The Record Newspaper 13 September 1962 by The Record

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TwoArchbishops,fourBishops,twoAbbots,fourteen Monsignors,overonehundredandtwentypriests, diocesanandreligious,representativesofmanyreligiousordersoffmenandwomenandalargecongregationofthelaitywitnessedtheEpiscopalConsecration oftheMostReverendMylesMcKeon,TitularBishopof AntipyrgosandAuxiliaryBishoptoHisGracethe ArchbishopinSt.Mary'sCathedral.

Theceremonycommenced withaprocessionfromthe Archbishop'sPala-retothe Cathedralat10a.m.on Wednesday,September12, thefeastoftheMostHoly NameofMary.

TheprocessionwasheadedbyHisGracetheArchbishop,whopresided,the MostReverendL.J.Goody, D.D.,Ph.D.,BishopofBunbury,who,wastheConsecratingBishop,thenthe Bishop-Electaccompanied bythetwoco-consecrating Bishops,theMostReverend J.Jobst,SA,C.,VicarApostolicoftheKimberleys, andtheMostReverendF.X. Thomas,B.A.,Dip.Ed.,the BishopofGeraldton,the MostReverendM.Beovich, D.D.,Ph.D.,Archbishopof Adelaide,theMostReverend J.Gleeson,Auxiliaryto ArchbishopBeovich,who preachedtheoccasionalsermon(textonPageThree), theRightReverendCelestineGusi,O.S.B.,AbbotGeneraloftheBenedictine Order, andtheRight ReverendGregoryGomez, O.S.B.,LordAbbotofNew Norcia.

TheceremonyofConsecrationcommencedwiththe interrogationoftheBishopElectbytheConsecrating Prelate.MasswaythenbegunwiththeBishop-Elect concelebratingwiththe Consecrator.

Aftertheprayersatthe footofthealtar,theBishopElect-wasvestedforMass.

Atthispoint,theLitany oftheSaintswaschanted andtheImpositionofHands andthePrefaceofConsecrationtookplace.Thenew. Bishopwasanointedwith OilofChrismandhadthe symbolsofofficeconferred uponhim.

Attheconclusionofthe Mass,theTeDeumwas solemnlyintoned.Whileit wasbeingsungbythechoir, thenewBishop,accompaniedbythetwoco-consecratingBishops,went throughtheCathedralblessingthepeople.

Attheconclusionofthe blessings,alltheBishopsunvestedandkneltinprayer beforedepartingfromthe sanctuary.

Asceneatthecloseof theceremony. Their Lordships Bishop L Goody,J.JobstandF. X.Thomaswishthenew Bishop"AdMultosAnnos"-alonglife.

BOTTOMLEFT:AuxiliaryBishopM.McKeon leavesSt.Mary'sCathedral.

CONSECRATION

ManyGoodWishesToNewBishop

Whentheceremonyof Consecrationhadbeen ompleted,thenew BishopledtheprocessionoutoftheCathedralJustoutsidethe maindoorshereceived thecongratulationsof HisGraceandhis brotherBishopsand numbersoftheclergy,

Thenhewascrowded raundlaymanyfriends smatagthelaitywho wereeagertooffereongratulatIonaandtokiss theringofthenewly consecratedBist,p.His Lordshipwasstillinthe Cathedralgroundslong aftertheceremonywas over.

ManyAreRequiredFor

MinistersandtheirassistantsattheConsecrationceremonywere:Presiding,HisGracethe Archbishop,whoseassistantsatthethronewere RightRev.MonsignorsE. Moss(Nedlands)andJ. Larkins(Albury,N.S.W.). MonsignorA.Thomas (Sydney,N.S.W.),the NationalDirectorofthe PontificalMissions,was assistantpriest.

HisLordship Bishop Goody,theconsecratorwas

assistedbyRt.Rev.Monsignors,E.KennedySubiaco)andE.Sullivan(West Ptrth). Theco-consecratingBishops,HisLordshipBishop JobstandHisLordship BishopThomaswereassistedbyRev.FathersW. Browne(Bassendean)andJ. Dowling(Cloverdale)andJ. McGillicuddy(Palmyra)and W.Foley(Missions).

ThenewBishophadas hischaplains,theRightRev. MonsignorsJ.T.McMahon

CoalOfArmsRecallsLandOfBirth, OfAdoption,WorkAndFamily

4.THECOATOFARMSoftheMostReverend MylesMcKeon,TitularBishopofAntipyrgosand AuxiliarytoHisGracetheArchbishop.The heraldicsymbolismchosenbyHisLordshiprepresenthisbirthplace,hiswork,partofthefamily coatofarmsandhismotto.

Onthetopleft,theArmsofConnaughtindicate BishopMcKeon'splaceofbirth(Westport,Ireland);theBlackSwanontheright,thecountry ofhislabours;thewavylines,blueandsilver,representtheoceanbetweenthem;thefour(purple) eight-pointedstarsonasilverfieldandthesalmon intheriverarepartoftheMcKeonfamilycoatof arms;thecross(gold)andtheletterM(blue) representtheBishop'sworkforthePropagationof theFaithandtheLegionofMary.

Acrossisformedaboveandbelowthecrestand themottois-PerMariamadJesum"(ToJesus throughMary).

TheConnaughtCoatofArmsdepictsaphoenix (brownandblack)onasilverfield;andonablue fieldisaflesh-colouredforearmholdingatorch withablueish-greenflame.

Ceremonial

)_';outhPerth)andA.T. Langmead(Leederville). Themastersofceremonies wereRev.E.J.ClancyC.M., (StCharles'Seminary)and Rev.F.Walsh(Cathedral). Altarserverswerestudents fromSt.Charles'Seminary, Guildford,andthecommentarywasgivenbyRev.P. QuinnD.C.L.secretaryto HisGrace.

PresentintheSanctuary weretheMostRev.M.BeovichArchbishopofAdelaide, MostRev.J.Gleeson,Auxil-'

iaryBishop;oArchbishop Bcovich,theRightRev. AbbotGeneralCelestine GustO.S..(Rome),the RightRev.AbbotGomez O.S.B.,(NewNorcia

-Rt.Rev.MonsignorsC. CunninghamV.G.(Albany), F.O'ConnorEastVie.Park) T.AhernV.F.(Northam) 0.O'Connor(Geraldton)J. Bourke(EducationOffice)

E.Collins(ShentonPark)

E.BryanB.D.(Morawa)and theV.Rev.W.Dziecol(Polishchaplain).

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ToNowAuxiliary

SYMBOLSOFEPISCOPALAUTHORITYWfRE

TRANSFERREDWITHTHEPOWEROFABISHOP ONWEDNESDAYOFTHISWEEK.

Thosewhowitnessedthelongbutimpressiveceremony,couldnotbutbestruckbytheforcefulmeaning ofthewordsusedbytheConsecratingPrelate.

"ItisthedutyofaBishoptojudge,toexpound,to consecrate,toordain,tooffersacrifice,tobaptiseandto confirm."

Intheage-oldriteoftheChurch,slowlybutwith greatemphasis,apriestwaschangedintoaBishop withthefullnessofthepriesthoodgivenwiththeimpositionofhandsandthereadingofthePreface.

"CompleteinThypriestthefullnessofThyMinistry andhavingclothedhimwithallsplendour,sanctifyhim bythedewofheavenlyanointing."

Thegivingofthesymbolsoftheepiscopate,the Crosier,theRing,theBookoftheGospels,theMitre endGlovesallhavetheirdeepsignificance.TheCrosier isthestaffofthepastoraloffice,becauseaBishopis aboveallashepherd,Itissharpatoneend,straight inthemiddleandcurvedatthetop.Itssymbolismis -tourgetheidle,leadstraightthefeebleandgather inthewanderers.

TheRingbecausetheBishopisweddedtothe Church,tothediocese.Itisapledgeofhisbeing faithfulandsolicitoustohisspouse,theChurch.

TheBookofGospelsbecauseitisthedutyofa BshoptopreachthewordofGod.

heMitre,thehelmetofdefenceandsalvation,its twinpeakssymbolisingtheOldandNewTestaments ofwhichthewordofGodconsists.

TheGlovesaresymholoftheskinoftheLambof GodwithwhichtheBishopcovershishandsthatGod maylookonhimwithcomplacenceandsenddos:VnHis graciousblessing.

Throughouttheceremonythepleaisrepeatedthat GodwillassistandsanctifythisHisanointedone.The assistancewillbenecessarytocarryoutthegreat tasksallottedtoBishops.ThesanctificationsonecessaryinaBishop'spersonallifethathemightlead othersoverwhosesoulsheisplacedtoeternallife.

WetoothroughouttheArchdiocese,andindeedhis manyfriendsthroughouttheStateandelsewhere,pray thatGodwillblessandprotectthispriestappointedby theVicarofChristtoberaisedtothefullnessofhis priesthoodandmadeasuccessoroftheApostles.

MAYHEHAVELENGTHOFDAYSANDA FRUITFULEPISCOPATE.

OfficialEngagements

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

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, Gosnells.

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

September21: 7.15p.m.:AdultConfirmation,St.Mary'sCathedral (candidatesaretobepresentby7p.m.).

September23: 10a.m.:Blessnewchurchschool,Kelmscott.

3p.m.:Confirmationand CanonicalVisitation,Rockingham.

7.30p.m.:Confirmation andCanonicalVisitation, Applecross.

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

September30: 3 p.m.-Confirmation (boys),HighgateHill: 3.30'p.m.-BlessextensionsHolyRosarySchool, SouthDoubleview.

October2: 7.30p.m.-Blessandopen newChurch-Schooland Presbytery,Melville.

October3: 9a.m.-PresideatHigh Mass,CarmeliteMonastery, Nedlands.

FORTRAVELANYWHERE

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ARGENTINESITUATIONAGAINBECOMES CRITICALINPOLITICALSCRAMBLE

BuenosAires:Catholicsourceshereareexpressinggrowingconcernovertheturnforthe worseinArgentinearmypolitics,sayingitcouldresultinfurthereconomicandsocialhardshipsforthemasses.

Somefearthatallmayendinanotherlong-term armydictatorshiplikethatoftheexiledJuanPeron, butwithoutanyofthesocialreformsPeronattempted tointroduce.TiredandtenseArgentiniansarewary ofanyfurthermanoeuveringbygeneralsturnedpoltiticians.

ThehighlyrespectedmagazineCriterioexpressed recentlythereasonforthissenseofforeboding:"The presentcrisisjeopardisesthewholenation,havingas itsmainsymptomthatofconfusion.Argentinaislike awizardinhislaboratoryexperimentingtofindways towardslegality."

Anotherinfluentialpublication,Esquiu,commented: "Peopleareaskingincafes,onstreetcornersandin buseswhetherornotdictatorshipisaroundthe.corner. oPresentpoliticsislikejugglingaglassfulofwater,only withouttheglass."

InJulytheArgentinianBishopsreleasedajoint pastoralletterpointingto"amostseriousconditionon thepolitical,economic,moralandsociallevelswhich threatenstocarryustowardsunpredictableconsequences."

Theseandothersourcesgivethefollowingpicture:

(1)Aprecariousgovernmentofunconstitutional origin.

(2)Shaky,dividedoroutmodedpoliticalparties lackinggoodleaders.

(3)Fruitlesseffortsbythegovernmentandparties to.reshapeelectorallawsbatteredbydictatorshipand juntas.Electionsarenotexpectedhereuntillate1963.

(4)Workersforcedtotightentheirbeltsmoreand more.Thepayofsomegovernmentemployeesissix weeksoverdueandunemploymentisspiralling.

