Ifaprospectivemember appearedthere,shesaid thatshewouldbemade mostwelcome,orpriorenquiriescouldbemadeto herselfat3WrexhamSt., Bicton,ortotheStateSecretary,Mrs.Pollett,at144 GrosvenorRd.,Mt.Lawley.
"TherewasPlaceofinterestandactivityforany Catholicwoman CatholicWomen'sLeague," saidMrs.Jolley. 'aBranchmeetingnotesPageEight.
This
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behalfofallCatholicwomen.
Ineffect,shesaid,without largemembership,the Leaguecouldnotfunction toitsfullcapacity,andit mustpassupwonderfulopportunitiespresentedby presentandfutureConditionstodogoodwork.
Mrs.Jolleypointedout thatCatholicwomencould jointheLeagueevenif therewasnobranchintheir ownparish.Membersmet onceamonthattheLadies Centreonthe10thFloorof theR.andI.BankBuilding eechmonth.
Insets:(Single)MelvynSydney-Smith.(Double)L.JamesLee,R.AntonioCantoni.
L.toR.LeslieStanning,JamesHopkins,GeoffreyDullard,GaryFoster SevenpupilsofSt.Mary's ChristianBrother'sCollege, Leedervillegainededucation awardsasaresultofrecent examinations.Theycover TeacherTrainingBursaries, CoombeScholarshipsanda BankEducationService Scholarship.
Fourofthestudents,left toright,LeslieStanningof 5BondiSt.,Mt.Hawthorn, JamesHopkinsof248St. Brigid'sTce..Doubleview, GeoffreyDullardof
andhopetofollowanengineeringcourse.
BANKEDUCATION SERVICESCHOLARSHIP
Melvyn Sydney-Smith (singleinset)pupilofSt. Mary's,ChristianBrothers' College,Leedervillehasbeen awardedaBankEducation ServiceScholarshipfor1961. Melvyn,thesonofMr.and Mrs.D.H.Sydney-Smithof 109CorbettSt.,ScarboroughwasDuxofhisclass in1961. IntheJuniorExaminationhepassedwitheight subjects.Heintendstostudy
Thenewlyreceivednovices are-lefttoright,backrow: Bro.Michael(Anselm) Smith,C.B.C.,Perth;Bro. Clinton(Rigby)Coleman, C.B.C.,Fremantle;Bro. Brian(Gabriel)Delaney, C.B.C.LeedervilleandSt. Patrick's;Bro.Leslie (Fabian)Harper,C.B.C., Perth;andBro.Barrie (John)McIntyre,C.B.C., Leederville.
Secondrow:Bro.Julian (Martian)Gill,Clontarf; Bro.Albert(Harding)McGregor,Clontarf;Bro.Edward(Laserian)Cogan. Clontarf;andBro.David (Bosco)Plowman,Tardun.
Seatedaretheprofessed Brothers(fromleft):Bro. Warwick(Ignatius)Bryant, Aquinas,andBro.Michael (Garrett)Leek,C.B.C.,Leederville.
Thetwoceremonieson bothdaystookplaceinthe newchapeloftheMater
Beginningnext week.Aseriesof articleson
INSIDERUSSIA
Theauthor-a priest-spenta fourweektourof Russiaasamember ofapoliticalleftist group.Thisgave morethannormal freedomtoquiz andassess.
DeiNovitate,whichwas completedlastDecember. Theywerethefirstsuch ceremoniestobeheldin thechapel.
AllthenewBrothersbelongtoSt.Patrick'sProvince,whichtakesinVictoria,Tasmania,SouthAustraliaandWestAustralia.
Someoftheparentsof theyoungmenwereableto travelacrossfortheoccasion.
TheEducationDepartmentishavingdifficulty infillingvioanciesin schoolsoperatedbythe DepartmentinassociationwithCatholicMissions.TheDepartment isanxioustoappoint CatholicteachersalreadyservingasmembersoftheEducation Department.Appointmentsareforaminimumofayear.The appointmentscarrya specialallowanceanda remoteallowancein additiontothenormal salary.Vacanciesexist foronefemaleteacher atKalumburu,North Kimberley;forone maleteacheratSalto Hills;foroneteacher, maleorfemale,atTardun.Teachersinterestedinapplyingforthese appointments,orinfurtherinformationconcerningthem,areasked tophoneMr.John Rintoul,atBicton School(39-1141)orat hishome(86-2845).
AnyWalkerwhowould setinthiseaPaeitY" wouldclearlybecooperatingInavaluable apostolicandsoda weekfornativechildren.
OfficialOrganoftheArchdioceseetPerth 450HayStreet,Perth
THEflightoftimebringsonagaintheState elections,whenthecitizensareempoweredtochoosetheLegislativeAssembly ofParliamentforanewperiod.
ResidentsofWestAustraliadidnotalwayshavethis privilegeofvotingfortheirGovernment;before1870 fewhadasay,fortillthentheGovernorandthe LegislativeAssemblywereappointedbytheCrown. Thefirstelection,byproperty-ownersonly,gave12of the18Councilmembersatthattime:
GovernmentinW.A.
InthosefirstfiftyyearsoftheColony;thesmall scatteredpopulationdependeduponCrownappointees, withoutanyrepresentation.Thiswasinthecurrent Britishtradition,for,sincethe"glorious"Revolution andtheintrusionofWilliamofOrangetothethrone ofEnglandin1688,the-wealthyaristocracy,mainly landowners,hadtakencontroloftheBritishParliament andkeptaverycloseholdonitanditselectionfor150 years.BeforetheParliamentaryReformBillof1832 (afterthiscolonyhadbegun),the630membersofthe UnitedKingdomParliament,legislatingforabout25 millionpeople,werealmostallnominated,ortheirseats wereboughtforthem,bysome400personsofinfluence andwealth-surelyastrangestateofaffairstolook backupon!
ElectoralChangesInUnitedKingdom
However,theConstitutionoftheNewUnitedStates ofAmericain1788,ideasspreadfromrevolutionsin France,agitationinIreland,andthenewly-richmanufacturersoftheIndustrialRevolutioninEngland,gave risetoastrongmovetowardsmorepopularrepresentationintheBritishParliament.AReformBillof1832 gavetheballottoanotherhalf-millionvotersona propertyqualification:onein24ofthepopulationnow hadavote;moreandstrongeragitation,andthedecreaseoftheMeansTest,graduallyextendedittoone insevenfor1884.Then1918and1928sawthewomen voters,sothattwo-thirdsofthepopulationhadthe franchise,afternearlyahundredyearsofurgentpressurefromthecitizens.
LocalImprovement
Thoughthesettlerswereawareofthem,these changesfilteredthroughtoW.A.veryslowly.Itwas 1886before17outofthe26membersofthethen LegislativeCouncilwerechosenbythelandownersof theState.Parliamentarygovernmentwasreallyto beginin1890,whenanewConstitutionfortheState wasproposed,andwasapprovedbyQueenVictoria, whichgaveaLegislativeCouncilof15Government nomineesandaLegislativeAssemblyof30members electedbytheproperty-owners.From1893theCouncil alsowaselectedbythelandowners,andmanhood suffragewasgrantedwithoutpropertyqualifications; thisvotewasextendedtowomenin1899.(Thenumbers ofmemberssteadilyincreasedwiththepopulationto thepresentlevels.)
PresentPosition
ThiswastheGovernmentwhichjoinedthemovefor centralisation,bringingthisStateintotheFederation ofAustraliain1901,andgivingoversomeofitsown powerstotheFederalGovernment.Itistoexercise itspowersstillremainingfromtheStateConstitution Of1890thatwenowaretoelecttheLegislative -Assembly.
Votingisaworthwhileprivilege,notenjoyedeverywherenorbyall.Itimpliesadutyofknowingand assessingthecandidates,soreading,listening,inquiring anddiscussingmaybenecessarytomakeyoursatisfactorychoice.Registeringyourvoteisanactforthe publicwelfare,becauseithelpstoprovidethelegislatorswhowillgoverntheStateforthebenefitofits people,andeveryonewhocanshouldshowinterest inthis.
AVoteIsValuable
Resultsdependuponthosewhodonotvoteaswell asuponthosewhodo.Aneglectedorspoiledvotefor onepartymayequaltwovotesfortheother;forit reducesthemajorityneeded.If.forinstance,thereare twocandidatesand40,000electors,halfofwhomdonot vote,themajoritywillbe10,001insteadof20,001!
Avoteforyourchoicecancelsavoteforhisopponent; andweknowfromexperiencethatafewvotescan decidearesult.
If,then.itisyourrighttovote,prepareforan intelligent,rationalperformanceofyourdutyasa citizen,anddonotfailtodothisdutyonbehalfofthe peopleoftheStatewhereyoulive.
RULESOFFASTANDABSTINENCE DURINGLENT.
ABSTINENCE:
1.Everyoneingoodhealthwhohasreachedthe ageofreasonisobligedtoabstain.Toabstain isaseriousobligation.
2.AllFridaysandAshWednesdayaredaysof abstinence.
3.Fleshmeatandmeatsoupareforbidden.Lard anddrippingmaybeusedondaysofabstinence providedtheybeusedmerelyasacondiment orseasoning.
FAST:
I.Everyoneingoodhealthover21yearsofage andunder59,andnotengagedinexhausting work,isobligedtofast,Thisisaseriousobligation.
2.EverydayofLent,fromAshWednesdayto midnightonHolySaturday,isadayoffast, exceptallSundaysandSt.Patrick'sDay (March17).
3.Onfastdays,thoseboundtofastareallowed onefullmeal,thatisamealwithoutanylimitationastoquantity,andtwosmallermeals.At thetwosmallermealstheymaytakewhatever isnecessarytoenablethemtoperformtheir ordinaryduties.Thefullmealmaybetaken eitherintheeveningoratmidday.(Ahandy wayofcomputinghowmuchfoodmaybetaken atthesmallermealsistosaythattogetherthey shouldnotequalthefullmeal.)
4.Eatingbetweenmeals,evenfruitandconfectionery,breaksthefast.However,abiscuitor somesimilarsmallportionoffoodmaybetaken withadrink.
5.Liquidsdonotbreakthefast(aliquidisanythingthatisconsumedasadrink,e.g.tea,milk, fruitjuices,beatenegg,etc.).
6.Ondaysoffastwithoutabstinence,meatis allowedatallmeals.
NOTE:
(a)Thesolemnitiesofmarriage(NuptialMass, theuseofmusic.etc.)areforbiddenuntil EasterMonday.
(b)ThePaschalPreceptisrequiredtobefulfilled betweenAshWednesdayandTrinitySunday (June17).
CATHOLICStakingpartinthecriminalterrorism lgoingoninFranceandAlgeriahaveputthemselvesindiametricalopposition'tothedirectivesofthe Churchand"denytheirfaithinChrist,"saidCardinal Feltin,ArchbishopofParis.
Heagaindenouncedtheterroristswhilepresidingat atmeetingoftheSt.VincentDePaulSocietyinParis.
CardinalFeltinre-emphasisedinhisspeechhis Lentenpastoralletter,inwhichhetoldhispeoplethat terrorismistotallyincompatiblewithChristianteaching
Hedeclared:"Whoevertheirinstigatorsmaybe,these actsareshockingbecauseoftheirsavageryand cowardice.Theirconsequencesaredreadful.Itwould beespeciallyhatefuliftheseoutrageswereperpetrated byChristianseveniftheythoughttheycouldfinda justificationfortheirfightintheirFaith.
"Becauseofourfatherlyconcernandinthenameof ourreligiousauthorityovertheParisarchdiocese,we declareinthestrongesttermsthatbaptisedpersons whoapprove,inspireorexcusesuchcrimes,putthemselvesinflagrantoppositiontothedirectivesofthe Church.TheydenytheirfaithinChrist.
"WecallonallChristianstoremainfaithfultothe Gospelsbyfirmlyrefusingtotakepartinthismad chainofviolentactions.Theseactionsarecontraryto thetruepeacedesiredbyChrist.Theydonotserve thewelfareofmen."
OfficialEngagements
March25: 10.30a.m.:AttendMassin honourofSt.Joseph,St. Brigid's.WestPerth.
2.45p.m.:Attendofficial openingofTrinityCollege, Perth.
April1: 2p.m.:OfficialOpening of8thannualgeneralmeetingofParentsandFriends' Federation,CatholicCentre.
3p.m.:AttendAciesof LegionofMary,St.Mary's Cathedral.
April8: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, BedfordPark.
April15: 3p.m.:BlessnewBrigidineHighSchool,Floreat Park.
IN
themidstofallthetalkof"coldwars," "co-existences,"politicalalliancesand internationaldiscord,nooneeverseemsto lookattheworldfromthepointofviewof crisisorjudgment,forcrisismeansjudgment.
Judgmentiseverywhereinnature.Ifonedoesnot eat,onegetsaheadache;ifafarmerdoesnotplant seed,hegetsnoharvest;whathesowsthatalsohe reaps.Goddoesnotsendaheadacheorscurvytoa man;whqdoesnoteat;butHehasmadetheuniverse insuchawaythatthefailuretoliveaccordingtoHis biologicallawsproducescertainharmfuleffects;these effectsarecalledjudgments.Sointhemoralorder, evilthoughtsleadtoevilactions.
AsRalphBartonwrotesomeyearsagoaboutthe judgmentonhisownlife:"Ihavehadanexceptionally glamorouslife,aslifegoes,andmorethanmyshareof appreciationandaffection Ihaverunfromwifeto wife,fromhousetohouseandfromcountrytocountry inaridiculousefforttoescapefrommyself.Inso doing,IamverymuchafraidthatIhavebroughta greatdealofunhappinesstothosewhohavelovedme. Noonethingisresponsibleforthissuicideandnoone person-exceptmyself."
Whatistrueofnatureandofpersonsistrueof nations.ArnoldToynbeeinhisten-volumeStudyof Historyhasenumerated21civilisationsofwhichwe havehistoricalrecords;onlysevenofthemremain.He showsthatthebreakdownofcivilisationdidnotcome fromexternalcauses,nortothelossofcommandover environment,butfromaninnerdecayandlossofthe moralsense.
Noteventheincreasingcommandovernaturalresolacesisfoundtobeaconditionofpeaceandhappiness foranation."Theincreasingcommandovertheenvironment,'hewrites,"inadisintegratingsociety,only servesintheend,toputagreaterworkingpowerinto thesuicidiallydementedsociety'schosenworkofself destruction;andthestoryturnsouttobesimpleillus tratioqofthethesis'thewagesofsinisdeath.'"
BewareOfInnerBarbarism!
Egyptbuiltitsgreatestpyramidsontheeveofits decline.ThegreatRussianwritersofthe19thcentury haveshownthatinthe20thcentury,societywould developinthewayofincreasingpoliticalandeconomic orderwithaspiritualandmoral Asthe worldbecomesmoreunifiedcommerciallyandpolitically,itcouldalsobecomemorechaoticandperverse intheheartsofitscitizens.
Whatsuperficialmindsareapttomissisthatouter unityofpeoplesisconcomitantwithinnerdiscord.It couldverywellbethatourdangerisnotfromanouter barbarism,butfromaninnerbarbarism;notfroman attackfromtheoutside,asfromamoralrottenness fromwithin.Thisinnersuicideisnotapparenttothe masses;onlyafewdiagnosticianscanseeit.Themasses missitbecausetheyfallinwiththetendencytoreject -anythingandeverythingthatsuggests"badnesg," "evil.""sin,"or"guilt."Thelatestmoveinthisdirection fromthesinnerswhodenytheirsin,istoprotest againstsayingthatbadboysandbadgirlsare"juvenile delinquents."Thereisnolongeratargetthatis missed,alaw'thatisdisobeyed,alovethatisrejected. aGodWhoisblasphemed.
Allthisisarehearsalforcrisis,andcrisisisJudgmentandJudgmentisGodallowingaGod-forsaking worldtoreaptheDeadSeaapplesitplanted.
April15: 7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation. Westminister.
April15-22: PresideatHolyWeek Ceremonies.
April22(EasterSunday): 11a.m.:
April
Leopoldville,TheCongo.-"Theterror ofthesouth-easternCongo" "antimissionaryfanatics" "rovingbands ofanti-whiteyouths"
Thesearesomeofthedescriptionsgiventhe rampagingyouthsoftheBalubakatCartel,who.bonnetedinlionskinsandcarryingthescalpsof theirvictimsfixedtomysticwands,haveterrorised theCongointeriorbypillageandmurder.
Theyspurntheuseofmodernarms,yetwellequippedsoldiersfleetheminpanic.Mostofthem areunder20yearsofage,allofthemunder25.
Theyarebestdescribedasunemployedyouths bandedtogetherbyvaguetribalandpolitical loyalities,boundbysecretoathsandinspiredby fetishismanddrugs.
TheBalubakatwasoneofthemanypOlitical partiestospringupin1958,whenwindsofindependencesweptacrosstheCongo.
ItsmembershipwasentirelycomposedOfBaluba tribesmen.Butitgroupedtogetheronlythose Balubaswhoremainedintheirhomesinnorth Katangaprovince.BetweenthemandtheBalubas whosettledintheindustrialsouthofKatanga (mostofthesewerefromKasaiprovince)there waslittlelovelost.
ChiefrivalinKatangaoftheBalubakatwasthe Conakat,orconfederationofassociationsofthe Congo.Thisistheorganisationthroughwhich MoiseTshombecametopowerinKatanga.
TheBalubakatCartelwasbornoftheunionof theBalubakatwithseveralsmallerparties,includingtheKatangesebranchoftheCongoleseNational Movement(MNC).TheMNChadsplitintoat leasttwofactions,andthefactioninKatanga favouringPremierPatriceLumumbaallieditself totheEalubakat.
WithLumumba'sdeath,theyouthsoftheBalubakatsworeamysticorfetishisticloyaltytohis memory.Theynowcallthemselvesthe"Lumumba youthswithoutpity."
Likeotheryoungbandsattachedtopolitical partiesintheCongo,theyouthsoftheBalubakat Cartelpaylittleheedtotheircustomarytribal chiefs.Theyarealawuntothemselves.
TwowomenarebelievedtoleadtheBalubakat Cartelyouths.OneisreferredtoasAngelani, aboutfortyyearsold,corpulentandavenomous speakercapableofarousingheryounglistenersto afrenzyofhatred.Theotherissaidtobecalled Maria.Sheisabouttenyearsolder,andmuch calmer.
