ACathedralpackedwithpeople,andatumultuouscrowdon thewharfatFremantle,gaveawarmwelcomeandagayfarewell totheAustralianNationalPilgrimagetoLourdeswhenthe "Strathmore"passedthroughFremantleonSundaylast,April13.
OnApril13,UniversitySunday,aspecial MasswasheldforCatholicgraduatesand undergraduatesinthechapelofSt.Thomas MoreCollege.Theacademicprocessioninto thechapelwasledbymembersoftheUniversitystaff,followedbygraduatesandthen undergraduates.
TheMasswasaMissa Cantata,celebratedbythe V.Rev.C.P.Finn,S.J., rectorofthecollege.The singingwasledbythe MarianSingers,conducted byMr.B.O'Leary.
Thesermonwaspreached byRt.Rev.MonsignorMcMahon.(SeePage4.)
AttheOffertory,there wasatwofoldprocession. First,thebreadandwine, whichweretobeconsecratedattheMass,were broughttothealtarsecond, studentsfromthevarious facultiescarryingtextbooks cameinprocessiontothe sanctuarywherethebooks werelaid,symbolisingthe consecrationofstudiesto God.
fulbuthadsomeunfortunateby-products.Inthe mindsofmanyCatholics grewupa"defensive"mentalityandthefalseimpressionthatthelaityhadno activeparttoplayinthe Church.'
Tocounterthis,recent Popeshadspokenmuchof thedutyofthelaymanto takepartinapostolicwork. Themodernstressonthe doctrineoftheMystical Bodywasalsodoingmuch tocorrectfalseattitudes.
AfterdisembarkingfromAt5p.m.the"Strath-givenbytheboys'band theshipthe700orsopil-more"leftFremantleandafromClontarfBoys'Town grimsgatheredatSt.Mary'slargeandexcitedcrowdwhichledthecrowdinsingCathedralforSolemnHighgatheredonthewharf.Theingappropriatehymns. Massat11a.m. scenewasgaywithbrightlyHisEminencetheCarHisEminence,Normancolouredstreamersanddinalsmiledandwaved ThomasCardinalGilroy,happywithlaughterandfromthebridgeasthegreat ArchbishopofSydney,whocheering. linerturnedmajestically istheleaderofthepil-Amagnificenttouchwasandsailedintothesunset. grimage,presidedatthe Mass,whichwascelebrated byHisLordshipBishopRaf-
ferty,AuxiliarytoHis GracetheArchbishopof Perth.
InthesanctuarywereHis GracetheArchbishop(the MostRev.R.Prendiville) HisLordshipDr.Norton, BishopofBathurst,amemberofthepilgrimage,and Rt.Rev.Mgr.A.R.E. Thomaswhoisthemanager.
Inabriefbuteloquent addressHisGracetheArchbishopwelcometheCardinalandthepilgrims,and wishedGod'sblessingon theirjourney.
"Itismostfitting,"he said,"thatthislastfunctionofthepilgrimageto Lourdes,beforeitsdeparturefromAustralianshores, shouldtakeplaceina Cathedralwhichwasthe firstinAustralia,andone ofthefirstintheworld,to bededicatedtotheImmaculateConceptionafterthe solemndefinitionofthe dogma."
Thebeautifulsingingof theCathedralchoirunder thebatonofRev.P.McCuddenandthejoyousringingoftheCathedralcarillongavecolourtotheceremonywhichconcludedwith thesingingofthe"Itinerarium"bythestudentsfrom St.Charles'Seminarywho wereinattendance.
TheceremonieswereunderthedirectionoftheV. Rev.J.P.Wilkinson,C.M., rectorofSt.Charles'Seminary.
Manyamongthevastcongregationwhosoughteven standingroomintheCathedralwerevisiblymovedby theimpressivefunction.
Thewinneroftheprizeforthehighest score(645)in"Tot-Em-Up"No.4was:
MRS.C.SMITH,21 Woodsome-st.,Mt.Lawley. Shewillreceive£16.
Twodead-heatedforthe lowestscore(34)andwill sharetheprizeof£8.They are:
W.SCHOCRER,5Crabbed.,Norseman,andF.P. MULLUMBY,Mundaring Weir.
Readersentering"TotEm-Up"areadvisedtoread thenewconditionscarefully asconsiderablereadjustmentshavebeenmade.
OnthefirstSundayinMay,SouthPerth parishwillholdits27thMayprocession. Neverhasitbeenabandonedsinceitsinception.Itistheoldestparish'MayprocessionintheArchdiocese.
HisLordshipBishopRaffertywillcarrytheMonstranceandtheassistants atthethronewillbethe Rev.Mgr.J.T.McMahon andtheRt.Rev.Mgr.E. Sullivan. Thethreefairdaughters oftheMotherChurchofSt. Columba'sarecomingled bytheir Thepriests. Rev.J.Caarmody,of ManningParkwillbedeacon;theRev.T.Linnaneof Comowillbesub-deacon; theRev.E.J.Powerand theRev.P.McCuddenof Kensington,willbethe M.C.TheRev.J.McGilli-
cuddyofKensington,will bestoledeaconandthe Rev.J.ChaunceywillconducttheMariansingersand directtheprocessional hymnsanddevotions.
Theprocessionwillbegin at3p.m.,and,ofcourse, ourunbrokenrecordwill hold-therewillbeno rainfrom3to4.30p.m.
Thisyear,inhonourof theLourdesCentenary,the specialsermonwillbeon Lourdesandwillbe preachedbyRev.Fr.FinbarrWalsh.Therewillalso beablessingofthesick.
AfterMass,HisEminence CardinalGilroy,accompaniedbyBishopNortonof Bathurst,wasbroughtto thechapelbyHisGracethe Archbishop.
Inhisshortaddress,His Eminencesaidthathewas delightedtobeabletospeak totheNewmansocietyof WesternAustralia.
TheSydneygraduatesand undergraduateshadtold himhowenjoyableand profitabletheyhadfound theU.C.F.A.conference heldatAquinasandSanta Mariacolleges.
HethankedtheW.A. Newmansocietyforthe hospitalitytheyhadextendedandassuredthemofa warmwelcomeinSydney nextJanuarywhereasimilarconferenceistobeheld. AllthenkneltwhileHis Eminencegavethemhis blessing.
Breakfastfollowedinthe Universityrefectory.Mr. B.Sutherland,presidentof theundergraduateNewman society,introducedMr.D. Cullity,B.Sc.,whospoke on"TheLaymaninthe Church."
Theword"lay,"Mr.Cullitysaid,wasderivedfrom theGreek.IntheOldTestament,itwasusedtodesignatethepeopleofGodas distinctfromtheGentiles; inthefirstfourcenturies A.D,itstoodfortheChristianpeopleasdistinctfrom thenon-baptised. The modernmeaning,inwhich itstoodforonlypartof theChurch,wastherefore differentfromtheancient one. AllCatholicsweremembersoftheChurchand therebyunitedtoGod.The Church,however,wasnot justacommunityofbelievers;ithadalsoahierarchicalstructure.Atthe Reformation,thatstructure hadbeenbitterlyattacked andforseveralcenturies
LikeallCatholics,the laymanwascalledtoperfection,tosanctifyhimself, buthewascalledtoper- fectionwithinthecircumstancesofhisstateinlife. Hewasnotcalledtoforsake theworldbuttoliveinthe midstofitandbringthe worldtoChrist. Asaintwholivedina monastery,therefore,could notbeaveryexactmodel foralayman.Heneeded rathertheexampleofa manlikeSt.ThomasMore, lawyer,publicfigure,father ofafamily.
ForthefirsttimeinhistorytheChurchhada numerouseducatedCatholic laityinmanycountriesof theworld.Thislaityshould realiseitsresponsibilites wthregardtopersonalsanctificationandthe-apostolate. Therewasworkinthe twentiethcenturywhich onlyitcoulddo. AvoteofthankstoMr. CullitywaspassedbyMr. J.Toohey,L.L.B.,acting presidentofthegraduate divisionoftheNewman society.
Theorganisationofthe Massandbreakfastwasin thehandsofacommittee oftheundergraduateNewmansociety.
ThisShrineofOurLady ofPerpetualSuccourwas recentlydonatedtothenew St.Paul'sChurch,Mt.Lawley,byMrs.IreneDorman inmemoryofherlatehusband,LeslieCyrilDoman whodiedinOct.last.. Thebeautifulflowertrough ontheShrineisthework ofafriendoftheDornan familyandwasdonatedby themakerandhisfamily inperpetuationoftheirpast friendshipandesteem.
Ronnersreuth,Germany, April5:ThereseNeumann, famedGermanstigmatist, againsufferedtheagonies oftheCrucifixionhereon GoodFridayforseveral hours.
Asinpastyears,crowds ofthefaithfulstreamed intothisBavarianvillage despiteheavyrains.Some 3,000visitors,amongthem manypriests,filedpastthe stigmatist'sbedwhileshe wasinatrance.
FatherJosephNaber,the villagepastor,explainedthe spiritualsignificanceofher visions.
Manypeoplenoticedthe bloodflowingfreelyfrom the.eyesandheadwounds ofThereseNeumann,who willbe60yearsoldApril 9.
WillBeOpenedByHisGrace
TheOblatesofMaryImmaculatecordially invitealltojointhemnextSundayatLesmurdieincommemoratingthecentenaryof OurLactk'sappearancesatLourdes.Their LourdesMonasterywillbededicatedtoOur LadyImmaculateofLourdes,andwillbe officiallyopenedbyHisGracetheArchbishoponSundaynext.
At3.15p.m.therewillbe aMarianprocessionfrom theSt.Brigid'scollege grottotothemonastery grounds.ALourdes'tableau,featuringthecombined choirsoftheMercySisters' schoolswillfollowduring whichthestatueofOur hadtobestoutlydefebded. Thedefencewassuccess-16
LadyofLourdeswillbeunveiled. HisGracewillthendedicatethemonastery.Solemn HighMasswillbecerebratedat4.15withHisGrace presiding.TheSt.Brigid's collegewillsingDomMoreno'sNinthMass.
PAGETWO
TheXaverianCluban-theClaremontshowgrounds nouncesforthcomingfuns-commencingat7.45p.m. tionsasfollows:-Week-TheXaverianClubisa endcampatPointPeron.socialclubforsingleCathoTimesfordeparturewillbeliesover23years.Enquiries Carswillbeleavingfromregardingmembershipmay therailwaystation(Perth)behadbycontactingthe secretary,MissL.Watts,la Learoyd-street,Mt.Lawley after6p.m.(Tel.UA4450) at7.30p.m.onThursday, April24andat10a.m.on
Friday,April25.ForinformationregardsweekendspleaseringWM1175 after5p.m.
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TheC.B.C.OldBoys'HockeyClublast SundayfieldedthreeteamsintheFremantle hockeycarnivalandtheAgradeside,which finishedrunner-uptoPerthlooksasthough itwill,behardtobeatduringtheseason, whichcommencesonSaturday.
MembersoftheCatholic Women'sLeagueexecutive willmeetattheCatholic CentreonThursday,April 24at10.30a.m.
Acardafternoonhasbeen arrangedfor2p.m.on Thursday,April24EAthe CatholicCentre.South Perthbranchwillbethe hostesses.
TheNedlandsbranchwill holdacardeveningon Monday,April28at8p.m. intheTennisClubrooms, Reserve-street,Claremont.
Pietrasanta,Italy,April 5:ThenotedAmerican priest-sculptor,Dominican FatherThomasMcGlynn, hascompletedastatueof OurLadyofFatimabased onadescriptionofSister Lucy,solesurvivorofthe threechildrentowhomOur Ladyappearedthere.
FatherMcGlynnwillaccompany'thestatuetoPortugalbyshiponApril12 afteritsfinalexhibitionin Italy.Thestatuewillbe installedoverthedoorof theFatimabasilica.
CHIROPRACTORandMASSEUR 199OXFORDSTREET,LEEDERVILLE BJ3950.
Thuraday,April17,..11168
TanCalfand Black Suede.
TheteamconsistedofalthoughthemovewassucKernshawdeCourtenay,cessfultoacertaindegree DennisTobin,Gordon,Eric andJulianPearce,Maurice Foley,LaurieHoward,K. Carton,PaulTanham,John MetcalfeandBobStilwell.
PerthdefeatedC.B.C.2-1 inthefinalafterextratime hadbeenplayed.Eric PearcescoredC.B.C.'sgoal.
DennisTobinplayedconsistentlythroughouttheday anditlookspossiblethathe willdisplaceLaurieHales intheAlside.Dennishas goodstickworkandball controlandonSunday showedplentyofspeed.
JulianPearcewasingood formandhisstickworkand cleverplayamazedspectatorsaswellastheopposition.
GordonandEricPearce, mainscorersfortheside, arefastmovingintotop formandtheirpassingand goalscoringshotsleftthe oppositngbacksflatfooted onseveraloccasions.
KershawdeCourtenay wasintheforwardlineand
Kershawisindispensablein thefullbackposition.
MaurieFoleyandPaul, Tanhamplayedinthefull backpositionandduringthe dayonlyonegoalwas scored.Theyrepeatedly brokeupforwards'scoring moves.
PaulTanhamseemsto havestrongclaimstoa positionintheAlsideand BobStidwell,thegoalkeeper,wholastyearplayedtwogamesinthetop sideseemslikelytohavea permanentpositioninthe teamthisyear.
Heshowedgoodanticipationandclearedwellwith somewelljudgedkicking onSunday.
KevinCartonplayedgood hockeythroughoutthecarnivalandwasunfortunate tcputtwofingersoutof jointinthefinalgame.He willbeavailableforSaturday'sfixtures.
GoodPerformers
LaurieHowardfurther enhancedhischancesfora placeintheAlsidewith agooddisplay.JohnMetcalfewasoutoftouchin earlygamesbutlaterwas approachingtopform.
Itseemslikelythatthis teamwillrepresenttheclub intheAlfixtureswhich commenceSaturday.
InthesecondgradeNeil Doyleplayedverywellat insiderightandifheshould bedroppedfromthefirst game,hewillbepressing forre-inclusionintheside.
Otherstoperformwellin othergradeswereJohnOsborne,BrianSadler,Kevin Rartin,"Binki"Collins,Ron Walker.
Therehasbeengreatimprovementintheattendancesattrainingoverthe pasttwoweeksandMr. Anthonyhascommenceda sixNveeks'physicaltraining programme.
MembersatlastSunday's carnivalfelttheneedof regulartrainingandplayers whoarenotfitforthe gameswillproveahindrance.
There'scenturiesoftraditionbehindeverystitchofthese fineimportedEnglishShoes-broughttoyoubyEZY'S. alwaysforemostinfinerfootwearforMen.
Featherweightstitchedmoccasinwithfancyembossedtopsandsides,and soledwithfamous''supolite 54"microcellularsoling whichdefiestine,wear anddamp.Obtainablein blackorantiquetancalf 72/6.Ezysalsohavethis shoeinplainplumcalf; strongweltedsolidcrepe
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OnEasterMondaymorningattheChurch oftheHolyCross,Kensington,PamelaJoy O'NeillandMichaelJamesWoodfordwere joinedinHolyMatrimonyfollowedbyNuptialMass. TheRev.J.Russelofficiated,assistedbytheRev.E. J.Power,therecentlyappointedparishpriest.
MembersoftheCathedral boys'choirconductedbythe Rev.P.McCuddensang beautifullyduringtheMass. andMissF.McDowell playedtheorganaccompaniment. Thebrideisthedaughter ofJohnLawrenceandEllen O'Neillof35Campbellstreet,SouthPerth.She wasdressedinamodelsatin brocadegownpatterned withlilyofthevalley,cut onclassiclinesfeaturing shorttrainandbillowing twillshortveilwithcoronetoflilyofthevalley. Shewasaccompaniedby hertwinsisters,Bernadette andMargaretAnnas bridesmaids,dressedalike
Monreale,Italy.-ItalianForeignMinisterGiuseppePella,inaspeechdelivered inthisSiciliancity,praisedtheworkof HisHolinessPopePiusXIItowardfurtheringaunifiedandpeacefulinternationallife.
"TheteachingsoftheVicarofChrist,"hesaid, "havealwaysbeendirectedwithextremesteadfastnessandeffectivenesstowardthesafeguardingofpeaceinjusticeandfreedom.
"Hehasappealedforexternalpeaceonthe internationallevel,buthehasalsoappealedfor internalpeace thatsocialpeacewhichremovesthemotivesforunrest."
Mr.Pellagaveparticularemphasistothepapal Christmasmessagesof1953and1954inwhich thePopespokeinfavourofaunitedEuropefor co-ordinatedandeffectiveactionintheinternationalfield.
Djakarta,Indonesia, March21:Accordingtounconfirmedreportsreceived herethreeCatholicnuns werekilledduringaGovernmentairraidonthe rebel-heldcityofMenado onCelebesIsland. Detailsastothenamesof thenunsandhowtheywere killedareunavailabledue toabreakdownincommunicationsbetweenMenado andtherestofIndonesia.
TheCongregationofJesus, MaryandJosephistheonly
inbuttercupflocknylondesignedonprincesslines, hatstotoneandfanscoveredwithbuttercupflowers.
ThebridewasalsoassistedbyMissH.O'Neillina naturalshadelinensuit withlightfawnaccessories.
Thereceptionwasheldat theHotelComo,where50 guestswerereceivedbythe bride'smotherdressedin beigefrockandhatwith accessoriestomatch.Mrs. F.Daleassistedinmulberry shadeensemble.
ThebridegroomgraduatedinArtslastyearandhas beentransferredtoCanberraintheCommonwealth PublicServiceCommissioner'soffice.Thebridal coupleleftfortheEastern StatespertrainonWednesdayevening.
communityofnunsknown tobeworkinginthatcity. Menadoisthecapitalofthe islandandisalsotheSee cityofBishopNicolaasVerhoeven,M.S.C.,VicarApostolicforthe42,000Catholics ontheisland.