(5)EffortstocurethedecliningeconomyofEconomic MinisterAlvaroAlsogaraygounheededbecausehis austerityformulaispoliticallyunpopular.Thepoorare bearingmostoftheburdenwhiletherichprosper.

(6)Commerce,industryandbankingaredepressed withmanydollarnotesoverdue.Thepesoshrinksin valuedaily.

(7)Thefullimpactofthisinstabilityisonthemasses. TheoldPeronistblockisnourishedbysocialanguish andthehardeningof"anti-Peronist"factionsamong armyandbusinessinterests.Tradeunionsareassuming amoreaggressivepoliticalrole.

TheresultofthesetrendsinArgentinaisagreat dealofconfusionandverylittlesenseofthecommon good.Inthelastanalysis,thestruggleseemstobe betweentheoldconservativeswiththeirarmyallies

SocialTrends ForYCWWork

TwogrowingsocialtrendsinAustralian society,oneconcerningboys,theothergirls, willbetheobjectofnationalcampaignsby theYoungChristianWorkers'Movementin 1963.

From18diocesesinkustralia,170delegatesand chaplains,meetinginNewcastlefromSeptember2to 9fortheNationalY.C.W. Council,reviewedthepresentsituationofAustralian youthinthelightofacampaignconductedoverthe pastyeartoeducateyouth inservicetoothers.

Theboys'sectionofthe Councilreportedthatin bothruralandcityareas therewasagrowingfailure ofyouthtoacceptresponsibilityinthecommunity. Theproposedcampaignfor 1963willaimatpractical educationofyoungAustralianstodevelopasenseof responsibilityintheirplaces ofwork,theirhomesand thecommunity,withparticularreferencetoloyalacceptanceofauthority.

Thegirls'sectionofthe Councilreportedthatthe numberofgirlsinAustralianlifebeingisolatedfrom societywasbecominga nationalproblem.

Victimsofthisisolation werestatedtoincludeespeciallythosewholefttheir homestoworkinother areas,migrantgirlsarrivinginAustralia,girlswho wereunemployedandthose whohadnofriendsinsocial life.

TheY.C.W.girlsduring nextyearwillcentretheir campaignofeducation throughactiononbuilding familyloyalty,leadingto preparationforfuturefam-

ilylife,andalsotoincreased co-operationinparishand worklife.

Amongspecificproblems highlightedinreportsfrom eachAustralianState,the Councilheardunemploymentdescribedasacause ofboysandgirlsbecoming demoralisedandirresponsible.Somecityareascited examplesofseveralhundredyoungpeopleapplying foroneemploymentvacancy.

Insufficientorinadequate apprenticeshiptrainingwas reportedamongmanybays. Lackofspecialisedskills wasseenasagrowinghandicapingettingwork.

Amongproblemsofirresponsibility,apathyover tradeunionswasdiscussed atlength.Onepaperreferredtoproblemsofteenagedrinkingarisingin manycasesfromsports clubfunctions.

Actualmembershipof Y.C.W.wasreportedtobe over10,000in737boys'and girls'branches.Thegirls' sectiongavenonumberfor thosereachedbyservices, buttheboys'servicesreachedastated16,800.Leadershiptrainingisbeinggiven tosomefivethousandboys andgirls.

AmotionoftheCouncil extendedanexistingby-law barringresponsibleofficers ofY,C.W.fromsimultaneouslybeingofficialsofpoliticalpartiestoincludepoliticalorganisationalso.

andthePeronistblock,whichstillcontrolsfouranda halfmillionofthecountry'stenmillionvotes.

Thearmedforcesaresplitintothreemaingroups nowbickeringamongthemselves.Oneisledbythe liberalswhodeposedPeronin1965anddeclaretheir loyaltytothat"revolution."

Anothergroupconsistsofgeneralssympathetictothe businessclass,whoseekorder,Securityandthemaintenanceofthepresentoligarchy.

Athirdnationalistcliquestrivesforstrictneutrality ininternationalaffairs.

MostCatholicobserversthinkthatthebalanceof theseforcesandsomerespectforpublicopinionwithin andoutsideArgentinapromptthegeneralstosupport civilianPresidentJoseMariaGuidoforthepresent, whiletheygaintimeandinfluenceforamilitarycoup lateron.

Theseobserverssaythat,judingfromthelatest restrictionsagainstlabourandminorityparties,the business-orientedgeneralsmightwintheshort-term politicalscramble.

However,theyaddthatsuchatemporaryoutcome wouldonlyimplementthestrengthofextremeleftists unlessmoderateandsocial-mindedgroupscanreassert themselves.

TheBishops'pastoralhadwarnedthat"weareatthe crossroads.Itcouldwellbethatthenationwilltake thesinisterroadofsocialupheavalsandleave,perhaps forgood,ourconstitutionalsystemattainedandpreservedatthepriceofsuchgreatsacrifices.Thereis stilltimetoseekwithaunitedeffortthesupremegood ofourcountryandrenouncefactionalandselfish interests."

RoadSlaughter Condemned

VATICANCITY.-TheeditorofVaticanCity's dailynewspaperhasdemandedthatItalymobilise itselfagainstslaughteronthenation'shighways.

Inafront-pageeditorial,RaimondoManzinidenouncedthe"absurdslaughterwreakedbythe `mystics'oftheaccelerator."Hereferredtoreckless driversas"dilletantesofthehighway"and "virtuosos"whoare"madedrunkbythesteering wheel." L'OsservatoreRomano'seditorobservedthat peoplereadthedailytallyofdeathsonthehighways"almostliketheweatherreport."

Hepointedoutthatafull-scalemobilisationof thenation'spolice,orderedbythegovernment,had "workedmiracles"incuttingdowntrafficdeaths onItaly'straditionalAugustholiday.Heurged thatthegovernmentcontinue"suchexceptional remedies"asamatterofcourse.

"Wecannotandmustnotbecomeaccustomedto thesedeaths,"hedeclared.

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"COMPLETEINTHY PRIESTTHE

FULNESS

OFTHYMINISTRY"

"Keepwatch,then,overyourselves,andover God'sChurch,inwhichtheHolySpirithasmade youbishops;youaretobetheshepherdsofthat flockwhichHewonforHimselfatthepriceof Hisownblood."Acts2,28.

InthenameoftheFatherandoftheSonandoftheHolyGhost. Amen.

MyLords,ArchbishopsandBishops,Monsignori,Fathers,BrothersandSisters,dearfriendsinChrist.

ThismorningwerejoiceintheEpiscopalConsecrationofHis Lordship,theMostReverendMylesMcKeon,AuxiliaryBishopto HisGracetheArchbishopofPerth,andTitularBishopofAntipyrgos.HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIhasdeignedtonominatehim asoneofthesuccessorsoftheApostles,tobeashepherdofthat flockwhichChristwonforHimselfatthepriceofhisownblood.

Hisbrothersandsisters inIreland,Englandand America,hisbrotherpriests inthisArchdioceseofPerth andhismanyfriendsrealise thatagreathonourhasbeen conferredononewhomthey haveadmiredasazealous priest.Atthesametime theyareconsciousthatthis morningtheirbrotherand friendhasreceivedthefullnessofChrist'spriesthood inthissolemnceremonyof consecration.

Sometimesweimeet,people whohavetheideathatthe Churchwastheresultofthe enthusiasmofthepeople whocametoknowandlove ChristduringHisyears inPalestine.They thatthesepeoplethemselves reallyformedtheChurchto carryontheteachingofthe

tudetowardshisBishop.He givesrespect,helistens,he obeys,inordertosubmitto Christandtoreceivethe shareintheDivineLifethat Christalonecangiveand whichHedesirestogive onlyinHisChurch. Christsaid,"Comefollow Me.""Youhavenotchosen MebutIhavechosenyou." Today,hecallsanother priesttotheEpiscopate throughtheHolyFather, whoalonemayappointa Bishop.ThewholeChurch ofwhichChrististheHead, isapostolic,foundedand basedupontheApostlesand theirsuccessors.Letusthen alwaysrememberthatthe Bishopshold theirmissionandtheir powersfromChrist.Whata responsibilityrestsonthe

MUSICFORTHECONSECRATION

*THEMUSICfortheCeremonyofConsecration wasrenderedbythechoirofSt.Mary'sCathedral underthedirectionofRev.P.Ahern.

Astheprocessionofprelatesandclergymoved intotheCathedral,thechoirsangtheimpressive "EcceSacerdos,"composedbythelateDr.Edgar Ford.Duringtheceremony,the"Unguentumin capile"andthe"Firmeturmanustua,"byBorghi. weresungbythreemalevoicesinpolyphony.

The"TeDeum"sungwasbythelateDorn Moreno,O.S.B.,andtheconcludingmotet,"Gloria ethombre,"wasbyGiovanniGiorgi.

Masterandthattheyelected thosewhowouldhaveauthorityintheChurch,giving tothese,bytheirunited voice,theauthoritytoguide themintheirwayoflife andtoleadthemintheir prayerandworship.

Iamsure,mydearpeople, thatthereisnoneedforme totellyouthatthisisa falsepictureofthetrue ChurchofChrist.Jesus ChristwastheFounderand Hedeliberately,aftera wholenightofprayer,chose thetwelveapostlesandgave tothemspecialpowersto bindandlooseinHisname andtoteachwithHisauthority.Oneoftheirnumber, Peter,Hesingledouttobe ChiefShepherdofHisflock, tobetheRockandFoundationonwhichHewould buildHisChurch.

Christcametotheworld fromHisHeavenlyFather andHemadeitquiteclear thateverythingessential whichHegavetoHis ChurchcamefromGodthe FatherthroughHimself."As theFatherhassentMe,I alsosendyou.""Allpower isgiventoMe."SoChrist buildsHisChurch-through theHolySpiritwhostrengthens,enlightensandsustains-andalsothroughthe Apostlesandtheirsuccessors,theBishops.The Bishopsunderthesuccessor ofPeterrepresentChrist andHisactivityuponearth. TheyareHiswayandthis explainstheCatholicatti-

Bishopstoexercisetheir Christ-givenpowersforthe spiritualwelfareofthesouls committedtothem! BecauseofthehighdignityandsolemnresponsibilitiesoftheBishops,the Churchdoesnotlightly chooseamanforthisoffice.

Evenatthebeginningof thisCeremonyofConsecrationtherewasthesolemn examinationinwhichthe Bishop-Electwasaskedto indicatetotheChurchthat hewouldbefaithfulasa teacheroftheHolyScripturesandofthesacredtraditionsoftheChurch.

ThenewBishoppledged hisloyaltytotheSeeof Peterandtothereigning VicarofChristandhissuccessors.

Hedeclaredthathewould strivetoliveinthespiritof theGospelsastorevealthe truthandloveofChrist throughhispersonallife andexample.

Intheholyteachingof GodandtheChurch,heproclaimedhisunswerving faithanddevotion.

Beforetheworldthenew Bishopmustdemonstrate thatheisreadytobeawitnesstoChrist,toproclaim Christtotheworldnotonly inhiswordsbutalsoinhis deeds.

Knowingthatwithoutthe

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bestowanabundanceofHis graceontheBishop-Elect, wholayprostrateonthe altarwhilewe,inthename ofthewholeChurch,chantedthesolemnlitaniesfor him.Webeggedthatthe HeavenlyFatherwouldbe pleasedtobless,sanctify andconsecratethispriest chosentobeaBishop.

Inthewordsofthespecial preface,theconsecrating Bishopconferredthefullnessofthepriesthoodby extendinghishandsand praying,"CompleteinThy priestthefullnessofThy ministry;andhavingclothed himwithallsplendour, sanctifyhimbythedewof anointing."

