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RussianPriestDisappears WhileInFinland

ROME.-ARussian-bornpriestwhodisappearedearlierthis monthinHelsinki,Finland,hadlongconsideredhimselfamarked manintheeyesoftheSoviets,acolleaguesaidinRome.

Accordingtothissource,FatherIvanKornievskyhad forsometimeexpectedwhatpresumablyhappenedto himinHelsinki-hiskidnappingandhisprobablesecret transportbacktoRed-ruledRussia.

ThiswasdisclosedinRomebyanotherRussianpriest whoknewFatherKornievskyintimatelyduringhis yearsofstudyinRome.

"Heknewhewasbeing watched,"saidthepriest, whoaskedthathisnamenot bemadepublilc,"because myparentsareinRussia."

"Hehadapresentiment hewouldbetakensome day.TheRedsjustwaited untilhegotnearenoughto carryitout,"thispriestsaid.

TheHolySeewasconcernedatFatherKornievsky'sdisappearance,the priestsaid,andreoeiveda personalreportonitfrom priestwhocametoRome foracongressonrefugees andmigration. visiting priestwastakentooneof thehighestauthoritiesina Vaticansecretariattodeliverhisreport.

Thedisappearanceofthe 51-year-oldRussianpriest wasmadeknowninBrussels,Belgium,byaspokesmanfortheOrientalChristianCentreforRussia. FatherKornievskyhad workedattheBrussels centresince1957.

Thespokesmansaidthat FatherKornievskywasin FinlandtovisitthemonasteryofNewValaam.

Thepriest'sRomecolleaguesaidFatherKornievskyhadverylittlecontact withreligioninRussia.He cametotheWestasa prisonerofwarandworked asaminerinBelgiumafter thewar.Hebecamea CatholicandwenttoRome

PopePrayedFor RussianCosmonaut

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CASTELGANDOLFO:His

HolinessPopeJohnXXIII inanunexpectedbroadcastherelastweektoldthe worldofhisprayersfor Russia'sthirdcosmonaut, MajorAndrianNikolayev.

"Atthishour,"hesaid, "wearepleasedtoinclude amongtheintentionsof ourprayerstheyoung spacepilot."

ThePopeapparently wasunawarethatshortly beforehespoketheSoviets hadputafourthcosmonautinorbit,Colonel PavelPopovich.

VaticanRadioand Italiantelevisiontechnicianswerealertedthatthe Popewantedtomakethe specialbroadcastonlya fewhoursbeforehis scheduledappearanceat nooninthecourtyardof hissummervilla.

ThePopenotedthat, evenashespoke,thecosmonautwasexperimenting with"theintellectual, moralandphysicalcapacityofmanwhocontinues toexplorecreation,"an actencouragedinthefirst pagesofGenesiswhenGod commandedmanto"fill theearthandsubdueit."

"Oh,howwewishthat theseundertakingsmight assumeameaningofhomagetoGod,SupremeCreatorandLegislator,"the Popesaid.Heobserved thatthepeoplesofthe World,andparticularlythe young,followspacedevelopmentswithenthusiasm.

"Inthesamewayas

thesehistoricaleventswill berecordedintheannals ofscientificknowledgeof thecosmos,somaythey becomeanexpressionof realandpeacefulprogress forthesoundestablishmentofhumanbrotherhood,"heurged.-

ThePopegavehismessageinItalianrightafter thenoonrecitationofthe Angelus.VaticanRadiorepeateditintheprincipal languagesoftheworld.

VaticanRadio,commentingonthePope'sprayer fortheSovietspacepilot, declaredthatinexploring interplanetaryspace,"man performsapartofhis divinevocation."

TheSovietpilot"performs,probablywithout knowingit,withoutwishingit,adesignofGod. ThisiswhyJohnXXIII wasabletoprayforthe spacepilot,"thecommentatorsaid.

Thecommentatorconcludedbysayingthatthe "enthusiasmwithwhich younggenerationsfollow developmentsofspace travelandnavigationoffershopeforaneraof quietandofpeacefor humanity,hopewhichthe HolyFatherwishedtosupporttodaythroughhis prayer.Itisanexample andaninvitationtoall believers."

L'OsservatoreRomano, VaticanCitydaily,wrote thatthescientificadvances thatbringusclosertothe planets"canonly,accordingtoreason,makeman morehumbleinthesense ofobliginghimtomeditate onhimselftoappreciate thedivinegiftofhuman intelligence."

tostudyforthepriesthood. "Hewaslikeachildbeforethesimplesttruthsof religion,"hiscolleaguesaid. "Theyastoundedhim.He hadtheideathatagreat dealcouldbedonefor ChristianityinRussiaif onlythesetruthscouldbe showntotheRussiansin simplebooksandpamphlets."

EditorOfBooks

Afterhisordinationin RomeatChristmas,1955, andsomepost-ordination studies,heworkedasan editorofRussianbooksata pressrunbyPallotine FathersatLimburg,Germany.Hethenwentto Brussels.

ThereheactedasanadvisertoaRussian-language publishinghouse.Someof thebooksheworkedon cameunderbitterattackin theSovietpress,andthis convincedhimthathiswork wasworthwhile,hisRoman colleaguesaid. FatherKornievskyfelt hispublishingworkhadput himontheSovietlistof thosetobeeliminated,this priestalleged.

DuringtheWorld'sFair heldinBrusselsfromApril toOctober,1958,'Father Kornievskyworkedatthe Vaticanpavilion,andthere greetedanumberofSoviet tourists.Athissuggestion thepaviliondistributed aboutathousandNew Testamentsandtwoorthree hundredcopiesoftheentire Bible,aswellasotherreligiousworksinRussian. HisRomancolleaguesaid hedidnotknowthecircumstancesofthepriest'skidnapping."Buthoweverit happened,heisinavery difficultpositionindeed," theRussianpriestsaid."He cancertainlyuseprayers."

DEATHOFMRS.CATHERINEFOLEY

MRS.CATHERINEMARY FOLEY,themotherof Rev.DanielFoleyof Subiaco.passedawayat herhomeinNorthPerth onMonday,August20. ThelateMrs.Foley,born CatherineJoycein1900 atBoulder,spenther earlyyearsontheGoldfields,In1926shemarried TimothyFoleyatSt. Patrick'sChurch,Fr, mantle,andlivedforthe restofherlifeatNorth Perth.Shewasahighly esteemedandactivemem-

beroftheSacredHeart Sodality.Itwasher privilegeandpleasurelast yeartovisitLourdes, RomeantiIreland.A SolemnRequiemMass willbecelebratedbyher son,Rev.D.Foley,'in Friday,August24,atSt. Paul'sChurch,Mt.Lawley.Sheismournedby herhusband,sonsJohn, Daniel,BrianandDesmond,daughterMargaret andbyherdaughters-inlawEileenandDolores. R.I.P.

SpecialCare ForEmigrants IsNeeded

VATICANCITY.-HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIhas askedCatholicstoprovide"deepreligiousformation andanadequatetechnicalandculturaltraining"for emigrantssothattheymaybecomefull-fledged membersofthenewsocietyinwhichtheylive.

ThePope'sappealforafullerrefugeeandemigrant programmewasmadeinaspecialaudiencehegranted tofivethousandformerrefugeesandemigrantswho cametoRometocommemoratethetenthanniversary oftheApostolicConstitutionExsulFamilia.Thispapal documentofPopePiusXIIsetsoutstandardsforthe spiritualcareofemigrantfamilies.

PopeJohnjourneyedfromhissummerresidenceat Castelgandolfotobewiththepilgrims,whowere attendingaspecialMassinSt.Peter'sBasilicaoffered byCardinalMarella,archpriestoftheVaticanbasilica.

SpreadbeforethePope'sthronewerehundredsof gifts,manyofthemEasternRitesvestmentsdonated bythepilgrims.Amongthem'wasalargecandle wrappedinbarbedwire,asymbolofthepersecution behindtheIronCurtainfromwhichthepilgrimshad fled.

PopeJohnrecalledtheflightoftheHolyFamilyinto Egyptandsaidthememoryofthejourneyshouldbea comforttothousandswhoeventodayarebeingforced toleavetheirhomestoliveinalienlands.

NOMADISMINMODERNTIMES

NotingthattheChurchhasalwaysbeenconcerned withtheproblemofemigration,thePopeadded:"The phenomenonofnomadismisincreasingtodayand createsconstantlygreaterdemands,hencetheconcern oftheChurchwhichfollowsconstantlythesocial transformationofthetimes."

ThePopethencalledattentiontotheencyclicalAd PetriCathedramofJune,1959,inwhichheasserted: "Wefeelnolessanxietyfortheplightofthosewho becauseoftheurgentnecessityofseekingaliving,or becauseofthesadconditionintheirhomeland,or evenbecauseofpersecutiononreligiousgroundsare forcedtoemigratefromtheirfatherland,"

Althoughemigrantssometimesposedelicateproblems forthehostcountries,thePopesaid,theyalsocontributebytheirtechnicalskilltotheproductiveand economicadvantageoftheirnewhomelands.

PopeJohnsaid'effortsmustbeunifiedtogive emigrantsamoreprofoundreligiousformationandan adequatetechnicalandculturaltrainingwhichcanhelp themtobecomemembersofthenewsociety."

PopeJohncalledformanymoreprieststodedicate themselvestoproblemsofemigrantsandforconcerted actiontoincludeemigrantswithinthereligiousand socialframeworkoftheirnewbackground.Healso promisedthattheSecondVaticanCouncilwillmake itsviewsknownonproblemsofemigration.

OfficialEngagements 1

August24: 9amPresideSolemn HighMass.CarmeliteMonastery,Nedlands(4thCentenaryofReformbySt. Theresa.)

August26: 10.30a.m.:OpenLegion ofMaryCongress.Catholic Centre.

September2: 3p.m.:Blessextensionsto St.Norbert'sPriory,Kerrydowns,YorkINorbertine Fathers).

September5: 9a.m.:FirstProfession andReceptionCeremony,St. Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle.

September7: 3p.m.:Receptionceremony,SacredHeartConvent. HighgateHill.

September9: 7.30a.m.:Professionceremony,SacredHeartConvent, HighgateHill.

September9: 5p.m.:Blessnewchurchhall.Attadale.

7.30p.m.:Presidefinal jubileerallyofHolyName Society,St.Mary'sCathedral.

September13: 3p.m.:Confirmation,LoretoConvent,Claremont.

September16: 3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,HighgateHill.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, Gosnells.

September20: 3p.m.:Confirmation, AquinasCollege,Mt.Henry.

September21: 10am.:QuarterlyConferenceofClergyofmetropolitanarea. 7.15p.m.:AdultConfirmation,St.Mary'sCathedral candidatesaretobepresentby7p.m.).

September23: 3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,Rockingham.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, Applecross.

September24: 7.15a.m.:ProfessionCeremony,St.JohnofGodConvent,Subiaco.

September30: 3 p.m.:Confirmation lboys),HighgateHill. 1.11.4411411411.41100~0.4.0.11.040404041.0.11.4111.41.44.11.1.

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EGOTISTICALCONCEPTDANGER INEUROPEANCOMMUNITY

Theysaidinotherconclusions:

STRASBOURG(FRANCE).-AEUROPEANCOMMUNITYBUILTUPONECONOMICANDPOLITICAL INSTITUTIONSALONEORANARROWCONCEPTOFSPIRITUALITY%OULDBEDETRIMENTAL TOTHECONTINENT'SCOMMONINTEREST,ITWASSAIDATTHE49thFRENCHSOCIALWEEK. Europemustavoidclaiming"sacredegotism"in anysphereofactivity,thedelegatesfromsome fortynationssaidinaseriesofconclusionsadopted afternumerousstudysessions.Takingpartin someofthesessionswereCardinalFeltin,ArchbishopofParis,andmanyotherChurchdignitaries fromEasternFrance.

Twomajorconclusionsofthemeetingwere:

Economicandpoliticalinstitutionswillnot sufficetomakeaEuropeanCommunity,forin ordertotakecareoftheneedsofthewholeman theymusttaketheirplaceinaconstructionresting onfundamentalculturalandspiritualvaluesthat guaranteefullexpansionofpersonsandcommunities.

Toremainfaithfultoherself,she(Europe)cannot,underpresentconditions,becomethemonopoly ofasinglespiritualfamily.Itcanonlybethe Europeofallspiritualfamilies,bothincollaborationandtension.Therecognitionofthisneeddoes notarisefromanindifferentliberalism,butfroma healthypluralism,encouraged,moreover,bythe encyclicalMateretMagistra.

Thedelegatesstressedalsothat"thebuildingof Europeisincompatiblewithacertainconceptionof statesovereigntyconsideredasanabsolute."

Statingthatsuchaconceptisinoppositionto Christiandoctrine,theyaddedthatinthenameof thecommoninterestofEurope"itisimportantfor thenationalstatestoagreetolimitsontheir sovereignty,bothcontractualandinstitutional."

Thedelegateshammeredatthethemethatwhile thenationsofEuropemustaideachother,they mustalsorealisetheirobligationtopeoplesliving outsideofEurope.

THEEUROPEANCOMMUNITYcannotbea Europeclosedinuponitself,consideredasan endinitself.Itisameans,astageindevelopment,bothforEuropeansconsideredaspersons andfortheworldcommunitytowardswhichone mustwork.

EUROPEmustavoidclaimingsacredegotism.It isgovernedbythelawsofexchangeandby invitationstogenerosity.Itmustopenoutonto theworldandopenitselftotheworld.

AEUROPEANCOMMUNITYisaEuropewhich undertakestoreducetheinequalitiesofdevelopmentbetweenthedifferentEuropeannationsand thedifferentregionsofthesenationsbya plannedemploymentofitsspaceandeconomy.

ThedelegatescitedtheimportanceofaninformedEuropeanpublicopinion.Theypointed outthattheformationofsuchapublicopinionis theresponsibilityparticularlyofteachersandthose engagedinmassmediacommunications.

"Teachersandjournalistsbearresponsibilities whichtheyhavenorighttoshirk,"thedelegates emphasised.

Inthisconnection,thepresidentoftheFrench SocialWeek,AlainBarrere,saidinaspeechthat theprimaryroleofdelegatestothesocialweeks istoteach,andnottobecomeembroiledinheated controveriesonthepoliticalconstructionofEurope.

Itwasannouncedthatthe1963FrenchSocial WeekwillbeheldinCaen,France.Itwillstudy problemscausedbydemocratisationincontemporarysocieties.

THESTATEOFPOLITICSINPERU

ByFATHERVINCENTT.MALLON,M.M.,inPeru.

LIMA:TheexileofformerPresidentManuelPrado,whoshowedspecialfriendshipfor theChurchduringhisterminoffice,hasagainfocusedattentiononPeru'spoliticalcrisis.

PresidentPradowasforcedoutofofficeonJuly18 bythemiltaryjuntanowrulingthisSouthAmerican nation.HewasheldonboardaPeruvianwarshipuntil histermexpiredonJuly28.Thenexxtdayhewas releasedandleftforEurope.

Duringhisterm,whichstartedin1956,hehelpedto makegovernmentlandsavailableforthebuildingof Church-runschools,hospitalsandothercharitableinstitutions.Hegaveeveryfacilitytoencourageforeign missionariesto'workinPeru.Hefosteredandsecured legislationtogivethevotetoReligiousforthefirsttime inthecountry'shistoryandtoallowforeign-born prieststobecomebishops.

ForeigndiplomatsstationedinLimaaregivingArchbishopCarboni,ApostolicNunciotoPeru,creditfor preventingreprisalsagainsttheformerPresident. Newspapershavecarriedphotographsandstorieson thevisitstothejuntabytheNuncioduringPrado's imprisonment,andinformedsourcesindicatethatthe Nuncioconvincedthemilitarygovernmentthatitwould beeasiertosecurerecognitionbyforeignpowersifit didnotactharshly.

Prado,althoughhefavouredtheChurch,waselected in1956onlywiththehelpofA.P.R.A.(American PopularRevolutionaryAlliance),foundedin1924by theradicalleader,VictorHayadelaTorre.Overthe yearsA.P.R.A.hadswungfromapositiononthefar lefttomiddle-of-the-roadpolicies,buthasremaineda secularistpartywhichnotonlyignorestheChurchbut wantstoseeitlessinfluentialinPeruvianlife,particularlyintheeducational,socialwelfareandhealthfields.

A.P.R.A.isamajorfactorinthenation'scurrent politicalcrisis,whichgrewoutofitsJune10presidentialelectionsinwhichnocandidatewonenough votes-athirdofthetotal-tobeelected.Thepresence ofsevencandidatesmadeitalmost-e;tainthatnoone couldwin.

ARMYWORKEDTOVOIDELECTIONS

Haya,however,lookedlikethestrongestpossibility inthecampaignbeforetheelection.Buthewasbitterly opposedbytheArmy,notsomuchonideological groundsasbecausemanyofficershadbeenkilledinan A.P.R.A.uprising30yearsago.Thusevenbeforethe elections,theoppositionbeganclaimingfraudbecause itwasafraidHayswouldwinandwantedtolaythe groundworkforafuturevoidingoftheelection.

Publicly,theChurchstayedoutofthecampaign, althoughthesmallandpoorlyorganisedChristian Democraticpartydiditsbesttorepresentitselfasthe voiceofthecountry'sCatholics.Itwononlyfiveper centofthevote.

FewupperclassCatholicsbackedA.P.R.A.,although theparty'srankandfilelookonthemselvesasCatholics forthemostparty.Theyappeartobenomoreorless Catholicthantherankandfileofotherparties. Peruvianpolitics,however,isbuiltbytradition mainlyonthebasisofpersonalitiesratherthanwellorganisedparties.Theonlyorganisedpartyinthe countryisA.P.R.A.

MostCatholicsoftheupperclass,whichhaslong ruledPeru,linedupbehindeitherformerPresident ManuelOdriaorFernandoBelaunde,founderofthe newmoderateleftistPopularActionparty.

CatholicsbackingOdriarememberedthathehad favouredtheChurchduringhisadministrationand werealsoabitafraidoftheleftistswhowererunning

forCongressonBelaunde'sticket.Congressionalelectionswereheldinconjunctionwiththepresidential balloting.

Belaunde,however,wonsomeCatholicsupportby promisingtointroduceneededsocial'reforms.

TheJune10votingwasorderly,butcriesoffraud grewlouderafterA.P.R.A.won14.000morevotesthan anyotherpartyeventhoughitfellshortofthethirdof ballotsnecessarytoelectHaya.Accordingtolaw,the newlyelectedCongress,whichcontainedmanyA.P.R.A. members,shouldhaveelectedapresidentafterthe failureofthepopularvoting.

ButtheArmythenwarnedPresidentPradothatit wouldneveracceptHayaaspresident.AfterHaya madeapublicstatementthatbecausehehadbeen vetoedbytheArmyhewouldstepdowntomaintain peace,itbecameclearthattheArmywasopposingnot onlyHaya,butallA.P.R.A.membersofthenewCongress.High-rankingofficerstriedtopersuadePradoto voidthewholeelection.

Prado,however,insistedthat-theelectionswere essentiallyhonestandvalid

SoonJuly18,theArmystagedacoupandplaced themilitaryjuntainpowerundertheleadershipof GeneralRicardoPerezGodoy.

PERSONALPLEABYCARDINAL

ItdidsodespiteseveralpleastoupholdtheconstitutionmadebyCardinalLandazuriRicketts,O.F.M.,the ArchbishopofLima.TheCardinal'slastpleawasmade duringapersonalvisittomilitaryleadersat2a.m.on themorningofthecoup.

Thecountrywasshockedbythecoup,whichwas madewithverylittleviolence.YetPeruvianshave accepteditstoically. Thosewhoopposedithave accepteditasanaccomplishedfactandadoptedthe attitudethatthereisnousecryingoverspiltmilk.

TheactivityofCardinalLandazuriduringthecrisis isacluetothementalityofmanyleadingPeruvians, althoughtheCardinalcarefullyavoidedallpolitical interference.Onseveraloccasionsbeforetherevolution occurred,theCardinalhadpleadedthattheimpassebe solvedbyconstitutionalmeans.

However,onJuly27,heannouncedthathewould givethejuntahisco-operationsothatthecountry mightberuledpeacefullyduringitstimeincontrol. Althoughclearlyopposingthecoupinprinciple,he accepteditasarealitythatmustbedealtwithprudently.

