The Record Newspaper 06 August 1959

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ARCHBISHOPPREACHESMOVINGPANEGYRIC

FivePrelatesAtObsequies OfLateAbbotCatalan,O.S.B.

Hisspiritualandtem,poralcareofthenatives thereandatDrysdaleMissionwouldeverberememberedwithgratitudeby themandbyallthosewho hadtheameliorationofthe lotofthenativeandhalfcasteatheart.

Inseasonandoutofseason-oftenatgreatpersonalinconvenience as whenhevisitedDrysdale, hetookafatherlyinterest inthem-andnevermissed anopportunitytoplead theirworthycause.

ManynativesinW.A.todayweremourningthe deathofakindlyspiritual father.guideandfriend.

MassForRedCross

Society'sCentenary

Massat11a.m.onAugust16atSt.

Mary'sCathedralwillbeofferedupbymembersoftheWesternAustralianDivisionof theAustralianRedCrossSocietytomarkthe centenaryofthebirthoftheirfounder,Henri Dunant.

HereinAustraliathere are185,000RedCrossmembersand259,000JuniorRed Crossmembersgivingdevotedserviceunderthe universalbanner,manyof whom,onRedCrossSun-

byDunantandhisfellowworkers.

ThethirdSundayof AugusthasbeentraditionallyobservedbytheRed CrossSocietythroughout Australiaasthedayon whichmembersgivethanks toGodfortheexamplesetday,August16,willbeofferingtheirprayersthatthe workoftheRedCrossmay everbestrengthenedto meetthedemandsoftoday'sdividedworld.

AyoungSpanishpeasantboywholaterbecameAbbotofthe BenedictineMonasteryofNewNorciafor35yearswasburiedon August1withanArchbishopandfourBishopsamongthemany whocametothePontificalRequiemMass.Hisbodywaslaidto restinthepubliccemeteryoftheMissiontowhichhehadgivena lifetimeofdevotedwork.

When,in1951,hedecidedtolaydowntheheavy burdenofoffice,heelected toremainthereatNewNorcia.Hisdeeppiety,gentlness,charity,humilityand patiencewereasourceof edificationtoallassociated withthatMonastery.

Hisverypresencewasa blessingontheAbbey.He leftbehindthefragrant memoryofkindly,edifying andselflessAbbotandtruly devotedspiritualsonofSt. Benedict.

Theyalsoprayonthat occasionforthefuturesuccessofthe84nationalRed CrossSocietieswhichare devotedtotheabolitionof warasameansofsettling internationaldisputes,the improvementofhealth,the preventionofdiseaseand themitigationofsuffering.

Onehundredyearsago, onthebattlefieldofSolferino,inNorthernItaly, wherewoundedmenwere lefttodieapainfulanduncomforteddeath,theidea oftheRedCrosswasborn.

ItwasbyaccidentHenri Dunantcameuponthis holocaustandwithChristlikecompassiontheyoung Swissbanker'sheartached forthosewhoselivesor limbshadbeenlost.

FatherRosser IsFetedAt VictoriaPark

PontificalRequiemMassupfromthepro-Cathedral wascelebratedbytheMosttothegraveinthepublic Rev.BishopJohnRafferty, D.D.,withHisGracethe Archbishop,asMetropolitanoftheProvince,presid-inchargeandsaidthepray- ingatthethrone.Assist-ersatthegrave. ingHisGraceweretheRt.TheV.Rev.Priorand Rev.Mgr.J.T.McMahontheBenedictinecommunity andtheRt.Rev.Mgr.JamesofNewNorciaoffersincere Cameron(parishpriestofthankstoHisGrace,ArchMoora). bishopPrendiville,tothe DomBasil,O.S.B.,wasbishops,priests,religious assistantpriesttothecele-andlaityfortheirkindexbrant,thedeaconwasDompressionsofsympathyofferHildebrand,O.S.B.,andtheedontheoccasionofthe sub-deacon,DomRichard,deathofHisLordship,AbO.S.B. DomTheodore,botAnslemCatalan,O.S.B., O.S.B.,wasmasterofcere-D.D. monies.

Alsoinattendancewere

cemetery. DomBoniface,O.S.B.,the PriorandVicarGeneralwas

bot,thePriorandCommunity. ThelateAbbotfirstsaw thelightofdayintheprovinceofNavarreinthat distinguishedcountryso richinCatholictraditionsthathadcontributedso muchtotheevangelisation (andindeedcivilisation)of somanycountriesofthe NewWorld.

Asaboyhehadheard andheededthecallofthe DivineMaster-asso manyoftheyouthofhis nativelanddid-toserve Himinthecloister.

"MaythesodofNew Norcialielightlyoverhis mortalremains,"concluded HisGrace."Maythegentle soulofAnselmCatalanBenedictinepriestandAbbot-andthesoulsofall the faithfuldeparted, throughthemercyofGod, restinpeace.Amen."

Recollection ForGraduates

Quicklyheorganisedhelp andsetabouttendingthe wounded,comfortingthe dying;soldiersfromboth armiesweretreatedalike.

SpiritLivesOn

AndfromthishumanitarianacttheGenevaConventionsandRedCross cameintobeing,afterfive yearsofimpassionedappealingtokings,emperorsand leadersinEuropebythe tireless,intenseDunant.

St.Joachim'sparish, VictoriaPark,finished VocationWeekwitha flourish.

ArchbishopSpeaks Inabriefpanegyric,His GracetheArchbishopsaid

BishopGummer(Geraldton),BishopGoody(Bunbury),andaformeroldboytheyhadassembledthat ofNewNorciainwhommorningtooffertheHoly AbbotCatalanhadtakenSacrificeoftheMassand greatinterest,BishopGal-torequestthesuffragesof lagher(PortPirie). theChurchfortherepose

ThePrioroftheCister-ofthesoulofthelateAbbot cianAbbeyofTarrawarra,CatalanwhosemortalreVictoria,attendedtogethermainslayinthecasket withrepresentativesfromwhichwasnowtobeconnearlyallthemalereligioussignedtothegravetherein ordersinWesternAustra-thecommunityburialplace lia,includingServiteFath-amongstthesurroundingsers,Franciscans,Redemp-whichheknewsowelland torists,CarmelitesandOb-lovedsoardently. lates.

AnumberofChristian BrothersandMaristBrothersattended,alsothe MotherGeneraloftheSistersofStJosephwhoconductthegirlsSt.Gertrude's CollegeatNewNorcia.

TheBenedictinemonastic choirsangDomMoreno's MissaOctavainthreeparts, FatherPeter,O.S.B.,presidingattheorgan.

Theschoolchildrenfrom thetwocollegesandthe

OnbehalfoftheBishops oftheProvincewhowere therepresent,theVicar ApostolicoftheKimberleys whowasunabletobewith them,theBishopofPort Piriewhohadmadethe longjourneytobepresent attheobsequiesofanold andsincerefriend;onbehalfoftheclergy,religious andlaityoftheProvince, HisGracesaidhewasprivilegedtotendersentiments ofsincereandprayerful twomissionschoolslinedsympathytotheLordAb-

Itwashisrareprivilege topursuehisstudiesandbe professedin1902inthe celebratedHouseofthe BenedictineOrder,Montserrat.

MaintainedTradition

Recognisinghistalents, hisSuperiors,in1903,had appointedhimProfessorof LanguagesatSt.Beda's College,Manila.In1905he becameRectorofthatCollege-apositionwhichhe heldwithdistinctionuntil 1915whenhewaselected bytheNewNorciaCommunitytosucceedthelate AbbotTorresasLordAbbot. HisworkthereinNew Norciaduringthelongspan of36years,theymight summarisebystatingthat hemaintainedthenoble traditionsofhisdistinguishedpredecessors,Bishops SalvadoandTorres.

Steepedashewasin Benedictinetradition,he ruledhismonasterywith firmnessandstrictnesstemperedalways,however, withgentleness,kindness andcharity.

TheannualDayofRecollectionoftheNewman SocietyGraduateDivision willbeheldatSt.Thomas Morecollege,Crawley,on Sunday,August30,commencingat11a.m.

EXHIBITION EXTENDED

TheexhibitionofpaintingsfromtheBenedictine Abbey,NewNorcia,which waspresentedatthe ClaudeHotchinArfGallery,atBeans,fromJuly 28toAugust8,hasbeen extendedforanother week.

"AMemoryofSolferino," whichDunantwrote,describesasacryfromthe heartwastranslatedinto theprincipalEuropean languages.Neverhasa workofhumanthoughtso seizedholdofthemindof thepublicasdidhisbook.

TodaythespiritofHenri DunantlivesoninRed Crosstheworldover.In timesofwartheRedCross renderssuccourtothe woundedwithoutdistinction ofnationalityorcreed.

Intimesofpeace,the RedCrosscaresfordisabledex-servicemenand womenandtheirdependants,theaged,andvictims ofdisaster.

AssumptionMassTimeTable

OnSaturday,August15,FeastoftheAssumption,MasseswillbeofferedatSt.Mary'sCathed- ralat6,7,8.15,9and10a.m.;twolunchhour Massesat12.10and1.10andaneveningMassat 5.45.

ConfessionwillbeheardonAugust14from 12-1p.m.;4-6p.m.andaftereveningDevotions. MassesatSt.Patrick'schurch,Fremantle,will beat6.15,7,8and9a.m.andat7.30atnight.

Newly-ordainedFr.Brian RosserofferedhisfirstMass inW.A.thereonJuly31. Nearly500peoplejoined withhiminofferingthe Massandnearlyeveryone wenttoCommunion.Allreceivedhisblessingafter Mass.

OnFridayeveningthe parishionershadachanceto meetFatherRosserata veryhappysocialinthe hall.

Thanksgototheartists, tothecompereandtothe ladieswhoorganisedthe supper.Thenightpassed alltooquickly.

TheRev.H.Keavin,P.P. welcomedthenewly-ordainedpriestonbehalfof theparish,congratulated himonreceivingthegreat poweranddignityofthe priesthood.

Apresentationwasmade toFr.Rosserfromthe parish.Inreplyhethanked Fr.Kearinandtheparishionersandspokewithsincerityofhisvocation,his debtofgratitudetoAlmightyGod.Heassuredthe peopleofhisoldparishof eremembranceinhisdaily Mass.

Thursday,August6,1959

WorldPremiere:ZadorWork

ForSymphonyconcertpatrons,thisweek hasbeenaninterestingone.Attheweekend,conductorTiborPaulpaidPerth'sorchestraandaudiencestherarecompliment ofpresentinga"worldpremiere"of"Fugue andFantasia"byMr.Paul'sfriendEugene ZadorlaHungariannowresidentin America).

Theprogrammenotesdescribeditas"ashortwork destinedtoopenaconcert," andtousitpossessedthe desiredqualitiesofan "opening"work.

rinenttookusthroughpathos unusualenoughtobeinteresting,butnotsomodern inidiomastobedifficult tograspatfirsthearing.

TheFantasiawasreminisTheintrouctionatoncecentoftheIntroduction,but caughtandheldone'satten-ofhappiermood.Theortionwithitsratherstridentchestra,wefelt,proved butpleasurableharmoniesthemselvesworthyofthe leadingbeforelongtothecomplimentpaidtothem. enunciationofthefugue'sAnotherout-of-the-ordisubject,acheerful,chro-naryitemthisweekwas matictheme. IngridHaebler'schoiceof Itssubsequentdevelop-,concertofortheYouthCon-

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certonMondaynight.It wastheHaydnconcertoin Dmajor.

Whensomanysolopianistsareapttochooseasa vehiclefortheirtalentsa concertowhichwillgive themtheopportunitytodemonstratetheirtechnical prowessweadmirethispianiste'sgoodtasteinselectingonenotsoobviouslydemandinginthatdirection.

Nonethelessonlyathoroughlycompetentplayer couldhaveproducedsuch scintillating,limpidtone; andonlyatrueartistcould havegivenusaperformancethatwasadelightfrom beginningtoendinits geniality,particularlyinthe larghetto,itssweetexpressiveness.Theaudienceappreciateditsomuchthat MissHaeblerrepeatedthe lastmovement.

NewInterpretation

Thepianiste'sjoyin gracefullytenderandhappy musicwasevidenttoo,in herplayingonSaturday nightofthesecondand thirdmovementsofthe SchumannConcerto.

Thefirstmovementwas notquiteasromanticininterpretationaswemight havewished,buthere,perhapsitwastheperformer'sinnategoodtastethat causedhertosheeraway, justashadetoomuch,from theover-emotionalapproach whichmarssomepianists playingofthismovement.

Barber's"Adagiofor StringOrchestra"followed theZador"FugueandFantasia"onSaturdaynight. ThestringsweremosteloquentasTiborPauldrew fromthemvibranttoneand aperfectlygraduatedrise andfallofsoundinthecontinualcrescendosanddiminuendos.

Theprincipalorchestra workinthatsameconcert wasBerlioz's"Symphonie Fantastique."UnderTibor Paul'sdeftandlivelydirectionthewarmthand poetryofthefirstmovementsweremorethanadequatelyportrayed.

Intremendouslyeffective contrastthelasttwomovelmentsbroughtthesymphonyandtheconcerttoa fieryclimax.

Undemanding

AttheYouthConcert,the programmecomprisedthe overturetoDonizetti'sopera "TheDaughteroftheRegiment"(crisp,conciseplayinghere),threemovements fromHungarianDanceSuite byWeinerandforthepiece deresistance,Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" suite.

Thislast,thankstoMr. Farnsworth-Hall'sexplanation,gavetheaudiencethe chancetoseetheimportant parteachinstrumentplays intheschemeofmusicsuch asthis.

WiththeHaydnPiano Concerto,theseworksaddeduptoalikeable,undemandingconcertwhichreceivedwell-deservedap- plause. -M.K.

SportsAt NewNorcia

TheSt.Gertrude'sCollegeannualsportsdayisto beheldonSunday,August 16commencing1.30p.m.

AbuswillleavePerth railwaystationonSunday, August16at9.30a.m.

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IReadAndRed

By"RONSARD"

Thefieldofbiographyhasalwaysprovedafertilesoilforgood writing,butwouldsaythatveryfewbiographershavedoneso excellentajobofpresentingacompletepictureoftheirsubject asAndreMauroisinhis"LifeofSirAlexanderFleming";itisa masterpieceofitstype.

Thesecondbookthiswouldhavebeenaclerk,andJanetdoesnotmis, weekislightreadingbyIfhehadnothappenedmuch. comparison,butIpredict thatthewriterwillhave plentyofsuccesswithher vignettesofHighlandlife.

THELIFEOFSIR ALEXANDERFLEMING

ByAndreMaurois.

Totheaveragepersonit mayseemalittleoddthat thepersonchosentowrite thedefinitebiographyofthe discovererofpenicillin shouldbeaFrenchmanand amanofletters.

Notthattherecouldbe anyobjectiontoamanof letterswritingabiography, butonewouldnormallyexpectthetasktobeundertakenbyaliteraryman withascientificbackground.

PersonallyIfeelthe choicecouldnothavebeen better,for,inordertobe abletowritethisbiography AndreMauroishadtounderstandthemeaningof thediscoverymadeby AlexanderFleming.

Thatmeanthehadtoreducethescientifictermsto intelligiblelanguage.

ThefactthatIwasable tofollowM.Maurois'expositionmeansthathehas succeededmagnificentlyin doingwhathesetouttodo.

Itis,however,Fleming themanratherthanFlemingthescientistwhoemergesfromthepagesofthis reallyexcellentbook. Wewatchhimasayoung lad,oneofafamilyof eight,onafarminLanarkshire,trudgingofftothe villageschool.

Infineweatherhewent barefooted,but,asthere wereonlytwofamiliesattendingtheschool,this causedtheyoungFleming noembarrassment.

InlateryearsSirAlexanderexpressedtheview thattheopportunitiesfor studyingnatureatfirst handwhichcountrychildrenenjoymorethanoffset anyadvantagesofthebiggerschoolsinthetowns.

Hisearlyhabitsofkeen observationcertainlystood himingoodsteadinhis careerasascientist.

TheFlemingswerea closely-knitfamily,andthe elderboyshelpedthe younger,sothatthelack ofmoneydidnotprevent Alexanderfromattending thebestschoolsavailable.

WhentheBoerWarbroke outhejoinedupwiththe LondonScottishRegiment, butthewarendedbefore theyweredrafted.

AtthistimeAlexhad hadtoleaveschool,and wasworkingforashipping firm,butthedeathofa bachelorunclebroughthim alegacyof£250.

Withthisinhandhe threwuphisjobandenteredhimselfasastudent atSt.Mary'sHospitalin Paddington.

Inordertoqualifyhehad topassanexaminationas hehadnevermatriculated, anditwasfiveyearssince hehadleftschool.

Itwas,perhaps,anauguryofthefuturethathe cametopofalltheUnited Kingdomcandidates.

Flemingwasalwaysthe leastpretentiousofmen, andhehimselfsummedup hiscareertothisstageby sayingthatifhisunclehad notlefthimalegacyhe

toplaywater-poloagainst St.Mary'sHospitalhemight wellhavechosenanyof11 others.

IfhehadnotjoinedSt. Mary'shewouldnothave comeundertheinfluenceof thegreatbacteriologist, AlmrothWright,andso beenturnedalongtheroad thatledtothediscoveryof penicillin.

Thestoryofhowthat discoverywasmademakes fascinatingreading,and thepersonallifeofthequiet littleScotwhomadeitis evenmoreso.

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MYFRIENDSTHE MISSBOYDS

ByJaneDuncan

Here,fortheamusement anddelectationofthereader,isapictureofaHighlandcroftandfishingvillageinaperiodthatpassedawayaftertheFirst WorldWar.

Thenarrator,Janet,is abouteightorninewhen theeventsshedescribes takeplace,awide-eyed, wide-earedlittlelassiebeingbroughtuponthefarm byherparents,herstern oldgrandmother,herUncle Georgeandthe"hired hand,"Tom.

ItisastrictScottishenvironment,butthereis muchthatanobservant childcanlearnonafarm,

Thenearesttownisthe fishingvillageofArchcraggan,andtothislittlebackwatercomethe"Miss Boyds,"agaggleofsilly, tittering,over-sexed"townies,"whobecometheobject ofscornandcontemptto thepeopleofArchcraggan andtothecroftersaround.

TothechildJanetthey orequiteincomprehensible, butitisthroughhereyes thatweseetheirbewilderedattemptstosettleinto thehostileenvironment.

Itisonlywhentragedy finallystrikesthemthatthe peopleofArchcragganand Janet'sownfamilyrallyto theiraid,andthestory changesfromhumorousto moving.

Therearesomeexcellent characterstudieshere,and thewholetaleistoldwith asimplicityandcharmthat morethanoffsetstheoccasional"earthiness"ofthe incidentsandtheconversationswhichattracttheattentionofthecharming littlehorrorwhofiguresas theheroine.

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Thursday,August6,1959

FourHundredSeeDebutantes

PresentedInWannerooParish

Fourhundredpeoplecrowdedintothe WannerooRoodBoardHalllastFridaynight fortheannualCatholicBalloftheparishionersofSt.Anthony'sChurch.

Thefunctionthisyearwillcontinueuntilthefeast openedaweek-longcelebrationinhonourofthe AssumptionofOurLady.

Sixyoungladiesintherole ofdebutanteswerepresentedtotheRt.Rev.Mgr.A. T.Langmeadatninep.m.

Theywere:MissesAlma

Filipich,NancyCrisafulli, AnneGermano,Connie Populo,JoyceCrisafulliand GraceAllia.Trainedby Mrs.W.Mace,dramatic coachfromWestPerth,the debutantesstoletheshow.

Aftertheyhadbeenpresented,theyplacedtheir bouquetsatthestatueof OurLadyerectedinthe hall.

Workingbehindthe scenesforweekstomake theCatholicBallanoutstandingsuccesswere: Messrs.JohnCrisafulli,Ned Crisafulli,AntlkonyVillanova,SantoCrisafulli,Jack Chokolich,LeoneAllia,AlbertSinagra,LeoneVillanova,AlbertTognoand AlexCutler.

Makingupthesupper committeewere:Mesdames R.Kruger,S.Crisafulli,N. Crisafulli,A.Cutler,J. Chokolich,J.Neville,W. Okely,A.Villanova,J. Crisafulli,M.Chittyand MissesLucy,Margaret, MaryandLillyArite.

Thesumptuoussupper wasservedat10.30.Ademonstrationofball-room dancingbyawell-known pairorartistsheldthespotlightafter Dancing continueduntil1.30.

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ThePilgrimstatueofOur LadyofFatimawascarried inprocessionintothehome ofMr.ErnestRocca,Caporn roadlastnight.Devotions willcontinueeachnightat 7.30intheRoccahome.

ThefeastoftheAssumptionnextSaturdayisaholy dayofobligation.Therewill betwoHolyMassesinSt. Anthony'sChurch,oneat sevenandoneatnine.

THERECORD

170HearUsefulTalksForGirls

MissPamWatson,organiserofthe"GirlofToday"talksatthe CatholicCentrereportsthattheattendancethisyearfarexceeded theusualnumber.Thefirstnightattendancewas130andthe numberhadgrowntoabout170attheconcludingtalkslastWednesdaynight.

