshemighthaveairtobreathe. toothoughthadlefttheShegavetheboxtothe child,whowentawayperfectlyhappy.

shop."Don'tyoulikethe bread?"

"Oh,yes,ma'am,"said thechild.

"Well,then,carryitto yourmother,mylittle friend.Ifyouwaitany longer,shewillthinkyou areplayingbytheway,and youwillgetascolding."

BakingBreadSings

Thechilddidnotseemto hear.Somethingelseheld hisattention.Thebaker's wifewentuptohim,and gavehimafriendlytapon theshoulder."Whatare youthinkingabout?"said she.

"Ma'am,"saidthelittle boy,"whatisitthatsings?"

"Thereisnosinging,"said she. "Yes!"criedthelittlefellow."Hearit!Queek, queek,queek,queek!"

Myfriendandthewoman bothlistened,buttheycould hearnothing,unlessitwas thesongofthecrickets,frequentguestsinbakers' houses.

"Itisalittlebird,"said thedear

Whenhehadgone,the baker'swifeandmyfriend exclaimedtogether,"Poor littlefellow!"Thenthe formertookdownheraccount-bookand,findingthe pagewherethemother's purchaseswereentered, madeagreatdashalldown thepage,andwroteatthe bottom,"Paid."

Meanwhilenayfriend,to losenotime,hadputupin paperallthemoneyinhis pockets,whereifortunately hehadquiteasumthat day,andbeggedthegood

Thepriest-theRev.Karl Gnidovic--wasoneofa groupof18"tried"last monthbeforethedistrict courtofNovoMesto,Slovenia,whichhandeddown fourdeathsentencesand prisontermstotalling93i years.Anotherpriest-the Rev.JozePodlipnikofSelaSumberkwassentencedto 12years,andtheRev. VincencSega,assistantto FatherGnidovic,tofive yearsimprisonment.

Allofthemwereaccused ofhavingcollaborated, undertheleadershipof FatherGnidovic,withthe occupationpowersduring thewaryearsandofhaving activelyresistedthe(communist)"NationalLiberationMovement."Theyare saidtohaveorganizeda "WhiteGuard"andofhavingworkedtogetherwith BishopGregoryRozmanof Ljubljana,whosomeyears agowassentencedinabsentiaasa"warcriminal."

ST.ANNE'SSCHOOL,BELMONT. ANNUALCHILDREN'SBALL willbeheldin ANZACHOUSE,OCTOBER21st.

Admission:Adults,2/6;Children,1/6.

"GARDENIA

11 Brand pp.\idc QUICK,ECONOMICAL TASTYMEALS!

Choosefront HAMWURST BLUTWURST

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MORTADELLA KRAKAUERWURST

NEWYORK(NC).-Argumentsthat ShakespearewasaCatholicareofferedin "ShakespeareandCatholicism,"byHeinrichMutschmannandKarlWentersdorf,to bepublishedherebySheedandWard. Theauthors,bothspecialistsinthefieldofShakespeareancriticism,havecollectedandstudiedmaterial scatteredthroughmany booksandarticlesbearing onthereligionofthepoet. TheirstudyincludesevidencedrawnfromShakespeare'spersonalbackground, togetherwiththetestimony affordedbyhisplaysand poems.Theyhavestudied 197separatepassagesin Shakespeare'sworksbearing onCatholicdogma,ideas, andcustoms.

AwiderangeofCatholic teachingiscoveredinthese passages,includingthedoctrineofgraceandreferences 104,11.40004,11,11,11-4

THEIRISHCLUB

DANCE

THURSDAY,OCTOBER23, 1952. HighgateHall, 8.30to11.15p.m. IRISH,OLDTIME and MODERNDANCING. SUBSCRIPTION,2/6. LightRefreshments. #4,0,....#04.4.0.11N1PO4.01,41,1,M4,4,4,P4

Othermatterstreatedincludethesevendeadlysins, thepracticeofmakinga retreat,Catholicdoctrineas totheburialofthosewho commitsuicide,theexistenceofpurgatory,prayer forthedead,thesupplicationofthesaints,veneration ofrelics(strictlyforbidden

"Inouropinion,"they say,"theresultsofmodern "esearchconfirmthisdeductionbeyondanyreasonabledoubt.

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OnSUNDAY,NOVEMBER9,ATMR. CARPENE'SSHOWPLACE. ProceedsinaidofChurch.

BunburyGirlsMetHisGrace

Theyare

MaryBusher, PatriciaBest,Violet Gavranich,JoyNissen,andMaureen Dillon.

Centre:Maureen Smith,MaureenDillon,EileenStapleton,HilaryJohnson, ColeenMaher,Beryl Ivey,andNadine Manoni.

FrontRow(flower girls)Collette Woods, Margaret Lowry,JuliePendal, JoySutcliffe,lIarbaraDepiazzi,andN. Wake.

AmbassadorIs NowCatholic

SANSALVADOR,El Salvador,Oct.7(NC.)-

TheUnitedStatesAmbassadortoElSalvador,Angier BiddleDuke,hasbeenreceivedintotheCatholic Church.

Formerlyamemberofthe MethodistChurch,Mr.Duke wasbroughtintotheChurch atritesconductedbyArchbishopLuisChavezvGonzalezofSanSalvadoratthe ChurchofOurLadyof Guadalupehere.