Anointedandsanctifiedas a highpriest,thenew BishopwillassistyourbelovedArchbishopinthe God-giventaskofteaching, sanctifyingandguidingyou asmembersoftheChurch whichistheBodyofChrist.

As a successorOfthe apostles,hewillbeinyour midsttobeartestimonyto Christandtobealiving channelofthelifeandtruth ofChristtoyouandtoall thoseotherswholivein darknessandintheshadow ofdeathtoguidetheirfeet intothewayofpeace.

Duringtheblessingofthe episcopalring.thisprayer wassaidinthenameofthe

Church:". doThou,0 Lord,impartThyblessingto thisring;thatwhoevershall wearthissacredemblemof fidelitymaycomeunderthe powerofheavenlyprotection,untolifeeverlasting."

MyLordBishopMcKeon! StronginhoneinChrist Whopromisedtobewith HisApostlesallthroughthe daysthatarecoming,we whoarepresentwithyou thismorningpraythatyou whowillwearthisbishop's ringwillreceivethegrace alwaystobefaithfulto AlmightyGodandtoHoly MotherChurch.

Wepraythatthecross withitsrelicofmartyrs whichyouwillwearopen yourbreastwillbeapledge ofyourloveandspiritof sacrificeintheGod-given workandlifethatnow opensbeforeyou.Thisisfor youadayofPentecost.A successoroftheApostles, youhavereceivedthespecialgraceoftheHolySpirit tomakeyouanapostleand witnesstoChristthe SaviourandHighPriest.

MayMary.Queenofthe Apostles,bewithyounowas shewaswiththeApostles atPentecost,andmayshe intercedeforyoualwaysas youkeepwatchoveryourselfandoverGod'sChurch asaShepherdoftheflock ofChrist.

Thursday,September13,1962 THE

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OldCatholicnational churches,withthatofthe Netherlandsasthemother church. Theobserver,appointed bytheinternationalconferenceofOldCatholic bishops,isDr.P.J.Maan, canonoftheOldCatholit cathedralinUtrechtanda professorattheOldCatholicseminaryofAmersfoort.

Non-Catholic JoinsDiscussion

Therelationshipbetween freedom,conscienceand authoritywillbeexamined byaCatholicandaProtestant-attheannualmeeting thismonthoftileSt.AdalbertAssociation,thesolely ofDutchCatholicintellectuals.

Thetopicwaschosenin connectionwiththecoming VaticanCouncil.TheProtestantspeakerisDr.C.W. Monnich,ofAmsterdam University,andtheCatholic pointofviewwillbegiven byFatherJ,C.L.Kilsdonk, S.J.,alsoofAmsterdam.

Ireland

FromFuneral

BedToMissions

AgirlfromtheCounty WaterfordvillageofKilmacthomas.forwhomfuneralarrangementsweremade inLourdesfiveyearsago,is goingtoLaosasalaymissionarywiththeOblate Fathers.

UnaKent,29,isgoingto Laosasanactofthanksgivingforhercureat Lourdes.Shewenttothe Frenchshrineaftertwo yearsinthehospitaland sevenseriousoperations. Shewasnotexpectedto survivethejourneyandhad askedtobeburiedat Lourdes.

Aftertheblessingofthe sickatLourdes,shesuddenlyaroseandbeganwalking forthefirsttimeintwo years.WhenherplanereturnedtoDublin,sheleft herstretcherandwalked downtheramp.Nowshe hastrainedasanurseand midwifeforherFarEast service.

Poland

PressureOnAll Institutions

TheBishopsofPoland haveaccusedthatcountry's communistgovernmentof tryingtocrushtheChurch completelybyclosingdown allthenation'sCathoillinstitutions,accordingtooreportsreachingBerlin.

TheBishopsspokeina jointprotestnotesenttothe Redgovernment,reports said,whichchargedthe regimewithattemptsto closeCatholicschools,hospitalsandreligiousinstitutions.

Theprotest,datedJuly 16,statedthatthegovernmentcampaignagainstthe Churchhasincludedefforts tomakeSisterstakejobs outsidetheirconvents.The Sistershavealsobeenforced tomovefromoneconvent toanother,theBishopssaid.

Thenotewasreportedin Berlinlessthanaweekafter CardinalWyszynski,the PrimateofPoland,warned thattheprogrammesof Poland'sRedrulersare spoiledbya"religiouswar" and"hatredofGod.'

TheCardinalspoketoa crowdof500,000pilgrims whoweregatheredat Poland'snationalshrineto celebratethefeastofOur LadyofCzestochowa.

"BlackVirgin"

Honoured

Closeto80.000people jammedthemountaintown ofLePuy,tocelebratethe milleniumoftheChurchof St.Michael,Romanesque jewelbuiltatopaneedlelikerock.

FernandoCardinalQuirogayPalacios.Archbishop ofSantiagodeCompostela, Spain'sforemostpilgrimage point,presidedattherites atthiscentreofdevotionto theBlessedVirgin. Thefamousstatueofthe "BlackVirgin"ofLePuytheoriginalofwhichwasan ebonyimagegiventothe cathedralinLePuybySt. LouisIXin1254-was borneinprocessionthroughoutthecity.TheprocessionterminatedontheterracefrontingtheCathedral ofNotreDame,whereBenedictionwasimparted.

Earliertherehadbeen simultaneousservicesconductedbyvariousprelates illallthechurchesofLe Puy.Amongtheleaderswas ArchbishopJosephMarie MartinofRouen,aformer BishopofLePuy.

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ACatholicnewspaperman'srequestforpermissiontovisitCubahasbeen turneddownbyofficialsof theCastrogovernment.

WhenGastonCruzatof theCatholicweekly,LaVoz, firstrequestedavisa,he wastoldthattheCuban regimewas"greatlyinterested"inhavingaCatholic newspapermanmakesucha trip.Thiswelcomechanged laterintoarefusal,withthe explanationthatCubahas nolodgingfacilitiesfor visitors.

Bishops'annualmeeting, appealedtoCatholicstobe moreactiveincaringfor thesurroundingsinwhich youthlives.

Provisionshouldbemade foraChristianlifeinthe family,theschoolandat work,theBishopsaid,pointingoutthatparentsgive childreneffectiveinstruction byexample.

Schools,headded,must notbemeretraininginstitutions.Improvedknowledgealoneisnoteducation.

"ClearevidenceforChrist inpubliclifehasmoreand moredisappeared,"added theBishop."Youth,however,doesnotwantunreliable,palewords,butclear words,acourageousconfessionandtruepersonal intiative.Ifitdoesn'tfind this,itwillrefusecooperation."

TheBishopdescribed youthinRed-ruledGermanyas"burdenedwith scruples,fearanddoubt. Theterribledeathof18year-oldPeterFechter seemstobeastrikingsymbol."

PeterFechterwasthe victimofthebulletsofthe Redpolicewhiletryingto escapefromEastBerlinand bledtodeathalmostinthe shadowoftheBerlinWall.

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BadLiterature

ACatholicteachers'group istakingtheleadinabroad campaignagainstthesaleat pornographicliteraturein Britain.

TheCatholicTeachers' FederationofEnglandand Wales,whichhas70member associations,willhavethe helpoftheKnightsofSt. Columba,the National BoardofCatholicWomen, theNationalCouncilof YouthAssociationsandthe Catholicjournalists'Guild ofSt.FrancisdeSales.

Theteachers'grouphas beenconductingasurveyof theextentoftheproblem forthepasteightmonths, TheGloucesterTeacers'Association,whichpioneered theeffort,hasworkedwith thepoliceinseveralactions againstpornographypeddlersoperatinginbookstalls.

PageFour THE RECORD Thursday,September13,1962 India "GuidePostsFor Christianity TheChur-h'sforthcoming VaticanCouncilwillestabfish"guidepoliteforthe futureontheroadtoChristianity,"accordingtoCardinalGracias,Archbishopof Bombay. Inabackgroundtalkon thecouncil,hetoldCatholics ofhisarchdiocesethatthe councilwhichopensinSt. Peter'sonOctober11will ':takestockofthesituation oftheChurchinthechangingtimesandcircumstances." "TheChurchineveryage needstobereformed,"he said,"butithasthepower withinitselftomakethe necessaryrecovery." CardinalGraciassaidthe workoftheSecondVatican Councilwillnotbe"smooth sailing."Therewillbeopposition-personal,national anddiabolical,hesaid. DuringtheCardinal's talk,inSt.Xavier'sHallin Bombay,red-boundvolumes containingthetopicssuggestedfordiscussionatthe councilwereondisplay. ANTERNATIONAL---7 -NEWSNetherlands "OldCatholics" HaveObserver ThesectknownasOld Catholicshasappointedan observertotheVatican Council,acceptinganinvitationfromCardinalBea. PresidentofthePreparatory SecretariatforPromoting ChristianI'nityforthe Council: TheOldCatholicsoriginatedin1870withtherefusalofanumberofGermantheologianstoaccept thedogmaofpapalinfallibility.Theyareloosely federatedintheUnionof Utrecht,whichrepresents YOURHOTELGUIDE HIGHWAYHOTEL 206STIRLINGHIGHWAY, CLAREMONT PHONE3-17AG FriendlyService-Good Accommodation-Parties SpeciallyCateredfor M,A.&E.M.McDONNELL. BRIGHTONHOTEL STIRLINGHIGHWAY, COTTESLOE 10Minutes'WalkfromBeach. UNLIMITEDPARKINGAREA. ExcellentAccommodationat ModerateTariff. NowunderPersonalManagement ofTEDTAYLOR.Phone3-2024. HOTELCIVIC OFFERSEXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION-EVERY CONVENIENCE BEAUFORTSTREET, INGLEWOOD 71.1115 DICKREILLY,Prop. CITYHOTEL Cnr.KingandMurraySts., Perth COUNTERLUNCH,12-7.30p.m. Friday;Saturday12-10p.m. ARCHIETHOMPSON Offersyouonly"TheBest" Phone:21-4094 FRIENDLYSERVICE REXHOTEL Cnr.KING&HAYSTREETS PrivateBarforconvenienceof GuestsandFriends Phone:21-8634. Props.R..1.SsB.B.REILLY. BAYSWATERHotel OPP.STATION FrequentTrainService 4MllesfromCity-Large ParkingArea. ExcellentActommodation BedandBreakfast ReasonableTarriff LESBARTLETT,Prop. Tel.:71-1224 SUBIACOHOTEL SUBIACO FirstClassAccommodation andService Phone:8-1028 D.N.YOUNG.Proprietor. WEMBLEYHOTEL ExcellentLoungeand Accommodation SpaciousParking Phone87-2418 Cnr.Cambridgeand AlexanderStreets,Wembley WAVERLEYHOTEL NextBoonsWaverleyStores ALBANYHIGHWAY, CANNINGTON ModernandConvenient HomelyAccommodation UseOarDrive-InBottleService A.R.CONNELL Phone68-2419 HOTELAUSTRALIA MURRAYST.,PERTH CITY'SMOSTCENTRALLY SITUATEDHOTEL ExcellentAccommodation. &roll.Supreme. Phone23-1541 CRITERIONHOTEL CENTRALHAYSTREET, PERTH 24-HOURSERVICE FreeParkingforCountryResidents minutes'walkfromCathedral. THECOUNTRYMAN'SHOTEL PHONE23-17115(5lines) EnjoytheBest ACCOMMODATIONand SERVICEat HOTELCOTTESLOE ReducedWintertarriff Phone3-2155 R.M.Dymock,Licensee WILLAGEEPARK HOTEL TheSlate'sMostModern TOMKENNY,Licensee. Cnr.StockandHighRoads. MELVILLE Phone:30-3428 HOTEL ESPLANADE PERTH'SLEADING HOTELFORALL VISITORS. Phone:23-1531 COMMERCIAL HOTEL NORTHAM PhoneNortham49 T.E.MURPHY,Proprietor NATIONALHOTEL Cnr.HighandMarketSts., FREMANTLE Offersexcellenthomely accommodation Phone:5-1786 PhillipP.Kearins,Licensee O'BRIEN'SHOTEL NORTHOFTHELINE ClarrieO'Brien,Licensee StanO'Brien,Manager 21-4261 THESHAFTESBURY HOTEL INSTIRLINGSTREET i5minute.fromO.P.0.1 OilersExcellentAccommodation PlentyofParkingSpace. Now jerthePersonalManagementoftheOwners, NELSONandNELSON. PHONES281051-S. ForSUPERIORACCOMMODATION IMPERIALHOTEL PERTH (OppositeRailwaylitationi Tel.23-1921 HotandColdWater.Telephone ineverybedroom,BedandBreakrut35/-.Tourist27/G.24Hour RoomService. ReducedTarlff forChildren. SHENTONPARK HOTEL NICHOLSONROAD, SHENTONPARK ExcellentAewimmodation.Moderato Tariff.SpaciousCarPark. BoerGarden.OpenAlrRae. Phone8-2170 JACKSHEEDY,Prop.BROKENHILL VICTORIAPARK-6-1063. HOTEL

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shoedtoes.Sheandallher SisterswearawhiteIndian sari,withablueborderfor theprofessedmembers.