Girlscamefromnearly everyparishinthemetropolitanareaandweremost enthusiasticaboutthemannerinwhichspeakersdealt withthevarioussubjectsof interesttoCatholicyoung women.

ThespeakersweretheV. Rev.DeanHogan,Adm., andtheRev.P.McCrann fromtheCathedral;Mrs. DoraBulbeckofSubiaco; MissPatRyanofCottesloe; MissJoanHardgravesof theBoanscosmeticcounter

GiselleAndOriginalPenberthy

BalletGetDeservedPlaudits

ThefirstnightofW.A.StateBalletCornparry'sseasonofballetattractedalarge audiencetotheCapitolTheatre.

Itisonlyinrecent,yearswithnature'sgiftsofa thatanyseriousattempthashandsomefaceandathletic beenmadetoestablish,onPhysique.Hereceivedseveasignificantscale,aperma-ralspontaneousovations nentballetschoolinPerth.fromthedelightedaudience.

Naturally,wecannotex-MissCharlesworth'sdancpectperfectionofsoyouth-ing particularlygrace- fulacompany,buttheim-fulandpoisedinthesecond perfectionsdidnotdetractactofthisballet. toomuchfromanightof balletthatwasforthemost parthighlyentertaining. Certainlytheaudience founditso.

Forus,thehighlightsof thenightwerethesecond actof"Gisell"and"Brolga" asolodanceperformedby TerriCharlesworth.

Thescoreofthislastwas writtenbyJamesPenburthyandchoreographyis byKiraBoualoff.

SufficeittosaythatMiss Charlesworth'simaginative interpretationofthisdance wonforhertheUllanova Laureateprizeinarecent overseastour.

Itwas"Giselle"thatgave usthepleasureofwatching RobertPomie,aFrenchman whosemarvellousgraceand skillasadancercombine

Couldoneimagineamermaidmoreenticingthat dark-hairedJaniceEricson, who,asthemermaidin "TheBeachInspectorand theMermaid"captivated theBeachInspector,Proteusandaudiencetoo?

Musicandlibrettoforthis light-heartedballetwere againbyJamesPenburthy andthechoreographyby KiraBouscoff.

Thescorewasbrightand interestingandhelpedtide usoveroccasionalpatches ofdullnessinthedancing.

Thestoryconcernsa ratherflirtatiousBeachInspector(FrankTrickett) whofallsunderthespellof abeautifulmermaid,rescuedfromtheseabylifesavers-realones.

Theanticsofthegirlson thebeach,andtheirboyfriendsandthemannerin whichtheyreacttothis somewhatunusualoccurrenceprovidethematerial forthisamusingfantasy.

RaymondTrickettasProteusreceivedapplauseashe dancedforthemermaid.

Thoseresponsiblefor theattractivecostuming throughoutaretobecongratulated.

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andIXAileenMurphyof Mt.Lawley. Dr.Murphymadeaspecialefforttoattendalthough notingoodhealthandgave herusualinformativetalk onphysiologyandfacts aboutmarriage.

OSBORNEPARK:

LastTuesdaynightafter thedancinglessonsasurprisepartywasarranged forthechaplain,theRev.T. Tomich,tomarkthesecond yearsincehisordination andhissecondyearatOsbornePark.EddieChown madeapresentationfrom allthosepresent. DuringsupperFr.Tomich waspresentedwithabeautifulcake.Thanksaredue toMrs.Guelfiwhomade anddecoratedthis"anniversaryspecial."

OnSunday,August9, MidlandJunctionmembers havebeeninvitedoverfor asocialanddance,tobe heldattheR.S.L.hall (downthehillfromthe church).Thegirlsarerequestedtobringaplateof supperandboysalarge bottleofcooldrink.

ThedancingclassesfinishedonAugust4andthere willbenofunctionon Tuesdaysafterthatdate. Membersthankanyonewho helpedinanyway,especiallytothegirlswhoassisted theteachers.

LEEDERVILLE:

Thegeneralmeetingof theN.C.G.M.heldonMonday,July27,wasverypoorlyattendedandthechaplaininhistalkreminded thosepresentthatitwasup

tothemtocontactothers andbringthemalongtothe meetings.

Theenquiryon"How muchtimegirlsspendat home"waswelldiscussed anditwasfoundthatthe majorityofgirlsdonot spendmuchoftheirfree timeathome.

Whentheydidtheywere usuallytootiredtodomuch elsebesidesgotobed.

Wednesday,August12,is thedatesetforthetable tenniscompetitionagainst OsbornePark.

APPLECROSS:

ApplecrossY.C.W.and N.C.G.M.memberswillhold theirmonthlydanceon Sunday,August9,inthe parishhallinAlness-st. Basketballtrainin!isat 11a.m.onSundaymornings.

MIDLANDJUNCTION; Concertpracticewillbe heldeveryTuesdayand Thursdaynightcommencingat8p.m.

VICTORIAPARK:

Ageneralmeetingwillbe heldonSunday,August9, atwhichthediscussionon "TeenageCodeforLiving" willbecontinued.

HIGHGATE:

Thebarndanceheldlast Fridaywasagreatsuccess andmembersthankeveryonewhohelped.

Thesettingwasveryeffectivewiththehelpof hay,hurricanelampsand balloons.

FREMANTLE:

LastSundayabout22 girlsspentanenjoyable,if wet,week-endatMarian Lodge. Deliciousmealswere servedupbya"chosen few"andallgirshada wonderfultime. Themeetingsofthenewlyformedleaders'group areprogressingwell.

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ToAidNuns

Achildren'spartytoaid theCarmeliteSisterswillbe heldatSt.Theresa'sschool, Tyrell-street,Nedlands,on Monday,August24from 1.45

UncleArthurandJoey willentertainthekiddies, whoarewelcometoattend withtheirparents.

Y.C.W.BaskelballersWinAgain

TheY.C.W.Agradesidecontinuedits winningrunatbasketballwhenitdefeated Wembley40-31. players,andusedatight

Thegamewasofalow standardandonlyforthe accuracyofJohnHughes, Y.C.W.wouldhavebeenin trouble.Y.C.W.werenot hardpressedafterhalftime andwoneasily.

Finalscores:40-31.Best players:DaftStevens, Hughes. "A"RESERVE

The"A"Reserveteam playedSuby.,whoarethe topteam.Thegamewasof agoodstandard,andY.C.W. defeated,butnotdisgraced.

Finalscores:Suby45, Y.C.W.27.

Best players:Smith, Lynch,Hevron.

B2

Y.C.W.weredefeatedby theunbeatenSaintsside. Owingtoinjuries,Y.C.W. playedwithonlyfive

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zonedefence,butweredefeatedbylonglobshots.

InY.C.W.'sattackcentre, RalphDunstanandforward MickStidwellwereoutstanding.

Finalscores:Y.C.W.2843.Bestplayers:Bogg, Stidwell,Dunstan.

C2

Inmakingtheirbidfor thefour,theC2sidewere unluckytogodowntothe topteamSt.Johns,byone point.Theteamplayed theirbestbasketballofthe seasonandstillholdapossibilityofreachingthefinal four.

Finalscores:32-31.

Bestplayers:B.Cooper, Bradley.

D1

TheDIteammaintained theirpositioninsecond placewitha41-27winover Railways.Althoughhaving onlyfiveplayers,theteam playedstronglythroughout, andcombinedtogethervery well.

N.Fosterusedthefast breaktoadvantageand scored22points.D.McBride andD.Thomasplayed stronglyindefence.R.Forstergatheredmanyrebounds fromtheback-board, Bestplayers:McBrideand Foster.

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MaryO'Hara,worldfamousharpistandsingerof Irishfolk-songswillbe heardinthreeradioprogrammestoberelayedover station6WN.

The23-year-oldIrishcolleenfromCo.Sligoonthe westcoastofIrelandwill broadcastonAugust8,15 and22at6.15p.m.

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NextcameR.McCabe andI.FarcichofOsborne

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LawrenceofEastVictoria Park,eightvotesandM. FarcichofOsbornePark withsevenvotes.

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WhentheNgal-aMothercraftCentreatSouth PerthwasopenedbytheGovernorlastSaturday,the occasionshouldhaveservedtoremindthegeneral publicofagrowingsocialproblem.Initsessence itisthesinoflust,usuallyoffornication.Initssocial consequencesitistheproblemofillegitimacy.Inour secularisticsociety,theproblemisseenusuallyina mereeconomicperspective,thecosttotheStatein hospitals,hostels,orphanagesandreformatories.But theissueoflustissocialonlyinasecondarysense. Inthefirstplaceitisapersonaldifficultywherebya personbecomesalienatedfromGod.Itisthisestrangementonthespirituallevelwhichisattheheartof theworld'sunhappinessandhenceofmostofits psychologicalmaladjustmentsandmanyofitsphysical ills.

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premiershipteamandbest playersforthegrandfinal.

FixturesforSunday, August9.-

Allgameswillbeplayed atLondonandGill-streets reserve.

Thepresentationofthewillshareinthe trophywilltakeplaceat VictoriaParkonSunday_prayersofthoseat:evening,August23.Pre-Ethehome. sentedalsoonthisnightEAdayofrecollecwillbethetrophiestothe14.tionforthepriestsofE E.themetropolitanareaE EwillbeheldattheE Redemptoristmonastery,NorthPerth,on-2 2Tuesday,August11E commencingat10g Ea.m.

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N.C.G.M.TeamsInCloseFinish

TwoclosematchesplayedEastPerthd.FloreatPark intheseniorcompetitionof33.27. theN.C,G.M.BasketballPalmyrad.OsbornePark AssociationonAugust15.22. werethosebetweenHiltonBestplayers:G.Fox.P. ParkandSouthPerthandPuseyandC.Knuckey. FloreatParkandShenton Park.

HiltonParknarrowly defeatedSouthPerth28 goalsto7andthesame scoreappliedinthesecond gameinFloreatPark's favour.

BestplayerswereM. Leen(SouthPerth),K. Hegartyand0.Taaffe(HiltonPark),M.Spencerand A.Henshaw(ShentonPark) andJ.Davis(FloreatPark).

VictoriaParkdefeated Graylands-Cottesloe,27-12.

K.Carter(GraylandsCottesloe)andM.Kingand M. Wilkinson(Victoria Park)werenominatedas bestplayers.

"A"ReserveResults RedcliffeforfeitedtoLeederville. St.Michael'sd.Subiaco, 18.9.

Bestplayers:M.McCabe, F.BarronandM.Western. "Bl"Grade Fremantled.HiltonPark 33.11.

Shenton

Bestplayers:M.Hopkins, A.DohertyandP.Pecotich. "Cl"Grade OsborneParkd.Inglewood17.14.

WestPerthd.Palmyra 47.19.

Subiacod.EastVictoria Park43.25.

Bestplayers:D.Anderson, M.EpskampandM.Bryan. "C2"Grade Inglewoodd.Victoria Park23.21.

Bestplayers:E.Thornhill andM.Blurton.

Umpiresarereminded thatonAugust10thelecturewilltaketheformofa practical evening and whistlesandsandshoesare tobebroughttothislecture.

SubiacoWinsMaristTest

Morethan200boystookpartintheMaristBrothers'SchoolsannualfootballcompetionatRosalieParklastweek.Threeteams eachcamefromNewNorcia,Bunburyand Northamtoplay.

ThreeteamseachcameSchwarzbach(NewNorcia) fromNewNorcia,BunburyandR.Molyniak(Northam) andNorthamtoplay. whotiedintheopensecWith16points,Subiacotion;D.Johnston(Subiaco) wontheaggregatecompe-intheunder13andJ.Martion,NewNorciaandBun-tino(Subiaco)intheunder burybeingnextwithten11. pointseach.

Socially,thedisorientationofthepersonalitywhich dividesphysicalactsofpleasurefromtheintegrated facultyoflovinghitshardattheinstitutionofmarriage.Contraception,whichpromisedsomuchtothe libertineasaformulaforpleasurewithoutresponsibilityhaslethimdownbadly.Becausetheissueoflust inillegitimacyishealthierinthelongrunthantheaccretionofneurosesandfrustations,especiallyas regardswomen.

Thepeculiarlyhumanhorroroflust,atleastasa habit,isthatittendstodestroythepowertolove. Based,asitis,onaschizoidviewoflife,itdegenerates eventuallyintoacynicismthatisontheborder-line ofhatred.Itwouldbebadenoughinallconscience iftherevulsionoflustwereconfinedtothepartners. Unhappilyitiscarriedforwardtothechildrenina waywhichmakesperfectlyintelligibletheScriptural warningaboutthesinsofthefathersbeingvisited ontheirchildren.Nomoredamagingwoundcanbe inflictedonthecharacterofachildthantherealisationthathedoesnot"belong"toanyone.

Asthechilddevelopsheseessocietyasafunkhole forhordesofanonymousfathers.Ifhisreactionis notoneofhatredexpressedinoutlawry,itismore usuallyoneofpassivecontemptissuinginparasitism. Itisnottoomuchtosayofinstitutionalisedchildren thatveryfewofthemliveuptowhatmightbereasonablyexpected.Norhasanyoneanytitletodisappointmentinthisregard.Noinstitutioncanreplace orsubstituteforfamilylife.Humanlove,afterall, isahighlypersonalthing.Achildmaybelovedby afatheroramotherbutscarcelybyaboardora staff.

NewPriestWelcomedAlSt.Denis

TheRev.ConlethDoherty,O.S.M.receiveda warmAustralianwelcome fromSt.Denis'(Tuart Hill)parishonTuesday evening.

Mr.BobFraser,president oftheHolyNameSociety andtheRev.A.M.Wickers, O.S.M.,expressedthegood wishesoftheparishtoFr. Doherty.

FatherWickerswarned theparishionersthatas theirnewpriestcamefrom DerryandhadspentaconsiderabletimeinChicago theymightfindhimas toughasanyAustralian.

Fr.Dohertythankedthe parishionersbrieflyfor theirwelcomeandthen gavethemamostentertainingsurpriseinanaccomplisheddisplayofIrish dancing.

Father,iteventuates,isa championdancerwitha listofmedalsandcertificatestohisname.

Official Engagements

August9: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation,St. Columba'sChurch,South Perth.

August15: 3.30p.m.:Conventof Mercy,Leederville,ReceptionCeremony.

August16:: 3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,St. Joachim'sChurch,Victoria Park.

August17: 8.30a.m.:Conventof Mercy,Leederville,ProfessionCeremony.

August22: 8.30a.m.:Conventof Mercy,Victoria-sq.,ProfessionCeremony.

August23: 7.15a.m.:St.JohnofGod Hospital,Subiaco,ProfessionCeremony.

IntheopensectionNew Norcia,BunburyandSubiacoeachscoredsixpoints. Subiacowonthreegamesin theunder13andtwointhe under11. Thevisitorswereenter-

ThebestandfairesttainedatteabeforereturnawardswerewonbyG.inghome.

AttheendofthecompetionLeaguesecretaryDick HillpresentedtheWANFL Shieldtothewinning school. o Day,EveningandPostalCourses.

TheElizabethAnne:SCHOOLOFDRESSMAKINGSpeciallysuitedforBeginnersand AdvancedStudents. Prospectuswillbesenton application.

Childrenfromnineyearsofage mayattendclassesafterschoolon weekdays,onSaturdaymorningsanddurint4choolholidays.

Otherhighlightsofthe eveningweresongsatthe pianobyMr.andMrs. BrianO'Leary,andMaster JohnWaddell-winnerof theChristianBrothersEisteddfod-whoamongst othersongsgavethe"Wild ColonialBoy"unaccompanied.

Mrs.DickBryant,Mrs. ClaudeKingandKeith Cartonplayedfordancing enjoyedbyagoodold-days St.DenispartyablyM.C.'d byMr.JackAram.

September6: 3.30pm.:SacredHeart Convent,HighgateHill,ReceptionCeremony.

September7-11: FirstClergyRetreat.

September8: 7.30a.m.:SacredHeart Convent,HighgateHill,ProfessionCeremony.

September12: 7.15a.m.:St.JohnofGod Hospital,Subiaco,ProfessionCeremony.

September14-18: SecondClergyRetreat.

September18: 7p.m.:AdultConfirmation,St.Mary'sCathedral.

MissM,H.L.Nicholls,Principal. 236STIRLINGHIGHWAY(nearGoldsworthyRoad),CLAREMONT. 3-4313.

Y.C.W.BaskelballersWinAgain

TheY.C.W.Agradesidecontinuedits winningrunatbasketballwhenitdefeated Wembley40-31.

Thegamewasofalow standardandonlyforthe accuracyofJohnHughes, Y.C.W.wouldhavebeenin trouble.Y.C.W.werenot hardpressedafterhalftime andwoneasily.

Finalscores:40-31.Best players: Daff,Stevens, Hughes. "A"RESERVE

The"A"Reserveteam playedSuby.,whoarethe topteam.Thegamewasof agoodstandard,andY.C.W. defeated,butnotdisgraced.

Finalscores:Suby45, Y.C.W.27.

Best players:Smith, Lynch,Hevron.

B2

Y.C.W.weredefeatedby theunbeatenSaintsside. Owingtoinjuries,Y.C.W. playedwithonlyfive

players,andusedatight zonedefence,butweredefeatedbylonglobshots.

InY.C.W.'sattackcentre, RalphDunstanandforward MickStidwellwereoutstanding.

Finalscores:Y.C.W.2843.Bestplayers:Bogg, Stidwell,Dunstan.

C2

Inmakingtheirbidfor thefour,theC2sidewere unluckytogodowntothe topteamSt.Johns,byone point.Theteamplayed theirbestbasketballofthe seasonandstillholdapossibilityofreachingthefinal four.

Finalscores:32-31.

Bestplayers:B.Cooper, Bradley.

D1

TheDIteammaintained theirpositioninsecond placewitha41-27winover Railways.Althoughhaving onlyfiveplayers,theteam playedstronglythroughout, andcombinedtogethervery well,

N.Fosterusedthefast breaktoadvantageand scored22points.D.McBride andD.Thomasplayed stronglyindefence.R.Forstergatheredmanyrebounds fromtheback-board.

Bestplayers:McBrideand Foster.

WorthListeningTo!

MaryO'Hara,worldfamousharpistandsingerof Irishfolk-songswillbe heardinthreeradioprogrammestoberelayedover station6WN.

Businessaddress: 40KINGST.,PERTH Phone21-8108

HomeAddress: 209BatemanRd.,Brentwood (OppositeChurch)

The23-year-oldIrishcolleenfromCo.Sligoonthe westcoastofIrelandwill broadcastonAugust8,15 and22at6.15p.m.

Shehasbeenacclaimedin U.S.A.,EnglandandHollandandisatpresentgivingconcertsinSydney.

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premiershipteamandbest playersforthegrandfinal.

Fixturesfor Sunday, August9.-

Allgameswillbeplayed atLondonandGill-streets reserve.

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N.C.G.M.TeamsInCloseFinish

Twoclosematchesplayed intheseniorcompetitionof theN.C.G.M.Basketball AssociationonAugust1 werethosebetweenHilton ParkandSouthPerthand FloreatParkandShenton Park.

HiltonParknarrowly defeatedSouthPerth28

EastPerthd.FloreatPark 33.27.

Palmyrad.OsbornePark 5.22.

Socially,thedisorientationofthepersonalitywhich dividesphysicalactsofpleasurefromtheintegrated facultyoflovinghitshardattheinstitutionofmarriage.Contraception,whichpromisedsomuchtothe libertineasaformulaforpleasurewithoutresponsibilityhaslethimdownbadly.Becausetheissueoflust inillegitimacyishealthierinthelongrunthantheaccretionofneurosesandfrustations,especiallyas regardswomen.

Thepeculiarlyhumanhorroroflust,atleastasa habit,isthatittendstodestroythepowertolove. Based,asitis,onaschizoidviewoflife,itdegenerates eventuallyintoacynicismthatisontheborder-line ofhatred.Itwouldbebadenoughinallconscience iftherevulsionoflustwereconfinedtothepartners. Unhappilyitiscarriedforwardtothechildrenina waywhichmakesperfectlyintelligibletheScriptural warningaboutthesinsofthefathersbeingvisited ontheirchildren.Nomoredamagingwoundcanbe inflictedonthecharacterofachildthantherealisationthathedoesnot"belong"toanyone.

Bestplayers:G.Fox.P. PuseyandC.Knuckey. "B2"Grade Graylands-Cottesloed. Leederville22.12. ShentonParkd.Fremantle goalsto7andthesame32.18. scoreappliedinthesecond gameinFloreatPark'sSt.Clare'sd. 28.21. favour.

BestplayerswereM. Leen(SouthPerth),K. Hegartyand0.Taaffe(HiltonPark),M.Spencerand A.Henshaw(ShentonPark) andJ.Davis(FloreatPark). VictoriaParkdefeated Graylands-Cottesloe,27-12.