Thesamereportalsosaid thatasmallCatholichospitalinPadangontheisland ofSumatrawasdamagedby abombardmentfromthe Indonesianfleet.Padangis therebelcapitalofSumatra.
marriedto
PamelaFellingerwas Norman LamontbytheRev.P.McCuddenatthe ChurchoftheHolyCross,Kensington,on April7.
'FhebrideistheeldestShecarriedabouquetof daughterofMr.andMrs.cyclamen-tintedorchidand E.Fellingerof22Gweny-whiteroses. fret-rdSouthPerth. Thebridesmaids,Yvonne
ThebridegroomisthesonFellinger(sisterofthe ofMrs.andthelateMr.bride)andAnnHuman JamesofBelfast,NorthIre-werefrockedrespectively land. ingreyspottednylonover
Thebride'sfrockwasa bodiceoftulleandlacewith motifsfromthelaceappliquedonthetulleandneckline.
Duringthepastfewmonths,twoyoungHolyn,wcass
saidpt. asladies, Father Mass
tensity. Spurredonbythespiri- tualpowerhouseofSaint
NewmanBallladies,postulantsinSt.Joseph'sNovitiate,sistedbyRev.Fr.Grant Newmansocietyaffairs (brotherea)otfo N.S.W.Mwahr attheUniversityareoftheApparition. receivedthehabitoftheSistersofSt.Joseph growinginscopeandintersmadeatertianshipofu'SewtoPerthfortheoccaMissEileenLeyden,eldestpeaceful 30daysandfoundthe P andsion.Asecondbrother, daughterofMrs.andthebeautifulsurroundingsofRev.BrotherGrantof lateMr.F.Leyden,ofMecasaGooseberryHillidealforChristianBrothers,Frekeringwasclothed thepreciousweekspreceed-mantle,alsoattended. ThomasMorecollegeun-novice,receivingasher dergraduatesandgraduatesReligiousnameSt.Marymgthebigevent. BenedictionoftheBlessed areabletomorefullytakeVeronica. MuchprayeranddeepSacramentconcludedthe thoughtweregivenbytheceremonyapparentlyso partintheuniversitylifeMissKathleenDownes, andthelifeofthechurch.fifthdaughterofMr.andtertianstotheimportantsimple,butyetsoprofound. NewmanBallwillbeheldMrs.T.DownesofCoorowsteptheyweretotake.TheThemusicwasrenderedby inWinthropHallonThurs-receivedtheholyhabiton finaltendaysweredevotedSt.Joseph'schoir,Freday,April24. March22,andwithitthetoafullretreatpreachedmantle.TheRev.Fr.K. Newmansocietyhas300name,Sr.MaryEymard. bytheRev.W.Honan,DuffvofMountBarkerand WithfriendsandOnbothoccasions V. CSS.R.whoseinspiringtheRev.Dr.Kiernan(chap- members.relatives theyhopetopackRev.J.Sullivan,O.M.I. talksandkindlyadvicelain)werealso.presentin weregreatlyappeciated.theSanctuary. WinthropHallfortheirofficiatedandtheoccasional socialeventoftheyear.'sermonsweregivenbytheCATHOLICSGRADUATE
ElevendebutantsfromRev.T.Ryan,O.M.I.andby facultiesofartsandsciencetheRev.T.Coakley,C.M.I. AmongthosewhograduatedattheUniandtheteachers'trainingrespectively. versityonApril10were: collegeswillbepresentedTheparents,relativesandBachelorofA PBur Bachelor of Science
totheChascellor,Mr.A.J.friendsoftheyoungsovicesrows,MissM.Connaughton, Reid. werepresentintheconventMissJ.Daly-Smith,V.Di LynetteMakingtheirdebutare:chapelduringtheceremony, Costello,Ireneandafterwardswereenter-Lollo,P.Kovesi,MissJ. Goerke,JillHawthorne,tamed'byRev.MotherandLilley,J.Malone,MissM. AnneHenshaw,Glenyscommunity. Maslen,N.Monet,MissM. Morse,B.O'Sullivan,B. Horsfal,MaureenLissiman,1InJanuary,twoSistersShanahan. SusanneMaslen,Margaretpronouncedtheirfinalvows Pinnock,MargaretRintoul,intheconventchapelatMasterofArts:E.Watt. SandraRoutledge,HelenMary'sMount,KalamundaBachelorofLaws:M. Staples. '-Sr.MaryGemma,onlyBoylson,M.Cullity,K. "SedContra,"Newman'sdaughterofMr.andMrs.Hammond. newssheet,keepsmembersE.GrantofNorthamandBachelorofEducation:E. intouchwiththesociety'sSr.AnnMarie,twin(laugh-Watt. doings. terofMr.andMrs.HughesBachelorofScience:Miss
IntheAprilissue,presi-ofNortham. P.Raven,MissK.VolldentBernieSutherlandsaysPriortothis,theseSis-precht. theNewmansocietyisa societyfortheLayApostolate.Itsworkmustbedone bythemember.Thereare twochaplainstogiveguidanceandadviceandan executivetoseethejobof theLayApostolateruns smoothly.
Thefirsttermprogramme pinkandmauvespottedincludesadanceeach month,twogeneralmeet- nylonoverblue,withfullings,asummerand,4winveils. lengthfrocksandshorttercame,atalk,Masses Mr.H.Holmanwasbestandthedailyrosary.
AnoverskirtoflacewasmanandMr.G.Human wornoveraveryfullcrino-presidedatthereception lineskirtoftulledeeplywherethebride'sparents frilled. receivedsome70guests.
IntheUniversityexaminationsheldat theendof1957,thefollowingprizeswere wonbyresidentsofSt.ThomasMoreCollege.
VincentDiLollo:H.L.JosephMonaghan:ConFowlerPrizeinPsychology.vocationPrize.
MarkPalandri:LadyLeonardGardiner:Lady JamesPrizeinChemistryJamesPrizeinPhysical 1:WeatherburnPrizeinScience;WilsmorePrizein Mathematics. Chemistry;J.A.Wood MemorialPrize.
KoreanPriestsStudentFellowshipsat theSydneyUniversityof Seoul,Korea:Theordina-TechnologyandtheGordon tionofeightKoreansemi-InstituteofTechnologywere narianstothepriesthoodawardedtoMessrs.L.GarbringsthetotalnumberofdinerandJ.BevanrespecKoreanprieststo223. tively.Theyhavenow BishopPaulRo,Vicartakenupthesepositions. ApostolicofSeoul,ordainedAHackettScholarship sixeoftheyoungmen.wasawardedtoMr.J.MedBishopJohnSye,Vicardemmen.ACSIR.O.OverApostolicofTaiku,ordainedseasPostgraduateStudenttwo. shipwasalsoawardedto InadditiontoKorea's223Mr.J.D.Donnelly,who priests,therearealsofourplanstospendatleasttwo nativebishopsinthenoun-yearsattheUniversityof trv.threeforeignbishopsOxfordforthestudyof and163foreignpriests. Mathematics.
8ASSENDEANBAKERY, BAKERandPASTRYCOOK,etc. "Fl,tTX112S WESTROAD,BASSENDIAN
Inadditiontothesememberscanjoindiscussion groupswhichaimtogetat therootofProblemsthat ariseinthefullerlivingof aCatholicintellectuallife.
Morefreshersarewanted tojointhestudygroups.
Vienna:BishopLeoArkfeld.S.V.D.,VicarApostolic ofWewak,NewGuinea, willsoonhaveanewaeronlanetomaketherounds ofhismissionterritory, thankstoanAustrian Catholicyouthgroup.
Recentlythenewspaperof 'heAustrianCatholicYouth Organisation,DieWende (TheTurn),publishedan -ditorialexplainingthatthe Bishopneedsanewplane tocoverthemorethan 12,000squaremilesofhis vicariate.
Contributions started pouringintothenewspaper's offices.Amongthosewho contributedwereAustrian PresidentAdolfSchaerfand ChancellorJuliusRaab. Austrianfarmchildrencontributed,asdidschoolchildrenandadultfarmhands.
TheeditorsofDieWende plantopurchaseasmall two-seaterplaneforthe Bishopintheverynear future. itr
(hons.):J.Bevan,N.Daly, E.Della,D.Donnelly,J. Kordis,F.Lincoln.
BachelorofEngineering: J.Cawley,J.Keating,L. Winthrop.
BachelorofEngineering (hens.):G.Halvorsen.
BachelororDental Science(hons.):J.Carroll, Mrs.Kovesi,J.Lane,P. Newton.
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LourdesCentenaryYear1858.1958
TheOblatesofMaryImmaculate
Respectfullyinviteyoutothe BLESSINGandOFFICIALOPENING oftheir
LourdesMonastery,Lesmurdie (DirectlyoppositeSt.Brigid'sCollege)on
SUNDAY,APRIL20,1958
HisGrace,theArchbishop,willblessandopentheMonasteryandwilllaterpreside attheSolemnHighMassofThanksgiving.
PROGRAMME:
3.15p.m.:MarianProcessionfromCollegeGrottotoMonasteryGrounds.
3.30p.m.:LourdesTableauwithCombinedChoirsofSistersofMercySchools. UnveilingofStatueofOurLadyofLourdesinoutdoorniche.
3.45p.m.:BlessingandopeningofLourdesMonasterybyHisGrace,the Archbishop.
4.15p.m.:SolemnHighMassofThanksgivinggatwhichHisGracewillpreside. MusicofMassbytheSt.Brigid'sCollegeChoir.
PraisedbeJesusChristandMaryImmaculate.
MakethispleasantafternooninLesniurdleapilgrimagetoOurLadyofLourdes' Monastery,andpartofyourthankstoMaryInthisCentenaryYear.
Thursday,April17,1958
OnNewmanSunday,theRt.Rev.Mgr.J. T.McMahon,M.A.,Ph.D.,H.Dip.Ed.,reviewedthefoundationanddevelopmentof theNewmanSocietywhichhadledfinally totheestablishmentofaCatholicUniversity College.
Graduates,undergraduates Teachers'Collegestudents, andtheirrelativesand friends,areinvitedtothe annualballoftheNewman societyoftheUniversityof WesternAustraliawhich willtakeplaceinWinthrop HallonThursday,April24.
Dancingwillbefrom8 p.m.to2a.m.anddebutanteswillbepresentedat 9.15p.m.
Ticketsareavailableat theofficeoftheGuildof Undergraduates,theUniversityofW.A.,Pelligrinis andNicholson's.
OnPalmSundaythe ChurchcameofageacademicallyinthisState,with theofficialopeningofSt. ThomasMorecollege.Tome thatwasthemostsignificantthingthathashappenedinthe38yearsthatI havebeeninW.A.
In1924,inaclassroom intheoldUniversityinIrwin-street,wheretheChildren'sCourtsitstoday,I hadthehonourofestablishingtheNewmanSociety oneofwhoseaimswasthe buildingofaresidential collegewithintheUniversity.
OnPalmSunday,aday oftriumph,thatdreamcame true,thathopewasrealised, thatprayerwasanswered. Andwenowhavetakenour properplacewithinthe University.Wehavecome tostayonthecampusasa memberoftheUniversity family.
Thatwearewelcomewas apparentfromthesplendid representationoftheSenate andfacultiesattheopening.Andatthelastmeeting oftheSenatetheChancellormovedavoteofwelcometoSt.ThomasMore collegeandcomplimented usonourdignifiedandenjoyableceremony.
THECRAWLEYSITE
Thetemporarybuildings onIrwin-streetservedtheir usefulpurposeuntilthe Universitycametothe Crawleysite,whichhasno equalinAustralia,and,in myopinion,hasbutone rival-LelandStandford UniversityinCalifornia, whichisalsobuiltinmissionstyle.
Thenawindfallfrom abovefellupontheUniversityintheformoftheHackettbequestwhichbuiltthe firstbuildings,theWinthrop Hall,andourfriendly neighbour,St.George'sCollege.
Hackettwasbornand educatedinDublin,theson ofaChurchofIrelandparson.HecametoKalgoorlie withthegoldrush,gotinterestedinnewspaperwork, cametoPerthandeventuallybought"TheWest Australia"anditsproducts.
Whenhediedjustbefore WorldWar1,hisestatewas carefullyhusbandedbyhis executor,SirAlfredLangley,whomtheUniversity honourswithatabletfinely wroughtinmosaicinthe foyertoWinthropHall.
Thismanhadvision enoughtobuynewspaper supplieswhichcarriedhis companyrightthroughthe war.Theestatewaseventuallysoldandrealised £600,000.
In1934IreceivedaGovernmentappointmenttothe Senateandoninstruction fromArchbishopClune,who hadagreatinterestina UniversityCollege,applied forasite.TheSenate grantedusfiveacresand madeoverthissitetoNewmanCollegeasitwasfirst nominated.
Indeferencetothewishes ofthegreatrectorofNewmanCollege,Melbourne, FatherJeremiahMurphy, wealteredthenametoSt. ThomasMore,recommendedbyourArchbishop,and ineverysenseanappropriateandinspiringname.
asourpeopledidnotrealise theneedofaresidentialcollege.Mostoftheparishes hadtheirownheavycommitmentsinchurchand schoolbuildingprogrammes.
fromearthtoskyinadorationandhearingGod's blessingsbacktoearth.
Ourpeopleasalways, oncetheysawtheneed, gavegenerously;toouraid alsocamedonationsfrom ournon-Catholicwellwishers.
Ascendingfrombelowup throughthecoatofarmsis theCrosstoassureusthat GodtheFather,Whocreatedtheearth,sun,moon,and stars,sentHisownDivine Sontoredeemus,andfrom thembothcametheHoly Spirittosanctifyus.
Thearchitectswerecommissionedtoplanamodern buildingasthecostofcontinuingtheUniversitystyle wasprohibitive.Atfirstthe collegewastreatedasan uglyducklingamidthe gracefulswansoftheUniversity.Somehintedthat itwasanannextoSt. George'sCollege.
Buttodaytheuglyducklinghasgrownintoaswan andbidsfairtoattractmore attentionthanherolder sisters.ProfessorStephenson,aworldauthority,has fullyapproved.TwovisitingVice-Chancellors broughtbacktotheirUniversitiesatManchesterand VancouverplansoftheCollegetoimitate.
Thenewengineering schoolhasfollowedasimilarpatternandtheWomen's Collegehasdecidedona likedesign.
Sowestartedsomething andourarchitects,HendersonandThompson,areto becongratulatedontheir courageandinitiative.May weneverceasetothank MonsignorMossofNedlandsforthischapelwhich ishisgift.
THECHAPELWINDOWS
Thefirststainedglass window,thatofSt.Thomas More,wasdedicatedtothe memoryofthefirstArchbishopofPerth,Dr.Clune, byhislife-longfriendSir J.D.Connolly,K.S.G.Sir JameswasaCabinetMinisterinW.A.andlaterits Agent-GeneralinLondon, wherehestilllives.
Thesecondworldwarand thesubsequentbuildingrestrictionsdelayedourhopes. Butsomefewyearsagoour lArchbishop,withsupernaturalconfidenceandinspiredleadershipdecided ,thattheChurchcouldnot affordtolosethissite,as theSenatehadputatime limitonitsgrant,andappointedasmallcommittee headedbyBishopGoody, hisauxiliaryatthetime, toappealineveryparish throughouttheArchdiocese. Itwasatoughassignment
Theseventriplelightson theeastsideneededwindowsofdeepcolouringto facethestrongeasternsun. RichardKing,ofDublin, wascommissionedtocreate thesewindowsandwhata happychoiceisapparentin thethreewindowsnowin place!
LastsummerIvisitedhis studioveryoftentowatch, and,indeed,topraywith him,ashemadethewindow totheHolySpirit.
WiththeUniversity motto"SeekWisdom"beforehimasachallenge,he soughtaninterpretationof themissionoftheHoly Ghostthatwouldinspire facultyandstudentsintheir pursuitoftruthtolivethe motto"SeekWisdom."
Thisisawindowtoteach.
Ourredemptionandsanctificationaremadepossible throughthesacrificeofthe Cross;andunlessthereis sacrifice,freelyacceptedand gladlybornebyallwithin thisUniversity,theidealof "SeekWisdom"willevade professorsandstudents.
NowthatwehaAcome ofagetheChurchexpects fromyouthatyoubenot satisfiedwithjustgetting throughandsinkinginto theoblivionofmediocrities.
Iffromthiscrowded chapelbutonebecamea scholarthentheexpenseof thiscollegeandchapel wouldbefullyrepaid. ThroughtheHolySpiritno oneneedremainamediocrity.
ASPIRITUALVISION
Thefoundingfathersof thisUniversityhadvision spiritualandprophetic whentheysettheidealof "SeekWisdom"beforethis youngseatoflearning.
Inthisourlaboratoryage whenexperimentsandresearchareextendingthe frontiersofknowledgeand deepeningitscontent,there isadangerthatspiritual values,whichcannotbe seenunderamicroscope, mayberelegatedtoaminor placeinthemindsofprofessorsandstudents.
TheUniversitymotto challengesustoseekwisdom,forawiseheartmeans moreintheconductoflife thanjustacleverhead. WisdomisfromGodand nomaniswiseunlesshe goesonhiskneesand humblyseekstheguidance andco-operationofthe HolySpirit.Australiaisa landdedicatedtotheHoly Spiritandassuchhasa specialclaimonHimto illumineourmindsthatwe mayseeclearlyandthatHe maybe"alampuntoour feet"sothatwemaywalk Hispaths. Itisanobleinheritance forourUniversitytohave suchanidealas''SeekWisdom,"forwisdomisthe firstandmostpreciousgift oftheHolySpirit.