Mostofher169Sistersare Indian,buttheU.S.,Germany,Malta,andNepalare alsorepresentedinthecommunity. Shehas34postulantsand44novices.

"Godcallsthem,"she says."Theyhearorread somethingaboutourwork andtheycome."

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longroadbeforeshearrived atit. First,asayounggirl,she wenttoIrelandfromYugoslavia.InRathfarnhamAbbey,outsideDublin,sheappliedtojointheLoreto nuns.Theywere,andare, workinginIndia;shewantedtoworkthere,too.

Shespentsixweeksin Rathfarnham,learningEnglish-whichshenowspeaks fluently-fromanoldnun, andsailedforIndia.She enteredtheLoretonovitiateinDarjeelingandwas professedthereinMay,1931. Forthenext17yearsshe tookpartintheteaching workoftheLoretoorderin India.

TheLoretoschoolsareattendedbygirlsfromsome ofIndia'sleadingfamilies. Thenunsconductschoolsfor thepooralso,butMother Teresalongedtoworkexclusivelyforthepoorestof thepoor.

HerLoretosuperiorswere sympathetictoherdesires. Romepermittedhertoleave thecommunity.Attheage of38shebeganherdistinctiveactivitiesinthecity slums.

TodayinCalcuttaalone, sheandherSistersconduct 14primaryschools,8clinics forlepers,1fortubercular patients, (1 dispensaries,a

children'shomeandtherefugeforthedying.Sheuses amobileclinic,donatedby CatholicReliefServicesNationalCatholicWelfare Conference,forthelepers. Therearedestitutepoor inothercitiesalsoand MotherTeresahasgoneto them,too.Herfirstwork outsideCalcuttawasinRanchi.HerlatestisinBombay,ontheothersideof India.Itwillbethe12th foundationoutsideCalcutta.

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The"unwantedpoor",ttyho areherfavouritesare'not unwantedbyall.Herexamplehasinspirednotonly herSisterstojoinherbut alsobenefactors,Hindusand MoslemsaswellasChristians,tohelpher. ThemunicipalityofCalcuttagaveheranoldhostelforpilgrimsnearaHindushrinetohousethedying. Itallocates1,000rupees (about11201amonthto herforthiswork.Shehas tofindanother1,500rupees (£1701forthispurpose everymonth.

"CatholicReliefServicesN.C.W.C.helpsusinmany ways,"shedeclaredgratefully.

ThissummeraCalcutta businessmen's association madeherapresentation.A

Chinesewhowon500rupees inalotteryaskedaCalcuttanewspapertogivethe moneytosomecharityfor him. Itchose'Mother Teresa'swork.

ThePresidentofIndia awardedherahighdecorationthisyear. She"has beenservingwithgreatzeal thecauseofthepoorand suffering,"theofficialcitationdeclared.

India'sPrimeMinister, JawaharlalNehrucameto openherhomeforcrippled andunwantedchildrenin DelhilastJuly.

WhenherSistersfinda dyingpersoninthestreet orinsometenementhouse, themunicipalambulance comestobringhimtoMother Teresa'srefuge.Amongthe dyingwhomshehashelped havebeentwoorthreecommunistsandaEuropeanor two.

Noneofthedyingrefuse tobebrought."Theyare onlytoohappytocome,"she said."Itsavesthemfrom dyinglikeanimals."

Rion-ChristianIndianonlookersadmirethisChristlike serviceofthehelplesspoor, andthemotivethatinspires it.

"Weworkforsomething," anofficialsaidtoMother Teresa."Youworkfor Somebody."

CONTEMPLATIVELIFEWORTHY OFESTEEMOFALLPOPEJOHN

HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIhasurged theTrappiststopreservetheirOrder'stwo greatprinciples-prayerandpenance-and tocontinuetheirancientloveforOurLady.

PopeJohnspokeatthe monasteryoftheOrderof CisterciansoftheStrictObservanceinRomewherethe Trappistsareholdingageneralchapter.Hestoppedoff atthemonasteryonhisway backtotheVaticanfrom hissummerresidenceatCastelgandolfo.

ThePopenotedinatalk tothemonksthatcontrary totheirusualcustomthey wereholdingageneralchapterinRomebecauseofthe proximityofthecomingecumenicalcouncilandtomark the70thanniversaryoftheir lastgeneralchapterhere duringthepontificateofPope LeoXIII.

ThePontifftookadvantageofhisvisittopraise againthecontemplativelife.

LateinAugust,thePope saidinaletterwrittenin connectionwiththefourth centenaryoftheCarmelite reformbySt.Theresaof AvilathattheChurch, "whileappreciatingconsiderablytheexternalapostolate,whichissonecessary inourtimesneverthelessattributesthegreatestimportancetothelif6dedicated tocontemplation,andthis preciselyinthesedaysof accentuated'activeness."

PopeJohntoldtheTrappiststhattheChurch,"while sogreatlyconcernedwiththe externalapostolate attributesthegreatestimportance tocontemplation."

"Therealapostolate,"he

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said,"consistsverypreciselyinfact,inparticipatingin theworkofthesalvation ofChrist.Nowthispartcipationisimpossiblewithoutanintensespiritof prayerandsacrifice."

ThePopenotedtheflourishingconditionoftheTrappistorderandpointedout thattodayithasmorethan 4,000monkslivinginmore than20monasteriesthroughouttheworld.

HedeclaredthatcontemplativesintheChurchrepresent"thelivingrealisation ofaveryloftyidealandone whichisworthyoftheesteemofeveryone This idealissummedupintwo words:prayerandpenance.

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"LetUstellyouparicutarty,"thePopecontinued "withalltheaffectionWe haveforyourmonasticfamily,preservethistwofoldfidelityatallcosts.

"Befaithfultoprayer: choralorprivate,vocalor mental. Mayitalways havethefirstplace.

"Butbefaithfulalsoto yourtraditionausterities. Letnointerpretationalien tothespiritofyourorder, letnocompromisespringing fromapretextofimproperlyunderstoodmodernity, leadyoutominimisethis spirit."

PopeJohnsaidhewas confidentthattheprayers andsacrificesoftheTrappistswillsustainthework oftheecumenicalcouncil andguaranteeitsupernaturalsuccess.Headded:

"Youwillnotbesurprised, therefore,ifWeentrust them(thecouncildeliberations)byaveryspecial righttothepiousintercessionsoftheTrappistmonasteriesofthewholeworld."

ThePopeurgedtheTrappiststobeloyaltotheir characteristicdevotionto OurLady.Hesaid:

"Therehasbeenthrough thecenturies-anditis naturalthatthisshouldhappenwhenaperfectknowledgeofCatholicdoctrineis lacking-atendencyto minimisedevotiontothe MostBlessedVirgin.Itis truethatthishardlyhappenswithinfamiliesofReligious,butcertaininfiltrationsofthesetendenciesare alwayspossible,anditisnot tobeexcludedthatsome moresensitiveorweaker soulscanbetroubledby them. "Hereagaintheattachmenttoyourtraditionswill protectyouandwillfreeyou fromeverypreoccupationin thisrespect."

Thursday,September13,1%2 THE RECORD PageFive DynamicLittleWomanServes India's"poorestofthepoor" CALCUTTA.-Four,maybefive,dyingpersonswillbepickedu.pbeforemidnightinthis crowdedcity,toreceiveshelterandcoreinMotherTeresa'srefuge.Tomorrowanotherfour orfivewillbeboughtin. Sheopenedtherefuge10 years onthefeastof theImmaculateHeartof Mary. Shenameditthe NirmalHriday(PureHeart) Home.Bythe10thanniversary,lastAugust22,it hadreceived13,810dying men,womenandchildren. Suchgoodcareisgiven tothedyingthataboutone halfofthemrecover. ThisisonlyoneofMother Teresa'sworksfor"theunwantedpoor"inIndia.Her firstwasaprimaryschool whichsheopened,alone,in theCalcuttaslumsin1948. AnIndiangirl,nowSister Agnes,joinedher.Others followed.ThustheMissionariesofCharity,acommunity foundedbyMotherTeresa, cameintobeing. BorninYugoslaviaofAlbanianparents52yearsago, MotherTeresaistodayone ofIndia'smostreveredcitizens.ShehasjustreceivedaMagsaysayawardfor 1962,whichmeansthatshe isrecognisedasaleaderin Asia. SariHabits Agentle,swift-moving, bright-eyedlittlewomen, shehasmadeherselfIndian tothetipsofhersandal

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Atanyrate,Everyman'sFamilywasstatistically correct.Theirfirstchildwasagirl.Fromthemoment ofherbirthshewasacharmer.Shewassmiling, cheerful,healthyandresponsive.Shelikedpeople andtheylikedher,astheTVadhasit.Shewas clean,docile,obedientandneveranounceoftrouble. Shewaslovedbygrandparents,neighbours,teachers andjusteverybody.

KnightsWrite ToProtect TheirOrder

ROME.-TheKnightofMaltahaveissued aWhiteBooktoprotecttheir"order'sprestige againstharmfulattemptsmadeagainstitby privategroupssincetheendofWorldWarII."

TheWhiteBook-published 'aEnglish,French,Gorman, ItalianandSpanish-said thatbecauseoftheorder's internationalreputation,"it appearedalluringtosome enterprisinggroupsto'reate eonfusion,inordertofurthertheirownends,byresortingtotheuseofsimilar denominationsandthrough thereorganisationandrevivalofsomeofthesuppressedbrunchesofthe order,1'1claimafalseand non-existentlegitimacy."

TheKnight:.ofMaltawhosefullnameisthe SovereignMilitaryOrderof St.JohnofJerusalem,of RhodesandofMalta-was foundedinJerusalemduringtheCrusadesin1092.It hassomeninethousand membersthroughoutthe world,someofthemReligious,andmaintainsdiplomaticrelationswithmore thanascoreofgovernments. includingtheholySee.It supportshospitalsandrelief projectsinEurope,Africa, theMiddleEastandLatin America.