K.Carter(GraylandsCottesloe)andM.Kingand M.Wilkinson(Victoria Park)werenominatedas bestplayers.

"A"ReserveResults

RedcliffeforfeitedtoLeederville. St.Michael'sd.Subiaco, 18.9.

Bestplayers:M.McCabe, F.BarronandM.Western. "Bl"Grade Fremantled.HiltonPark 33.11.

Redcliffe

Bestplayers:M.Hopkins, A.DohertyandP.Pecotich. "Cl"Grade OsborneParkd.Inglewood17.14.

Asthechilddevelopsheseessocietyasafunkhole forhordesofanonymousfathers.Ifhisreactionis notoneofhatredexpressedinoutlawry,itismore usuallyoneofpassivecontemptissuinginparasitism. Itisnottoomuchtosayofinstitutionalisedchildren thatveryfewofthemliveuptowhatmightbereasonablyexpected.Norhasanyoneanytitletodisappointmentinthisregard.Noinstitutioncanreplace ofsubstituteforfamilylife.Humanlove,afterall, isahighlypersonalthing.Achildmaybelovedby afatheroramotherbutscarcelybyaboardora staff.

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EastVictoria

WestPerthcl.Palmyra 47.19. Subiacod. Park43.25.

Bestplayers:D.Anderson, M.EpskampandM.Bryan. "C2"Grade Inglewoodd.Victoria Park23.21.

Bestplayers:E.Thornhill andM.Blurton. Umpiresarereminded thatonAugust10thelecturewilltaketheformofa practical eveningand whistlesandsandshoesare tobebroughttothislecture.

SubiacoWinsMaristTest

Morethan200boystookpartintheMaristBrothers'SchoolsannualfootballcompetionatRosalieParklastweek.Threeteams eachcamefromNewNorcia,Bunburyand Northamtoplay.

ThreeteamseachcameSchwarzbach(NewNorcia) fromNewNorcia,BunburyandR.Molyniak(Northam) andNorthamtoplay_ whotiedintheopensecWith16points,Subiacotion:D.Johnston(Subiaco) wontheaggregatecompe-intheunder13andJ.Martion,NewNorciaandBun-tino(Subiaco)intheunder burybeingnextwithten pointseach.

IntheopensectionNew Norcia,BunburyandSubiacoeachscoredsixpoints. Subiacowonthreegamesin theunder13andtwointhe under11.

Thebest awardswere and won

TheElizabethAnne:SCHOOLOFDRESSMAKING MissM.H.L.Nicholls,Principal. 236STIRLINGHIGHWAY(nearGoldsworthyRoad),CLAREMONT. 3-4313.

11. AttheendofthecompetionLeaguesecretaryDick HillpresentedtheWANFL Shieldtothewinning school.

ThevisitorswereenterfairesttainedatteabeforereturnbyG.inghome.

Day,EveningandPostalCourses. SpeciallysuitedforBeginnersand AdvancedStudents. Prospectuswillbesenton application.

Childrenfromnineyearsofage mayattendclassesafterschoolon weekdays,onSaturdaymornings antiduringschoolholidays.

TheRev.ConlethDoherty,O.S.M.receiveda warmAustralianwelcome fromSt.Denis'(Tuart Hill)parishonTuesday evening.

Mr.BobFraser,president oftheHolyNameSociety andtheRev.A.M.Wickers, O.S.M.,expressedthegood wishesoftheparishtoFr. Doherty.

FatherWickerswarned theparishionersthatas theirnewpriestcamefrom DerryandhadspentaconsiderabletimeinChicago theymightfindhimas toughasanyAustralian.

Fr.Dohertythankedthe parishionersbrieflyfor theirwelcomeandthen gavethemamostentertainingsurpriseinanaccomplisheddisplayofIrish dancing.

Father,iteventuates,isa championdancerwitha listofmedalsandcertificatestohisname.

Otherhighlightsofthe eveningweresongsatthe pianobyMr.andMrs. BrianO'Leary,andMaster JohnWaddell-winnerof theChristianBrothersEisteddfod-whoamongst othersongsgavethe"Wild ColonialBoy"unaccompanied.

Mrs.DickBryant,Mrs. ClaudeKingandKeith Cartonplayedfordancing enjoyedbyagoodold-days St.DenispartyablyM.C.'d byMr.JackAram.

Official Engagements

August9: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation,St. Columba'sChurch,South Perth.

August15: 3.30p.m.:Conventof Mercy,Leederville,ReceptionCeremony.

August16:: 3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,St. Joachim'sChurch,Victoria Park.

August17: 8.30a.m.:Conventof Mercy,Leederville,ProfessionCeremony.

August22: 8.30a.m.:Conventof Mercy,Victoria-sq.,ProfessionCeremony.

August23: 7.15a.m.:St.JohnofGod Hospital,Subiaco,ProfessionCeremony.

September6: 3.30p.m.:SacredHeart Convent,HighgateHill,ReceptionCeremony.

September7-11: FirstClergyRetreat.

September8: 7.30a.m.:SacredHeart Convent,HighgateHill,ProfessionCeremony.

September12: 7.15a.m.:St.JohnofGod Hospital,Subiaco,ProfessionCeremony.

September14-18: SecondClergyRetreat.

September18: p.m.:AdultConfirmation,St.Mary'sCathedral.

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ManyFearTheDeathOfFamed Stigmatist,72-y-oPadrePio

(ByJamesC.O'Neill)

SanGiovanniRotondo,Italy.-"Howis PadrePio? Ishereallydying Ask himtoblessmeoncemore."Round-faced BrotherVincenzo,door-keeperatthesmall, white-washedCapuchinmonasteryonthe slopeofMountGargano,hearsthequestions,thepleasforprayersandblessingsa hundredtimesaday.

Outsidethewallsa senseofconcernand anxiety,especiallyafter PadrePio'scollapseat thebeginningofJuly, havebeengrowingsteadily.Butitappearsthat fearsforthelifeofItaly's famedstigmatistarepremature.

BrotherVincenzocan tellhisquestionersthat PadrePioissomewhat improved,thathehashad somethingtoeat,andthat heisprayingforallof them.

Fortheamazingfactis thatthe72-year-oldstigmatist,whohascarriedon hisbodytheimprintsof thePassionofChristforthepast40years,israllying afteranattackofpleurisy,complicatedbypneumonia.

AttheendofAprilthisyear,hesufferedthepleurisyattack.Hislungshavebeendrainedfivetimes sinceMay,butdoctorsmustbecarefulbecauseof thestrainsuchtreatmentputsonanageingheart.

OnJuly1PadrePiowasabletosayMassinthe nearbychurch.Thefollowingdayhewas'vesting forMasswhenhecollapsedandwastakentothe hospitalacrossthestreet.

Aftertwodaystherehewasreturnedtothemonastaryathisownrequesttogethimawayfromsome ofhisoverlydemandingadmirerswhosneakedinto hisroomdespitepoliceguardsatthedoor.

Newsoftheillnessbroughttelegramsandletters fromallovertheworld.

FatherDominic,oneofthesevensecretarieswho helpsPadrePioanswerhisnormalmailof500letters aday,saysthatinrecentweeksthepressureofwork hasalmostoverwhelmedthestaff.

"Hesitsupnowforawhile,"FatherDomenicreported."Weusuallyvisithimafterdinner.We tellhimsomejokes.Butheisstillveryweakand wedonotstayverylong."

HundredsWantToBeNearThePadre

Whilehiscellisaquietandsimpleplace,outside ofthemonasteryistheworldofaction,progressand prayerwhichthestrengthofthepersonalityofPadre Piohadcalledintobeing.

Nexttothelittle17thcenturymonasterychurch thereisnowagleamingwhitemarblechurchdedicatedtoOurLadyofGraces.Itwasbuiltbycontributionsfromallovertheworld.

ThenamesofdonorsfromChicago,fromCaracas, Venezuela;andfromallpartsofItalycanbefound onaltars,columnsandstatues.

Alittlemorethan10yearsagothemonastery sharedthestillnessofthemountainslopeonlywith occasionalherdsofsheepandgoats.Todaythedusty Italianoaksaregone.

Intheirplacerisesthemagnificent300-bedhospitalbuiltwithcontributionssenttoPadrePio.

Astringofhotels,boardinghouses,restaurants andreligiousartandbookshopsalmostjointhe monasterytothebusylifeofdown-townSanGiovanni Rotondo.

NearbyarethepinkstuccohomesofsomeofPadre Pio'sadmirerswhohavedecidedtolivetheirlives closetohim.

Tothoseclosetohim,PadrePio,themanand priest,ismoreimportantthanPadrePio,thestigmatist.

"Thestigma,"saysFatherDomenic,"oranyphysicalmanifestationissecondary.Whydon'ttheywrite ofhiszealforsouls,ofhishumility,andofhisconfessions."

AreWeTeachingReligion?

Obviously,thefirstthingistorealisethat thereisaproblemofteachingreligionin ourCatholicschools,thatagreatnumber ofboysandgirlsleavingourschoolsevidentlyleavebehindtheirreligiontoo-itwas justanotherclasslikegeographyorhistory theysayinpractice,sowhenourclasses endreligionalsoends.

FrankSheedinanexcellentlittlebookonthis subjectgivessomesimpletestsinthismatter.Here arethreeofthem:

"CantheaverageCatholicexplainthedoctrines oftheChurchwell?Atleastwellenoughforthe enquirertowanttoknowmore.Ordoesheblush, becomeconfusedandleavetheenquirersorryhe everaskedaboutCatholicism?

"SupposeaCatholicsawtwobooksonhisdesk, onereligiousandtheotheranovel.Whichdo Youthinkhewouldpickup?Nowthereare moodswhenwewouldpickupthenovel.But Dr.Sheedasks-arethesetheonlymoodsCatholicshave?

"AreCatholicsreallykeentospreadtheknowledge theyhavelearnt?Cantheyrealisethatwhat theyhaveistrueandvitaltoallmen-andyet donothingtocommunicatethistreasure?

Thosewhoarefrankwiththemselvesprobably didn'tcomethroughthistestwithflyingcolours. Theyadmit-inotherwords-thatthereisaprobleminreligiouseducation.Isthereanysolution?

Fromtheoutsetitisnecessaryfortheteacherto haveageneralandnotmerelyaparticularaimfor eachclass.Andtheindispensableaimisthateach pupilfinallyemergesfromschoolwithadevotionto Christ.

IfhehasgraspedthedoctrinesoftheChurchweare notsurprised,forthiswemayreasonablyexpect.

ButaloveofChristisindispensable:thisisthe heartoftheproblem.TheChurchdoesn'twantmerely goodstudentsofChristiandoctrine-shewantsgood Christians.

ThepupilwhoknowssomethingaboutalivingPersonalityandwantstocentrehislifearoundHim,this pupilisaglorioussuccessbeheeversohopelessat everythingelse.

ItfollowsthattheteachershouldknowChristintimately,thatis,heshouldbe"soaked"intheNew Testament.Heshouldalsoknowwellthedogmas oftheChurch-thatiswhycoursesintheologyfor ourteachersaresoimportant.

Thingswouldindeedbetopsy-turvyifreligious teacherswerehighlyskilledinphysics,maths.,etc., butsomewhatincompetentinteachingtheirreligion classes.

Bishops,DiplomatsRallyAtMass

ToHonourNewPresidentOfIreland

Dublin.-Membersofthehierarchy,governmentofficialsanddiplomatsattendeda Masshereprecedingtheinaugurationof EamondeValeraasPresidentofIreland.

ArchbishopJohnC.Mc-idealsstrivenforbymany generationsofIrishpeople.

QuaidofDublinpresidedat theMass,whichwasofferedinSt.Mary'spro-cathedralbyMgr.JohnHorgan ofUniversityCollege,Dublin.

Distinguishedmembersof thecongregationincluded prelates,governmentleaders,membersofthejudiciary,diplomatsandpublic representatives wearing theirrobesofofficeanddecorations.

President-electdeValera,accompaniedbyhis wife,occupiedthepresidentialdaiswithoutgoingPresidentSeanT.O'Kellyand Mrs.O'Kelly.Afterthe Mass,crowdsinthestreets cheeredMr.deValeraand Mr.O'Kelly.

Withhisillness,PadrePiohashadtoleavehis confessionalwherehecustomarilyspendslonghours listeningtopeopleunburdentheirtroubledconsciences.Todaypeoplejustkisstheemptyconfessional.

Awaitinghisimprovementistheofficeforassigning numberstothehundredswhocometoSanGiovanni andpatientlywaitfordaystogotoconfessionto PadrePio.

TheofficedoorisclosednowandBrotherVincenzo cannotgivethepilgrimsanycertaindatewhenitwill willbeopenedagainandthatPanrePiowillagain bebackinhisconfessional.

HisEminenceJohnCardinalD'Alton,Archbishop ofArmaghandPrimateof AllIreland,headedthe bishopsattendingthe colourfulinaugurationat DublinCastle.

ChiefJusticeConorA. MaguirepresentedthepresidentialsealtoMr.de Valera,whowascongratulatedbynewlyelected PrimeMinisterSeanLemass. Hestatedthatforover 40years,inwarandpeace andingood

Mr.deValerahadremainedthelivingsymbolof

RecallingMr.deValera's partinIreland'sfightfor freedomandhislaterwork, PrimeMinisterLemasssaid heplannedandsponsored greatpoliticalmeasuresthat culminatedintheConstitutionofIreland.

ItwasduetopoliciesinspiredanddirectedbyMr. deValera,hecontinued, thatIrelandwaspreserved fromthedangersofWorld WarII.

Headdedthatthenew President'stirelessefforts fortheachievementoffreedom,therestorationofthe Gaeliclanguageandculture, andtheimprovementof economicandsocialconditionshavemadehisname reverednotonlyinIreland butamongmillionsinother lands.

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ThetaskofbringingchildrentoChristrequires thatthe"whole"pupilbereligiouslyeducated.PerhapsweCatholicslookonreligionasconcerningthe intellect-whichitprincipallydoes-butnotsolely.

Theemotionsareimportantsincetheyareapowerfulmeanstostiruploveforgoodthings,andhatred fogwhatisevil.Asanoldsayingputsit:religionis notsentiment,butsentimentisinreligion.

Boysandgirlsaretremendouslyimpressedby Sister'sorBrother'sexample.IfSistergivesoutthe truthsofreligionaspersonalconvictionshergirlswill cometorealisethatreligionisnotapassingphase oftheiradolescence.

Butifsheiscold,aloof?Itwillbejustanotherclass withthesameoldhomeworkandtheconsequent rewardorpunishment.

Orifsheisharshinclass?Inlatelifeherpupils won'tevenbeabletoreflect-"Well,atleastSister wasaChristianinR.K.class."

ThroughoutAustralia,Catholicparentsareheroicallyshoulderingaburdenwhicheveryyearisbecomingheavier.Thefuturelooksdim-onlyone politicalpartyevenrecognisesourjustactioninmaintainingschoolswhichtheU.N.sayswehavearightto.

Ourteachersarecarryingonunderconditions whichteachersinthesecularschoolswouldnotbear.

Butwhatapityitwouldbeifallthissacrificewasin vainandourschoolsfailedtoproduce"living"Christians.

-R.J.DOYLE.

WhenThePopeSpeaks

CatholicActionLeadersCautioned VaticanCity.-HisHolinessPopeJohn XXIIIhascautionedCatholicActionleaders againstindulginginaspiritofchange whichistoday"presentedwithexcessiveinsistenceasademandofthetimes."

ThePopesoundedthewarninginanaudience grantedtopriestassistantsoftheItalianYouthof CatholicAction.

"Noonedeniesthatonemusttakeintoaccount changingexternalconditions.Butwhenonereaches thepointofundermining-andratherthoroughlytheprincipleswhicharetheveryframeworkofa delicateandimportantactivity,thenonemustbevery carefulandarmoneselfwithshrewdalertness."

ThePopesaidthatheisthankfulthat,withthe beginningofthenewpontificate,CatholicActionhad beenparticularlyentrustedtothehierarchy,tothe singlebishopsandthesingledioceses.

ThisapparentlywasareferencetotherecentreshufflewithinItalianCatholicAction'stopleadership.

InconclusionthePopeurgedhislistenerstoconcern themselveswithothers,particularlythosewhoare strugglinginthedarknessoferrorandadeception imposedbyviolence.

ThePopeaskedthemtoprayespeciallyforthe manypeople,whoinareaswheretheyareoppressed, neverthelesspersevereintheirreligiousfaith.

Healsoremindedthemoftheirdutyofincreasing lovefortheirseparatedChristianbrothers.

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SmallBoyWrites ToPopeForHelp

VaticanCity,July.-Theaddresson theletterwas:"TheChildJesus,careof PopeJohnXXIII."Thewriterwas10year-oldOrlandoCotugnoofBaranello, asmalltownsouth-eastofRome.The boy,whohassufferedfromabladder deformitysincebirth,wrotethePopeas follows:

"DearPope:

"MotherhastoldmethattheChildJesuslives withyou.Couldyou,whoareclosetoHimask Himtomakemebecomeachildlikeothers?"

WhentheletterarrivedattheVaticanon December28,1958,thePopeorderedaninvestigationoftheboy'shistory.

HethenarrangedthroughBishopAlberto CarinciofBoiano-Campobassoforanoperation tobeperformedontheboybyDr.Sorrentino oftheNaplesCentreofUrologicalSurgery,the onlyhospitalinItalyforthistypeofsurgery.

ThePoperecentlyreceivedanotherletterafter Orlandoheardhewillbeabletoreturnhomein goodphysicalhealth.'

Theletterstated:

"DearPope:

"I'mcuredandI'mverywell.Icanalready getupalittle,andyesterdayIwasallowedto walk.Thenit'struethattheChildJesuslives withyou.MommytoldmethatHedid.You spoketoHimandnowI'mliketherestofthe children.ThankyouandtheChildJesus."

NewAppointmentForPrelate

VaticanCity,July23.-

HisHolinessPopeJohn XXIIIhasnamedArchbishopGiacomoTesta,PresidentofthePontificalEcclesiasticalAcademy,asa consultoroftheSacred CongregationfortheOrientalChurch.

ArchbishopTesta,who haschargeoftheVatican's diplomaticschool,servedas secretaryoftheApostolic DelegationstoTurkeyand Greeceduringthetimethat thePope,thenArchbishop Roncalli,wasApostolic Delegateinthosecountries.

LaterArchbishopTesta occupiedthesamepostsuntilhisrecentappointment totheacademy.

Ex-Prisoners

ThankPontiff

Munch,July23.-Nearly 100Germanpriestsand seminariansleftherefor RometothankHisHoliness PopeJohnXXIIIforhis aidandkindnesstothem whiletheywereprisoners ofwarinFrance.

PopeJohnthenApostolic NunciotoFrance,helped thepilgrimstobegintheir philosophicalandtheologicalstudiesforthepriesthood duringtheirinternment.

Visitingthecampfor Catholicseminariansin person-whichatthattime heldsome900prisonershegavethemhissupport andhadgiftssenttothem.

Beforetheirdeparturefor Rome,AuxiliaryBishop JohannesNeuhaeuslerof MunichandFressingreceivedwordfromtheVaticanSecretariatofStatethat thePopewillreceivethe pilgrimsinaspecialaudience.

ThePopealsonamed TitularBishopTarcisioE. G.vanValenberg,O.F.M., Cap.,asaconsultorofthe SacredCongregationforthe PropagationoftheFaith. BishopcanValenbergwas amission'erinIndonesiabeforecomingtoliveinRome. Inotherappointments, thePopenamedFatherAntonioStefanizzi,S.J.,whois directorofVaticanRadio, andFatherSalvatoreCanals,oftheSacredCongregationofReligious,asmembersofthePontificalCommissionforMovies,Radio andTelevision.

8,000GatherAt Audience

Castelgandolfo,July23.Morethan8,000visitors filledthenewpavilionhere atthefirstgeneralaudience grantedbyHisHoliness PopeJohnXXIII.

TheycheeredthePontiff whenheenteredthehall, builtonthegroundsofthe papalvillaespeciallyfor audiences.Ononesidethe pavilionislinedwithwindowssothatvisitorsoutsidecanseethePope.

Priortothisyearthe generalaudiences,atCastelgandolfowereheldinthe courtyardofthepapalvilla, whichusuallywaspacked beyonditsordinarycapacityofabout4,000people.

PopeJohnledthethousandsofvisitorsinprayers forthelatePopePiusXII, whohadbackedthebuildingofthenewpavilion.

ThePoperecitedthree HailMarysandthe"De Profundis"forPiusXII.He thenreferredtothenatural beautyofthesettingaround thepavilion,andmadea slightjokeaboutthefact thatthenewairconditioningsystemhadfailedto work.

PopeGrantsSpecialAudienceTo Japan'sP.M.AndHisStaff

VaticanCity,July21.-HisHolinessPope JohnXXIIImadeaspecialtripfromhis summerresidenceatCastelgandolfotoreceivePrimeMinisterNobusukeKishiof Japan.

ThePrimeMinister,whowasreceivedattheVaticanwiththehonoursofState,talkedwiththePope inhisprivatelibraryandthenpresentedmembers ofhisparty.