The37-year-oldheirto partoftheDuketobacco fortuneheldU.S.foreign intwopredominantlyCatholiccountriesbeforebeingassigned toElSalvador.

BishopGoodyConfirms165 AtVividHighgateFunction

Apackedchurch,overflowingintothe squareoutside,witnessedtheConfirmation bytheMostRev.L.J.Goody,AuxiliaryBishop,of165childrenatHighgate,Oct.12.

Sixtygirlsand150boys fromalltheparishessurroundingHighgatereceived theSacrament.HisLordshipwasassistedatthe ceremonybytheRev.A.E. JohnstonandtheRev.E. McKennaOtherpriests presentweretheRev.T. PhelanandtheRev.G. Spolitakewycz. Eachofthechildrenhad individualsponsors.The

FortyHours'DevotionatSi.John's

ToEndinEucharisticProcession

TheconclusionoftheFortyHours'devotionatSt.JohnofGodhospital,Subiaco, willbemarkedbyaprocessionoftheBlessedSacramentthroughthehospitalgrounds onNov.16.

Theprocessionwillcorn mencefromtheconvent chapelat2.30p.m.,andwill endwithBenedictionofthe BlessedSacrament.

Theclergy,membersof

ReligiousOrders,doctors, nursesandtheCatholiclaity generallyareinvitedbythe SistersofSt.JohnofGodto participate.

LookCoolandBeCool!

ThisSummerlookthepartinaPanama. *

Wehaveabigrange,in sizes64to74.

Colours:Fawn,Grey,White. Andpricestosuitall.

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girlswhoweretobeconfirmedrenderedthe"Confirmahoc."Elgar's"Ecce Sacerdos"wassplendidly sungbythechoirofSacred Heartconvent,withMiss JosephineErickson,ofthe Highschool,attheorgan. HisLordshipexplainedto thechildrenthesignificance

AllegationIsThat FavouritismExists

Sir,-Whyisitthatin manyCatholicschoolsthere isamarkedtendencyto showfavouritismtothe childrenofthemoreaffluentclass?Thereare,of course,honourableexceptions,butthetrendisvery noticeable.

Thechildrenofbookmakers,publicansandothers arealmostinvariablytreatedwithfarmoreconsiderationthanthechildrenof labourers.Thisisunjust, snobbish,contemptibleand altogetherun-Christlike.

Itisallverywelltotalk andwritesentimentally aboutthe"littleIrish(or anyothernationality) motherwithher"tenlittle stepsandstairs."Thefact isshejustisn'tinitwith herladyshipwiththe"lonelyonly,"the"pigeonpair," orthereallycolossalfamily ofthree.Neitherarethe littlebowyangsintherace withherladyship'soffspring.

Childrenofthelessprivilegedclassesareoftenseverelypunishedfortrifling misdemeanoursforwhich MissorMasterPoshwould receiveamildscoldingat themost.

ManycarelessCatholics, manypersonsirretrievably losttotheFaith,arethe resultofunjusthandlingin Catholicschools.Thereare manyreligiousteacherswho havemuchtoanswerfor.

of abouttheSacramenttheywere toreceive. TheOctoberdevotions, conductedbytheV.Rev.F. E.Hope,Adm.,followed. BishopGoody,assistedby FatherMcKennaasdeacon, andFatherPhelanassubdeacon,gavePontifical BenedictionoftheBlessed Sacrament,thehymnsof whichweresungbytheentirecongregation

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OnOctober14,atSubiaco, lovingmotherofAnne, Maisie,Nance,JackandPat. Requiescatinpace.

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Ofyourcharity,prayfor thehappyreposeofthesoul ofVincentNoonan,R.A.A.F., killedOctober15,1942.

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HisGracetheArchbishopof Melbourne,MostRev.D. Mannix,D.D.,LL.D.,celebrated,onOct.6,the40th. anniversaryofhisepiscopal consecration.Onthatday, in1912,atSt.Patrick'sCollege,Maynooth,hisGrace wasconsecratedCoadjutor tothelateArchbishopof Melbourne,MostRev. ThomasCarr,withtheright ofsuccession,byhisEminencethelateCardinal Logue,inthepresenceofa distinguishedgatheringof prelates,clergyandprominentlaity. Since1903,Dr.Mannix hadbeenpresidentofthe greatseminary,andbefore thatamemberofthefaculty.HewasborninRathluirc(thenCharleville),Co. Cork,onMarch4,1864,and waseducatedbytheSisters ofMercy,attheChristian Brothers'schoolinCharlevileandatSt.Colman's, Fermoy,beforegoingonto'. Maynooth.Hewasordained onJune8,1890. HisGracearrivedin MelbourneonEasterSunday,March23,1913,and shortlyafterwardswentto resideatSt.Mary's,West Melbourne.Hesucceededto theSeeonMay6,1917.

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OnewondershowOurDivineLordregardstheirsnobberyandunkindnessto thosewhoarepoorinthe goodsofthisworld.-Yours, etc., INNOCENTBYSTANDER.

EDINBURGH,Scotland (NC.)-Forthefirsttime in400years,theBlessed SacramenthasbeenreservedinthechapelofNewbattleAbbeyhere,onceaCistercianfoundationandnow housingScotland'sfirst adulteducationcollege. Theoccasionwasthe FourthAnnualSummer SchoolofCatholicProfessionalWorkers.

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Hismother,Mrs.CatherineFlanagan,diedinEnnis, CountyClare,Ireland,the previousweek.

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