Thearmedforceshavebeenthetraditionalsupporters oftheChurchinthiscountry,eventhoughmanyofthe higherofficialsareknownMasons.Thepositionofthe Church,then,inregardtothenewgovernmentisnot expectedtochangeradically.However,theArmyis alsothetraditionalsupporterofthecapitalisticclass, andsomechurchmenfeelthattheperiodofthejunta's rulewillbeasetbacktothecampaigntoachieve agrarianreform,revisedtaxprogrammes,lowerinterest rates,improvedhousingandotherneededsocialreforms.Thesechurchmenbelievethatifsuchreforms arenotattained,thedangerofcommunismwillbe increasedandthethreattotheChurchwillbecome moredangerous.

Thejunta,however,isthoroughlyanti-communist andobserversherethinkitissincereinitspromiseto grantfreeelectionswithinayear.

OPENINGOFNEWNORBERIINEPRIORYAT KERRYDOWNS,YORK

SincetheirarrivalinthePerthArchdiocesein1959, theCanonsRegularofPremontrehaveworkedtowards theestablishmentofaprioryontheirpropertyatYork.

OnSunday,September2, HisGracetheArchbishop willblessandofficiallyopen St.Norbert'sPrioryforthe NorbertineFathecsontheir farm,Kerrydowns.

Thenewprioryisformed partlybythehomestead purchasedwiththeproperty, aboutninemilesfromYork, fromMr.HectorMcDonald Smith.Tothisoriginal building,sixrooms,a chapel,ablutionblock,kitchenanda.dining-room havebeenadded.

Thisisthefirstfoundation oftheOrderinAustralia sincefoundationin1120, anditisthefirstfoundation fromHolyTrinityAbbey, Kilnacrott,Eire,sincethe latterwasraisedtothe statusofanabbeyin1954.

TheFathersareseeking youngladsfortheOrder, bothforthepriesthoodand lay-brotherhood.Forthe present.thoseintendingto studyforthepriesthoodwill besenttothemotherhouse inIreland,butlateranovitiateandhouseofstudies willbeestablishedatKerrydowns.

Nowtheycanacceptboys atthepriorywhoare anxioustogivetheirservice toGodaslay-brothers.They helptheFathersinthecommunityindoingdomestic work,workinthegarden, oronthefarm.

Thethreepriestswho haveworkedinestablishing thisnewfoundationare fortunateinhavinganother priestaddedtotheirnumber

Inadequate

CANBERRA:TheFederal Budgetallocationof£25,000 forA.C.T.privateschools was"meagreandtotallyinadequate,"thechairmanof theAdvisoryCouncil,Mr. W.1.Byrne,saidrecently.

TheA.C.T.Advisory Councilissimilartoamunicipalcouncil,butlacksany executivepowers.Itcanonly

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"RosaryHouse" SistersMake Profession

HOBART:AtSt.Mary's Cathedral,Hobart,recently, SisterM.Clarebecamethe firstformercorrespondence pupiloftheHomeMis.iionarySistersofOurLadyto beprofessedInthecoagrecation.

Theceremonywasthe biggestinthehistoryofthe congregation,oftenknown astheRosaryHouseSisters, sinceitwasformedin1942.

SisterClare,daughterof Mr.andMrs.N.vanden Bosch,ofTullendena,first mettheRosaryHouseSisterswhentheyconducteda holidayschoolatDerby aboutnineyearsago. Herparentsmigrated fromHollandtoTasmania abouttenyearsago.

ArchbishopYoung,who officiatedattheceremony, wasassistedbyFatherJ. C.Wallis,found.n.ofthe HomeMissionarySistersof OurLady,andFatherV. Shelverton.

ParentsPresent

PresentinSt.Mary's Cathedralweremany friendsandcloserelatives ofnunswhotookpartinthe ceremonies.Theywerelater entertainedatareceptionat St.Mary'sCollege. Otherstomaketheirfirst professionwithSisterClare wereSisterM.Helen,the daughterofMrs.M.Haywood,ofPortland,N.S.W., andthelateMr.C.Hay-

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mentthinksthissumissufficienttoeducatechildrento astandardsatisfactoryto theA.C.T.,"Mr.Byrnesaid.

lionCl£21,911,400included £25,000forreimbursement ofinterestoncapitalborrowedbyprivateschoolsfor buildingconstructionand extensions.

LNCREASE

Mr.Byrnesaidwhilethis wasanincreaseof£2,383 onlastyear,itwasonlya smallproportionofthetotal allocationof£764,000for schooleducation.

Itcomparedbadlywith the£94,000forschool cleaning,-54,000forschool transportand£35,000for schoolfuel,light,powerand water.

Thesumseemedinadequatewhenitwasconsideredthatoneinevery threechildrenintheA.C.T. waseducatedataprivate school.

TheAdvisoryCouncilhad recommendedtotheMinisterfortheInterior,Mr. Freeth,thatprivateschools begiventhesameassistance asotherschoolsforlibraries, waterandotherservices.

Thesehadbeenrejected.

"ApparentlytheGovern-

"PRESSEDFORSPACE"

"TheAdvisoryCouncil knowsthatanumberof publicschools,notablyRed HillandLyneham,already arehard-pressedforspace.

"Ifitdoesnotgiveprivate schoolssufficientassistance tobeabletofunctionproperly,thepressurewillbecomeintolerable.

"Wedonotwantanother Goulburnhere."

Mr.Byrnesaiditwas timetheGovernmentadoptedarealisticattitudetowardstheeducationofchildreninCanberra.

"MEAGRESUM"

`TheGovernmentis,we know,goingaheadonthe assumptionthatprivate schoolswillcontinueto functionintheirpresent proportionintheC.T,," hesaid.

"Thismeagresumof £25,000certainlydoesnot constituteanyguarantee andifnothingfurtheris done,educationcouldeasily bearealsnagintheA.C.T.," hesaid.

LotteryWinner ShowsGratitude ToOrphanage

SYDNEY:HorrieMudditt, 43,atobacconistinsuburban Bankstown,hasbecome knownasthe"orphanwho didnotforget."

Whenhesharedsecond prizewithfiveothersof £4,000inaStatelottery, hisfirstthoughtwastohelp St.Joseph'sOrphanagein Sydney,wherehewas reared.

Mr.Muddittwenttothe orphanageladenwithtoys fortheboyswhoarethere now,HetoldtheSistersof

St.Joseph's,whocaredfor himfromthetimeofhis parents'deathwhenhewas fouruntilhewas13,that heintendstohelpthemfurtherwhenhecollectshis winnings.

"WhenIwasthere,"said Mr.Mudditt,"weneversaw atoy.SoeversinceIleft, whichis30yearsago,I havebeensendingmoneyto helpwhenever.Icould." "Today,"headded,"the orphanageisstillstruggling andmywinwillhelpthem buyfoodandclothingfor thechildren."

SYDNEY:ThetoultY topicofStateaidto privateschoolscauseda bitofembarrassment hereintheranksofthe AustralianLaborParty. Theunder-25-year-old sectionoftheNew SouthWalesbranchof thepartyvated26to6 infavourofsuchaid, whichisopposedbythe partyingeneral.The A.L.P.YouthCouncil saidatameetingthat Stateaidtoprivate schoolsshouldbecomea policyoftheparty.The councilalsocongratulatedCatholicparents atGoulburnforreopenCatholicschoolsthere aftertheyhadclosed themfaraweekiJuly inprotestagainstlack ofStateaid.

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wood;SisterM.Philip,the daughterofMr.andMrs. E.Dunford,ofParkes, N.S.W.;SisterM.Dominic, daughterofMr.andMrs.J. Chine,ofEarlwood, SisterM.Ignatius,daughter ofMr.r.ndMrs.E.O'Brien, ofWarren,N.S.W.;SisterM. Gerard,daughterofMr.and Mrs.H.McHugh,ofMoruya, N.S.W.;SisterM.Elizabeth, daughterofMr.andMrs,E. Groves,ofClarencePt.;and SisterM.Patrick,daughter ofMr.andMrs.C.Ccad,of Lymington.

TwoQueenslan&rsmade theirfinalprofession.They wereSisterM.Piusand SisterM.John,who,asMiss JoanShannonwasknown throughoutAustraliaasthe nationalsecretaryofthe Girls'YoungChristianWorkers,thenknownasthe NationalCatholicGirls' Movement.

Thosewhorenewedtheir vowswereSistersM. Augustine.MargaretMary, JulianCarmelandGenevieve.

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Vietnam

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ThefirstVietnamese Jesuitsofmoderntimes, possiblythefirstinhistory, wereprofesscedontheFeast ofSt.IgnatiusLoyola.

FiveVietnamesestook theirvowsintheSocietyof JesusinthenovitiateatThu Duc,nearSaigon.Thenovitiatewasopenedtwoyears ago.

TheJesuitsfoundedthe permanentmissionsinVietnamin1615andcontinued tolabourinthecountry untillateinthe18thcentury.TheyreturnedtoVietnamin1957andnowconductthePontificalSeminary inDalatandaresidential centreforuniversitystudentsinSaigon,wherefour ofthemteachintheuniversity.Theyareabouttoopen anothercentreforstudents inHue.

WheninPerthtrytheWATTLE RESTAURANT 62ST.GEORGE'STERRACE AustralianandContinental Meals. SensibleCharges.

MonksJoinA

TradeUnion

TenTrappistmonksfrom OurLadyofGaudalupe abbeynearLafayetteinthe UnitedStateshavejoined thelocalbranchoftheMillmen'sUnion.

Theyarenotorganising "forhigherpayandbetter workingconditions."Rather theywanttoenablethe abbeytoputtheunionlabel onproductsofitswoodworkingshop,whichspecialisesinhigh

Thesecretaryfound,however,thattheAbbotwould havepermittedthemonks toattendaregularunion meetingfortheirinduction ceremonies.Furthermore,he liftedtheruleofsilence, andthenewunionmen werefreetoasktheirsecretaryanyquestionsthey wished.

AbuseOfDrink

UnderFire

TheCatholicTotalAbstienceUnionhascalledfora campaigninCatholicschools andyouthorganisationsto promotetotalabstinence amongyoungpeople.

TheC.T.A.U.madeitsappealinaresolutionadopted atits90thannualconvention,whichheardareport thattherearenowsixmillionalcoholicsintheU.S. Theunionrecommended thattherebemoreemphasisinbiologyandhygiene classesonthedangersof abuseintheuseofalcoholic beverages.

Theorganisationalso wentonrecordasfavouring administrationofthetotal abstinencepledgetochildrenatConfirmation.The pledgetakenonthisoccasionwouldbebindinguntil their21stbirthdays(25th birthdayinAustralia).

FatherMcAndrew,ina statementontheaimsofthe C.T.A.U.,stressedthatthe organisationis"notaprohibitionmovement."He pointedoutthattheChurch hasalwaystaughtthatthe moderateuseofalcoholic beveragesismorallyunobjectionableandadded:

"TheC.T.A.U.isnottrying 'tobemoreCatholicthan theChurch.'"Hesaidthe abstinenceunionfeelsthat the"drinkingsituation"in theUnitedStates"isgetting outofhand."

D'Angelo,whotoldhimthey hadvotedforaleftistparty. Thepriestrefusedtogive absolutionontheground thatthewomenhaddeliberatelyignoredtheChurch':; warningsaboutvotingfor partiescollaboratingwith communists.

Thewomenwenttocourt, chargingFatherFrancis withviolatingtheconstitutionalguaranteeoffreedom oftheballotbyhisrefusal togiveabsolution.

Initsruling,Italy'shigh courtsaid:"Todenyabsolutiontothosewhovote Liberal(aregionalleftist organisation)islicitfora Catholicpriest,whomust observetherulingsofcanon law."

Dominican Republic

AfterALong Suspension

Farthefirsttimein22 yearsthecityofSanto Domingopubliclycelebrated thefeastofitspatron,St. Dominic,founderofthe OrderofPreachers.

ArchbishopOctavioAntonioBerasofSantoDomingoissuedapastoralletter askingCatholicstotakepart intheceremonieswhichhad beensuspendedsince1940.

Intheafternoon,astatue ofthefounder-saintwas carriedtothecathedralin thefirstprocessionheld sincethedeathinMay, 1961,ofdictatorRafael LeonidasTrujillo.

In1936,thecitywasrenamedCiudadTrujilloafter thedictator.Lastyearit wentbacktothenameit hadcarriedforhundredsof years.

GratitudeTo ADefender

SomefivethousandDominicanshavesentasilver chaliceandagoldpectoral -rocstotheformerApostolic NunciototheDominican Republicforhis"defenceof therightsofthepeople."

Israel Exemption FromLaw

PredominantlyChristian areashavebeenexcepted fromlegislationpassedin Israelwhichprohibitsthe "raising,keepingorkilling (foreatingpurposes)of Digs."

Exemptedfromthelaw passedbytheKnesset(the parliamentofIsrael)are Nazarethandeightsmaller localitieswhereArabChristiansformamajority.Moslemsareincludedunderthe law,sincetheirfaithalso forbidstheconsumptionof pork.

Theassemblyreje:ded amendmentswhichproposed topermitpig-raisinginany localitywitha"mixedpopulation"andtocompensate ownersofpigfarmswho wouldbeforcedtoliquidate themunderthenewlaw.

India Planning

Illegal?

WestBengal'slegalcounselhasadvisedtheState governmentthatItsfamily planningprogrammemay violateIndia'spenalcode, thebodyofcriminallaw whi?happliestoallIndia.

Thelegaladviserpointed outthatwilfuldamageto thehumanbodycommitted undertheprogrammeisillegal.Consequently,doctors performingoperationscausingsterilisationcanbeprosecutedonthechargeof encouragingapersonto commitsuicide.

Heretofore,thegovernmenthasencouragedand subsidisedtheoperations. Theyareperformedfreeof chargeatgovernment-run familyplanningcentres.

HealthMinisterDr.J.Ft. Dharsaidhehadwrittento thegovernmentoftheIndianUnionatNewDelhi askingitsadviceonWest Bengal'sproblem.

BibleStudy MadeEasy!

Thefirstgrammarofan ancientlanguagewhichhas notbeenusedformorethan twentycenturieshasbeen PublishedbyFranciscan scholars.

FatherAngeloLanceiotti, O.F.M.,professoroftheAkkadianlanguageattheFranciscanBiblicalStudyCentre atJerusalemandprofossor atthePontificalAntonianum UniversitiyinRome.has publishedanAkkadian grammar.

Thisisanancient&maic languageusedinMesopotamiafromthe28thtofirst centuryB.C.Thedocuments incuneiformleftbythe usersofthislanguageareof interestforthedetailed knowledgetheygiveofthe culturalbackgroundfora greatpartofbiblicalhistory.

DenialOf Absolution

TheItalianSupremeCon stitutionalCourthasruled thatapriestwhodenies absolutiontoaCatholicwho hasvotedforleftistpolitical partiesdoesrotinfringeon electoralfreedom.

The

ThegiftsareforArchbishopLinoZanini,now ApostolicDelegatetoJerusalemandPalestine,who servedasNunicototherepublicwhenthelatedictatorwasstillinpower.The Archbishopwasforcedby theTrujilloregimetoleave thecountry.

Thechalicewassentby Dominicanwomen,andthe pectoralcrossbyDominican men.AmessageaccompanyingthegiftslaudedArchbishopZaninifordefending thepeople"whenthecoon; trywasunderthedominationofacrueltyrant."

Ceylon CriticismsAnd Suggestions

The25thanniversarycelebrationoftheLegionof MaryinCeylonbrought 6,000membersfromallover theislandtothesquarein frontofSt.Lucia'sCathedralinColombo. Anunusualfeatureofthe programmewasapanel sessioninwhichmemberof otherCatholicgroupsdiscussedtheLegion'sworkas theyseeitandmadecriticismsandsuggestionsfor newactivities.Discussions wereheldinthreelanguages -Sinhalese,TamilandEnglish.

CatholicsinIndiaare awaitingthecentralgovernment'sresponsewithinterestbecausethelegal counsel'sopinionagrees withCatholicteachingcn' naturallaw.

Theadvicegivenbythe NewDelhigovernment wouldalsoaffectIndia's otherStates.

TradeUnion Expansion

InsevenyearstheGermanChristianTradeUnion hasopenedmorethanone thousandlocalofficesand overahundredregional unitsinWestGermany, FranzTeriete,chairman oftheunion,explainedat aninternationalseminarians' conferencethathisorganisationdoesnothaveaspecificallyreligiousmission,but seekstoincorporatereligiousprinciplesindailylife. Hesaiditrejectsthewelfarestate,butseekstobuild asocial-mindedconstitutionalstate.

Terietedeclaredthatthe ChristianTradeUnionisnot actingasapressureblocin unionmovementaffairsand isnotbackingindividual candidatesforunionoffices. Hesaiditdoesnotaimto hinderthestrikingpowerof unionsbuttostrengthenthis power.

Spain

EarlyChurch Restoration

TheChurchofSt.Martin, thefirstChristianchurchto bebuiltinMadrid,isbeing restored.

Thechurchisbelievedto havebeenbuiltin1083by KingAlfonsoVIwhenhe tookoverthecityfromthe Moors.

ThechurchanditsBenedictinemonasteryweredestroyedatthebeginningof the19thcenturyduringthe warofindependenceagainst Napoleon.

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COLOMBO(Ceylon).-ABuddhistjudgehasmadeapublic appealforjusticetotheCatholicschoolsofCeylon,whichhave boonnearlywipedoutinanationalisationdrive.

Thejudge,A.W.Abeysundera,spokeatanhonoursconvocationatSt. Joseph'sCollege,Hestrongly defendedtherightofthe collegetochargetuition.

UndertheschoolnationalisationprogrammethenumberofCatholicschoolswas reducedfrom750to40and onlytop-flightsecondary schoolslikeSt.Joseph's werepermittedtocontinue. Butthesewerenotallowed toacceptstudentfeesand wererefusedallgovernment aid.

Atthesameevent,the Collegerector,Monsignor

W.L.A.DonPeter,putforwardastrongcaseforthe roleofreligioninthenew Ceyloneducationalsystem. Hesaidthatthenewschools wouldbefalsetoCeylon's traditioniftheydidnot colourtheirwholecurriculumwithreligiousprinciples.Thegovernmenthas recommendedthatreligion betaughtonlyduring,,ne classperiod,withoutreferencetoparticularreligious practicesorrites. MonsignorDonPeteralludedtothechargesby Ceylon'sultra-nationalists thattheprivateschoolshad beentooacademicandhad nottrainedworkerswho

TOLDTRYHEROWN

MEDICINEFIRST

COCHABAMBA,Bolivia: Nomissionarylikestorefusearequestforaspiritual favour.ButintheMaryknollparishinSantaAna, FatherLeoJ.Sommer, M.M.,didsowithcommendabletact.

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blanket.Beforeraisinghis handinbenediction,the missionarycasuallyasked thewomanwhatsheintendedtodowithsucha formidableweapon. Justascasuallysherepliedthatshewasgoingto useitonherfivechildren, frequentlyinclinedtodisobedience.FatherSommers withdrewhishand.The womanfrowned,obviously angryatthepriest'srefusal. Thenquickly,inthebest traditionofKingSolomon, FatherSommeranno'inced hewouldgladlyblessthe whipifthemother,instead ofusingitonherchildren, wouldapplyittoherself whenshebecameimpatient.

Thewomanshookher head,andwithashrugof resignationcommentedthat thewhipwastooheavyto carryaroundanyway.She wouldwaitforthemto makelighterwhips-or,said FatherSommerwitha smile,smallerhorses.

couldassistinthecountry's technicalprogress.Hedeclaredthatthisfaultwas sharedbythewholeeducationalsystemofthecountry.

ColonialBrand

"TheAssisted(private) SchoolSystemhasunhappilybeenbrandedasa 'colonial'system,"hesaid, "denouncedasunsuitable forthecountryandblamed especiallyfortheprevalence ofunemployment.itshould benoted,however,that-the faultlaynotwiththeAssistedSchoolsonly,butwith thegovernmentschools. Educationwasfartonconcentratedontheacademic side.

"Themeretake-overof schoolsisnotgoingtosolve theproblem.Infact,changes intheeducationalsystem thatwerereallynecessary havenotbeeneffected, thoughchangesthatwe're notnecessaryhavebeen zealouslycarriedout.