Cheapest,strongestandeasiesttoinstalNONCORRODING,.NON-TAINTINGpipeforpermanentreticulationandirrigation!Dicon"K" TypeistheonlyplasticpipewhichC.S.I.R.O. saysisimmunetotermiteattack.
Maximumsafeworkingpressure100P.S.I.allpipeandfittingsbeingtestedto500P.S.I. therebyallowingthe5to1safetyfactorconsiderednecessaryfor100lbs.safeworking pressure.
YoucanreallysavemoneywhenyouuseDicon "K"typepipesandfittings.
IRRIGATIONENGINEERS,PerthandFremantle
Itisnotforthequickand rapideye,No,itprovokes thought,awindowthatwill repaythequiet,unhurried visitbyhelpingonetothink intheheart.RichardKing createdthiswindowonhis knees,anditisonourknees thatweshouldapproachit.
TheThreePersonsofthe BlessedTrinityaretherein thesymbolofatriangle whichisclearlyseenreachingfromtheearthtoinfinity.GodtheFatheris representedbyahand,a strong,virilehandcreating, ordering,sendingasthefirst principleofGodthecreator.
GodtheSonisrepresentedbytheGreekLAters, AlphaandOmega,meaning thebeginningandtheend. Abiggoldensun,symbol oftheCreator,shinesdown onthegreenearth,bringing lightandwarmthandfruitiontoHiscreatures.
TheHolySpiritisshown asagentledovesoaringupwards,hoveringeternally aboveandaboutus.Falmes oflovebearingtheseven giftsoftheHolySpiritdescendinquiveringcolours downthroughtheUniversitycoat-of-armstosuggest Hisall-pervadingPresence withintheUniversity.
Onealsofeelsthemovementandhearsthesound ofthePentecostaldescent upontheApostles.The rainbowistheretoshowthe truearchofprayerrising
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AreTheWellsOfCharityDryingUp!
Ifitmaybesaidthatourtimesaretaintedwith theevilprophesiedofthelastdays-that"thecharity ofthemanywillgrowcold"-nomanifestationof thatlackoflovecoulddotheChurchgreaterharm thanthedearthofvocations.Clearl.sincetheMass isthefocalpointofthe,Faith,andtheSacraments thechannelsofdivinelifewithotrtwhichallhuman effortisatbestincomplete,theremustbeministers ofthesacredmysteries.AndtheChurchhasneedof themindirectratiotothegrowthofpopulation throughouttheworld.Warandpersecutionhave madeheavyinroadsupontheChurch'ssupplyof priests,anditisoneforwhichnoteventhemost valianteffortsofadevotedlaityinCatholicAction cansubstitute.Butthereareinternalfactorsalso whichmilitateagainsttheincreaseofpriestlyvocations.Thegreatestoftheseisthedrying-upofthe wellsofcharity.Itisanominoussign,foraFaith whichlacksapostolicdynamismisaFaithinmortal peril.Ifwebelieve,wemustgive-evenourchildren.
Althoughtheneedofmanywell-trainedpriestsis basictothepreservationandextensionoftheCatholic religion,thedivineworkofthepropagationofthe Faithwouldbynomeansbemetwerethatradical requirementfilled.Forbetweenthepriesthoodand thelayconditionisthatwitnessoftheperfectChristianlife-atleastinstriving-whichfillsupsomuch thatiswanitingofthespiritofChristinthelifeof theChurch.TheReligiousOrdersofpriests,Brothers, andnunsprovidetheopportunityandthemilieufor theleavingofallthingsandthefully-dedicatedfollowingofOurLord.That,withoutquestion,istheir chiefvaluethattheyshowforthChristtotheworld. Andtheirworks-ofmagnitude,richnessandvariety followthem.Theyexpressinvisiblefashionthe heartsofGracethatinspirethem.Butthey,too,are feelingthestringencythatarisesfrommultiplying tasksanddiminishingorstaticnumbers.Thecloisters arenotovercrowded.
Thereisconcernchieflyaboutthefailureofyoung womentorespondtoGod'scalltotheReligiouslife. Thereisnotadioceseinthecountrywhichisnot feelingthepinchwhenthematterarisesofopening newschools.Nunsarelackingtostaffourschools, ourhospitals,ourhomesfortheaged,theorphan, andthepenitent.Indeed,unlessthesituationimproves,thedaymaynotbefardistantwhenlay womenwillhavetobeemployedinthoseworksof instructionandmercy.Hereisapracticalandurgent problemwhichispeculiarlythetaskofwomento faceandtosolve.Totheyoung,unmarriedwoman itthrowsdownachallenge.Ifanygirlthinkshtat shewillgainmore,intermsofgraceandevenof naturalhappinessintheworld,eveninmarriage, thaninthecloistershedeceivesherself.
Thereforeletusresolve thismorningtocometothis chapelfrequentlythatwe maygrowwiseunderthe inspirationandguidanceof theHolySpirit. AndletusaskHisImmaculateSpouse,Mary,to warmourheartsthatwe maybegenerousinHisservice.Mary,theSeatof Wisdom,isherebesideHim todrawusclosertothe SourceofWisdom. Aswemovearoundthe Universityasundergraduates,orinourprofessionalworkasgraduates, maythemostnecessaryof allejaculationsbefrequentlyinourheartsand onourlips.
"Come,HolyGhost,fillthe heartsofthefaithful Andkindleinthemthefire ofThylove."
London,April1:Aretired officerofBritain'sfamous ColdstreamGuards,was ordainedtothepriesthood inWestminstercathedral hereattheageof66.He hasfivegrownchildren.
FatherRudolphElweswas ordainedbyhislong-time friend,ArchbishopJohn CarmelHeenanofLiverpool,inthepresenceof somemembersofhisfamily.
FatherElwesstudiedat theBedsCollegeinRome afterretiringfromtheBritishArmy,inwhichfourof hisbrothersalsoserved duringWorldWarII.One ofhisbrothersisSimon Elwes,well-knownBritish painter,whoisnowliving intheUnitedStates.
Itisthecommonexperienceofusallthattheworld todayisaveryunhappyplace.Itlacksprecisely thesinglenessofpurpose,thespiritofdedicationand thepeaceofmindwhicharethecharacteristicnotes ofconventlife.Toparentsalso,thefailureofthe springsofgenerosityamongtheirchildrenmustgive pause.Ifsomedonotactivelydiscourageaspirations totheReligiouslife,dothemajoritypositivelyfoster thegerminationofvocations?Ifpeoplearenotmoved byordinarymotives,theyoughttothinkofhow manynoble,consecratedsoulsarebeinglosttothe Churchthroughpersecutioninmanylands.Bytheir deathandimprisonmenttheworkofspreadingthe KingdomofGodisretardedandevenstemmedaltogether.Areourchildren,andespeciallyourgirls, goingtorefusetopickupthetorchwheretheconfessorsofChristhavedroppedit?Australiansare notedforbighearts:willtheybeungenerouswith Godintheonlyworthwhiletaskthereis-thesaving ofsouls?
May12: 7.15a.m.:Professionceremony,St.JohnofGodconvent,Subiaco. May14: 8a.m.:Professionceremony,"Iona"Convent,MosmanPark.
April20: 2.45p.m.:Presideat LegionofMaryAcies,St. Mary'sCathedral. 4.15p.m.:Blessandopen newOblateMissionhouse, Lesmurdie.
April25(AnzacDay): 8.30a.m..Presideat SolemnRequiemMass,St. Mary'sCsthedral.
April27 ConfirmationandCanonicalVisitation,Carilla.
May4: 3p.m.:AttendMayprocession,SouthPerth.
May20: 8.30p.m.:ReceivedebutantesatCatholicBall.
May23: 3p.m.:Attendannual general,conferenceofCatholicWomen'sLeague.
May25: 11a.m.:PresideatSolemn HighMass,St.Mary's Cathedral.
May30: 10a.m.:Presideatquarterlyconferenceofthe clergyintheChapterHall, Victoria-sq. 7p.m.:Administerthe SacramentofConfirmation inSt.Mary'sCathedral,
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WilliamBedeDailey,whodiedin1888,' wasborninahumblelittlecottageinGeorge St.,NorthSydney,onJuly5,1831,andwas baptisedbyFatherJohnJosephTherry, founderoftheChurchinAustralia,onAug. 1,inoldSt.Mary'sCathedral.
HisgodparentswereCatherineandWilliamDavisinwhosecottageinCharlottePlacetheBlessedSacramenthadrestedafterFatherJeremiahO'Flynnwas deportedbyGovernorLachlanMacquarieonMay, 1818.
Hisfather,JohnDailey,wasaformerconvict,a wool-comberanddyerandDorsetshireman,whowas wassentencedtotransportationforlifeinMarch,1818, forhouse-robberyandarrivedhereonDecember31,1 1818,attheageof19.HewasaconverttotheCatholic Faith.
Hereceivedhisticket-of-leaveafter10years,aconditionalpardonin1833andanabsolutepardonon September8,1836.
JohnDalley'swife,Catherine,wasalsoanex-convict,anativeofCork,whowassentencedtoaterm ofsevenyearsinApril,1824,whenshewas20years ofage,forstealingsheets.
Shereceivedherticket-of-leaveinduecourseand workedasanurseatthepropertyofJohnStreet,at Bathurst,whereherfuturehusbandwasemployedas afootman.
JohnDalleybecameaCatholicatsomestage,and theyweremarried.In1831JohnDaileyboughta pieceoflandinGeorgeSt.Northandopenedabusinessdealingindraperyandmercery,whichhecarriedonuntilthemid-forties,whenheretired.
Hehadassembledmodestwealthandownedland inthecityandcountry.Afterhisretirementhe settledinMacquarie-street,wherehediedin1871, aged70.Hiswifediedatthesamehousein1869, aged65.
WilliamBedeDaileywasborntotheseparentsina littlehouseatwhatisnow119George-street,and therehespenthischildhood.Aplaymateinhisyouth wasFrankGardiner,whobecameanotoriousbushrangerandwasdefendedbyDaileyathistrialin 1864.
Afterattendingpreparatoryschools,youngWilliam BedeDalleywasapupilattheSydneyCollegeuntil 1841,whenheenteredSt.Mary'sSeminary,then attachedtoSt.Mary'sCathedral.Onewritersaidof youngDalleythat"asaschoolboyhewaseverready forfun,butyetnotunmindfulofhisstudies."
surviveaprotestagainsthiselectiononthegroundswholeworld,havebeendenouncedfromthepulpit, thathewasnotqualified.
OnJanuary21,1858,Dalleywaselectedforthe CumberlandBoroughs,andinNovemberbecame Solicitor-GeneralunderPremierCharlesCowper, holdingthepostforthreemonths.Hewasonly27 yearsofageatthetime.
inthepressandonpublicplatformsthroughoutthe colony,intermswhichChristiangentlemenwould blushtohearappliedtotheheathen,"hesaid.
InJune,1859,atthenextelection,hewaselected forWindsor.InFebruary,1860,heresignedtogoto England,receivingatributeevenfromDr.JohnDunmoreLang,thePresbyterianminister,atasend-off. Hestayedabroadforseveralmonths,developinghis knowledgeandbroadeninghisoutlook.
ThenextyearDaileywentabroadagain,thistime onamissiontoobtainmigrantswithHenryParkes, thenamanof46years,withwhomhehadestablished aclosefriendship.
Thetwoemigrationcommissioners,astheywere called,arrivedinEnglandinAugust,1861,butenjoyed modestsuccessonlyintheirmission.
Earlier,onMay10,1861,Daileywasoneofagroup appointedtoswamptheLegislativeCounciltoenable thepassageofJohnRobertson'sLandBill-thoughthe planmisfired.
BrilliantLawyerAndWriter
Dalley,onhisreturnfromabroad,decidedtoplace themainemphasisinhiscareeronthepracticeof law.Soonhewasknownastheablestfigureatthe SydneyBar.Criminaljurisdictionwashisspecial interest.Heenjoyedbrilliantsuccessasacriminal prosecutor,besidesadvocate.
Hewasskilfulinimpressingajuryandfiguredin allthebigcriminalcases,commandinghugefees.It issaidofhimthatheneverrefusedabriefforapoor prisoner.
HisopponentasCrownProsecutoronoccasionswas EdwardButler,anothereminentCatholicofthetime and,l'keDalley,acontributorto"TheFreeman's Journal."
Thestoryistoldofhimthathewasoncetravelling byCobbandCo.coachtotheForbesAssizeswith JudgeWindeyerwhenthepartywasheldupby bushrangers.
WhenthebushrangerslearntthatDaileywason hiswaytodefendacolleague,hisgoldwatchand £200thathadbeentakenfromhimwet...returned, whereastheeminentjudgewasunceremoniously dumpedintoanearbywaterhole!
HisteachersincludedscholarlyearlyBenedictines likeArchbishopPolding,Dr.DavisandDr.Gregory. Inhisschooldayshebegananintimateandlife-long friendshipwithArchbishopPolding.
tHeGetsIntoParliamentAt25
Hisschooldaysover,heworkedintheofficeof SydneyBurdekinandthensignedarticleswith FrederickWrightUnwin,asolicitorwithwhomhe studiedforthreeyears.Hishealthwasindifferent, buthefurtheredhiseducation,mainlythroughprivate study.
HespecialisedinGreekandcompletedstudiesin law,whichqualifiedhimtopractiseasalawyer.On July5,1856,hewasadmittedabarristeroftheN.S.W. SupremeCourt,whichwasthenjustover30years old.
WilliamBedeDaileyhadalreadybeguntowin recognitionasanorator,besidesawell-informedand public-mindedyoungman,whowasinterestinghimselfinthepoliticalaffairsofthecolony.
Hemetwell-knownmen,likeW.C.Wentworth, CharlesGavanDuffy,CharlesCowper,HenryParkes andothers,andhispoliticalaspirationswererewarded when,onDecember30,1856,asaLiberalPartycandidate,hedefeatedMr.JohnFairfax,founderof"The SydneyMorningHerald,"intheCityofSydneyconstituencyby508votes.
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Meanwhile,anotherfacethaddevelopedinDalley's brilliantcareer-thatofwriting.Overtheyears, whilsthewasattheBarandactiveinpublicaffairs, hewroteforpublicationslike"Punch,""TheSydney MorningHerald,""TheFreeman'sJournal,""The SydneyUniversityReview"andnumerouscolonial papersandperiodicals.
Inanappreciationatthetimeofhisdeath,the Sydney"Bulletin"said:"Hisworkisfine-itis worthynotonlytolive,buttomakelive;itislight, heatandair."
"Noepithetofreproachwhichcouldeitherbe selectedfromthecalumniesofwritershostiletoour Faithorinventedbyspeakerswhosepovertyoffancy isabundantlycompensatedbytheirwealthofinsult, hasbeenleftunemployedtostigmatiseourreligion andtodegradeourchiefs."
Sixmonthslater,duringthedebateontheBillin theLegislativeCouncil,DalleyagainattackedParkes' educationproposalsinabrilliantandforthrightspeech thatshouldneverbealowedtodieinthememoryof AustralianCatholics.
Certainly,no-mancontributedmoretoanycause thandidWilliamBedeDalleytotheeducation strugglefromwhichthepresentset-upinlocaleducationemerged.
NotintheslightestparticulardidhespareParkes inthiscontroversy,yetwhenheresignedfromthe LegislativeCouncilshortlyafterwards,Parkeswrote alettertohiminfriendlyterms,towhichDailey repliedinsimilarstrains:
"I,too,likeyourself,haveakeenandconsoling remembranceoftimeswhenyou,andIenjoyedother relationsthatthoseinwhichcircumstances have placedustowardseachother,"Dalleywrote.
"Ishallnotwillinglypermitthisrecollectiontobe tarnished,andshall,Itrust,alwaysthinkofyou, howeverwemaybefatedtodifferfromeachother, asyourfriendshipitwasmyprivilegetopossesswhen Iwasassimilatingthefirstlessonsofmylifeandto retainthroughthemanyvicissitudesandexperiences."
WhentheParkes-Robertsoncoalitionwasdefeated in1882,DaileybecameAttorney-Generalinthe MinistryofPremierAlexanderStuart.In1885,when Mr.StuartwasinNewZealandowingtoill-health, DalleybecameActing-PremierofN.S.W.-thefirst timethataCatholicwaspoliticalheadoftheN.S.W. State.
InthiscapacityDalleyorganisedacontingentof 1,000AustralianstofightintheSoudan,whichleft SydneyonMarch3,1885-thefirsttimethatAustraliansoldierswentabroad.
In1886hewasmadeaPrivyCouncillor.Hewas thefirstAustraliantoachievethishighdistinction. Atanotherstagehedeclinedaknighthood.anditis said,too,thathecouldhavereceivedtheChiefJusticeship-hadhesodesired.
Foryearshewasaleaderinthemovementforthe completionofSt.Mary'sCathedral.Foryearshis eloquentorationsthunderedthroughtheCathedral, oneofthemostmemorablebeingthatdeliveredin May,1888,when,withthecentenaryofthecolony approaching,amovewasbegununderCardinalMoran tocompletethechancelandpartofthecentraltower.
In1868,whenHenryParkesinventedthefiction thataFenianplotexistedinthecolony,followingthe attemptedassassinationoftheDukeofEdinburgh, sonofQueenVictoria,atClontarf,andcruellysouoht toexploittheincidenttothedisadvantageofCatholics andIrishinthecolony,WilliamBedeDailey,ina powerfulreply,effectivelydebunkedParkes.Hedid notallowhisfriendshipwithParkestodissuadehim fromdoinghisdutyasaCatholicunflinchinglyand completely.
"ThechargesofParkeswereprovedtobeentire, absoluteandunqualifiedfalsehoods,"hesaidinhis reply,entitled"ATerribleIndictment,"adding:"I neverwishtosayanunkindwordaboutanyliving creature;butthere'arecharacterssorepulsiveasto makereticenceonthepartofhonestmenacrime,and combinationstooinfamoustomaketolerationanything buttreasonagainsttruth."Catholicsneverforgothis gallantdestructionofthe"KiamaGhost."