InlargeparttheWhite Bookisdevotedtoanaccountoftheorder'shistory, particularlyduringtheearly NapoleonicerawhenCzar IofRussiaassumedthe powersoftheorder'sGrand Master.

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Onloisdeath,hissuccessor, AlexanderI,authorisedthe electionofanewGrand Master.Becauseofthedifficultiesofthetimes,the electionwascarriedoutby holdingpartialelectionsin eachoftheorder'sGrand Priories,eachofwhich choseacandidateandby submittingthechoicesto thePopeforfinalselection.

TheWhiteBooksaidthat atthepresenttimethese historicalevents"havebeen broughtforwardasafictitiousbasisbysomegroups andpersonsinItaly,France andtheUnitedStateswho claimtobethesovereign order'sonlylegitimatesuccessorsandtobeentitledto enjoyitstightsandprivileges."

TheWhiteBooksaidthat certain"groupsstatethat theSovereignMilitary

OrderofMaltaisa'papal order'andthereforenot legitimate."TheWhiteBook answeredthischargeby sayingthatalthoughthe electionofaGrandMaster wasarbitratedby-PopePius VI,thisdidnotinvolvethe lossofsovereigntyorindependence.

TheWhiteBooksaidthat somegroupsmaintainthat "theonlylegitimateorderin existenceistheonethey haverevivedincontinuation oftheRussianbranch,owingtothehereditarynature ofthepostsheldbythe Russiancommanders,and whichisfreefromanyinterenceonthepartofthe HolySee."

Inreplytothischarge, theWhiteBookciteda documentissuedbytheRussiancabinetin1817annullingallexceptionalprivileges grantedtotheRussian commandersoftheorder andannullingtheinheritanceoftheseprivilegesor offices.

Asfurtherproof,the WhiteBookcitedthedecisionofthepenalcourtof Romewhichin1951found againstanorganisationcallingitselfthedescendantof theRussianbranchand takingthetitleoftheGrand PrioryofPodolia.

TheWhiteBookpublished asupportingletterfromthe UniondelaNoblesseRusse (UnionofRussianNobility) ofPariswhichdenounced thoseclaimingthehereditaryrightsoftheRussian commanders.

AletterfromtheUnited NationsSecretariatdeclares thattheUnitedNationshas neverrecognisedtheperson whobelievedhimselfentitledtoqualifyasan"observeroftheSovereign OrderofSt.JohnofJerusalem,KnightsofMalta,to theUnitedNations."

InacopyoftheU.N. letterinthedocumentary sectionoftheWhiteBook, thispersonisidentifiedasa Mr.DeChoibert.Noother identificationisgiven.

TheU.N.letteralsodeclaresthatitsinformation servicehasremoved"the organisationrepresentedby thesaidindividualfromits officiallistofnon-governmental.organisations,"

THESECONDCHILD

THEPARENTSwereproudofher,ofcourse, butintheirinexperiencetheysortofaccepted thisspecialgiftfromheavenasbeingtheirdue.They couldnotquiteunderstandotherparentswhenthey complainedaboutsomeofthechild-rearingproblems theyhadwiththeiroffspring.Theylivedintheir paradisewiththisangelfromheavenuntilthesecond childwasborn.

Thistimeitwasaboyandagaintheywerestatisticallycorrect,ashalfthechildrenbornintoAmerican familiesareboys.Buthewasnotonlyadifferentsex fromhissister,heseemedtobealmostadifferent breed.Hewasbornorneryandstubbornwithawill ofiron.Ifmischiefcouldn'tbefound,hewouldinvent it.Intimehebecamethescourgeoftheneighbourhoodinacutesortofway.

Newneighbourswerealwaysastonishedatthecontrast.Theywouldfirstmeetthelovelylittlegirland thentheywouldencounterherbrother,theoriginal modelforDennistheMenace.Invariablythereaction wouldbethesame-"Youmeanyouareherbrother?"

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Theboyhadbeenhearingdifferentversionsofthe samecomparisonbitalmostfromthetimehisshelllikeearsbegantodistinguishsounds.Hisparents wereheardtosayinmorethanoneexasperated moment-"Well,yoursisterneverdidthat"-or-"We neverhadthistroublewithyoursister."Always behinditallwasthenotion-"Whycan'tyoubelike yoursister?"

Thegrandparentsonbothsideshadbeendelighted withthegranddaughterandiftherehadbeensome commentsastowhomshetookafteritwasmostlyin kidding,sincetherewasenoughofhergoodnessand charmtobesharedbyall.

Butwiththeadventofthegrandsonthemutual sharingofajoybegantobedisplacedbymutual suspicionaboutdistortedgeneson,theotherside, whichmustberesponsibleforproducingsucha character.Certainlynooneontheirsideofthefence hadeveractedthatway.They,too,joinedinthe chorusthatcontinually(itseemedtotheboy)sang thevariationsonthethemeof-"Whycan'tyoube likeyoursister?"

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*NOWallthismaybeslightlyexaggerated,but itdoesservetoemphasisethatnotwochildren, eventhoseinthesamefamily,areeverthesame. Eachoneofthemisadifferentpersonalitywith differentgiftsofloveanddifferentneedsofbeing loved.Eachoneofthemisuniqueandneedsspecial anduniquetreatment.

Itmustbeabitfrustratingforparentswhohad seenoneapproachworkwithonechildtoseeitfail completelywhendealingwithanother.Thetemptationmustbestrongtoblamethechild-"Whycan't youbelikeyoursister?"butthisaccomplishes nothingexceptmorefrustrationinbothparentand child.

Thechildleaseveryrighttofeel-"I'mnotmy sister.I'mme."-andtheparentshavetheobligation injustice,ifyouwill,totreathimassomeone different.Ifnothingelse,thisshoulddevelopinthem .3meingenioustricksofthetradetogettheirpoint acrosstothisparticularindividualhumanbeing.

Aparent'sjobisnottoturnoutuniformcopiesof themselves,butindividualanduniqueimagesofGod. Ifoneneedsalittlepolishinghereandanotherthere, thatisgood.Ahomeisnotanassemblyline.Itisa houseinwhichartisticcraftsmendwell,turningout one-of-a-kindproductsoflastingmerit.

*TheaddressofthelocalCatholicMarriage GuidanceCentreis85HILLST.,PERTH. Telephone23-4548.

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ITwouldbeincorrecttodescribe theAnglicanssimply asProtestants.The AnglicanChurchis, infact,alongwith theLutheranand Calvinist,aspecial typeofreformed Christianity.

Threefactorscombined togiverisetothereformationinEngland-Henry VIII'sdesiretodivorce CatherineofAragon,the oppositiononthepartof someofthelaitytoclerical privileges,andthewritings ofMartinLuther,which circulatedinEnglandfrom 1521onwards.

Amongthosewhoread thesewasThomasCranmer, who,abouttheyear1530, acceptedtheLutherandoctrineofjustificationbyfaith alone.In1533,hewasnominatedArchbishopofCanterburybytheKingandconsecrated.HenryVIIIwasa typicalrenaissanceabsolute rulerand,inaddition,was wellinstructedintheology. In1521hehadwrittenthe Assertioseptemsacramentorum(astatementonthe sevensacraments)against Luther,andreceivedfrom PopeLeoXthetitle"Defensorfidei"(Defenderof theFaith),stillbornebythe EnglishSovereign.

InMay,1533,Cranmer declaredtheking'smarriage withCatherinetobenull, andhisunionwithAnne Boleyn,contractedinJanuary,valid.PopeClement VII,inJuly,1533,pronouncedthemarriagewith Anneinvalid,and,inconsequence,Henry,onNovember,1534,madehimself,by theActofSupremacy,."ProtectorandSupremeHeadof theEnglishChurchand clergy."Apartfromthathe madenochangeindoctrine.

In1539,heenactedthe StatuteofSixArticles againstProtestantteachings infiltratingintothecounry.

Itwasonlyinthereign ofEdwardVI,stillinhis minority,thatCranmersucceededinintroducingthe doctrinesandpracticesof thereformers.In1549,the BookofCommonPrayer, composedbyhimself,was prescribedforgeneraluse astheofficialliturgical book.Threeyearslater,he drewupaConfessionformulain42articles,which, in1563,werereducedto39 andaddedtotheofficial prayerbook.TheyputforwardtheBibleasthesole ruleoffaith,andtaught justificationbyfaithalone.

TheonlysacramentsretainedwereBaptismandthe Lord'sSupper.BothtranssubstantiationandZwingli's interpretationwererejected.

'TheteachingontheEucharistdoesnotseemtoexclude anobjective,realpresence ofChrist;itspositivecontentmustbedrawnfrom thegeneraltenoroftheAnglicanliturgy.

TEdoctrine oftheAnglicanreformationisnowheresoclearlyexpressed asinitsliturgy,andthe BookofCommonPrayeris whatchieflyholdstheAnglicanChurchestogether. ThetraditionalChurchyear isretained,thoughthenumberofsaints'daysisreduced.Adignifiedritefor Confirmation,Marriageand Ordersislaiddown,though these,alongwithPenance andExtremeUnctionare notconsideredsacraments exceptbyAnglo-Catholics. IntheAnglicanliturgy almostthewholeoftheOld andNewTestamentsisread inthecourseoftheyear. Cranmerhadstrongconvictionofthepowerofthe wordofGoddeliveredwithoutcommentary,aswellas confidenceintheinsight andzealofthepeople.

QueenElizabethIofdeliberatepolicyhadtheAct ofSupremacyrenewedby Parliamentand,atthesame

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time,altered.Insteadof "SupremeHead,"shewas calledthe"SupremeAuthority"oftheChurch,andit wasclearlystated,inthe 37tharticleoftheAnglican Confession,thattheSovereignmightnot"meddle withtheministeringof God'swordorofthesacraments."Thehierarchical constitutionandmanyCatholicformswereretained. Theepiscopaloffice,based theologicallyandcanonicallyontheclaimtothe apostolicsuccession,wasto remainthefoundationofthe ElizabethanChurch.

TheAnglicanBishopof Salisbury,JohnJewel,writingin1562,madethehumanisticprincipleofChurch unityinthefirstfiveorsix centuriesthebasisofhis expositonofAnglicanism. Heattemptedtocombine thenationalcharacterof theAnglicanChurchwith theuniversalvalidityofthe earlyChurchtradition,and inthatwayindicaL-1the basictheologicalattitudeof theChurchofEngland.

LancelotAndrewes(15551626),theofficialtheologian ofJamesI,tracedtheepiscopalofficetoChrist'sassignmentofspecialdignity tocertainofHisfollowers; hewasthefatherofthe olderAnglo-Catholicism.He acceptedthesacrificialidea oftheEucharist,andtaught thatthewordsofconsecrationeffectedachangeinthe elementsofbreadandwine.

Heisstillheldtodayamong Anglicansasanauthorityof thefirstrankandasthe founderoftheviamedia betweentheRomanCatholic Churchandthecontinental reformation.

ALTHOUGH theChurchof Englandwasoriginallya nationalChurch,ithasexpandedintotheAnglican communityofChurches,to whichbelongalltheAnglicanbishopricsoftheworld. Thiscommunity,embracing some30provincesand30 individualdiocesesaswell, isheldtogetherbythe39 articlesofbelief,acknowledgementoftheBibleand thefirstfourecumenical councils,andrespectforthe traditionoftheChurchof thefirstmillenium.TheindividualChurchesallworshipinthevernacular,with theresultthatthereare morethantwohundred liturgicallanguagesand translationsofthe'Bookof CommonPrayer.