ThePopetoldthePrimeMinisterthatJapanese Catholicsarefilledwitha"burningdesiretocontributetotheever-increasingprosperityoftheir nationandtobeconsideredamongitsbestsonsbecauseoftheirdevotion."

TheHolyFatherremindedPrimeMinisterKishi, whocametotheaudiencewearingtherecentlyconferredGrandCrossoftheOrderofPiusIX,that PopePiusXIIhadreceivedJapaneseCrownPrince Akihito,heirtothethrone,severalyearsago.He stressedtheHolySee'srespectandaffectionforthe Japanesenation.

ReferringtotheearlysuccessofChristianityin JapanandtotheworkofSt.FrancisXavier,thePope saidthattodaythereisa"greatmaturitymanifested byCatholicorganisations,sowealthyinvitalityand promise."

"OurCatholicsonsofJapan,"hecontinued,"constituteatpresentfairlyimportantcommunitiesand distinguishthemselves,notonlyfortheirloyaltyand faithfulnesstonationalinstitutions,butalsofortheir dedicatedeagernessinthecauseofeducation,forthe vitalityoftheirsocialandcharitableundertakings and,lastly,forthegenerosityoftheirhealthand hospitalactivities."

ThePremiersaidonleavingthatthe"Japanese nationisprofoundlygratefultothepopesofallages whohavealwaysshownaspecialsympathyforour country,neverneglectinganyopportunitytogiveus valuablehelpandcollaboration."

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ScarlettiNumbers!

281,446,473,275,14,No.

3Longosupplement("Pastorale")28and500.The orderis,unlikelyasitmay seem,thechronological orderinwhichScarlatti wrotethem.

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Brahms:SymphonyNo.1 inCminor.Playedbythe ViennaPhilharmonicunder Kubelik.Decca12"57/6.

..Tchaikovsky:PianoCon-programmenotes,asso certoNo.1inBFlatminor.oftenbyPhillips,areboth magnificent. (Thisrecordwassupplied byNicholsons).

Rachmaninov:PianoConcertoNo.2inCminor. PlayedbyYuriBoukoffand theViennaSymphonyOrchestraunderJeanFournet.

Phillips12"57/6.

"Here,"wrotePeterIlich Tchaokovsky(andhewas writingofthisconcerto)"we aredealingwithtwoequal opponents;theorchestra withitspowerandinexhaustiblevarietyofcolour, opposedbythesmallbut high-mettledpiano,which oftencomesoffvictoriousin thehandsofagiftedexecutant"

Orexecutioner.Thisconcertohasbeenthecauseof thedeathofmanyapiano.

Ifthosepianistswhoseaim istoreducethepianoto toothpicksaregoodinterpretersofTchaikovsky,then YuriBoukoffisn'tforhe carriesonakindofpolite conversationwiththeorchestraalmostasthoughhe wereplayingaMozartconcerto.

Thismaysounddangerous forifturbulenceistaken awayfromTchaikovsky,his thinnesstendstoberather noticeable.ButBoukoff pullsitoffsowellthatitis arefreshingchange.

Thisisratherunexpected,forBoukoffisanup-

Scarlatti:Thirteenharpsichordsonatas,playedby EgidaSartori.Phillips12" 57/6.

Thirteenatasittingis likeChristmasdinner,just toomanygoodthingsallat once.Thesesonatasarefor theseriouscollectorwho willsipthemonebyone likefineoldwine,carefully andslowlytogetthefull bouquet.

The18thcenturyItalians arecomingbackinagreat waveofpopularity,Vivaldi, ofcourse,wellinthelead; soareharpsichords,which arebeingmadebythegross inEnglandandGermany.

Mostofusknowonlyone oftheseharpsichordsonatas (andplayedonapianoat that),thedeliciousPastoralewhichisonthisdisc. Thereareliterallyhundreds asrewarding;Scarlatti wrote,Ithink,upwardsof 400.Valenti,whohashad almostamonopolyinplayingthem,hasrecordedwell overhalf.

Idonotthinkthatthis recordingisquiteuptoValenti'sbestalthoughrecordingofanharpsichord,with allitsmellowtwanging and-comingBulgarianwhoharmonics,isdifficultto hasgainedareputationforjudge. hisinterpretationofRussianmusicwhichisprobablythereasonheisup-andcominginCommunistBulgaria.Ilikedhisstyleimmensely.

Hisapproachismore suitedtothepoeticandlyricalRachmaninovconcerto whichIfoundenchanting.

Bothsidesarefinelyrecorded;thepackagingand

Thesamedifficultyap- pliesevenmoretotheperformasceandtheinterpretation.IsSartoriasgood asValentiIcan'tanswer that.AllIcansayisthat Ifoundherplayingvery satisfying.

Forthosewhowishto knowthesonatasonthis disc,IlisttheLongonumbers:406,33,457,104,257, t4

ItissaidthatBrahms broodedonthisworkfor overtenyears.Itisnot, therefore,aglibandfacile workwithanimmediate appeal.

Althoughtragicandfull oftension,itisprofoundly beautiful,especiallytheway Kubelikinterpretsit.The horncalloverthemuted stringsandtheintroduction ofthemagnificentCmajor tuneinthefourthmovement,oneofthegreat momentsinmusic,isbeautifullydone.

Theperformanceandthe recordingbrilliantlybring outthespaciousnessof Brahms.Thisisawork. andaperformance,that willgoonrevealingnew beautieseachtimethedisc isplayed.

SuppliedbyNicholsons.

,NightsinVienna.Vienna PhilharmonicunderRudolphKempe.H.M.V.12" 57/6.

Judgingbythisdisc,the populationofiVennaretire toroostabout9p.m.,fortifiedbyacupoflukewarm cocoa.TheViennaPhilharmonicinotherdaysand underotherhandswould havemadetheradiogram itselfwaltzroundtheroom withthiskindofprogramme.

KempemakesLehar soundlikegimcrackBeethoven,dullandponderous. Thelistoflullabiesisas follows:Heuberger'sOpera BallOverture,DieFledermausOverture,Lehar's GoldandSilverWaltz,Reznich'sDonnaDianaOverture,JosephStrauss'sSparenklangeWaltzandthe elderStrauss'sRadetsky March.

(ThisrecordwassuppliedbyNicholson's).

GiftsOfPope DrawCrowds

ToSt.Peter's

VaticanCity,July25.-A phalanxofgiftsfromHis HolinessPopeJohnXXIII totheVaticanTreasuryhas broughtcrowdsofvisitors tothedisplayinSt.Peter's basilica.

Amongthenewadditions isagoldmonstrancepresentedtothePopebyPresidentCharlesdeGaulleof France,duringhisrecent visithere.Ithasaminimumofdecorationandan abundanceofstrikinglines.

Itiscalledthe"Virginof theEucharist"afterthe bas-reliefofOurLadythat hasbeencarvedintothe monstrance'sslenderstem.

Anotheradditionisagold chalicewhichPresidentde Gaulle'spredecessor,Rene Coty,presentedtoPope John'spredecessor,Pius XII.

PopeJohnhasalsogiven aglittering,diamond-studdedchalicewhichthefaithfulofMexicosenttoPope PiusXII.

Ofhistoricalinterestis theseriesofall24commemorativegoldmedals struckduringthereignof PiusXII.

Thereisoneforeachof the20calendaryearsduringwhichhereigned,plus onefortheproclamationof thedogmaoftheAssumption,onefortheconstructionofachurchinRome dedicatedtoPius'patron, St.Eugene,oneforthecononisationofSt.PiusX,and onefortheBrusselsExhibition.

PopeReceives

ChinaEnvoy

Castelgandolfo,Italy,July 25.-Nationalist China's AmbassadorExtraordinary totheHolySee,Chou-Kang Sie,haspresentedhiscredentialstoHisHoliness PopeJohnXXIIIhere.The ChineseLegationtothe HolySeewasraisedtothe rankofEmbassyonJune12.

Britain'sContributionToFund

ForRefugeesCalled'Contemptuous'

London.-ArchbishopHeenanofLiverpooldescribedas"contemptuous"theBritishgovernment'spromisedcontributionof about£300,000totheneedsofrefugeesin WorldRefugeeYear.

PreachingataMasstelevisedfromOurLadyof Lourdes'church,Southport, Lancashire,theArchbishop said:

menofgoodwilllivingin comfortandsecurityare beingaskedtogiveactive helptotherefugeesstill livinginmisery.

NativesSayTheyHadDecalogue BeforeMissionariesTaughtThem

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FatherRaphaelM.Wiltgen,S.V.D.)

KananamVillage,NewGuinea,July24.

-NativesofthiscoastalvillageclearlydistinguishtodaybetweentheTenCommandmentstaughtthembythemissionariesand anothersetofcommandmentshandeddown tothembytheirancestors.

Duringaninterviewherevillageelderssaidthefirst ChristianmissionarytocontactthemwasFather HenryBuschoff,S.V.D.,whoopenedaCatholicschool herein1905.

"WhenweheardthelateFatherBuschofflistthe TenCommandments,wetoldhimwealreadyknew mostofthem,"thevillageelderssaid.

"TheTenCommandmentssoundedverymuchlike thepreceptshandeddowntousbyourancestors," theysaid."ThismadeusfeelFatherBuschoffwas teachingthetruereligion,sowedecidedtojoinit."

Accordingtonativetradition,itwasDodawwho gavethepreceptstotheancestors.Dodawisthe nameforGodintheKananamvernacular.

"Dodawcannotbeseenbecausehehasnobody," theysaid."Hewillneverdie,andhealwayswillbe."

Concise,forcefulandmelodiousinthevernacular, thepreceptsareeasytorememberandeasytounderstand.Theyareinnoparticularnumericalsequence.

"Youmustnotattackwhatyourmotherandfather havetosaytoyou,"onepreceptsays.

"Youreyemustnotlooklonginglyatthewifeof anotherman,"rulesanother.Itscounterpartforbids theeyetolookwithdesireatanotherman'sgoods.

Kananamelderswearingonlyloinclothsexplained thatthemoreyoulookatanicethingwhichbelongs tosomeoneelse,themoreyouwanttostealit.

"Ifamanstealsthewifeofanotherman,heisto beattackedandkilledbytherestofthevillagebefore childrencancomefromthisnewunion,"theancestors hadsaid.

"Ifthisisnotdone,thechildrenwillgrowup, becomeawareofthecrimeoftheirparents,andthen perpetuatethecrimeinthevillagebyfollowingtheir parents'example.

Otherpreceptsforbadethetellingofliesand makinglightofDodaw'snameandthenamesoffellowmen.

"Thosewholiearebarredfromthegoodplace reservedforthedeadwhereDodawrulesandwhere therearenicehomesandbautifulflowers,"theelders said.

Dodaw'snamewasnevertoldtochildrenoryoung marriedpeopleforfeartheymightmakelightofitin conversationandsodishonourthesacredname.

Thepenaltyfordisobediencetoparentswasa threatenedspeedydeath;therewardforobedience waslife.

Thevillagerssaidtheyhadnocommandments fromtheancestorsregardingprayerandtheoffering ofsacrificetoDodaw.

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"Atthismomenttheyare puttingupforsaleapaintingby,Rubens.ItisexpectedtobesoldforZ100,000.

Itisnotatallunlikely thattheGovernmentwill buyitforthenation.The pictureiscalled"TheAdorationoftheMagi."It showsthewisemenfrom theEastbringinggiftsto theinfantJesus.

"Canitbethatthewise menoftheWestwillbe willingtoofferonlythe priceofacoupleofpictures toJesuslivinginHissufferingchildrenintheconcentrationcamps?"

Subsequetlythepicture soldfor£300,000toaprivatebidder.

"Duringthisyear,"ArchbishopHeenansaid,"all

"Thewarhasbeenover solongthattherearemany youngmenandwomenwho havenorecollectionofit. YetincampsinEurope,the MiddleEastandtheFar Easttherearemillionslivinginsqualorasadirect resultofthehatredbetween nations.

"Themostpatheticofall refugeesarethosecalled statelesspersons.They havenooneresponsiblefor themandfewwhocare.But ifweareChristianswemust care.

"TheyareallGod'schildren,theyarethebreihren ofChrist.Wecannotkneel inacomfortablechurchand tellGodhowmuchwelove Himifweareunwillingto bestirourselvesforthereliefofthosewhosuffer."

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ElementsOf"Reformation"

H.Harshalt,Vic.:Toprovethatthe ChurchofEnglandcamethroughtheReformationwithoutanybreak,andwasnot foundedbyHenryVIII,aBallaratAnglican leafletquotesArchbishopCosmoGordon Lang,ofCanterbury,whodescribedhimself "asthesuccessorofAugustine;"anditsays lethusmadeitclearthat oanewministryand R.:Hedidnotmakethat learatall.Atmosthe madeclearthathehadperuadedhimselfthathewasa awfulsuccessorofSt.Aug[slimofCanterbury.

Whatisneededisproof hatsuchapersuasionwas ustified.Historycanshow onlythat,byroyalappointwent.ArchbishopLangwas helegallyrecognisedsucces;orofMatthewParker,appointedbyQueenElizabethI n1559tobethepresiding krchbishopinhernewly'evivedandschismatic :.'hurchofEngland,restoring tilelegislationbywhich HenryVIIIhadfirstcreated tuchaChurchin1534.

II.:AttheReformation,the leafletdeclares,three thingshappened:The ChurchinEnglandwas cleansedfromabusesin-

formation." TheScriptureshadbeen translatedintoEnglishlong beforetheReformation,at first,asSirFredericKenyonpointsout,inseparate books,andalsocompletely.

Theservicesofthenew ChurchofEnglandwere deedinEnglish,andfinlyimposedbyElizabeth Thehistoricdeclaration tat"TheBishopofRome nthnojurisdictioninthis almofEngland,"asI intedoutearlier,meant econstitutionofanew dseparatedChurchof nglandeverybitasmuch theAmerican"DeclaraonofIndependence"in 776,bywhichtheEnglish lonistsproclaimedthat ieBritishThronehadno risdictionhenceforthin eAmericanstates,meant newandseparatednation.

hedidnotbelong'a`i anewChurch. I. troducedinyearsofcor-ti ruption;theserviceswereh translatedintotheEnglishn tongue,aswerealsothep Scriptures;andthePopetl wastoldtostopinterfer-a inginEngland.Thehis-E toricdeclarationwasa made:"TheBishopofti Romebathnojurisdiction1 InthisrealmofEngland."c R.:Thatisanover-sim-t] plificationthatonlysimple-ji tonswillaccept,heedlessoft] allthefactorsthathavea beenignoredandofthec consequencesthatfollowed fromthedisaster.AngloCatholicstoday,disgusted bytheabusesthatwereintroduced,bytheirown Church,withthesuppressionandlootingofmonasteriesandthedesecrationof churches,speakratherofa "deformation"thana"reINTERNATIONALFISHERIES

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R.:SirThomasMore :newfromthebeginning hatHenry'sdeclaration neantanew-fangled hurch,anddiedrather hanacceptit.During enry'sreign,however,the Masscontinuedasusualand heordinarypeopleattenddasusual,notrealising heimplicationsofHenry's cclesiasticaljerrymanderngs.

Whateverdoubtsthey ayhavehadweredispelldbytheaccessionof MaryTudorandtherepeal fHenry'slaws.

WhenElizabethIsuceededtothethroneand mposedEnglishservicesin Churchagaincut-offfrom heunityofChristendom, multitudes,afterattending hoseservicesunderthreat ffines,exileordeath, wentofftohearMassin secrethidingplaces,clingingstillintheirheartsto theoldreligion.

Thewholestoryisavery complicatedone,andnotto bedismissedwithjusta waveofthehand.Inthe end,PopePiusIV,hearing ofthecompromise,declaredtheattendanceofCatholicsatthenewProtestant servicesunlawful,andthe morecourageousCatholics abstainedaltogetherfrom theAnglicanservices,becameknownas"recusants," andbracedthemselvesto takewhatwascomingto themasthepriceoftheir fidelity.

WeeFreesAre Presbyterians InRebellion

K.C.,NeutralBay:What isthereligionofthe"Wee Frees?"

R.:Presbyterian.They dateasaseparatePresbyterianChurchfromthe year1900.

InEngland,thelegallyestablishedChurchisthe ChurchofEngland.Butin Scotlandthelegally-establishedChurchis"ThePresbyterianChurchofScotland."

In1843,however,abouta thirdoftheministersand people,resentingthelegal establishment,brokeaway fromthe"Presbyterian ChurchofScotland,"and formedanotherChurch, callingthemselvesthe"Free ChurchofScotland."

Fouryearslater,1847, anothergroupbrokeaway from heestablished Church,andcalledthemselves"TheUnitedPresbyterianChurchofScotland."

In1900,the"FreeChurch ofScotland,"andthe"UnitedPresbyterianChurch" decidedtoformoneChurch betweenthemas"TheUnitedFreeChurchofScotland."

Butasmallgroupofthe "FreeChurchofScotland" refusedtohaveanythingto dowiththis,andremained asatinyindependentgroup ofPresbyterians,known therefore,since1900,asthe "WeeFree"Presbyterians.

St.JudeWasRelativeOfOur Lord,AndMartyredMissioner

youpleasegivemeanydetailsaboutSt.Jude,theholy ApostleandMartyr?

R.:Theonlycertaininformationabouthimisthat givenintheNewTestament.

Therewearetoldthathe wasoneoftheApostles, andthat,withJames, JosephandSimon,hewas oneofthe"brethrenofthe Lord."

"Lux,"Melbourne:CanhisgospelthatJameswas thesonofMary,theMary whomSt.Johncallsthe wifeofCleophas. AsSt.Jameswasacousin ofOurLord's,sotoowas St.Jude.Forinformation aboutSt.Jude'smissionary workwearedependenton sixthcenturydocument!recordingopinionsthatwere currentamongtheearly Christians.

"Bible-Only"ReligionTaughtBy Dr.GrahamDeniesChurchNeed

A.M.,Richmond:Accordingtoareportinthe"DailyTelegraph,"May15, 1959,BillyGrahamwarnedtheN.S.W. PresbyterianAssembly:"Avoiceof authorityisneededtosavetheProtestantChurch.""TheRomanCatholic Church,"hesaid,"isgatheringpower throughouttheworldbecauseitspeaks withonevoice!'

R.:InallessentialmattersintheChristianreligion,whetheroffaithormorals,theCatholic Churchthroughouttheworlddoesindeedspeak withonevoice;andthat-istobeexpected,since consistencyisthehall-markoftruth.

Q.:WhydidnotsomeoneatthePresbyterianAssemblyatoncechallengeBillyGrahamwith doingallhecantoundermineanypossibility ofanyoftheProtestantChurchesspeaking withauthority?

R.:The"Telegraph"didnotreportanyoneas havingdoneso.Itisthereforepossiblethat someonedidandthatthepaperdidnotmention it.

Q.:ThemainthemeoftheGrahamCrusadewas thatthe"Churchdoesnotmatter."Twocrusadersspoketomeandusedthoseverywords, sayingthatalloneneedsistheBible,that"the Bibleholdssalvationforthosewhohavefaith init"

R.:BillyGrahamhimselfmightnotagreewith allthathiscrusaderschosetosay.Still,fundamenally,hepreacheda"Bible-Only"religion, andmadeitclearthattohimitdidnotmatter towhichoftheconflictingProtestantChurches hisconvertswerereferred,howeverdividedtheir voices.

Q.:IfpeoplehavetheirBiblesandplacetheir hopeofsalvationinreadingitforthemselves, thenclearlytheirhopeofsalvationisnotin anyChurch;andthemajorityofthe"Deciders forChrist"willbequicktoseethepoint,pay- ingnoattentiontoanyChurchauthority."

R.:I'mafraidyoucreditthemwithagreater senseoflogicthantheypossesswherereligionis concerned.EvenBillyGrahamhimself,whilst warningthePresbyterianAssemblythat"avoice ofauthorityisneededtosavetheProtestant Church,"didnotadverttothefactthathehimself hadleftthePresbyterianChurchfortheBaptistChurchpreciselybecausehefeltthatthePresbyterianswereadisciplinedgroupwithacreed, whilsttheBaptistshavenofixedcreedandhe wouldbelesssubjecttocontrol.

ItisawonderthatthePresbyterianclergy assembleddidnotchallengehimwiththatthemselves.Toeveryone,ofcourse,thematterisone ofreligiousinterest,andoughttobeprovocative offurtherthought.

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Weknow,also,thatSt. Judewrotetheepistlenamedafterhimself.Thereferencetohimasoneofthe "brethren"oftheLord meansonlya"relative."

He,himself,saysinhis episllethathewastheservantofChristandthe brotherofJames. ButSt.Marktellsusin

Theseindicatethegeneral beliefthathejourneyed throughMesopotamiato Persia,endingbysuffering martyrdomthere.

Q.:Didhedieonacross, thesameasOurLord?

R.:Earlytraditionssay thathediedonacross,but notinthesamewayasOur Lord.Tiedtoacross,he waskilledwitharrows.