In1870Daileyre-enteredpoliticswhenhebecame amemberoftheLegislativeCouncil.Heresignedin 1873,butin1875acceptedtheinvitationofSirJohn RobertsontobecomeAttorney-GeneralinhisMinistry.InApril,1880,heresignedagainfromtheLegislativeCouncil.
SirJohnRobertson,meanwhile,hadsurprisedby formingaCoalitionGovernmentwithhisformer opponent,HenryParkes,inDecember,1878,andit wasthisGovernmentthatpassedthePublicInstructionActthatabolishedaidtodenominationalschools.
ItfelltothelotofWilliamBedeDalleytobethe layleader,alongsideoftheecclesiasticalleadership ofArchbishopRogerBedeVaughan,inthemovement againstthePublicInstructionBillofHenryParkes, whichcamebeforeParliamentin1879.
OnOctober15,1879,in,the'parishHallofSt. Francis,Haymarket,whichwasdemolishedinlater generations,Daileymadeamemorablespeechafew weeksbeforeParkestabledthelegislationinParliament.
Hisspeechwasthatofaprincipledandfearless Catholic,preparedtoplacedevotiontohisFaithand loyaltytohisChurchaheadofallpoliticalorother considerations.
"TheCatholics,notonlyofthiscountry,butofthe
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Itspurposewastopronotetheforthcoming `youthinitiation"corenonieswhichareforced ipontherankandfile amiliesunderCommunist lirectionasasubstitutefor heSacramentofConfirma:ion.Agitationforthis ?venthasagainbeenthrown ntohighgeartoachievea
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Protestantpastorsmay nolongerinviteschoolchildrentoattendcatechism classes,andthepublic schoolteachershavebeen warnedbythecommunists thattheymustnotassociatewithpastorsorpriests soastoavoidbeing"contaminatedbyreligiouspropaganda."
Inonespecificinstance,a teacherisknowntohave beendisciplinedbecausehe hadgivenapastorthe namesandaddressesof pupilsnewlyenrolledinhis school.
Spearheadedbyaseries oflecturesgivenbythe ItalianapostateJesuit priest,AllighieroTondi, wholefttheChurchandhis OrderandembracedCommunismfiveyearsago,a fierceRedattacksagainstthe Churchwaslaunchedinthe Communistmouthpiecehere "NeuesDeutschland"(New Germany).
Thenewspaperfeatured twoarticlesundertheheadline,"DialecticalMaterialismIrreconcilablewithReligiousFaith,"purportingto showthatCatholicismis "themostimportantimperialistideologyusedby monopolists.
"Itsparticulardangeris evidencedbyitsanti-Bolshevismwhichleadstowarmongeringandeveryconceivablecrime."
AsmallProtestantminorityhasbeentryingtoinfluencepublicopinionin favouroftheCommunist proceduresbutwithpracticallynofavourablereactionsamongthepopulation.
EmilFuchs,fatherofthe KlausFuchswhoisnowimprisonedinGreatBritain forgivingatomicinformationtotheSovietUnion, recentlywroteanarticle fortheEastGermanmagazine"GlaubeandGewissen" (FaithandConscience). The"youthinitiation" ceremonies,hewrote,are meanttoconveya"better knowledgeofscientific achievementtoouryoung peopleandtohelpthem understandthesocialprogressachievedunderthe influenceofMarxistteachings."
Althoughsuchviewshave beenindifferentlyreceived bymostpeople,thepressurewhichisappliedon themmayforcemany parentstoadmittheirchildrentothepaganceremonieseventhoughthey disapproveofthem,because manyyoungpeopleare threatenedwithdifficulty inbeginningtheirprofessionalcareersiftheyhave notco-operatedinthe "initiation"ceremonie'.
Nothingofmomenttosayaboutthisweek'sreading whichisnotalreadycoveredinthewrite-upofthe twobooksbelow.TheonlythingIcouldaddisthat Iwouldhavelittlecausetogrumbleifthisweek's selectionwastheworstIhadtoploughthroughto findmaterialformycolumn.
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EdwinStantonisoneoftheJapanesetakeoverthe afast-vanishingrace,theisland,withthecompletediplomatwhoworkedhisplansofaprojectedinvawayuptheladderfromstu-sionofAustraliaandafordentinterpreteratthetuneindiamonds. AmericanlegationinPei-Enrouteheisjoinedby pingtoU.S.Ambassadortoagroupofwoundedsoldiers, Thailand. someMalayannurses,and Heisalsooneofthosealittleboypickedupcryrarepeoplewhohaverea-,inginthebomb-shattered lisedthattheresidentdip-'streetsofSingapore. lomatmust,firstandfore-Naturallyenoughthe most,learntounderstandJapaneseareanxiousto andrespectthecustomsandcapturethebrigadier,ifat beliefsofthepeopleamongst whomhehastolive,andit isbecauseofthislasttrait thathisbookissoreadable. HiscareerinChinacoveredtheyears1921to1942, duringwhichheoccupied consularpostsinmanyparts ofthecountry,andhadexcellentopportunitiesforseeingthedevelopmentofthe newChineseRepublicand therisetopowerofChiang KaiShek,althoughone gathersthathehadlittle personalcontactwiththe Generalissimo. Hisjudgmentonhimis, therefore,veryrestrained, andisbasedmainlyonhis knowledgeoftheother charactersinvolvedinthe struggleforpower.
Hisexperienceofthe JapaneseinChinais,on theotherhand,extensive, andincludesinternmentat theirhandswhentheytook overShanghaionDecember 8th.1941.
Whenhewasfinallyexchangedin1942andreturnedtoAmerica took, someyearsbeforehehad fullyrecoveredfromthat experience.
Thesecondpartofthe bookcovershislifein Thailandfrom1946to1953, firstasminister,andlateras Ambassador. HearrivedinThailandto findthenationmourning theirKingAnandaMahidol, whowasfoundmurderedin hisbedintheGrandPalace.
RumourlinkedtheassassinationwiththePrime Minister,PridiPhanomyong, and,throughoutStanton's stayofsevenyears,thelittle kingdomofThailandwas neverfreefromtheintriguesofthemilitary cliqueswhichfoughtfor powerwhiletheboyking, PhumiphonAdulyadej completedhisstudiesin Switzerland.
Glasgow,Scotland:Mrs. MaryMcAlister,mother offour,capturedtheKelvingroveconstituencyhere fortheoppositionLabour partyinaby-election. Shebecomesthe22nd Catholicmemberofthe presentBritishHouseof Commons.
OftheknownCatholics amongthe630Membersof Parliament,12belongto theLabourpartyand10are Conservatives.
Mrs.McAlister,amemberoftheCatholicWomen's Leagueisatrainednurse,a memberof.theGeneral NursingCouncilforScotlandandoftheCentral Midwives'Board.'shehas beenaGlasgowcitycouncillorfor12years.
Boxhorn&Wilson ManufacturingJewellers andWatchmakers l91WILLIAMST.,PERTH PhoneBW1484. Repairstoallmakesof Watches,Clocksand Jewellery.
Thestruggleforpowerin ThailandastheCommunists graduallyencirclethelittle kingdom,isofgreatinterest tothefreeworld,andthe backgroundex-Ambassador Stantonpresentsisamost valuableone.
Itis,atthesametime,a m-,treadableaccount,for hohastheabilitytoputhis id-asveryclearly.
Tothosewhoarenotso interestedinthepolitical backgroundofSouth-East AsiaIcanstillwarmlyrecommendthisbookbecause ofitsdelightfulhumourand warmfriendliness. Mr.Stantonisthekind ofmanwhowillhaveleft fewenemieswhereverhe went.Itisapitythedustcoverissounattractive,beca,-"thecontentsofthis bonddeservehighpraise. MycopyfromAlberts' Bookshop.Thepriceis 22/6.
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allpossible,withthediamondsintact,andsobegins adeadlygameofhide-andseekacrosstheJavaSea duringwhichthepartyis pickedupbyanoil-tanker, whosechiefofficerthereaftertakesamajorpartin theadventure.
Theexcitementmounts uponeverypage,andit seemsimpossiblethatthe littlebandcanpossibly escapethedrag-netwhich drawsevercloseraround r them-butofcoursethey do.
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Jakarta,Indonesia:Birthcontrolhasswiftly becomeacontroversialissueinthisislandrepublicfollowingtheestablishmentearlythisyear ofanorganisationtopreachbirthcontrol policies.
Althoughthebirthcontroladvocateshavenot beengivenofficialGovernmentapproval,they havebecomesoprominentinJavathatthe JakartabranchoftheCatholicStudentUnionof Indonesiaheldaspecialsymposiumonthesubject.
About120Catholicandnon-Catholicstudents attendedthelecturesanddiscussions.Theyheard FatherChristianG.M.Niederer,explainthe Catholicpositionregardingbirthcontrol.
Dr.FranciscusRaveriusSeda,aneconomist, explainedtheimpactofbirthcontrolinthe socialandeconomicfields.Hesaidthatno scientificevidencehasbeenbroughtforwardto provethatbirthcontrolwouldhelpraisethe standardoflivingfortheAfro-Asiaticpeoples. t,
Densityofpopulation,hepointedout,isonly onerelativelyunimportantfactorintheeconomics ofanation.Itmustbequalifiedbytheproductivityofthepeople.Ifadenselypopulatednation iscapableofproducingenoughtomantaina ratherhighstandardoflivingitcannotbecalled over-populated.
Dr.Sedaandotherspeakerspointedoutthat advdcatesofbirthcontroldeceivethepeopleby promisingthatabetterstandardoflivingwill betheautomaticresultofbirthcontrol.
TheysaidthatIndonesia,'asawhole,hasno over-populationproblem.Rathertheproblem isoneofredistributingthe50millionpeopleon theislandofJavatothethousandsofother thinlypopulatedislands,richinresourcesand capableofsupportingmorethanIndonesia's85 million.
Thursday,
London,April1:ApermanentAfricaCentreisto besetupinLondonasone resultofahigh-levelCatholicconferencehere.
Purposeofthecentrewill betohelptheCatholic missionsandprovideafocal pointforBritishCatholic contributionstowardthe developmentofChristianity throughouttheawakening continent.
Thedecisiontoestablish thecentrewasmadeatthe closingsessionofatwodayconferenceon"The FutureofAfrica,"organised bytheAfricaCommitteeof theSwordoftheSpirit,BriUs',Catholicgroupdevoted tointernationalaffairs.
Leadingrepresentatives of46religiousordersand congregationsengagedin foreianmissionworkand of30Catholiclaysocieties attendedthemeeting.
Thepermanentcentre wasdecidedonasoneway tohelpimplementtheappealmadebyHisHoliness PopePiusXIIintheencyclicalFideiDonumlastyear urgingtheUniversalChurch tocometotheaidofthe ChurchinAfrica.
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VaticanCity,March29-TheChurchhas alwaysprotectedtheworker,HisHoliness PopePiusXIIreminded400shoeindustry workmenfromanareawherecommunistinfluenceisstrong.
Headdedthat"particularlynowisShedesirousthat anincreaseinthenational revenuebeachievedsothat pricesmaybestabilisedand theearningsofeachindividualincreased."
hasbeensowneasilyand abundantly"inindustrial establishmentslikethoseof Vigevano,andurgedthe workersto"strivetoestablishonceagainthelightof truthandtheflameoflove."
The400workershadcome toRomefromVigevanonear MilantogivethePopespecialpairsofshoesforhimselfandmanypairsforthe Italianpoor.
Hecontinued: "Approachyourmisled butnotevilbrotherswith affectionateeagerness.Push youreffortstotheutmost toreplacethoseperverse peoplewhohavesucceeded
TheHolyFathernoted thatthereare300concernsinreceivingyourbrothers, engagedinVigevano'sshoeinclosingtheireyesand industryandthatin1956havestronglyenchained theyexportedfivemillionthem."
pairsofshoes. ReferringtoChrist'sPassionanddeathfollowingHis
ThePopeurgedtheworkmentoassuretheirfellow workersthattheywillfind entryintoJerusalemon"Peaceofmindonlyin PalmSunday,thePopeJess"andthatthereisno said: needto"fearfortheir
"Thistragicpageofthematerialwelfare."
activethepresenceoftruly capableandapostolicsouls inthemidstofmen."
Gospelonceagaincallsour"Thereisabsolutelyno attentiontothenecessityofneed."hecontinued,"to makingevermorerealandsurrendertothosepeonlewhodisavowGodinorder toreachjustaimsbylegiti- matemeans.Infacthewho reieetsGodrejectsjusticeandlove."
ThePopeailedonhis thearerstotaketheinitiative and"leadtowardwhatis
Afterdeclaringthatthe goodthosewhostillhesi-Churchhasalwaysprotect- tate"andare"waitingforedtheworker,thePope someonetoindicatethegoalconcluded: towardwhichtheyshould"Tohimwhoseeks striveandtherightroadtoheaven,earthypossessions befollowed." willbegiveninlustmea-
Henotedthatmanyhave beendrawnawaybythe "insinuationsandinstigations"ofthosewho"spread discordandincitetorebellion."Hesaidthatthe "weedoferrorandhatred
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"Tim,yourneonlewhile advancingalongtheroadof materialwellbeingwill alsoknowhowtomove withoutfalteringalongthe roadofthesniritinaway thatisappropriatetohuman beingsandparticularlyap- propriatetoconscientious andfaithfulChristians."
limerick,Ireland:Bishop PatrickO'NeillofLimerick diedhereonMarch26at theageof67.
BorninFedamorenear here,hewasordainedin 1915andconsecratedin ModerntunerCII home 1946.Beforebecominga parishpriestherein1941, S
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oftheologyandvice-president.atSt.Patrick'sCollege inMaynooth.
Manilla,Philippines:PresidentNgoDinhDiem,of Vietnambeganhisvisitof thePhilippnesbyattending MassattheAssumption Collegechapel.
ArchbishopEgidioVagnozzi,ApostolicNuncioto thePhilippines,wasthe celebrant.
Atabreakfastfollowng theMass,ErnestoEscaler, PresidentofCatholicAction inthePhilippines,presented PresidentDiemwithinacitationinwhichhewaspraised asa"symboloffreedom andmoralityinthisconfusedworld."
PresidentDiemreplied that"Vietnamisverymuch encouragedtohavea neighbouringcountryas predominantlyCatholicas thePhilippines."
Laterduringhisvisit, PresidentDiemattendedthe graduationexercisesat SantoTomasUniversityin Manilaandwaspresented withanhonoraryDoctorof LawsbytheDominical Fatherswhoruntheuniversity.
InthediplomaPresident Diemwascitedforsteadfastlyadheringtohisreligiousconvictions,andfor theexemplarynatureofhis publicandprivatelife.
Hecomesfromafamily thatembracedtheCatholic faithatatimewhen-persecutionwasraginginVietnam,itwasnoted.
PresidentDiemdenied rumoursthathiscountry willjointheSouth-East AsiaTreatyOrganisation, SEATO.Hesaid:"Ifwe joinanymilitaryalliance, weshallplayintothehands oftheCommunists."
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Athens,Greece:Prime MinisterConstantineGeorgakonoulosexpressedpride inthefactthatGreece's IndependenceDayfallseach yearonthefeastoftheAnnunciation.
Inaradiomessageonthe nationalholidayhesaid: "FortheGreeknation Marich25is,aholidayof holidaysbecauseonthisday wecelebratetheAnnunciationoftheVirginMaryand atthesametimetheanniversaryofthegoldenand hopefuldawnofour nationalindependence."
Askingthepeopletotake thepathofunityandconcord,hesaid,"WithGod's helpthisroadwillbe coveredwithlaurelsand willleadthecountryto happiness."
Djakarta,Indonesia,March31.-Anew educationbillwhichmaydepriveIndonesian Catholicschoolsoftheirpresentgovernment subsidyiscomingupsoonforconsideration byparliament.
Currentlybeingdiscussedbymembersofthe Cabinet,theBillwasdraftedbyStalinprize-winner ProfessorPrijono,theMinisterofEducation.
SpeakingbeforeParliament,ProfessorPrijonosaid thatthenewBillwouldrestrictthegrantingof Governmentsubsidiestothoseprivateschoolswhich meetthefollowingconditions:
TheymustbetaughtbyIndonesiansusingthe Indonesianlanguageforinstruction.
Theymustbefinanciallyinneedofassistance.
Theymustnotrequirepupilstoattendreligious instruction.
GreatestdangeroftheBillisthatitisnotclearly definedandsocouldgiveauthoritiestheopportunity totakeadvantageofitsprovisionswhenenforcingit.
ObserversherecommentthatProfessorPrijono's remarksbeforeParliamentcanbeconstruedtomean thathedoesnotconsiderCatholicschoolsoperated byforeignmissionariesasnationalschools.
Catholicleadersherearemakingeveryeffortto havethenewBilldroppedbeforeitisintroduced inParliament."Penabur"("TheSower"),aCatholic weeklynewspaper,urgedCatholicsinarecenteditorialtofightinthedefenceoftheirrights.
ThecurrentEducationBillgrantssubsidiestoprivateschoolswithqualifiedteachers,whosestudents qualifyaccordingtoGovernmenttests,andwhich havesufficientequipmenttooperate.
BecauseCatholicschoolsfulfillalloftheseconditions,theyaregrantedthemostsubsidiesbythe rndonesianGovernment.Thereisstillhopeherethat theproposednewBillcanbechanged.
VaticanCity.-VaticanRadio,corimentmgonthespeedwith KhrusticheytookoverosSovietPremier,declared: "Communismremainswhatitisandwhat historyhasprovedittobe."