"Itwouldbemostunfortunateandnocredittothe peopleofthiscountryifthe educationalfreedomweenjoyedundertherutsofthe foreignerisnowtobetaken awayfromusinindependentCeylon." r004,11.....1441

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MONTERO,Bolivia:The BishopofSantaCruzhas offeredaRequiemMass fora31-:sear-oldAmerican priestwhowasshotdead hereandwhosekillerwas lynchedbyvillagersdespiteappealsfromanother priest.

BishopLuisRodriquez PardoofSantaCruzofferedtheMassinOurLady ofMercyChurchfor FatherWilliamC.Kruegler,M.M.,whowasburied here.

MaryknollFatherKruegler,ordainedin1957,was shotthreetimesbyManglioSaravia,severalhours afterthepriesthadcomplainedtoSaraviaabout noiseandthesellingof drinkstominorsinSaravia'ssaloonnearthe church.

Accordingtoother priestsatthemission, FatherKrueglerwasapproachedonthepatioof thechurchbySaravia.The saloonowneraskedwhat

CATHOLICTVEDUCATORSGOTOSCHOOL

Morethan240Catholiceducators,specialisinginteachingbytelevision,receivean educationalTVdemonstrationattheCentreforInstructionalTelevision,Yonkers,N.Y. Sponsored.byFordhamUniversity,theeducatorsattendedasessionatwhichSister AgnesDannetteoftheMaryknollSistersgavealessonoverclosed-circuitTVtoillustrate howaskilledteachercanbequicklytrainedtomakeeffectiveuseofthemediumasa teachingtool.

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timeRosarywastoberecited.FatherKrueglertold himthehourandturned away.Saraviapulledouta revolverandfiredfivebullets,hittingthepriest threetimes.

FatherJohnMcCabe, M.M.,parishpriest,ranto thepatioandadministered lastrites,FatherJames Fitzgerald,M.M.,rushed thewoundedpriesttothe localhospital,buthewas deaduponarrival. Villagers,hearingthe shooting,draggedSaravia fromtheparishhouseto thetown'splazaandhangedhimfromatree,despite appealsfromFatherMcCabethatthekillerbe turnedovertothepolice. FederalauthoritiesinLa Pazorderedaninvestigationoftheincidentand expressedregretstothe MaryknollOrderandto theU.S.Ambassador.

FatherKruegler,who hasbeeninBoliviasince ordinationandinMontera fortwoyears,issurvived byhismotherandthree brothersandthreesisters, twoofwhomarenuns.

TyphoonVictims ReceiveEarlyAid

TAIPEI(Formosa).-Theworld-widereliefagency ofUnitedStatesCatholicsisrushingemergencyaidto victimsofTyphoonOpal,whichbatteredtheeastcoast ofFormosa,killingmorethansixtypersonsandinjuring aboutathousand.

FatherFrancisO'Neill,M.M.,directorinFormosaof CatholicReliefServices-NationalCatholicWelfare Conference,saidthat60tonsofflour,wheat,cooking oilandclothesarebeingsentdailytothestrickenarea untilfurthernotice.

"Thetyphoonsmashedintoalmostthesameplace wherelastSeptemberTyphoonPamelastruck,killing aboutahundred,"saidtheMaryknollpriest.

Receivingthefullforceofwindsof170m.p.h.was Ilan,wheremorethanfiftypersonsdied.

MonsignorInigoKoenig,S.D.S.,Superiorofthe Salvatorianmissionariesstaffingthedistrict,saidthe houseswereflattened,killingorinjuringtheoccupants.

"Inonefamilysevenpersonsdiedunderafalling house,"hesaid.

Since1,astyear'styphoon,theSalvatorianshaveused allreliefmoneytobuildbetterhousesforthevictims. Thecommonbambooandmudhousescollapselike cardboardbeforethetyphoonwinds.

MorethanlivethousandhouseswerereporteddemolishedbyTyphoonOpal.

MonsignorKoenigreportedtoFatherO'Neillthat threevillagesnearIlanwerealsopartiallydestroyed. Thetyphoonveered,catchingIlanunpreparedfora frontalattack.Itthenpassed,withlesseningwinds, acrossnorthernFormosatowardsChina.

thecouncilsessionsisonly asmallbeginningtowards thisgoal.

NOQUICKELIMINATIONOFFTERYMINS-UNITYDIFFICULTIES

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Hemadefourpointsabout theEcumenicalCouncil:

HEYTHROP(England).-Aleadingofficialforthecoming EcumenicalCouncilsaidherethattherearegreatdifficulties Christianunityandthesecannotbeeliminatedinthe ofafewyears.

THESTATEMENTWASMADEBYCARDINAL BEA,S.J.,PRESIDENTOFTHEPREPARATORY SECRETARIATPORPROMOTINGCHRISTIAN UNITYFORTHESECONDVATICANCOUNCIL.

Hespoketonewsmen aftertakingpartinaconferenceonChristianunity heldattheJesuit-conducted CollegeofSt.Bellarmineat Heythrop.Some80priests, includingfivebishops,took partintheconference.Its principalaimwastoinstruct priestsinthenatureofecumenicalworkinBritain.

Askedatwhatpointhe envisagedaunionofall baptisedChristians,CardinalBearepliedwiththe followingBiblicalquotation: "Itisnotforyoutoknow thetimesordateswhichthe FatherhasfixedbyHisown authority"(Acts:1,7).

TheJesuitCardinalagreed thatprejudiceandsuspicion inregardtoattemptsat unityexisttoahighdegree, butaddedthatthesecannot beeliminatedquickly.

"Wehaveonlyjustbeguntomovetowardseach other,andwecannotexpect

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thatprejudicesandmisunderstandingscreated throughmanyverysadcenturiescanbeovercomeina Hesaidhethoughtthe fewyears'time,"hesaid. comingcouncilcouldhelp

Hemadefourpointsabout theEcumenicalCouncil:

(;)TheWorldCouncil ofChurchesshouldfollowit withcloseinterestand prayers,anddonothingto hinderitswork:

4TheWorldCouncil shouldkeepitsmembers fullyinformedofthelatest developmentsinthechangingCatholic-Protestantrelations;

4Agenuinedialoguebetweenthechurchesshould beinitiated,"Individual talksareonething,adialoguebetweenchurchesis another;" 114,44,441,*04.4.04.4.11,04.44

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HowDoILoveThee?

Someyearsagoasymbolwasworked outfortheCanaConferenceMovement. Itshowedtwointertwinedcircles.One circlerepresentsthehusband,theother thewife.

Theyareintertwinedtoshowtheunionofthetwoin marriage.Inthecentreofeachcircleisatongueof flameindicatingthelightoffaithandthefireoflove whicharetoguidethesetwointheirunionwitheach other. Intersectingthetwocirclesatthepointwherethey intertwineisacrossrepresentingJesusartist.A Christianmarriageistheunionofthreepersons-two humaninthehusbandandwifeandonedivineinOur DivineLord.

CONSTANTRENEWAL

THROUGHtheirexchangeofconsentatthe weddingceremony,thesetwopeopledeclaretheirintentiontobecomeone-inbody,mind,heart andaffections.Butthedeclarationofunitydoesnot initseslfbringaboutoneness.Ittakesaconstant renewal,aconstantgivingandsacrificingofself,a forgetfulnessofone'sownneedsandarefocusingon theneedsoftheother.Tomakeamarriageworktakes lessofasenseoftogethernessandmoreofasenseof otherness.Themagicelementis,ofcourse,love.

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improve spherebetweenCatholics andnon-Catholicsbydealingwithsomeoftheirmost controversialproblemsand byencouraginginter-faith discussions.

Conversations"between membersofdifferentcommunionsshouldbefostered, saidtheCardinal,butthose takingpartinthemshould bepreparedinScripture andtheology,andthere shouldbeacarefulchoice ofprecisesubjects. Ontheparishlevel,the Cardinalsuggestedpromotionofgoodwillandunderstanding,andanencourage. mentofChristianprinciples inpubliclife.

DialogueInNeed

MeanwhileinParis,a key°MealintheWorld CouncilofChurcheshasdeclaredthatthefriendlier Catholic-Protestantclimate probablywillhavenoenduringeffectunlessitleads to"adialogueatthelevel oftheChurchitself."

Thestatementwasmade inareporttothecentral committeeofthepredominantlyOrthodoxandProtestantbody,meetingin Paris,bythecouncil's secretary-general,Dr.WillemVisser'tHooft.

Dialogueisatermused frequentlyinchurchunity movements.Itreferstodiscussionsinwhichtwoparticipantsexpresssincere mutualinterestineach other.

Dr.Visser'tHooftunderscoredhishope"thata genuineconversationbetweentheRomanCatholic Churchononehandandthe WorldCouncilanditsmemberchurchesontheother comestopass."Hesaidthat itisstillpossiblethatthe SecondVaticanCouncil "willitselfspeakthelanguageofthedialogue."

Hesaidthatthesending ofProtestantobserversto

TheWorldCouncil shouldwatchcarefullythe EcumenicalCouncil'sdecisionsonsuchkeypointsas mixedmarriages,religious freedom,prayersforunity andthenatureandlimitsof theChurch.

Seminarians' Unusual Curriculum

MANCHESTER(England)TheXaverian Brothershaveopeneda juniorseminarywhich differsfromordinary procedure.TheseminariansatMarylands,a bighouseinManchester'sVictoriaPark district,notonlyattend ordinaryschoolatthe nearbyXaverianCollege,buttheyareallowedtosleepathome fournightsaweek. NormallysuchJunior seminariansgohunt onlyforholidaysand followanindependent courseofstudies.The 20aspirantsinthe Marylandsjuniorate, however,donotlivethe lifeofordinaryschoolboys.TheyhavetoattendMasseachmorning andgettoschoolhalf anhourbeforeclassto dothechores.Their breaksarespentIn prayer,studyandfurtherchoresandthey haveal!their:arabat Marylands.Lainghome aftercreatingprayers. Theboysmustspeed Fridaynightatthe seminary.Theother threenightstheycan chooseforthemselves. Theyenterattheageof 13andleaveforthe novitiatefouryears later.

InaChristianmarriage,Christimmediatelysteps intothisdeclarationofunitybetweentwoloving humansandmakesitasacrament.Immediatelytheir declarationofunitywitheachotherbecomesadeclarationofunitywithHim.Inandthroughtheirlovefor eachother-expressedinathousanddifferentways- theyshowtheirloveforHim.Throughtheirunionwith eachothertheybecomeonewithHim.Thelinesofthe famouslovepoemofElizabethBarrettBrowning- "HowdoIlovethee?Letmecounttheways"-isfor theChristiancoupleaformofprayer.

Toreversethecoin-asonepartnerinthemarriage becomesclosertoGodthroughprayer,receptionofthe sacramentsandadailyofferingofhislifetoChriston thecrossinandthroughtheHolySacrificeoftheMass, henecessarilygrowsinlove,notonlyofGodbutofhis wife.Asshe,too,inherownwayandwithherown giftstoGodbecomesabetterloverofGod,sodoesshe growinonenesswithherhusband.

HORROROFSIN

*THEREisadirect,proportionaterelationship betweenaman'sloveofGodandhisloveof hiswife.Hewhocommitsamortalsinanddestroys hisloverelationshipwithGodautomaticallyseriously affectshisloverelationshipwithhiswife.Hehasnot onlyisolatedhimselffromGod,thesourceofalllove, andthushurthimself,buthehasatthesametime deniedtohiswifewhatshehasarighttoexpect-his ,love.SinceGodusesthehusband'sloveasachannel ofHisownlove,sheisalsocheatedofthis. Thisisthehorrorofmortalsin.Itisarejectionof loveforthesakeofaselfishend.Awifedoesn'tjust turnawayfromGodwhenshecommitsamortalsin. sheinasenseturnsGodawayfromherhusbandand children.InsteadofallowingGodtogrowinherand inasenselettingHimoverflowintothekitchen,the livingroom,thebedroom,thuspermittingherfamily toabsorbHimbyasortofspiritualosmosis,sheshuts Himoff.Theywhocometothewelltodrinkfind itdry. Thereisnohappinessinlifeorinmarriageaway fromGod.Wearemadetoloveandwecan'tlove exceptinandwithGod.ToaChristiancoupleHegives thesacramentofhumanlovethatisMatrimony,that theymightloveeachotherbetter-"peripsum,etcum ipso,etinipso"(throughHim,withHim,andinHim") -asthewordsoftheMasshaveit.

ThisbillboardgivingadvicetoparishionersabouttotakeoffforsummervacationsispostednearMt.CarmelChurchJerseyCity,N.J.Arrangementsforthis novelmethodofpresentingpartingadviceweremadebyMgr.WalterP.Artioli, Mt.Carmelpastor.

THEECUMENICALCOUNCIL-THECHURCHANDCHRISTENDOM

RENEWALOF CHRISTIAN LIFE

Renewingfaith; Modern Man's Problems;TheScientificAge

THEradicalchange in,socialconditions,duetothe advanceofscience andtheraisingof materialstandards, hasgivenrisetonew problemsonvarious levels.

Thereis,too,anurgent needtoupholdthereligious andethicalgritrAllicsof private,fondlyandpublic life,whichmanyare=soddedenoughtodespiseas relicsofmediaeval=or ignoreinpractice.

Inthismatteranecumenicalcouncilcanpowerfullycontributetoamoral revivalamongthepeople.

Thatwaswhy,20yearsago, CardinalRuffini,Archbishop ofPalermo,urgedPiusXII tosummonanecumenical council,pointingoutthatit wouldhaveasmanypressingproblemstodealwithas theCouncilofTrent.

TheCouncilofTrent.as iswellknown,wasareformingcouncil:andthe futureCouncil,too,willaim atreformandtherenewal ofChristianlife,asPope JohnXXIIIhasoftenrepeated.OnApril6,1959,he expressedthehopethatit wouldrenewthepowerof theapostolateandproveto theworldthattheGospel hasstrengthtoreform elevatemankind.

TheCouncilofTrentis astrikingandaltogether amazingexampleofacomprehensivereformofthe kind.TheretheFathersof theCouncildidnotsimply restoremediaevalCatholicism,butdevisedlawsand pastoralpracticessuitableto thechangedconditionsand needsofthetime.Theydid notshrinkfromradicalmeasures.Abusesthathadcrept 'inwerefirmlyrejected,new formsofadministrationand pastoralcareadopted,and theChurchwasgivena structureenablingittorenewitselfandwithstand unimpairedallthestormsto come.

TheCouncilofTrentwas confrontedbyachanged world;and,likewise,the Councilabouttotakeplace facesquitenewconditions, whichrequirecorresponding changesinthelawofthe Church.

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Cathedram,thePopespeaks ofthe"adjustmentofan up-to-datecodeoflawsfor theChurchoftheEastern Rite."Hegoesontosay thatheintendstbsummon theEcumenicalCouncilso thatbishopsfromallparts maydealwiththegravereligiousquestionsoftheday, promotethegrowthofthe Churchandtherenewalof morallife,andadjust Churchdisciplinetothe necessitiesofthetime.

Amongtheseproblemsof adjustment,thatofthemissionsisofparticularurgency.TheCouncilwillbe facedwithsuchachanged worldascouldscarcelybe envisagedatthetimeof Trent,ortheVatican.The salientfeatureisthedesire ofthecolouredpeoplesfor partnershipwiththereston equalterms.Atthetimeof Trent,Americahadbeen discovered,andthecolonial periodhadbegun.Theproblemsoftheagehadstarted toemerge,welldescribedby ReingholdSchneiderinhis work,"LasCasasbefore CharlesV."

Butthepresentsituation isquitedifferent.Europe's visionhadindeedbeen broadenedbythediscovery ofAmerica,butthecoloured racesremainedisolatedas theyhadbeenforcenturies. Theinitiativeinhistorywas stillwiththepeopleof EuropeandtheNearEast.

AsiaandAfricawerestrangerstoscientificprogress, technology,andculturaladvance.Nonetheless,the colonialperiodwaspreparingthegreatupheavalof ourtime.

Thecolouredraceshave wokenup.Theyhaveappropriatedtheresultsof Europeanscienceandtechnology,butunfortunately haveoftenadoptedthe rationalism,materialismand communisticsociologyofthe NineteenthCentury,along withthenationalisticspirit prevailingwidelyinEurope. Noraretheirdemandsby anymeanssatisfied.As CardinalSiri,Archbishopof Genoa,inaspeechonNov'ember18,1959,aboutthe

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QUALITYLINKMESHFENCESSUPPLIED

historicalfunctionsofthe Council,pointedout,a whollynewsituationhas arisenandmustbemet.

PopeJohnXXIII,inhis missionaryencyclicalPrincepsPastorumof1959,has alreadygivenhisanswerto thedemandsofthenative clergy,atrainingadapted totheirownenvironment andmakinguseofthespecialqualities,thecivilisation andcustomsofthecoloured races;alsothetrainingof an,educatedlaityaswitnessestoChristontheir owninitiativeandresponsibilityinthesocial-ethical andalliedspheres.The papaldirectiveswillhave greatimportanceforthe Council'sdeliberationson missionaryproblemsand willhelptobringoutthe functionsofthelaityin generalintheChurch.

TheCouncilwilltherefore havetotakeaccountofthe reactionsofthecoloured peopletoEuropeancolonialisminthemissions;and missionarymethodswill havetobereassessedand studiedinthelightofthe Gospelandthenatureof theuniversalChurch.The lawoftheChurch,her methodsofevangelisation andecclesiasticalusagesin themissions.mustbe broughtintolinewiththe changedenvironment,and this"accommodation"must becarefullythoughtout.A generalcouncilaffordsthe bestpossiblescopeforsolvingalltheseproblems.

FAITHAND PROBLEMSOF THEAGE

ASappened400 yearsago,the comingCouncilwill effectarealreform intheChurch.

Itwillcauseanintensified spiritoffaith,afreshfloweringoftheChristianlife,a renewalofpastoralactivity, andlegislationappropriate tothepresentsituation.

Thespiritofdarkness triestoturnmen'sminds fromthethingsofeternity andawarenessthattheyare madeinthedivineimage.It deludesmanwiththe mirageofindependenceof Godsoastoenslavehimto asoullesscollectivism.When theCouncilofTrentcame

ByMostRev. LORENZJAEGER

Archbishopof

Paderborn, Germany

toanend,themodernera hadalreadybegun.Science investigatedthelawsof natureandmadethemsubservienttoman.Allsortsof inventionsappearedandthe methodsofrationalinquiry andofthescientificsolution ofproblemswerealsoappliedtothespheresofsocial life,medicalcareandpopulationproblems.Mankind hasachievedwonderfulresultsbyrelyingonitsown abilitiesinsolvingthe problemsofthepresent world.

Thisneednothaveled menawayfromGod:forit isGod,inHisalmighty powerandwisdom,Who createdthenaturalorder andlawsmanhasmadesubservienttohisneeds.God HimselfhadinsertedHis planandordinancesinto creationintheformof naturallaws;andHecontinuouslysustainsthisorder.

Mandoesnotmakethe naturalorder,butonlydiscoversitsoastouseitfor hispurposes.Allhecan everdoistofollowgropinglythestepsofdivinewisdomandassenttoGod's preordainedlaws.Onlyin theserviceoftheCreator canhefulfilthebiblical injunctiontoruletheearth. Ourownscientificandtechnologicalagecould,onthese lines,haveledtoanatural knowledgeofGodofincreasingrangeanddepth. Insteadofthis,thewealth ofdiscoveries,suchas atomicpower,andscientific achievementsliketheorbitingofsatellites,haveserved tointoxicatemenandinduceakindofblindessto God.IndiscoveringGod's lawsofnatureandapplyingthem,theyactasifthey themselveshadmadethese lawsandhadnousefor God;theyaremisledabout theirownnature,themeaningoflife,andloseallcertainty.Thepowertheyhave wonhasbecomeamenace toalllifeonearth.

Therenewaloffaithhas totakeaccountofthisproblemofmodernmanandthe scientificage.Itwillbethe triumphoffaithtoshow manthemeaningofthislife. Astronglyrootedfaithis neededtoteachmodernman tocometotermswithhimselfandhisneighbour.to maketheforcesofnature serveandnotoverwhelm, mankind.

REFORMOF MORALS

111DOPEJOHN

AlXXIIIdesignated oneofthemainobjectsoftheCouncil as"thesalutarymoral renewaloftheChristianpeople."

Mentodayarenoworse thanthoseofpreviousgenerations,buttheyareexposedtogreaterdangers. Nodoubt,inearliertimestheRenaissance,forexample-therewasadecline inChristianmoralconduct andgrosscorruptionin publiclife;butthiswasconfinedtoasmallcircleand didnotaffectthepeopleat large.