Finally,thedifferentprovincesfeelabondofloyalty totheexistingArChbishop ofCanterburyasthechief representativeofAnglicanism.Hisutterancesonecclesiasticalquestionscarry greatweight,althoughhis jurisdictionisconfinedto hisownprovince,Hehas therighttosummonthe LambethConferenceofAnglicanbishops;itmeets abouteverytenyears,and isthemostvisiblesignofa bindingcommunity.Itis neitheracouncilnoradiocesansynod,butitspronouncementsareveryinfluentialintheAnglicanworld.

Doctrinaldecisionsofthe LambethConferencecan onlyreceivebindingforce byActofParliament.The Anglicanrepugnanceto theologicaldogmatismand confessionalobligations openedthewaytoamultiplicityofopinions,views andtendencies,which,from thetimeoftheReformation, havebroughtaboutincreasedtensions.Thereare threeprinciplesatwork sidebyside-theProtestant andscriptural(Evangelical orLowChurch),thehumanistic andrationalistic (LatitudinarianorBroad Church),andtheinstitutionalandsacraments(ConservativeorHighChurch).

Thesetrendscontinuetodaytoinfluencethegroup ofModerateorCentral Churchmen,whichhasno specialtheologicalstand-

point,butplaysaleading partinChurchaffairs.This centrepartyholdsthatthe unityofthevariousgroups inAnglicanismispreserved throughtheirrelationtothe oneglorifiedChristand throughthesameinner principlesofChristianliving.Thejuridicalstructure andtheinstitutionofthe "historicepiscopate"belong tothe"boneesse"(welfare), notthe"esse"(existence), oftheChurch.Thenational Churches,providedtheyretaincommunioninfaith (salvojurecommunionisin fide),arefreetoadopttheir ownformsofworship,their ownconstitutionanddiscipline.Inthisway,therecan beoneandthesame"CatholicChurch,"notonlyinthe differentAnglicangroups, butalsointhevarious Christianconfessions.Itis easytoseewhataninfluencethisconceptioncould haveintheecumenical movement.

Theevangelical (Low Church)partyoriginatedin the18thCentury,stressing theauthorityofScripture againstthatoftheChurch, oftenagainstthatofreason. Theevangelicalsemphasise personalexperienceofsalvation,justificationbyfaith, sanctificationoftheindividualandhisdutytolead alifeofholiness.Theytend, inthespiritoftheReformation,toatheocraticideaof theState,andaimatinfluencingpoliticsandlegislationthroughthe"conscience oftheChristiannation."In largemeasure,thisisalay movement,andtoitwasdue thefirstbeginningsofAnglicanmissionarywork.

THEBroad Churchparty adopts,inmanyrespects,a liberalstandpoint,oneof accommodationtothemodernconceptionoftheworld. Itsrootslieinthelatitudinarianismofthe17thand 18thCenturies,whichadoptedanddevelopedtheGermantheologybasedonKant andthepositivistic-historicaltheologyofGermany. Themodernisticstampreceivedinthe20thCentury wasoflitleimportancein itself,butitcombinedwith thebasicliberalattitudeto promoteindifferentism. Broadchurchmenachieved considerableresultsinthe domainofsocialaction.

IncontrastwiththeliberalschoolofTubingen,the threegreatNewTestament scholarsofCambridgeLightfoot,WestcottandHort -defendedtheNewTestamentexegesisassailedby StraussandRenan,givingit freshsupportbytheirown researches.Westcott'scriticaleditionoftheNew Testamentbecamefamous; in1885heandHortcollaboratedtobringoutasecond edition, TheAnglo-Catholicsectioncameintoprominence throughtheOxfordMovementofthelastcentury; the"TractsfortheTimes" werewrittentomakethe clergyrealisetheirapostolic callingandauthority.The Movementcompelledmento reflectanewonthenature oftheCatholicChurch,the apostolicsuccession,and alsoonthenecessityand scripturalbasisoftheepiscopaloffice.Church,priest-

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hood,sacramentsandliturgyalltooktheirplacein acoherenttheologicalstructureandpracticegrounded ontheAugustiniantradition.Thesacramentof penanceintheCatholic formwasre-adopted;Mass vestments,incenseand candleswereused;andnew religiouscommunitieswere foundedinaccordancewith theRomantradition.

Since1920,theAngloCatholicshaveheldannual congresses.Manyofthem takepartineffortsforunion withtheRomanCatholic Church.Between1921and 1925therewereheld'at Malines,undertheleadershipofCardinalMercier andLordHalifax,private conversationsbetweenprominentAnglicansandCatholicsonthepossibilityof futurereunion.Theycame toanendafterdiscussions ontheprimacyofjurisdictionandthevalidityofAnglicanorders,onwhichno agreementcouldbereached. Asiswellknown,LeoXIII, in1896,aftercarefulexamination,declaredinvalidthe ordersgivenaccordingto theEdwardVIOrdinal,on accountofdefectinform andintention.

ThoughtheMalinesconversationsfailedtoachieve theresultshopedfor,they servedtoclarifybothpositionsandtopromotemutual understanding.Romecannot considercompromiseonher teachingonfaithand morals;tintwouldbebetrayalofthewitnessthe LordoftheChurchrequiros fromher.Butthatdoesnot preventmanyAnglo-CatholicsfromviewingtheRoman Churchwithincreasedsympathyandevenreverence. Forexample,theworksof ThorntonandofMascall approximateinanextraordinarydegreetoRoman Catholicideas.Mascall's TheRecoveryofUnity (London,1958)corresponds onmanypointstotheCatholicideaofunity.

THEAnglican theologian OliverTomkins,whowas secretaryof"Faithand Order,"from1945to1953, andthensecretaryforthe workingcommitteeofthe WorldCouncilfor"Faith andOrder,"expressedhimselfinthesewords:"The WorldCouncilofChurches hasadebtofgratitudeto Rome.Romesignifiestoday astandingcommentaryon ourworkwhichwecannot ignore.Forsomeitisthe persistenttemptationtoget ridofourintolerabletensionsinaunityofsomekind atleast Butforus all,despitealltheobjections wemayurgeitisacontinualremindertothe Councilthat,whenwespeak ofunityinChrist,weare notspeakingofanabstract ideal,butofsomethingthat mustfindexpressioninhistory,infleshandblood. Whetherasawarningor encouragement,offenceor model(tomanyofusitis alwayssomethingofboth), Romestandsaboveallour attemptsandstrivingsasan embodiedunity,andison thataccountimpossibleto ignore."

Wehavetoremember, however,thattherearestill essentialdifferencesofdoc-

wherehemettheOrthodox patriarchandotherChurch leadersoftheNearEast, andreaffirmedtheclose friendshiplongexistingbetweentheAnglicanand OrthodoxChurches.

trinebetweentheRoman CatholicChurchandAnglicanism,particularlyinregardtotheEvangelicalsand theBroadChurch,Many Anglicansconsidertheepiscopalofficeasonlyoneof manypossibleconstitutional elementsintheChurch.For Anglo-Catholics,onthe otherhand,aChristiancommunitywithoutbishopsis noChurchinthefullsense.

TheAnglicanreformation retained,morethanthe LutheranandCalvinist, positiveelementsofthetraditionoftheoldChurch, andsoAnglicanismiscloser totheRomanCatholicposition.ThustheAnglicans heldmorefirmlythanall theotherreformedconfessionstotheCouncilsofthe firstMillenniumandthe doctrineoftheFathers.They Preserveda pronuonced senseofthevisibleunityof theChurchanduphelda structureoftheChurch basedontheepiscopate.In general,theirtheologydiscountenancedanunrestrictedapplicationoftheprincipleofthefreeinterpretationofScripture,sinceit paidregardtothetradition oftheearlyChurch.Inaddition,Anglicanismretained moreoftheliturgicalriches oftheoldChurchandmany formsofitspublicworship.

TIHEAnglican Churchthoughpossessingsomany anddiverseelements,flakrallyacquiredaleading positionintheecumenical movement.Theirsensefor Churchorder,traditionand visibleunitygavetheAnglicanleadersaconstant stimulustolookforpoints ofcontactwithothercommunities.Anumberofconversationshavebeenheld andconnectionsformedbetweentheAnglicanand OrthodoxChurches.On November22,1960,the ArchbishopofCanterbury leftLondonforJerusalem,

OnthereturnjourneyDr. FishervisitedinConstantinopletheOrthodoxpatriarch,AthenagorasI;and afterwards,onDecember2, paida"courtesyvisit"in RometoPopeJohnXXIII. Thiswasthefirsttimesince theReformationthatthe chiefrepresentativeofthe AnglicanworldWasableto taketheinitiativeinanact ofcourtesyandfriendlyregardtothePope;anditis significanttoothatthenonCatholicworldforthemost partwelcomedoratleast respectedtheact,andonly asmallminoritygavevoice tomisgivings.

IQEFOREhis LIjourney,Dr. Fisherhadexplainedinthe ChurchAssemblythathis visittoRomewasaclear proofthatthetwocommunitiescouldtalktogetherin loveandmutualtrust.No onecouldreasonablyseein thiscourtesyvisitmorethan a"simpleexpressionofthe longingoftheheadofone greatChristiancommunity tomeettheheadofanother greatChristiancommunity, andtospeakwithhimin cordalityand fraternal love."

Inalikespirit,Dr.Stockwood,theBishopofSouthwark,paidavisittothe Popeatthebeginningofhis pontificate.

InJune,1959,DonaldRea, acanonoftheChurchof England,paidhisrespedts toPopeJohh,whogavehim attheaudiencehisown breviary,sincehehad noticedthatthecanon's wasratherworn.Thisgestureistypicalofthewhole attitudeofthePope,who, asArchbishopHeenanhas said,hasagreatpredilection forAnglicans,andpersonallydesiresextensivecollaborationwiththem,naturallywithoutcompromising doctrine.

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Y.C.W.-BRANCHNOTES

MANNING(GIRLS)

Aweekbeforethemissioncurrentlyrunningin Manningparish,Y.C.W. membershelpedtocontact everyhouseinManninginvitinganyoneinterestedto comealong.Thisdoor-knock appealinGod'scausehas producedma.nylapsed Catholicswhowerenot knowntothepriestandwho maybebroughtbacktothe Church.TheY.C.W.hasalso beenabletobuildupits censusthroughthedoorknock.Inafewweekswe willbewelcomingourfirst teamintotheleaders'group andarestartinganother teamafterthemission.

SHENTONPARK(BOYS)

Allthosewhoparticipated intherecentdoor-knockappealfortheSlowLearners arethankedfortheirefforts inmakingsuchagoodcontributiontowardsthisend. OnSundaynightafterdevotionsafilmnightwillbe heldandalltheyouthofthe parishareinvited.Thefilms willconsistofanumberof shortcomediesandagood timeisassured.

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

Itwasdecidedatourlast meetingtohaveaGeneral Communionandbreakfast oftheyouthoftheparish onSunday,September30,at 7.30a.m.Thisisageneral invitationtoalltheyoung peopleofOsborneParkto besureandtakepartin thisexpressionofloyaltyto ChristOurKing.Leadersof bothgroupswillbebusyfor thenextfewweekscontactingallboysandgirlswho haveleftschool.

Ontheeveningofthe sameday,Mr.andMrs.Jack Buckhaveofferedustheir homeforayouthhouse party.Thiswillputthe finishingtouchestoawonderfulday.KeepSeptember 30free,morningandnight.

Itwaswithregretthat thegrouplearnedoftheresignationofKayeGuelfi, whohasbeenourfaithful treasurerforsometime.The membersbidKayeevery bestwishforthefuture andhopetokeepherasa generalmember. Theleader'sgroupare remindedofMarianLodge onOctober13-14-agood attendanceisexpected.