TheVaticanRadiocommentatorsaidthemovewas "notsurprising"butwas"theonlyrealnoveltywhich hasoccurredintheSovietUnionsinceStalin'sdeath."
Whilethevariouseventswhichhavetakenplace sinceStalindiedin1953arenotunimportant,hesaid, theyactuallyoccurredonlyasaresult"ofthevacant seatandofthedifficultandtortuousroadfollowed byhimwhowaspreparingtotakeitover."
Thecommentatorcontinued:
"Todaythistask.isfinished.Stailnhasasuccessor. Communismonceagainhasaleader.Thisisthe real,newfactwhichshouldleadthefreenationsto reflectandbringtheirconductuptodate."
Khrushchev'snewpowersweepsawaythetheories totheeffectthatCommunismisweakeningorthat thereisacrisisintheSovietUnionorthatthereis greaterhopefor"themorehumandevelopmentof theSovietpeoples,"thecommentatorsaid.
HoldingthatCommunism"intendstofollowthe sameroadwithitssamethreateningaspect-theantireligiousandanti-democraticpolicieswhichcharacterisetheconductoftheCommunistpartiesofthefree nationsareclearandunequivocalsymptoms,"the commentatorconcluded:
"Tfindividualsandnationscouldbecomereally consciousofwhathashappened,somanyuncertainties andthepoliciesofwaitingwouldend.Therewould nolongerbeanydoubtconcerningthenecessityof solidarityamongthefreenations,forsomethingreally constructiveanddefinite."
WhenMonsignorRonaldKnoxdiedlast year,theCatholicChurchinEnglandlostone ofhergreatpreachersandwriters.Asifto offsettheloss,someofhisbookshavesince' beenrepublishedandmorecanbeexpected. traordinarymanwithare;utationinvariedfields.
Amongthemis"LetDon's Delight,"consideredoneof hisbestbooksbymany.
Readingit,onerecalls Chesterton'stribuetoKnox: "MaryofHolyroodmay smileindeed, Knowingwhatgrimhistoric shadeitshocks Toseewit,laughterandthe Popishcreed, Clusterandsparkleinthe nameofKndx."
Thewitandlaughterof
Hehaswrittenauthoritativelyonscience,asone wouldexpect,butalsoon economicsandsocialprinciples;hehaswritten,too, alifeofFatherW.Doyle, S.J.andstudiesonthe Gospels.
Whenoverseventyyears ciagehewasordainedto thepriesthoodbytheArchbishopofDublin.Gospel "LetDonsDelight"isoftheMeditationsishisfirstbook subtlerkind.Adreamersincehisordination.Itsa findshimselfinanOxfordforetasteofaLifeofChrist, onwhichhehaslongbeen engaged. College(called Simon Magus,tobaffleinvestigators)everyfiftyyearsfrom 1588upto1938.
Thebookisthereforea seriesofImaginationConversations,withthedonsof theseperiodsdiscussingthe greattheologicalquestions oftheirtime.
Wheredoesthe"'Popish Creed"comein?The speakersareusuallyitsopponents,andattimesexpresstheiroppositionvery forcibly.Theothersidehas fulllibertyofexpression. Yet,thankstotheKnoxian skill,theopponentsof Catholicismmanageto maketheirownviewssound slightlyridiculous.
Asub-titleforthebook wouldbe"AHistoryof IdeasattheUniversityof Oxford,"butthiswould givetheimpressionofsome highlydulltreatisewhich thisbookisemphatically not. Itdelightedthedons,venthosewhorealised theywerebeingdeftlysatirised-anditshoulddelighttheintelligentpublic. whowillnevergotoOxford,butwhorealisevaguelythetruththatOxfordhas beenandisoneofthegreat intellectualcentresofthe English-speakingu.,-11.
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Themeditationsnumber ahundred,andcoverthe lifeofOurLordfromthe IncarnationtotheResurrection.
AsFatherMartinD'Arcy, SJ.,remarksinhisforeword,thesearemeditations withadifference-"itis theincidentitself,astold inthewordsoftheEvangelists,whichismadeto provideallthatisneeded formeditation."Aswould beexpectedfromascientist, theyarefirmlyfoundedon fact-historicalandtheological.
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'ihepurposeoftheCatholicRuralMovement,now almosttwentyyearsold,is "torestoreChristtothe Countryside,...ndtheCountrysidetoChrist."Initsnew handbookitexplainsits ideasonhowthisistobe done.
Itsaimshaveoftenbeen misunderstood,evenby Catholics,sosomespacehas tobedevotedinthehand-
bookto"Thingswedonot standfor."
Initsownwords,"Statementsandsuggestionsthat theN.C.R.M.isworkingto establisha"peasant economy";thatwewishto seesmallholdingseverywhereirrespectiveofsoil andclimaticconditions;that whatwewant,inshort,is "anacreofland,amigrant, andasheep,"arecompletelyuntrueandaredistortionsofouraims.
"TheChurchhasalways beentheforembstchampion ofscience.Likewise,wein theN.C.R.M.advocate,supportandworkforscientific principlesinrelationto agriculturearidindustry."
TheCatholicRuralMovementdoesnotproposethat everybodyshouldgoback tothefarm-"westandfor asufficientnumberof farms,offarm-workers,or ruraloutputthatwillhold astablebalancewithsecondaryandtertiaryproduction."
Itspolicyoncitiesisnot thattheyshouldbeabolishedbutthat"theyshould existtoprovideservicesto regionalpopulations,notto bemagnetsfortheconcentrationofpopulation,industryandGovernment."
Amongthingswhichthe RuralMovementstandsfor are:theformationofstrong ruralcommunitieswith properfacilitiesforculture andrecreation,theteaching ofusefulruralsubjectsto thechildrenwhowillbe goingontheland,thebuildingupoffamilylife,the openingofnewsettlements ofbotholdandnewAustralians,assistancetocooperativesandscientific farming.
ButwhatisCatholic aboutallthis?Theanswer isthatthesemeasuresare notspecificallyCatholic; theywillfindmanysupportersamongnon-Catholicsandamongpeopleof noreligionatall.Ifput intopractice,theywillbring realprosperity-notjust boomprices-tothecountryside. Theywillalso,itisbelieved,helptorestoreChrist tothecountryside,because theywillremovevarious socialandeconomicevils whichareharmingreligion there.
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Hispurposeis"toshow whatthereisintheCommentatorsandinthecriticismsofthebanksrather thantolaydownthelaw ofrightandwrong."
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HisGracetheArchbishop ofDublin,hascontributed aforeword.Whileremainingthoroughlyreadable, thebookisaveritablemine ofinformationwhichshould interestthosewhohave
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OftheRuralMovement, thepresentApostolicDelegatehaswritten:"Inno othercountry(thanAustralia)aretheresomany Catholicorganisations working,withoutpublicity, yetefficientlyandeffectively.
IntheCoroitandPort FairyparishesoftheBallaratDiocese,forinstance, over200migrantshave beensuccessfullysettled throughtheeffortsofa fewRuralMovementmembers. 49
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Ofthese,becauseofthe historyandtheneedsof Australia,becauseofits verynatureandfunction, theCatholicRuralMovementiseitherthemostimportantoratleastoneof thosewhichcanclaimthis title.TheCatholicRural Movementdeservesonlythe congratulationsandthe materialandmoralhelpof everyone."
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VaticanCity,April1.-HisHolinessPope PiusXIIhasappealedtorulersholding WorldWarIIprisonerstoreturnthemento theirhomesandfamiliesandtoconsider thisquestionas"aboveallpoliticalimplicationsandaims."
SpeakinginFrenchdur-sequencesandsuggesting ingthesecondpartofhisremedies."
addresstoanaudienceofThePontifftoldhis 30,000peopleinSt.Peter'shearers: basilica,thePopetoldhis"Hereweagainreturn, hearers,whohadcomefromifonlyforafewmoments, Austria,Belgium,France,toinnumerablebattlefields Italy,Germanyandthewhere,intheclashofwills Netherlandsthatresponsiblebetweenleaders,youthful, partiesshouldconsiderthestrongandgenerouslives returnofprisonersas"itisfoughtandweredestroyed. inreality-aquestionof"SinceWethenforesaw humanityandmoralrespon-whatafterwardunfortusibilitybeforeGod." natelyhappened,Wedidnot
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ofotanafflictedfather,was Themanypeopleattendingtheaudiencewerecommemoratingadayforthose missinginWorldWarII andprisonersofthatwar. Theday'sobservancehad begunwithaMassatthe tomboftheunknownsoldierinRome.
ThePontiffwelcomedthe ex-prisonersintheaudience andthefamiliesofmissing prisonersandsympathised particularlywiththelatter, saying:
Immortality
"Thedeadaregoneforever,reducedtodustnow intermingledwiththeearth whichreceivedthemwhen theyfellonthebattlefields. Butthe'missing'didnot sufferabetterfate.One doesnotknowwhetherthey arestillalive.Onedoesnot knowwhereorhowthey live.
"Butyou,belovedsons,havefaith.Foryou,therefore,thescene,thoughremainingexceedinglypain- ful,isnonethelessilluminatedbythegreatlight(offaith)andtheirdeathis notthedestructionoflife butitstransformationbecause,whilethebodydisintegrates,thesoulofhim whodiesintheLordfrees itselfandfliestoreunite itselfwithGodandpos- sessesHimandispossessed byHim.
"You,belovedsonsand daughters,havesteadfast faithintheuniversalnatarnalprovidenceofGod.You arealsocertainthatthe missingcontactsbetween yourselvesandyourloved onesarenotcompletely broken.
"Insomeway,youcanreachthemwithyour prayers.They,intheirturn, Wehope,areraisingprayers toGodforyou,foryour calmnessandforyour peace. Wealsopraythatafter somuchbloodshedonso manyfieldsofsufferingfor somanysoldiersandso manyfamilies,OurLord mayavertthedangerofa newwar."
IsPapalBasilica
Jerusalem,Israel,March 27;TheBenedictine ChurchoftheDormition here,traditionalsiteof OurLady'sAssumption, hasbeennamedapapal basilica.
"Papalbasilica"isatitle ofhonourwhichgivescer- tainceremonialrightsto theclergywhoserveina churchraisedtothatrank.
ThehistoryoftheDormitionchurch-restoredafter beingbadlydamagedin 1948duringtheArabIsraeliwar-goesbackto thefourthcentury.
St.CyrilofJerusalem mentioneditin348asthis city'soldestchurch.Fora time,beforetheerectionof oftheChurchoftheHolySepulcher,itservedasthe bishop'scathedral.
London,March:The Rev.CharlesAlfredClemenceHann,headofa leadingtheologicalcollege forthepastsevenyears, hasbeenreceivedintothe CatholicChurch,itwas reportedhere.
Mr.Hann,whowasrector oftheChurchofEnglandseminaryatLichfield,near Birmingham,wasstayingat DownsideBenedictineAbbeyinwesternEngland.He wassaidtobeconsderng studyngfortheCatholic priesthood.
AfarmworkerinAlberto, Canada,inhisyouth,Mr. Hannisnow57andhas beenanAnglicanclergyman for32years. Hewasquotedinthe dailypressassayingthat the"strawthatbrokethe camel'sback"wastherecentAnglicanChurchdecisiontotakenoaction againstavicarwhomarried adivorcedwoman."Iwas completelyandutterlydisgusted,"Mr.Hanntold newsmen.
IndecencyLawsMayTichten
London,April1.-AspecialparliamentarycommitteehasaskedtheHouseofCommonstotighteninsomewaystheexisting lawsagainstpornographyandobscenityin Rr4nin.
ThecommitteemadetheThecommitteesaidthat suggestion,whichprobablysuppressionhadproveda willbeadopted,thatanewconstantproblem,andacBillbeintroducedtoeffectcordinglysuggestedthatthe thesechanges. 'policeshouldhavewider
Itputforwardasthebasispowersforenteringsus- fornewlawsacarefullypectedpremisesandseizingweighedclausedefiningassuspectedmatterandall obsceneanythingwhosedocumentsrelatingtothe "effectasawholeissuchbusiness.Theirrightof astotendtodepraveorsearchshouldbeextended corruptpersonstooramongtostallsandvehicles. whomitwaslikelytobeTheneedatpresentof distributed,circulatedorprovingthesaleofsuch offeredforsale." matter-usuallyonlyob-
Anadditionalclauseadd-tainedbyapolicemanin ing"orwhichgrosslyof-plainclothes-shouldbe fendsareasonableman'sabolished,andcourtsshould senseofdecency,"wasde-havewiderpowersthanat letedaftersomedisagree-presenttoorderthedestructionofoffensivematerial, thereportsaid.
Alltheserecommendamentamongthecommittee members.
Thecommitteealsodis-
agreed,buteventuallyde-lions,withmanyadditional cidedtorecommendasaloyalsubtle'ies.wouldbe defencebyanyoneaccuseddebatedinParliamentand ofpornographyorobscenitythefinalPillprovided thatthematterconcernedwouldbeamended,drafted isofartisticmerit,whichandre-draftedbeforebewouldallowafreercircu-cominglaw. lationforsomeoftheso-LegalcriticshavePointed calledclassics. tothecontinuingdifficulty
Theysuggestedthatofprovingthewords"to seriousoffencesshouldbedepraveandcorrupt"and punishedbyamaximumothercommentatorsbelieve fineof£2,500orthreethattherecommendations years'imprisonment. ifevermadelaw,willpro-
Thecommitteereportad-duceafloodofcheapedi- mittedthedifficultiesinde-tionsofsomeofthebanned sidingwhatisoffensveandorcontroversial"classics." harmfulandinprovingsuchButitisgenerallyfeltthat casesinacourtoflaw.Ittheywillcheckmodern deniedreportsthatthecom-pornographyandobscenity.mitteewasseekingtorelaxThereportwasdrawnup existinglaws. byacommitteeofmembers
ItassertedthatthereofPuliamentandlegaland exists"aconsiderableandsociologicalauthoritiesafter lucrativetradeinporno-thefailureofanObscene crranhywhichmakesnoare-PulalicationsBilltopass tenceofliteraryorartisticthroughParliamentlast m-rit,butexiststolelytoyear.Evidencewastaken pandertodepravity. frompublicwelfaregroups.
NewDelhi,India.-AleadingCatholic ArchbishoptoldtheCatholicBishops'conferenceofIndiarecentlythattheMadras StateGovernmentispayingteachersand othersforpersuadingcitizenstoattendbirth controlclinics.
ArchbishopJosephAtti-wasnottoolongbeforeit pettyofVerapolyalsotoldbeganadvocatingtheuseof arecentmeetingofthecontraceptives.NowitIs Bishops'conferencethatanspeakingofsterilisation. effortwasmadebyArch-Duringthe 12-month bishopLouisMathiasofperiodendinginAugust, Madrastoopentheeyes1957,accordingtoArch- oftheStateGovernmenttobishopAttipetty,theGov- thedangersinherentinernmentopenedatotalof birthcontrol. 300birthcontrolclinics.
ArchbishopMatia'ss'uc-Inhisstatementtothe ceededonlyinhavingtheBishops'conference,the MadrasGovernmentexemptLatinRiteprelatewarned Catholicnursesinitsem-againstcomplacencytoward ployfromparticipatinginbirthcontrolandsaidthat thebirthcontrolpro-soonerorlaterthemasses gramme.Madrasisoneofwillbedrawnintothe fourIndianStateswithfull-Government-sponsoredplan. timebirthcontrolclinics.
India'sfirstnation-wide birthcontrolplanwentintoFilipinoSchoolOf effectin1956withabudget of£575,000.Thisyear's budgetfortheprogramme is£4,600,000,aneight-fold increase.
Also,PrimeMinisterJawaharlalNehrue,inarecentaddressbeforetheLok Sabha(LowerHouse), madementionofanewap- proachtobirthcontrol, voluntarysterilisation.
Thustheofficialposition onbirthcontrolhasmoved alongwayfromtheorigi- nalpositionofsevenyears ago.Atthattime,birth controladvocatescouldonly speakofthenaturalbirth controlofconjugalabstinece duetothestronginfluence ofMohandasGhandi,arelentlessopponentofartificialpreventionofconcep- tion.
JesuitsIsUniversityCagayanCity,Philippines, March27:TheJesuit Fathers'schoolhere,the AteneodeCagayan,has beenelevatedtotherank ofauniversitybyFilipino SecretaryofEducation ManuelLim.
Thisisthefirstuniversity ontheislandofMindanao, butthetwenty-firstinthe Philippines.Itwillbe knowninthefutureas XavierUniversity,andthe rectorwillbeFilinino JesuitFatherFrancisco Araneta.
Later,theGovernment becameanadvocateofthe morecomplicated"rhythm" or"safeperiod"method.IttheDivineWordFathers.
Therearethreeother Catholicuniversitiesinthe Philippines:SantoTomas Universityrunbythe DominicansinManila,the 'UniversityofSanAugustin inIlolorunbytheAugus-tinians,andSanCarlos UniversityinCeburunby
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InJanuaryofthefollowingyear,itwasDailey, too,who,inamagnificentoration,welcomedtothe CathedralLordCarrington,theGovernor,andother distinguishedguests.
"Nothingcouldhavemanifestedadeeperandtruer sympathywiththegreatCatholicbodyofcolonists, notonlyherebutthroughoutthewholeoftheAustraliancolonies,thanthiscomplimenttothemandthis homagetoliberalityofopinionwhichhehadpaidby thisplace,"hesaid.
ThesameLordCarringtononcesaidofDailey:"He hadatongueofsilverandaheartofgold."
DaileylivedatthefamilyhomeinMacquarie-street untilshortlyafterthedeathofhisfather.InJune, 1872,whenhewasalmost40yearsofage,hemarried ElinorJaneLong,youngestdaughterofawealthy Sydneywinemerchant,Mr.W.A.Long.