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IslamCanBeHaltedInAfrica

IfDefeatistIdeasAreJettisoned

Moshi,Tanganyika,July10.-Islam, whichhasbeenspreadingfasterthanChristianityinmanypartsofAfrica,canbehaltedinTanganyikaandintheCongo,apriestexpertontheMoslemreligionstatedhere.

DuringavisittotheMoshidioceseFatherFranz Schildknecht,W.F.,whohasmadespecialstudiesof Islaminvariouspartsofthecontinent,saidthetime hascometobeginanapostolateamongtheMoslems andtoabandonthedefeatistattitudethatitisimpossibletoconvertthem.

HereportedthatplansarebeingpreparedtoinstructtheAfricanlaity,whichhehopeswillplaythe majorroleinseekingtoconvertMoslems.

SuchworkbyAfricanCatholiclaymen,hesaid, shouldhelpovercometheideathatChristianityisa whiteman'sreligion.

Laymen,headded.canalsofindmeansnotavailabletomissionariesofcontactingMoslems,who numberabouttwomillioninTanganyika,orapproximatelyaquarterofthewholepopulation.

FatherSchildknechtalsopointedoutthattheordinaryadherentofIslaminanumberofAfricanareas hasneverknownthetrueMoslemreligion.

ThereligiontheAfricanembraced,theWhite Fathersaid,hasoftenbeenamixtureoffetishism andsomeMoslemtenets.Ithasalsobeenaneasy relgiontoenter,hecontinued.

KoranicReplacesTribalLaw

Verylittlepreliminaryinstructionhasbeenrequired,anduponadmissiontheAfricanreceiveda newnameandworeanewtypeofclothingwhich gavehimgreaterprestigeinhiscommunity.

Hisreligiouspracticehasconsistedofpayingareligioustax,fastingduringthemonthofRamadan, prayingfivetimesaday,goingtoamosqueonFridays.

HehasheardtheKoran,theMoslemholybook, andotherreligiousworksreadtohim,buthehasnot beenabletounderstandthembecausetheyhavebeen readintheoriginalArabicandnotinhisown language,thepriestsaid.

In1945,however,theEastAfricanMoslemWelfare Associationwasfounded,FatherSchildknechtnoted. Sincethattime,hesaid,Moslemliteraturehasbegun toappearinSwahili,thelanguageofTanganyika,and aneffortisnowbeingmadetoteachthetruereligion ofIslam.

Theeffortismeetingwithopposition,hereported. Someofthetribesdislikeitbecauseitisseekingto replacetribalcustomswithKoraniclaw.

Oppositionhasalsoarisenfromtherealisationthat Islamhasdonelittleforthesocialimprovementof thepeople,thepriestsaid.Hepointedoutthatthere i:,considerablemovementofpopulationinTangan- Yika.

WhenChristianswhohavebeeneducatedinCatholicmissionschoolsmoveintoaMoslemarea,he added,theyaresoonabletoobtainthemostimpor- tantpositionstherebecausethelocalMoslemshave notbeenproperlyeducated.

LayApostlesTriumphInEngland

Dublin.-AformerprisoneroftheChinesecommunists,nowworkinginEngland, hasreportedthattheappealforlayapostles hasbeen"tremendouslysuccessful"among IrishemigrantsinEngland.

ColumbanFatherW.AedanMcGrathmadethe reporttotheannualmeetinghereoftheMaynooth Union,thealumniassociationofSt.Patrick'snational seminary.

Itdetailedtheexperiencesof11Irishdiocesan priestsandfourColumbanFathersWhoareassigned tocareforthereligiousneedsofIrishworkersin England.

Theiractivitiesbeganin1955attherequestofthe BiAlopsofEngland,WalesandIreland,hesaid."The Bishopshaddecidedthatthemeanstobeusedwas thelayapostolate,especiallytheLegionofMaryand itsauxiliaryassociation,thePatricians,"herecounted.

WithFatherMcGrathfromthestartwerefellowColumbans"withthesamequalificationsasmyself, ex-gaolbirds,"whohadservedprisontermsunderthe ChineseCommunists.

Since1957theIrishBishopshavelent11diocesan priests.aschaplainsforbuildingworkera'campsand forhotelworkersinEngland.

TheColumbansadoptedaplanofappealingatSundayMassesforvolunteersforthelayapostolate."We emphasisethatthelaypeople'shelpisneededinthe ChurchandtellhowtheCommunistsinChinafeared apostolcCatholics,"FatherMcGrathsaid.

"Weappeal,onbehalfoftheparishpriest,for membersofallparishsocieties,stressingtheLegion ofMarY.

"Themethodisextremelyacceptabletothepriests becauseweappealtoeveryoneintheparish,regardlessofnationality.Itisincidentalthatthenamesof 50to70percent.ofthoserespondingareIrish.

Hesummedup:"MostIrishmenandwomen,boys andgirlsrespondgenerouslyiftheyfeelneeded,if theyaregivenanideal,andiftheyaregivenhard apostolicworktodo.Thissanctifiesthem,and throughthem,theirlapsedcompanionsreturnand non-CatholicsarebroughttotheChurch."

Reportingforeightcampchaplains,FatherEamonn GaynorofKillaloesaidthatabout250,000Irishmen

VaticanCity,July11.-Theonly"freedom"theChurchinHungaryhasconsistsin servingastheagentoftheregimeandthe Communistparty,theVaticanCitydailyhas declared.

"L'OsservatoreRomano"madethecommentinan authoritativearticlenotingthatJanosHorvath,head oftheHungarianOfficeforChurchAffairs,hasrecentlybeentransferredtoanotherpost.

HisofficehasbeenentrustedtoKarolyHolt,aCommunistpartymemberfor30years.

"Onedoesnotknowwhatthischangesignifies,"the "L'Osservatore"articlestated,but"onecanbecertain thatintreatingaffairsoftheChurchwithpatentdisrespectofitsinternallaws,aCommunistofproven faithhassucceededanotherCommunist."

"ThiscanbesaidofMr.Holt:thathehastoday juridicalinstrumentsathisdispositionwhichlegalise allabuseswhichcivilpowerwouldwishtocommit againsttheChurch,"thearticlestated.

Reportsofthechangeinofficialswasaccompanied bynewsthatmorethan100priestshavetakena prescribedoathrequiredbyanewlaw.

ThelawbacksupanotherlawthatgivestheGovernmentandtheCommunistpartyalmostunlimited authorityovertheChurch.

"Theenormityoftheseprovisionsdoesnotneed greatillustration,"the"L'Osservatore"articlecommented.

"TheHungarianState,whichaccordingtotherule oftheconstitutionisseparatedfromtheChurch,prac- ticallyassumestoitselftherightofoverseeingallecclesiasticnominations,noneexcluded.

"Tocompetentecclesiasticauthoritiesthereisper- mittedtheselectiononlyofpersonsapprovedbythe party.TheChurch'slibertyisinfacttomakeherselftheagentofthewillofthe"popular"Govern- mentandoftheCommunistparty."

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workinthebuildingtradeinEngland,manyofthem livingincampsinremoteareas.

Thecontractorshavegivenlivingfacilitiesandhuts fortemporarychapelstothechaplains.

"Theresponseofthementoachaplainliving amongthemhasbeenquiteextraordinary,"Father Gaynorreported.Heischaplaininacampof800 men,ofwhom300areIrish.Hehasfrom20to30 atweek-dayMassat6.30a.m.,anaverageof100at eveningrosaryand'packedcongregationsathisSundayMasses.

Heestimatesthat90percent.ofthemenare "perfectlyfaithfultotheirreligiousduties,"anda smallpercentagearecarelessbecauseofunsettled workingconditionsovertheyears.

"Idoubtifyoucouldwriteoffasmuchasoneper cent.aslosttotheFaith,"hesaid.

"Nogroupofemigrantsintheworldaremore faithfultotheirreligionthantheIrishemigrants," FatherGaynorstated.

"Thechaplainschemeisonlyabeginning,"heremindedhishearers."Itdealswithonlyonesection ofouremigrants,thoseinthebuildingtrade,andonly asmallsectionofthese."

ThreeofLondon'sfourlargehotelareashaveone Irishchaplaineachforworkersinthehoteland cateringtrades,FatherPaulBolandofDublinreported.Thesethreehaveatleast15,000Catholics. Onelargehotelhasastaffof2,700,ofwhomhalfare Catholic.

"Moraldangersareverygreatandthereisanallpervadingirreligiousatmosphere,"forworkersinthis field,hesaid.Hesaidthatheandhisfellow-chaplains havemetwithsomesuccess,butnothingspectacular.

"About70percent.ofemigrantsworkinginthe hotelandcateringtradesremainabsolutelyfaithful," hesaid."TheothersgotoMassnowandagain.

"Thetragicthingisthatamongtheirchildrenand theirchildren'schildren,thepictureislikelytobe verysad.Itislikelytodroptoaslowas30percent. faithful.That'swhyweseetheurgencyofmaking ouremigrantsapostolic-minded.

Posty'sWhistle

DearBoys,Girlsand Tinies,-Wedidn'thave roomlastweektoputinthe FirstSorrowfulMysteryof theRosarybyJaniceLongbottom,sohereitisthis week.

OnMonday,August10, wecelebratethefeastofthe martyr,St.Lawrence,and hisaltitudetosuffering linksupwiththisweek's ScoutLaw.

Hewasburnttodeath overagridiron,andthough hewasexperiencingintense physicalpainhemadea jokeaboutittohistormentors,saying:"Turnme over,I'mcookedonthis side!"

Don'tyouthinkthereis amessagehereforallof usinourownlives?Just asyoudo,Iexpect,Imake alongfacewhenthingsgo wrongandpeopleareunkindtome.

ButthisisnotChrist's wayofdoingthings,andwe asCatholicshavetofollow inHisfootsteps.

KeepSmiling

Seehowcheerfuland braveyoucanallbe.There isanoldsaying:"Laughand theworldlaughswithyou, cryandyoucryalone."It istrue,isn'tit?

OnSaturday,15th,we willallbegoingtoMass, sinceitisaHolyDayof Obligation,thegreatFeast oftheAssumption.Our Ladydied,justasallofus willonedaydo,buther purebodywentupto Heaventojointhatofher Son.

Trytohaveanovenaof prayer,perhapsoneextra HailMaryaday,itspre- parationforthefeastthe Saturdayafterwards,ofthe ImmaculateHeartofMary.

Manyparishesandfamiliesareconsecratedto Mary'sheart.Everyone canmaketheirownprivate, personalconsecration,and itisawonderfulandvaluablethingtodo.

Pleasekeepuptheprayersforme,Ineedthem badly.

Ialwaysprayfor you. allof

Withlovefrom AUNTIEJOAN. * *

PrizeWinners

Thisweek'sprizewinners:LesleyLee,OurLady's College,Victoria-sq.E.McCormack,OurLady'sCollege,Victoria-sq.*

JaniceWritesOnTheRosary

FIRSTSORROWFUL MYSTERY

TheAgonyintheGarden ofGethsemanl

AftertheLastSupper, ChristwenttotheMountof OlivesaccordingtoHiscustomandHisapostlesfollowedHim.

WhenHereachedthegardenHesaidtothem,"Pray lestyouenterintotemptation,"andmovingawaya little,Hekneltandprayed saying,"Father,ifthouwilt removethischalicefrom me,butyet,notmywill, butthinebedone."

Anangelappearedfrom heavengivingHimstrength andbeinginagonyHekept onprayingandHissweat becamedropsofbloodtrick-

Scouts'Code

No.8.-AScoutSmilesand SingsUnderAllDifficulties. Byobeyingthislawwe areachievingthevirtueof patience.

Tobetrulypatientitis notenoughjustnottoget intoatemperwhenthings gowrong,wehavetotry andlightenoursadnessby pleasure.

Inthefilm"TheBridge overtheRiverKwai"the sufferingBritishsoldiers, prisonersoftheJapanese, all whistled "Colonel Bogey."

Wearenotonlypleasing Godbybeingpatientand bearingourcrossescheerfully,butbeingcharitable tootherpeople,andencouragingthemalsotosmileand singwhentheyaredownhearted.

Manyofthemartyrsjokedwhentheyweredying, forinstanceSt.Lawrence, St.ThomasMore,anda modernlegionary,Edel Quinnjokedinthemidst ofgreatinconvenienceand suffering,dyingofT.B.as *shedidinAfrica.

lingdownupontheground, sogreatwasHisdistressat theloadofoursinsthat wasplaceduponHim,and somuchdidHehumanly feartheCrucifixion.

WhenHecamebackto HisapostlesHefoundthem sleeping,andsaidtothem, "Whysleepfou,arisepray, lestyouenterintotemptation,"andasHewasspeaking,Judas,oneofthe twelve,wentbeforetheapproachingmobanddrew neartoJesusandkissed Him,betrayingOurLordto thesoldiersandHigh Priests.

-JaniceLongbottom.

ThisWeek'sPrize

ToLesleyLee SECONDSORROWFUL MYSTERY

TheScourging

FindingnoguiltinHim, butknowingthattheJews didnotwantJesussetfree, Pilatethoughtthatifhe madeJesussuffer,the people'sheartswouldbe touched,sohehadJesus scourged.

TheRomanlawdidnot limitthenumberofstrokes thatcouldbegiven,andthe brutalsoldiersscourged HimuntilHisfleshwas bleeding,andalmosttorn fromHisbones.

Butthatdidnotsatisfy theJews.Sothesoldiers crownedHimwiththorns andthenthepeopleledHim awaytobecrucified.

-LesleyLee

FrancescoWrites 8Marlow-st., Wembley.

DearAuntieJoan-Ihope youarewell.Iamvery sorrythatIdidnotwriteto ourcorner.

Iamsickinbed.Thisis myseventhweekinbed.I ammissingalotofschool work.

Agirlfromdaddy'sA.B.C. gavemeabigpaintbook whichIamverypleased with.

Mummyanddaddyhad asurpriseformeandmy sister.Theysaid"Weare goingtostickyourbedstogether."

MysisterMarysaid: "Haveyouwokeupyet?" andIthought,thenIsaid "Yes.Itisgoingtobea double-deckerbed."

NowImustsaygoodbye.Godblessyou.

Lovefrom

FRANCESCONOONAN.

DearFrancesco,-Itwas lovelyhearingfromyou again.

Youpooroldthing,being sevenweeksinbed.Our readerswillallhavetopray foryouthatyougetwell soonandcansomehow catchuponschoolwork.

Howinterestingtohave adaddywhoworksonthe A.B.C.Itwasagoodsurpriseaboutthebeds!

Thankyouforthekisses andhugs,Idon'tknowif theprinteriscleverenough tosendsomefromme.

Isendyoumylove,please prayforme. XXXXX AUNTIEJOAN.

THEBATTLINGO'REILLYS

(Thetwinshavejustheardthattheirbrother

JocancomeoutofSt.JohnofGod'shospital soon)

Whenthetwinsgottoschoolthenextdaythey toldSisterImeldatheirgoodnews.Shewasvery pleasedaboutit. Sister'wastellingthemallabouttheFeastofthe Assumption.AlthoughitwasaSaturday,whennor- mallyshewouldnotbeinSt.Thomas'sparish, Marilup,theirparishpriestFatherMartinhad arrangedaconcertandpartyforallofthem.

SotheMercySisterswerecomingoutfromVictoriasquaretojoininallthefun,tocelebratethefeast.

ALongLetter FromJohn

71Bessell-ave., Como

DearAuntJoan:Ihave greatpleasurewritingto you.Iwouldliketoshare myinterestsintheCatholic SeaCubswithyou.

Ihavemanyinteresting thingstotellyou.

Oneofthegreatestthings iswhenweweretakenover theAmericansubmarine Wahoo.Itwasgreattomeet theAmericansailors.

Ourgreatestfeastdayis St.Brendan'sasheisthe Patronofourgroup.The CubsandIhadagreat timeonhisfeastday.We attendedMass,thenhiked upthehills,andgrilledour sausagesatmid-day.

Ihopeyouhaveenjoyed sharingmyCubbinginterests.

Yoursfaithfully, JohnWhitehead

DearJohn:Iwasawfully gladtohearaboutyour meetingtheAmericansailorsonthesubmarine"Wahoo,"andalsoaboutcelebratingthefeastdayof yourpatronSt.Brendanby attendingMassandthen grillingsausagesupinthe Hills.(Sausagesandmash andonionshasalwaysbeen myfavouritemeal).

DotryandgetmoreboysalloverWesternAustralia interestedinbecomingCatholiccubsandscouts.

Prayhardforthem,and forme, Withlovefrom, AUNTIEJOAN

DianaSends InAPoem

24Milton-st., Mt.Hawthorn.

DearAuntieJoan,-Iam eightyearsold.IgotoSt. Mary's,Leederville,andI amingradeIII. Iamtellingyouabouta poem.

SOMEONE.

Someonecameknockingat myweesmalldoor

SomeonecameknockingI'm sure,sure,sure.

I_opened,Ilistened, Ilookedfromlefttoright, Butnought,therewasa stirringinthestilldark night.

Onlytappingthebusybeetletap, onthewall

Onlyfromtheforestthe screechowls'choir.

Onlythewhilecricketwhistling thedewdropsfall. SoIknownotwhocame knockingatall,all,all. Lovefrom DIANADELLACQUA.

DearDiana,-Thankyou foryourletterandforthe poemforourcorner. Ilovepoemsbetterthan anyotherkindofwriting, alsoIlovereadinglivesof saints,detectivestories,and alldifferentCatholicmagazines.

Guesswhatmyfavourite is?Readingourowngood old"Record!" Godbless.Lovefrom, AUNTIEJOAN.

TheCatholicswholivedinMarilupwerepoorin money,buttheywererichinfaith.Theyall,orat anyratemostofthem,weredeterminedtodothe verybesttheycouldtobackupFatherMartinand FatherGlaubeineverythinggoingon.

TheyknewthegreatdebttheyowedtoSister ImeldaandtheothertwoMercySisterswhocameto teachtheirchildrenatSt.Theresa'sschool.

Greatplansweremadefortheconcertandentertainment.Thechildrenhadrehearsedaplay,in whichboththetwinsweretakngpart.

Someofthechldrenweresinging.TheChildren ofMarywerealltakingtheirbluecloaksandwhite veilstoformaguardofhonour.

GuesswhowasvisitingtheirparishontheFeast oftheAssumption?OurLadyherself!Nowdon't laughandsaynonsensebeforeyouhavereadfurther. ThePilgrimVirginStatueofOurLadyofFatima wascomingtoMarilup.

TheHolyNameSocietyweremakingaguardof honourforthesiatue.TheSacredHeartSodality hadworkedveryhardtomakecostumesforthechildrenfortheirplay,andalsotogetflowersforBenedictionthatnight.

No-onewasleftoutofthegreatrejoicings.Father Glaube,whohadabeautifulsingingvoice,wasgoing tosingsomesongsinhisownlanguage,German.

FatherMartinhadarrangedtransportsothatthe oldpeopleandcrippledcouldbebroughttotheParish Halltobetheretoo.

Eventhepeopleinbedsickandsomeformerparish memberswhowereinhospitalsandmightnevercome out,weresharingintheFeastoftheAssumption, sincetheybelongedtotheAssumptionSodalityfor theSick.

TheLegionofMaryhadvisitedallthecareless Catholicsandmanynon-Catholics,andsweetlyin- vitedeveryonetotakepartintheconcert,whichwas free.

Yes,Saturdaywasgoingtobeagreatdayindeed. Thetwinswouldforgettheworryoftheirfatherbeing outofwork.Theywouldevenhavealittlepartyfor theirbodiesaswellasfortheirsouls,becausethere weregoingtobecooldrinksandcakesforeveryone.

EveryoneinMarilupbroughtwhattheycould.A fewscones,somemoneyforthecandles,flowers,their hardworkofgettingthehallready,theirprayers andMasses.

TheyweretheparishofSt.ThomasAquinas,the onewiththebiggestdebtsinthewholeArchdiocese, buttheywerethehappiestandjolliestofall,because theyallworkedandhelpedeachother,andcouldbe merryinChrist.

(ContinuedNextWeek).

APoemFromYvonneHenskens Is,thegardeneveryday, Thegardenerdigsanddelvesaway, Hepullsahundredthousandweeds, Heplantsahundred'thousandseeds, Hegrowsmebeetrootredandround, Andbringsmecarrotsbythepound,Spinach,cauliflower,andgreens, Basketsfullofpeasandbeans, Lettucesbothlargeandsmall, Celerysowhiteandtall, Cabbagefitforanyking, Onionstiedupinastring, Potatoesverysmallandnew, Parsley,mintandturnips.too. Averyclevermanishe, Togrowsomanythingsforme.

of9wtaesttoWerite"

MaryDwyer,LanguageSpecialist, SailsForPostgraduateOxfordWork

MissMaryElizabethDwyer(picturedI,of Deacon-st.,Nedlands,sailedontheM.V. AureliaonAugust1totakeupascholarship shehadwonfromtheUniversityhere,to studyatOxford.

Shewillbeawayabout twoyearsandthedaybeforeshesailedwaskind enoughtogiveusaninterview.