Today,however,immoral principlesandpracticesare broughttotheattentionof allthroughradio,cinema, television,newspapers,and nooneisimmune.These mediaofmassinfluence raisenewpastoralproblems, fortheycanbeputtogood use,and,infact,oftenare. ThereisapictureofDurer's "Knight,DeathandDevil," whichshowsamanpassing triumphantlythroughallthe dangersofthisworld.But todaythedestructivepowers ofdarknesshavesomany featuresandshapes,they lurkinsomanypointsof

vantage,thatithasbecome inordinatelydifficultfor anyone,howeverprepared, toavoidcontaminationand defilement.

Thesenseofpurityand uprightnessinbothprivate andpubliclifeneedstobe stirredupanew.Oncethe risinggenerationacknowledgespurityofmoralsin thespiritoffaithasapositivevalue,,thesignsof decadenceweseearoundus, thefruitofaphilosophy basedsolelyonthepassions, willdisappearmorequickly thanwemightnowimagine.

TheCouncilwillinitiatea newspringtimeofChristian livingwithitssourceinthe teachingsoffaith,andrekindleamongmenthelove ofChrist.TheSpiritofGod isstillmightyenoughtoday torenewthefaceofthe earth.

Thosewhospeakabout thereformofmoralsmust neverforgetthatitcanonly comefromthespiritofthe Gospel,fromfaithinthe Redeemercrucifiedand risen.Intakingaccountof thechangesaroundus,we mustneverassimilateourselvestotheworldinits estrangementfromGod. Livingintheworld,we workforthecomingofthe kingdomofGod,Whocame tousasachildinthecrib

atBethlehem.TheCouncil willpreparethewayforthe kinglyruleofChrist,so splendidlyportrayedinthe Christmasliturgy.Allwho believeintheIncarnateSon ofGod,bornonthatholy night,canandshouldwork, fromndwon,inpreparing fortheCouncil. AsPopeJohnXXIIIsaid, inhisencyclicalAdPetri Cathedram;"Thesuccessof thecomingEcumenical Councilwilldependmoreon thegreatardourofyour concertedprayers,vying,as itwere,witheachotherin holyrivalry,thanonany humanefforts,careandindustry.Andweextendalso awarminvitationtothose whoarenotofthisfold,yet whoreverenceandworship GodandstriveinallsinceritytoobeyHisCommandments,maytheytoo joininthisprayerfulappeal toGod."

Y.C.W.MOVEMENTBRANCHNOTES

EASTVICTORIAPARK

EastVictoriaParkhas been,oflate,thesceneof massexodus.FourprominentY.C.W.membershave beenawardedtours'tothe EasternStatesandtoAmerica.

PhilPendal,aleader,was giventheJuniorCitizen awardforthisdistrict.He leftlastSundayforCanberrabyplaneforatwoweektouroftheAustralian CapitalTerritory,which willinvolvemeetingswith manyimportantpeopleas anambassadorforW.A. youthand,ofcourse,the Y.C.W.

PhilCarneyhasbeen grantedoneofthefourAmericanFellowshipScholars' awardsandhasleftforSalt LakeCityUniversityinthe UnitedStates.Hewill undertakeayear'sstudy therebeforereturningto Perth.

Theseawards,however, havenotbeenconfinedonly totheintellectualsofthe parish,asthesportingworld hasalsograntedtwo.Both TonyKelliherandPatStillinghavewontripstoSydney.Tonywillcompetein theselectiontrialsforthe CommonwealthGamesasa memberoftheW.A.cycling teamandPatasamember oftheW.A.rugbyleague team. Acakestallwillbeheld nextSunday,September2. Mostmemberswillbecontactedwithregardtothis, butotherwiseanyonewishingtodonateacakecanring RonRichardson6-2681or seeTonyGallagher.The followingSundayageneral meetingmaybeheldto makearrangementsfora wind-updanceforthefootballandgirls'basketball.

COMO(BOYS)

Comobranchhasbeen checkingonoldpeoplein theparishandfromthefew factsbroughttonoticethere appearstobefewoldpeople inneed-andofthesemost arecateredforbythemany convalescenthomesinthe districtaswellastheMeals onWheels.

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CONTOUR'ECOSMETICS

Assomeofthemothersof leadersbelongtothislatter organisation,theyarebeing questioned,beforenext week'smeeting,toseeifany oldpeoplerequireoddjobs donearoundtheirhomes.

Inviewofourfindingsin regardtoelderlypeople,we havedecidedtoconcentrate ourattentionmoreonthe sickandincapacitated. Thebranchwillsoonhold ageneralmeetingandall suggestionswouldbeappreciatedbytheleaders.

MOSMANPARK

LastWednesdayevening thebasketballteamcelebratedtheendoftheseason withadinnerattheHighwayHotel.Trophieswere presentedtoPatriciaWatkinsforfairestandbestand toVeronicaArthurformost improved. Congratulationstoboth PatandVeronicaandthanks toJanFitzhardingefor donatingthelattertrophy. Themembersoftheteam for1962wereChristineAntoine(captain),AnneStanley(treasurer),Patricia Watkins(umpire),Veronica Arthur,PatriciaRamsay, TheresaElias,Catherine Versace,JanetBulland MargaretGrosser.

PALMYRA(GIRLS)

Thebranchwouldliketo welcomeKathyFitzgerald totheleadersgroup.Kathy haspreviouslybeeninthe BridgetownY.C.W.The leadersgrouphasnowbeen swelledtotenmembers.

Adance,tobeheldon Friday,August31,inthe parishhall,promisestobe agreatsuccess.Preparations arewellunderwayandit ishopedY.C.W.members fromotherparisheswilljoin withustomakethisdance anenjoyableeveningfot all.

NORTH-EAST FREMANTLE

Thenewlyformedbranch ofNorth-EastFremantlegot awaytoagrandstartwith thefirstadult-youthgathering. Theeveningtooktheform ofadebateonthecurrent topic-"StateAidtoPrivate Schools."Theboys'team, GregSymonds,JoeSchaper andBobRichmond,tookthe negativesidewhilethegirls, NellySchaperandLeonie ParanthoincledbyDelicia Coloquohrontheaffirmativesidewonbyavery narrowmargin.Thanksare extendedtoMr.Bourkefor actingasadjudicatorandto FrankSchaper,ourcapable chairman,whosekeepingof lawandorderwouldhave donejusticetoElliotNess. Thenextpublicaudience functionwillbeonmore THE

COUNTRYFOLK! ST.JOSEPH'SHOSTEL

20HAWKSBURNROAD,RIVERVALE.Tel.6-1097. NearRivervaleR.S.andHighway,busstop. Beautifulriverview.

Tariff:PerWeek,ES;perDay,E1;B.&B.,17/6day: Bed(only),15/.day.Boarders,E4/10/-perweek.

ByY.C.W.BranchCorrespondents ambitiouslines,sowatchfor notices. Wouldallmembersand intendingmembersplease notethatthenextgeneral meetingwillbeheldon September2atKingStreet Schoolat Thisbranchisdepending forsupportontheelder Y.C.W.branches,especially Fremantle,Palmyraand Applecross,withthecarnivaldanceatEastFremantle -TownHallonSeptember8. Lookoutforsomething reallyinterestingwhenthe carrallycomesup!

BASSENDEAN(BOYS)

TheleadersoftheBassendeanY.C.W.wishtoextend aheartywelcometoformer HighgateY.C.W.president BillHebb.Sincehisarrival, considerableprogresshas beenmadeandmuchgreater thingsareexpectedinthe future.Acommitteeofseven hasbeenelectedforthe socialclub-President,G. Goetz;secretary,A.Clune; treasurer,J.Vujltr;andG. Avramoff,V.Bell,J.Bell andA.Donovan. Plansarebeingmadefor theholdingofadance,but asyetnothingdefinitehas beenarranged.

NextSundaynighta basketballgame(girlsv boys)willbeheldatthe Bassendeantenniscourts.

PALMYRA(GIRLS)

Thegirlswerepleasedto hearthatConnieRummer hasbeenpickedinthe Y.C.W.JuniorBasketball teamandwouldliketocongratulateherandwishher everysuccess.

Theywouldalsoliketo congratulatealltheir basketballteamsforreachingthefinalfourintheir respectivegrades.

Thefirstdancefor12 monthswillbeheldonFriday,August31.Dancingis from8p.m.tomidnightand thehallissituatedinthe churchgroundsinHarris Street,Palmyra.

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

Owinglargelytothecontactworkoftheleaders, mostoftheseniorpupilsand othergirlswhohavejust leftschoolattendedthe "GirlofToday"talks.

Thepicnicto"SecretDestination!"takesplacethis Sunday,August26.Thebus leavesSt.Kieran'sChurch at10a.m.Membersand theirfriendsareinvitedto attend-returnfareis8/-.

Afinalreminderaboutthe "CharlestonDance"onWednesday,August29,at8p.m. attheMt.HawthornCommunityCentre.Dressisala Charlestonera.

REDCL1FFE(GIRLS)

ThisisRedcliffe'sfirst contribution toY.C.W. BranchNotes.Sofarthey havecompletedthePreliminaryTrainingProgramme andarenowstudyingthe Beacon.Partofthetraining todatehasincludedaweekendatMarianLodgein companywithBedfordPark branch.Thiswasfoundto beverybeneficialtoall, spirituallyandsocially. Meetingsareheldeach Tuesdayeveningatthe school.Teamsarehopedto beformedshortlyandat presentcontactsarethe foremostthought.Sofar, oneparishsocialhasbeet 4.44.04,0044141441#4141.04.4.4.04,4104,04.4.11.00.000.1all'

SOCIETYOFST.VINCENTDEPAUL FEELCOLD?

SODOHUNDREDSOFFAMILIES

YOUCANHELPbyDONATING CLOTHING,RAGS,FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLDUTENSILS,Etc.

KindlyDeliverto318BULWERSTREET,NORTHPERTH 15BRONTESTREET,EASTPERTH 46EIGHTHAVENUE,MAYLANDS

orRING23-4201-FORTRUCKTOCALL

conductedinwhichthegirls combinedwiththeboys.Althoughweatherconditions werebad,asuccessfuland enjoyableeveningresulted.

SHENTONPARK(BOYS)

LastSundaynightthe monthlygeneralmeeting washeld.AtalkonInternationalDayanditssignificancewasfollowedbydancing,andallwhoattended hadareallygoodtime.

MEDINA(BOYS)

Forthepastnineweeksa groupofyoungworking Catholicyouthshavebeen meetingeachFridayeveningtoformaY.C.W.group inMedina.Afterthefirst fewmeetingsatwhichexecutivemembersfromPerth startedthegroup,Arthur Mortimertookoverthe weeklymeetings,which wereattendedbyCarl Boschman,CaseyEricsand BrianandTerryMiguel.

Severalsocialshavebeen heldaftermeetingsandit ishopedtoholdmoreinthe future.Throughthemeetingsthegrouphascometo realisesomeoftheproblems facingthemselves,their workmatesandtheyouthof thedistrictandhopetobe abletohelptheminsome ways, FourleadersareattendingtheirfirsttrainingweekendatMarianLodge,Kalamunda,onSeptember1-2.

HIGHGATE(BOYS)

Atlastweek'smeetingthe groupexaminedtheimportanceoftheactionoforganisationsinourareaintheir effortsinhelpingtheaged. Itwasagreedthattheboys shouldinsomewayactin viewofthis,andoneofthe leadersofferedtoenquireat theWarVeterans'Homeat Mt.Lawleyastowhether theyshouldassistingiving transporttoMassonSundays. OnSundayweekthe groupwillassisttheSlow LearningChildren'sGroup ofW.A.intheirdoor-knock appeal. Duringadiscussiononour effortstoincreasethesales ofNewYouth,JimMcNamarasuggestedthat memberstrytointerest someoftheboysinthe parishintopayinganannualsubscriptiononthe conditionthatcopiesbedelivered.Thesuggestionmet withapproval.

MIDLAND Leadersgroupsforboys andgirlshavebeenformed andaredoingthePreliminaryTrainingProgramme. Thesearegoingverywell andifanyoneisinterested injoining,pleasecontact FatherMarcellusatthe Presbytery,Midland,orby phone. Asocialcommitteehas beenelectedanditsfirst bigattemptistheYouth Week,whichwillbeginthis SundaywiththeParishPilgrimage,followedbya buffetteaandju-jitsudisplayintheparishhall.

Mondaynight,August27, at8.15p.m.-Boys'Night intheparishhall.Guest speakerBobJohnson,coach ofEastFremantle.Boys, don'tmissthisopportunity ofmeetingsomeonewho reallyknowsaboutfootball!

Tuesdaynight:"BackTo SchoolParty"attheDeLa SalleCollege.Aprizewill begivenforthebest-dressed boyandgirl.Starts8-15.

Wednesdaynight,8.15: Girls'Nightintheparish hall.GuestspeakerMrs. Fitzhardinge.

Thursdaynight,8.15:Film eveninginparishhall,"To CatchAThief,"CaryGrant andGraceKelly.

Fridaynight,8-15:Parents'Nightinparishhall. GuestspeakerMr.Allen Smith(Magistrate).This shouldprovetobeaninterestingnightaswearesure allparentsliketoknow whattheiryoungpeopledo inayouthclub.Allparents willbeverywelcome.

Saturdaynight:Hayride andBarnDance.Thetruck willleavethechurch groundat7.30p.mandwill

makeatouraroundthedistrict,arrivingattheRailway InstituteHall,Midland,at 8.15p.m.fortheBarn Dance. Theweekwillfinishwith aYouthMassat9.30a.m. onSunday,followedbya Communionbreakfastand anaddressbyaguest speaker. Ticketstocovertheevents ofthewholeweekmaybe obtained.

HIGHGATE(GIRLS)

Atthelastleaders'meetingthepreparationandcontactingworkfortheFete werediscussedandleaders wereinformedaboutthe saleofraffleticketsforthe feteonOctober26. Adoor-knockappealin aidoftheSlowLearning

Children'sGroupwillbe heldshortlyandleaders wereaskedtoassistbycollectingforthisappeal. RecentlyaletterwasreceivedfromDorothyBrady, whoisnowlivinginMelbourne.Thegirlswere pleasedtohearfromherand tolearnthatshehasjoined theY.C.W.inMelbourne.

OnAugust25fourgirls fromHighgatewillbegoing onacookingweekendto MarianLodge.

SOCIALCALENDAR

Aurust31:PALMYRA DANCE,parishhall.

Sept.7:CENTRALDANCE, AnzacHouse. Sept.8:E.FREMANTLE DANCE,EastFremantle TownHall.

ATSISTER'SRECEPTION

JACQUELINEandTOMFINNEGANattheConventofMercy, VictoriaSquare,onSundaytoseetheirsister,nowSr.M. Maritareceivehernovice's

GirlsPrayFor EcumenicalCouncil

TheY.C.W.Girls'Movementisaskinggirlstopray forthreeaspectsofthelife oftheChurch.

TheEcumenicalCouncil commencinginOctober,the Y.C.W.InternationalDayon August25,andtheY.C.W. NationalCouncilinSeptemberarethethreeintentionsforwhichaspecial campaignofprayerwillbe offeredfromAugusttoOctober.

ThemessagesofPope JohnXXIII,thearticlesin theCatholicpress,andthe lifeofherparish,havemade theCatholicgirlmoreconsciousoftheneedforher ownpersonalprayersfor theEcumenicalCouncil.

ThethemeoftheNational CounciloftheY.C.W.will betoexaminetheroleof theY.C.W.Movementin assistingeachbranch,each member,eachyoungworker,andtothankGodfor theblessingsofthepast year.

Y.C.W.InternationalDay willbecelebratedthroughouttheworldonAugust25 incommemorationofthat dayin1957whenPopePius XIIspoketo38,000young workersinSt.Peter's Square,andconcludedwith thenowfamouswords: "Now,asinthepast,we countuponyouandweexpectgreatthingsofyou."

Itissignificantatthis stagethattheprayersof Y.C.W.membersandall girlsshouldbeunitedover thecomingmonthsforthe threefoldintentionofthe workoftheChurchinEcumenicalCouncil,theInternationalY.C.W.andthe AustralianNationalY.C.W. Council.

PRAYER

"LordJesus,IofferYou thisday,allmywork,my hopesandstruggles,myjoys andsorrows,thatYouwill unitethemwithYoursacrificeforthesakeofallthe youngworkersofthe world.'t

C.MORRIS-Plumber

SHEETandMETALWORKER

6CLEAVERSTREET,WESTPERTH.Phone28-2096.

LawnMowersandShearsSharpenedandSet HarryArmstrongPty.Ltd.

CITYCOUNCILAVENUE-21-4390. LOCKS,DOORCLOSERSand

habit.

NEWNOVICESINSISTERSOFMERCYORDER

DedicatedDoctorWill LongBeRemembered

The

OnSunday,August19,intheConventChapel,VictoriaSquare,alargegatheringof relativesandfriendswitnessedanimpressiveceremonyastwopostulantswereclothed inthehabitofaNoviceoftheSistersofMercy.Rev.P.O'Maraofficiated,assistedby Rev.J.P.O'Farrell.ThepreacherfortheoccasionwasRev.A.Edwards,C.M.,who choseashistext"ThisisthedaytheLordhathmade,Letusbegladandrejoicetherein."

ThenewlyreceivedareSisterM.MARITAFINNEGANleft)andSisterM.SARTO CHEGWIDDEN.

TherriesDebate: "ModernTheatre"

ThedebateheldonMonday,August20,waswonby thegovernmentconcluding thatModernTheatreisDegenerate.

CongratulationstoKerry Mellorandhisteam.TherriesaregratefultoBrother McAppionofAquinasCollegewhoadjudicatedthe debate.

Thepresidenthasreceived aletterfromMr.John Harris,President,Theatre

SacredHeart

OldGirls'Dance

OnTuesday,September 25,theSacredHeartOld Girls'Associationwillbe holdinga'cabaretatKurrajongHall,Crawley.

Aninvitationisextended toallreadersof"The Record"andparticularly ex-students,bothmenand women.Ticketsare25'double.

Agoodtimeisassured, withexcellentfloor,music andsupper.SomakeTuesday,September25,acabaret nightattheKurrajong.For fullparticularsandtickets ring71-5980or60-3465.

C.W.L.

Notices

CATHEDRALBRANCH:

Tomeetat8p.m.,Monday, August27,intheLegionof MaryRooms.

BRANCHREPORT:The

Augustmeetingheldatthe homeofMrs.P.Downeywasverywellattended.We werepleasedtoseesomeof theoldermemberspresent andhopetheywillcontinue tocomealong.Arrangementsarewellinhandfor thecardafternoononThursday,August30,at2p.m.in theparishhall.Proceeds aretowardstheSlow Learners'Appeal.Awelcomeisextendedtoall membersandfriendsto comeandspendapleasant afternoon.Goodprizesand afternoontea.

CARDPARTY:Highgate ParishHallonThursday, August30,at2p.m.

Memberspleasekeepin mindSeptember9forthe Retreat.Fullparticularsin nextissue.

CodncilofW.A.,whoadjudicatedtheexcerptsatour recent"GuestNight."Mr. Harriscongratulatedthe societyonthestandardof theworkhehadseenand wasmosthelpfultotheproducersandcastswithhis detailednotesontheplays.

OnMonday,August27, therewillbeareadingofthe AustralianplaytheTherries arehopingtoproducefor theweekoftheEmpire Games.Allmembersinterestedinreadingforpartsin thisproductionareaskedto attendpromptlyat7.45p.m. onMonday, Backstagecrewarenow beingorganisedforourtwo Festivalentries.Theproducersreportthatrehearsals aregoingwell.Asoneplay isa''periodpiece"andthe otherafantasy,castsare havingtoworkhardatrehearsalsandatmakingtheir costumes.

AnyoneinterestedinjoinTherriesorjustinseeingus atworkandfindingout abouttheclubisverywelcome.EnquiriestoRegina Maxwellat71-4581inthe evenings,orringthebellat 44aPierStreetonaMonday night.

Dominican Ex-Students' AnnualDinner

TheDominicanExStudents'Association willholdtheirannual dinneronTuesday,September4,at8p.m.All thoseinterestedinthis entertainmentareasked toringMrs.J.Bateman (24-2107).orMrs.M. Hopkins(26-1013). erree.ereereereeene.neeee.)