Hebuilt"Clairvaux,"abeautifulhomeatRose Bay,overlookingSydneyHarbour.Intheporchwas astatueofOurLady.Onthefirstfloorwasachapel.
InJanuary,1881,hiswifedied,leavinghimwith fiveyoungchildren,threesonsandtwodaughters. Itwasagrievousblowandheneveragainenteredhis belovedhome,inwhichthegreatfiguresoftheday fromallwalksoflifehadbeenwelcomedandentertained.
Healsobuiltthefamous"Dalley'sCastle,"which laterbecameaCatholicorphanage,tohisowndesign ontheheightsofManly.Herehelivedquietlyand insemi-retirementinthelatteryearsofhislife.
PartofhistimewasspentatBayview,Pittwater. Atthisstage,hewasafamiliarfigureintheManly districtasherodethroughthestreetsmountedona charger.
Daileyinhisheydaywasagood-liver.Heliked goodwine,dinedwell,andenjoyedentertaining.He devotedmuchattentiontodress.Hewasimmaculately garbed,woreabell-topper,andatalltimescarried aflowerinhisbuttonhole.Hewasbroad-shouldered andshortofstature.
Butineveryotherwayhewasabigman-inmind, heart,speech,outlook,courageandlearning.Hewas tolerant,rational,calm,deliberate,generousand sympatheticiniverythinghedidandsaid.Inshort, hewasofatypethathappensperhapsonceina generation.
(ByFatherIvorMcGrath,S.S.C.)
Taipei,Formosa,March27.-Catholic membersofaChinesedramagroupwhorecentlyreturnedfromaEuropeantourrefer toanaudiencewithHisHolinessPopePius XIIas"theoutstandingeventofourlives."
grouprecallwithgratitude thekindnessshownthem byCatholics,priestsand laypeople,everywhere.
VaticanCity:Anewcode ofcanonlawhasgoneinto effectfortheOrientalRites oftheChurch.
HediedatAnnesly,DarlingPoint,onOctober28: 1888,aged57,survivedbyhisfivechildren.Hedid notreceiveaStatefuneral-HenryParkeswasPre'mieratthetime-buthisobsequiesinSt.Mary's Cathedral,atwhichCardinalMoranofficiated,aroused widespreadpublicinterest.HewasburieainWaverleyCemetery.
OnJune17,1890,atabletinbronzebasrelief, bearingamedallionportraitofDailey,wasunveiled inthecryptofSt.Paul'sAnglicanCathedral,London. Itmaybeseentheretoday.Theinscriptionrecords thatitisinmemoryof"AnAustralianStatesman andPatriot."
InApril,1897,abronzestatuetathememoryof DaileywaserectedinHydePark,oppositeSt.Mary's Cathedral,whereitstillstands.InJuly,1886,a marblebustofDaileywaserectedinthechamberof theLegislativeCouncil.
TwoofDalley'ssurvivingsons,JohnBedeDailey andWilliamBedeDailey,becamejournalistshere. Hisyoungestson,CharlesVincentPatrickBedeDailey alieutenantinthe3rdBattalionOxfordshireLight Infantry,waskilledinahuntingaccidentinEngland onOctober31,1899.
The50-memberoptraticbythegorgeouscostumes groupoftheRepublicof ChinaincludedthreeCatholics.Afive-monthtourof 14Europeancitiesendedin Rome,wheretheCatholic memberswerereceivedin audiencebythePope.
Expressinghis'pleasure atmeetingthem,theHoly Fatheradded:"ThepersecutedCatholicsoftheChina mainlandareeverinOur thoughts.Wecontinually prayforthem."
MissMaryYangChuchun,22-year-oldopera star,remarked:"Tohave theprivilegeofanaudience withthePopewassomethingofwhichInever dareddream.Itwaswonderful."
Thegroup'sleading femaleimpersonator,Peter TsaoYuan,spokeofthe deepimpressionmadeby thealertenergyofthe Pontiff.
MissYangandMr.Tsao claytheCh'ingYiorBlack Dressfemalerolesinthe highlystylised,symbolic Thineseclassicaldrama. Thereisverydefinitedemarcationofcharactersac-ordingtovoice,figureand training.
Atoneperiodofhistory allroleswereplayedby men.Thoughactressesare 'ncludednowinevery troupe,skilledfemaleimpersonatorsaremorepopularandinvariablyplaythe leadingfemaleroles.
ThethirdCatholicofthe group,LukeChangChinPei,isanexpertmake-up artist.Thecostumesin Chinesedramaarevery elaborateandthereare some250stylesoffacepainting,complicatedcoiffureandmanykindsof falsebeard,allrigidlyformalisedandestablishedby longtradition.Make-upfor Chinesedramaisavery skilledart.
TheconventionalChinese dramastage,liketheElizabethan,hasnoscenery.The onecurtainservesasa backdropforallplays.
Stagepropsarefew.Atable andacoupleofchairsserve manypurposes.
Tomountatablemay signifyclimbingamountain, anactorwavingawhip *epresentsamanonhorseback.Thecolourand glamouroftheChinese classicalstagearesupplied
andthetechnicalperfection ofprecisemovementin harmonywiththemusic.
Duringitstourthedrama groupfromFormosaplayed toaudiencesinLondon, Dublin,Paris,MonteCarlo andcitiesinSpain,PortugalandItaly.
Therepresentativesofthe PekingCommunistregime inLondonattemptedtointerferewiththeperformancesofthegroup.ChineselivinginEnglandwere warnednottoattendthe playsandleafletsofcriticismweredistributed.
ThethreeCatholicsofthe
WhileinIrelandthey werereceivedbyArchbishopJohnMcQuaidof Dublin,whoaskedmany questionsabouttheprogressoftheChurchinFormosa.Hesaidhewassorry hecouldnotseethetroupe perform.
TheChineseclassical dramaisnotonlypopular drama,originatingitissaid inconnectionwithreligious rites,butitisapartofthe Chineseculturalhertage.
Inthetraditionalthemes, historicalandreligious,good isinvariablyrewarded,evil punished.TheConfucian standardsareconsistently upheld.Forthisreason classicaldramahasalways beenconsideredabeneficial influenceinthelifeofthe people.
Vienna,Austria,March29.-Anumber ofpriestsarebelievedtobeamongthe47 personsbeingbroughttotrialinSlovakiaby theRedCzechoslovakgovernment,accordingtoreportsreachinghere.
assupportersoftheformer regimeofindependentSlovakia,arechargedwiththe "massmurderof3,723personsduringthelastweeks ofthewar."
Thedefendants,describedlastautumnwithoutleaving atrace.Austrianpolicesay theyhavestrongreasonto suspectthatVicenwaskidnappedbyRedagents, dopedandtakenatnight downtheDanuberiverto aportinCzechoslovakia.
Slovakiawassetupasan independentStatebyNazi Germanyin1939.Itagain becamepartofCzechoslovakiafollowingWorldWar II. Thetrialwasannounced atapressconferencecalled inPraguebyCzechoslovak MinisterofInteriorRudolf Barak,whousedtheoccasiontolaunchaviolentattackontheChurch.
Catholicpriests,he charged,hadservedas chaplainsintheHlinka Guards-akindofpoliticalpoliceforceinindependentSlovakia-and"condoned"theiratrocities.
Thisaccusation,itisfearedhere,mayleadtoarenewedoffensiveagainstthe ChurchbytheCzechoslovak Reds.
Askedwhythetrialwas takingplacenow,13years aftertheendofthewar, Barakreportedlyanswered thatincriminatingevidence hadbeenfoundinthe "archives"ofoneJozef Vicen,aSlovakemigrant recentlyarrestedonCzechoslovakterritory.
Observersherebelieve thisistheJosefVicenwho disappearedfromVienna
Cologne,Germany.-Parentstoooften blametelevisionforabusesforwhichthey themselvesaretoblame,declaredoneof Germany'sleadingtelevisiondirectorsata meetingoftheGermanCatholicWomen's Associationhere.
ThemeetingbroughttogetherCatholicmothersand leadingTVdirectorsand personalitiestodiscuss problemsarisingfromthe effectoftelevisiononthe family.
Dr.GertrudSimmerding ofthestaffoftheBavarian TVnetworkplacedsomeof theblameforpoorTVprogrammesdirectlyonthe shouldersofparents.
"Toooftenparentsuse TVasasubstitutefor propercareoftheirchildren.Theysimplyturnon thesetandleavethechild alonetoimbibeanything thathappenstocomeon.
wouldbenefittheentire familyasagroup,shesaid. Thereareotherprogrammeswhicharegood forchildren,shecontinued. butitistheresponsibility ofparentstoknowwhich programmebelongsinthat category.
Shefurthersuggestedthat women'sgroupsmightput pressureonTVnetworksto classfyprogrammesforthe benefitofthefamilyandto improvetheirofferingsto thepublic.
thatwehaveaState-wide Service,andwillgladlyquoteonanyrequirements.
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"Childrenneedparental guidanceintheselection andinterpretationofcert tainshows.Certainprogrammesareharmful simplybecausenoadultis theretoexplaintothechild whatisgoingonandwhat attitudeoughttobetaken towardtheeventsbeing shown,"shesaid.
Dr.Simmerdingurged parentstowatchcertain programmeswiththeir children.Someprogrammes
VaticanCity,April3: ChancellorJuliusRaabof Austria,inRomeonan unofficialvisit,wasreceivedinprivateaudencehere byHsHolinessPopePius XII. Inthecourseofthelong audience,theChancellor discussedtheconcordat betweenhiscountryandthe HolySee,aboutwhich therehadbeenmuchdebate inrecentmonthsinAustrian Parliamentarycircles.
ThenewcodewasannouncedlastJunebyHis HolinessPopePiusXIIin theapostolicconstitution, "CleriSanctitati."
Thecodecontains558 canons.Itscompilationwas begunwhenPopePiusXI setupthePontificalCommissionfortheCodification ofCanonLawfortheOrientalChurchin1935.His EminenceGregoryPeter XVCardinalAgagianian, PatriarchofCiliciaofthe Armenians,ispresidentof thecommission. Thecanonsofthenew coderefermainlytothe Orientalliturgyandhierarchy,aswellastodisciplineinsomelayorganisations.
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DearGirls,Boysand Tinies,-Iambeginningto beveryproudofthis"corner"becausewearereally gettingsomeveryworthwhilecontributions,and prominentamongsttheseis theseriesofbookreviews thatweresentinbythe Sub-juniorsofVictoria-sq. Ladies'College.
Thisweekwereadinthe "WestAustralian"ofthe deathofthegreatAustralianauthoressEthelTurner (Mrs.H.R.Curlewis) whosefirstbook,"Seven LittleAustralians"has founditswayintoallthe bookshelvesoftheworld andmadethislandofours lovedandknown.
Soinreefingthroughmy shoalofcontributionswaitingtofeatureinthepage,I wasthrilledanddelighted tofindareviewofit amongstthereviewssentin byVictoria-sq.whichIwill featureeachweekforthe present.Readitcarefully andtryandgetholdofand readthisverydelightful book.It'sgreattofeelthe "corner"is"rightonthe ball."
EthelTurnerwrote "SevenLittleAustralians" 65yearsago.Itwasher firstandbestknownbook amongher40otherbooks, andsheis,Ithink,ourAustralianEnidBlyton.Her booksarecertainlyclassed asamongthebestifnotthe bestchildrenbooksforAustralianchildren.
Writtenin1874itwas translatedinto10different languagesandsoldmore than1,000,000copies.
BorninYorkshire,Ethel Turnercameoutherewhen shewasnine,andbegan writingwhenshewas13.
So,youseechildren,that amongstyou,my"cornerites,"wehavemanyprospectiveauthoresses.
Writingisanimportant partofliving.Sochildren thoseofyouwholikeitDO giveusyourbest.The Churchneedsgreatwriters.
Don'tforgettosayaprayerforthesoulofEthel Turner.
Love, AUNTMOLLIE.Shortlyafterhisarrival inMolokaiofwhichwe wrotelastweek,whenhe met"MotherMaryAnne" StevensonmetBrother JosephDutton.Theystruck upaqueerintensefriendship,eachbasedonan honestadmirationofthe other.
daysonSamoainstead. Whatwouldhavebeenthe endofthestoryifhehad chosenMolokaiashewished,insteadofbowingtohis wife'sdecision?Itisan interestingquestion.
Writingtoafriendatthis timeDuttonsays:Hishealth seemspoor,andhemuch neglectsitwhenheisnot feelingdepressedoverit. SaidthatMolokaiwasthe mostbeautifulplacethathe hadeverseen.Addedthat hehadagreatmindto comeandspendtheremainderofhisdayshere.
Saidthathedoubtedthat hewouldlivelonghimself, andfeltthathemightas willspendhislastdayshere. Askedmanyquestionsabout Damien,andshowedgreat interestinallhedid.Told himallIcouldgivingatrue pictureofthesaintedFather thatfellshort."
Stevensonmustatsome stagehavevisitedthelonely cared-forgraveofDamien underthePandanustree, andthoughtlongthoughts aboutthecheerfulsaintthat madeallthehappinessof thesettlementontheisland possible. Fatetookahandand Stevensonspenthislast
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Theyear1890sawStevensoninourSydney.Here hemetMr.Hyde,aPresbyterianclergyman,whohad visitedMolokaithreetimes, firstlyconsecratinganewlybuiltProtestantchurch,and returningtoseeitsprogress. Dr.Hydefreelyexpressed hisadmirationforFather Damien'sworkandthatof theBrothersandSisterswho heacknowledged,caredfor thesickmorethanany trainednurseswoulddo, and"witheverysmileand courageousactionexpressinglovefortheirterrible task."
Yetfouryearsafter FatherDamien'sdeathhe wroteafoulletterto"The Presbyterian"condemning Damien,andfullofunjust criticism.
"Ihaveneverseenmy husbandsoenragedaswhen hesatdowntoanswerthat letter,"writesMrs.Stevenson."Usuallythekindest ofmen,Robertcouldonoccasionassumetheroleof avengingangel.Helocked himselfinhisroomandhis penspedoverhispaper.He realisedtherisksofwhat hewasdoinginattacking theletteroftheclergyman buthesaidtome."Iknow Iamwritingalibel.I thinkhemightbringan action.Willyou,myfamily, condonethis,ifweloseall wepossessdefendingit?I feelImustwriteit.
AllnightlongonSamoathe prayerswentoninLatin andSamoan.Allnightlong sohadtheIslandersof Molokaiprayedalsofor Damien.AndIliketothink thatFatherDamienwas
"SevenLittleAustralians" isanexcitingnovelwritten aboutanAustralianfamily ofsevenchildrenwhose agesrangefrom16toone. Theirmotherhaddiedand theirfatherhadmarried againayoungandbeautifulgirl,Flyearsold. Thestorytellsofthe youngmother'sstruggles, andofthefather,whodid notfullyunderstandchildren. Itisamostexcitingand lovablebookandIenjoyed everyminuteofit.Ithink everyoneshouldtryand readthisbookassoonasshe can,forithaseverythingin it,excitement,joy,tragedy andadventure.
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Hesentthelettertothe Londonnewspapersbut theywereafraidtopublish it.The"ScotsObserver," lesstimid,publisheditin twoinstalments.Shortly afterseeingthatHydedid notbringalibelChattoand Windusboughtit'asan essay.Stevensonrefusedto acceptanyroyalties.
"ThelettertoDr.Hyde," hesaid,"isyoursandany man's.Iwillnevertouch apennyofremuneration. Idonotstickatmurder; Idrawthelineatcannibalism.Icouldnoteatapenny rollthatthatpieceofbludgeoninghadgainedforme."
TheprofitsweresentdirecttotheMissionatMolokai.Here"MotherMary Anne"andherchoirsang ahymnofpraiseaccompaniedonthegrandpiano thatStevensonhadsent thereafterheleft.
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Gailycolouredflags,buntingandared carpetwastheorderofthedaywhenSouth PerthandSubiacoN.C.G.M.basketballers arrivedattheHomeoftheGoodShepherd. Thiswasaminorgradingdayfortwonew teams-St.Michael'sandSt.Clare's.
Sucharoyalwelcomewas agreatsurpriseforthe visitinggirls,and,afterall preliminaryintroductions thewordwaspassedaround thattheCardinalwasvery soontobeexpected.
Bothteamsquicklyproceededtothecourtsand gradingsweresoonunder way.
CondolencestoSouth PerthandSubiaco.Oneday theredcarpetmaybelaid outsolelyforthem.
The1958basketballseasonhascommencedforall N.C.G.M.players.Grading Day,thefirststartforthe year,washeldonMarch 26atSt.Patrick'scourts.
Thirty-fiveteamsfromthe followingbrancheswere present:Cathedral1and2, FloreatPark1and2,South Perthand2,HiltonPark 1and2,ShentonPark1and 2,BeaconsfieldI,Grayands-Cottesloe 1 and2, VictoriaPark1,2and3, Kensington 1 and2,Palmyra1and2,Maylands1 and2,Fremantle1,2and 3,Leederville1,2and3, Subiaco1 and2,Osborne Park1,Highgate1,Redcliffe1andEastPerth1.
MembersoftheN.C.G.M. executivewerepresentand thebasketballpresident, ElaineMcCormick,welcomedallteams-oldandnew -forthecomingseason.
MargaretByrthgavean explanatorytalkonthenew ruleswhiletwoteamswere intheplay-thusgivingonlookersaclearinsightinthe waybacketballistobe flayedforthefuture.
Themajorityofteams
NedlandsonSaturday,April 19at2.15p.m.
MIDLANDJUNCTION: N.C.G.M.girlswillmake
atriptoBindoonBoys' TownonAnzacDay,April 25.Asalimitednumber ofcarsisgoingitisessentialthatthoseintesding travellinghavetheirtickets byApril20.
Atthelastmeetingofthe YouthCentrecommitteea programmeforthenextsix weekswasdrawnup. Thursday,April24willbe aquiznight.