TwoHolyGhostmissionarypriestsandaCongolesepriest,whowereontheirwaytotheill-fated missionofKongolawhenallbutoneofthemissionariesthereweremassacred,fellintothehandsof youthsledbythesewomen.
TheonecalledAngelanishouted,"Youarea donkey"atFatherMauriceSeyssens,C.S.Sp.,the onlypriestwhohadnotbeenwoundedbefore capture."Youaregoingtocarrymeonyour back,"shesaid,butwhenshefoundhewastoo exhaustedtocarryher,sheputhimtoawoman's workofcleaningchickensandpoundingmealto humiliatehim.
NooneoutsidetheBalubakatCartelyouths seemstoknowwhatritescomprisetheirinitiation Theyalmostcertainlyincludetrialsandoaths.
Theyouthsocietyisaboontowitchdoctors,who hadbeenbeatingaretreatbeforethemissionaries. Thesewitchdoctorsaretakingrevengeontheir rivalsbystirringuphatredagainstthemamong theyouths.
Beforemovingagainstanyenemy,whetheritis amissionstationoradetachmentofKatangese gendarmerie,theBalubakatCartelyouthswork themselvesintoafrenziedcouragewithdancing `andteabrewedofhemp.
Theirarmsarearrowsandpoisonedlances. Theironlyconcessionstomodernityinweaponsare bicyclechainsanalantiqueriffles.
Theiranti-Christianbiasissummedupina speechAngelanimadewithinthehearingofthe threecapturedpriests.
"WIalloverwiththemissionaries.Theyhave deceivedus.Theydidnotteachusthewholetruth andeverythingtheyknew.Thatiswhythe Congolesepriestsarebackward.Wemustdoaway withthem."
Itisbelievedthatthecentralgovernmentis planningtoputtheyouthsoftheBalubakatCartel undercontrol,inco-operationwiththeUnited NationsandtheKatangapolice.Thereismuch tofavourthesuccessofsuchaprojectbesidesgreat resources.
RecentlythetroopsofdeposedVice-Premier AntoineGizenga,whichwereactiveinnorth Katanga,havefoundthemselveslogderlessand underthethumbofAngelani.Theydisliketaking ordersfromawomen.Thatrepugnancemaybe thekeytotheeventualdissolutionofthebandsof, skin-clad,frenziedyouthswhohaveterrorisedthe land.
RomeDW):ThefirstWestIndianNegro fromthetinyMontserratIsland (33square miles)toreachthepriesthoodwasordainedin RomeattheDivineWordCollegeonMarch 17,thefeastofSt.Patrick.
HeistheRev.EdwinH. Cabey,S.V.D.(31),British bynationality,amemberof theDivineWordMission, aries.Bothhismotherand brotherfromMontserrat, whomRev.Cabeyhasseen onlyonceinthepast12 yearswillcometoRomefor theordination.
Theordainingbishopisa closefriendoftheCabey family,Most,.Rev.Antoine Denleta,C.SS.R.,aBelgian RedemptoristandtheTitularBishopofCadossla,who residesinMontserrat.
"ItismerelyacoincidencethatIambeingordainedonthefeastofSt. Patrick,thepatronsaintof myhomeparish,"Rev. Cabeysaid,"butitisnota coincidencethatmyfour classmatesintheUnited Statesarebeingordainedon thesameday.Theyarranged itthatwaysoallfiveofus couldbeordainedpriests together."
Rev.Cabey'sordinationin Romeandthatofhisfour Negroclassmatesatthe DivineWordSeminaryin
BayStLouis,Mississippi, 14.S.A.willraiseto43the numberofNegropriestsin theranksoftheDivine WordMissionaries.
YoungCabeyreceivedhis elementaryschoolingfrom theMissionarySistersofSt. AugustineinMontserrat, becameastoreclerkat15so hecouldearntuitionfora two-yearsecretarialcourse, andwasengagedasaclerk intheMagistrate'sOfficeat Montserratwhenhedecided tobecomeapriest.
Whilestillholdingdown thisjob,hetookevening Latinclassesprivatelyfora yearfromhisRedemptorist Ator,andin1950,whenhe wasalready20yearsold,he begananine-yearcourseof studiesintheUnitedStates whichtookhimtoone DivineWordSeminaryin theSouthtothreeinthe North.
In1959FatherCabeywas calledtoRometocomplete hisstudiesforthepriesthoodatthePontifical GregorianUniversityandto gettheequivalentofa LicentiateinTheology.
WitfithedeathofFatherPatrickJ.Norton(left) attheageof80,anunusualfathersonteamofpriests wasbrokenupatSt.Patrick'sChurch,Hampton,low..
TheelderFatherNortonhadservedforthelastthree yearsasanassistanttohisson,FatherClaudeT.Norton (right),pastoratSt.Patrick's.Thefatherof14children hedecidedtostudyforthepriesthoodin1948afterthe deathofhiswife.Hewasordainedin1952attheageof 69.
TheItaliangovernment contributedabout£2milliontowardstheconstructionofparishchurchesand auxiliaryparishbuildingsIn Italyin1961.
Withthehelpofthese governmentfund4thePontificalCommission for SacredArtinItalycarried outabuildingprogramme whichresultedintheconstruction
Meanwhile,thepontifical commissionhasaskedthe
of sacredartobjectstoartand antiquedealers.
Initsreport,publishedin theyearbook,"Activitiesof theHolySee,"thecommissionnotedthatreportshave beenreceivedfromItaly andabroadthatthereisa flourishingbusinessofsellingsacredartobjectswhich are"thehistoricalandartisticheritageoftheChurch."
Forthepurposeofavoiding"furthertheftsand abuses,"thecommissionhas asked.theItalianBishopsto collectsacredobjectswhich arenotinactualuse,to cataloguethemandpreserve themindiocesanmuseums.
FatherCabey.S.V.D.,shownduringapractice :\LISSwithoutvestments.
ArchbishopReportedInGoodHealth London,-Acandleplaced inacoilofbarbedwirewas lithereattheJesuitChurch oftheImmaculateConceptiontosignalisethe11th anniversaryofthearrestby theCzechoslovakianCommunistsofArchbishopJosef BeranofPrague. Calledthe"AmnestyCandle,"itissponsoredbya non-religiousmovementthat seekstofreepoliticalprisonersallovertheworld. Lastmonththeamnesty
MovementsentformerIrish foreignministerSeanMacBridetoPragueinanefforttointerviewtheimprisonedprelate. CzechoslovakofficialsrefusedtoallowMacBrideto seetheprelate,butpromisedtoconsiderpermitting anindependentobserver fromtheWesttovisithim. Theofficialsdeclaredthat theArchbishopisingood healthatamonasteryin Slovakia.
MichaelG.O'Brien 20MabelStreet. SouthPerth PAINTINGCONTRACTOR 67-2718.
totearthemdownassoon ashecan.
Irish:-bornFatherSean Mason,thetravellingmissionerofthePlymouthdiocese,hopestoerectthe churchesof.cedarwoodwith volunteerlabouratabout thecostofa
FIRSTMOVECONFIDENCE
ThenewItaliangovern= mentinwhichChristian Democratsareacceptingthe supportofleftwingSocialistshaswonavoteofconfidenceintheChamberof Deputies.
HeadedbyPremierAmintoreFanfani,thegovernmentwon295votesfrom
YOUR HOTEL GUIDE
ChristianDemocratic,Social DemocraticandRepublican partydeputies.Theopposition,composedofcommunists,liberals,monarchistsandtheneo-Fascist ItalianSocialMovement, counted195supporters.The 83socialistsabstainedas pleInnad.andtheiraction guaranteedFanfanihisvictory.
Thevotecameaftera weekofdebatebythedeputiesonFanfani'snewreformprogramme. TheactionofChristian Democratsinrelyingon Socialistsupportwaspubliclycriticisedlastmonth byAlfredoCal-dinalOttaviani,SecretaryoftheSacredCongregationoftheHoly Office, MorerecentlytheVatican Citydaily,L'Osservatore Romano,inafrontpageeditorial,sharplycriticisedcertainItaliansecularpapers forreportswhichappeared toaligntheVaticanwiththe Fanfaniprogramme.
SHENTONPARK HOTEL NICHOLSONROAD, SHENTONPARK ExcellentAceommodation.Moderate Tariff.SpaciousCarFork
Mrs.ArthurL.Zepf(centre)presidentoftheNational CouncilofCatholicWomen,discussesplansforthe recently-createdPresident'sCommissionontheStatusof Womenwithtwocommissionleaders-Mrs.EstherPeterson,AssistantSecretaryofLabour,vicechairman,and Dr.RichardLester,professor.ofeconomicsatPrinceton University,vicechairman,Mrs.Zepfwasattendinga specialmeetingoftheheadsof25nationalorganizations programme.
TheInternationalUnion oftheCatholicPresshas protestedtotheUnitedNationsagainsttheseizureof anissueofaCatholicnewspaperandtheexpulsionof itspriest-editorbythegovernmentofCameroun.
Theprotest,whichcalled thecentralAfricannation's actionaviolationofpress freedom.waslodgedbythe pressunion'srepresentative totheUnitedNations,Gary MacEoin.Theunionhad earlierprotestedagainstthe seizuretoPresidentAmadouAhidjoofCameroun.
OnFebruary17,Father PierreFertin,C.S.Sp.,editoroftheweeklyL'Effort Camerounais,wasordered outofthecountrybythe President.ThesamedaypoliceseizedcopiesofthepaperwhichcarriedanannouncementbyArchbishop JeanZoaofYaoundethat hewouldofferaRequiem Massfor25politicalprisonerswhohadbeenfound suffocatedinarailroadcar earlierinFebruary.
TOERAOFWORK
AchapterinAmericanCatholicassistancetothe peopleofCeylonisclosing. HospitalworkbyMaryknoll Sistersthatbeganin1949 afteraninvitationbythe governmentofCeylonhas nowendedwiththerefusal ofthecurrentgovernmentto renewtheSisters'visas.
TheMaryknollSisters havehadasmanyas23 SistersonCeylon.Butin 1057Buddhistextremists steppeduptheircomplaints thattheSisterswereusing theirhospitalpositionsto makeconvertstoChristianity.Ceylon'shealthminister refusedtoadmitfourSisterstogovernmenthospital
postsforwhichtheyhad been-,raining. ThelastfourMaryknoll SistersinCeylonhadto leaveMarch3whenthe' visasexpired.TheyareSisey)ofBrooklyn:Michael Frances(Norton)Milwaukee;NoelMarieDoescher) Rochester.N.Y.,andMaria Luz(Durack),Detroit.Their newstationshavenotbeen announced.
In1947theMaryknoll Sisterswereinvitedbythe Ceylongovernmenttostaff partoftheKandyCivilHospital,a600-bedinstitution intheoldBuddhistcentre ofKandy.Theybegantheir actualworkinAugust,1949. Atthepeakoftheiractivitytheysupervised18wards, gaveclinicalinstructionsin maternityandpediatric wardsandtaughtmidwifery.
TheMaryknollerswere oneofseveralordersof Sistersstaffinggovernment hospitalsinaccordancewith acontractbetweenthegovernmentandtheChurch fortheemploymentof300 nursingSistersineighthospitals.About70percentof HospitalpatientswereBuddhists,andtheirgratitude atthecarebytheSisters wasregardedasunderminingBuddhism.
In1958allReligious nurseswererequestedto leavethegovernment'shospitals.In1959theMaryknollSisterslefttheKandy civilhospitalandopened theirowndispensaryanda parishclinic.Whenthegovernmentrefusedtorenew expiringvisas,theSisters leftingroupsforreassignmentinAfrica,Korea, HongKongandothermissionfields.Thefinalgroup willgototheUnitedStates beforebeingreassigned.
Inthetwoyearshehas beengoingthroughthere-
ofDorsetshire andDevonshire, Father Masonhasfoundmorethan
Catholics.Manyof them.outofcontactwith theFaithforlongperiods, hadclungtotheirbeliefs throughrecitationofthe Rosary.
A
thelargest jointmeetingofChristians andJewsinSpainsincethe latterwereexpelledfrom thecountryin1942.
Theassociation's.founderssaiditsestablishment wasinspiredbythemeetingsofHisHolinessPope JohnXXIIIwithleadersof otherreligions.
AmongthoseattheopeningmeetingattheheadquartersofSpain'sCatholic Actionorganisationwere Dr.SolomonGaon,Grand RabbioftheSephardicJews oftheBritishCommonwealthandMaxMazin, headofMadrid'sJewish communityof1,500persons. Themeetingwaspresided overbyFranciscoCantera.
Dr.Gaontoldthemeetingthat"onlyco-operation amongourreligionscan saveus"andaddedthatit isnecesarytofightagainst materialism"withthearms ofspiritualvalues."
With the fall of Tujillo despotismintheDominican Republic,Catholicorganisationshavebegunbroadeningtheirworkfortherestorationofnormalsociety.
ManyofthemweresuppressedbythelatedictatorRafaelLeonidasTrujillo,buthavenowsprungup withvigour.
TheYoungCatholicWorkershavelaunchedaseries oflecturesontheevilsof materialismandcommunism.Thelecturesalsodeal withtradeunionismandthe aimsoftheYoungChristianWorkersorganisation.
YouthofCatholicAction hasopenedasocialcentre heretoprovidenotonlyrecreationandaplaceto meet,buttraininginsocial principlesforyoungpeople ofbothsexes.
ArchbishopOctavioBeras ofSantoDomingosaidin blessingthesocialcentre thatitsleadersmust"saturatethemselveswithChrist tospreadHisspiritamong otheryouths."
Co-operativesestablished byaCanadianScarboro missioner,FatherPaul Steele,andallbutdestroyedbyTrujillo,arerevivingandbeginningto moveintothefieldofunion organisation.
ArchbishopBerashasoutlinedasix-pointprogramme fortherenewalofChristianlifeintheDominican Republic:thepromotionof theLegionofMary,ofparishcharitableactivities,of theConfraternityofChristianDoctrine,ofvocations tothepriesthood,andthe establishmentofparish schoolsandofmedicaldispensaries.
Hesaid:"Enthusiasmis growinginmanyplacesfor thegreatapostolatewemust workat."
ALittleSisterofthePoorlooked atPaddy,whohadbeeninthe Homeforseveralyears.Shehad seenhimgraduallygrowthinas lifebegantoslipaway.She thoughtsheshouldwarnhimof theapproaching'end.
"Paddy,"shesaid,"Ithinkyou'llbegoing toHeaven'soon."
Thefadingvoicereplied:"Sureon'Oi'm toowaketobegain'anywhor,Sister."
Paddywasquitehappy intheHome,lovedand caredforbytheLittle Sisters,buthedidleave aboutaweekagoand wentofftoHeaven.And nowsomeoneelsehas takenhisplace.However, hewillstillberememberedbecausePaddywas arealcharacter--like aboutonehundredand seventyotherpeoplein theHomeatGlendalough.
Paddyhadnolivingrelativesthatanybodyknew about.Hehadnoregular visitors.Nobodyhadany specialdebtofgratitude totheSistersforgiving
himahome.Manyofthe oldpeopleintheHome areinasimilarposition. Somehavepensionswhich helpwiththeupkeepsomehavenot.TheLittle Sisterscareforallwithoutdistinction-withyour help.
OnPoundDay,whichfallsthisyearonSunday, April1,theHomewillbe openforinspection.The Sistersinviteyoutocome inthenandseeifyour
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donationsarcbeingused foraworthwhilecause.If youhappentochattothe oldpeople,youwillsoon noticethattherearemanydifferencesamongthem.
Therearedifferencesin personality,differencesin nationality,differencesin religion,differencesin colour,differencesineducationalbackgroundand outlook.
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TheofficialbodytowhichmostBritishdoctorsbelongistheGuild*St.Luke,St.Cosmos-endSt.Damian.
St.Luke,thebeloved physicianwhosegospelis fullofsmalldetailsthat onlyamanofcompassion andtrainedintuitionwould havenoteddown,istheobviouschoicefortheprincipalpatronsaintforaguild ofphysicians.Norisitonly theCatholicdoctorswhopay himhonourinBritain,for October18,theFeastofSt. Luke,isthedaycommonly chosenforthemostimportantannualmeetinganddinnerofBritain'sRoyalCollegeofPhysicians. CosmasandDamianwere thosetwosaintlyhealers,of earlyChristianclayswho
wererenownedallthrough theNearandMiddleEast as"thesilverdoctors,"becausetheywouldtakeno paymentfortheirservices.
TheGuildislookingforwardtotheTenthInternationalCongressofCatholicDoctorsinLondon, fromJuly8to13whenthe membetiwillbethehosts ofcolleaguesfromallover theworld.Preliminaryarrangementsarewellin hand,TheHonorarySecretaryGeneralfortheCongressisDr.J.W.Dignan, andspecialinternational congressheadquartersare attheIrishClubat82EatonSquare,London,S.W.1.
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TheCongresswillopen onJuly8withareception formembersgivenbythe MasteroftheGuildofSt. Luke.OnMonday,July9, therewillbeaSolemnHigh Massat10.30a.m.atWestminsterCathedral;Cardinal Godfreywillbepresentand itishopedthatArchbishop Gray,ofEdinburgh,willbe thepreacher.Intheafternoon,atthreeo'clock,the CongresswillhaveitsceremonialopeningatChurch HouseWestminster(where allthescientificsessions willtakeplace).Atthis ceremonyCardinalGodfrey willspeak,aswilltheMayor ofWestminsterasmunicipal host.Thechiefdelegate fromeachcountrywillbe introdticedfromtheplatform.
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IntheeveningthehierarchyofEnglandandWales willholdareceptionforall thedelegatesandtheir wives atArchbishop's. House,Westminster. TheDelegatesareexpepedtoworkprettyhardonce theactualpracticaland scientificworkofthecongressbegins.Therearefive sessions,andthesubjects chosentodiscussarehighlyrelevanttotheproblems confrontingCatholicmedicalmenallovertheworld today-theproblemsof theadolescent;theaging population:andthenewapproachtomentalhealth. Thelastsessionisona mostinterestingsubject, "TheCatholicDoctorinthe Newly-IndependentCountries."
Allscientificsessionswill besimultaneouslytranslated into English, German, French,andItalian;theset paperswillalsobetranslatedanddistributedinthese fourlanguagesbeforethe congressstartstoreduce anylanguagedifficulties.