GuestSpeaker

AtCatholic Men'sLuncheon

AllCatholicmenareremindedoftheAugustluncheontobeheldonMonday, August27.

ThespeakerwillbeMr. B.F.Prindiville,amember oftheAustralianTrade MissiontotheMiddleEast.

Allthosedesirousofattendingandwhohavenot yetadvisedshouldring MutualAgencies,6-6532,before10a.m.onMonday, August27. 00~0.0

HONOURSFOR "IONA"PUPIL

ANNELUCAS,apupilof "Iona"PresentationCollege, MosmanPark,wonseveral prizesintherecentShakespeareFestivalheldatMcNessHall,Perth.

Inthe14-16yeargroup shegainedfirstplaceforSet Lyric,firstplaceShakespeare"JuliusCaesar,"first placeOwnChoiceNarrative, andtiedforfirstplacein SightReading.Shetooka thirdplaceinFreeChoice Shakespeare"Twelfth Night"andwithElizabeth Cookintheopenasecond placeintheShakespearean Scene"RomeoandJuliet."

Annewasalsoselectedas oneofthemostoustanding performersintheEisteddfod.

IntherecentTrinityCollegeSpeechandDrama examinationsAnnegained 93percent.

Thishasbeenanother successfulyearfor"Iona,"

with100percentpassesin allmusicexaminationsheld this-yearand100percent inSpeechandDramaexaminationsforTrinityCollege SpeechChoirsandseveral candidatesgainedhonours.

Hiswasadedicatedlife, devoted,inthehighestsense oftheword,tothevocation ofhealing.Hisshyapproach, sokind,patient,considerate, sympathetic,understanding, wonnotonlyourconfidence inhimasadoctorbutfilled uswithgratitudeandaffection.

Hewasneverinahurry, andonefeltthathissolicitudeforthepatientinhis officewassoapparentthat nooneelsematteredthere. Thatgracious,smilingwelcomeashefirmlyshook handswasawonderfulhelp topatients,liftinguptheir heartswithhope.

TheSistersatSt.Johnof GodHospital,Subiaco,will misshimgrbatly.Sincehe begangeneralpracticeat Subiaco,hehasbeenasincereandloyalfriendtoSt. John's,onewholookedupon thehospitalanditsstaff withesteem,admirationand affection.

Earlymorningwouldsee himcarryinghiscase, greetingnursesandsick withahappy"Goodmorning,"andthedaywas brighterandbetterforhis presence.Hecamedailyand wasavailableatanyhour duringtheweekend. Hisdayswerecrowded andhisconsultationscontinuedlate.Heneverspared himselfwhenanightvisit mighthelpacriticalcase. Hiscouragetocarryonin spiteofcripplingandpainfulinfirmitiesshowedthe manofcharacteranddetermination.

Dr.G.R.TROUP

Inrecentyearshismedicaladvisersrecommended thatheslowdown,see fewerpatients,butithad noresponseintheheartof himtowhomthepractice ofmedicinewasatruevocation.Hisidealwastoalleviatepain,everwatchfulto considerthefeelingsof others. Hehadnooutsideinterests.ThesociallifeofPerth, whichhecouldhavegraced withhiswinningways,held noattractionforhim.He shunnedthelimelightof publicity.Withhispassing goesoneoftheelderschool ofthesplendidtypeof familydoctor,onewhoin healingtheillsofthebody comfortedthemindandsustainedthespiritofhis patients.Hisnamewillbe alegendintheannalsofthe medicalprofessioninthis State,toinspireyounger mentostriveforthehigh idealswhichdominatedhis life.

Thepriests,theSisters andtheBrotherswhowere fortunateenough-tohave himastheirphysicianwill treasurehimasafragrant memoryandrepayhiskindnessbytheirprayers.He alwaysconsidereditan honourandaprivilegeto

XAVERIANCLUBACTIVITIES

Activitiesformembersof theXaverianClubarelisted asfollows:

Friday,August31:Highgatesocial.

Sunday,September2:A DayofRecollectionwillbe heldatSt.Joseph'sOrphanage.Wearelookingforwardtoverygoodroll-up ofmemberstothisfunction, whichisboundtobeboth beneficialandrewardingto usall.Masswillbecelebratedaboutmidday.Those whowanttransportcan meetatapproximately9.15 a.m.atthefootofWilliam Street.

Tuesday,September4: Annualgeneralmeetingat theCriterionHotel,corn mencingat8p.m. Membersareaskedto takenoteofamostimportantalterationinarrangementspreviouslymentioned withregardtotheSpring CampatBickley.Thedate unavoidablyhadtobe

CatholicAction Collection

TheAnnualCollection forCatholicActionwill betakenupinall parishesonSunday, September2.

GalaDanceFor SeafarersAt

FremantleClub

ACarnivalDancehas beenorganisedfortheStella MarisCatholicClubfor SeafarersonFriday,August 31, Thedancewillcommence at8p.m.andcontinuetill midnightattheclub,12 QueenVictoriaStreet,Fremantle.Spots,noveltiesand supperare'includedinthe evening'sfare.

lookafterpriestsandReligious.

TheLordWholovesthe generousgiverandWhohas declaredthatnotevenacup ofwater.giveninHisname willgounrewarded,will surelyrecognisethegreat charityandkindnesstothe sickgivenbyGilbertReynoldsTroupoversomany years. Tohissorrowingwife,his daughtersAnneandMargaret,andtheirfamilies,we offeroursympathyandour prayersthattheLordmay strengthenandsustainthem intheirbitterloss. R.I.P.

Teachers'Social

AlEndOfTerm

OnTuesday,August28,at 6p.m.theCatholicTearhers' Guildwillbeholdingtheir end-of-termsocialinthe DeafandDumbHall,Hay Street,Perth.

AllCatholicteachersare welcome.Ifyoucanattend, pleaseringMissB.Maher, 28-2589.Thiswillgivesome assistancewiththecatering arrangements.

IrishClubTrip

ToYorkPriory

MembersoftheIrishClub willattendtheopeningof St.Norbert'sPrioryatYork onSunday,September2.

Intheeveningtherewill beanIrishConcertatthe CapitolTheatreinaidof theDaughtersofCharity.

ThevisitingIrishtenor, LeoMcCaffrey,hasmany personalfriendsinPerth andatpresentheisassigned totheNewZealandBroadcastingCorporation.

changedtotheweekend September15-16.

TheXaverianClubisa socialgatheringforsingle Catholicgirlsover21years andmenover23years.Enquiriesmaybemadetothe presidentMr.NevilleSmyth on23-4451duringoffice hoursor24-2400afterhours, orMissJoanBradshawon 83545afterhours.

Toenablememberstoattendthesetwofunctions,the IrishClubhasdeferredits monthlydanceatHighgat4, HallfromSunday,September2,toSundaySeptember '9.Intendingpatronsofthe danceandsocialareasked tokindlynotethechangein date. Thisyear'spicnicouting willbetoYancheponSunday,October14. Furtherparticularsabout clubactivitiesareavailable fromthesecretary,Edward Fitzmaurice,21-8721(business)or24-4691(home).

THEOLOGYTALKS SUBJECT:"GRACE

Inconjunctionwiththe S-ripturelecturescommencingonTuesday,August28,therewillbea courseofTheologytalks onthesubjectofGrace. Speakersatthisserieswill beFatherP.Cunningham andFatherL.Baccini.

Thetalksareopento anyinterestedpersonand willbegiveneachWednesdayeveningat8p.m. inSt.Patrick'sTechnical School(LordSt.).Summarynotesofthelectures willbeissuedandevery effortwillbemadetopromotediscussionandquestions.

Theopeningtalkwillset thestageforallthelater issues.Particularlyinthe NewTestamentwillitbe necessarytoseeclearlythe newmanwhoistheproductoftheGraceofChrist.

Thefollowingtwolectureswillbemoreslanted' totheproblemaswemeet ittoday.Formanyaperson,tobelieveinGodi; justsomethingthatcanbe takenorleft.TheChurch teachesthatitistheGrace ofGodthatultimatelystirs thesoultobelieve,Likewisetheproblemofthe "good"manmakesuswondertodayhowlonghecan persistinhis"goodness" unlesssomesupernatural helpiscomingfromGod.

Thefourthandsixth talkswillbegivenby FatherBaccini.Hewill attemptthealmostimpossibleandanswerthequestion:WhatIsSanctifying Grace?WiththeChurch teachingusitisnotan enormoustaskasitmight seem-stillmoresoasthe Churchteachesustouse andgrowinthislifeof GracethroughtheCatholic lifeitsuggests.

TheGreat2rotestantrift intheChurchwasnotjust theoutcomeofpettyfeuds butitstruckattheheart oftheChurch'straditional teachingon'hesubjectof Grace.Thestepstowards reconciliationthai,arebeingmadeinourownday makethisseventhlecture animportantphaseinthe series.

Theactualdetail.;ofthe lecturesareasfollows:

NewLifeFromChristtheGospelsandSt.Paul (Aug.29);Graceinthe ActofFaith(Sept.5);The GraceofDoingGood (Sept.12);Sanctifying Grace-WhatIsIt?(Sept. 19);ActualGrace.Predestination(Sept.26);The SoulGrowinginGrace (Oct.3);Justification:The GreatProtestantControversy(Oct.10);andThe SoulEndowedwithVirtues andtheGiftsoftheHoly Ghost(Oct.17).~1

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Mr.andMrs.GEOFFREYGRUTToutside St.Mary'sCathedral aftertheirmarriage therelastSaturday. ThebridewasformerlyVIVIENNEMAY WARNERofSubiaco; thegroomisfrom Bayswater.Rev.P. O'Maraofficiated.

CARNIVALDANCE

STELLAMARIS-CATHOLICCLUB FORSEAFARERS

YouaremaltedtoanOpenEveningatthe Club-12-14QUEENVICTORIASTREET, FREMANTLE,onFRIDAY,AUGUST31,1962 8-12-TobeheldMonthlyunIn;;Friday.

FirstClassBand-Spot,No-oellies,etc.

ADMISSION:5/--IncludingSupper.

TheJulieMacfarlane SchoolofDeportment Room25,ROYALARCADE,Perth SPECIALCOURSESFORCOUNTRYVISITORS Telephone23-1996.AfterHours:25-1573. MarjoryMcGann,Principal ANEXCLUSIVEFINISHINGSCHOOL aioseaveseavsoa-maineasasiesteeeer.ensvveaNevevesmose-einashriewaseanesta--eavierawaiaimaeaestooe-orroo-s.neine.neJ

DELTAGRAINGERandERISTOOPwhoaretobemarriedattheChurchof theHolyRosary,Nedlands,onSeptember8.Erisisoneofthefoundation membersoftheXayerianClub.

Rt.Rev.Mgr.Langmeadwiththreegirlswhosoldmosttickets CatholicBallatWanneroo.LIZACHITTY (centre)whosoldthegreatestnumberwascrowned"queen" oftheball.Withherare(left)ANNGERMANOand(right) ROSIEMUNI.

DEARBOYS

ISUPPOSEthingslikethiswillhappeneverynow andthen-andmoreisthepity.Somepeoplewouldbe oftheopinionthatnothingshouldbesaidaboutit, it,butIthinkitmightdosomegoodtotalkaboutit.

IrealisethatnotonlyJuniorReadersreadthispage. butthatitisalsoreadandenoyedbynon-membersGodblessthem-andweallhopetheyenjoyit.However,whentrustisbrokenbyirresponsiblepeopleboysinthiscase-thenitmakesmequitesadandholds thepageuptoridicule.

Someverysillyboyswhooughttohaveamuch greatersenseofresponsibilityhavesentinfalsenames. ages,birthdays,hobbies,etc.Therealtroubleisthat theyhaveusedaddresseswhicharerealforsome people-whoareveryannoyed,andrightlyso.

Apagelikethisworksontrust.IbelievetheparticularssentintomebyalltheJuniorReaders,and whenthosewithouttheslightestsenseofresponsibility abusethattrust,one'sthoughtsunwillinglyturntowardsmakingsomelawstoguardotherpeopleandthe paperfromirresponsibleactions.

Well, I'msorryfortakingupYOURletter spacewithgettingamessageacrosstothosesilly fellows,buttheyareprobablystilllookingtoseeifall their"handiwork"gotin.

HadaverynicecardfromHELENCATLIN,madeup intoaHolyCard.Thankyou,Helen.Alsoaletterfrom newmemberPAULADUNPHY.whowantsapen friend.OldfriendBERNARDCOWCHERwantsa penfriendoutsidetheState.

Entriesforthecolouring-incompetitionarereally pouringin.Don'tforgettousetheinformationslip joinedtotheoutline.

GoodbyefornowandGodblessyouall. -BROTHERJUNIPER. Membershiptolimitedtoboyssodsideof16leanofaresodander.

EachmemberoftheClubmostcorrespondwithanotherregularly

BirthdayGreetingswillbesenttoeachmember-lookoatforyours.

P1,-stefillinthecoupesbelowInBMLETTERSandsendItt BrotherJuniper."TheJuniorRecord,"450RayStreet,Perth.sothat whenyourbirthdaycomesaroundhemaygreetyouonthispage.

MyBirthdayis

Iamnow yearsofage

Name Address School Hobby

Mr.andMrs.EdwardKrumeichofAkron,Ohio. lookonastheirdaughterMichele,12,(left;getsacquaintedwithhernewsister,Margaret,oneof12 ChineseorphansplacedinCatholichomesbythe CommitteeforRefugees,NationalCatholicWelfare Conference. Seven-year-oldMargaret,whowas abandonedsixyearsagoinHongKong,willattend St.VincentgradeschoolinAkronnextSeptember. ShespeaksnoEng butcanreadandwrite Cantonese.

NEWMEMBERS

TREVORFINDLAY(I), 25MoreingStreet,Belmont-St.MariaGorettiSchoolDkawing.

KERRYKASKA-TT(4), of"Polorosa"Stud,Arma-dale-St.FrancisXavier School-Horse-ridingand weeding.

PETERHURLEY(9)of 10HareStreet,KalgoorlieSt.Michael's-Haven'tyou anyhobbies,Peter?

MALCOLMP.WELLS (6),of39LeyStreet,South Como-St.PiusXSchoolStampcollecting,reading.

ANNETTEBARBARA MILES(8),of74Francis Street-St.Brigid'sSchoolColouring.

MARGARETMORRIS (10),ofJennacubbine,via Northam-St.Joseph'sConvent,Northam-Music,sewingandreading. BETHMORRIS(8),of Jennacubbine,viaNortham -St.Joseph'sConvent,Northam-Sewing,drawing, readingandtheory.

CHRISTOPHERALVIN PATRICKDOMINICMORGAN(121,of179Woodside St.,Killarney,Scarborough-SpecialClass,NorthInnaloo-Collectingstampsand picturesofhorses.

PAULINEHERRINGTON (10).of2FrederickStreet, Albany-St.Joseph'sConvent-Reading.

MARGARETSATIE(8), cif15RailwayParade,West Perth-St.Brigid'sConvent -Readingand.tnitt;ng

HELENTRAVERS(5),of 21TurnerRoad,Kelmscott --St.FrancisXavierSchool -Horse-ridingandskipping.

BRENDANO'BRIEN(6), TranfullRoad.KelmscottSt,FrancisXavierSchoolFootball.

TERRIO'BRIEN(6),of TranfullRoad,KelsmcottSt.FrancisXavierSchoolDrawing. PETERSMITH(10),of 30LyallStreet,KalgoorlieC.B.C.-Football.

PAULADUMMY(11,,,of 134VictoriaAvenue.Dalkeitt-LoretoConventNaturestudy.

MARYSIAKOZAK(6), of5BirdwoodCircusEast, Bicton-OurLadyofFatima School-Skipping,swimming,reading,knittingand music.

PAULSMITH(8),of30 LyallStreet,Kalgoorlie-St. Michael's-Marbles.

BRIANO'DONOGHUE (10),of94StanleyStreet, Ned1ands-TrinityCollegeStamps.

KATHLEENAITKEN(7) ofOrchardAvenue,Armadale-StFrancisXavier School-Music.

KATHRYNCHARLES(6) of9ForrestStreet,CollieSt.Brigid'sPresentation Convent-Dollsandskipping.

Birthday'

Calls

TREVORFINDLAY,of25 MoreingStreet,Belmont, hashisbirthdayonSunday too,andwillbenine.

Trevorlikesdrawingand atpresentgoestoSt.Maria GorettiSchool.

JOANHOPKINS,of248St. Brigid'sTerrace,Doubleview,willbe13onSunday also.JoangoestoSt.John's -SchoolinScarboroughand likesswimmingandtennis.

ROWENAMARYHORTON. of53BaalStreet,Palmyra. willbe15onSunday, August26.Rowenaisone oftheJ.R.'searliestmembers.ShegoestoOurLady ofFatimaSchoolandlikes reading,sewingandknitting.

AHAPPYBIRTHDAY toallthreeofyou-and I'msureitwillbealt themoremomentousas itfallsontheLord'sDay.

He'saNealKnitter

ACCORDINGTOYOURAGE:Forthecolouringcompetition,colourthisdrawingin, usingatleastthreecolours.Cutoutthedrawingandthisslipofpaperandfillinthese details:

Address

Name

Age School

PosttoBrotherJuniper,c/o.RecordNewspaper,450HayStreet,Perth,W.A.

Ifmorecopiesareneeded,astampedandaddressedenvelopeshouldbeenclosed.

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HIGHGATE 7-22

PALMYRA 9-9

Agoalkickedinthelast minuteofplaybyDon ThompsonenabledHighgate tosnatchvictoryfromPalmyrabyonepoint. Palmyrawonthetossand electedtokickagainsta slightbreeze.Thisenabled Highgatetobefirstinto attackandforthefirsthalf ofthisquartertheywent forwardconstantly,onlyto seetheirforwardsfritter awayopportunities.

Incontrast,Palmyraattackedquicklyanddirectly.

Inthesecondquarter, Palmyradidnotusethe slightbreezeadvantagebecauseoftheircongestedforwardswhoweretryingto outplayandoutmarkone another.Athalf-timeHighgateledby2-4,thescores being6-13to5-3.

InthethirdquarterPalmyraproducedabrandof footballthatstoppedHighgateintheirtracks.WithJ. Gabbedyplayingelusive footballonthehalf-forward line,Palmyrarespondedto hiseffortsandkickedfour goalstoconvertadefeatat half-timeintoaseven-point leadatthree-quartertime.

InthelastquarterHighgatetookbacktheinitiative andwiththeirbigmen dominatingthepacks,they attackeddeterminedlyonlytoseeastringofpoints addedtotheirscore.Itwas notuntilD.ThompsonkickedtrulythatHighgateregistereditsfirstgoalafterthe half-timebreak.

Bestplayers:(H)-T.

Scally,P.Langley,T.Horgan;(P)-J.Gabbedy,M. White,D.Haines.

LEEDERVILLE 9-6

SUBI.-SHENTONPARK8-3

Bestplayersinthisgame were:(L)-B.Martin,R. Eades,A.O'Hare;(S-SP)M.Leahy,Gregson.

Y.C.W.Basketball:SlateJuniors

ToPlayOurLady'sCollegeTeam

TheY.C.W.StateJunior Teamwillplayamatch againstOurLady'sCollege,thewinnersofthe schoolA-Gradecompetitionat2p.m.an Saturday,September1, atSt.Patrick'scourts. AnExhibitionMatch willbeplayedonthe samedayat3.30p.m. betweentheY.C.W. SeniorStateTeamand Ex-Collegians.Allmembersandfriendsofthe BasketballAssociation areurgedtoattendand showtheirinterestin theteams.

AllgradesexceptB3 playedtheirfinalsonSatur-

Theexecutiveofficersand membersoftheW.A.C.L.T.A.takegreatpleasure inwelcominganother"representative,"MissSuzanne Wells,youngerdaughterof ourhonorarysecretary.May thenewarrivalfollowin thefamilytennistradition!

HIGHGATE.-Inperfect weatherconditions,atournamentwasheldattheclub lastSundayandquitea numberofmembersturned uptoenjoythemselves.The ultimatewinnerswereDes WellsandValDoherty.

Membersareagainremindedthatthemonthly cardeveningwillbeheld thisThursdayevening,August30.

STAROFTHESEA.Theclubwouldliketoextenddeepestsympathyto Claire,Mr.andMrs.Wells andfamiliesintherecent sadlossoftheirhusband

membeofthecluband alwaysprovedtobemost popularandatruegentleman.