Herfamilycamefrom theEasternStateswhenthe childrenwereveryyoung.

Maryhastwobrothers(one olderthanshe)andasister.

Theyhavealwayslived inNedlandswhereshewas educatedattheLoreto Conventwhereshetookher Juniorandobtainedseven distinctionsinLeaving.

AttheUniversityshetook aB.A.honoursdegreeinan artscourse,coveringLatin, French,German,Italian andoneyearofGreek.

5,

Herfinalexaminations werepassedlastNovember andthegraduationceremonytookplacelastApril.

Shetookthenameof VeronicaatherConfirmation,belongstotheparish sodalityoftheChildrenof MaryandalsototheNewmanSociety.

HackettStudentship

TheHackettstudentship whichshewonforOxford, togetherwiththreeother candidatesinWesternAustralia,meansthatthereshe willstudyfurtherinFrench, GermanorItalian(twoof thethree).

Thisisherfirsttripto Europe.Shehopestovisit

WordsFrom TheBible

GOSPELOFST.JOHN (Chapter4)

Thedisciplestherefore saidonetoanother:Hath anymanbroughthimto eat?

Jesussaithtothem:My meatistodothewillofhim thatsentme,thatImay perfecthiswork.

Donotyousay:Thereare yetfourmonths,andthen theharvestcometh?BeholdIsaytoyou,liftup youreyes,andseethecountries;fortheyarewhitealreadytoharvest.

Andhethatreapethreceivethwages,andgatherethfruituntolifeeverlasting:thatbothhethatsoweth,andhethatreapeth mayrejoicetogether.

Forinthisisthesayin true:Thatitisonema thatsoweth,anditisanotherthatreapeth.

Ihavesentyoutorea thatinwhichyoudidno labour:othershavelaboured,andyouhaveentered intotheirlabours.

cousinslivinginIreland. Sheisanxioustogoto Lourdes,FatimaandRome whileshe4overthere. Maryhasnoideayetto whatworkherstudieswill lead.Sheisnotparticularlykeenontheideaof teaching,andthinksinterpretingmightbemoreinterestingtoher. Boundfortheoldworld, withaninterestingandexcitinglifeahead,sheisa credittoherparents,parish,universityandtheLoretoSisterswhotaughther.

Readers' Letter

DearReaders,-Ihave interviewedfourdifferent Catholicsthisweek,anddo notknowwhichofthestorieswillgointoourpage. Justasanunisobedientto herMotherSuperior,soI amguidedinallthingsby oureditor.

Itisafunnybusinessinterviewingpeople.Not justamatterofashorthandnotebookandpencil, ofaskingthequestions whicharelikelytoevoke pointsofinterest;itisa matterofpersonality.

Myaimistoportrayon thispage,fromtimetotime, theindividualstruggle, likesanddislikesofteenagersandwomeninall spheresoflife.Whereas theiridentitiesarekept secret,theirstoriesareas realasIcanmakethem.

SharingOfInterests

Iprayearnestlythatin bringingtoyournoticewhat itfeelslikeandisliketobe ateacher,nurse,priest's housekeeper,bankgirl,etc., thatallthedifferentreaderswillexpandinCatholicityingreaterunderstandingofeachother.Thispageisnotjusta fewminutesamusingreading,butasharing,inour ownCatholicweeklypaper, ofourinterests,problems, hopes,etc.

Itdisappointsmegreatly becausesofewreaders writein.Ihavenotgot secondsightandhowotherwisecanIknowwhether youlikeordislikeyour page,findithelpfulorboring.InallhumilityIdesiretolearnyourviews, andinyourcharityIask youtoexpressthem.

WhenIamgloryingin MassandHolyCommunion onourgreatFeastofthe AssumptionnextSaturday Iwillprayespeciallyfor you,myreaders,knownand unknowntome,thatOur BlessedLadywillcomfort youinallyourtrialsand struggles,inspireyouin everypartofyourlives,as teenagers,mothers,religious,andthatIandyou andasinthehymnsung attheMiraculousMedal Novena: Praythatwewho singThypraises. MayinHeav'nallmeet again" onday,withourownbodies glorified.

Yoursverysincerelyin Christ, STEPHANIEARNOLD.

ConvertFindsPeaceInBush

IamaconverttotheFaith.IwasanagnosticwhenmyhusbandandIweremarriedinaCatholicchurch.Heneverbulliedme,questionedme,orcoercedmywill.But heprayedformealwaysandIreceivedfromGodthepricelessgiftofFaithandwas receivedintotheChurch.

WeareEnglishmigrants,myhusbandisdyingof creepingparalysis,andheandourthreechildrenlive onhisinvalidpension.However,wearemakingan actoffaithandlivinginaMass-centrefarinthe Australianbushbecausewebelieveitbettertobein thecountrythaninthecities.

PeoplehavewonderedatourcomingtoAustralia, whenthroughmyhusband'sillnesstherewasno materialfutureforus.Alsosinceweareintensely interestedinplays,concerts,ballet,andallthese thingswhichLondonprovides,itmightatfirstseem oddthatwehavechosentolive"milesfromanywhere."

WecametoAustraliafromasenseofadventure andalsobecausewebelievedittobeawonderful countryinwhichtobringupourthreechildren,a boyof13andtwogirlsaged11and10.Myhusband paidhisownpassage,andthechildrenandIhad assistedpassageslateron.

Sincewehadnocapitalandhispensionforthefive ofusisonly£.7/10/perweek,itwasnoteasyforus tosucceedinamonetarysense.

Wetookoverashopandworkedveryhard,but couldnotcompetewiththebigstoresandsupermarket.

Weranahostelandwereflatout,cookingand cleaning,etc.,butagainwehadnocapitalforoverheads.

IntheSouth-WestIwentfruitpicking.Iam strongandwillingtodoanywork,butmyfirstduty istokeepourfamilytogether,tocareformysick husband.

TheeducatingofourchildreninCatholicschools, withthefeesandtheuniformisverydifficultforus.

Wearedowntorockbottom,nothavingenough moneyevenfornecessities,letaloneluxuries.

ThepriestinourparishhasgivenusaMass-centre tolivein.Iamgoingtogetfowls,plantavegetable garden,bakeourownbread.

Ibelievethatwecandoaworthwhilejobasa smallfractionofthecommunityofwidelyspreadout farmingpeople,inwhichwewillbeliving.

LivingByFaithAlone?

Inallthatwedowewillbehelpingtobuildupthis youngcountry.Ourparishpriest,whogavemeinstructionandreceivedmeintotheChurch,isasaint.

Hehasanenormousarea,andhelivesbyfaith alone,fromdaytoday,notknowinghowhewillpay forthepetrolheusestosay.Massinallthewide, spread-outdistricts.

Thepeoplebringhimgiftsinkind,sohealways hasfood.HisconfidenceinwhatChristtaughtus "totakenothoughtforthemorrow"hasinspiredus inour'ownlives.

IamveryinterestedindeedintheLegionofMary, andunderourpriest'sguidancehopetostartitinour parish.

WewouldneverwanttogobacktoEngland,Australiaisourcountrynow.Mostofallourdeprivations, ImissnotbeingabletoaffordtobuyCatholic periodicalsandbooks.Iamhungrytostudydoctrine,

HAUTECOIFFURE BEAUTYSTUDIO

toreadtheLivesoftheSaints,toknowallIcan aboutthefaith.

However,wehaveMassonceaweekandweread theBibleandthebookswhichFather(whoisvery poorhimself)lendsus.Iknowthateverydaymy husbandisgettingnearertothedeathfromcreeping paralysis,unlessamiracleoccurs.

Althoughwearesuchahappy,unitedfamily,and Ilovehimsomuch,Iamresignedtothefuture, knowingthatitisonlyinbeinghumbleandtrusting inGod'swillthatwewillfindpeaceofsoul.

Likeallconverts,particuarlythosewhodidnot evenknowtherewasaGod,Iamlongingtoshare thepricelesstreasuresoftheFaithwithmyneighbours.ManyofthemarenotCatholics,beingProtestantsorofnoreligion.

Perhapsinourownsmallwaywecanreflectin ourlives,materiallypoorasweare,thetruevalues. Itismydreamthatourpriestwillgainpermission fromhisBishoptohavetheBlessedSacramentpermanentlyinourhome.

WecannotgotoMassandHolyCommunionevery day,aswesolongtodo,butifwecouldonlyhave Himinourmidst!Yetweknowthathelivesinus, Christinoursouls,andhavingConfessionandCommuniononceaweekisaverygreatgraceinaparish sofarinthecountryasourown.

Ihopethatthosewhoreadmystorywillnotforget ourfamilyintheirprayers,andtheneedsofour priestandparish.OfcourseIdonotknowwhyGod gavemethegiftofFaith,oratwhatpointintime myintellectgraspedtheproofoftheExistenceof God.

ButonethingIdoknowforsure..Itwasthe humility,lovingkindnessandgreatzealofourpriest, togetherwithhiscompletegivingofallofhimself, histime,hislove,hisownfood,toanyandallhemet, whichshowedmewhatChrist,hismaster,mustbe like.

WhatTheAssumptionMeans

Wearegoingtocelebrate nextSaturdaythehistorical eventofthebodyofOur Ladybeingdrawnupby GodintoHeaven,tojoin therisenBodyofHerSon, JesusChrist,whoascended ofHisownpower.

Weknowthatweare boundtogotoMassonthis day.Buthowdoesitrelate toourownevery-daylives aswomen?

Surelythecelebrationof thefeastsoftheChurch, thelivinginourownselves theMysteriesoftheRosary meanthatwehavetopray andthinkdeeplyonthe humanbodyofMaryof Nazareth.

Oneofthemanyrewards givenherwasthatwhenshe diedherbodywhichhad beenusedentirelyforGod, neverdecayed. Weknowwhatagreat gulfseparatesusfromher. Butitisourentirefunction inlifetomodeleverysingle thingwedoonMary.To useourbodiesasshedid hers.

Onedaywewillbeunited,bodyandsoulwithMary inHeaven.Itistothisend alonethatwemustthink, work,pray.Howsoonwe reachHeavenandwhat placewehavetheredepends onusentirely,sincewehave freewill.

STEPHANIEARNOLD.

"GuidedDemocracy"IsNotFeared

Jakarta,Indonesia,July14.-Indonesia's Catholicpartyhasannounceditssupportof PresidentSukarno'sdecreereinstatingthe 1945Constitutionwhichgiveshimalmost unrestrictedpower.

Thedecree,whichalsodissolvedtheConstituent Assembly,wasissuedbythePresidentonJuly5 shortlyafterhisreturnfromalongtripoverseas.It pavesthewayforhispolicyof"guideddemocracy" whichgiveshimthepowertoappointamajorityof themembersofthelegislature.

Thecountry'sCatholicshadopposedanearlier versionofthe"guideddemocracy"policysinceitprovidedforco-operationofthecountry'smajorparties includingtheCommunists,intheGovernment.

Thatpolicywasannouncedin1957followingthe President'sproclamationofastateofsiegewhichis stillinforce.In1958fullscalecivilwarbrokeout, withanti-Governmentforcesdemandingformation ofaGovernmentfreeofallRedinfluence.

The"guideddemocracy"planbasedonareturnto the1945Constitution,however,hasthe'supportof Catholicleaders.

Itwasrecentlypraisedbythecountry'ssenior nativeprelate,BishopAlbertSoegiapranata,S.J., VicarApostolicofSemarang,whosaidthenation needsfirmleadershipuntilitspeoplereachgreater politicalmaturity.

TheexecutiveboardoftheCatholicpartysaidin astatementthatithadissueditsdeclarationfor"local leadersofthepartyandotherCatholicorganisations ineverycornerofthecountry,inorderthatthey maynotwaverincontinuingtoserveourcommon fatherlandanditspeoplewithintheframeworkof thelawandtheleadershipoftheStateascreated bythedecreeofthePresident."

Italsoaskedthenation"topraythatthegraceof AlmightyGodwillgivewisdomtoourleaders."

ThestatementalsonotedthatthePresidentmentionedinhisdecreetheso-calledDjakartaCharter.

Thatisadocumentwhichdatesfromtwomonths beforeIndonesianindependencein1945andstates thattheIndonesianRepublicwillbebasedon"belief inGod,withMoslemsbeingrequiredtofollowMoslemlaw."About90percent.ofIndonesiansare Moslems.

Inannouncingthedecree,thePresidentopenedhis speechwiththewords,"Inthenameoftheoneand onlyGod."Hesaid:

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"WehavetheconvictionthattheDjakartaCharter datedJune22,1945,gaveinspirationtothe1945ConstitutionandislinkedinunitywiththeConstitution."

TheCatholicpartynotedthatthePresident'swords hadcausedsomeworryamongCatholics,butadded thatthecharterwasmentionedonlyintheintroductiontothedecreeandnotinthedecreeitself,and thatitisclearthatthePresidentwasonlYgivinghis personalopinioninregardtoit.

Theparty'sstatementsaidthatthePresidenthas repeatedlydeclaredthathisdecreeisbasedonthe desiresofthemajorityintheConstituentAssembly.

Itisclear,thepartystatementwenton,thatthe ConstituentAssemblyacceptedthe1945Constitution, butrejectedtheDjakartaCharter'sprovisionregardingIslamiclaw.

Therefore,itsaid,itseesnoreasonforfearbecause ofthePresident'swordsaboutthecharter.

ThePresident'sdecreehasbeengivenstrongsupportbytheIndonesianArmy'schiefofstaff,Lt.Gen. AbdulHarisNasution,whorecentlypraisedthe nation'sCatholicsandpromisedtoprotectthem.

BritishRadioProgrammeWill AppealForBirthControlFunds

London,July4.-TheBritishGovernment hasrefusedtointerveneinthecontroversy overaproposedradioprogrammeofthe State-controlledBritishBroadcastingCorporationwhichwillappealforfundstosupportbirthcontrol.

PostmasterGeneralErnest Marples,speakingforthe governmentinaParliament questionperiod,saidsuch decisionsmustbeleftto theB.B.C.

WilliamTeeling,aCatholicmemberofParliament, hadcalledonthegovernmenttosuppresstheprogramme"inviewofthe controversyarousedin Christiancirclesbythesubjectofbirthcontrolandthe resentmentwhichwouldbe causedtomanyintheUnitedKingdom."

Theproposedradiobroadcastisscheduledtobemade byAnglicanBishopMervyn StockwoodofSouthwarkon August23.Itwillappeal forfundsfortheFamily PlanningAssociationto promotetheknowledgeand useofcontraceptives.Each SundaytheB.B.C.broadcastsanappealformoney fortheweek'sdesignated "goodcause."

Earlier,Mr.Teelingsaid thatbirthcontrol"iscertainlynota'goodcause'." Headdedthat"a'good cause'isacharity,anditis notcharitytosellcontraceptives."

SpeakingtoParliament, Mr.Teelingsaidthat"The

TheseOrphans

ForU.S.Homes

WHYGOELSEWHERE?

Ifyouwantreasonablypriced QualityPrintingforyourBrochures, Folders,OfficeStationery,Business Cards,Invitationsandalltypesof CommercialPrintingwedosuggest youletusprintyournextorder.

WithGOodPrinting,backedby CourteousService,PromptDelivery andPersonalAttentiontoyour RequirementsweGuaranteeCompleteSCitisfaction

Seoul,Korea-Threemore Koreanorphans,twogirls andaboy,willleavesoon fornewhomesfoundfor themintheU.S.byCatholic ReliefServices-National CatholicWelfareConference. Thechildrenwillgoto Chicagowheretheywillbe metbytheirnewparents.

FamilyPlanningAssociation -itusedtobecalledthe BirthControlAssociationisaverycontroversial body."Atthispointthere wassomeaudibledissent fromothermembersof Parliament.

Mr.Teelingwentonto saythattheFamilyPlanningAssociation"advises thatmarriedwomenshould goinforcontraceptionand birthcontrolwithoutthe adviceorpermissionof theirhusbands."

Mr.Teelingsuggested thatiftheprogrammewas tobebroadcast,itshould alsocontaintheviewsof thoseopposedtobirthcontrol.

HedeclaredthatSirIran Jacob,theB.B.C.director general,hadtoldhimthat "thequestionsofbirthcontrolandcontraoeptionwould notbebroughtup"inthe programme."

"Ifthatisso,"heasked, "isnottheBishopofSouthwarkmakinganappealfor moneyunderfalsepretences?"Noisyinterruptions drownedouttherestofthe question.

ThreatToEnfeebledAgedSets LooseStreamOfRefugees

MuongSing,Laos.-ARededictordering theexecutionofallfeeblepersonsover60is responsibleforarrivalofastreamofrefugeescomingacrossthebordertothisLaotiantown,itwasreportedherebyanAmericanCatholicdoctor.

AccordingtoDr.ThomasDooley,formerU.S.Navy doctorwhohassetupaclinichere,theCommunist commissarofMenghwainCommunistChina'sYunnanprovincehasorderedtheexecutionofallfeeble menandwomenover60whocannottakepartinthe worksprogrammeofthelocalRedcommune.

Asaresult,henoted,largenumbersofthedoomed peoplearesneakingacrosstheborderandarebeing caredforattheclinichefoundedwiththehelpof twomedicalassistants,EarleRhineandDwightDavis ofAustin,Texas.

Inadditiontotheemergencycaregiventhese refugees,Dr.Dooleyreported,hisprimitivethreebuilding"medicalcentre"caresforanaverageof100 Laotianpatientsdaily.

Thesmallframebuildingshouseanout-patient clinic,operatingroomandahospitalward.

TheMuongSingclinic,hesaid,isthesecondone hehassetupinLaosduringthepastthreeyearsand thefirstonefoundedundertheauspicesofMedico (MedicalInternationalCo-operation).

HerecalledthathehadfoundedMedicointheU.S. in1957tosupplymedicalaidtoremoteareasof underdevelopedcountries.

Dr.Dooley,agraduateofNotreDameUniversity andSt.LouisUniversityMedicalSchool,firstbecame interestedinthemedicalplightofsouth-eastAsiain 1954whenasaNavydoctorhewasassignedtogive medicalaidtomanyofthemillionrefugeesfleeing fromCommunistpersecutioninNorthVietnam.

IdeaOfMereGainOrSurvival IsNotChristianNotionofWork

Lisbon,Portugal.-TheChurch'steaching holdstoaChristianconceptionofwork ratherthanthematerialviewthatitisthe capitalist'smeansofgettingricherandthe workmen'smeansofsurvival,HisEminence GiacomoCardinalLercarosaidhere.

CardinalLercaro,ArchbishopofBolgna,wasa principalspeakerattheSeventhInternationalChild BureaoConferencehere.Inhistalkheencouraged properChristianeducationforthechild'sprofessional future,whichwasthethemeofthebureau'sconference.

Asworkoccupiesamoreimportantpartoflife, CardinalLercarosaid,aproperattitudetowardwork isevermorecrucialinthelifeofChristians.

Speakingofthematerialviewofworkasameans towardwealthorsurvival,theCardinalsaid:

"Thisinhumanideaofworkfinallycreatesthe modernequivalentofslaverywithoutflogging,butno lessannihilatingofthehumanpersonalityasthe slaveryofancienttimes."

AnothermemberofParliamentnotedthattheLambethConferenceofAnglicanBishopshadgivenits blessingtofamilyplanning. However,thiswasquestionedbyParliamentmember PatrickMaitland,chairman oftheAnglicanChurch Union.

Hesaidtherehadbeen some misrepresentation aboutLambethConference resolutionsonthissubject andthatallconferenceresolutionssince1908onthe mattershouldbeconsidered asawhole.

Aone-yeargirlisgoing toMr.andMrs.Albert Kobata,Cincinnati.Aboy, four-and-a-half,isgoingto Mr.andMrs.RichardPardi, alsoofCincinnati.The othergirl,three,isgoing tolivewithMr.andMrs. CyrilLong,BattleCreek, Mich.

SinceCatholicRelief Services-N.C.W.C.,the U.S.Bishops'overseasreliefagency,undertookthe programmeofsendingorphanstotheStates,142 orphanshavebeenaidedin thisway.

Thismonthninearedue toleavewithservicemen whohaveadoptedthemand haveservedtheirtourin Korea.Theoveralltotal willthenbe151orphans whoseadoptionpaperswere processedbyCRS-NCWC.

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MigrantsAreLoyal

Manchester,England: ReportsthatIrish peopleneglecttheirreligiousdutieswhen theycometoEngland weredeniedhereby BishopGeorgeP.Dwyer ofLeeds.

"Themajorityofthe immigrantsarestaunch, loyalCatholics,"the Bishopsaid."Theyare strongerinthepractice oftheFaiththanany othernationalgroupin England." TheBishopspokeata reunionof78priests nowworkinginEnglandwhosti!diedatSt. Patrick'sCollege,Carlow,Ireland.

Regardingworkasamerecommodity,hesaid, soonleadstoconsideringitonlYforitsproductive capacity."Unfortunately,inaworldwithoutChrist, theseseculartheoriesareoftenappliedinpractice," headded.