AftertheCongresscloses at5p.m.onthelastday, thereistobeaLowMass attheCathedral,whichit ishopedwillbeofferedby FatherAlphonsusBonner. whoistheChaplainGeneraloftheInternational FederationofCatholicDoctors,andPereRiquet,one ofthemostfamouspreachersinFrance.hasbeeninvitedtogiveashortaddress.Thisiscalled"Aserviceofthanksgiving."
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SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS
TheCongressisnotby anymeansallwork,and someexceedinglypleasant excursionsandsimilardistractionshr.vebeenplanned. Delegates'canchoosebetweenfisitstoWindsor Castle.theGlyndebourne OperaHouse,thePooland TowerofLondon,picture galleriesandfamoushistoricalchurchesor,forthemore dedicated,visitstovarious teachinghospitals,laboratories,scientificresearch institutesandgoverning bodiessuchastheRoyal CollegeofSurgeonsorthy' RoyalSocietyofMedicine. Receptionswillbegivenby foreignembassiesduring theweekandonThursday theCongresswillholdits owndinnerandballatthe DorchesterHotel,where therewillberoomfor65(1 guests.
TheChallonerClub,in PontStreet,isopeninga specialcentrepredominantlyforthewivesofdelegates,butwomenattending thecongressintheirown rightwillalsobewelcome. Extratoursarebeingarrangedforwivesnotattendingthescientificses-s sionstoenablethemtosee somethingofLondon.
THE38BishopsofCentralAmericareport I"withdeepsadness"thatallCentralAmerica isinfectedwithcommunism.
Theregion"wasafertilefieldforthegerm,and thewholebodybecameill,"theysaidinjoint letter.CentralAmerica'ssixrepublicshaveabout 11,300,000Catholicsoutofatotalpopulationof 12,000,000.
TheBishopstookissuewiththeterm"communist danger.""Itisnotcorrecttospeaktodayofthe `communistdanger'inCentralAmericaand Panama,"theysaid."Wealreadyhavecommunism inabundance,withinourownpeople.Unfortunately,itisareality."
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TheyurgedallnationsofCentralAmericato burytheirdifferencesitsajointeffortagainst communism,throughmutualaid,improvementof production,redistributionofdensepopulationsto under-peopledlandsandaseriesofsocialreforms supportedbyeffectivelegislation.
`Awaywithexaggeratednationlism,"theydeclared.
Althoughadmittingthatcomplexeconomicand socialreformsrequirejudiciousstudyandpreparation,theBishopsassertedsuchreforms"mustnot beputoffanylonger."Neededfarmandlabour legislation"involvessurgerythatmustbeborne bravely."TheysaidtheChurch'ssocialdoctrine offers"adequatemeansforthesolutionofCentral America'sproblems Thestatement,datedChristmasDay,hasnow beenpublishedbytheNicaraguanCatholicweekly. ElObservador.Amongotherpointsmadebythe Bishopswere:
4"SincethefallofCubaunderacommunist regime,afloodofpro-Castrodemonstrations, propagandaandcommunist-inspiredrevolts havesweptoverourpeoples."
4"Communismhasinfiltratedamongourplain farmers,amongworkers,universitystudents, professionalpeopleandevenhighschoolstudents."
4"Communistagentsinfiltratenewspapers. broadcastingstations,televisionandotherkey positionstoinfluencetheeducationofthe people."
4"ElementsofmarkedMarxisttendencyare foundinallouruniversities."
TheBishopswarnedthatlegislationandother reformswouldaccomplishlittleinthelongrun unlessthepeopleareproperlyeducated.
"Withoutanadequateeducation,"theysaid, "thereshouldshallbenosipritofsacrificetoseek solutionstothesocialproblem,tounitethepeople. toraisetheirproductivity,tomakewiseuseof salarieswithoutwastingtheminvice."
By*411k,FatherJOHNC.KNOTTTHEREISANEWWAYOFSAYINGTHE ROSARY-olhoughforEveryman's familyitmaynotbesonew.Theyhavebeen sayingittogetherthiswayforanumberof years.ItiscalledtheCanaRosary. EVERYMANANDEVERYWOMANuseoneRosary-moreconvenientlythelongertypewiththelargerbead. EachoneputsarighthandontheRosaryandtheleft handbehindthebackforareasonwhichwillbe explainedlater.Atthefirstmysteryinsteadofthe usualJoyful,SorrowfulorGloriousMysteries,thereis theCanaMysteries.
FIRSTMYSTERY:Everyman,astheheadofthehouse (thisisnotthemystery),tellshiswifesomethingnice abouther-somethingshehassaid SOMETHINGordoneorbeen.Shemightbesitting downforthis.Theysaytogetherten NICE HailMarysthattheoccasionsmay bemultipliedand,equallyimportant, thathemayrecognisethem.
SECONDMYSTERY:Everwomanmentionssomethingthatsheadmiresabouthim.Shemayhaveto digalittle,butwithperseveranceshecanfindsomething.Forexample,hewasgoodtothedoglastweek. Playitup.TheremaybeanotherSt.FrancisofAssisi inthemakinghere.So,tenHailMarys.
THIRDMYSTERY:Thecouplediscussessomething theymightbeachievingtogetherinmarriage-some commongoal,likealittlemoreprayingtogether,ora littlemorepreventivethinkingaboutthechildren's' discipline.DiscussionandtenHailMarys.
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FOURTHMYSTERY:Havingbuiltupthepositive approach,Everymantakesthisopportunitytotellhis wifeoff-somethinghedoesn'tlike abouther,somethingshehassaidor done.Themysterycouldconsistin thequestionwheredoesheget enoughnervetodoanythinglike this,butacutall3lheisonlydoingitbecauseheloves her.
Incidentally,thisMysteryisthereasonwhyitis importanttokeeponehandontheRosaryandtheother behindtheback.Thisprocedureavoidsthedanger.of bloodshed.
Atanyrate,Everywomanissupposedtolistentothe wordsofwisdom,althoughitprobablywouldbetoo muchtoaskhertokeephermindonthe"HolyMary, MotherofGod's"sincesheisprobablythinkingupan ideathathingesonthenotionthatoffenceisthebest kindofdefence.
FIFTHMYSTERY:Herturn,andsometimesanindividualmysterycantakelongerthanthewholeRosary. Atanyrate,solelyoutofloveforherhusband,she ticksoffathingortwothatshewouldliketosee changedin,himandthereasonswhyshefeelsasshe does.Hehasanopportunity,toexplain,ofcourse,as doessheattheendofthefourthmystery.
Now,IhaveneversaidaCanaRosaryinmylifeand don'texpectto,butmanymarriedcoupleswhouseit regularlysay:"Afterawhile,Father,youneverget beyondthesecondmystery."Personally,Ifeelthey maybekiddingme,butwhoamItoquestionthepower ofOurBlessedLady?
Thenon-CatholiccounsellormightcalltheCana Rosaryaneffectivetechniqueforcomunication,which 'ofcourseitwouldbe.Itde-emotionalisesasituation andgivesthecoupleachancetoairtheirlittle gripesandirritationsandcheckthelittlecancersof disagreementsbeforetheyspreadtothewholebodyof themarriage.
Equallyimportantfromanotherviewpoint,itgetsthe )'raceofGodintothelittleareasoflove.Hisgracehas ahealingandrejuvenatingeffectmorepowerfulthan alltheso-calledmiracledrugs.
*TheaddressofthelocalCatholicMarriage GuidanceCentreis85HILLST.,PERTH. Telephone23-4548.
VaticanCity:InItalywhenpeopletalkofajobthatneverends, theysay"it'slikebuildingSt.Peter's."
Andalookatreportsof whatwasdonetothelargest churchintheworldin1961 showswhattheymean.
Maintenanceandrestorationarethetwomajorproblemsfacingthoseresponsiblefor.theupkeepofthe massivebasilica.According totherecentlyissuedyearbook,"Activitiesofthe HolySeein1961,"special workdonebytheSacred CongregationoftheBasilica ofSt.Peterincludedrestorations,alterationsandinstallationsofnewelectrical equipment.
TheChapeloftheChoir wascompletelyrestored. Allthemouldingsofthe vaultwerecleanedaswell asthewalls,thefloorand thechoirstallsandaltar.
ThenewAltarofSt.Josephwastemporarilyinstalled.ApaintingofSt.Josephwassubstitutedforthe mosaicofthecrucifixionof St.PeteratthewishofHis HolinessPopeJohnXXIII, whohasdesignatedSt.JosephaspatronoftheforthcomingSecondVatican Council.
AmosaicdepictingSt.JosephasProtectorofthe UniversalChurchisbeing finishedintheVaticanStudiosandwillreplacethe temporaryoilpainting.
Onehundrednewpews wereplacedinthechapel oftheBlessedSacrament, intheapseofthebasilica
infrontoftheAltarofthe Chairandinfrontofthe AltarofSt.Joseph.
TheorganontheGospel sideoftheAltarofthe Chairthathasbeenthere sincethereignofPope GregoryXVI11831-1846) wasdismantledandpartsof it.mainlythecasting,will beusedintheneworgan thatisnowbeingbuiltin Milan.
Anotherprojectcompleted lastyearwastheinstallationofanewelevatorto takevisitorsfromthechurch totheroofofthebasilica. ItwasinauguratedonApril 1,1961.
Byfarthemostelaborate programmeoftheyearwas theinstallationofanew
lightingsystemthroughout thechurch.Allthevaults andminorcupolasofthe sideaislesandchapelswere wired.Alsofloodedwithnew lightsarethe90-footbronze baldachinoabovethepapal altar,thestatuesofthe foundersaintswholine thewallsandthepapal monumentsthatfillthe sideaisles. Belowthemainfloorof St.Peter'stemporarysupportsplacedintheVatican grottoeswerereplacedby masonryandreinforced concrete.Therewerealso someminorexcavationsin frontoftheValerimausoleumintheancientRoman excavationsunderthegrottoes.
VaticanCity:TheItalianMinistryofPublicWorkshosagreedtoprovidelandfornew parishchurchesinRomewhichwillsaveup to30percentofconstructioncosts.
Therecentlyissuedyearbook,"ActivitiesoftheHoly Seein1961,"disclosedthat theItaliangovernmenthas agreedtoconsiderchurch sitesinthesamecategory aslandallottedforother W.
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Accordingtotheagreement,abuildingsitefora churchwillbereservedfor every10,000people.Thesite willbefrom80,000to120,000squarefeetandwill providelandforthechurch andforotherbuildingsconsideredpartofaparishunit.
Apermanentcommission istobeestablished,the PontificalWorkforthe PreservationoftheFaith andfortheErectionofNew ChurchesinRome,tobeadministeredbytheVicariate ofRome.
Uptonowthiscommissionhashadatemporary statusandhadtobuyland atthecostoftwodollars asquarefoot.Romechurch buildinghaslaggedfarbehindpopulationchangesafterWorldWarII.Rome inthepast20yearshas grownfromlessthanone millionpeopletomorethan 2.5million.
VaticanCitywillissueon April6aspecialseriesof stampstoraisefunds,incooperationwiththeUnited Nations,forafightagainst malariainAsiaandAfrica.
Theserieswillconsistof fourdenominationsintwo designsrecallingthework ofthepopesincombatting malaria.Thestampswill beissuedindenominations of15,40,70and300lire.
OneofthedesignsreproducesasamedalcastduringthereignofPopeSixtus Vtocommemoratehiswork indrainingthemalarial PontineMarshesin1588. Theotherreproducesan ancientmapillustrating PopePiusVI'sworksfor drainingthesamemarshes inthelate18thcentury.
AnInscriptionatthetop ofeachstampreads,"PopuliOmnesContraFebres Palustres" (AllPeoples AgainstMalaria).Inthe lowercornerofeachstamp isasketchofamalariacarryingmosquito.
During
newslideprojectorwhichheaddedtotheIndexequipment.Picturedfrom lefttoright:CardinalSpellman;ArchbishopMartinJ.O'Connor,rectoroftheNorth AmercanCollege;FatherGuyFerrari,O.S.B.,curatoroftheIndex;EugeneCardnal Tisserant,Dean
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Rome(DW),-TheSecret ConsistoryofMarch19will beextraordinaryinthat fiveofthetennewCardinalstobecreatedbyPope JohnXXIIIwillbemembers ofreligiousorders.Thiswill raisetotenthenumberof Cardinalsfrompapallyapprovedreligiousorders,the largest^epresentationfor religiousordersintheSacredCollegeofCardinalsin moderntimes.
Happeningasitdoeson theeveoftheEcumenical Council.this100percent increaseseemsdesignedby theVaticantogiveamore influentialroletothereligiousordersinthecomingEcumenicalCouncil whereCardinalswillwield greatinfluenceasthechief assistantsandadvisersto thePopeinthegovernment oftheCatholicChurch.
Thesixlargestclerical religiousorders,theJesuits, Franciscans,Salesians,Capuchins,Benedictinesand Dominicans,eachwith10,000ormoremembers,are nowrepresentedinthe87manSacredCollege.
SomeclericsinRomefeel thatthenominationof30 manymembersofreligious orderstotheSacredCollegeindicatesadesireon thepartoftheVaticanto callmoreattentiontothe religiouswayoflifeinthis age.
Otherclericsconsiderthe nominationsaspecialmark ofrecognitionfortheimportantrolebeingplayed byreligiousordersinthe lifeoftheChurchtoday, especiallyinthefieldsof education,hospitalcare, missionaryworkandadministrationofparishes.Todey onepriestineverythreeis amemberofareligiousorder.
ThefivenewreligiousordersthatwillberepresentedintheSacredCollegeof CardinalsaretheBasilians IAcacioCardinalCoussa, Syrian),Benedictines(AnselmoCardinalAlbareda, Spanish),Cominicans(MichaelCardinalBrowne. Irish),FranciscansJuan CardinalLandazuriRicketts, Peruvian),andSalesians (RaulCardinalSilvaHenriquez,Chilean).TheDominican'srepresentativeisthe order'sSuperiorGeneral.
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EVENTYnationsarerepresentedbythesemis nariansenrolledthisyearintheChurch'sforemostmissionaryuniversity.
ThePontificalUrbanCollegeforthePropagationof theFaithhasastudentbodythisyearof562regular studentsenrolledinitsuniversitycourses.Thereare also15studentsenrolledinthepreliminarycourses andeightwhoareenrolledasauditors.
Oftheregularstudentbody,122arestudyingphilosophy,378theology,ninemissiologyand53canonlaw.
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Althoughtheattendance atthegeneralmeetingheld lastSundaywasverypoor, aninterestingenquiryon thesubjectof"Reading" wasconductedforthosepresent.Themainpoints broughtoutwere(1)readingdefinitelymakesgirls' livesmoreinteresting;(2) itcanhelpdevelopagirl's personality,e.g.bybroadeningheroutlook;(3)books onfashions,dressmaking, cookery,homehints,C.T.S. pamphletsallpreparegirls forthefuture. Afterthemeetingmembersjoinedtheboys'group fortabletennis,recordsand supper.
EASTVICTORIAPARK
AcombinedgeneralmeetingwillbeheldonSunday, April1. Agirls'general meetingwasheldlast Thursdaynightandthe maintopicwasbasketball. Anygirlswhowishtoplay thisseasonareaskedtoring MissJ.Pendal(6-2071)or MissJ.Leitch(21-8266)between9and5.
Adancewillbeheldon April27.Wewishtowelcomeournewleader,Julie Hastie,whoisfromBunbury.
PALMYRA(GIRLS)
ThepicnictoLakeLeschenaultiawasasocialsuccessandallgirlsandboys whoattendedhadawonderfultime.
Ageneralmeetingistobe heldatthechurchhallon Sunday,March25,at8p.m. Basketballwillbediscussed atthismeetingandallgirls interestedareaskedtoattend.Asbasketballgrading dayisonApril7,thisisthe onlyopportunitywewill haveofformingateamand arrangingtimesforpractice soitisimportantthatthe girlsattendthismeeting. MargaretCarrwillshow someslidestakenwhileshe wasonherrecenttriptothe EasternStatesafterthe meeting.
HIGHGATE(GIRLS)
ThefirstbasketballmeetingheldlastWednesday nightafterthemeetingwas attendedby12girls.Among itemsdiscussedwerethe uniformoftheteamand trainingnights.Itwasdecidedthattrainingwould commenceeveryWednesday nightat6.30attheSacred HeartConvent.
OnTuesdaynightthe leaders'meetingwasheld. Duringthecourseofthe Chaplain'stalk,Father Doylestressedthededication,neededbyagirltobe atrueY.C.W.leader.Attractivenesswasonefactor whichcontributedtothe
dedicationandcourage.To actnaturally,tobeourselvesatalltimes,requires courage,andthisshouldbe pursuedbyleadersduring theirsociallife.Father Doylecontinuedthatthis couldbedonebyallattend. ingY.C.W.functionswith theviewofmeetingand mixingwithothergirls.
Duringthemeetingit wasreportedthatacurrent liveshowrunningatthe Playhousewasnotonlyobjectionableinthemebutalso crudeinexpression.
Anotherleaderreported thatafriendwhohadrecentlycompletedadeportmentcoursewasrathernonplussedbytheattitudesof modelswhoparaded women'sunderwearinfront ofmixedaudiences.From thisitwasseenthatadetrimentaleffectcouldbeproducedinthemindsofsome membersoftheaudience.
KENSINGTON Acombinedboys'and girls'leadersmeetingdecidedenthusiasticallythat Kensington'snextsocial eventwouldbeanevent withadifference.Allwere unanimousthatapicnic, barbecueanddanceshould beheld,thehighlightbeing agirlsversusboysfootball match.Thispicnicwilltake placeatthebeginningof May-moredetaailswillbe givenlater.
Alsodownfordiscussion waswhattodosociallyat generalmeetings.Atable tennischampionshiplasting threetofourmonthswas decidedon,withengraved cupsasprizes.Aswellas tabletennis,darts,arecord playerandquoitswillbe provided.Theorganisation theaboveeventsisin thehandsofcapablesocial organiserDavidGurray.
HIGHGATEBOYS
Theimportanceofmeditatingforatleastafew minuteseverydaywasdiscussedatlengthatthelast leaders'meeting.Allthe leaderssawtheimportance ofbeingabletoprayatany timeorinanyplaceby mentalprayer,especiallyfor youngpeoplewhoareconfrontedwithsomanysocial andoccupationaldistractionsandatthesametime tryingtofollowtheexample ofChristintheGospel.