BEDFORDPARK(GIRLS)

Congratulations,girls!A -convincingwinoverApplecrossonSaturday,September1,assuredusof.top positionintheassociation, B3-Grade.

ByY.C.W.BranchCorrespondents.

Ourdanceprovedtobea successfulventure,Wehope torepeatthissuccesswith ournextdance,tobeheld inthenearfuture.

APPLECROSS

Wewishtoadvisethat thereisNOdancethisSunday.Itwillbeheldasusual onSunday,October3.

MIDLAND

Wewouldliketothank allthosewhotookpartin ouryouthweekandmade itthesuccessitwas.

Thebuffetteawentvery well-ourthankstothe ladieswhogaveuptheir valuabletimetofeedus. Theju-jitsudemonstration hadeveryonepractising differentholdstherestof theweek.

Tuesdaynighteveryone wentbacktoschooland enjoyedthemselvesthoroughly.Someofthecostumesmadeuswonderwhat schoolstheyhadcomefrom.

GarryParkerandPercy Johnsonmadeboys'night veryinteresting,andour thanksalsogotoMrs. ForbesandMrs.Fitzhardingewhogaveuptheirtime togiveustalksongirls' night.

Thefilmeveningproved tobequitepopularandwe Werepleasedtoseethe numberofparentswho turnedupforparents'night tolistentothetalksgiven byMr.AllenSmithandtwo leadingmembersinour branch.Saturdaywasa veryentertainingnightwith thehayrideandbarndance.

Theweekfinishedwitha youthMassandCommunion breakfastatwhichFather KevinHalpin,avisiting Franciscanpriest,gaveus hisimpressionofWestern' Australiaandtheextentof theworkwecandointhis State. PatDesmond(president oftheboys'leadersgroup), McAuliffe WilliamsonspentlastweekendatMarianLodgewhich provedtobeveryhelpful towardstheirworkas leaders.

EASTVICTORIAPARK

OnFriday,September7, weheldourY.C.W.(boys) generalmeeting,Despitethe lackofsupportfromour generalmembersinthe parish,thosewhodidparticipateinthediscussion"TheGeneralAttitudeTowardsAGirl"-helpedto makethemeetingworthwhile.

Onequestionwhichwe ponderedonwas-whydo

wetakeagirlout?Thisand anumberofotherquestions werediscussedquitefreely. Followingthis,thechaplain madehisaddress.Hespoke ontherespectweshould holdforagirl.Butifwe areevertobecapableof respectingawomanwe mustfirstachievesomething-self-respect! Thepresidentthenmade anoutlineontheevening's discussions.

Despiteinclementweather, wewereabletomakethe bestofourpicnictoYanchepParklastSunday.

Aboutsixtyyouthleft EastVictoriaParkin12 carsat9.45a.m.Afterthe arrivalatYanchep,manyof thepartymadetheirown fun-somehiringrowing boats,whileothersmadea

"generalinspection"ofthe area.

Rainmarredtheplanned games,buttheskybecame alittleclearerastheafternoonpassedby.

Barbecueswerelitforthe eveningmeals,andafter sixtyappetitesweresatisfied,wegatheredaround thefiresfortheentertainment,whichwaspresented byoneofourvocalgroups fromPerth.

TheEastVictoriaPark Y.C.W.extendsbestwishes toformerleaderKevinStilling,whowillcelebratehis 21stbirthdayonSeptember 15.

SOCIALCALENDAR September21-Kensington Dance,8.30-12.30.

CATHOLICWOMEN'S LEAGUEACTIVITIES

About80membersofthe CatholicWomen'sLeague wereabletoattendtheday ofrecollectionheldrecently.Thespiritualexercises ofthedaywereconducted byFatherD.GehringO.P.

Membersweregratefulfor thelecturesandadvicegiven.Theirthankswerealso giventothesistersofMercy atSt.Joseph'sOrphanage.

Sincethenextexecutive andgeneralmeetingofthe C.W.L.fallsonShowday, thedatehasbeenadvanced oneweek.

Themeetingwillnowbe heldonWednesday,September26attheCatholic Centre.

Mrs.Downeyhasrequested 10dozensmallcakesfrom eachC.W.L.branchtohelp theafternoonteastallat theDaughtersofCharity feteonSunday,September 30. Herphonenumberis 28-3269.

BRANCHREPORTS

BrentwoodBranchreports asuccessfulmeetingfor September.Membersand friendsareaskedtokeep free,Saturday.November3, whenagardenpartywillbe heldatthehomeofMrs. Morley,181TheEsplanade, Mt.Pleasant.

InglewoodBranch:This BranchheldtheirAugust meetingatthehomeofMrs. Motteram,andfinalarrangementsweremadeforthe

YOUTHGUIDANCE

TwoBooks:

MalteseNational DayCelebrations

OnSaturday,September 8th,aMaltesedelegation ledbyMr.JimDebono,representingtheMalteseSettlers'Associationandby FatherHenryCassano S.S.P.ChaplaintotheMalteseCommunity,laida wreathattheWarMemorial at12.30p.m.Representa-

Hewaspleasedtonotice agoodnumberreceiving HolyCommunion,andtold them,thatthatisthebest waytocelebrateyourNationalDay,byjoiningtogetherinthesacrificeofthe Mass,asathanksgiving. TheHighMasswassung by"St.Mel'sChoir"Swan-

nextmeetingonWednesday, September19.Thiswillbe heldatapicnicinthehills.

Membersareaskedtonote thattheyaretomeetoutsideAllHallowsChurchat 9.45a.m.Thesteakhas beenordered.Membersare tobringallotherrequirements.Wouldthoseintending tomakethetripnotifyeither Mrs.Lowry,phone71-4349, orMrs.Wattphone71-3504, byMonday,September17.

Themeetingdecidedto haveaMassforBranch membersonSunday,September30. October25isthedatearrangedfortheentertaining ofnewparishionersandmigrants.

BRANCHNOTICES

MaylandsBranch:will meetonWednesday,September19,afterNovenaDevotions.

Nedlands:Tomeetat12.30 p.m.intheR.S.L.Hallon Tuesday,September18. SouthPerth:Thursday, September20,inChurch Hallat8p.m.

CARDPARTIES

HighgateBranchwillconductacardafternooninthe parishhallonThursday, September20.

NedlandsBranch:Acard afternoonwillbeheldinthe R.S.L.Hall,Broadwayon Tuesday,September18,at 1.30p.m.

Fr.HenryCassano,S.S.P.,andMr. tivesoftheReturnedServicemenLeaguewerepresent, whojoinedwiththedelegation.TheMalteseBanner washeldbyaMalteseaduit duringtheceremony.

Intheevening,aHigh MasswassungbyFather Cassanowithanoccasional talk,fortheremembrance oftheseigesof1565and 1943.HisLordship,Most Rev.M.McKeonD.D.,AuxiliaryBishop-elect,presided attheMassandimpartedthe BenedictionoftheBlessed Sacrament. FatherW. Foley,DirectorforCatholic Migrationwasalsopresent.

Afterthefunction,Father Cassanoonbehalfofthe MalteseCommunitycongratulateHisLordshipforhis promotionasAuxiliaryBishoptoHisGrace,theArchbishop,andpromisedhis people'sprayers.HisLordshipreplied,byurgingthe MalteseCommunitytoremainstrongintheirFaith, especiallybybeinggood practisingCatholics,bydoingtheirspiritualduties,especiallybyattendingthe SundayMass,receivingfrequentlyHolyCommunionand keeptheirhomesinaChristianatmosphere.

JimDebonoatWarMemorial. bourne;whilsttheMaltese Choir"St.Paul"sangthe NationalAnthemandtheMigrants'Hymn.Thefunction concluded,byeveryonepresent,singingtheLourdes Hymninhisownlanguage.

XaverianClub's NewCommittee

Attheannualgeneral meetingoftheXaverianClub onTuesday,September4,a newcommitteewaselected forthecurrentyear.

TheyareNevilleSmyth (presidentiJohnNagle (vice-president)SuePaul (secretaryiEddieGaldis (treasurers,DickHinton, JackieMacaloneyandPam Dors(committeemembers). Thefinalsocialeveningfor theyearwillbeheldatthe HighgatehallonFriday, September28at8p.m. Memberswereaskedtogive thisfunctionstrongsupport andtobringtheirfriends. Nighttennis,whichwasa greatsuccesslastyearwill commenceonFriday,October 5,atSt.Mary'sCourts,BrittaniaRd.,Leederville.

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Dr.Ford'sMass OnTV.

SOLEMNHIGHMASS willbetelevisedfrom St.Mary'sCathedral overChannelTwoon Sunday,September23, at11a.m.TheCathedralChoirwillbesinging Dr.EdgarFord'sMass InDMinor.TheIntroit willbesunginGregorianChantandtheremainderoftheProper inaharmonisedarrangementbyPraglia.

TheChoirwillalsosing severalunaccompanied motets---"SuperFlouting"(Palestrina)."Adoremits'Pe,Chrste" (ClemensnonPapa) and"Gloriaethonore" GiovanniGiorgi).

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ProcessionAtWanneroo

AprocessioninhonourofOurLadyofSorrowswill beheldatSt.Anthony'sChurch,Wanneyoo,today, Sunday,September16,at3p.m.Thisannualprocession inhonourofOurSorrowfulMotherhasbecomepopular withmanydevoteesofOurLady.

Eachyearmanyvisitors fromtheneighbouring parishesofTuartHill,OsborneParkandNollamara traveltoWanneroototake partinthisdemonstrationof lovetoOurBlessedLady.

DevotiontotheSorrows ofMary,Patronessofthe ServiteOrder,hasalways beenafavouritedevotion amongCatholics.Inorderto keepbeforeourmindsthe inexpressiblesufferingsenduredforusbytheMother ofGodwhileshelivedhere

PresidentOf UniversityGuild

Mr.AllanFels(20),ofCottesloe,whohas beenelectedPresidentoftheGuildofUndergraduatesfortheUniversity'sjubileeyear,is aformerstudentofSt.Louis'JesuitSchool, Claremont.

AttheUniversity,Mr. Felsiscombininglawand artsdegrees.Inhisarts degreeheismajoringin economics.Heisvice-presidentoftheNewmanSociety andhehasbeeneditorof

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CatholicNurses GuildMeeting

Thenextgeneralmeeting oftheCatholicNurses' GuildwillbeheldonTuesday,September18,at7.45 p.m.attheCatholicCentre, Perth. Aninterestingfeatureof theeveningwillbeadebate.

theNewmanmagazine"Sed Contra."Heistheretiring secretaryoftheGuildof Undergraduates.Otherofficeshehasheldinclude thoseofpresidentandsecretaryofSocietiesCouncil.In 1961hewasco-editorof "Westerly"-a literary magazinepublishedbyArts Union. Earlierthisyearhewas adelegatefortheGuildat theannualcouncilofthe NationalUnionofAustralianUniversityStudents, whichwasheldinMelbourne. Mr.Felshaswidesporting interestsandplayspennant cricketandsquashforUniversityteams.Inaddition hehasbeenactiveinmany otherfacets.ofUniversity life.

TradeDelegate SpokeAtLuncheon

Over60werepresentattheAugustCatholicMen'sluncheontohearMr.B.F.PrindivillegiveanaddressontherecentTradeDelegationtotheMiddleEast.