ST.MARY'S.-Thefirst meetingoftheexecutive washeldlastSundaynight andtherewasaverypleasingattendanceofmembers. Thepresidentwelcomedthe oldandnewmembersand stressedtheneedforanalloutefforttoimprovetennis facilitiesandtheuseof energeticBusyBee'sduring theyear.

Adateistobearranged intheverynearfuturefor ourannualGeneralCommunion.Watchthesenotes forthedateandmakeit aspecialday. Somethinglikeforty membersplayedtennislast Sundayandwiththefine weatherprevailinglarge numberswillbeseenatthe courts-don'tneglectyour andson.Kevinwasanex-practice.

Northam'sFirst ShieldWin

MaristBrothers'College,Northam,won theirfirstfootballshieldatthisyear'sMarist Carnival.

Underperfectconditions, manycloselyfoughtgames werewitnessed.Atotalof 15gameswereplayed.In eachdivisionthestandard ofplaywashighandthe ladswereinspiredtogive oftheirbestbyalarge gatheringofparents, IntheSeniorDivision (under-16),Subiacoand NewNorciafoughtoutthe final.After15minutesof play,bothteamshadkicked fourstraightgoals.New Norcia,withmoreaccurate forwardplay,finallywon thegamebytenpoints.

SENIORFINAL-New

Norcia6-1dSubiaco4-3. IntheUnder-13Division, Subiacoshowedtheirdominancebywinningalltheir gamesquiteeasily.Intheir threematchesof22minutes each,theykickedatotalof 12goals13behindstothe onegoalscoredagainsttheir finebackline.Theonlyteam topenetratethisbackline wasNewNorcia.

UNDER-13FINAL-Subiaco3-6dBunbury0-0. IntheUnder-11Division,

historywasmade.Inthe eightyearsofcompetition, Northamhadneverwonthe final.Thiswastheiryear. Alargegroupofparents madethetriptothecityto seetheyoungstarsplay.BeforeNorthamwonthe shield,Subiacogavethem somespiritedopposition.At half-timethescorewasNortham1pointtoSubiaconil. InthesecondhalfNortham combinedbettertowinby twopoints.

UNDER-11FINAL-Nor-

tham0-3dSubiaco0-1. Aftereachmatchvotes weregivenfortheFairest andBestPlayersineach division.Theresultsofthese awardswere:Senior-J. Wooltorton(Northam);Under-l3-D.Ryan(Subiaco); Under-11-J.Sussovich (Northam).

Attheconclusionofthe carnival,Mr.W.Hill,the secretaryoftheW.A.N.F.L., presentedtheshieldsand trophiestothewinners.He congratulatedtheBrothers onthefinecoachinggiven totheboys.

TURF

TOPICS

ByTHEHAWK

.....peeeneooreenelo

MUCHtothedelightofbackers,twofavouritesin SHADOWPRINCEandLORDBOSWELLwon theirrespectiveracesingoodstyleatBelmont onSaturday.Ontheformdisplayed,bothhorseswill beprominentatKalgoorlienextmonth.

Ingoingtothefront-asinstructedbythestewards -aftergoingonlyashortdistance,ShadowPrince comfortablyheldtheoppositionatbayandshowedthat heisentitledtobenominalfavouritefortheKalgoorlie Cup,particularlyashisweightinthatraceis101b. lessthantheimposthesuccessfullycarriedonSaturday.

ElANDAGAIN

ThewayLORDBOSWELL wonthefinaleventoverone mileonSaturdayshowsthat thehandicapperisyettoget hismeasure.Itwasafairly smartfieldthathebeatand againhedisplayedthebtilliancethatenabledhimto winathisthreeprevious starts.W.A.horsesusually losethe"bloom"aftera coupleofwins,butthis fellowhaswonsowell,each timefinishingon,thathe mustberespectedinwhateverfutureracehestartsin.

SOON

ThatoldORVICH,who hadnotshownanyformrecently,wasabletowinthe RedHillHandicapover sevenfurlongslastweek sayslittlefortheformof thehorseswhofinishedbehindhim.Yetthebackers ofthethirdhorse,NILO LASS,wereunluckynotto havecollected.Amishap aboutfivefurlongsfrom homecausedhertodrop backtolast,butitdidnot stopherrattlinghomeand itseemscertainshewill soonmakeamendsandwill stripafittermarefollowing therun.

BOILOVER

Onhisrecentform,who couldhavefanciedROYAL THRUSTintheTerrace Welter,runoversixanda halffurlongs?Yethenot onlywonbutdidsoingood style,equallingthecourse record,andashewas backedfrom12'sto8's,his goodformwasnotunexpected.Whilethetime wasgood,theformofthose whofinishedbehindhim waspoorandtheconnectionsofBERNGUARD, SANCELINE,ROYALCARRIAGEandJUSTCYRUS, whoranontobefourth, mightnowthinktwiceabout tacklingYOUNGREGO (9.0)intheHannansHandicap.

ri

TACTICSPAY

GALLANTM0NTROSE showedtenacityinbeating offseveralchallengestowin theAdvanceHandicapover sixandahalffurlongs.

TrainerDESLAWLER(ex-

recentjockey)toldtherider nottoletuponhimasthe horsewasaloafer,andit provedright.Acoupleof attractiverunswerenoticed inthisrace.Thebestwas putupbySPECIAL HONEY.Thislight-framed fillybyALDAKHIL,who startedfromanoutside barrierpositionandstillran fourth,showedthatwhat shelacksinsizeismadeup forinquality.Itcouldpay torememberthatitwas onlyhersecondstartina race.Shewonfirstup.

RACKANDRUIN,anattractivechesnutcolt,looked likewinningattheturn,but couldonlyrunthirdand obviouslywantedtherun. Hecanbemarkeddownas anearlywinner.

LOCALFORMBEST

Whysomanypuntersonandoffthecourse-concentrateonEasternStates racesisalittlehardto understand,asastudyof resultsoverthelastcouple ofyearswillshowthat,despitethelastfewweeks, forminthisStatehas provedbetterandmore consistentthananywherein Australia.Itistruethatthe otherStatesprovidemore "stars"andinthemainthe classofhorseracingthere isbetterthanours,butin recentyearsthathasnot stoppedW.A.horsessent interstatefrommorethan holdingtheirown. Thoselookingforresults -whichafterallcount--can doworsethanpayattention tothebetter-classlocal events.

InQUEEN'SCUP

Whatatreatisinstorefor localracegoersiftheowners ofSKYHIGHandDHAULAGIRI,ashoped,areable tosendthesetop-class horsestocontesttheQueens CuptoberunoverIImiles atAscotonNovember26. Theracecarriesa£5,000 stakeandthemaximumtop weightwillbe9.5.These conditionssurelyappealto ownersandthebestlocal horsesarebeingspecially preparedfortheevent.The W.A.T,C.committeeintends invitingAustralia'sbest jockeystoPerthforthe meeting,whichshouldprove abigaddedattraction.

12,40-BERTRAMNOVICE(60.): GAYDANTEorSPRINGEARLY

1.10-CLARENCESTANDARD(about7f.): NILOLASSorTOKODEFOE

1.45-WELKINHANDICAP(2-1stDiv.)(9f.): SUREENOUGHorGUNGARA

2.15-ADELAIDEHANDICAP(6if.): TANTRUMorDECADRON

2.50-WELKINHANDICAP(2-2ndDiv.)(9f.): SIRGEOForSANFINALE

3.25-CLUBMANHANDICAP(2)(abt.7f.): VAHRENorDANOS

4.0-WELKINHANDICAP(1)(104f.): DUKEOFASTURorALDONBOY

4.35-CLUBMANHANDICAP(1)(abt.7f.): ASTACHATorOROYA

BESTBET *TANTRUM EACHWAY *VAHREN PLACE *SANFINALE

MISSION NOTES

By Rev.Father W.J.Foley

AMILEPOST-ButMilesToGo!

*JAPANESECatholics haverecentlybeen celebratingtwoevents whichformlandmarksin thehistoryoftheChurchin theircountry-thecanonisationofthe26Japanese Martyrs,whodiedinthe 17thcentury,andtherecommencementofmissionaryworkinthecountryin thelastcentury.

Celebrationsinhonourof thecanonisationbeganon April1inTokyo,wherethe InternuncioApostolic,ArchbishopDominicEnrici,celebratedPontificalHighMass intheprincipalchurchof thecity,whichisinthe chargeoftheFranciscan Fathers,andBishopLawrenceNagae,ofUrawa, preachedtoavastcrowdof thefaithful.Thecelebrations drewtoaclosewithatriduumfromJune8to10at Nagasaki,wherethemartyrsdied.Sixhundred Mexicanpilgrimsattended thistriduum,sinceoneof themartyrswasaFranciscanBrotherofMexican origin.

Celebrationsinhonourof thereopeningofJapanto missionariestookplaceat Yokohama,wherein1862 thefirstchurchwasbuilt sincethepersecutionended. ThesecelebrationscommencedonApril29withthe blessingofastatueofthe SacredHeartonthespot wherethefirstchurchwas built.Theschoolchildrenof YokohamaandTokyoassistedatthisceremony.On thesamedayameetingof Catholicworkerswasheld.

FromMay1to4aseries ofspecialreligiousandeducationaltalkswasorganised forthelaity,andonMay5 thenewjuniordiocesan seminarywasblessed.In themeantime,rightthrough theweekthenationalradio broadcastspecialprogrammesabouttheCatholic Churchanditscontribution tothespirituallifeofthe country.

However,outofatotal populationof93,157,235,on June30,1961,therewere only287,981Catholics,with 1,708priests,ofwhom462 wereJapanese.

URGENTNEEDIN

PERU

*AFEARFULcontrast existsbetweenthe luxuryoftherichandthe slumsofthepoor,withsuch

Bumyour RUBBISH theEASYwa

TheGoodrld

ensurescompletedestructionofall combustible matter.

£18/17/6

28.2733.

DVORAK:"NewWorld" Symphony.ViennaPhilharmonil/Kertesz.Decca, 57/6.

agulfbetweenthemthat manyfromtheirlovelywellenclosedgardensdonot evenknowtheslumsexist.

Lima,capitalofPeru,has welloverahundredand fiftysuchslums,calledbar. riadas-filthyalleysofwindowlessshacksimprovised frombitsofwood,tinand strawmatting,perchedon garbagedumps-homefor morethan300,000people.

Smallwonder,then,consideringsuchconditions, Peruoffersafertilefield forcommunism.Though stillinaminoritythere, communismisactive,capitalisingoneveryinequity, everymanifestationofprejudiceofraceandcaste withintheCatholicfold,to sowtheseedofdistrustof religionaswellasofgovernment.

Thebiggestneedisthat ofpriests.Peruhaslessthan twothousandprieststo serve12millionCatholics.

Twenty-nineparishesof morethan10,000Catholics eachdonotevenhaveresidentparishpriests.Andof the78lesserparisheswithoutresidentparishpriests, mostareintheremote, barelyaccessiblemountains wherethebulkofPeru's Indianpopulationlives-in onesection,therearenine parishesthathavenothada residentinfrom45to85 years.

BURMA:TheFeelers

OfCommunism

*INthemountainous regionsoftheKentungDioceseborderingon RedChinaandLaos,the missionsareinconstant dangerfromboththe brigandsandcommunist rebelswhoinfesttheforest pathsandfromthehostility ofcertainBuddhists.

Themissionariesandcatechistshavesometimespaid dearlyfortheirdevotionto dutyintheseparts-last Februarythreecatechists werekilledbyhiredBuddhistassassinsandapriest waswoundedbybrigands.

DOYOUHAVEAN ILLUSION?

*

IFyouareyoung,do youbelievethatwhen youaremarriedyouwill haveanunendingecstacyof loveandbliss?Orifyouhad alotofmoneythatyou wouldbehappy?

Therearetwowaysfor ourillusiontodie-oneisto continueinituntilitdissolvesintonothingness throughfrustrationorexhaustionorexperience.The otheristopurifyitbyrelatingittoGod.Inmarriage thisisdonebyseeingthat humanloveisjustthespark ofwhichGodistheflame.

Ineconomicmatters,thisis donebyprovingthatweare stewardsofGod'swealth, bygivingitbacktoHim throughsacrifice.Whenthe worldsoursourhopesor deceives,weareneverto concludethatlifeisabsurd, butratherthatlifeliesbeyondthisworld.Nopriest orSisterorBrotherever feelsfrustratedordisillusionedinhisorherdedication,becausetheirlifeisa continuousprogresstowards infinitelove.

SendYoursacrificesto: Rev.FatherW.J.Foley, CatholicMissionsOffice. CatholicCentre,Victoria Square,Perth.

MichaelG.O'Brien toMabelStreet, SouthPerth PAINTINGCONTRACTOR g/_,7141

Thereareagreatnumber ofrecordingsofDvorak's mostpopularsymphonyand anynewcomerhastobe goodtomakethegrade.The interestofthisversionis centredintheconductor, IvanKertesz,ayoungHungarian(under30)who escapedfromHungaryafter the1956revolution.His debutondiscisapromising auguryforthefuture.His handlingofthenostalgic slowmovementisparticularlywelldone;ifthecor anglaispassagesaretaken tooslow,theeffectislugubriousandiftoofast,there isanatmosphereofimpulsiveforwardmovement foreigntothespiritof plaintiveintrospection;Kertesztakesexactlytheright tempoandtheinstrumental phrasingisammoculate.The othermovementsarenot quitesobeautiful,butthis versionshouldbeonany shortlist.

DELIBES:"Coppelia"and "Sylvia"(excerpts).Philharmonia/Irving.H.M.V., 57/6.

Balletmusicisalways moredifficulttoreviewbecausenotwosetsofexcerptsaredirectlycomparableandfewcollectors wouldwishtohavecompleteballetsofthelengthof either"Coppelia"or"Sylvia,"eachofwhichrunsfor aboutninetyminutes.These excerptscompriseabouta thirdofthemorefamous episodesandareaimedat theordinarylistener.Robert Irvingisaspecialistinthe conductingofballetmusic andthePhilharmoniaarc uptotheirusualgoodstandard.ThenameofMenuhin whichloomsupsolargeon thecoverismisleadingas hisviolinsolosoccupyonly afewminutesofplaying time.

CLAUDIOARRAU:Chopin Recital.TwoFestival discs,110/-.

Thisset,presumablyissuedbyFestivalinconjunctionwithArrau'svisitnext month,seemstometobe ratherontheoldside,judgingfromtherecording, whichisnotsobrilliantas someoftherecentAmerican Deccaissues.Bethatasit may,thesoundissatisfactoryandtheperformances almostuniformlysuperb. Theworkscompriseellfour

Ballades,theFminorBaracarolle,thefourScherzi,the threeImpromptusandthe FantasieImpromptuinC sharpminor.Spaceprecludesadetaileddescription;Arraugivestothese worksadetachedpoise,an aristocraticcalmandacompleteabsenceofclat`erin themorepowerfulpassages.

REARMS:SymphonyNo.1. SudwestfunkOrchestra/ Horenstein.Vox,55/-.

Onhisrecentvisit,Horensteinshowedhimselftobea first-classconductorofgreat musicalsensibility,butthis performanceofBrahms lacksthestaturenecessary forsuchagreatmasterpiece

andisnottobecompared witheithertheKlemperer ortheBrunaWalterrecordings.

SCHUBERT:Fifthand EighthSymphonies.ChicagoS.O./Reiner.57/6.

TheFifthisthatmost Mozartianofsymphonies, thefirstmovementbeing almostmorelikeMozart thanMozarthimself.Itis anendearingtriflethat needsthetouchofaBeechamtobringitfullyto life.Reinerisruthlessly efficientinthefirstmovementandquitemissesits spirit;heismorefortunate intheslowmovement,but stillisnotparticularlyef-

fective.TheUnfinished, whichhasdozensofrecordingtochosefrom,isplayed inaratherheavyhanded RomanticmannerwhichI foundcloying.Auseft couplingofonlyaverag quality.

BORODIN:PrinceIgor Suite.MOUSSORGSKY: NightonBareMountain. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: EasterFestivalOverture. Philharmonia/Matacic. 57/6.

TheBorodinfillsoneside ofthediscandcomprises theOverture,theActIII PreludeandthePolovtsian Dances,allfrom"Prince Igor."MatacicisthesecondlineconductoroftheCzech Philharmonicandafamous interpreterofthiskindof Russianmusic.thePhilharmonic,rankingasoneof theverybestorchestrasin theworld,respondsto Matacicmagnificentlyand thisisoneofthefine performancesondisc,full oflifeandbrilliantcolour.

THEATREHISTORYTOBEMADE

Whenthedoorsofthe newlyacquiredtheatreof theTheatreGuildinPerth openforthegalaperformanteof"Winterset"onAugust27,theatricalhistorywill bemade.

Alltheworkfortheconstructionoftheformerusedcarsalesdepotintoa moderntheatrehasbeen donebythemembersof theguild,foundedbyCollen CliffordonanAmerican patternsevenyearsago.

Thedesignfortheultramodernsettinghasbeen drawnupbyColinSampey, andincludesanextraceilingabovea34ft.v33ft. stagefromwhichthestage managerwillworkduringa performance,usingthe latestintheatrecatwalks.

Inthiscontroversialplay, describedbytheUniversity Englishdepartmentasa "movingpleaforsocialjustice,"PeterCarverplaysthe judge,whichheplayedin theoriginalproductionof theplaypresentedbythe DramaticArtsCouncilof NewSouthWales.

ForthefirsttimeinWesternAustralia,ColleenCliffordisintroducingtheopen stagemediumtothepublic. Thisisbasedon16th-centuryShakespeareantheatre

PaperbackLibrary

TOMARRYWITHLOVE

ByVIRGINIAandLOUISBALDWIN AllSaintsPress

THEsubjectofmarriage, likesthesubjectofsex,calls forthaminorfloodofbooks thesedays.

Thedivorcemillsgrindon merrilyandproductively, andthevariousmarriage guidancebodiesworkovertimeinanefforttocatchup withaback-logofcases. Evenacasualglanceatthe dailypapersrevealsthatthe institutionofmarriageseems tobetakingabatteringin onewayoranother.The tallyofbrokenmarriages, nottomentionthebadly dentedones,beginstoassumeratheralarmingproportions.

Thebooks,therefore,may wellbenecessary.However, notafewofthemanyavailablepresentasubtledanger forCatholicsinthattheadviceandrecommendations givenfreelycanbecontrary tofaithandmorals.

Underthecircumstances, careneedstobeexercisedin thechoiceoftitles,otherwiseCatholicswillfind themselvesadheringtoa numberofviewpointswhich conflictwiththeofficial teachingoftheChurch.

Therefore,whenaparticularbookisaccompanied bystrongCatholicrecommendationsitistobeallthe moreappreciated. Thisisdefinitelythecase with"ToMarryWithLove," written1),"amarriedcouple

-Aust.Price6/.

drawingonthepracticalexperienceof17yearsof marriageandafamilyof fivechildren. Acomprehensiverangeof problemsencounteredduringcourtshipandmarriage isdealtwithinacommonsensemannerandwithan underlyingstratumof humourguaranteedtoremoveanysuggestionof pomposity.

Theconstantthemeofthe bookistheneedforloveas theleavenofmarriage;not theHollywoodfilm,popular novelistconceptofromantic lovewhichwithersandwilts withthefirsthotwindof adversity,butratherthe balanced,mature,co-operativerelationshipwhichcan andshouldexistbetween partnerscomewhatmay.

Dating,thewedding,pregnancy,parenthood,thesense offamilyunity,techniques ofraisingchildren,dealing within-lawproblems, money,workingwivesand ascoreofotheralliedsubjectscomeupforreview andcomment.Andthrough itall,ofcourse,istherecognitionofGodasthe CreaterandRedeemer,the Sheet-Anchorofeverything.

Foryoungpeoplepreparingformarriageandfor thosealreadycommittedto thegreatadventure,the Baldwinshavewrittena bookwhichcanbewarmly recommended-T.R.L.

andisthefirsttimeithas beendoneinaclosed theatre.ColinSampey'splan haswonadmirationforhim fromallcircles.

ArrivinginPertheight yearsagofreshfromstage successesinLondon'sWest End,whereshehadbeen playingGeneralMatilda Carthwrightin"Guysand Dolls,"ColleenClifford madeoneofthemostdifficultdecisionsofherlifeshedecidedtostaywithher lovedmotherinsteadofreturningtoLondonwhere covetedstageandtelevision contractsawaitedher. TheatreinPerthhas benefitedfromherdecision. Leadingplayersfrommany visitingshowshavegoneto MissCliffordforlessonsin voiceproductionandstage craft.Itwastheirone chanceofgettingtuition

fromaworld-renownedauthority.