Severalmeetingsofa makeshiftcommitteehave resultedinsomepositive suggestionsconcerningthe YouthWeektobeheldfrom May20to27withtheaim ofgivingyoungpeopleand parentsalikeanopportunity ofseeingtheneedforthe Y.C.W.Movementandwhat activitiesyoungmembersof theY.C.W.areengagedin.
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COMO(BOYS)
Manyoftheleaderscame upwithcontactswhowere unemployedornotparticularlyhappyintheirpresent placesofemployment.
Onestrikingexamplein thedifficultyofgettinga jobwasshownbysome figuresgivenintooneofthe leaders.Twoofhisfriends hadagooddealofcompetitioninapplyingforone vacancy.Inonecasethe numberwas300andinthe other80hadappliedfora position.
Oneoftheleadersthen explainedthataboyhe knewofpoorbackground hadappliedthroughhimfor ajobwithhisfather,but hispoorpasthadruinedhis chances.
Applecross-Comofootball teamhasformedacommitteeandhasreceivedagood roll-upfrombothparishes. Trainingisat5p.m.at WellingtonSquareonFridaynightandoneSunday morningatGairlochStreet oval,Applecross.
CLAREMONT(BOYS)
Anearlydrivethisyear fornewmembershasresultedinthenamesoffive newmembersbeingadded tothecensus.Plansarealso beingmadetocontactmembersintheSwanbournearea wheretodatetherehas beennoY.C.W.movement.
Atthelastgeneralmeet-
ingheldonMarch11itwas announcedthatClaremont wouldbeenteringateamin thetabletenniscompetition nowbeingarrangedbyMr. Henneker.Atableistobe installedintheReserveSt. hallforcompetitionmatches. Allmembersandany youngworkerswhoareinterestedareinvitedtothe nextgeneralmeetingtobe heldonSunday,March25, at8p.m.intheTennisClub rooms.
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TheTherrySocietyandHarroldWalsharetobecongratulatedandreprovedontheirlatestproduction. Theyaretobecongratulatedfortheirchoiceofplayaplaywhich,followingon"ChristmasintheMarket Place,establishedthemasastrongholdof20th-century Catholicdrama.
Itisaplaythesuccessof whichdependslargelyon theplayeractingPontius Pilate;andheretheywere fortunateinobtainingin BrianCardanactorwell equippedinappearance,demeanourandattack.
RosemaryFerguson,as Pilate'swife,andRegina Maxwell,asMaryMagdalen,ledamongahostof womendoingatleastadequatejusticetotheirparts. Judaswasinthehandsof thebestplayertheTherries haveeverpossessed.Peter Murphy'sAnnas,oneofthe bestjobshe'severdone,was initselfatributetotheproducer.Inmanywaysthe setsturnedtoadvantageone ofthemostdifficultof stageswithwhichaproducerhaseverbeenconfronted.
Whythenwastheaudiencesosmall,solukewarm (forgivethepun!)andsometimessobewildered?The smallnesswasprobablydue asmuchtoapoorlyworded advertisementandpoorpublicitygenerallyastothe competitionoftheapproachingPassionPlay.
Themaintrouble,however,wastheold,oldoneof inaudibility(atroublewith whichtheprofessionaltheatreisriddled).Theplay, aspreviouslystated,is Pilate'splay;andBrian Card'sadmirableconversationalunderplaying,which wouldhaveexcelledina smallmusicsalon,wastoo oftencarriedawayonthe windorhiddenbytheoccupantsoftherowinfront.
Somuchwasthissothat AllenTerrie,who,asCaiaphas,over-actedinatleast oneinstance,yetwasso penetratinglyaudiblethat healmoststoletheshow fromPilate.Thisproblem ofaudibility,accentuatedby thecontemporarycustomof underplayingandthrowing awaylines,notonlycaused Mary'ssuperbcurtainline toActItobemissedby many,butevenleftthe majorityindoubtasto whentheplayhadended.
TheSouthPerthCityHallwaspackedto capacityfortheSt.Patrick'sBallorganisedby theIrishClubonFriday,March16.
ThenationalflagsofAus-JuneYeng,assistedby traliaandIrelandhunginpupilsfromadancingschool, aprominentpositionsur-gaveadelightfulexhibition mountedbythecrestsoftheofIrishstepdancing. fourprovincesofIreland- Amongtheestimated400 Munster,Leinster,Con-presentwereScottishsing- naughtandUlster. ingstarRobertWilsonand Sprigsofshamrockweremembersofthevisiting eagerlysoughtandafrag-WhiteHeathergroup.Mr. mentoftheBlarneyStoneTommyWalkeractedas addedanovelattraction. compere.Intheofficial OrchestralmusicwaspartywereMr.T.Ahern, providedformoderndanc-Mr.andMrs.W.Mahoney, ing,whiletheShamrockMr.andMrs.W.Connolly, CeiliBandledbyTomMr.andMrs.JackJabbedy, O'BrienwasverypopularMr.andMrs.BrianHackett, withtheenthusiastsoftheRightReverendMonsignor HaymakersJigandtheMcMahon,FatherJ.Ryan, WallsofLimerick. Mr.JamesHayden,Mr.Pat-
Theofficialparty,headedrickO'Malley,MissJoan byMr.TomAhern,PatronKellyMr.GerardHackett, oftheBall,werepipedintoMissCamilleWilson,Mr. Mrs.GeorgeJackson, thehallbythreepipersto tuneof"TheWearingMissMaryMcDonald,Mr. oftheGreen."Clubpresi-andMrs.PatCostelloe,Mr. dentMr.WilliamConnollyandMrs.J.Walker,Mr.and readamessagefromtheMrs.Bob,Maguire,Mr.and PresidentofIreland,Mr.DeMrs.EddieFitzmaurice. Valera,whoconveyedthe Amongthosewhoentergoodwishesofthepeopletainedlargepartieswerethe ofIrelandtothepeopleofXaverianSociety,SeanCalWesternAustraliaandthelaghan,MissBrendaCarIrishClubonthefestiverick,Dr.JackO'Connor, occasion. MichaelQuinlanandBill AtthebreakofSt.Pat-Tunsted. rick'sDayMissReginaHunt ThenextIrishClubtunesang"HailGloriousSt.tion,adanceandsocial, Patrick,"andWesternAus-willbeheldatHighgate tralianchampiondancer,HallonSundayApril1.
Theremedyshouldhave beentofunktheseatsround anextendedapronstage, andthusallowanincrease ofaudi-andvisi-bility.This done,themicrophones shouldhavebeeneither improvedorabandoned.Intervalmusicisalways wastedanyhow;and,apart fromafewfanfates,theincidentalmusicshouldeither havebeenomittedorboth betterchosenandbetterreprodticed.
Inthecrowdscenethere wasonlyoneman.(Now theJewishworldbeingprimarilyaman'sworld,the booing,hootingcrowdwould havebeenmainlymale; whilethefewwomenwho hadventuredforthwould havebeeneitherconvertsor sympathisers.)Granteda shortageofmaleactors, therewasstillnothingto preventsomeoftheactressesbeingprovidedwith beardsandmaleattire,or evensubstitutingnoisesoff foracrowdscene.Some goodideas,likeplunging Pilate'sgardenindarkness andshiningaspotlighton thethreecrosses,werein thecarryingoutbuthalf effective.TomGoode,forall hisvaliantefforts,washopelesslymiscastasJosephof Arithmethea.Lastbutnot least,themostimportant nameofallwasmissing fromtheprogramme-the author's.
YetIwouldgivedlotto seethisplayagainwhile sittinginthefrontrowor withtheseatsarrangedas suggested-whichbyno meanspreventsmefrom saying,withPilate,"What Ihavewritten,Ihave written."-C.B.
Mr.andMrs.Morellini,ofDardanup,wereable bepresentattheReceptionoftheirdaughter,Sister Celestine,intotheOrderofSistersofSt.Josephof theSacredHeartofJesusrecently.Theceremony tookplaceattheOrder'sNovitiateatBaulkham Hills,NewSouthWales.Alsopresentforthe occasionwasSisterCelestine'sbrother-Reverend BrotherAndrewoftheMaristBrothers.Bernard, anotherbrother,isstudyingforthepriesthoodat PropagandaCollege,Rome,andisinthefirstyear Theologyclass.
TENNISCLUB
TheSt.Mary'sTennis Club,Leederville,tournamenteventsheldlastweekendcontinuedtoprogress smoothly.TheFinalsofthe noviceeventswerewon byNolaPetersoninthe singles,andLaurieDolan andNolaPetersoninthe doubles.Thiseventfornovicescreatedquitealotof interestfortheyoungplayersandprovedagreatsuccess.
Resultsofotherevents were:D.Smith,dM.Morris: K.Doogan.dB.Williams; B.BowmandC.Nelson;J. WhitelyandA.Gartnerd K.HeitmanandC.Honeyman;K.PurcelldJ..Cantoni:T.SomersdR.Bagley; P.SomersandE.Blackd J.CantoniandD.Smith; J.BarrandI.BurkedM. FeganandC.Nelson;T. SomersandP.BagleydG. MooreandG.Fogarty;J. HarrisandB.Bowmand D.ConroyandM.Morris; J.LoughlindK.Heitman; J.BarrdT.Power;R.BagleyandA.GartnerdG. PetersonandM.Cummins.
Congratulationswereofferedbytheclubandbest wishestoIreneBurkeon herforthcoming21stBirthdaythisweek.
MembersareagainremindedoftheAnnualDinnerandPresentationtobe heldonthe21stJuly.They areaskedtoprepareparties now,asalimitednumber ofticketswillbeavailable.
FollowingisthelistofentriesintheSecondWestern AustralianCatholicSchoolsDramaFestivaltobeheld attheAssemblyHall,PierStreet,Perth,fromTuesday, April24,toSaturday,April28.
IonaPresentationConvent, "MineEnemyMyFriend" (byT.B.Morris).
LoretoConventOsborne, "TheRivals,anexcerpt" (byR.B.Sheridan).
St.Patrick'sTechnical School,"SummerComesTo TheDiamond0"(byRobert Finch).
St.ThomasAquinas,BedfordPark,"ThePhantom Ship."(byMaryF.Matheson).
St.Joseph'sConvent,South Perth,"InTheFieldsOf Bethlehem"(byT.B.Morris).
SacredHeartHighSchool, Highgate,"TudorThorns" (byW.W.Jacobs).
BrigidineCollege,Floreat Park,"TheBishop'sCandlesticks"(byNormanMcKinnel).
St.Brigid'sCollege,Lesmurdie,"TheyWentForth" (byH.F.Rubinstein).
St.Mary'sLeederville "WomenAtWar"(byEdwardPercy).
ChristianBrothers'College Fremantle,"FakeColours" ibyW.W.Jacobs).
MaristBrothers'College,
Subiaco,"Playgoers"by SirArthurPinero.) DominicanConvent,Scarborough,"SundayCosts5 Pesos" (by Josephine Niggli).
ChristianBrothers'College. Highgate,"TheDroverc (byLouisEsson).
LoretoConvent,Nedlands, "Coriolanus,anexcerpt"(by WilliamShakespeare.) DeLaSalleBrothers,MidlandJunction,"Dampier's Ghost"(byHenriettaDrakeBrockman).
ChristianBrotners'College, Leederville,"Pawns"(by PercivalWilde).
TrinityCollege,Perth, "TheSeventhMan"(MichaelRedgrave.) St.Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle,"SakuraOfThe CherryTrees"(byaJapaneseAuthor).
TrinityCollege,Perth, "TheGrandChamsDiamond"(byAlanMonkhouse.)
St.Joseph'sConvent,VictoriaSquare,"MysteryPlay InHonourOfTheBirthOf OurLard"(byRobertHugh Benson).
Aquinas Coll.-azo, "he FarceOfTheDevil's Bridge"(byHenriGheon). St.Gertrude'sCollege, NewNorcia,"Esther"(by JohnMasefieldI. St.Ildephonsus'College. NewNorcia,"TheLunatic AndOthers"(byNoraMcDonald).
Producersarereminded thattwotypedscripts shouldnowbein(hepossessionofFestivalSecretaryAnneBurnett,13SalisburySt.,Rivervale,phone 6-5350.Onescriptisneeded bytheadjudicatorsandthe othershouldbesuitablyannotatedforusebyTherry Techniciansasalighting plot.
Thethreebestplayswill beannouncedafterthelast productiononFriday,April 27.Theplayswillbeseen againthefollowingSaturdayeveningincompetition fortheArchbishop'sShield. Itshouldhenotedthatindividualawardsmaywell gotothecastofaplaynot includedinthefinalthree.
TheIonaPresentation College,MosmanPark,held itsannualswimmingcarnivalatNedlandsBathson Friday.March16.Afresh breezeandchoppyconditionsdidnotdeterthecompetitorsfromprovidingan interestingprogramme.
Resultswere:Nagles172 points;St.Mary's168points; St.Anne's87points;St. Theresa's80points.
JuniorDivingChampion: JuneHall.
SISTERMARYOFST.ANTONIA
TheConventoftheGood ShepherdatLeedervillewas bereavedof,aneofits oldestmemberslastweek bythedeathofSISTER MARYOFST.ANTONIA FOLEY.
SolemnRequiemMass waschantedbyachoirof priestsfromthemetropolitanareaonThursdaylast inthepresenceoftheArch_ bishop.TheMasswascelebratedbytheconventchaplain,Rt.Rev.MonsignorJ. Wallace,assistedbyRev.D. Lenihanasdeacon,Rev.J. Nestorassub-deaconand Rev.T.Phelanasmasterof ceremonies.
ThelateSisterMaryof AntoniawasborninCounty
Cork,Ireland,nearly90 yearsago,ShecametorelativesinWesternAustralia earlyinthecenturyand trainedfornursingatthe PerthHospital.
Sheappliedtoenterthe religiouslifewiththeSistersoftheGoodShepherd whentheywereinAdelaide Terrace,whereshewasreceivedasapostulant.Her novitiatewasdoneatthe provincialmonasteryat Abbotsford,Victoria,from whenceshereturnedafter professiontothenewly establishedconventatLeederville.Hereshetookup dutiesasinfirmarian,organistanddirectressofthe youngergroupofgirls.
Mrs.GERTRUDEMILLICENTCASEY,formerlyof 44FranklinStreet,Leederville,diedinSt.Johnof God'sHospital,Subiaco,last week.
ThelateMrs.Casey, widowofJosephCasey,well knowninSt.Mary'sparish, wasburiedonSaturday morningfollowingRequiem Massintheparishchurch.
Thelargenumberof peoplepresentattheMass waswitnesstothehigh esteeminwhichshewas
heldduringherlife.Many oftheclergywhohadbeen atLeedervitleorwhoknew thefamilywerepresent,as wererepresentativesofreligiousorders.
ThelateMrs.CaseyissurvivedbyEileen(Mrs.J.Forrestal),Edna(SisterMary Mercy,St.JohnofGod Convent,Ballarat),Ena (Mrs. McCarthy),Les. Mavis(Mrs.J.Sheedy),Pat, Frances,Eleanor(Mrs.L. Hickey),Joe,Johnand Therese. R.I.P.
AnactiveandwellrespectedparishionerofSt. Brigid'sparish,WestPerth, tillshewenttolivewith herdaughterinBedford Park,diedlastweek.She wasMrs.EVASOMERS, formerlyofStrathconaSt., WestPerth.
ThelateMrs.Somersdied atthehomeofherdaughter, Mrs.N.Tomlin,onMarch 13attheageof87years. ShewasburiedfromSt. Peter'sChurch,Bedford ParkwithaRequiemMass
onThursdaylast.
Mrs.SomerswasafaithfulmemberoftheSacred HeartSodalityinWest PerthandagaininBedford Park,untilherinfirmity prohibitedherfromattendingthemonthlySacred HeartSunday.Herchurch activitiesweremanyand varied.
Mrs.Somersissurvived byGerald(Melbourne), Kevin,Carmel,George,Phil andJoan. Maysherestinpeace.
TheXaverianClublists thefollowingfunctionsfoam itsmembers: Friday.March30;Tennis andcoachingasusualatSt. Mary'sCourts,Britannia Road,Leederville.Members willmeetattheriverendof WilliamStreetat7.45p.m.
Atheatrepartytoseethe film"KingofKings"isbeingarranged.Asadefinite numberisrequiredbefore blockbookingscanfinally bemade,thosewishingto comeareaskedtocontact amemberofthecommittee sometimeduringthenext week.Theeveningsetaside forthisshowisThursday, April12.
Mostmemberswillbeenjoyingthemselvesthisweek-
TheAssociatedCatholic Colleges'CricketCompetitionMatcheswereplayed Tuesday,March20,andthe resultsareasfollows.
enddownbytheseasideat Pt.Peron.
TheXaverianClubisa socialgatheringforsingle Catholicgirlsover21years andmenover23years.Enquiriesmaybemadetothe presidentMr.NevilleSmyth (23-4451officehoursor 24-2400afterhous),orMiss BernadetteMcCormackat 67-4450.
LastSundayevening,All Hallows'Church,Boulder, waspackedwithactiveand Auxiliarymembersofthe LegionofMaryontheoccasionoftheannualAcies Ceremony.
Aftertherecitationofthe Rosary,FatherGainegavea sermonduringwhichhe stressedthetrueLegion spiritandtheneedforcooptingmoreasauxiliariesto theLegion.
SUNDAYMARCH HIS SiN5DIAhY,at2.45p.m.
AllfriendsandoldboysoftheCollege arecordiallyinvitedtoattend
SeniorDivingChampion: MarieRoberts. JuniorSwimmingChampion,MicheleMcDonald. SeniorSwimmingChampion:KerryRoberts.
TheCastledareboys' choirwillbeoneoftheitems inavarietyconcertputon bytheSt.Denis'Parents andFriends'Associationon SundayMarch25. Theconcertwillbeheld atSt.Mary'shall,Leedervilleandwillcommenceat 8.30p.m.
C.B.H.S.Highgate:6for 91defeatedSt.Joseph's, Subiaco8for85andthebest playersforHighgatewereB. Tangney28runs,andthe bowlingforHighgateJ. Armstrong3for31.ForSuhiacothebestplayerswere A.Redmond44runsand also3wicketsfor22.
C.B.C.Leederville9wicketsfor93defeatedC.B.C. Fremantle8wicketskir90. BestplayersforLeederville L.Schwan21andM.Sydney-Smith19not"out. ThebowlingforLeederville:F.Colreavy3for18. M.Sell3for26.FremantlebestplayerswereN. Beccaria33'runs.Bowling figuresD.Ingraham4wicketsfor35.