AquinasXIhadavery meritoriouswininthe1958 DarlotCupseriesofcricket matches.
Thetotalof17points comprisedthreeoutright wins,onefirstinningswin andadraw.Guildford Grammarsecured14points, Hale11points,Scotch8 points,ChristChurch5 pointsandWesley5points.
Theteamoweditssuccess tofine,accuratebowling, soundbatting,andsolid,if not,attimes,brilliantfielding.
Thewinwasallthemore meritoriouswhenitisconsideredonlyfiveplayers wereavailablefromthe 1957sidewhichfinished equalfourthinthatyear's matches.
Theteamwascaptained byanastuteleader,and highlycapablecricketerin JohnMcCormack.John's ownperformanceswerenot affectedbytheworriesof captaincy,asabattingaverageof39andbowlingaverageof5.3(30wicketsfor 160runs),wonhimthe side'strophyforbestallrounder.
Asecondtrophyforthe mostimprovedbatsmanwas wereincorrectuniform,thewonbyEdwardSmith.Edteamcoloursappearedverywardisaverypromising strItingasplayprogressed.cricketer.Hisseason'sbatAfterallteamsweretingwashighlightedbya gradedthegirlslinedupinfine45againstHaleSchool formationandMargar-tandachancelessinningsof Bell,N.C.G.M.Statepresi-82againstWesleyinthe dent,gaveaconcludingtalkfinalmatch. andwishedallteamssuc-Thebowlingperformances cessfortheyear. ofKevinHayes,afastleftOpeningdayforthe1958handbowler,werevery basketballseasonistobemeritorious.Kevin,playing heldat"Loreto"convent,inhisfirstcupseriessecured37wicketsatacostof ,ciao3:corkoxi3:8:oreaccacoicoo255runs.
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FIRSTXI
Aquinasv.Wesley Aquinas,1stinnings,222; E.Smith22,R.Stone42,P. Giles29,D.Cockle18. Wesley,1stinnings,138. BowlingforAquinas:K. Hayes3/40;J.McCormack, 3/28;D.Cockle.2/18. Aquinaswononthefirst innings, SECONDXI Aquinasv.Wesley Aquinas,1stinnings,203; P.Dallimore35,P.Smedley 62,I.Woodbridge,n.o.,41. Wesley,1stinnings,25. BowlingforAquinas:C.
Ellis8/16,J.Woodbridge 2/7. Wesley2ndinnings122.
BowlingforAquinas:C. Ellis3/24,P.Anderson 3/14.J.Woodbridge2/14. OutrightwinforAquinas.
UNDER15
Aquinasv.Wesley Wesley1stinnings,40. BowlingforAquinas:D. Hayes3/17,D.Mulcahy 5/12,I.Kennedy2/1. Aquinas1stinnings,127; P.Kennedy52,J.Kennedy 23,D.Mulcahy15. Aquinaswononfirstinnings.
UNDER14
Aquinasv.Wesley
Aquinas1stinnings119; A.Barnett28,B.Baxter18. Wesley1stinnings9/78. BowlingforAquinas:M. Repacholi5'/2Q. Drawngame.
UNDER13
Aquinasv.Wesley Wesley1stinnings65. BowlingforAquinas:M. Perrott4/18,K.Sinclair 3/17.
Aquinas1stinnings88: M.Perrot36,G.Symonds 12. Aquinaswonon1stinnings.
Thegamewillbeonin
HeadOfRiverearnestthisSaturdayafter-
St.Ignatius College, Riverview,wontheGreat PublicSchools'Headofthe RiverinSydneyonSaturdayforthefirsttimefor51 years.
Riverviewputinagreat finishtobeatthefavourites Shorebyquarterofa length.
TheCollegehadwonfour HeadoftheRiverracesin 1899,1901,1905and1907 whentheracewasforfours.
Thewinrealisedaplan setfouryearsagobyFather Jones,theschool'sformer rowingmaster,JimBurrell andDuncanBaggett.They setouttoteachrowing fromthefundamentalstage andtowintheeights.
CoachBaggett,overjoyed withthewin,saidalotof thecreditmustgotothe EmpireGamescrewwhich rowedwiththeSt.Ignatius crewattheEasterweekend.Baggettsaidthe King'sCupcrewimproved hiscrewoutofsight.At theweek-endtheGames crewwentoverthecourse threetimeswiththeCollege eightandpractisedstarting andshortsprints.
TheCollegecrewadopted theGames'crew'sclapper systembywhichthecox beatstimeonthesideof theboatwhencallingfor aneffort.Thishelpedthe crewtokeeptogetherwhen puttingintheirsprints.
ThehighlyfanciedSt. Joseph'sCollegecrewwere, outofluck.Theirnumber four"caughtacrab"when thefrontchocksofhisfeet broke.Theboywaspitched istothewaterandwas pickedupbytheumpire's boat. St.Joseph'scontinuedin theracebutwerelasthome. Atthetimeofthemishap St.Joseph'swereinsecond place.
EASTVICTORIAPARK:..
AgeneralCommunion willbeheldatthe7.30a.m. Massandacombinedsocial intheeveningonApril27. Alltheyouthoftheparish areurgedtocomealong andmaketheseinaugural functionsofthebranch successful.Aninvitationis alsoextendedtomembers ofotherbranches.
LEEDERVILLE: Ageneralmeetingwas heldMondaynight,atwhich thehouseparty,heldlast Thursdaynight,wasdiscussed.ThebranchextendsitsgratitudetoMr. andMrs.Cookformaking theirhouseavailablefor theparty.
ApicniptoYanchepisto beheldonSunday,April 27.
OSBORNEPARK:
Agoodcrowdattended thebarbecuepartyheldat RyanRowland'shomeon April12.Anexcellentsupper,aportabledancefloor andpartygamescontributedtowardstheevening's success.
ThanksisextendedtoMr. andMrs.Rowlandforallowingthemovementsto holdthebarbecueattheir homeandfororganising andconductingthegames. Arrangementsarenowbeingmadetoholdanother barbecuepartyinthenear future.
Thenextgeneralmeetingandsocialwillbeheld
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PerthandFremantlearetheState'sLeading FURNITUREREMOVERSANDPACKERS
oonwhenthecurtainrises ontheLeagueFootballseason. Enthusiasticclubmeetings andscratchmatcheshave pavedthewayforwhat couldbethebestseasonon recordhere.
Thecourseofsummer trainingbyaselectsquad, whowillattempttowrest thehonoursfromVictoria atthecentenarycarnival mid-seasonattractedinterestforthenewseason moresothanforanyother year.
Indicationspointtothe 1956premiersandthe1957 runners-upEastPerthtakingaleadingpartinthis year'scompetition..
Theyhaveasidewhich combinesspeedand strength.InGraham Farmer,Eastshavethe State'sbestruckmanand Farmerhasshowninscratch matchesthathewillbein topformfromthestartof theseason.AndFarmerat hisbestisamatchwinner.
AmongEastPerth'sbest recruitsisBevanByrne whowasastarathleteat ChristianBrothersCollege, Highgate.Byrnehasdisplayedgreatabilityin scratchmatchesinwhich hehasbeenplayedasa rover.
Byrnewillsharetherovinginthefirstgamewith RegHallandKevinMcGill. Thenaddcaptain-coach JackSheedytothisgroup andtherovingstrengthof Eastsisevenmoreimpressive.Sheedypulledamuscle onthetrainingtrack,but heshouldnotbelongin gettingbackintothegame.
Theearlygameswillbe:
APRIL19:EastFremantle v.PerthatEastFremantle; Claremontv.SwanDistricts atClaremont;EastPerthv. WestPerthatPerthOval; Subiacov.SouthFremantle atSubiaco.
APRIL26:WestPerthv. EastFremantle,atLeeder\dile;Perthv.EastPerth,at W.A.C.A.;SwanDistrictsv. Subiaco,atBassendean; SouthFremantlev.Claremont,atFremantle.
MA3:Perthv.SouthFremantle,atW.A.C.A.;West Perthv.SwanDistrictsat Leederville;EastFremantle v.SubiacoatEastFre-. mantle;Claremontv.East PerthatClaremont.
Theintroductionofthe mobilebarriertotrotting willaddconsiderableinteresttothesportinthe comingmonths.
Thebarrierhaditsfirst try-outonTuesdaynight andwillbeusedinforthcomingtrialsleadingupto thefirstracefromamoving start,atGloucesterParkon May3.
Themobilebarrierand theintroductionofnight trottingputthesportin thebigtimeinAmerica. Themobilestartshavebeen usedinSydneyandin Melbourne-inthelatter cityforthelasttwoweeks.
Themobilebarriedwill eliminatethe"ifs"from trotting.Forhorseswho arenotreliableatthebarrierinstandingstartraces willbegettingawaywell behindthemobilemachine. Thiswillbemoresatisfactoryfromthepunters'point ofview.
Thefirstmobilestartrace willfeatureeighthorses whowillbeinvitedtotake part.Thebarrieraccommodateseightatatime. ButthesecondraceonMay 24willhave12starters, fourofthembeinginthe secondline.
Inadditiontothemobile barrier,trottingenthusiasts willhavethebigjackpotat Fremantlecomingupon May10.
Thejackpotcarryoverof £15,704madelastSaturday night'sFremantlemeeting memorable.Butthepool willbe£25,304atthenext portfixture.Thiswillbe thetenthattempttoselect thecovetedfivewinnersat Fremantleandwinaprize whichshouldbecloseto £40,000.
onWednesday,April23.All youngpeopleareinvited. Thoseinterestedintabletennisareespeciallyasked toattendasparticularsof theproposedtable-tennis clubwillbeoutlined.
MIDLANDJUNCTION:
Thescratchmatchheld atDeLaSallecollegeon April13wasagreatsuccess. The.C.W.wishestothank theDeLaSalleBrothers fortheirco-operationand alsotheparentsfortheir support.
OnSunday,April20,at 2p.m.ascratchmatchwill beplayedagainstSt. Charles'Seminary,onthe seminaryoval.Thiswill bethelastscratchmatch beforethecompetition starts.Allplayersare askedtobeattheSeminary nolaterthan1.45p.m.
LEEDERVILLE:
OnSunday,April27 therewillbeapicnicto Yanchep.BusleavesSt. Mary'shall,Oxfordand Franklin-sts.,10a.m. -
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"Salon,"Room109,First Floor,SheffieldHouse 713HayStreet (overLevinson's)
Gailycolouredflags,buntingandared carpetwastheorderofthedaywhenSouth PerthandSubiacoN.C.G.M.basketballers arrivedattheHomeoftheGoodShepherd. Thiswasaminorgradingdayfortwonew teams-St.Michael'sandSt.Clare's.
Sucharoyalwelcomewas agreatsurpriseforthe visitinggirls,and,afterall preliminaryintroductions thewordwaspassedaround thattheCardinalwasvery soontobeexpected.
NedlandsonSaturday,April 19at2.15p.m.
MIDLANDJUNCTION: N.C.G.M.girlswillmake
atriptoBindoonBoys' TownonAnzacDay,April 25.Asalimitednumber ofcarsisgoingitisessentialthatthoseintesding travellinghavetheirtickets byApril20.
Atthelastmeetingofthe YouthCentrecommitteea programmeforthenextsix weekswasdrawnup. Thursday,April24willbe aquiznight.
St. IgnatiusCollege, Riverview,wontheGreat PublicSchools'Headofthe RiverinSydneyonSaturdayforthefirsttimefor51 years.
Riverviewputinagreat finishtobeatthefavourites Shorebyquarterofa length.
TheCollegehadwonfour HeadoftheRiverracesin 1899,1901,1905and1907 whentheracewasforfours.
Bothteamsquicklyproceededtothecourtsand gradingsweresoonunder way.
CondolencestoSouth PerthandSubiaco.Oneday theredcarpetmaybelaid outsolelyforthem.
The1958basketballseasonhascommencedforall N.C.G.M.players.Grading Day,thefirststartforthe year,washeldonMarch 26atSt.Patrick'scourts.
Thirty-fiveteamsfromthe followingbrancheswere present:Cathedral1and2, FloreatPark1and2,South Perth1and2,HiltonPark and2,ShentonPark1and 2,Beaconsfield1,Graylands-Cottesloe 1 and2, VictoriaPark1,2and3, Kensington 1 and2,Palmyra1and2,Maylands1 and2,Fremantle1,2and 3,Leederville1,2and3, Subiaco1 and2,Osborne Park1,Highgate1,Redcliffe1andEastPerth1.
MembersoftheN.C.G.M. executivewerepresentand thebasketballpresident, ElaineMcCormick,welcomedallteams-oldandnew -forthecomingseason.
MargaretByrthgavean explanatorytalkonthenew ruleswhiletwoteamswere intheplay-thusgivingonlookersaclearinsightinthe waybacketballistobe playedforthefuture.
Themajorityofteams wereincorrectuniform,the teamcoloursappearedvery sulkingasplayprogressed.
Afterallteamswere gradedthegirlslinedupin formationandMargar'k Bell,N.C.G.M.Statepresident,gaveaconcludingtalk andwishedallteamssuccessfortheyear.
Openingdayforthe1958 basketballseasonistobe heldat"Loreto"convent, 03:8203:MR:8:4XECE09:0:03C6000
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AquinasXIhadavery meritoriouswininthe1958 DarlotCupseriesofcricket matches.
Thetotalof17points comprisedthreeoutright wins,onefirstinningswin andadraw.Guildford Grammarsecured14points, Hale11points,Scotch8 points,ChristChurch5 pointsandWesley5points.
Theteamoweiitssuccess tofine,accuratebowling, soundbatting,andsolid,if not,attimes,brilliantfielding.
Thewinwasallthemore meritoriouswhenitisconsideredonlyfiveplayers wereavailablefromthe 1957sidewhichfinished equalfourthinthatyear's matches.
Theteamwascaptained byanastuteleader,and highlycapablecricketerin JohnMcCormack.John's ownperformanceswerenot affectedbytheworriesof captaincy,asabattingaverageof39andbowlingaverageof5.3(30wicketsfor 160runs),wonhimthe side'strophyforbestallrounder.
Asecondtrophyforthe mostimprovedbatsmanwas wonbyEdwardSmith.Edwardisaverypromising cricketer.Hisseason'sbattingwashighlightedbya fine45againstHaleSchool 'andachancelessinningsof 82againstWesleyinthe finalmatch.
Thebowlingperformances ofKevinHayes,afastlefthandbowler,werevery meritorious.Kevin,playing inhisfirstcupseriessecured37wicketsatacostof 255runs.
FIRSTXI
Aquinasv.Wesley Aquinas,1stinnings,222; E.Smith22,R.Stone42,P. Giles29,D.Cockle18. Wesley,1stinnings,138.
BowlingforAquinas:K. Hayes3/40;J.McCormack, 3/28;D.Cockle.2/18. Aquinaswononthefirst innings.
SECONDXI
Aquinasv.Wesley Aquinas,1stinnings,203; P.Dallimore35,P.Smedley 62,I.Woodbridge,n.o.,41. Wesley,1stinnings,25.
BowlingforAquinas:C.
Ellis8/16,J.Woodbridge 2/7.
Wesley2ndinnings122.
BowlingforAquinas:C. Ellis3/24,P.Anderson 3/14,J.Woodbridge2/14.
OutrightwinforAquinas.
UNDER15
Aquinasv.Wesley Wesley1stinnings,40.
BowlingforAquinas:D. Hayes3/17,D.Mulcahy 5/12,I.Kennedy2/1. Aquinas1stinnings,127; P.Kennedy52,J.Kennedy 23,D.Mulcahy15.
Aquinaswononfirstinnings.
UNDER14
Aquinasv.Wesley
Aquinas1stinnings119; A.Barnett28,B.Baxter18.
Wesley1stinnings9/78.
BowlingforAquinas:M. Repacholi572g.
Drawngame. UNDER13
Aquinasv.Wesley Wesley1stinnings65.
BowlingforAquinas:M. Perrott4/18,K.Sinclair 3/17.
Aquinas1stinnings88: M.Perrot36,G.Symonds 12. Aquinaswonon1stinnings.
Thewinrealisedaplan setfouryearsagobyFather Jones,theschool'sformer rowingmaster,JimBurrell andDuncanBaggett.They setouttoteachrowing fromthefundamentalstage andtowintheeights.
CoachBaggett,overjoyed withthewin,saidalotof thecreditmustgotothe EmpireGamescrewwhich rowedwiththeSt.Ignatius crewattheEasterweekend.Baggettsaidthe King'sCupcrewimproved hiscrewoutofsight.At theweek-endtheGames crewwentoverthecourse threetimeswiththeCollege eightandpractisedstarting andshortsprints.
TheCollegecrewadopted theGames'crew'sclapper systembywhichthecox beatstimeonthesideof theboatwhencallingfor aneffort.Thishelpedthe crewtokeeptogetherwhen puttingintheirsprints.
ThehighlyfanciedSt. Joseph'sCollegecrewwere, outofluck.Theirnumber four"caughtacrab"when thefrontchocksofhisfeet broke.Theboywaspitched istothewaterandwas pickedupbytheumpire's boat. St.Joseph'scontinuedin theracebutwerelasthome. Atthetimeofthemishap St.Joseph'swereinsecond place.
EASTVICTORIAPARK:..
AgeneralCommunion willbeheldatthe7.30a.m. Massandacombinedsocial intheeveningonApril27. Alltheyouthoftheparish areurgedtocomealong andmaketheseinaugural functionsofthebranch successful.Aninvitationis alsoextendedtomembers ofotherbranches.
LEEDERVILLE:
Ageneralmeetingwas heldMondaynight,atwhich thehouseparty,heldlast Thursdaynight,wasdiscussed.ThebranchextendsitsgratitudetoMr. andMrs.Cookformaking theirhouseavailablefor theparty.