Oneofthepioneersin EnglandofBritishtelevision,ColleenCliffordhas beenassociatedwiththat mediumfromitsearlydays intheBairdstudio.Today Bairdisalengendaryfigure attheB.B.C. ShehadherownquarterhourwiththeBairdgroup andlateratAlexandra Palace,anearlytelevision centre,shehadherown timeontheair,played severalleadsandhadher ownprogrammes. Sheplayedstraightand musicalcomedypartsand leadsintheWestEnd. Pupilsshecoachedaretodayfront-pagenewsin worldtheatres.Colleenisa devoutCatholic,whocounts herreligionasthesourceof allherhappiness.

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"ALREADYSAVED"

L.M.,MACKAY,QUEENSLAND,writes:Inyourbooklet,"SoYouThinkYou'reSaved,"youtellmeIam ..preswriptiousinsayingIamsaved.

R.:Ifitisnotpresumptiontotakeitforgranted withblandself-assurancethatone'ssalvationisa foregoneconclusion,St.Paul'swarningtothePhilippians:"Workoutyourownsalvationwithfearand trembling(Phil.2:12),ismeaningless.

"NOTBYGOODWORKS"

Q.:Paulsays:"Bygraceareyesavedthroughfaith, andthat,notofyourselvesforitisthegiftofGod, notofworkslestanymanshouldboast"(Eph.2:8).

R.:SinceitwasthesameSt.Paulwriting,youcanbe surehewasnotcontradictinghimself.Clearly,hewas talkingabouttwodifferentthings.Bygrace,Godmakes salvationpossibleforus;andthatgraceisasheergift offeredtothosewhobelieveinChristandarewillingto receiveit.ButwhilethatisGod'spart,wehavetodo ourpartandliveuptoourChristianobligationsby goodworks,ifwewishtobesaved.SoSt.Jamessays: "Whatshallitprofitamansayhehasfaith,butnot works?Shallfaithbeabletosavehim? Byworks amanisjustified,andnotbyfaithonly"(Ja.2:14-24).

CHRIST'S"FINISHEDWORK"

Q.:IftheLord'ssacrificewasnotsufficientpaymentfor oursins,whydidHecry"itisfinished"fromthe cross?Hehadfinishedtheworkhecametodo.

R.:Indyingonthecross,Hehadpaidthepriceofour redemption.ThatparticularphaseofHisworkwas finished.Buthisredemptiveworkwasnotfinishedin thesenseofbeingoveranddonewith.Thereremained thequestionofitsapplicaiontothosetoberedeemed.

"SURRENDERTOHIMENOUGH"

$12.'.:Ibelievegoodworksaretheoutcomeofoursurrcl:e.tr.'toOurLordforitisnolongerI,butChrist inme.

Inthatcase,ChristcontinuesHisworkwithin sandHecouldnothavefinishedonthecrossthe workHecametodo!Butwearenotoutofthewoods yet.Youmaybelievegoodworksaretheoutcomeof oursurrendertoOurLord.Ifyoudothem,verywell. Butwhatifyoudon't?OurLordsaid:"Blessedisthat servantwhom,whenhislordshallcome,heshallfind

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KINGDOMOF THISWORLD

JEHOVAHWITNESS,SINGLETONwrites:

Matthew,chapter4,showswereSatanoffered thekingdomofthisworldtoJesusifhewould worshiphim.ButJesusrefused,swingitis written(intheBible)youmustworshiponly God.

IDEA

sodoing"(Lk.12:43);andOurLordstressesthepossibilitythatsuchwillbethecase.Wemaytellothers, andeventellourselves,thatwehavesurrenderedour livestoChrist,OurLord;butthatmaybewholeheartedly,oronlyhalf-heartedlyandintermittently:or evennotatall,thewholethingbeingbutlip-service andcompleteself-deceptioninpractice.

THE"BYTHEIRFRUITS"TEST

Q.:TheLordsaid:"Wherefore,bytheirfruitsyeshall knowthem."

R.:Hedid.Others,therefore,canjudgethatinsome thingsyoudo,yourbehavingasaChristianshould;in otherthingsyoudo,youarenotbehavingasaChristian should.Moreover,OurLorddeclaresthatyoursalvationwilldependon,notonlyfaith,butworks.In Matt.25:32-46,Hemakesitclearthatnotonlywhat webelievebutwhatwedowillbeadecidingfactorin ourjudgment.Thesentenceforsomewillbe:Come, yeblessedofmyFather,forIwashungryandyou gavemetoeat;thirstyandyougavemetodrink,etc. Heexplainsthatthisisdonebyworksofcharitytoour fellowhumanbeingsforHissake.Thesentenceon thosewhohavenotdonesuchgoodworksistobe: Depart,yecursed,intoeverlastingfirepreparedforthe devilandhisangels.OurLord'steachingthat''by theirfruitsyeshallknowthem"willneverbemore realisticallybroughthometousthanattheLast Judgment.Andonewhomeditatesonthatseesthe forceofSt.Paul'swarningtothePhilippians:Workout yourownsalvationwithfearandtrembling.That underminesthepresumptuousideathatwearealready saved,andfaithwithoutgoodworkswillbetheonly decidingfactorwhereone'seternaldestinyisconcerned.

AngelsConfirmed

InGrace

F.H.Wellington.N.Z.:

Q.:Withtheexpulsionof LuciferfromHeaven,did temptationthenceasefor alltheotherangels?

R.:WhileScripturespeaks ofSatanandtheDevil,nowheredoesitgivehimthe name"Lucifer."Thatisa popularapplicationtohim ofanameusedinIsaiahof anevilkingofBabylon.We knowfromdivinerevelation thatGodcreatedangels,and thatsomeofthemfellinto sinandwerecondemned tohell.Thering-leaderof theseevilspiritsisgenerally knownasSatanortheDevil. Usually,too,anyorallof themarecalleddevilsor demons.Theyneverwerein heaveninthestrictsense oftheword,andtherefore werenotstrictly-speaking expelledfromheaven.All theangelswerecreatedas naturallygoodspirit-beings, endowedwithintelligence andfreewill.Buttheyhad toearneternalhappiness inahigherstate,madepossiblebyadmissiontothe actualVisionofGod;and forthistheyhadtoconform theirwillsentirelytothe WillofGod.Someangels refusedandthroughtheir evilchoicebecamedevilsinsteadofangelsandwerecast intohell.Theangelswho remainedfaithfultoGod weregrantedthatclearVisionofGodwhichofitsvery naturegavethem,notonly thesupremebeatitudewhich makes"Heaven"inthestrict senseoftheword,butalso confirmedthemingrace sothatneveragaincould theyexperienceanytemptationtosin,orruntheleast PLUMBINGMATERIALS

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riskofforfeitingtheireternal happiness.

HOW"SOULS"AND ANGELSDIFFER

Q.:Whatisthedifference betweenanangelanda humansoulnewlyenteringHeaven?

R.:Therewouldbeone radicaldifferencebetween suchahumansoulandthe angels.ThesoulofaSaint inheavenis,ofcourse,a spirit-being,evenasangels arespirit-beings.Also,the humansoul,liketheangels, isendowedwithintelligence andfreewill;andbeingin heaven,equallyenjoysthe beatificVisionofGod.But theradicaldifferenceconsistsinthefactthathuman soulsareoftheirverynaturemadeforandadaptedto unionwithhumanbodies, whereasangelsarenot.Thatiswhy,inthegeneralresurrectioneventhesoulsofthe Saintsnowinheavenwill bereunitedwiththeirbodies. Ultimately,humanbeings whoaresavedwillbesaved ascompletehumanbeings, consistingofbodyandsoul justasGodcreatedthemin thefirstplace.Theirresurrectedbodies,however,will haveundergoneaprofound change,evenasthebodyof theglorifiedhumanityof Christhasbeentransfigured andspiritualised,inkeeping withHisheavenlystate.It wasinHishumannature andwiththeintentionof includingthathumannature, thatHesaid:"Igotoprepareaplaceforyou,that whereIam,youalsomay be."Jn.14:3.Andourfinal destiny,ifweattainsalvation,isnotonlytobewith Him,butasHeis,ourown completehumanitybeing glorifiedinawaysimilar toHis,aprivilegenotpossibleforthaangelswhowere createdaspurelyspirit beings,notadaptedbynaturelikehumansoulsto unionwithphysicalbodies.

R.:Thelessonthereisclear.Don'tviolateyour conscientiousdutiestoGod,eventhoughyoucould gainallthekingdomsofthisworldbydoingso. Butthatdoesnotmeanthatwemustnotfulfilour dutiesascitizensintheparticularkingdomofthis worldinwhichwehappentobeduringthislife. Infact,theBibletellsusthatitispartofour conscientiousdutytoGodtofulfilsuchduties.

BIBLE-TRUTH

Q.:IftheBiblewasgoodenoughforJesusandthe Apostles,itshouldbegoodenoughforus.

R.:Ofcourse.Butthatdoesnotmeanthatwe mustregardasBible-truthwhateverPastorRussell andJudgeRutherford,thefoundersofthe"WitnessesofJehovah,"chosetogiveoutasBible-truth. Proclaiminginsupportoftheirteachings:"The Biblesays,"theyimposedupontheircredulous followersmanyerroneousthingsthattheythemselvessaid,andwhichtheBibledoesnotsayatall.

"OURONLYGUIDE"

Q.:TheBibleistheonlyguidetolife.

R.:TheBibleitselfsassthatitisnot.Nowhere doesitsay:IfamanwillnotreadtheBible,let himbeastheheathen.ItdoesrecordChrist's words:IfamanwillnotheartheChurch,lethim beastheheathen.ForChristcalledandtrained Hisapostles,foundedHisChurchonthem,and commissionedthem-andtheChurchthroughthem toteachallnationsthenceforwardtilltheendof time.AndHegavetothatChurchthepowerto legislateinHisName,saying:"Whatsoeveryou bindonearthisboundalsoinheaven,andwhatsoeveryoulooseonearthisloosedalsoinheaven" (Matt.18:18).Nomerebook,eventheBible,can makeorabolishdisciplinarylawsaschangingcircumstancesmayrequire.

"ETERNALDESTINYONEARTH"

Q.:TheBibleistheguidetoliferighthereonearth (notinheaven)foritclearlyshowsonly149,000 willreignaspriestswithJesusinhisheavenly kingdom,butsaysthemeekwillinherittheearth underhisKingdomrule, yousaythat,Youarenottakingthe Bibleasyourguide,fortheBibledoesnotsaythat atall.YouaretakingasyourguidewhatRussell andRutherfordsaythattheBiblesays-avery differentthing.Andtheywerequitewrongintheir absurdlysuperficialliteralinterpretation.The apocalypticnumber144,000ispurelysymbolical. AsIsraelofoldwasbasedon12tribes,soChrist foundedthe"NewIsrael,"HisChurch,onthe12 apostles;andonthecompletionofHisworkforthe salvationofsoulstheresultissymbolisedbysaying thattheseinheavenwillbenumberedlikethe squareof12multipliedathousandfold.Theexpressionispurelyafigureofspeechwhichwould berobbedofitstruesenseandturnedintoan absurdity.bycrassliteralism.Asforthemeekinheritingtheearth,whileintheOldTestamentthat promise(Psalm36(37):11)referredtoenjoyment ofprosperityinthepromisedland,intheNew Testamentithasaspiritualsensereferringtothe promisedlandofheavenitself-asenseindicated byChristHimselfintheprecedingverse(Matt. 5:3)wherehesays:Blessedarethepoorinspirit, fortheirsisthekingdomofheaven.Thereisno referenceheretothisearthasaneternalabodeor destinyformen.

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bynameand addressofsender)are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichInvolvesadelayofsome weeks.

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"ALREADYSAVED"IDEA

L.M.,MACKAY,QUEENSLAND,writes:Inyourbooklet,"SeYenThinkYou'reSaved,"youtellmeIam ...presumptionsinsayingIamsaved.

R.:Ifitisnotpresumptiontotakeitforgranted withblandself-assurancethatone'ssalvationisa foregoneconclusion,St.Paul'swarningtothePhilippians:"Workoutyourownsalvationwithfearand trembling(Phil.2:12),ismeaningless.

"MOTBYGOODWORKS"

Q.:Paulsays:"Bygraceareyesavedthroughfaith, andthat,notofyourselvesforitisthegiftofGod, notofworkslestanymanshouldboast"(Eph.2:8),

R.:SinceitwasthesameSt.Paulwriting,youcanbe surehewasnotcontradictinghimself.Clearly,hewas talkingabouttwodifferentthings.Bygrace,Godmakes salvationpossibleforus;andthatgraceisasheergift offeredtothosewhobelieveinChristandarewillingto receiveit.ButwhilethatisGod'spart,wehavetodo ourpartandliveuptoourChristianobligationsby goodworks,ifwewishtobesaved.SoSt.Jamessays: "Whatshallitprofitamansayhehasfaith,butnot works?Shallfaithbeabletosavehim? Byworks amanisjustified,andnotbyfaithonly"(Ja.2:14-24).

WORK"

CHRIST'S"FINISHED

Q.:IftheLord'ssacrificewasnotsufficientpaymentfor oursins,whydidHecry"itisfinished"fromthe cross?Hehadfinishedtheworkhecametodo.

R.:Indyingonthecross,Hehadpaidthepriceofour redemption.ThatparticularphaseofHisworkwas finished.Buthisredemptiveworkwasnotfinishedin thesenseofbeingoveranddonewith.Thereremained thequestionofitsapplicaiontothosetoberedeemed.

TOHIMENOUGH"

"SURRENDER

C..:IbelievegoodworksaretheoutcomeofourstirrcneewtoOurLordforitisnolongerI,butChrist inme.

R.:Inthatcase,Chriit.continuesHisworkwithin -;1,21-1,!liecouldnothavefinishedonthecrossthe workHecametodo!Butwearenotoutofthewoods yet.Youmaybelievegoodworksaretheoutcomeof oursurrendertoOurLord.Ifyoudothem,verywell. Butwhatifyoudon't?OurLordsaid:"Blessedisthat servantwhom,

his

sodoing"(Lk.12:43);andOtuLordstressesthepossibilitythatsuchwillbethecase.Wemaytellothers, andeventellourselves,thatwehavesurrenderedour livestoChrist,OurLord;butthatmaybewholeheartedly,oronlyhalf-heartedlyandintermittently;or evennotatall,thewholethingbeingbutlip-service andcompleteself-deceptioninpractice.

THE"BYTHEIRFRUITS.'TEST

Q.:TheLordsaid:"Wherefore,bytheirfruitsyeshall knowthem."

R.:Hedid.Others,therefore,canjudgethatinsome thingsyoudo,yourbehavingasaChristianshould;in otherthingsyoudo,youarenotbehavingasaChristian should.Moreover,OurLorddeclaresthatyoursalvationwilldependon,notonlyfaith,butworks.In Matt.25:32-46,liemakesitclearthatnotonlywhat webelievebutwhatwedowillbeadecidingfactorin ourjudgment.Thesentenceforsomewillbe:Come, yeblessedofmyFather,forIwashungryandyou gavemetoeat;thirstyandyougavemetodrink,etc. Heexplainsthatthisisdonebyworksofcharitytoour fellowhumanbeingsforHissake.Thesentenceon thosewhohavenotdonesuchgoodworksistobe: Depart,yecursed,intoeverlastingfirepreparedforthe devilandhisangels.OurLord'steachingthat"by theirfruitsyeshallknowthem"willneverbemore realisticallybroughthometousthanattheLast Judgment.Andonewhomeditatesonthatseesthe forceofSt.Paul'swarningtothePhilippians:Workout yourownsalvationwithfearandtrembling.That underminesthepresumptuousideathatwearealready saved,andfaithwithoutgoodworkswillbetheonly decidingfactorwhereone'seternaldestinyisconcerned.

Angels

InF.H.Wellington,N.Z.:

Q.:Withtheexpulsion LuciferfromHeaven, temptationthencease alltheotherangels?

Confirmed Grace

riskofforfeitingtheireternal ofhappiness.

didHOW"SOULS"AND forANGELSDIFFER

R.:WhileScripturespeaks ofSatanandtheDevil,nowheredoesitgivehimthe name"Lucifer."Thatisa popularapplicationtohim ofanameusedinIsaiahof anevilkingofBabylon.We knowfromdivinerevelation thatGodcreatedangels,and thatsomeofthemfellinto sinandwerecondemned tohell.Thering-leaderof theseevilspiritsisgenerally knownasSatanortheDevil. Usually,too,anyorallof themarecalleddevilsor demons.Theyneverwerein heaveninthestrictsense oftheword,andtherefore werenotstrictly-speaking expelledfromheaven.All theangelswerecreatedas naturallygoodspirit-beings, endowedwithintelligence andfreewill.Buttheyhad toearneternalhappiness inahigherstate,madepossiblebyadmissiontothe actualVisionofGod;and forthistheyhadtoconform theirwillsentirelytothe WillofGod.Someangels refusedandthroughtheir evilchoicebecamedevilsinsteadofangelsandwerecast intohell.Theangelswho remainedfaithfultoGod weregrantedthatclearVisionofGodwhichofitsvery naturegavethem,notonly thesupremebeatitudewhich makes"Heaven"inthestrict senseoftheword,butalso confirmedthemingrace sothatneveragaincould theyexperienceanytemptationtosin,orruntheleast

Q.:Whatisthedifference betweenanangelanda humansoulnewlyenteringHeaven?

R..:Therewouldbeone radicaldifferencebetween suchahumansoulandthe angels.ThesoulofaSaint inheavenis,ofcourse,a spirit-being,evenasangels arespirit-beings.Also,the humansoul,liketheangels, isendowedwithintelligence andfreewill;andbeingin heaven,equallyenjoysthe beatificVisionofGod.But theradicaldifferenceconsistsinthefactthathuman soulsareoftheirverynaturemadeforandadaptedto unionwithhumanbodies, whereasangelsarenot.That, iswhy,inthegeneralresurrectioneventhesoulsofthe Saintsnowinheavenwill bereunitedwiththeirbodies. Ultimately,humanbeings whoaresavedwillbesaved ascompletehumanbeings, consistingofbodyandsoul justasGodcreatedthemin thefirstplace.Theirresurrectedbodies,however,will haveundergoneaprofound change,evenasthebodyof theglorifiedhumanityof Christhasbeentransfigured andspiritualised,inkeeping withHisheavenlystate.It wasinHishumannature andwiththeintentionof includingthathumannature, thatHesaid:"Igotoprepareaplaceforyou,that whereIam,youalsomay be."Jn.14:3.Andourfinal destiny,ifweattainsalvation,isnotonlytobewith Him,butasHeis,ourown completehumanitybeing glorifiedinawaysimilar toHis,aprivilegenotpossibleforthoangeiswhowere createdaspurelyspirit beings,notadaptedbynaturelikehumansoulsto unionwithphysicalbodies.

KINGDOMOF THISWORLD

JEHOVAHWITNESS,SINGLETONwrites: fillatthessrchapter4,showswereSatanoffered ShekingdomofthisworldtoJesusifhewould worshiphim.ButJesusrefused,miringitis written(intheBible)youmustworshiponly Ged.

R.:Thelessonthereisclear.Don'tviolateyour conscientiousdutiestoGod,eventhoughyoucould gainallthekingdomsofthisworldbydoingso. Butthatdoesnotmeanthatwemustnotfulfilour dutiesascitizensintheparticularkingdomofthis worldinwhichwehappentobeduringthislife. Infact,theBibletellsusthatitispartofour conscientiousdutytoGodtofulfilsuchduties.

BIBLE-TRUTH

Q.:IftheBiblewasgoodenoughforJesusandthe Apostles,itshouldbegoodenoughforus. R.:Ofcourse.Butthatdoesnotmeanthatwe mustregardasBible-truthwhateverPastorRussell andJudgeRutherford,thefoundersofthe"WitnessesofJehovah,"chosetogiveoutasBible-truth. Proclaiminginsupportoftheirteachings:"The Biblesays,"theyimposedupontheircredulous followersmanyerroneousthingsthattheythemselvessaid,andwhichtheBibledoesnotsayatall.

"OURONLYGUIDE"

Q.:TheBibleistheonlyguidetolife.