BenedictionoftheBlessed SacramentfollowedtheAC. ofConsecration.Thenall assembledmetintheparish hallforaconcertandsupper.Manybeautifulvocal itemswererendered.Arecitationortwoandapianoforteduetwereinterspersed withcommunitysinging.A supperwasservedtoconcludetheevening.
RETREAT
ARetreatwillbeheld forSt.Joseph'sCollege FremantleEx-Scholars'4,. AssociationonMarch25 atthecollege,commencingwithMassat10a.m. andconcludingwith Benedictionat5Pan.
ThemoraleatTherry's wasverylowatlastMonday'smeetingwhenthe balancesheetof"Caesar's Friend"wasread.Dueto suchminuteaudiences,the play,thoughconsideredby thesocietytobewellconstructedandpresented,was afinancialloss. NextMonday,apreliminaryreadingofathree-act comedywilltakeplacewith aviewtoitbeingthener Therryproduction.
TherriesmeetonMondays at8p.m.,44aPierStreet, whereabellisinstalled. Enquiriesring71-4581in theevenings.
Elevengirlswillmake theirdebutattheNewman Ballthisyear.Theywillbe presentedtotheChancellor oftheUniversity,SirAlex Reid,onThursdayApril26, attheSubiacoCityHall.
The.girlsareStephanie Briggs,ofFloreatPark; LorraineRose,ofWembley; AnneHewitt,ofNedlands; MargaretFlood,ofWembley;MarcellineBurrows,of Doubleview;ElizabethDoherty,ofDoubleview;ChristineHealy,ofNedlands; JosephineBoyle,ofWembley;CaroleWaddell,of Leederville;AngelaMona. ghan,ofClaremont;Mary Kelly,ofBunbury.
CLUB
TheLoyolaClub'snext socialwillbeheldonApril 6at10KingStreet,Perth. TheClubisasocialgatheringofCatholicmenand womenover35,including marriedcouples.Inquiries regardingmembershipmay bemadetothepresident, Mrs.EnaButcher(67-1580) orthesecretaryMiesJoanna Beattie(21-7049).Subscriptionsfor1962maybesent tothetreasurer,MissJoan Miller,4RavenswoodDrive, Nollamara.
Mr.andMrs.G.TACCAMOwiththeRev. T.Tomichwhoofficiatedattheirwedding atSt.Kieran'sChurch,OsbornePark.
CAPT.ADOLFOROLETTIoftheBridgewaterandhisFirstEngineer,FrancoCossanello,lookthroughacityguidebook withtheaidofhostessesCarmelGough andVernaCostello.Theoccasion
Patrick'snightsocialattheStella MarisClubforseafarersatFremantle.
Mr.andMrs.COLIN FRAZERsigntheregisteraftertheirmarriageatOurLady QueenofMartyrs' Church,Maylands. ThebridewasformerlyMarilynBoyd. Officiatingpriestwas Rev.Fr.McSweeney. rs
Mr.andMrs.DONALDCAMPBELL enterthebridalcaraftertheirwedding atSt.Brigid'sChurch,Midland.The bride,formerlyPaulineTrefry,isthe daughterofMr.andMrs.G.G.Trefry ofMidland.Thegroomisthesonof Mr.andMrs.A.CampbellofGlossop, SouthAustralia.
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MoylandswasmarriedonFebruary24 toDERRICKFLYNN ofBunburyatSt. Columba'sChurch, SouthPerth,the Rev. Dr.P.Quinnofficiatingattheceremony andNuptialMass. Bothbrideandgroom areonthestaffofthe A.B.C.
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AtAnExhibition,N.B.C. Symphony/Toscaflint. R.C.A:Stereo,57/6.
Thisisanotherissueofa notableToscaninirecording whichhasbeenprocessedto givesomethingofthefullnessofastereorecording. Isay"something"advisedly becausetheresultisnotas goodascontemporarystereo recording.Inmattersofthis kind,however,itistheperformance,asalways,that mattersandhereisimprovedsoundimposedon aperformancewhichhas alwaysbeenacceptedas extremelygood.Thebest alternativeis bythe RoyalPhilharmonicunder Goosens.
MOZART:PianoConcertos Nos.25(K503)and27 (K595).FouTs'ang/ ViennaStateOpera/Desarkens.Westminster,55/-. Everynowandagain,I drawattentiontopossibly thegreatestseriesinmusic, thepianoconcertosofMozart.Almosteveryoneof thelast15(fromK449onwards)isauniquemasterpiece,eachquitedifferent fromitsfellows.Herewe havethetwolastgreat ones(forNo.26,the"Coronation,"iscommonlyregardedastheleastofthe series).Theyaregreatly contrasted,K503beingakin tothe"Jupiter"initsOlympiangrandeurandK595 havingtheetherealquality ofverylateMozart,that other-worldlinessof"The MagicFlute."
ThereisnotmuchdifferenceinthewayFouTs'ong playseitherofthem,noris theorchestraimpressive. Bothsidessoundlikecheerful,pleasantmusicwhich wouldmakeanexcellent backgroundforquiettalking amongfriends.Unfortunately,asfarasK503isconcerned,thereisn'tareally first-classperformancein existence;thebestIhave heardiswaybackin1956 (HaebleronVox).K595is muchmorefortunate, severalgoodperformances beingavailable,thebestof whichistheexcellentBrendel,alsoonVox;backedby K453,ofelfincharm,thisis oneofthebestrecordsof Mozartpianoconcertos.If youwantK595,buythat;if youwantK503,waitandsee whattheyearswillbring.
ALFREDHILL:ViolaConcertoandBMinorSymphony("Australia").SydneyS.O./HenryKrips.
H.M.V.,57/6.
WhetherAlfredHill reallymadeaseriouscontributiontomusic,onlytime willtell:Heworkedentirely inthetraditionoflate19th centuryEuropean and whetherourAustraliancultureisgoingtodevelopvery farfromEuropeanlinesis abigquestionmark.
Bothworksareveryplea-
santintheBrahmsianmannerand,recordedata specialconcertcelebrating Hill's89thbirthday,thedisc isofconsiderablehistorical interest.
MENDELSSOHN:"Scotch" Symphonyand',Hebrides" Overture.Philharmonia/ Klemperer.Columbia, Thecurrentlyunder-rated Mendelssohnwrotesome lovelymusic,nottheleast thesetwoworks.Icannot butfeelthatKlempererisa littletooaugusttogetthe trueIdendelssohnianflavour.Irememberarecording ofthissymphony,together withthis.overture(Ithink) issuedsomemonthsagoon theDeccalabel(asfaras Icanrecall).I'msorryto besovague,butI'velost trackofitinmynqtes thoughnotinmymind. Anyway,theconductorof thatwasPeterMaagandit wasoneofthefinestperformancesofthe"Scotch" thatIhaveheard.This Klempererwouldbeagood second,butstillsecond.
CLAIRDELUNE:ADebussypianorecitalby PhilippeEntremont.Coronet,57/6.
ThisyoungFrenchpianistplayedagreatdealof Debussyathisrecitalin Perththeyearbeforelast andprovedhimselfanexcellentinterpreter.Thisisa widecross-sectionofDebussy,ingenerallikethe FirkusnyissuedbyCapitol abouttwoyearsago,butnot quitecoincidingindetail. Speakingfrommemory,this seemsatleasttheequal,if notthesuperior,oftheFirkusny;thatishighpraise, indeed.
ODHAMSQUICKFRENCH
Italian,Germanand Spanish).42/6eachset.
Asahopelessbuthopefullinguist(ifyouseewhat Imean),Iamslowtopass afinaljudgmentonthese discsandwillreturnto themnext'week.Sufficeto saythattheyarecourses appliedtoacquiringenough ofalanguageforaholidayandareconfinedtopractical needs.Eachsetconsistsof about120pp.oftext,togetherwithtwo7in.EP33 r.p.m.discswithatotal playingtimeofroundabout anhour.Thespeechisslow andprecise,ofcourse,andI hadnodifficultywiththe French,GermanandItalian, thelanguagesofwhich I haveasuperficialknowledge.Therealtestwillbe withSpanish,ofwhichIam quiteignorant;Iwillreport onthatnextweek.Anexpertlinguistthinksthat boththeFrenchandGerman accentsontheserecords aremarkedlyEnglish.The Italianislikelytobemost popular,judgingbythe largenumbersattendingthe AdultEducationItalian classes.
impressive.Toooftentheforty daysslipbyunaccountably andtheproposedreading campaignsomehowgets side-tracked.
Alessimposingtarget thanatwo-volumelifeof Christ,forexample,would beoneorotherofthetwo slimpaperbackslistedabove. PerhapsitshouldbementionedthatbotharepublishedbytheAnglicanpublishingfirmofMowbrays andbotharetranslatedand arrangedbyAnglicanscholam.Ifsuchinformation scaresoffpotentialCatholic readersonecanonlyregret thelosstherebysustained fornothingcouldbemore genuinelyandauthentically Catholicthanthesourceof material-thegreatSt. Bernardhimstlf,dominating twelthcenturyEurope,and PsefamousfourteenthcenturyEnglishmystic,Mother Julian.Itisinterestingto note,inpassing,theextent towhichAnglicanwriters andeditorsarereturningto pre-Reformationpersonalitiesasthesourcespringof theirspirituality.
TheselectionfromSt. Bernardistakenfromhis commentaryonPsalmNinetyOnegiventohismonks atClairvauxasaLenten coursesomewherebetween 1138and1153.
Twentiethcenturylay readersmightpossiblyfind St.Bernardslightlyheavy going.Atfirstthestyle islikelytoappearponderousandornateunlessone hasalreadymadetheacquaintanceofSt.Bernard insomeofhisotherwritings.
Onecanbelessreserved andmuchmoreenthusiastic aboutMotherJulianandthe
shortdailyreadingsselected fromherjustlyreveredand stillwidelyread"RevelationsofDivineLove."
Ifthereaderisnotalreadyacquaintedwith MotherJulianandherfamousrevelationsImakethe strongestpossiblesuggestionthatthelackberemediedbyacquiring-thisvery finemoderntranslation.
MotherJulianlivedfrom approximately1342to1413 andwasananchoressorrecluseinacelladjoiningthe ancientchurchofSt.Julian inNorwich.Shebelongsto asmallbutrenownedgroup ofmysticalwriterswhohave cometoberegardedasone ofthefinestfloweringsof Englishspirituality.
Theselectionpresented hereisbasedonadaily readingoftwoorthree, paragraphsfromtherevelationsvouchsafedtoherat theageofthirtyandmeditatedonforlongyears.
Toquotetheauthor'sown commentabouttheRevelations:
"Throughoutthebook shinesherburningloveand desireforGod,andherintenseawarenessthatapart fromHimnocreatedthings ormundaneevent,however important.hasanymeaning orrelevance.(Andhowvitalisherwitnesstothis truthinthisdisillusioned andmaterialisticage!).She speaksoftheinfinitemerits ofChrist'sPassion;ofthe unityofallmankindin Him;ofthetruththatall rightprayerandactionperformedbyChristiansare donebyChristHimself, workinginandthrough them.Theseandmanyother truthsMotherJuliansets beforeus,allowingusto sharethefruitsofherlong yearsofprayer."
Theseshortreadingsmake anexcellentintroductionto MotherJulianandofferan ideallittlebookforLenten devotions.
ALARGEand appreciative audiencepackedthe CapitolTheatreon Sundaynightforthe annualIrishNational Concert,whichwas comperedwittilyand breezilybyMr.Lloyd Lawson.
Theeveningopenedwith apot-pourriofIrishairs playedwithniceprecision andtonebySt.Joseph's OrchestrafromVictoria Square,andaspecialbouquetshouldgotoSuzanne Mazlin,whosteppedintothe jobofconductoratshort noticeaftertheregular "maestro,"MissMarjorie Wyndham,hadbeenincapacitatedbyacaraccident. Theorchestralselectionwas anexcellentcurtain-raiser, andsetthestandardfora mostenjoyableevening's entertainment.
Theseconditemonthe programmewasfromOur Lady'sCollege,andit provedoneofthemost movingofthenight'sitems. Verysimplymounted,with achoirdressedintheschool uniform,andcompetently comperedbyoneofthe seniorgirls,CatherineDillon,itconsistedofselections fromJohnO'Brien's "AroundTheBoreeLog," somesung,somerecitedby thechoir,onesungasasolo byDeirdreBurvill,andthe loveliestofthemall,"The PartingRosary,"recitedby MaryNoonan.
Highlightsoftheactwere thedancingofasmallgroup tothefiddlingofTom O'Brienandthemimingof theamusing"Tangmalangaloo,"completewitha Bishoprobedinborrowed plumesofsuchauthenticity thatonesuspectedanaccompliceinthePalace.
MargotRobertsonlooked herusualattractiveselfand sangthreenumbers,thefirst twoIrishandthethird "VoicesofSpring,"which gavetheaudienceanopportunityofhearingherdelightfulcoloratura,anda groupofdancersfromthe
Manyhundredsofmusic-loversinPerthwere astoundedtohear"GodSavetheQueen"playedbythe LondonPhilharmonicOrchestraatthebeginningofthe 1962seasonlastweek.Thesoundofareallybig orchestraissomethingquiteonitsown,thereisno substitute,notevenbythemostfaithfulhighfidelity.
warhorses,likethe"Eroica" ortheBrahmsFirst,would havebeenarevolutionary experiencewhenplayedby L.P.O.The"WilliamTell" Overture,playedasanencore,certainlywas.
Thedifferencebetween theL.P.O.andourlocal orchestraisnotmerelyone ofsize,however,butof balance.Whilethewoodwindsandbrassaremuch thesameinthetwoorchestras.andthereareonly16 firstviolinsasagainst12, theL.P.O.hasdoubletho numberofsecondviolins, violasandcellos,together witheightbassesasagainst three.Theresultisamassivestringbasslinewhich canholdagainstbeing swampedbythebrassin fortisissimopassages;the brassdoesn'thavetohold itselfinandtheresultis overwhelming.
Theperformanceswere greetedwithuproariousapplausewhichwaswelldeserved.Thetwofinestpieces were,Ithought,VaughanWilliams'"Fantasiaona ThemebyTallis"andStravinsky's"FirebirdSuite."
Intheformerthestrings oftheorchestradividedinto twoparts,oneofwhichwas agroupofnineplacedat thebackofthestage.This playedantiphonallywith themainorchestra,rather likeaconcertogrosso,ex-
ceptthatsometimesthe frontstringswerelimitedto asoloquartet.Itwasa hauntinglybeautifulperformancewitharemarkable feelingofperspectivein sound.
Itwasinthe"Firebird" Suite,however,thattheperformancerosetoitshighest peak.Toatleastonelistenerthiswasthemostworthwhilemusicoftheevening withawidedynamicrange andvividlycontrastingorchestracolour.Thetechnical qualityoftheorchestra showedtoitsbestatstaccatopassagesintheInfernal DanceofKasthei,wherethe drumsandaboutseventy stringsproducedatransient whichhadthementaleffect ofacannonshot.
Sibelius'sFifthSymphony. aftertheStravinsky,seemed stodgyanddull.Ican'thelp butfeelthatitsinclusion wasamistake,atleastfor Perth.WhileMelbourneand Sydneyhavefull-sizeorchestras,Perthhasn'tand manypeoplehere,particularlytheyoung,haven't heardoneofthegreatclassicalsymphoniesplayedby abigorchestra.Eventheold
NormaAtkinsonSchoolof Dancingfilledinwithtwo items,onefromthelittle onesandtheotherfromthe seniormembersofthe school. Thefirsthalfoftheconcertconcludedwithachoir fromCastledareunderthe directionofBrotherMurraysinging"Macnamara'sBand" and"KittyofColeraine." Theaudiencewasinamood tohearmore,andthechoir wereultimatelyprevailed upontosingtheirschool song.
Aftertheinterval,the CarneyTrio,piano,'cello andviolin,gaveavery polishedrenditionof"The LastRoseofSummer"and "TheSnowy-Breasted Pearl,"whichwasfollowed byaverycolourfuldisplay bythegirlsoftheBrigidine Conventonthethemeof "TheKerryDancers."This wasmostartisticallymounted,withstonewallsonthe frontsidesandabackdrop ofacountrysetting.
ThetenorRonPolisistrini wasingoodvoiceforhis threenumbers,"Listen, Mary,""Macushla"and "MotherMachree,"andthe seniorgirlsofSantaMaria followedwithaverypleasantactentitled"AnIrish Hunt."Apartfromthe excellenceofthehunting costumes,theiritemwas notable'forthesplendid choralwork. NoSt.Patrick'sNight ConcertthesedaysiscompletewithouttheSt.Mary's CathedralChoir,andIactuallyspoketosomeenthusiastsintheintervalwho wereneitherparentsnor Irish,andwhoconfessed theyhadNinetohearthe Choir.Theconcertdirector, FatherAhern,hadreserved themforlastandtheymade anexcellentfinalewiththe boysandmen theirsoutanesandsurplicesgrouped aroundatableaufromOur Lady'sCollege.Theysang tooIrishnumbers,"LondonderryAir"and"Erin! TheTearandtheSmilein ThineEyes,"andtwosacred numbers,"0Sanctissima" and"TotsPulchraEs^' Theconcertendedwith. anorchestralrenderingof Ireland'sNationalAnthem. -"DaCapo."
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"ENQUIRER,"CARDIFF:Ihaveheardit-mid that"cleanlinessisnexttogodliness."
R.:ThatisanancientJewishproverb.TheHebrew Talmudtreatsatgreat lengthofthedutiesofpersonalcleanliness,declaring thisareligiousobligation outofrespectforone's Maker,-sincemanhimselfis madeinthedivineimage andlikeness.Thedutyof cleanlinessalsoextendsto allthingsofwhichman makesuseandtheenvironmentinwhichhelives.Like mostproverbs,however, "cleanlinessisnexttogodliness"isnotintendediobe takenasliterallytrue.Itis merelymeanttoemphasise thedutyofcleanliness.Man hasdutiestoGod,tohimself andtohisneighbours;and
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therearedutiesbothtoself andtoone'sneighbour whichrankhigherinimportancethancleanliness. Still,cleanlinessisa.virtue, aformofChristiantemperancedemandingareasonablecareofoneselfand one'ssurroundingsoutof considerationforone'sown dignityasachildofGod andforotherswithwhom onelives.
"UNTIDYHOUSEWIFE"
Q.:Doesthismeanthatuntidyhousekeepingwould beasin?