"AccordingtoChristiandoctrine,workisaboveall ahumanactivityandaspiritualact,"CardinalLeercarosaid.HequotedPopePiusXIIassayingthat themost"inhumanandanti-socialact"istomake workodiousinsteadofennoblingitasthecontinuationoftheworkstartedbytheCreator.

Concludinghisaddress,theCardinalsaidthatifthe ChristianidealofworkcouldbetaughttoYoungsters theywouldtakewiththemtomaturitytheproper weapontoreverse"thescandalofthelastcentury andofourown-thelossofthemassesofworkers totheChurch."

LawnMowersSharpenedandSet PICKEDUPandDELIVERED

"GuidedDemocracy"IsNotFeared

Jakarta,Indonesia,July14.-Indonesia's Catholicpartyhasannounceditssupportof PresidentSukarno'sdecreereinstatingthe 1945Constitutionwhichgiveshimalmost unrestrictedpower.

Thedecree,whichalsodissolvedtheConstituent Assembly,wasissuedbythePresidentonJuly5 shortlyafterhisreturnfromalongtripoverseas.It pavesthewaYforhispolicyof"guideddemocracy" whichgiveshimthepowertoappointamajorityof themembersofthelegislature.

Thecountry'sCatholicshadopposedanearlier versionofthe"guideddemocracy"policysinceitprovidedforco-operationofthecountry'smajorparties includingtheCommunists,intheGovernment.

Thatpolicywasannouncedin1957followingthe President'sproclamationofastateofsiegewhichis stillinforce.In1958fullscalecivilwarbrokeout, withanti-Governmentforcesdemandingformation ofaGovernmentfreeofallRedinfluence.

The"guideddemocracy"planbasedonareturnto the1945Constitution,however,hasthesupportof Catholicleaders.

Itwasrecentlypraisedbythecountry'ssenior nativeprelate,BishopAlbertSoegiapranata,S.J., VicarApostolicofSemarang,whosaidthenation needsfirmleadershipuntilitspeoplereachgreater politicalmaturity.

TheexecutiveboardoftheCatholicpartysaidin astatementthatithadissueditsdeclarationfor"local leadersofthepartyandotherCatholicorganisations ineverycornerofthecountry,inorderthatthey maynotwaverincontinuingtoserveourcommon fatherlandanditspeoplewithintheframeworkof thelawandtheleadershipoftheStateascreated bythedecreeofthePresident."

Italsoaskedthenation"topraythatthegraceof AlmightyGodwillgivewisdomtoourleaders."

ThestatementalsonotedthatthePresidentmentionedinhisdecreetheso-calledDjakartaCharter. Thatisadocumentwhichdatesfromtwomonths beforeIndonesianindependencein1945andstates thattheIndonesianRepublicwillbebasedon"belief inGod,withMoslemsbeingrequiredtofollowMoslemlaw."About90percent.ofIndonesiansare Moslems.

Inannouncingthedecree,thePresidentopenedhis speechwiththewords,"Inthenameoftheoneand onlyGod."Hesaid:

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"WehavetheconvictionthattheDjakartaCharter datedJune22,1945,gaveinspirationtothe1945ConstitutionandislinkedinunitywiththeConstitution."

TheCatholicpartynotedthatthePresident'swords hadcausedsomeworryamongCatholics,butadded thatthecharterwasmentionedonlyintheintroductiontothedecreeandnotinthedecreeitself,and thatitisclearthatthePresidentwasonlygivinghis personalopinioninregardtoit.

Theparty'sstatementsaidthatthePresidenthas repeatedlydeclaredthathisdecreeisbasedonthe desiresofthemajorityintheConstituentAssembly.

Itisclear,thepartystatementwenton,thatthe ConstituentAssemblyacceptedthe1945Constitution, butrejectedtheDjakartaCharter'sprovisionregardingIslamiclaw.

Therefore,itsaid,itseesnoreasonforfearbecause ofthePresident'swordsaboutthecharter.

BritishRadioProgrammeWill AppealForBirthControlFunds

ThreatToEnfeebledAgedSets LooseStreamOfRefugees

MuongSing,Laos.-ARededictordering theexecutionofallfeeblepersonsover60is responsibleforarrivalofastreamofrefugeescomingacrossthebordertothisLaotiantown,itwasreportedherebyanAmericanCatholicdoctor.

AccordingtoDr.ThomasDooley,formerU.S.Navy doctorwhohassetupaclinichere,theCommunist commissarofMenghwainCommunistChina'sYunnanprovincehasorderedtheexecutionofallfeeble menandwomenover60whocannottakepartinthe worksprogrammeofthelocalRedcommune.

Asaresult,henoted,largenumbersofthedoomed peoplearesneakingacrosstheborderandarebeing caredforattheclinichefoundedwiththehelpof twomedicalassistants,EarleRhineandDwightDavis ofAustin,Texas.

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PostmasterGeneralErnest Marples,speakingforthe governmentinaParliament questionperiod,saidsuch decisionsmustbeleftto theB.B.C.

WilliamTeeling,aCatholicmemberofParliament, hadcalledonthegovernmenttosuppresstheprogramme"inviewofthe controversyaroused in Christiancirclesbythesubjectofbirthcontrolandthe resentmentwhichwouldbe causedtomanyintheUnitedKingdom."

Theproposedradiobroadcastisscheduledtobemade byAnglicanBishopMervyn StockwoodofSouthwarkon August23.Itwillappeal forfundsfortheFamily PlanningAssociationto promotetheknowledgeand useofcontraceptives.Each SundaytheB.B.C.broadcastsanappealformoney fortheweek'sdesignated "goodcause."

Earlier,Mr.Teelingsaid thatbirthcontrol"iscertainlynota'goodcause'." Headdedthat"a'good cause'isacharity,anditis notcharitytosellcontraceptives."

SpeakingtoParliament, Mr.Teelingsaidthat"The

TheseOrphans ForU.S.Homes

WHYGOELSEWHERE?

Ifyouwantreasonablypriced

London,July4.-TheBritishGovernment hasrefusedtointerveneinthecontroversy overaproposedradioprogrammeofthe State-controlledBritishBroadcastingCorporationwhichwillappealforfundstosupportbirthcontrol.

FamilyPlanningAssociation -itusedtobecalledthe BirthControlAssociationisaverycontroversial body."Atthispointthere wassomeaudibledissent fromothermembersof Parliament.

Mr.Teelingwentonto saythattheFamilyPlanningAssociation"advises thatmarriedwomenshould goinforcontraceptionand birthcontrolwithoutthe adviceorpermissionof theirhusbands."

Mr.Teelingsuggested thatiftheprogrammewas tobebroadcast,itshould alsocontaintheviewsof thoseopposedtobirthcontrol.

ThePresident'sdecreehasbeengivenstrongsupportbytheIndonesianArmy'schiefofstaff,Lt.Gen. AbdulHarisNasution,whorecentlypraisedthe nation'sCatholicsandpromisedtoprotectthem. iCstit*xatigiLtigDwoNiglx

Seoul,Korea-Threemore Koreanorphans,twogirls andaboy,willleavesoon fornewhomesfoundfor themintheU.S.byCatholic ReliefServices-National CatholicWelfareConference. Thechildrenwillgoto Chicagowheretheywillbe metbytheirnewparents.

Aone-yeargirlisgoing toMr.andMrs.Albert Kobata,Cincinnati.Aboy, four-and-a-half,isgoingto Mr.andMrs.RichardPardi, alsoofCincinnati.The othergirl,three,isgoing tolivewithMr.andMrs. CyrilLong,BattleCreek, Mich.

SinceCatholicRelief Services-N.C.W.C.,the U.S.Bishops'overseasreliefagency,undertookthe programmeofsendingorphanstotheStates,142 orphanshavebeenaidedin thisway.

Thismonthninearedue toleavewithservicemen whohaveadoptedthemand haveservedtheirtourin Korea.Theoveralltotal willthenbe151orphans whoseadoptionpaperswere processedbyCRS-NCWC.

HedeclaredthatSirIran Jacob,theB.B.C.director general,hadtoldhimthat "thequestionsofbirthcontrolandcontraceptionwould notbebroughtup"inthe programme."

"Ifthatisso,"heasked, "isnottheBishopofSouthwarkmakinganappealfor moneyunderfalsepretences?"Noisyinterruptions drownedouttherestofthe question.

AnothermemberofParliamentnotedthattheLambethConferenceofAngli-

canBishopshad blessingtofamily However,thiswas edbyParliament PatrickMaitland, oftheAnglican Union.

Inadditiontotheemergencycaregiventhese refugees,Dr.Dooleyreported,hisprimitivethreebuilding"medicalcentre"caresforanaverageof100 Laotianpatientsdaily.

Thesmallframebuildingshouseanout-patient clinic,operatingroomandahospitalward.

TheMuongSingclinic,hesaid,isthesecondone hehassetupinLaosduringthepastthreeyearsand thefirstonefoundedundertheauspicesofMedico (MedicalInternationalCo-operation).

HerecalledthathehadfoundedMedicointheU.S. in1957tosupplymedicalaidtoremoteareasof underdevelopedcountries.

Dr.Dooley,agraduateofNotreDameUniversity andSt.LouisUniversityMedicalSchool,firstbecame interestedinthemedicalplightofsouth-eastAsiain 1954whenasaNavydoctorhewasassignedtogive medicalaidtomanyofthemillionrefugeesfleeing fromCommunistpersecutioninNorthVietnam.

IdeaOfMereGainOrSurvival IsNotChristianNotionofWork

Lisbon,Portugal.-TheChurch'steaching holdstoaChristianconceptionofwork ratherthanthematerialviewthatitisthe capitalist'smeansofgettingricherandthe workmen'smeansofsurvival,HisEminence GiacomoCardinalLercarosaidhere.

CardinalLercaro,ArchbishopofBolgna,wasa principalspeakerattheSeventhInternationalChild BureaoConferencehere.Inhistalkheencouraged properChristianeducationforthechild'sprofessional future,whichwasthethemeofthebureau'sconference.

Asworkoccupiesamoreimportantpartoflife, CardinalLercarosaid,aproperattitudetowardwork isevermorecrucialinthelifeofChristians.

Speakingofthematerialviewofworkasameans towardwealthorsurvival,theCardinalsaid:

"Thisinhumanideaofworkfinallycreatesthe modernequivalentofslaverywithoutflogging,butno lessannihilatingofthehumanpersonalityasthe slaveryofancienttimes."

Regardingworkasamerecommodity,hesaid, soonleadstoconsideringitonlyforitsproductive capacity."Unfortunately,inaworldwithoutChrist, theseseculartheoriesareoftenappliedinpractice," headded.

"AccordingtoChristiandoctrine,workisaboveall ahumanactivityandaspiritualact,"CardinalLeercarosaid.HequotedPopePiusXIIassayingthat themost"inhumanandanti-socialact"istomake workodiousinsteadofennoblingitasthecontinuationoftheworkstartedbytheCreator.

Hesaidtherehadbeen some misrepresentation aboutLambethConference resolutionsonthissubject andthatallconferenceresolutionssince1908onthe mattershouldbeconsidered asawhole.

givenits planning. questionmember chairman Church 41.4.0.04,14.04" MigrantsAreLoyal Manchester,England: ReportsthatIrish peopleneglecttheirreligiousdutieswhen theycometoEngland weredeniedhereby BishopGeorgeP.Dwyer ofLeeds.

"Themajorityofthe immigrantsarestaunch, loyalCatholics,"the Bishopsaid."Theyare strongerinthepractice oftheFaiththanany othernationalgroupin England." TheBishopspokeata reunionof78priests nowworkinginEnglandwhostddiedatSt. Patrick'sCollege,Carlow,Ireland.

Concludinghisaddress,theCardinalsaidthatifthe ChristianidealofworkcouldbetaughttoYoungsters theywouldtakewiththemtomaturitytheproper weapontoreverse"thescandalofthelastcentury andofourown-thelossofthemassesofworkers totheChurch."

THERECORD

JapaneseWhoHaveNoBelief ComplainOthersLackInterest

Tokyo,July21.-While65percent ofJapanesesaytheyhavenoreligious beliefs,thesamepercentagestatesthat peopledonottakeenoughinterestin religion..

Thesefindingswerereportedbyasurveyof publicopinionconductedbytheGovernment BureauofStatistics.

Ofthe35percent.whosaidtheyhadnoreligion,68percent.saidtheyareBuddhists,nine percentwereShintoistsandthreepercent. Christians.

Askedwhethertheybelieveinalifeafter death,20percent.saidyes,59percent.saidno, andtheothersweredoubtful.

HovercraftWonder

SheWasADeb AtKatanning

CourtClosesDailyPaper

Seoul,Korea.-Seoul'sCatholic-owned daily,KyonghyangShinmun,whoseclosing bytheKoreangovernmentinAprilbrought onastormofprotests,hasbeenshutdown againonlysevenhoursafteracourtorder saiditcouldresumepublication.

lishinglicenseandsuspends thepublicationofthe paper."

BishopRohasmadene commentonthelatestgovernmentmoveandKyonghyangShinmun'spublisher, HanChangu,hassaidheis undecidedastowhataction hewillnowtake.

BoulderBallFor Children

TheAllHallowschildren'sBall,Boulder,was heldlastmonthandvoted agreatsuccess.

TheBoulderTownHall waspackedwithchildrenin allmanneroffancycostumes.

Thirty-sixsets,comprisingseniors,juniorsandinfantsandmanyindividuals tookpartinthegrand marches.

GreatcreditisduetoMrs. MaryRodgers,whofor weekspreviouslytrained thechildreninmarching andfolkdancingandthe variouspresentationsofthe individualsets.

Greatingenuitywas shownbytheorganisersof thesets,whichwereboth topicalandpicturesque.

Post-Graduate ClergyChance

Theexecutiveofthe ManlyUnion,according tothetermsoftheWill ofthelateFr.P.C.Smith herebyinviteapplications fromAustralianborndiocesanclergytoundertake postgraduatestudiesin Romeoveraperiodof threeyears.

Applicationsshouldbe addressedtothesecretary Rt.Rev.Mgr.A.R.E. Thomas,P.A.,National CathoncMissionsOffice, 175Elizabeth-street,Sydney.

Applicationscloseon August15.

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TheCourtofAppealsofCatholicism,thepolicy hereruledthatthenewspaper,Korea'ssecondlargest,couldreopenpendinga decisiononitscasebythe country'sSupremeCourt.

Then,afteranemergency two-hourCabinetmeeting, theKoreangovernmentsuspendedKyonghyangShinmun'spublishinglicense. Thedaily'sstaffwasnotified ofthesuspensionwhile preparingwhatwouldhave beenthepaper'sfirstedi-

lioninnearlytwomonths.

BritainlaunchedthenewMissMargaretNoonanInAprilthegovernment Hovercraft.ThisHovercraftwhowaspresentedtoHishadcancelledthepaper's withtheshapeofasaucer,1ExcellencytheGovernorlicense.ThethheCaoturtlieofAphasa450h.p.engine,is(SirCharlesGardner)atcouldPeals

afewfeetabove

ruled enbecausepaptheer propelledbyairjets,weighsarecentDebutantes'Ballcancellationofapublishing fourtons,andabletotravelheldattheKatanninglicensewithouttakingthe landorTownHall. stepofsuspendingthe licenseisanexcessivemeasure.Thegovernmenthas nowsuspendedthelicense.

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TertiariesOfSt.FrancisWill MakePilgrimageToTheHills

Thenextmonthly meetingoftheThird OrderofSt.Franciswill beheldonSunday,August 23.Themeetingonthis occasionwilltakethe formofapilgrimageto Lesmurdie.

Transportwillbearrangedandthetimeofdepartureandpick-uppoints advertised.

"MaytheLordgivethee peace,"wasSt.Francis's messagetotheworld.By thispeacehemeantharmonybetweenmenand Godandamongmenthemselves.

St.Franciswasapractical reformer.Heknewthatthe worldofhisday,which wasapreytothesameevils whichbesetoursocietytoeay,couldberescuedfrom thedangersonlybythe savingpoweroftheGospel.

St.Francissawthatno reformofsocietywaspossiblewithouttheconver:]if.,noftheindividual.His ploussi,:utationtherefore wasmorethanawishora blessing.

Itwasachallengetothe individualtoseekhispeace withGodandthereformof societybybreakingwith sin.

MembershipoftheThird Orderwillhelptomeetthis continuingchallenge. FraternitiesoftheThird Orderareestablishedat Perth,VictoriaParkand MidlandJunction. EnquiriesmaybeaddressedtoRev.FatherBerard, O.F.M.,53GreatNorthernhighway,MidlandJunction.

C.W.I.Meeting,

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ofthepaperhasbeen directedtowardthebettermentoftheKoreanpeople."

TheBishopalsodeclared thatithadnot"confused religionwithpolitics."

Regardingthenewsuspensionorder,astatement issuedbythegovernment informationofficesaid:

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Kyonghyang Shinmun, whichismanagedbythe Seoulapostolicvicariate, wasoriginallyshutdownby thegovernmentoncharges thatitwasundermining democracyandthecountry's security.

Thegovernmentalsoaccuseditofdeviatingfrom its"loftyreligiousposition andcis,m.theidealsofCatholicism."

Inansweringthegovernmentcharges,BishopPaul Ro,ApostolicVicarofSeoul, deniedthatthepaperhad deviatedfromCatholic idealsandsaid: "Animatedbythespirit

Invitation To"Fantasia"

Aninvitationisextended

Cottcsloebranchmembers oftheCatholicWomen's LeaguewillmeetatparishhallonTuesday,AugusttoallSisters,priestsand 11,at2p.m. BrothersoftheArchdiocese heldattheCatholicCentre Acardafternoonwillbetoattendafreescreeningof thefilm"Fantasia."

Thefilmwillbeshown atthePlazatheatre,HaystreetonSunday,August9 commencingat2.30p.m.

FranceWillProvideEmergency AidForNation'sSchools

Paris,July25.-France'sfinancially hard-pressedCatholicschools,someof whichfearedtheymightnotbeableto re-openatthestartoftheschoolyear, willreceiveemergencyaidfromthe government.

FatherMichelDebreannouncedtheaidata NationalAssemblysessiondespiteviolentleftist protestsasthecountryagainfacesabittercontroversybetweenCatholicsandsecularistsover StatesubsidiesforChurchschools.

ThenewGovernmentaidisonlyatemporary reliefmeasureandisnotregardedasapermanent solutiontotheeconomicplightofthenation's Catholicschools.

PriortothenextsessionofParliament,however,suchasolutionwillbestudiedbyaGovernment-appointedcommissionmadeupofeducationexpertsofallpoliticalopinions.

ThecommissionisexpectedtopresentitsreportnextOctober.PremierDebrehasannouncedthattheGovernmentwilldrawupa BillbasedonthereportduringNovemberand presentittotheNationalAssemblybeforethe endoftheyear.

Thepresentreliefmeasuredoesnotgrant CatholicschoolsanyGovernmentfundsthey wouldnothavereceivedwithoutit.Butitprovidesthattheschoolswillreceivethemoney earlierthanusual.

Korea'sCatholicVicePresidentJohnM.Chang, oneofthefoundersof KyonghyangShinmunand leaderoftheDemocratic partywhichopposesthe rulingLiberalpartyofPresidentSyngmanRhee,calledthesuspensionan"excessiveabuseofauthority." Hedeclaredthatbecause ofthedaily's"greatmerit during13yearsoffightingcommunismthepaper shouldbegivenitslicense."

AbortionsHaveMadeDeadly InroadsOnJapaneseFamilies

Tokyo,July21.-Withtheyearlynumber ofabortionsnowestimatedat1,500,000, thenumberofchildreninJapanesefamilies averagesonlyhalfofwhatitwasbefore WorldWarII.

Thesefindingswerere-past.Thirty-threepercent. portedherein-aWhitesaidtheyhadneverpracPaperissuedbytheJapa-tiseditand4.3percent. neseMinistryofWelfare.gavenoanswer.

Abortion,thereportsaid,Accordingtoanswers isbeingusedinpreferencefromthewives,35.1per tocontraceptioninlimitingcent.havehadabortions, birthsinthiscountry. comparedwith29.7percent. questionedinasimilar1957 survey.

Meanwhile,asurvey takenbytheMainichiShimbunnewspaperchain Japan'ssecondlargest,reportedthatalargemajority ofthepeoplethinkbirth controlisagoodidea.

Inthechain'sfirstsurvey, conductedin1950,60per cent.ofthosequestioned supportedcontraception.

Thenumberofthosewho supportithassincegrown, thereportstated,andtoday 73.5percent.ofrural couples,thegroupthat favoursitleast,thinkcontraceptionisagoodpractice.

'Respectingtheviewof thecourt,thegovernment withdrawsitsearlierorder forcancellationofthepubonThursday,August13,at Leedervillebranchmemberswillbethehostesses. 2p.m.

Ofthe3,835couplesquestionedinthecurrentsurvey 62.7percent.saidthey eitherpractisebirthcontrol noworhavedonesointhe

Itisalsobelievedthata considerablenumberofthe 22.7percent.ofthewives whodidnotanswerthis questionhavehadabortions.