R.:TheBibleitselfsassthatitisnot.Nowhere doesitsay:IfamanwillnotreadtheBible,let himbeastheheathen.ItdoesrecordChrist's words:IfamanwillnotheartheChurch,lethim beastheheathen.ForChristcalledandtrained Hisapostles,foundedHisChurchonthem,and commissionedthem-andtheChurchthroughthem toteachallnationsthenceforwardtilltheendof time.AndHegavetothatChurchthepowerto legislateinHisName,saying:"Whatsoeveryou bindonearthisboundalsoinheaven,andwhatsoeveryoulooseonearthisloosedalsoinheaven" (Matt.18:18).Nomerebook,eventheBible,can makeorabolishdisciplinarylawsaschangingcircumstancesmayrequire.

"ETERNALDESTINYONEARTH"

Q.:TheBibleistheguidetoliferighthereonearth (notinheaven)foritclearlyshowsonly144,000 willreignaspriestswithJesusinhisheavenly kingdom,butsaysthemeekwillinherittheearth underhisKingdomrule.

Whenyousaythat,Youarenottakingthe Bibleasyourguide,fortheBibledoesnotsaythat atall.YouaretakingasyourguidewhatRussell andRutherfordsaythattheBiblesays-avery differentthing.Andtheywerequitewrongintheir absurdlysuperficialliteralinterpretation.The apocalypticnumber144,000ispurelysymbolical. AsIsraelofoldwasbasedon12tribes,soChrist foundedthe"NewIsrael,"HisChurch,onthe12 apostles;andonthecompletionofHisworkforthe salvationofsoulstheresultissymbolisedbysaying thattheseinheavenwillbenumberedlikethe squareof12multipliedathousandfold.Theexpressionispurelyafigureofspeechwhichwould berobbedofitstruesenseandturnedintoan absurdity,bycrassliteralism.Asforthemeekinheritingtheearth,whileintheOldTestamentthat promise(Psalm36(37):11)referredtoenjoyment ofprosperityinthepromisedland,intheNew Testamentithasaspiritualsensereferringtothe promisedlandofheavenitself-asenseindicated byChristHimselfintheprecedingverse(Matt. 5:3)wherehesays:Blessedarethepoorinspirit, fortheirsisthekingdomofheaven.Thereisno referenceheretothisearthasaneternalabodeor destinyformen.

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BACKYARDScleaned,rubbish,rubbleremoved;odd jobs;treeslopped;carrying allhours-Phone8-3798.

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PO-TPlants,Indoor,Shrubs. 62WaratahAvenue,Dalke4h.ProfitsCarmelite MonasteryBuildingFund. Sundaysonly.

DR-ESSSuit,smallmen's, 36in.chest;extragood;£11. -Telephone68-1130.

McKENZIEFloorCoverings

Pty.Ltd.,Subiaco.Special OffertoReaders-Lino Tileslaidonyourfloor,30/sq.yard.VinylTileson yourfloor,£2sq.yard.Al Axmingter,completewith underfelt,purewool,£2/15 yard;12ft.Broadloomto takeaway£61101-:Scatter Rugsfrom£2each;Door Mats12/-each,andmany otherbargains.3ft.InnerspringMattressestoclear £8/10,each;otherBeddingatgive-awayprices.Don'tdelay,telephonefor personalserviceorcallat McKenzies, 103 Rokeby Road.Telephone83116.

SHEFFIELD 11mployment Agency,713HayStreet (aboveLevinsons)for prompt,courteousservice. Employers,letusselectyour staff.-Pleasephone23-3537; afterhours,64-1295.

GuestHouses

ADELAIDEVisitors.-Bed andbreakfast;central,quiet homelysurroundings;motel room35/-,guestroom25/adults;childrenreduced rates.-WriteJasperMotel andGuestHouse,17Jasper Street,HydePark,S.A.

BUSSELTON:GuestHouse, pleasantsurroundings, moderatetariff.-J.Hogan. Telephone227.

GERALDTON:St.Francis GuestHouse,telephone683. Bedandbreakfast17/6 night;othermealsoptional

PublicNotices

DRIVINGLessons,217= hour;dualcontrol.-Stan Fenner,67-2958.

andprofitable.

Engagements,Births,Marriages,Deaths, InMemoriam,Accommodation,Wanted, ForSale,andallclassesofClassified Advertisements:4/-forthefirst10words, then1/6forevery5words wee ,SMALLFlatette,suitable studentoryounglady;mod. cons.; closeLeederville Tech.Schoolandcity;£2 weekly.-PhoneW1696, BoardWanted PROFESSIONALGentrequiresfullboardandaccommodationintheMt.Lawley InglewoodorBedfordPark areas.-Repliesc/o67DundasRoad,Inglewood. GOODREADINGMATTER NEEDEDFORSEAMEN ThemonthafAugustis Catholic.PressMonth.I thinkthisisanopportune timetomakeaveryspecial appealonbehalfofthe StellaMarisSeafarers'Club, Fremantle, Theappealisforgood readingmaterialfortheseamen.Ithasalwaysbeenpart oftheworkoftheApostleshipoftheSeatoplace somegoodreadingmaterial onboardships,andalsoto makesuchreadingavailable intheclubs. Beforetellingyouwhat kindofliteratureisrequired Iwouldliketoexpressmy thankstothosegoodpeople, andorganisationstoo,who havebeenengagedinthis ApostolateoftheWritten Worduptothepresent. Theireffortsovertheyears havemeantthattherehas beenatleastaminimum supplyofgoodreading availableattheStellaMaris forvisitingseamen. Whatkindofliteratureis required?-Itisdesirable firstofallthatitbein reasonablygoodcondition. MAGAZINES,bothsecular andreligious,makethe greatestappealtothemen. Iemphasisethatbothare required.Aseamanwillnot readreligiouspublications only,butontheotherhand, withanysecularreading thatisplacedonboard,or madeupinthespecial bundlesforindividualseamen,thereisalwaysasupplyofCatholicreading materialincluded. Catholicnewspapers,if theyarereasonablyupto date,areacceptable,

but theynaturallydatemore readilythanthemagazine varietyofreading.Books, bothhard-coverandpaperbacks,arealsomostacceptableeitherfortheClubLibraryorforplacingonthe ships.AllCatholicmaga-

GRACEYOURHOMEWITH FINECEILINGSfrom WELSHPOOL

ModellingWorks

MARSST.,RearPLANETST., WELSHPOOL

FibrousPlasterandCement GoodsManufactured, SuppliedandFixed. Phone6.2359.Res.,6.2357. 04....0441.4414#4.41.114114

STELLAMARISSEAMEN'S zines,bothlocalandoverseas,areacceptable.Inregardtosecularmagazines, wedrawthelinewithregardtoafewpopularillustratedones,whichshould

CLUB,FREMANTLE notbeinCatholichomes anyhow. Imightaddthatwomen's magazinesareverywelcome,asoneseamanputit, notinreferencetowomen's

EnglishWasUsed InSacraments

CAPETOWN:TheCape TownArchdiocesemarked theFeastofOurLady's Assumptionbybeginning theuseofEnglishinthe administrationofthesacraments.

ThenewEnglishritual publishedbytheSouth AfricanBishops'Conference wasintroducedonAugust 15.Itprovidesfortheuse ofEnglishinnearlyeverythingthepriestsaysinadministeringBaptism,Penance,Matrimonyandin AnointingoftheSick.EnglishalsoprevaitSintherites usedinthereceptionofconverts,thefuneralservice, administeringoftheViaticumandConfirmationofthe dying.

Theshortessentialparts ofthesacramentalritesremaininLatin.Buttheymay berepeatedinthevernacularafterwards.

Thusinthesacramentof Penance,everythingthe priestsaysmaybeinEnglishexceptfortheabsolutionitself-"Deindeegoto absolvo ."whichisimpartedwiththeSignofthe Crossandtheinvocationof theHolyTrinity.Whena penitentgoesintoaconfes-

sional,thefirstwordshe hearsfromthepriestare: "TheLordbeinyourheart andonyourlips,thatyou maydulyconfessyoursins, intheNameoftheFather andoftheSonandofthe HolyGhost."

InBaptism,thewholeof theceremonymaybein Englishexceptfortheexorcisms,anointingsandthe actualwordsofBaptism. Butallthesepartsmaybe repeatedinthevernacular.

IntheMarriageservice, onlythewords"Egocon jungovos ."arein Latin.TherestisinEnglish, includingthenuptialblessingsduringtheMass.

Useofthevernacularis notunprecedentedinSouth Africa.Vernacularversions oftheritualinfiveBantu languages-Zulu,Sesuto, Xhosa,PediandTswanaarealreadyinuseincertain dioceses.AnAfrikaansversionistobereadysoon, A

CATHOLICPAPER IN EVERYHOME

magazines,mindyou,"anythingthatkeepsusfrom readingthelabelsonthe saucebottles."

Mostshipswhichcometo port-andthatwouldbean averageof25to30inthe week-receiveaquantityof readingmaterialfromthe StellaMaris.Thesupplyof suchreadinghelpstotake thetediumoffthelong spellsatsea,andparticularlyonshipswherethere isnoovertimeandthemot havemuchtimeontheir hands.

AMoslemseamanonce toldmethatthoughhehad neversuspectedthem,he agreedwholeheartedlywith thedistinctionsbetween backbiting,calumnyanddetraction.Hehadreadan articleontheEighthCommandmentintheSacred HeartMessengerwhichhe hadpickeduponaprevious visit.

Finally,Iappealtoyou ifonlytocounterthealmost unlimitedsupplyofundesirablereadingmaterialinthe formofunwholesomepublicationsandevilpropaganda thatfindsitswayonboard ships, Youngseamen,oftenonly 15yearsofage,havenothingbettertoread.Good publicationsinanyforeign languagewhateverwillfind theirwayontotheappropriateships.Withsomany newAustraliansamongus thisshouldbepossible.

AnySt.VincentdePaul ConferenceorLegionof MaryPraesidiumwillaccept thereadingmatteronbehalf oftheStellaMaris,orifyou wishitcollectedring5-1958. Rev.J.O'Shea,

PortChaplain. Cleanout DRYWELLS andSEPTICTANKS Entex99 Containsapowerfulsolventwhichemulsifiesoil,grease andsludge-approximatelyonegallonpernormalsize drywell(350to400gallons).Levelscommencedropping withintwoweeks,savingsmellandannoyancethrough overflowing.39/6pergallon. S.S.ENTERPRISES WESTRALIA PTY.LTD. 28HinesRoad,O'Connor,W.A.50-1483. AvailablefromALLHARDWARESTORES REMEMBERTORING RECORD PRINT FORAQUOTEONYOURPRINTNG REQUIREMENTS AREPRESENTATIVEWILLCALLIF. DESIREDANDWEASSUREYOU OFQUALITYWORK,COMPETITIVE'. PRICESANDPROMPTDELIVERY. 11-2837 Phone 21-2838 450HAYSTREET,PERTH BARGAINSTORE StellaMarisCatholicClubforSeafarers' Ladies'Auxiliary AREOPENINGASTOREAT 200SOUTHTERRACE,FREMANTLE ToAssistintheWorkforSeafarersatFremantle TheLadieswouldbegratefulforDonationsofanyHousehold ArticlesorWearingApparelthatcouldbedisposedofinthisStore FORCOLLECTION--RING5-1958

tohumanity.Thesensuouspassionof Magdalenfinallysweptintheoppositedirectionand ..kecamethesupremededicationofherlove.

Butwhatisextremelydifficultfortheblessingsof heaventoworkuponisindifferenceandthemiddleage-spreadoffalsebroadmindedness.TheLordcando somethingwiththeobviouslybad,butitisratherdifficulttodoanythingwiththeobviouslygood.Theyhave outlivedtheirhotventuresomedays,buthavenotyet seenintothevanitytheworldprizes.Theyarecomfortableandhenceaskfornochange;becausethey havewealth,theythinkthattheyareworthful.

Tennysoninhis"HolyGrail"tellsthestoryofsuch amanwhosurrenderedallofhishighidealsandsettled downtoasoftandmaterialisticsensuallife.Originally hehadsetoffinsearchoftheHolyGrail,butsoon weariedofthequest;findingasilkpavilioninthefield andmerrymaidensinit,heabandonedthesearch. Lateron,whenhereturnedtoKingArthur'sCourt,he ridiculedtheideaoflookingforthatgreatandholy thingwhichthecupsignified:

"Itisamadness

ButbymineeyesandbymineearsIswear,

Iwillbedeaferthantheblue-eyedcat

Andthriceasblindasanynoondayowl,

Toholyvirginsintheirecstasies,henceforward."

DANTE'SDESCRIPTIONOFHELL

Danteinhisdescriptionofhellsaidthatwhenhefirst enteredit,hefoundsomespiritsthatwerenotrebellious norfaithful,butexistedsolelyforthemselves.They were:

"Hateful,distastefultoGodandtoHisenemies."

Whentheseindifferentsoulssteal,theydonotrestore;whentheyhavemoralcollapses,disgustingtothe moralsense,theydonotrepent,butcreepbackintoan oldrespectability;theyjudgethemselvesbytheac"'teptedstandardsofthegroupinwhichtheymove; socialrefinementisregardedastheflowerandthe 'aromaofvirtue;secularconventionsaregiventheforce ofdivinecommands;andfinally,theymaycallthemselves"stupid"butneversinful.

Hereinliesthepsychologicalreasonforthedenial ofimmortality;knowingthatsuchindifferencescannot escapejudgmentwhereallthingsareweighedinthe balance,theyresorttoitsdenial.Shakespearewrote:

"Inthecorruptedcurrentsofthisworld, Offence'sgildedhandmayshovebyjustice, Andoft'tisseenthewickedpridesitself Buysoutthelaw:but'tisnotsoabove; Thereisnoshuffling,theretheactionliesinHis truenature."

NoonecanpickuptheScriptureswithoutreeding adevastatingcriticismofsocialmoralstandards,as whentheDivineSaviourputaharlotaboveaPharisee, apenitentrobberaboveareligiousleader,aprodigal

sonabovehisexemplaryelderbrother.Manyatree asitstandsintheforestlooksfair,fine,solidand valuable,butwhenitiscutdownandsawedforuse revealsrottenness,crossgrainandknots.Socialconformitytolowstandardsmaygivetheappearanceof goodness,butinthejudgmentofGodthetruecharacter isrevealed.

PopulationConference

ThesecondWorldPopulationConferenceunder UnitedNationsauspiceshas beententativelyscheduled for1965.

Purposeoftheconference, whosepreparatorycommitteehassuggestedthatitbe heldinLatinAmericaor Africa,willbe"toimprove understandingofpopulation problemsandespeciallyof demographicaspectsof problemsofsocialandeconomicdevelopment."

Participantsinthe1965 conferencewillbenamed bycountriesbelongingto theU.N.,specialisedU.N. agenciesandnon-governmentalscientificorganisationswithconsultativestatusattheU.N.economic andsocialcouncil. Priortotheworldmeet-

ing,anAsianPopulation Conferenceisscheduledin NewDelhiforDecember, 1963,andasessionofthe InternationalUnionforthe ScientificStudyofPopulationwillbeheldinAugust,1963.

PopeVisitsSchool Castelgandolfo:HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIleft hissummerresidencehere tovisitthenearbysummer schooloftheUrbanCollegeoftheSacredCongregationforthePropagation oftheFaith. ThePopewasmetbythe congregation'sPrefect,GregorioPietroXVCardinal Agagianian;anditsSecretary,ArchbishopPietro Sigismondi.

PerthDiocesanUnion

SilverJubilee Celebrations

Rev.Fr.A.B.DavisO.P., representingtheNational SpiritualDirector,Rev.Fr. D.M.FitzmauriceO.P.,duringthemonthofSeptember willcontinuevisitingthe followingcentres.Please notethealterationofvenueintwocases.

September4th,VisitSubiaco.ShentonPark,Wembley andFloreatParkinvited.

7.30p.m.

September6th,VisitOsbornePark.TuartHill, Glendalough, Leederville, Nollamara,Westminsterand Wannerooinvited.7.30p.m.

Sunday,September9th. 7.30p.m.TheHolyName SundayforSeptember.Final RallyinSt.Mary'sCathedral.HisGracetheArchbishopwillpreside.

September10th.VisitKalgoorlie.ARallyofthe GoldfieldsBranches of Boulder,Coolgardieand Kalgoorliewillbeheldin Boulderat7.30p.m.

September12th.Depart fortheEasternStates.

Collectionstakenupafter thesermonateachRally willbedevotedtodefraying thecostoftheJubileecelebrationsthroughoutthe Archdiocese. Pleasebe generous.

DECEASEDMEMBERS

Rev.Fr.W.V.McEvoy O.P.,AlecWebster,BrentwoodBranch;J.T.Butler, VictoriaParkBranch;John Seeber,OsbornePark Branch;AlbertBidstrip, NorthamBranch;Kevin Wells,NedlandsBranch; R.Tatham,SubiacoBranch. R.I.P.

EUCHARISTIC PROCESSION

1962

Thisyear'sProcessionwill heheldasusualontheFeast ofChristtheKing,Sunday, October28thnext.Itwill beheldatAquinasCollege andyouareaskedtodoall thatyoucantoassistin makingthisAnnualmanifestationoffaithourgreatest yet.TheHolyFatherhas askedthatwemakethis yearsomespecialsacrifice forthesuccessoftheEcumenicalCouncil. Letusmakethisoneof ourefforts.

Bobs-For-Jobs

GREATWORKOF CHARITYDONE

Overthepasttenyearsa veryimportantworkhas beenperformedbytheSlow LearningChildren'sGroup, Theyhaveconductedspecialschoolsandsetupand equippedworkshopsand hostelsformentallyretardedchildren.Theaccomplishmentsofthisgrouparesuch thatmanychildren,otherwiseforcedtolivesecluded lives,arenowperforming usefultasksandarebeing properlycaredfor.

Inrecognitionofthework beingconductedbythis group,theMetropolitan WestBranchoftheCatholic Men'sLeaguehasresolved toassistinthe"Doorknock" appealbeingconductedby thegrouponSundaySeptember2,byorganisingcollectorsforanareainthe Claremontdistrict.

MembersoftheMetropolitanNorthBranchofthe Leaguehaveagreedtoassist theirWestconfreresbyprovidingcollectorsfortheday.

Tomakethisappealsuccessful,manymorecollectorsarerequired. AnyCatholicmanor woman,from17to77,willingtoassistshouldcontact UrbanUrquhart,3Walter Street,Claremont(phone 3-3282)anyeveningbetween6and7p.m.

HASSELLSAMAZINGBARGAINS

CALLORRINGFORAQUOTATION

RecordPrint

450HAYSTREET, PERTH

Telephone21-2837

TheannualScouts'BobsFor-Jobshasnowcommenced andanyonewhomayneed thehelpofaScoutaround thehomemaycontactthe 2ndWembley(St.Brigid's Scoutsbyringingeitherof thefollowingtelephonenumbers:87-1300-2-4908, -24.3929-24-241187-3398.

Anyhelpinthisdirection willbegreatlyappreciatedby thescouts.

August26(Green):EleventhSundayafterPente-. cost(2ndClass).Creed.PrefaceoftheTrinity.

August27(White):St.JohnCalasanctius,Confessor(3rdClass).Common.Preface.

August28(White):StAugustine,Bishop,ConfessorandDoctor(3rdClass).SecondPrayer St.Hermetis,Martyr.CommonPreface.

August29(Red):BeheadingofSt.JohntheBaptist (3rdClass).SecondPrayerSt.Sabina,Martyr. CommonPreface.

August30(White):St.RoseofLima,Virgin(3rd Class).Mass"Dilexisti."SecondPrayerSts. FelixandAdauctus,Martyrs.CommonPreface.

August31(White):St.RaymundNonnatus,Confessor(3rdClass).CommonPreface.

September1(White):MassofOurLadyon Saturday(4thClass).SecondPrayerSt. Aegidius,Confessor.ThirdPrayerTheTwelve Brothers,Martyrs.PrefaceofOurLady. OR(White):St.Aegidius(4thClass).Mass"Os iusti."SecondPrayerOurLady.ThirdPrayer TwelveBrothers.CommonPreface.

OR(Red):TwelveBrothers,Martyrs(4th Class).SecondPrayerOurLady.ThirdPrayer St.Aegidius.CommonPreface.

September2(Green):TwelfthSundayafter Pentecost(2ndClass).Creed.Prefaceofthe Trinity.