R.:Itmeansthatuntidy housekeepingcouldbeasin, ifitwereduetodeliberate :lothandneglect.Oftenit isnotasinbecausetheuntidypersonisjustbuiltthat wayandisscarcelyaware ofdisorderanddirt.People varyintheirinstinctsfor tidinessandcleanliness.In thehome,however,both husbandandwifehaveduties.Thehusbandmaybe thebreadwinner,butthe
LUCKIEST AGENCT PERTH
SINOFGLUTTONY
Q.::Alsoreadthatoverindulgenceineatingor drinkingisasin.
R.:Suchexcessisaform ofgluttonywhichranksas oneofwhatarecalledthe capitalsins.Thesearecalled"capitalsins,"notbecausetheyarenecessarily thegreatestsins,butbecause theyareunrulyinclinations whichcanbethesourceof manysinsiftheyarenot keptundercontrol.
OVER-EATING
Q.: Over-indulgence in drinkingisclear,but wouldsomethinglike over-indulgenceinchocolatesbeasin?
FL:SincevirtueVonsists inobservingduemoderation, avoidingtheextremesofdefectandexcess,over-indulgenceinanythingisasin, althoughofcourseItcanhe moreorlessserious.Where gluttonyisconcerned,it wouldcerVinlybeaserious sintocOntifiue-eatingor drinking;foreseeingthatby doingsoonewouldmake oneselfpositivelyill.That, however.-wouldrarelyhappen,andusuallysinsinthis matterwouldbevenial faults.-
HOWCANONEKNOW?
Q.:Howwouldonebeable tojudgewhereover-indulgencebeganandnormallikingfinishup?
R.:Onlybyusingone's owncommonsense.Thereis nothingwrongwithenjoyingfoodanddrinkwehappentolike;norcanthere beanyexactmeasureapplicable40everybody.Also therearereasonablemargins betweentwolittleandtoo muchfor.anybody.When, however,apersonfeelsthat hehimladdenough,andas muchashewouldnormally have,yetgoesoneatingand drinkingknowingquitewell thatheisdoingsomerely forthesakeofeatingand drinking.heknowsheis over-indulginghisappetite forfoodanddrink.Thatis opposedtoChristianmoderationorthespiritofselfdenialandmortification.
HOWCONFESSSUCH
ASIN
Q.:Howwouldapersonexpresssucha foolishsoundingsin(ifitisa sin)inconfession?
R.:Excessintakingfood wouldusuallybenomore thanavenialsinandone isnotobligedtoconfess venialsins.Itissufficienttorepentofvenialsinsof whichoneisconsciousand resolvetoavoidthemforthe future.If,however,one wantedtoconfessover-indulgenceineating,one couldsay:"Iwasunmortifledatmealsbytakingmore foodthanIshould,"orsimply:"Icommittedafault ofgluttonybyover-eating."
OurLady's"La Sallette"Message
FamilyLimitation
Ft.:No.
Q.:Youhavesaidthattheonlypermissibleway formarriedpeopletolimitthenumberoftheir childrenisbyabstinencefrommaritalrelations.
R.:Thatistrue,thepartiesagreeingtoabstain fromtheirmaritalprivilegeseithercompletely untilanotherchildiswelcome,ortoabstain periodicallyduringfertiledaysandrestricting themselvestosteriletimeswhicharepopularly_ spokenofasthe"safe-period."Thatwouldbea formofnaturalbirthcontrolinsofarasnature itselfisnotoperativeatsuchtimesandnoartificial meansofanykindareusedtopreventconception.
"SAFE-PERIOD"CALCULATORS
Q.:Yetthe"SundayVisitor,"ofDecember3,1961, whilecondemingadvertisementsofinstruments forcontrollingpregnancy,saidthatsuchinstruments,sincetheyconcernedthe"safeperiod," couldnotbecondemnedinthemselves.
R.:Ithinkyouhavebeenmisledbythedescriptionofthemas"controllingpregnancy."Theyare merelysystematiccalculatorstodeterminemore accuratelythetimesofnaturalfertilityandthe timesofnaturalsterility.Theyhavenoinfluence. upon,andexercisenocontroloverconceptions. Theonlycontrollingfactoristheself-controlof marriedpeoplethemselves,insofarastheyagree torenouncetheuseofmaritalprivilegesduring fertileperiodswhichthesystematiccalculators claimtoindicatewithgreaterprecisionthanis otherwiselikely.
BIRTHPREVENTIONFORBIDDEN
Q.:Formerlyweweretoldthatifthe"safe-period" methodsofavoidingconceptionsfailed,resultant childrenmustbeacceptedasGod'swill;butnow instrumentsarepermitted.
R.:Noartificialmeansofpreventingconception, whetherbydrugs,chemicalpreparationsormechanicalinstruments,aremorallylawful.Systematic devices,whicharemerelyahelpinadditionto calendar-chartinginordertoworkoutmore. exactlywhenfertileperiodsandsterileperiods occur,arepermissible.Butobviouslyinformation aboutthetimeshasnodirectinfluenceonthe biologicalfunctionsthemselves.Ifnormaland -naturalrelationshipsduringthe"safeperiod"do notresultinconception,theonlycauseofthatis natureitselfwhichdoesnotthenhappentobe productiveofoffspring.Shouldconceptionoccur insuchacase,thoughirregularitiesormiscalculation,thenonemustresignoneselftoGod'swilland .accepttheresultantchild.
CONDITIONSFORUSEOF"SAFEPERIOD"
Q.:Againweweretoldthateventhe"safe-period" methodoflimitingthenumberofchildrenis permissibleonlyforreasonsofill-health,poverty orlackofaccommodation.
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-R.:Ihaveneverseenany accountoftheLaSalette messagecontainingthose particularwords.OnSeptember19,1846-notinthe 1830's-theBlessedVirgin Maryappearedtotwopeasantchildren,MaximinGiraud,aged11,andMelanie Mathieu,aged15.ThisoccurredatLaSatlette,in France.Shetoldthechildrentowarnthelocalpeople thatunlesstheyrepentedof theirirreligionandblasphemouslanguage,adisaster:ousfaminewouldcome upontheirregion.Thenshe confidedasecretmessage tothechildren,whicheventuallytheycommitted-to writing,tobeforwardedto PopePiusIX.Whatthe messagewasthePopenever hillydisclosed:butsome timeafterwardssaidthat scourgeswerepredictedfor thewholeofFranceunless thenationrepentedofits irreligion:addingthat,in hisopinionGermany,Italy andindeedthewholeof Europe,mustberankedas equallyguiltyandequally deservingofGod'sanger. Andhesaidtheessenceof themessagewas:"Unless youdopenance,youshall
allperish."Itwasalongthe linesoftheproclamations oftheOldTestamentprophets,suchasJonah-and ananticipationoftherepetitionofthesamewarninggivenbyOurLadyat Fatima,inPortugal,in1917. Whenoneconsidersthehistoryofhumanbehaviourin general,onefeelsthatthere hasneverbeenageneration whensuchademandfor repentance,themendingof ourways,andarenewed service,ofGod,couldberegarded-to-saytheleast -asuntimely!
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Q.:Yetyouhavesaidthat,whileatwo-childfamily isnotenough,afterthreeorfourchildren, althoughthatisnottheideal,useofthe"safe period"ispermissibleforthewholeoftherest ofmarriedlife;sothattheChurch,itseems,has scrappedthenecessaryconditionsafterthat. ,R.:Youhavenotrightlyunderstoodthismatter. IsaidthatthestateofmarriageisintendedbyGod primarilyforthepreservationandpropagationof thehumanrace.Atwo-childmarriageinwhich themarriedcouplemerelyreplacethemselves, wouldnotsufficeeventopreservethehumanrace, consideringthenumberofpeoplewhoforvarious reasonsareeitherunabletomarry,ortohave childreniftheydo.Forthepreservationofthe humanracethosewhomarryshouldifpossible haveathreetofour-childfamily,whileforthe growthoftheraceafivetosix-childfamilyis necessary.Marriedpeople,whoareabletodoso, havenotfulfilledtheirprimarydutyunlessthey havefiveorsixchildren.Theidealwouldbean evenlargerfamilythanthat.Butiftheyhavefive orsixchildren,thenecessaryconditionsforthe systematicuseofthe"safeperiod"whichapplyto thosewhohavenotfulfilledtheirprimaryduty wouldnotapplytothem-certainlynotasaserious obligationofconscience.
Q.:Whomadethechanges,please?PopePiusXII orPopeJohnXXHI?
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Catholicwomen willgivestrongsupporttoAustralia's contributiontothe FreedomFromHungerCampaign.
TheCampaign,whichwas originatedbytheFoodInd AgricultureOrganisationof theUnitedNations,hasas itsaimtheeliminationof hungerandmalnutritionin theworld'sunder-developed countries.
Australiaisoneof104 countrieswhichhavepledgedsupportforthecampaign.
Todate,30countrieshave formednationalcommitteestoworkactivelyfor theFreedomFromHunger Appeal.
TheGeneralPresidentof theCatholicWomen's LeagueintheSydneyarchdiocese,Mrs.W.C.Chandler,saidrecentlythatCatholicwomenwereready, andindeedanxious,to throwtheirfullweightbehindthe,appeal.
LastyeartheSydney C.W.L.raised£2000,which wasusedtobuyamobile, combinationcanteen-clinic foruseinHongKong.
Thevan,whichisnow distributingfreebread, milkandnoodlestorefugeechildren,waspartof theSydneyC.W.L.'sinternationalprojectfor1961.
"Weareatpresentdecidingwhatourinternationalprojectfor1962willbe," saidMrs.Chandler.
"Therearesomanyareas whichurgentlyneedassistance,thatitisadifficult choice."
Co-operation
Mrs.Chandlerexplained thatinadditiontothisspecialproject,Catholicswishedtoco-operatewithother sectionsofthecommunity insupportoftheFreedom FromHungerAppeal.
Shesaidthatthejobof teachingtheworld'shungry tofeedthemselvesisa largeandpressingone.
Mrs.Chandlerpointedout thatitisnotgenerallyrealisedbypeopleinmore
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prosperouscountriessuchas Australiathatoneinevery threepersonsintheworld goestobedhungry.
"However,ifweareever toconquertheevilsofmalnutritionandhunger,we mustteachtheunder-prix elegedtogrowmorefood, andwemustteachthem elementarynutrition,"she said.
"TheFreedomFromHungerCampaignisaself-help operationonamassivescale.
"Cash,equipmentand manpowerwillbeneededto helpsolvetheproblIvn. which,unchecked,grows worseeveryyear."
HisHolinessthePope hasshownpracticalapprovaloftheFreedomFrom HungerCampaignbydonating£950totheUnitedNations.tobedividedequallybetweenitstechnicalassistanceprogrammeandits SpecialFund.
TheHolySee'spledgeis thefifthgifttothetechnicalassistanceprogramme andthefourthtotheSpecialFund.
HugeTask
Themagnitudeofthe task,aswellastheopportunitiesfacingthemorefortunatecountriestoday,have foundnobleexpressionina speechmadebyPopeJohn lastyear.Thefollowingis ashortextract:-
"Rightlyandholily-belovedchildren-mustwe repeatandexalttheprincipleofhumansolidarity. andrememberandpreach loudlythedutyofthose communitiesandindividuals wholiveinplenty,toreach outtothosewholivein want.
"Unfortunately, emergencyreliefcannoteradicate thecausesofwant.Hence theneedforcollaboration onaworld-widescale:collaborationthatbeunselfish, takemanyforms,andbe directedtowardsinvesting heavilybothcapitalandthe highesttechnicalskillthat favoursandpromotessimultaneously,economicdevelopmentandsocialprogressin economicallyunderdevelopedcountries,whilststrivingtomakethosewhoare principallyconcernedtake aninterestintheirpersonal,familyandsocialimprovement."
FreedomFromHunger committeesarebeingestablishedthroughoutAustralia andadriveforfundsand otherassistancewillbeinitiatedlaterthisyear.
Mrs.Chandlersaidthat theCatholiccommunityin Australiaplannedtomake substantialcontributionsin anumberofways.
Bonn,Germany.-InGermanywheregovernmentactivityisgrowinginmanyspheres,a notion-widecampaignisunderwaytohelppeoplenotonlytohelpthemselvesbutespecially tohelponeanother.
Germany'slonelyoldpeople,itschildlesswidowsand retiredbachelorsandelderlycoupleswhosefamilies arescatteredarethebeneficiaries.Mrs.Wilhelmine Luebke,wifeoftheGermanPresidentHeinrichLuebke, ishonorarypresidentofthecampaign,andGerman advertisersandadvertisingmediaaregivingitfree publicity.
Theaimisnotonlytofostermoreandbetterhomes fortheagedandovercomeshortagesintheirpersonnel, butalsototackleproblemsofcompanionshipanda senseofpurpose.
Andthecampaign'sguidingorganisation,knownas CommunityAction,istryingtodealwithproblems thatarisewhenolderandyoungergenerationslive
Mrs.WilhelmineLuebke,wifeofthepresidentof WestGermany,ishonorarypresidentof"peopleto people"campaignpromotedbyGermany'sCatholicassocitionswhoseaimitistorestorepublicresponsibility.
"Sparetimeforyourneighbour,"isthesloganand Germany'slonelyoldpeople,itschildlesswidows.retiredbachelorsandelderlycouplesarethebeneficiaries. KnownasCommunityAction,theprogrammeswingsinto itsfourthyearwiththousandsjoiningtheeffort. underthesameroom.Theemphasisisnotonfinancial helpbutunderstanding.
"Wedonotaskformoney,althoughweneedit urgently,"saidDr.WilhelmAlbs,directorofBerlin's GermanCatholicCharitiesOrganisationandaleaderof thenation-widecampaign.
"Wearelookingforhelpfulpeople.Ouraimisto bringaboutthemeetingofhelplesspeopleandhelpful people."
Germany'sexperimentinpersonalinitiativebegan onamoremodestscaleinJuneof1958.Agroupof WestGermans,lamentingwhattheyconsidereda declineincivicresponsibility,foundedCommunity Actioninthehopeofrestoringit.
Catholicorganisationswereamongthefirsttorespond.ThenewmovementwaspromotingafundamentalprincipleoftheCatholicnotionofsociety,that powerandresponsibilityshouldbedecentralisedasfar asthegeneralwelfarqpermits.
Manyscepticalvoiceswereraised.Theydeclared thatGermanshadbecometoodependentuponState supportforwhatevertheyundertookifnotState initiativefortheundertakingitself.
However,bySeptember,1959,sufficientinitiative hadbeenfoundtolaunchafirstwidespreadpublic appeal-"HELPTHEHOUSEWIFE!"Thisthemewas chosenbecauseaUnescoinvestigationofthattimehad broughttolightthatfouroutoffivehousewivesin theFederalRepublicandWestBerlinneededahelping hand.
Theyfeltovertaxedbytheirwork-notonlybythe physicalstraininvolvedinwhatwithmost-ofthemwas an11-hourworkingday,butalsoby,thenervousand psychologicalstrainimposedbycrampedlivingquarters andothercircumstancesofurbanlife.
CommunityActiongottoworkprovidingnotonly informationonthisstateofaffairs,butalsosuggestions forwaysandmeansofmakinglifemoresatisfyingfor thehousewife.Avarietyofbasicmaterialonthe subjectwasdistributedtothepressandtheother masscommunicationmedia.
Asecondundertakingwasevenmoreclearlysuccessful,sinceitseffectwasmoreeasilymeasured.Before Christmasof1960and1961anappealwentouttothe publictoinvitestudentsfromtheemergingnationsto GermanhomesduringtheChristmasdays.Theappeal wasendorsedbyPresidentLuebke,ChancellorKonrad Adenauerandotherleadingfiguresofpubliclife.
Theresultwasfarbeyondexpectations-moreinvitationswereissuedthantherewerestudentstoaccept them.Thisisparticularlynoteworthywhenoneconsidersthesupposedlydeep-rootedGermantraditionof keepingChristmasafamilyevent.Morethanten thousandfamiliesrespondedtotheappealtoopentheir homestoaguestfromabroad.
Theever-growingshortageofnursesandother hospitalpersonnelgaveCommunityActionitsnext problemtotackle.Undertheslogan"WHOWILL HELPHER?"thecampaignstartedinDecember,1960.
Germany'sfirstlady,Mrs.Luebke,gaveanexample andhelpedoutataBonnhospital.Catholicyouth organisationsbeganrecruitinggirlsas"Sundaynurses" togivenursestheopportunityofafreeday.Catholic dioceses,withthehelpoftheircharityorganisations, arrangedtrainingcoursesforthevolunteerstomake themacquaintedwiththeirnewduties.TodaythousandsofgirlsandwomenarehelpinginGerman hospitals.
NowCommunityAction,itsranksswellingandits forwardmarchcheeredonbyanappreciativepublic,is advancingupontheenemyofalonelyandcheerless oldage.
PresidentLuebkehimselfunderlinedtheneedfor movementslikeCommunityActionwhenhesaid:"One ofthemosturgenttasksofourtimeistoarouseinall Citizensasenseofcivicresponsibilityandthewillto makeanactivecontributiontowardsservintthe commongood."
DUBLIN,MARCH,1962.
Nooneknowsexactlyhowmany peopleofIrishdescentoretobefound throughouttheworld.
Onefigureoftengiven fortheUnitedStatesof Americaaloneisforty millions,ofwhomthebest knownisPresidentKennedy.Britain,Australia,
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NewZealand,theArgentine,Canadaandmany othercountriesalsofigure inthelist.Itisonlya guess,butperhapsthe figureissomewhereinthe regionofeightymillions.
Aljofthesehavebeen turningtheirthoughts homewardinMarchforSt. Patrick'sDay,andIronIrelandsomeofthemost.prominentpeopleinIrishlife todaysetouttovisitlands wheretheIrishareheldin highestetm. ForPresidentdeValerait wasRome,andforDublin's MayorBriscoeitwasthe UnitedStates,whilemany otherprominentpeoplewent toLondontovisittheIrish insuchcentresastheir NationalUniversityClub, andinthelargemodern IrishClubisEatonSquare, abuildingthatwasQueen Wilhelmina'swartimehome.
AgroupofIrishartistes setoutfortheCongotoentertaintheIrishtroopsin theUnitedNationsForces there,andalloverBritain, atbigSt.Patrick'sDaycon-
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certsanddinners,Irishartistesfromthehomeland wereeagerlyawaited.