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IntheearlyyearsLeedervilleparishconstitutedpartofSt.Brigid'sparish,West Perth.OneMasswascelebratedeachSundayinanoldweatherboardschool.

AtthisstageLeedervillesatedtoSt.Mary. hadnohallorchurch. Thefirstparishpriestwas

In1903thelateMonsignorthelateMonsignorMoloney Burkepurchasedthelandunderwhoseadministration onwhichnowstandsthetheparishneverlooked churchbuildings.Thislandback. hehandedovertotheSis- AcottageinFranklinternofMercy.

InMayofthesameyear theSistersbuiltaschool andresidenceonthesite.

InMarch,1919,Leedervillewasestablishedasa separateparishanddedi-

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In1923asectionofthe presentchurchwasbuilt andopenedinDecemberthe sameyear.

Withnowasatisfactory churchtheparishionersset aboutandbuiltahallwhich wasopenedin1929.

Fouryearslateronthe feastofSt.ThomasAquinas astartwasmadeonaconvent.Thiswasopenedand." blessedbyHisGracethe ArchbishopinNovember, 1933

In1934astartwasmade onanewpresbytery,the oldoneinFranklyn-street beingsold.

InMay,1937,theworkof completingthechurchwas undertakep.Thefinished churchwasopenedand blessedbyHisGracein February,1938.

Theparishwasnowalmostcompleteandthefinal additionwasChristianBrothers'College.Thecollege wasopenedandblessedby HisGraceinFebruary,1942.

InFebruary,1958,after alongillnessMgr.Moloney diedtheArchbishopsubsequentlyappointedtheRt. Rev.Mgr.A.Langmeadto theparish.

AtoneofthebestattendedfunctionsoftheyearsevendebutantesmadetheirbowlastmonthattheAllHallowsBall,Boulder, totheRt.Rev.Mgr.A.T.Langmead.

Thedebutantees,MissesAltham,SusanPartington, MarlenePearce,ColleenMariaGodleyandLynette Brown(Coolgardie),BettyHill,who,intheirfrocksof Purchase (Coolgardie),pinkandblue,addeda KerryStokes(Coolgardie),touchofcolourtothepreMaryVidulich,HelenHaighsentation. andHelenJones(Coolgar-Aftertheyhadmadetheir die),werebeautifullybowsthegirlspresented frockedandmadeacharm-bouquetsofcarnationsto ingpicture. theladiesintheofficial

St.Joseph'sPupilsHadBusy WeekOnVocations,Y.C.S.

Theywereprecededbyparty. fourtinyflowergirls,JanetMembersoftheofficial partyweretheMayorand MayoressofBoulder,Mr. andMrs.A.Gillespie,the MayorandMayoressof Kalgoorlie,Mr.andMrs.R. G.Moore,thechairmanof

TheweekcommencingMonday,July27, andconcludingFriday,July31,wasabusy butinterestingoneforSt.Joseph'sSchool, Victoria-sq.NotonlywasitVocationWeek, butincloseassociationwiththis,wasYoung ChristianStudents'Week.

classes.

Prayerandactivityfornewtrainingschoolforgirls thesetwogreatobjectivesaspiringtothereligious hadprideofplace,particu-life,whichistobeopened larlyinthehighschoolnextyear,atMosmanPark, bytheSistersofMercy;a talkonvocationswasgiven bytheV.Rev_DeanHogan, Adm.

Anattractiveposter,pinnedtotheschoolnotice boardthepreviousweek, hadalertedthegirlsand allwaitedanxiouslyforthe promisedactivities.

OnMondaythemission groupfeaturedapreliminarysessiontoa"JackDavey Quiz,"whichprovedvery popularandamusing.Tuesdaysawthepersonality grouppresentingafashion paradewhichwascarried outveryimpressively,while thestylesmodelledwere aptlydescribedbyayouthfulcommentator.

Wednesdaywasadayset asidemainlyforprayerfor vocationsandatamidday MassattheCathedral,a largenumberofgirlsreceivedHolyCommunion. TheMasswasprecededby aninterestingtalkonvocationsbyRev.P.Quinn, D.C.L.

Laterinthedaythemissionquizwascompleted withmuchinterested.On Thursdaythefilmgroup presented a humorous sketch,andfollowedthisby ashortfilmquestionnaire.

OnFriday,thedebating groupbroughttheY.C.S. activitiestoaclosebya verywell-argueddebateon "co-education."

Previoustothedebatea discussionwasheldbythe secondyearprofessional class,onthepurposeofthe

Alltold,theweekwasa hugesuccessandtheY.C.S. leaders,sincerelyhopeto seeitfructifybyalargeincreaseinY.C.S.activity membersattheirnextmeetings,andaraisedinterest inY.C.Sworkgenerally.

theKalgoorlieRoadBoard, Mr.A.Cruickshank,and Mrs.R.Bull;thesecretary oftheCoolgardieRoad Board,Mr.H.E.Williams andMrs.Williams,Revs.W. Buckley,E.McGrath,A. Hesse,McSweeneyand Byrne;Mr.andMrs.A.Altham,Mrs.R.B.Wilsonand Mrs.A.E.Crocker,who trainedandpresentedthe debutantes.

BelleoftheballwasKalgoorliegirl,NoelleCooper. Mrs.R.Brownheadedthe committeeresponsiblefor thesuccessoftheball.

YouthAreCalledToSign PetitionOnPornography

TheinterestofPerthpeopleintheproblemofindecentliteratureisevidentintheir readinesstosignapetitionnowbeingcirculatedbytheYoungChristianWorkers' Movement.

AttheStateConferenceof theY.C.W.heldatBickley ValleylastJuneitwasdecidedtodrawupapetition tobepresentedtotheGovernment.Hundredsofsignatureshavealreadybeen obtainedunderabrief statementofthecase"We,theundersigned, havinggivendueconsiderationtotheincreaseofdelinquencyamongpresent dayyouth,andinparticu-

Signaturesalreadyobtainedcomefromthemetropolitanareawhileatthe sametimeeffortsarebeing madeinthecountrydistrictsthoughnoreports haveasyetbeenreceivedin Perth.

Themainworkisbeing donebymembersofthe Y.C.W.butgraduallyother organisationsandprivate individualshavetakenan activeinterest.

Xaverians larthelowstandardofliteratureavailabletothem, ListFunctionsrequesttheGovernmentto enactlegislationsimilarto XaverianClubfunctionstheObjectionableLiteraturecontactwiththeY.C.W.at areasfollows:- ActinQueensland." theCatholicCentre.

Tuesday,August 11: Generalmeetingasdsocial atcityhotelat8p.m.

Personswishingtoshare intheworkofcollecting petitionsareaskedtomake

Friday,August14:InformalsocialatHighgatehall at8p.m.Girlsbringaplate menbringliquidrefreshments. TheXaverianClubisa socialgatheringforsingle Catholicsovertheageof23 years.EnquiriesfromMiss H.Raphael(71-1836afterWOODMAN,SPARETHATTREE, 6p.m.)orMr.N.Golding hours. (21-5181,ext.395officeTOUCHNOTASINGLEBOUGH,

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BeverleyHasTwoubilees

personsofCardinalManningandWilliamGladstone.

Itwasinterestingtonote thatthreeofLordForrest's niecesandonenephewresidedinBeverley-Mrs. N.Grey,Mrs.0.Pearce, MissM.HamersleyandMr. E.Hamersley.

Oneofthese,Mrs.0. Pearce,whosanginthe choironSunday,alsosang inthechoirfortheopening ofthechurch25yearsago.

Thechurch,stillwearing ayouthfullook,hadbeen caredforbythePresentationSistersandtothemthe parishionersowedadebtof gratitudefortheirdevotion andself-sacrificeduringthe years.

July26wasadayofgreatimportancetothepeopleofBeverley fortworeasons-50yearsagotheparishcameintobeingunder theadministrationofthelateRev.Fr.More-Hallinan;and25 yearsagothechurch,whichisdedicatedtotheSacredHeart,was opened.

At4.o'clockonSunday afternoonaHighMasswas celebratedforthefirsttime inBeverley.Thecelebrant oftheMasswasRev.G. O'Callaghanwhoincidentallywastheparishpriest whenthechurchwaserected.

towhomtheschoolwill standasalastingmonument,wasthesub-deacon.

organiserofthecelebrations.

InthechurchweretheV. Rev.DeanAhern,PriorC. P.O'Reilly,C.P.R.,theRev. D.J.Reynolds,CP.R.,the Rev.J.Leech,theRev.M. B.Ryan,theRev.L.EiversandtheRev.S.Sorahan. ThePremonstratensians fromYorkinthewhite

TheRev.F.Regan,a laterparishpriest,wasthe deaconandRevJ.Nolan,habitoftheirOrderwere anunusualthoughwelcome sightandthefriendlinessof thepeopleofBeverleytowardsthemshowshowwelcometheyareinW.A.

Hissuccessorasparish priest,theRev.P.J.Duffy, wasmasterofceremonies.

Thepresentparishpriest, theRev.P.Farrelly,wasthe

Thechoirformedby adultsfromtheBeverley andPingellychoirs,train-

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edbyFatherFarrelly,sang the"MissadeAngelis"in Gregorian.TheProperof theMasswassungbythe visitingclergyandaltogetherthecombinationproducedaverypleasingand devotionaleffect.

Theoccasionalsermon waspreachedbyFr.O'CallaghanPerhapshemore thananyoneelse,wasmost competenttospeakofthe churchtheerectionof whichclaimedsomuchof hisinterestandenergy.

Thesanctuarywindowshe procuredattheCathedral whenitwasbeingenlarged andthestatueofOurLady wasalsofromtheCathedral.

So,.saidFatherO'Callaghan,thoughonly25 yearsoldthechurchhad connectionsgoingfarther backinhistory.

ThepeopleofBeverley didappreciatethepresence oftheMotherGene:aland 18membersofherCommunity,whoatnosmallinconvenience,werepresent andwhocoudseethework commenced50yearsago flourishingwiththenumbersofCatholicchildrenin theschoolhigherthanfor manyyears.

Itwaspleasingtohave thememberforthedistrict, MrJ.I.Mann,M.L.A.. present.Forthemanyyears Mr.Mannhasheldoffice hehasshownakindlyand practicalinterestintheprogressoftheCatholicmembersoftheparishandthe harmonyamongallsections ofthecommunityhavein nosmallwaycontributedto thewelfareofthedistrict asawhole.

AftertheHighMassthe parishionersadjournedto thepresbyterywhererefreshmentswereservedand allhadtheopportunityto meetoldfriends.Thuswas broughttoaclosecelebrationssosuccessfullyorganisedbyFr.Farrelly.

Thenextimportantfunctionintheparishwillbea HolyNamebreakfasttobe heldatPingellyonAugust 16afterthe8o'clockMass. TwoexecutivemembersMr.B.QuinnandMr.M.

Theparish,hecontinued, cameintobeingduringthe episcopateofMostRev. MatthewGibney,acleric whosidebysidewithLord JohnForresthadaworthyFoley-willattendthe parallelinEnglandinthefunction.

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Priest'sIntenseTourToHave ChildrenReadyForSacraments

FormanyweekspriortoJuly11adusty carwasafamiliarsighttothepeopleofthe outlyingdistrictsoftheBeverleyparish.

FatherFarrellywasconductinganintensivespiritualcampaignwhichmeant aweekofreligiousinstructionforthechildreninpreparationforthereceptionof theSacramentsofHoly CommunionandConfirmation.

TheschoolwasconductedbythePresentationSistersatBeverleyandon Sundaymorning,July19 theinstructionsculminated inaspectaclewhichbrought joytotheheartsoftheSisters,theparentsandthe parishpriest.

Duringtheschoolofinstructiontheboyssleptat thepresbytery,where FatherFarrellyandhies magnanimoushelper,Mr. JohnComerford,gavethem attentionequaltoany.

Thegirlswerecaredfor intruePresentationstyle andtheirFoundressNano Nagle,mightfeeljustly proudofthecharityofher spiritualdaughters.

Theworkentailedinthe locatingofthechildrenand inthecaringforthemboth spirituallyandtemporally, meritshighcommendation.

OnSundaymorningHoly Masswascelebratedby FatherFarrellywithHis Lordship,BishopRafferty presentinthesanctuary. Thirty-fourchildrenreceivedtheirfirstHolyCommunion.

paniedbytheparentapproachedthealtar.

TheConfirmationcandidates-thirty-ninechildren asdfiveadults-accompaniedbytheirsponsors receivedHolyCommunion inpreparationforthereceptionofthesacrament whichwasadmisistered afterMass.

HisLordshipwasassisted bytheRev.C.P.O'Reilly, C.P.R.andFr.Farrelly. ImmediatelybeforeadministeringtheSacrament HisLordshipspoketothe childrenofthenecessityof lovingOurLordandof provingthatlovebybeing goodsoldiersofChristand bythefrequentreceptionof theSacraments.

Healsoremindedparents oftheirobligationtowards theirchildrenbygiving themgoodexampleasdin everywaytofosterinthem atrueCatholiclifeandso preparethemtofaceadult lifewithawell-grounded fidelitytoGod.

Fortheceremonythe churchwasfilledtocapacity andallsharedtosomedegreeinthehappinessofthe littlechildren.

Breakfastprovidedinthe classroombyBeverley ParentsandFriendswasof anexceptionallyhighstandard.

HisLordshipwith FathersO'ReillyandFarrellyinattendance,joined thelittlechildrenatthe

Itwasaveryimpressive sightaseachchildaccom-breakfast.

CardinalAreRefuted Toledo,Spain,July25.-TheArchdiocese ofToledohasissuedadeclarationdisavowingstatementsattributedtoanallegedpastoralletteronpublic SpokesmanforthearchdiocesesaidthatHisEminenceCardinalPlayDeniel, ArchbishopofToledo,had authorisedonlythereproductionofachurchbulletinonthenormsofChristiandecency,intendedasa guideforpreachingbyparishpriests.

Thisbulletin,thespokesmansaid,wasdrawnupby theEpiscopalCommission onOrthodoxyandMorality andwaspublishedbythe SecretariatoftheSpanish Episcopate.

(Inthebulletin,theCardinalhadcautionedthatengagedcouples"mustavoid

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RobertBresson'smasterlyproductionbasedontheworldfamousnovelby GeorgesBernanos.TwoCannesawards.Frenchsound-track,Englishsub-titles.

"Somethingmorethanmereentertainment,"wroteanEnglishcritic.

"ALondonpriestwhoisaninveteratefilmgoertoldmehefelt-areligious experienceforthefirsttimeinthecinema."

ScreeningattheUniversityofW.A.,WEDNESDAY,AUGUST12th,at7.30p.m.

morality. beingalonetogetherandin thedark."Healsostated thatiftheydonotobserve "thispracticetheymight fallintomortalsin."

Butsomenewspaper storieshaderroneouslyreportedthattheCardinal said:"Itisamortalsinfor engagedcouplestowalk arm-in-arminthestreets ortobealonetogether.")

Afterreferringtoevasionsanderrorsagainst Christiandecency,theToledoarchdiocesandeclarationstatedthathistitleof PrimateofSpain,doesnot grantCardinalPlajurisdictionoverotherdiocesesof Spain.

Iturgedforeigncorrespondentstofollowstandardssetbythepopes,and addedthatthenormsissued bytheArchioceseofToledo alwaysattempttobethe faithfulechoofsuchstandards.

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Inthe"A"and"A"ReservegradesoftheSchools CompetitiononJuly25 teamshadageneralbye andthefourtopteamson thesegradeswillplayoff inthesemi-finalsonAugust

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St.Joseph's,Fremantle,d. St.Joachim's,VictoriaPark 23.12.

SacredHeartd.Brigidine Convent21.17.

Loreto,Claremont,d.Our Lady'sCollege23.13.

St.Columba'sd.St. Joseph's,Vic.Sq.23-1.3.

LoretoNedlandsd.St. Brigid's,WestPerth,9-8.

Bestplayers:W.Howard, J.Brennan,T.Morgan,P. IlesandP.Auguste.

932"Grade

LoretoClaremontdrew St.Brigid's,Lesmurdie,1818.

SacredHeart(5)d.BrigidineConvent16-11.

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St.Mary's,L'villed.Our LadyofFatima16-7.

St.Joseph's,Fremantle d.SacredHeart(4)37-4.

Bestplayers:S.VallentineC.Cassidy,K.Sullivan, J.JostandJ.Boyle. "C"Grade

St.Joseph's,ParrySt.d. BrigidineConvent28-3.

St.Mary's,L'villed.St. Joseph's,Vic.Sq.24-7.

St.Brigid's,Lesmurdied. LoretoClaremont22-15.

LoretoNedlandsd.St. Joachim's,Vic.Pk.33-29.

Bestplayers:R.DiTommaso,H.Rodnai,L.CalligaroandJ.Randell. 'D"Grade

HiltonParkd.Loreto Nedlands12-8.

SacredHeartd.Brigidine Convent(6)23-18.

PresentationIonad.LoretoClaremont17-5.

St.Mary's,L'villed. BrigidineConvent(7)28-5.

Bestplayers:N.Morrison, D.North,M.McHughand T.Tobin.

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FlashbackOn WorldAffairs

NotEncouraging

IntheEast-Weststruggle bothsidesscoredafewlocal victories.

TheEastmayclaimthe firstindependentelections inSingapore.LeeKuan YewisthenewPrimeMinister,broughtinwithstrong Communistsupport.Hisaim istoterminateBritishinfluenceinSingapore.

TheInternationalOlympicCommitteedoesnot recogniseNationalistChina anylonger,butisreadyto admitPeking.

Wemaycountforthe othersidethestreetdemonstrationsagainsttheKerala Government.

IntheStateofIndiathe CommunistChiefMinister hasbeenleadingtheGovernmentfortwoyears,op posedbyeveryreligiousand non-Communistpolitical group.

Noagreementreachedyet ontheGenevatalkathon.

Internaldisturbanceswere reportedfromSouthAfrica andSouthAmerica.

InSouthAfrica,where PrimeMinisterVerwoerd introducedsomemorerestrictionsagainstnon-whites recently,anunpreparedriot brokeoutuponanunimportantmatter.

Theriotsandstrikesin black-whitebattlebetween some40,000Negroesand thepolice,lastedfortwo dayswithunofficialestimatesofcasualtiesinthe thousands.

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Deaths InMemoriam

CARR(Elizabeth):OnJuly 29,lovedmotherofMollie, Jack,NoraandTess.

Requiescatinpace.

GRAY:Passedpeacefully awayatSt.JohnofGod Hospital,Kalgoorlie,onJuly 30,EmilyEllen,devoted wifeofGeorge(decd.),lovingmotherandmother-inlawofVeraandLou,Mavis andAlex,HaroldandJean, GladysandRex,Iris,Kevin andMelva,grandmaof fourteen,great-grandmaof four.

Jesushavemercy.

GRAY(EmilyEllen):PassedpeacefullyawayatKalgoorlieonJuly30;loving motherandmother-in-law ofVeraandLouBoylen, deargrandmaofRobert, Marie,Louis,Teresa(Sister MarisStella),Georgeand Bernadette. Requiescatinpace.

Thanks

HANSON(Lionel):ToFr. A.Lynch,Fr.O'Reillyand parishionersofApplecross, Rev.Fathers,Sisters,students,numerousfriendsof variousparishes,Ioffermy heartfeltTHANKSfor Masses,prayersandcomfortingexpressionsofsym pathyinmysadbereavement.MyrtleHanson.

SITUATIONS WANTED

BANNON:Sacredtothe memoryofmydearhusbandFrank;devotedfather ofVernonandRona.

DARCY(J.H.):Notonly todaydearJim,butalways insilenceweremember. KindJesusmercy,Mary help. Insertedbyhisloved ones.

DWYER(KatherineTheresa):Inlovingmemoryof mydearmotherwhoseanniversaryoccursonAugust 9. Mayhergenerousandunselfishsoulrestinpeace. Jesusmercy.

RYAN(Janet):Loving memoriesofourdear motherpassedawayAugust 11,1958.Alsoourdear father,passedawaySep-tember24,1957.Eternal restgrantuntothem,0 Lord. Insertedbytheirloving children

TURNER(MargaretEllen, "Mag"):Inlovingandaffectionatememoryofmy deardaughterandourlovingsister,sister-in-law, auntyandcousinwhopassedawayAugust7,1958. Maysherestinpeace.

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Thefirstlivingbeings everreturnedfromspace hadbeenlaunchedfromthe UnitedStates.Twomonkeys andsomeprimaryformsof plantandanimallifetravelledinarocket1,700 milesthroughspacein15 minutes,andwererecoveredwithoutinjury.Thefirst nuclear-powered,missilecarryingsubmarinewas alsoputtowaterinU.S.A. Nowtheminers'uniongot busyinU.S.A.,exploding minesandterrorisingthose whoemploynon-union workers.

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InStockholm,Britain, Austria,Denmark,Norway, Portugal,SwedenandSwitzerlandagreedtotheabolitionof themselves.tariffsamong

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