ApicnictoYanchepisto beheldonSunday,April 27.
OSBORNEPARK:
Agoodcrowdattended thebarbecuepartyheldat RyanRowland'shomeon April12.Anexcellentsupper,aportabledancefloor andpartygamescontributedtowardstheevening's success.
ThanksisextendedtoMr. andMrs.Rowlandforallowingthemovementsto holdthebarbecueattheir homeandfororganising andconductingthegames. Arrangementsarenowbeingmadetoholdanother barbecuepartyinthenear future.
Thenextgeneralmeetingandsocialwillbeheld
GILLSTRANSPORTSERVICEPty.Ltd.
PerthandFremantlearetheState'sLeading FURNITUREREMOVERSANDPACKERS
Thegamewillbeonin earnestthisSaturdayafternoonwhenthecurtainrises ontheLeagueFootballseason. Enthusiasticclubmeetings andscratchmatcheshave pavedthewayforwhat couldbethebestseasonon recordhere. Thecourseofsummer trainingbyaselectsquad, whowillattempttowrest ttiehonoursfromVictoria atthecentenarycarnival mid-seasonattractedinterestforthenewseason moresothanforanyother year.
Indicationspointtothe 1956premiersandthe1957 runners-upEastPerthtakingaleadingpartinthis year'scompetition.. Theyhaveasidewhich combinesspeedand strength.InGraham Farmer,Eastshavethe State'sbestruckmanand Farmerhasshowninscratch matchesthathewillbein topformfromthestartof theseason.AndFarmerat hisbestisamatchwinner.
AmongEastPerth'sbest recruitsisBevanByrne whowasastarathleteat ChristianBrothersCollege, Highgate.Byrnehasdisplayedgreatabilityin scratchmatchesinwhich hehasbeenplayedasa rover.
Byrnewillsharetherovinginthefirstgamewith RegHallandKevinMcGill. Thenaddcaptain-coach JackSheedytothisgroup andtherovingstrengthof Eastsisevenmoreimpressive.Sheedy onthetrainingtrack,but heshouldnotbelongin gettingbackintothegame.
Theearlygameswillbe:
APRIL19:EastFremantle v.PerthatEastFremantle; Claremontv.SwanDistricts atClaremont;EastPerthv. WestPerthatPerthOval; Subiacov.SouthFremantle atSubiaco.
APRIL26:WestPerthv. EastFremantle,atLeederville;Perthv.EastPerth,at W.A.C.A.;SwanDistrictsv. Subiaco,atBassendean; SouthFremantlev.Claremont,atFremantle.
MA3:Perthv.SouthFremantle,atW.A.C.A.;West Perthv.SwanDistrictsat Leederville;EastFremantle v.SubiacoatEastFremantle;Claremontv.East PerthatClaremont.
Theintroductionofthe mobilebarriertotrotting willaddconsiderableinteresttothesportinthe comingmonths.
Thebarrierhaditsfirst try-outonTuesdaynight andwillbeusedinforthcomingtrialsleadingupto thefirstracefromamoving start,atGloucesterParkon May3.
Themobilebarrierand theintroductionofnight trottingputthesportin thebigtimeinAmerica. Themobilestartshavebeen usedinSydneyandin Melbourne-inthelatter cityforthelasttwoweeks.
Themobilebarriedwill eliminatethe"ifs"from trotting.Forhorseswho arenotreliableatthebarrierinstandingstartraces willbegettingawaywell behindthemobilemachine. Thiswillbemoresatisfactoryfromthepunters'point ofview.
Thefirstmobilestartrace willfeatureeighthorses whowillbeinvitedtotake part.The-barrieraccommodateseightatatime. ButthesecondraceonMay 24willhave12starters, fourofthembeinginthe secondline.
Inadditiontothemobile barrier,trottingenthusiasts willhavethebigjackpotat Fremantlecomingupon May10.
Thejackpotcarryoverof £15,704madelastSaturday night'sFremantlemeeting memorable.Butthepool willbe£25,304atthenext portfixture.Thiswillbe thetenthattempttoselect thecovetedfivewinnersat Fremantleandwinaprize whichshouldbecloseto £40,000.
onWednesday,.April23.All youngpeopleareinvited. Thoseinterestedintabletennisareespeciallyasked toattendasparticularsof theproposedtable-tennis clubwillbeoutlined.
MIDLANDJUNCTION:
Thescratchmatchheld atDeLaSallecollegeon April13wasagreatsuccess. The.C.W.wishestothank theDeLaSalleBrothers fortheirco-operationand alsotheparentsfortheir support.
OnSunday,April20,at 2p.m.ascratchmatchwill beplayedagainstSt. Charles'Seminary,onthe seminaryoval.Thiswill bethelastscratchmatch beforethecompetition starts. Allplayersare askedtobeattheSeminary nolaterthan1.45p.m.
LEEDERVILLE:
OnSunday,April27 therewillbeapicnicto Yanchep.BusleavesSt. Mary'shall,Oxfordand Franklin-sts,,10a.m.
MissELSIEKELLY
SpecialisinginSurgi:alandFashionCorsets,Exclu.siveLingerieandHosiery.
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Prato,Italy.-"Ihaveofferedthislittle cross,whichtheLordhasdeignedformeand mydiocese,toshareforthatholytreasure oftheChurchwhichistheChristianfamily."
BishopPietroFiordelli,of Prato,usedthesewordsin speakingofhisrecenttrial andconvictioninaFlorentinecourtonachargeof defamingaPratomerchant andhiswifewhoweremarriedoutsidetheChurch.
The42-year-oldprelate saidhehasaskedforan appeal"assoonaspossible, "whichperhapsmaycome beforetheFlorenceCourtof Appealsbeforethesummer months.
OnMarch3aFlorentine courtfoundtheprelate guiltyofdefamingMauro Bellandiandhiscivillaw wife,LorinaNunziatiBellandi.Hewasgivenasuspendedfineof40,000lire (about£30)andordered topayMr.Bellandi'slegal feesamountingto420,000 lire(about£280).
Specifically,BishopFiordelliwasfoundguiltyof violatingasectionofthe
Italianpenalcodewhich statesthatanypersonwho "bycommunicationwith severalpersonsinjuresthe reputationofanotheris punishablebyoneyear's imprisonmentandcanbe finedupto82,500lire." (About£60).
Nowthatthetrialisover, BishopFiordellisays nothingischangedasfar ashisdioceseisconcerned. Hisownfaithful,aswellas thefaithfulofItalyandthe wholeworld,havedemonstrated"extraordinaryexpressionsofloveandsolidarity."
Ifanything,hesays,his peoplearemuchcloserto himnow.
Meanwhile, throughout Italy,althoughopinionsare mixedabouttheBishop's actions,allareagreedthat adefinitegoodhascome fromthetrial.
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Animportantquestionon theChurch'srightshasbeen broughtintotheopenand isbeingactivelydiscussed MexicoCity.-Onlycompleteignorance inal BishopFiordellihimself,oftherepeatedcriticismsbyHisHoliness whenheisaskedforaPopePiusXIIdgainstatheisticcommunism statementofhisownposilion,reaffirmswhathesaidcouldhaveledtheprincipalspeakeratan inanaddressgivenintheanti-communistmeetingheretoaccusethe HolySeeofdeliberatelyminimisingcommunism'sdanger,aCatholicjournalist
Pratocathedraltohispeople onthenighthisconviction wasannounced. "Iforgivethem,"hesaid. "Iforgivethempaternally; Iforgivetotallyallthose who,perhapswithoutwishingit,havedoneevilto me."
However,hesaidthatas apreacheroftheGospelof Christhewouldcontinueto callevilthatwhichisevil. Hewouldcontinue,hedeclared,toodefendtheChristianfamilywithallmy strength."
Workers'Gift
Onthenightbeforethe trialbegan,recalledtheprelate,agroupofPrato workers,stillintheirworkclothes,knockedathisdoor about10o'clock.
wrote.
EustaquioRuizEsparza, aneditoroftheCatholic weekly,"Union,"wascommentingonatalkdelivered byBrazilianAdmiralCarlosPennaBottoatapreparatorymeetingofthefirst Anti-CommunistWorld Meetings,inwhichtheadmiralsaidthatthePope"is surroundedbycleverpeople whounderestimatethe dangerofCommunismto thefPeworld."
AdmiralPennaBotto's comments,Mr.Ruizwrote, completelyoverlookthe "thousandsofpriestsand faithfulwhohavebeen sacrificed"becausethey Whenheanswered,theywouldnotyieldtoComofpaper,smudgedwiththe m.munisIn histalk,theadmiral presentedhimaroughsheet dirtandoilofworkers'saidthat"L'Osservatore Romano hands,containing150sig-which isanewspaper hands, ngrewayspitayorf natures.Abovethesigna-thedanger"stemmingfrom tureswaswritten: Communism.
"YourExcellency,our Delegatesmmunism'from50coun- Father,weloveyouandwe prayforyou." triesattendedthemeeting
Followingthetrialand pronouncementofthesentence,Prato'sworkersagain expressedtheirsolidarity withtheBishop.Thistime theygavehimastatement oftheiraffection,beautifullyboundinembdssed Florentineleather,and bearinganother200signatures.
Bothdocumentswere signedbymanypersonswho areknowntobecardcarryingmembersofthe Communistparty.
Before,duringandafter
trial,thePratoBishop hashadspecialreasonto mediateseriouslyonthe problemofCommunismin Italy.Hisconclusionis thatthreegreatproblems facinghisnationcryfor urgentandimmediateattention.
Theseproblemsareinthe fieldsofjournalism,adolescenceandspiritualformation.
Italianthinking,hesays, isbeingformedbythe newspapers,notonlyinthe matterofpolitics,butalso inrespecttotheirattitude towardtheChurch,the bishopsandpriests.
TheCommunist,the socialist,theliberal,the laicistandtheanti-clerical newspapersandmagazines areformingtheopinionsof hundredsofthousandsof ItalianCatholicseveryday.
SurfaceReliaion
Muchhasbeendonefor thenation'schildren,he continued,throughsummer
here,whichhasbeensponsoredbytheInter-AmericanConfederationforthe DefenceoftheContinent.
Duringapreviousmeeting,heldinApril,1956,in Lima,Peru,theconfederation,ofwhichAdmiral PennaBottoispresident, hadturneddownamotion whichproposedChristian soc,a1justiceasameansof combattingCommunism.
Theconfederationhas calledfor"theuseofforce alone"inthestruggle againstCommunism.Commentingonthis,Mr.Ruiz Esparzasaid:
"Allthedelegatesagreed tomakeuseofaforce whichnoneofthemis capableofsupplying;and theyallcontinueintheir mistakeofoverlookingthe CatholicChurch,whosedoctrineisthesolemeansof armingoneselfforasuccessfulbattleagainstCommunism."
Roccastrada,Italy:Father Basile,parishpriestofthis smalltownhalfwaybetween FlorenceandRome,hasrefusedtogivethetraditional Easterblessingtohomesof coupleswhohavenotbeen marriedreligiously.
Roccastradaisasmall localitywithaCommunist majoritywheremorethan 100civilmarriageshave beenperformedsincethe war.
Inanoticetoparishioners toprepareforthetraditionalblessingatEastertime,FatherBasilodeclared:
"ExcludedfromtheEaster blessingofhomesareall concubines,namelyall thosecouplesnotboundby thereligioussacramentof Matrimony.Thesepeople areinfactconsideredpublic sinnersandliveinscandalousconcubinage."
Theheadsofseveral familiesinthetownwere -eportedconsultingwith lawyersforpossibleaction againstthepriest. Thesereportsrecallthe -scenttrialofBishopPietro FiordelliofPrato,whowas convictedbyaFlorence courtforallegedlydefaming acouplemarriedoutsidethe Church.
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PicturedareMr.andMrs.PhilSlatteryaftertheirmarriagewith NuptialMassatOurLadyofVictoriesChurch,FloreatPark,on Easteronay.
TheRev.J.Brosnan officiatedattheceremony.
Thebride,formerlyAnne Cornwall,istheyoungest duaghterofMr.andMrs.
Mrs.ChrisSlatteryof Highgate.
Thebride'sfrockwasof delustredsatininPrincess line.Theboleroinguipure lacewascutonEmpire
youngestsonofMr.andtrain.Anelbowtinveil hungfromthecoronet. MissesMaureenSayers, DeniseLoganandGlen GordonassistedthebridewhilethegroomwassupportedbyFrankConnell campsandvariousotherac-W.Cornwall,ofWembley.line.Appliquedguipure(bestman),TedHorrocks tivities.ButthoseyouthsThebridegroomisthelacealsofeaturedonherandTomCornwall.
15yearsandolderarenot beinghelped.Attention mustnowbeconcentrated Iontheadolescents.
Finally,hesaid,every effortmustbeexpendedfor thespiritualformationof Catholicsofeveryagein Italy.Thereisatendency forthefaithfultomakean artificialseparationbetween theirreligionandtheirlife.
Thereisatendencytowardsurfacereligionand externalswithoutthedeep rootsofpractical,living Christianity.
Inhisowndiocese,Bishop Fiordellihasanactiveprogrammeforthespiritual formationofhisfaithful.He hasestablishedaretreat house,whichisactiveyear round.Andeachweek,in the"greathall"ofhisown residence,hepersonally conductsaclassofScripturestudiesforabout500 persons.
"Iamconvincedthatall ourprayersarebeing heard,"hesays."Iamconvincedthat,althoughwe maysufferforawhile, truthwillundoubtedlyprevailoveruutruthanderror."
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St.Joachim'schurch,VictoriaPark,wasthescene ofaprettyweddingwith NuptialMassonApril12, whenKathleenFeatherstone,daughterofMr.and Mrs.AlfFeatherstone,of VictoriaPark,wasmarried toFrancisWallace,sonof Mr.andMrs.JoeWallaceof Scarborough.
Thebridegroom'suncle, theRev.FatherWallace, C.Ss411. performedthe ceremonyassistedbyBro. Paul,brotherofthebridegroom'smother.
Thehymnssungduring theMasswerebyMr.Clem GregoreofVictoriaPark.
Thebride'sgownwasof thepalestpinkbrocadeand herheaddresslilyofthe valleyheldherraw-cut fingertipveilinplace.
Shecarriedatrailer trailerbouquetofpinkrose budswithherwhitebridal missal-aweddingpresent fromagreatfriend.
BridesmaidsBarbaraMcManus,PatWallace(sister ofthebridegroom)and AnitaHastieworepink frockswithlargepinkfeatheredhatsandalsocarried trailerbouquetsofdeeper pink.
JohnHoganwasbestman, ArthurWhiteandBrian Featherstone(brotherof thebride)weregroomsmen.
Thereceptionfor150 guestswasheldatChestertonLodge.
Mr.andMrs.Wallaceleft intheeveningbytrainfor theirhoneymooninthe EasternStates.
"AnEnglishman,anIrishmanandaScotsman."Howoften hovehumorousstoriesbeentoldaboutsuchagroup?Well"sucha group"isdepictedinthepictureabove.
Theboyontherighthails fromIreland,theboyonthe leftfromEngland,whilethe horsehasmuchScotblood, andisoneofmanyhorses belongingtoClontarf.
Whenfreetimeisavailable,theboysofClontarf enjoyridingaroundthe propertyandmanyofthem havebecomeproficient riders.
Altogetherthereare abouttwentyhorses,includingseveralfoals,of varioussizes,colourand breed.
Afarmusuallyhandles cattle,andClontarfisno exception.Thereareforty AustralianIllawarraShorthorns,milkedbytheboys
underthefarmBrothers' supervision,andgoodqualitymilkfromthecows savesClontarfconsiderable expense.Thedairyis equippedwithafourunit milkingmachine.
Offascinatinginterest arethepigs(population 120)whichwandercontentedlyinwell-stocked fields.Thepiggeryisone ofthehighlightsofthe farm.
Thereisafinecommunity spiritamongthepoultry, Onegooseonlayingitseggs, leavesthemforahento hatch.Altogetherthereare 300hensand40geese.
Whynotcomeoutto ClontarfonSunday,April
Quito,Ecuador,March29.-Afilmbased onthelifeofBlessedMartindePorreswill bereadyforexhibitionintheUnitedStates thisyear,itwasannouncedhere. brotherwhicharescheduledtobepublishedinSpain.
Thefilmwasproducedby DominicanFatherNorbert Georges,directorofthe BlessedMartindePorres SocietyintheUnitedStates.
MadeinLima,Peru,the filmusedmanyoftheactual locationsasbackgroundfor thestoryofthecoloured DominicanBrotherwhowas borninLimaneartheend ofthe16thcentury.
FatherGeorges,who spokehereduringastopoveronhiswaybackto NewYork,saidthathehas collectedalargenumberof documentsontheheroic virtuesofthehumble
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Hesaidthathehopesthe publicationofthesedocumentswillhelptospread devotiontoBlessedMartin andhastenhiscanonisation.
"BlessedMartinhasa specialmessage,especially forcolouredpeople,sincein certainplacesCatholicism hastakenonperhapstoo muchofaWesternand whiteappearance,"Father Georgessaid,adding: "Aren'tcolouredpeople alsoentitledtoaplacein heaven?"
BornofaSpanishfather andafreedNegromother inLimain1579,Martinde Porreswasapprenticedto abarber-surgeonattheage of12.Threeyearslaterhe wasadmittedtotheDominicanconventoftheRosary, wherehebecameaprofessedBrother.
Hebecameknownforhis skillincaringforthesick. Hiswillingnesstoperform themostdifficultandmenial oftasksandhisskilful managementofmaterialresourcesmadehimvaluable totheconvent. WhenhediedinNovember,1639,prelatPs,State officialsandnoblemencarriedhisbodytoitsgrave. Aftermanydelays,hewas beatifiedin1837.
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