Itisnotonly,however,in theobviousplacesthatSt. Patrick'sDaycomestolife -notjustintheEnglishspeakingcountries-because theIrish,traditionallya missionaryandatravelling race,areeverywhere.
Oneofmymostenjoyable St.Patrick'sDayscame quiteunexpectedly-in Munich.TheIrishrepresentative,whowasGerman, hadgivenhishomeoverto arealIrishwelcome,where peoplefromIrelandand peoplefromMunichspenta pleasantday.
Duringtheafternoon,the visitorsincludedaCardinal, anumberofhighStateofficials,andayounggirlwho wasperhapsaGermanon otherdays,buthadanIrish surname,andonthisday shecrossedherlineofIrish descent,backintothe' friendlyatmoshereofIreland,whichisverysimilar tothatinBavaria.
Ifyouvisitthepeopleof Oberammergau,whenthey arenotputtingontheir famousPassionPlay,you findacommunityinthehillvillageresembling the peopleofanysimilarvillage inIreland,athoughtful,gay, andcourteouspeople,going aboutthesamekindof affairsoftheday.
IntheUnitedStates,the IrishandtheJewshave longbeeninthehabitof closingtheirshopsforeach other's"bigdays,"andSt. Patrick'sDayinNewYork seemstobeeverybody'sday.
Dublin'sLordMayor, RobertBriscoe,isJewish, andhassucceededaProtestantMayor,Maurice Dockrell,inacitywhichis overwhelminglyCatholic, andbothmenduringtheir termsofofficehaveworked untiringlytolinktheIrish andtheiremigrantsthrough St.PatrickandhisDay.
Theyhavegonetovisit theemigrants,andtheyhave demonstratedthatSt.PattricksDayisforall.
InBritain,wheretheIrish singthesongsofhomeand whereanoccasionalIrishmanwilltake"adroptoo much"tolubricatethesinging,asternBritishmagistratemaystareathimdisaprovinglynextday.Then, remindedthatitisthe morningafterSt.Patrick's Day,afarawaylookwill comeintothemagistrate's eye,hewillprobablyrememberthesong"When IrishEyesAreSmiling," and,whileheisstilllooking sternandlegal,perhapsa small"caution"insteadofa bigfinewillcomeoutofthe hag. ThemillionsofIrishwho takeapoorviewofthe strayingsingerarenotatall impressedbythis;asarace, theydetestsuchexhibitions byanyoneofIrishdescent abroad,andwhiletheydo notwanttoseethepoor devilfined,theydonotwant toseethemagistrateassume thatanyallowanceneedsto bemadeforanIrishman.
haveprobablythehighest percentageoftotalabstainersintheworldand feeljustlyannoyedwhen someloneemigrant,singing hisemigrantsorrowsnot wiselybuttoowell,makes theheadlinesmerelybecauseit'sSt.Patrick'sDay.
InIreland,andamongthe overwhelmingpercentageof theIrishabroad,itisaday ofdeepspiritualsignificance.Inaworldoffastchangingvalues,theremarkablethingisthatithas neverbeenmoreso,asthe Irishinanewagefindless andlessreasonto"drown theirsorrows."
Theyaretoday,asthe totalabstienecefigures show,asoberrace.Theyare justabittiredoftheoccasionalattemptstoportray themotherwise.Butthey willneverbekilljoys,and theyremainthelifeofthe party.Andnophilosophy hasyetreplacedtheSermon ontheMount.
Theirchurchesarecrowded;anexamplewasthe nine-dayNovenawhichconcludedjustbeforeSt.Patrick'sDayinoneDublin church,thatoftheJesuits inGardinerStreet.About fivethousandpeopleattendedeachofthethreedaily sessions,andmanyhadto participatebygoingtoa nearbyhall,orinthestreet. That,andnotthelone reveller,forwhomtheheadlinesarewating,isDublin.
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Amongeightymillionsof Irishdescent,thepercentage ofcasesofSt.Patrick'sDay exuberanceisinfinitesimal, andwhensectionsofthe Britishpresspickthemout forspecialmention,people athomesaythatthisapproachhasitsrootsinthe past. Butsoeffectivecanthis legendbethatsometimes peopleraisetheireyeswhen youmentionthenumberof peoplewhoaremembersof thePioneerTotalAbstinenceAssociation-oversix hundredthousand! "Butsurely,"oneEnglish observerreplied,when.I toldhimthis,"that'spracticallytheentireadultpopulation?"
Notquite,buttheIrish
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AttherequestofHisExcellencyMgr.SaverioZupi, Al7stolicDelegateinKorea, ameetingofpriestsin chargeofworkforlepers washeldlastOctoberat Taitjoninordertocoordinatetheirwork. ThereareinfactnumerousCatholicorganisations forthecareoflepersin SouthernKorea.Therethe ST.LAZARUSSANATORIUM,situatedinavalley tothenorthofSouwon (ApostolicVicariateof Seoul).There100lepers, lookedafterbyFathers YounandSweeney,makea livingbychickenandpig farming(500henand100 pigs).IntheKaphyenddistricttothenorth-westof Seoul,Fr.Younhasbought afairlylargepropertyin thehillsinordertosettle 800familiesthere.Ahundred.ofthemarealready installed.AtWonju,theSt. ColumbanMissionaryFathers havethreehomesforlepers. IntheTaegumissionthere isadispensaryinthetown andtwolepervillagesare beingorganisedwithfinancialhelpfromAustria.The BenedictineFathersatWaikoanhavestartedaleper villageabout4milesaway completewithchurch, schoolanddispensary.Fr. H.Willerman,theNoviceMaster,isinchargeofit andhasalreadyspent30,000 dollarsforthischaritable work.IntheTAJEONmissionFr.Bermondhaspersuadedthemunicipalityto givehimaformerisolation hospital.Leprosypatients alreadyinadvancedstages ofthediseasearetreated here.Moreoverheuseshalf adisusedchapelasadispensaryandleperswhose soresarenotvisibleare treated'therediscreetlywith otherpatients.Inthe KWANGJUmissionMgr. Henryhasamodelleper colonynearNaju.Besides thishehasobtainedpermissionfromtheGovernment forFr.JamesMichaelsto takeupresidenceonthe islandofSorokdo,re4erved forlepersbytheJapanese. Thereare6,000patients there.Fr.Michaelshasbuilt achapelandhasalready baptised300lepers.Neat PohangFatherDeslandes, M.E.P.,has69patientsinhis leperhospitaland450to 750amonthinhisdispensary.AtJenju,Fr.Guipponi,O.F.M.,hasbuilta villagefor96lepersand planstostartotherslike them.Worthyastheseeffortsare,themainworkfor lepersisdonebythreeambulancesormobileclinics runbyFr.Sweeney,M.M. Thankstothem30centres situatedintheTaejon,Taegu,JenjuandPusanApostolicVicariatesarevisited monthlyandineachcentre 30to60lepersaretreated.
The23priestswhoattendedthemeeting,assisted bythreedoctorsandtwo nurses,proposedtheformationofa"CatholicCommitteeforAidtoLepers,"with Fr.LawrenceYounaspresidentandFatherJoseph Sweeneyasvice-president. Thiscommitteewilltryto getofficiallyrecognisedby thecivilauthoritiesinorder toobtain,ifnotdirect materialhelp,atleastcertainprivilegessuchasexemptionfromcustomsduty andfrommanyformalities concerningmedicine,food, etc.,asalsotheownership oflandwhichmaybeused forinvalidsoraboveallfor
By VeryRev.Mgr. M.McKeon.childrenwhoneedpreventivetreatment.
ThisplanhasbeenapprovedbytheKoreanOrdi nariesduringtheirmeetingsheldfrom2to4November.TheyappointedFr. GeorgeM.Carroll,M.M., AdministratorApostolicof thePyongYangApostolate Vicariateasrepresentative ontheCommittee.
LEPROSYINTHE20th
CENTURY
Sunday,January2was the11thWorldLeprosyDay whichiscelebratedtoraise fundsandtoinspireother aidforthemillionsofvictimsofthisdisease.whocan nowbecurediftimelyaid isbroughttothem.
Thereareabout15million peopleintheworldwhoare sufferingfromleprosyand oftheirnumberonlyabout 2,500,000arereceivingmedicalcare.Thefactthatabout 1,125,000patientshavebeen curedofthediseaseshould inspireaidfortheothers whoarewaitingtobe helped.Morethan12,000,000 arethuswaitingbutleprosy withoutcaredoesnotwait.
WorldLeprosyDaywasinauguratedbyRaoulFollereauin1954anditisnow observedannually.
ARINGINGAPPEAL
Inhismessagetothe HappyYouthoftheWorld, Mr.Folleraumakesthis ringingappeal:
"Inthe20thcenturyof theChristianeraIhave foundtheminprison,ininsaneasylums,shutupina disusedcemetery,parkedin thedesertwithbarbedwire, watchtowers,andmachine gunstoguardthem.Lepers! Ihaveseenthemnaked, starving,howling,desperate. Ihaveseenthemwiththeir sorescrawlingwithflies, livinginfilthyhovels,with the'medicalstoresempty andthewarderscarrying rifles.Ihaveseenanunimaginableworldofhorror. painanddespair.
"Itthatgoingtolast? Shallweletthemdie, perish,these15millionsof humanbeings,whenwecan treatthem,savethem,cure them?
"Thatisthequestionwe mustask.
"Youwillansweritby bringingtothisimmense demonstrationofhuman solidarityyoursupportand yourlove.Withoutthinking, ofcourse,thatontheeveningofthisdayyourduty iscompleted.
"Itisnotenoughtolove onedayintheyear."
"IWILL.BETHOUMADE CLEAN."
AtthosewordsofOur DivineSaviouraddressedto theleper,wereadinSt. Luke'sGospel,thatforthwiththepoorvictimwas cleansedofhisleprosy. IT, remindsusofthewordsCsr absolutionintheconfessional-"EgoteAbsolvo"(I absolvethee)-verybrief buttheyremovetheleprosy ofsinfromthesoul.Again atBaptism-"EgoteBaptizo"(Ibaptisethee)-and. theleprosyoforiginalsin isremoved.
ANDYOU.Youmakethis possiblebyyourprayersand offeringsfortheMissions. SendyourofferingstoVery Rev.Mgr.M.McKeon, CatholicMissionsOffice, CatholicCentre,Victoria Square,Perth.
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Wewelcomedonlyonenewmemberthisweek.There mustbemoreJuniorReadersaroundwhosofarhave notwrittenintojoin.
Godblessyouall.
"Now,boys."saidthe teacher,"Iwantyouto bearinmindthattheaffix 'staremeans'theplaceof'. ThuswehaveAfghanistan, theplaceoftheAfghans.
Cananyonegivemean example?"
Nobodywasanxioustodo sountillittleJimmysaid proudly:"Yes,sirIcan. Umbrellastan,theplacefor umbrellas."
Acertainreporterisstill goingaroundincirclesfollowinganinterviewwitha ladycelebrity.
Itseemshesimplyasked herage. Towhichshe thoughtfullyreplied:"Les see,now.Iwas19whenI marriedandmyhusband was30.Heisnow60,or twiceasoldashewasthen -soIamnow38."
Thefeastwhichhasthemostimportanceforthe ChurchthisweekisthatoftheFeastoftheAnnunciation.whentheAngelcalledGabrielbroughtthenews toMarythatshewastheonechosentobetheMother ofJesus-the
SundaysinLentarefirstclassdaysintheliturgical calendarandtheytakefirst placeoverotherfeasts. Sundayisalsoafeastday ofOurLord,andwouldalso takeitsplaceoverafeast ofOurLady.
Aspecialefforttogoto Massonthisgreatfeastof ourheavenlyMotherwould beverypleasingbothtoher andtoherDivineSon,Who likeuanyothersonispleased whenhonourisshownto HisMother.
tecord). BDiv.: 1,J. Camara(S);2,W.Mynsbergen(F);3,W.Smith (H).Time:47.5sec. 55yds.Back-stroke,A Div.:N.Clements(T):2, C.Townsend(S);3.M. Lyndon(HI.Time:36.4sec. (record). BDiv.:1,B. Christie:2,W.Mynsbergen (F);3,L.Blackford(H).
Time:43scc. Relay:1,Trinity;2,Highgate;3,Subiaco.Time: 2min.20.9sec.
Allofyounodoubtknow thestoryoftheAnnunciationprettywell.Youwill learnmoreandmoreabout itasyougethigherinschool becauseithassomanylessonsforusthatwecannot absorbthemallatonce.
OurLadyCOULDhave saidNOtotheAngel(and toGod)justasallcreatures offreewillcando-aswe dowhenwepreferourselves andotherthingstoGod, whenwecommitasin.
outstandingswimmer, winningthreeeventsallin recordtime.Othernotable individualperformances werethewinningofthree A-GradeeventsbyJ.RowtcliffandtwobyG.Lekich, bothofTrinityCollege.J. Blinco(Leederville)ina mostexcitingfinishwithN. Clements(Trinity)lowered theOpenback-strokerecord by1.4sec.
Detailsofrecord-breaking performancesareasfollows:
Open55yds.Back-stroke: J.Blinco(L)34.8sec.
Under-1655yds.Freestyle: J.Rowtcliff(T)29.1sec.
Under-1555yds.Backstroke:N,Clements(T) 36.3sec.
Under-1455yds.Freestyle: N.Clements(T)30.4sec.
Under-1455yds.Backstroke:N.Clements(T) 36.4sec. Under-1455yds.Breaststroke:C.Kennington(F) 44.6sec.(eq.record).
Under-1255yds.Freestyle: P.Watson(H)37sec.(eq. record).
Under-13Relay:Highgate 2min.29.8sec.
Under-12Relay:Highgate 2min.38.8sec.
DETAILSOFEVENTS
OPEN:
llOyds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,J.Rowtcliff(T);2,J.G. Blinco(L);3,M:Mann(F). Time:66.3sec.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,T.Neil(T);2,G. McGrath(H);3,W.Spencer (S).Time:41.1sec.
55yds.Back-stroke,A
Div.:1,J.G.Blinco(L): 2,N.Clements(T);3,M. Mann(F).Time:34.8sec. (record). (record). BDiv.:1,D. Neesham(F);2,R.Ridge (T);3,K.Bradshaw(H).
Time:36.8sec.
Relay:1,Trinity;2,Fremantle;3,Highgate.Time: 2min.2.4sec.
UNDER-16:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv:: 1,J.Rowtcliff(T);2K. Bradshaw(H);3,D.Neesham(F).Time;29.lsec. (record).BDiv.: 1,C. Chapman(T);2,J.Mann (F);3,R.Macpherson(HI. Time31sec.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,J.Rowtcliff(T);2, G.Brine(5):3,I.Donald. son(L).Time:41.4sec.B Div.:1,R.Cumper(T);2. G.Lithgo(5);3,C.Kennington(F).Time:42.9see.
UNDER-15:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,B.Rooke(S);2,G.Payne (H);3,J.Murphy(T). Time:32.5sec.BDiv.:1,J. Cogdon(H);2,B.Clarke (T);3,R.Boord(L).Time: 31.3sec.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,G,Payne(H):2,B. Clarke(T);3,I.Donaldson (L).Time:42.8sec.BDiv.: I,J.Cogdon(H);2,W. Thompson(T);3,B.Walton (L).Time:46:2sec.
55yds. Back-stroke,A Div.:1,N.Clements(T);2, G.Payne(H);3,B.Rooks (S).Time:36.3sec.(record). BDiv.:I,J.Murphy(T): 2,J.Cogdon(H);3,L.Bea ton(L).Time:40.3sec. Relay:1,Trinity;2,Highgate;3,Subiaco.Time2min. 9.9sec.
UNDER-14:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,N.Clements(T);2,L. Blackford(H); 3, P. Symmonds(F).Time:30.4 sec.(record).BDiv.:1,M. Lyndon;2,J.Macartney;3, G.Lekich(T).Time:35sec.
55yds.Breastroke,ADiv.: 1,C.Kennington(F);2,M. Lyndon(H);3,M.Rhodes (Ti.Time:44.6sec.(equal hie.44.4.4404.0.114,14.4,1
UNDER-13: 55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,G.Lekich(T);2,H. Symons(H);3,B.Christie (S).Time34.1sec.BDiv.: 1,K.Cooper(H);2,P. Shepherd(T);3,P.Byrne (S).Time:36.2sec. 55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,G.Lekich(T):2, K.Cooper(H);3,J.Coleman(F).Time46.1sec.B Div.:I,P.Watson(H);2, P.Shepherd(T);3,P. Byrne(S).Time:48sec. Relay: 1, Highgate;2, Trinity;3,Subiaco,Time: 2min.29.8sec:(record).
UNDER-12: 55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,P.Watson(H);2,G. Melville(T);3,D.Hunt (S).Time:37sec.(equal record).BDiv.:1,B.Waugh (H):2,T.Blinco(L);3, M.Morey(T).Time:39.8 sec. Relay: 1,Highgate;2, Trinity; 3, Leederville: Time:2min.38.8sec.(rec.).
UNDER-11: 25yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,T.Blinco(L);2,N.Cosgrove(H);3,R.Viney(T).
Time17.3sec.BDiv.:1,D. Higgins(H);2,J.McManus (F);3,M.Shepherd(T).
Time:17:2see Relay: 1,Highgate;2, Fremantle;3,Trinity.Thaw: 1min.13ser, UNDat-4111L 2540, yle,ADiv.: 1,M.Shepherd(T);2,R. Payne(H);3,M.Dean(F).
Time19.1sec.B.Div.:1,B. Lyndon(H);2,T.Nolan (T);3,J.Munro(F).
Time:20sec.
Yetshefreelyconsenter& tobecometheMotherof Godinaspiritofhumility andobediencetothewish ofGod.Maryhadmadea vowofvirginitywiththe consentofJosephbecause theywereespousedandshe queriedthispointwiththe Angelicmessenger.Thepurposeofhervowwasto pleaseGodandshewould notobserveitagainstGod's wish.TheAngel'sanswer showedMarythatGod'sdesigndoesnotaffecthervow sincetheChildwillhaveno fatherbutGod.
ThisiswhytheChurch givesthetitleoftheBlessed VirgintoMaryatalltimes.
PraytoOurLadyforthe virtueofchastityand modestysothatwetoocan bepleasingtoGodasshe was.
Conductedby.
Ihopebynextweektohaveacompetitionworked outforyouall.Imightmakethisoneabitharderthan someotherswehavehad.Someonesaidthattheywere alltooeasy.
Itisoftenagoodthingtohavesomethinghardto workoutbecausethisexercisesourpowersofthinking. andthisisoneofthefinestfacultiesthatthegoodGod hasgivenus.
Justthinkofallthewonderfulthingsthatmanhas workedoutandmadebysittingdownanddoingabit ofthinking.YetGodgavemanthiscapabilityanddid notgiveittootherformsofcreation.
ThisishowwecanthankGodforthisgiftofintellect, asitiscalled-byusingitalwaysforgoodandnever forevil.
Wewelcomedonlyonenewmemberthisweek.There mustbemoreJuniorReadersaroundwhosofarhave notwrittenintojoin.
Godblessyouall.
Little-KnownFactsforCatholics16
ByM.J.MURRAY
"Now,boy,."saidthe teacher,"Iwantyouto bearinmindthattheaffix 'stain'means'theplaceof'. ThuswehaveAfghanistan, theplaceoftheAfghan,. Cananyonegivemean example?"
Nobodywasanxioustodo sountillittleJimmysaid proudly:"Yes,sirIcan. Umbrellastan.theplacefor umbrellas." **
Acertainreporterisstill goingaroundincirclesfollowinganinterviewwitha ladycelebrity.
Itseemshesimply herage. Towhichsl. thoughtfullyreplied:"Lc.'s see,now.Iwas19wilcoI marriedandmyhusband was30.Heisnow60.or twiceasoldashewasthen -so1antnow38."
Thefeastwhich Churchthisweekisthatof lion,
TheAssociatedCatholicCollegesheldtheir23rdAnnual SwimmingCarnivalonSaturday,March17,atCrawleyBaths. Sevennewrecordswerecreatedand
pscorcl). BDiv.:I,.1. Cassant(S):2,W.Mynsbereen(F);3,W.Smith (II).Tinw:47.5see. 55ycls. Back-stroke,A Di'.:N.Clements(T):2. C.Townsend(S):3.M. Lyndon(FII.Time:36.4sec. (record). BDiv.:I,B. Christie;2,W.Mynshergen (F):3,L.Blackford(H).
Thor:43sec. Relay:I.Trinity:2.Highgate;3,Suhinco.Time: 2min.20.95ee.
SundaysinLentarefirstclassdaysintheliturgical calendarandtheytakefirst placeoverotherfeasts. Sundayisalsoafeastday ofOurLord,andwouldalso takeitsplaceoverafeast ofOurLady.
Aspecialefforttogoto Massonthisgreatfeastof ourheavenlyMotherwould beverypleasingbothtoher andtoherDivineSon,Who like.anyothersonispleased whenhonourisshownto HisMother.
Allofyounodoubtknow thestoryoftheAnnunciationprettywell.Youwill learnmoreandmoreabout itasyougethigherinschool becauseithassomanylessonsforusthatwecannot absorbthemallatonce.
OurLadyCOULDhave saidNOtotheAngel(and. toGod)justasallcreatures offreewiltcando-aswe dowhenwepreferourselves andotherthingstoGod, whenwecommitasin.
N.Clements(Trinity)was theoutstandingswimmer, winningthreeeventsallill recordtime.Othernotable individual performances werethewinningofthree A-GradeeventsbyJ.RowtcliffandtwobyG.Lekich, bothofTrinityCollege.J. Blinco(Leectervilte)ina mostexcitingfinishwithN. Clements(Trinity)lowered theOpenback-strokerecord by1.4sec.
Detailsofrecord-breaking performancesareasfollows:
Open55yds.Back-stroke: .1.Blinco(L)34.8sec.
Under-1655yds.Freestyle: J.Rowtcliff(T)29.1sec.
Under-1555yds.Backstroke:N.Clements(T) 36.3sec.
Under-1455yds.Freestyle: N.Clements(T)30.4sec.
Under-1455yds.Backstroke:N.Clements(T) 36.4sec.
Under-1455yds.Breaststroke:C.Kennington(F) 44.6sec.(eq.record).
Under-1255yds.Freestyle: P.Watson(H)37sec.(eq. record).
Under-13Relay:Highgate 2min,29.8sec.
Under-12Relay:Highgate 2min,38.8sec.
DETAILSOFEVENTS
OPEN:
110yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,J.Rowtcliff(T);2,J.G. Blinco(L);3,M:Mann(F). Time:66.3sec.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,T.Neil(T);2,G. McGrath(H);3,W.Spencer (S).Time:41.1sec.
55yds. Back-stroke,A Div.:1,J.G.Blinco(L); 2,N.Clements(T);3,M. Mann(F).Time:34.8sec. (record). (record).BDiv.:1,D. Neesham(F);2,R.Ridge (T);3,K.Bradshaw(H).
Time:36.8sec.
Relay:1,Trinity;2,Fremantle;3,Highgate.Time: 2min.2.4sec.
UNDER-16:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv:: 1,J.Rowtcliff(T);2K. Bradshaw(H):3,D.Neesham(F).Time:29.1sec. (record).BDiv.:I,C. Chapman(T);2,J.Mann (F):3,R.Macpherson(II). Time3lsee.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:I,J.Rowtcliff(T);2, G.Brine(S);3,I.Donaldson(L).Time;41.4sec.B Div.:1,R.Cumper(T);2. G.Lithgo(S);3,C.Kennington(F).Time:42.9sec.
UNDER-15:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,B.Rooke(S);2,G.Payne (H);3,J.Murphy(T). Time:32.5sec.BDiv.:1,J. Cogdon(H);2,B.Clarke (T);3,R.Boord(L).Time: 31.3sec.
55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,G.Payne(H):2,B. Clarke(T);3,I.Donaldson (L).Time:42.8sec.BDiv.: 1.J.Cogdon(H);2,W. Thompson(T):3,B.Walton (L).Time:46:2sec.
55yds. Back-stroke,A 15iv.:1,N.Clements(T);2, G.Payne(H);3,B.Rooke (S).Time:36.3sec.(record). BDiv.:1,J.Murphy(T); 2,J.Cogdon(H);3,L.Bea ton(L).Time:40.3sec. Relay:1,Trinity;2,Highgate;3,Subiaco.Time2min. 9.9sec.
UNDER-14:
55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,N.Clements(T);2,L. Blackford(H); 3, P. Symmonds(F).Time:30.4 sec.(record).BDiv.:1,M. Lyndon;2,J.Macartney;3, G.Lekich(T).Time:35sec.
55yds.Breastroke,ADiv.: 1,C.Kennington(F);2,M. Lyndon(H):3,M.Rhodes (T).Time:44.6sec.(equal
UNDER-13: 55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,G.Lekich(T);2,H. Symons(H):3,B.Christie (S).Time34.1sec.BDiv.: 1.K.Cooper(H);2,P. Shepherd(T):3,P.Byrne (S).Time:36.2sec. 55yds.Breaststroke,A Div.:1,G.Lekich(T):2. K.Cooper(H):3,J.Coleman(F).Time46.1see.B Div.:I.P.Watson(H):2, P.Shepherd(T);3,P. Byrne(S).Time:48see. Relay: 1,Highgate:2, Trinity,3,Subiaco,Time: 2min.29.8sec:(record).
UNDER-12: 55yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,P.Watson(H):2,G. Melville(T);3,D.Hunt (S).Time:37sec.(equal record).BDiv.:1,B.Waugh (H);2,T.Blinco(L);3, M.Morey(T).Time:39.8 sec. Relay:1.Highgate;2, Trinity; 3, Leederville: Time:2min.38.8sec.(rec.).
UNDER-11: 25yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,T.Blinco(L);2,N.Cosgrove(H);3,R.Viney(T). Tillie17.3sec.BDiv.:1,D. Higgins(H);2,J.McManus (F);3,M.Shepherd(T). Time:17:2sec Relay: 1,Highgate;2, Fremantle;3,Trinity.Time: lmin.13sec, UNDER-l0:.,,., 25yds.Freestyle,ADiv.: 1,M.Shepherd(T):2,R. Payne(H);3,M.Dean(F). Time19.1sec.B.Div.:1,B. Lyndon(H);2,T.Nolan (T);3,J.Munro(F).
Time:20sec.
Yetshefreelyconsent tobecometheMotherof Godinaspiritofhumility andobediencetothewish ofGod.Maryhadmadea vowofvirginitywiththe consentofJosephbecause theywereespousedandshe queriedthispointwiththe Angelicmessenger.Thepurposeofhervowwasto pleaseGodandshewould notobserveitagainstGod's wish.TheAngel'sanswer showedMarythatGod'sdesigndoesnotaffecthervow sincetheChildwillhaveno fatherbutGod.
ThisiswhytheChurch givesthetitleoftheBlessed VirgintoMaryatalltimes.
PraytoOurLadyforthe virtueofchastityand modestysothatwetoocan bepleasingtoGodasshe was.
Criticised
Thenarrow-mindedattitudeofsomepeopletowards Churchschoolswasattacked recentlybytheChairmanof oftheAustralianBroadcastingCommission,Dr.J.A. Darling,aformerheadmasterofGeelongGrammar School.
Dr.Darlingsaidpeople whocriticisedChurch schoolswereagainstthe principlesofindependent thought.
Dr,Darlingwasspeaking ataschoolserviceat Korowa,ChurchofEngland Girls'GrammarSchoolin theMelbournesuburbof fenIris.
Hesaidthemaintaskof Churchschoolswastoteach Christianchildrentobeindependent,confident,brash, andyethumble.
TheStateeducationsystem,althoughsoundacademically,couldnotdothis.
Dr.DarlingsaidChurch schoolsshouldencourage theirpupilstodevelopopen minds;thiswasimportant inaworldofgrowingconformity."Toconformisnot alwaysthegreatestthing," hesaid,"butbeingdifferent fromthemobisachallenge toeveryChristian." Dr. Darlingaddedthattobe effectiveChristians,pebple hadtobedifferentbyshow_ ingreaterfaith,courageand tenacityofpurposetononChristians.
TraininghasbegunfortheC.B.C.OldBoys'hockey playerswithpre-seasonlimbering-upexercisesatCity Beach.Between15and'20clubplayer-membershave beenattending.
Thetrainingschedulehas beenaimedattoughening upplayersbeforethestart ofmoreconcentratedfield exercises.
Undertheguidanceof KershawdeCourtenay,the playershavebeenrunning foronemilealongthebeach beforedoingphysicaltrainingexercises.Thesehave beenfollowedbyracesover thesanddunesandaonemilerunbacktothegroyne.
Thispre-seasontraining willgiveparticipantsanadvantagewhenthe1962seasonopensonApril28.
Playerswhohavebeen attendingbeachtrainingincludeBrianO'Connor, RobertandIanTyers,Prink andRonWalser,Warren Smith,PatKirwan,Eric Alcock,TonyBarley,Gene Mapp,BarryBurvilland MichaelMetcalf. BeachtrainingwillcontinueuntilMarch29.Tuesdaynighttrainingbeganon LangleyParklastweek.
Playersstillhaveuseof changeroomsintheold C.B.C.building,St.George's Terrace.Thechangeroom blockisinthenewpartof theoldbuilding. ClubscratchmatchesbeginonSaturday,April7, atLangleyPark.Other matcheswillbeplayedat LangleyonApril14.
March25(Violet):ThirdSundayofLent(1st Class).NoGloria.Creed.PrefaceofLent.
March26(White):FeastoftheAnnunciation(1st Class).Gloria.SecondPrayeroftheLentenDay.
Creed_PrefaceoftheBlessedVirginMary.
March27(Violet):MassoftheDay(3rdClass). NoGloria,SecondPrayerSt.JohnDamascene, ConfessorandDoctor.PrefaceofLent.
March28(Violet):MassoftheDay(3rdClass). SecondPrayerSt.JohnCapistrano,Confessor. PrefaceofLent.
March29(Violet):MassoftheDay(3rdClass', NoGloria.PrefaceofLent,
March30(Violet):MassoftheDay(3rdClass). NoGloria.PrefaceofLent.
March31(Violet):MassoftheDay(3rdClass). NoGloria.PrefaceofLent.
April1(Violet):FourthSundayofLent(1st Class).NoGloria.Creed.PrefaceofLent.
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OnApril15theFremantle carnivalatGibsonParkwill beplayed.
Theclub'sannualgeneral meetingwasheldrecently atTrinityCollege,when KershawdeCourtenaywas electedpresidentfor1962.
MauriceMcGovernretired afterfillingthepresidential roleformorethantenyears.
RonWalkerwasre-elected secretaryandEricAlcock waselectedtreasurer.He replacedtheretiringRobert Tyers.HarryDuncanisthe newvice-president.
Thefeeswerefixedat Z7/15/forseniormembers withreductionsforearly payment.
Nodecisionwasmadeon thechangingoftheclub namefromC.B.C.toTrinity. Thiswillbediscussedata laterdate.
ForHire
PORTABLEdancefloors, partyequipment.Bookings: KevinGoff,24-3479.
GuestHouses
CARR'SScarboroughGuest House,211WestCoastHwy., Scarborough.Countrypeople speciallycateredfor.Temporaryorpermanent.Just likehome;T.V.Tel.25-1030.
GERALDTON:St.Francis GuestHouse,telephone683. Bedandbreakfast17/6 night;othermealsoptional.
ADELAIDEVisitors.-Bed andbreakfast;central,quiet homelysurroundings;motel room35/-,guestroom25/adults;childrenreduced rates.-WriteJasperMotel andGuestHouse,17Jasper Street,HydePark,S.A.
PrivateTuition
FORcareful,individual instructioninmathematics applyBox9290,thisoffice.
WantedToBuy
SECOND-HANDfootball boots,size7.-Ph.71-4878.
ForSale
SECOND-HANDfootball boots,sizes4,5,6.-Phone 71-4878.
BabySitting
FULL-TIMEorpart-time baby-sitting,knittingor sewing.-Phone6-2933.
HYDEPARK
Prettyviewoflake,solid brickhome,3bedrooms, lounge,Kitchen,verylarge outsidecovered-inpatio,outsideroom,largeshed.£3,300 financearranged.
LEEDERVILLE
FewminutesfromSt. Mary's,semi-modernbrick tilehome,beautifullykept, 2bedrooms.o.,lounge,dinette,kitchenette,hotwater everyconvenience.Garage. f3,750.
CANNINGTONEAST
Asbestostile.5yearsold. Quietconvenientlocality. Wellkept2bedroom,s.o., kitchenwithbuilt-incupboards,lounge.Garage. £2,000.Anothersmallnice house,furnishedfor£1,100.
BAYSWATER
Asbestostilewithwindmill.Wellkepthome,large block,fencedforgarden, poultryetc.4rooms,s.o., hotwatersystem,refrig. £2600.
HOMERENOVATIONS
Quoteswithoutobligation forallalterationsandadditions.Qualitywork.
CheviotAgency
42ST.GEORGE'STERRACE.
Phone21-4675.
AfterHours:71-6167
ToLet
SINGLERoomnearCathedral.suitgentleman.-RepliesBox9309thisoffice. COTTESLOE,nearchurch, comfortablehome,share withbusinessperson.3-3413.
HousesforSale
WEMBLEY:ConnellySt., closechurch,hospital,3bedroomsandsleepout,wellkept,F/C,W/T,brick, £3,950.-87-2060,evenings andweekends.
HIGHGATE:MarySt.,oppositechurch,school,mod. brickandtile,2bedroom, sep.loungeanddiningrms., mod.kit.andbathroom,carport,well-keptgrounds;excellentviews.-Priceand termsfromL.J.Hooker Ltd.,R.E.I.W.A.,61St. George'sTerrace.23-1045.
EUROPEANNIGHTCLUBRESTAURANT
FULLYAIR-CONDITIONED
DancingandEntertainmentNightly 27LAKESTREET,PERTH
McMAHON:
father-in-lawof Kathie.grandfatherofLynette,lovedbrotherand brother-in-lawofJackand Tory,Doris,Nancy(Sr.M. Assumpta),ConnieandBill.
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RAYIT(CatherineEllen): OnMarch2,lovedmother ofJessieMrs.F.J.Bricknell),grandmotherofElizabeth.
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CASEY:Ofyourcharity prayforthereposeofthe soulofGertrudeMillicent Casey,of44FranklinSt., Leederville,belovedwifeof thelateJosephSimonCasey anddevotedmotherof Eileen(Mrs.J.Forrestal), Edna(SisterMaryMercy, St.JohnofGodConvent, Ballarat),Ena(Mrs.McCarthy).Les,Mavis(Mrs.J. Sheerly),Pat,Frances, Eleanor(Mrs.L.Hickey), Joe,JohnandTherese,fond mother-in-lawofJoe, Charles(deceased),Jack, Faye,Leo,CarmelandVal, verydearnannaof32 grandchildrenandthree great-grandchildren.
KELLIHER(Rev.Father Patrick):Deeplygrieved, welearnofthedeathofa wonderfulpriestandgood andkindfriend.Aworthy followeroftheMaster, Requiescatinpace. -InsertedbyMcHugh Family.formerlyofNorseman.
CLUNE(ThomasMatthew): OnMarch10inhis92nd year,dearlylovedfatherof Austin,father-in-lawof Edithandlovedgrandpaof Marian,Austin,John,BernardandLeon(decd.). SacredHeartofJesushave mercyonhissoul;ImmaculateHeartofMarypray forhim.
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FLORALTRIBUTES
ITTAKESFLOWERSTOEXPRESSyourfeelingstoyour bereavedones.Forpersonalattentionandpromptdeliveryphone 23-3048(3lines):afterhour. 5-2410. Telegrams"WILSONJoH/313."Perth,WILSONAJOHNS PTY.LTD.,'14BarrackStreet, Perth.
InMemoriam
KESTEL(Pauline):St. Joseph'sDay,1960.Notjust todaybuteverydayin silencewerememberour EsmeandPauline;alsoJoy Phelan,March11,1962. Maythesoulsofthefaithful departed,throughthe mercyofGod,restin peace.Amen. -FromMum,Dad,andall yourlovedones,BindiBindi.
Bereavement
PHELAN:Ofyourcharity prayforthesoulofour beloveddaughterDorothea Joy,whodepartedthislife March14.1962.
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-Insertedbyhersorro,ing parentsJackandDoris Gatti,Guildford.
Thanks Mr.andMrs.A.Cluneand thebrothersandsisterof Leondeeplyappreciatethe manyprayers,Massesofferedandmessagesofsympathyreceivedintheloss oftheirsonandbrother.
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