Mr.Prindiville'saddressnotpreviouslyadvisedof was,duetoIthetimefactor,theirintentiontoattend. alltooshortforthemany Theguestspeakerforthe interestingfacetsofhistourSeptemberluncheonwillbe toberelated.However,itMr.C.G.Dudley,whoisa wasquiteapparentthathememberoftheOrganising couldhavecontinuedforCommitteefortheEmpire muchlonger,entertainingGames. thosepresentwithfirsthandinformationonthe manycountriesvisited.

Whileitwaspleasantto seesuch.alargenumberof Catholicmenpresent,itwas alittledisconcertingtothe cateringstaff,asmanyhad

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Thisluncheonwillbeheld atBoansLtd.,onMonday, September24,commencing atp.m. Wouldallthosedesirous ofattendingpleaseadvise byphoning6-6532before Tuesday,September18.

onearthwithherDivine Son,theChurchhasinstitutedthefeastinhonourof theSevenDoloursofMary onSeptember15.Untilrecentyears,therewasa secondfeastinhonourof OurLadyofDoloursobservedintheChurchcalendarontheFridaybefore GoodFriday,andwhichis stillcommemoratedinthe MassandOfficeofthatday. Itisinhonourofthefeast inSeptemberthattheprocessiontoday(Sunday)will beheld.

ThisSundaywillalsobe FirstCommunionSunday forthechildrenofthe parish.TheFirstCommunionMasswillbeaHigh Massbeginningat9a.m.In theafternoonthechildren willleadtheprocession fromthechurch,alongthe WannerooRoad,throughthe Priorygroundsandthence backtothechurchforthe sermonandSolemnBenediction.DuringtheprocessiontheRosaryoftheSeven Dolourswillberecitedwith

hymnsinhonourofOur Ladybetweeneachdecade. Byaspecialprivilege,a plenaryindulgencemaybe gainedbythosewhohave beentoConfession,received Communiononthefeastof OurLadyofSorrows,and prayedfortheintentionsof theHolyFatherwhilevisitinganyServiteChurchfrom noononSaturdayuntilmidnightonSunday.TheServiteFathersareinchargeof St.Denis'Church,Tuart Hill,andSt.Anthony's Church,Wanneroo.

WANNEROOPARISH FETE

Inconjunctionwiththe processioninhonourofOur LadyofSorrows,aparish feteforthebenefitofthe churchwillbeheld.Thisis thefirstparishfeteanditis hopeditwillbecomean annualevent.Manyprizes willbeoffered,'withalarge varietyofvegetablesfresh fromthemarketgardensof Wanneroo.Thereisample parkingspaceonthe grounds,andswings,seesaws,etc.,tokeepthekids busy.Itisalsoanidealspot forfamilypicnicsandrefreshmentswillbeavailable inthechurchgrounds.

PARAPLEGICGAMES INMil

SeasonticketstotheFirst CommonwealthParaplegic Gamesarenowonsale. Theorganisingchairman, Mr.HughLeslie,hasannouncedthatticketsmaybe obtainedfromstockfirmsin thecountrydistricts,city bookingofficesandsports stores. Thecostofseasontickets is30/-andwillenablethe holdertoallsessionsatthe RoyalShowgrounds,ClaremontthroughouttheirdurationfromNovember10to 17.

SWIMMINGSEPARATE

Theswimmingeventsof theGameswillbeheldon Sundayafternoon,November11,andTuesdayevening,November13.Tickets

CardPartyAids

GuildfordFete

Acardpartywillbeheld inSt.Mary'sHall,Leederville,onWednesday,September26,inaidofthe feteatGuildfordforthe DaughtersofCharity.

willshortlybeavailable throughBoansandNicholsonsbookingofficesatacost of6/-each,childrenhalfprice.Seasonticketswill notadmitholderstothe swimmingattheBratty ParkAquaticCentre. ParaplegicGamesorganisersbelievethattheirathleteswillbethefirsttohold aninternationalcompetition inthenewpool. Countryresidentswishing toobtainseasonticketsand whoareunabletogetthem locally,shouldwritedirect totheSecretary,FirstCommonwealthParaplegic -Games,RoyalPerthHospital.

AnnualSports

AtLeederville

TheAnnualAthletic MeetingofChristian Brothers'College,Leederville,willbeheldat LeedervilleOvalon Sunday,September16. commencingat1 p.m. Parentsandfriendsare invitedtoattend.Old BoysoftheCollegewill bespeciallywelcome.

RECEPTIONCEREMONYATSACREDHEARTCONVENT,HIGHGATE

M.St.FrancisXavier);MissPatriciaBrabender,daughterofMr.andMrs.H.BrabenderofOakley, VictoriaSisterM.St.CatherineLaboure).TheMost Rev.M.McKeonofficiatedattheceremony,assistedby Rev.FathersJ.McGilicuddyandM.Toop.Theoccasional sermonwaspreachedbyRev.FatherAlbert,O.D.C. 41.11041,INIMINIONI

EnthusiasticResponseTo'Junior

Therries'Scheme

TheDire-lorofJunior Therries,MissCoralCondon,wasverypleasedwith thefirstdayofJunior

AsitmaybenecessaryforTherries.

theGrouptobeaccommodatedinoneofthelargereceptionhalls,itisemphasisedthatthosewhowillbe attendingmustadviseby theabovedate.

Astimeisamajorfactor attheseluncheons,those attendingshouldendeavour tobeseatedby1.5p.m.

Nearlysixtychildren werethereat9.30a.m.on

Saturday,September8,to startthisnewventure. Therewasplentyofenthusiasmandkeenness-plenty ofeverythingbutchairs! Butplease.donotletthis deteranyotherswhoare thinkingofcoming-aship-

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OfYourCharity

PLEASEHELPNEEDYFAMILIES

BYDONATINGCLOTHING,RAGS,FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLDUTENSILS,Etc.

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mentofchairsisarriving thisweek.

MissCondonhasalready startedontheproductionof fiveNativityplays-producers,stagemanagers,decorartists,wardrobemistresses,etc.,havealready beenchosenfromthemembers.MissCondonstillhas somemoreplaysshewould liketocast,socomealong tothenextmeetingonSaturdayifyoucouldn'tget therelastweek. Itisexpectedthatsome oftheseNativityplayswill betelevisedduringAdvent. JuniorTherrymeetsat themerryClubroomsat 44aPierStreet,Perth,at 9.30a.m.onSaturdays.RuttingonplaysisgreatfunmeetyourfriendsatJunior Therries.

DateAndVenue

OfBrigidine

SchoolSports

TheBrigidineSistersand secondarypupilsextendan invitationtoparents,friends andespeciallypastpupilsto theirsportsday,tobeheld atRosalieParkonSunday. September23.commencing at1,30p.m.

HighgateIdentifyPassesAway

Afoundationmemberof theSt.VincentdePaul Societywasburiedat KarrakattaCemeteryon Saturday,September8. ThelateMr.-Henry PatrickWallace,aged92, diedonSeptember7and wasburledfrontthe SacredHeartChurch, HighgateHill,witha SolemnRequiemMass.His GracetheArchbishopand theAuxiliaryBishop-Elect werepresentattheMass, whichwascelebratedby Rev.FatherM.Branagan, C.SS.R.,assistedbyFather S.McGrath,C.SS.R.,as deaconandFatherJ. Magill,C.SS.R.,assubdeacon.Themasterof ceremonieswasRev.R. Doyle,assistantpriestat Highgateparish.TheMass waschantedbythepriests' choir. Mr.Wallacecameto Australiaattheageof17 fromDublin.Hesettled firstinSydneyandthen

inPerth.In1902hejoined theW.A.PoliceForce, fromwhichheretiredin 1934afterreachingthe rankofDetective-Sergeant. In1903hemarriedMiss MargaretWierinSt. Mary'sCathedral.After theirmarriage,thecouple movedtoVincentStreet, Highgate,wherethey raisedtheirfivechildren, Joseph,Francis(Father FrankWallace,C.SS.R.), Mary(Mrs.D.Mulcahy), AustinandTeresa(Mrs. W.Treven).Mrs.Wallace predeceasedherhusband bynineyears.Shediedin January,1953. WhentheSt.Vincentde PaulSocietywasfounded in1911inPerth,Mr.Wallacewas- afoundation member.Hewasalways mostactive,yetunassuming,intheworkofthe Society.Hewasalsoa memberoftheHolyName Society. Mayherestinpeace.

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FiveyoungwomenreceivedtheHolyHabitofthe CongregationofOurLadyoftheMissionsattheSacred HeartConventChapelonFriday,September7.Theywere (lefttoright):MissKathleenNunn,daughterofMr.and Mrs.J.NunnofCanberra,whosenameinreligionisSister M.St.Clare;MissPatriciaKeogh,daughterofMr.and Mrs.E.KeoghofOakley,Victoria(SisterM.St.Michael); MissWinifredNaisbitt,daughterofMr.andMrs.E.Nais. bittofLakeGrace(SisterMariaRegina);MissHelen Thomas,daughterofMr.andMrs.A.A.ThomasofPalmyra(Sister

FLAGSandPENNANTS,ALUMINIUMandCANVAS AWNINGS,HOLLANDandVENETIANBLINDSand SELF-ASSEMBLYKITS. LETUSMEASUREANDQUOTE TUDORHOUSE 286ALBANYHIGHWAY,VICTORIAPARK.6-1620. THECITY'SNEWESTRECEPTIONCENTRE PerthCityLodge WEDDINGS,SOCIAL,PARTIES,DANCES 4BULWERST.,PERTH.28-4680 COUNTRYFOLKI ST.JOSEPH'SHOSTEL 20HAWKSBURNROAD,RIVERVALE.Tel.6.1097. NearRivervaleR.S.andHighway,busstop. Beautifulriverview. Tariff:PerWeek,£5;perDay,£1;B.&B.,17/6day: Bed(only),15/.day.Boarders,£41101.perweek.

CathedralRallyWasRealFunction

01SilverJubilee

ThefinalrallyfortheHolyNameSociety's -silverjubileecelebrationswasheldonSunday eveningatSt.Mary'sCathedral. Therewereoverfivehundredmenfrom'various ParishesattheCathedral ceremony,whichwaspresidedoverbyHisGracethe Archbishop,whoimparted PontificalBenedictionatthe conclusion.

HisGracewasassistedon thethronebyRt.Reverend MonsignorE.J.Collins,of ShentonPark,andRev.F. Regan,ofRivervale,during thePontificalBenediction. Revs.P.McCrannandG. Vaccaro,ofSt.Mary'sCathedral,weredeaconandsubdeacon.TheRosaryand HolyNamepledgewere ledbyRt.Rev.Monsignor J.Hogan,administratorof ..St.Mary'sCathedral.

Therepresentativeofthe NationalDirector,FatherA. Davis,0.P.,preachedthe specialsermonfortheoccasion.FatherDavishasbeen travellingallovertheState 1104.14,1104,NINIMINIII O'HARA'S DAY&NIGHT PHARMACY

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attendingralliesforthe Jubileecelebrations. Attheconclusionofthe Benediction,theprocession movedbacktothesacristy throughaguardofhonour madeupofmembersofthe DiocesanUnion,whichincludedMr.B.Perrot,representingtheBunburyDiocesanUnion.

Inhissermon,Father DavisoutlinedwhataHoly NamemandoesforChrist. Heshowedhowthetruthof theChurchwastheone stablethingthroughcenturiesofchangeandthat lifeintheChurchwasman's sheet-anchor. FatherDavissaidthatas membersoftheHolyName Society,Catholicmenshould seethatthey.haveameans throughprayerandthe Sacraments,throughcorporateworshipandthe strengthgainedfroma grouptoimplementthe workofBaptismandConfirmationintheirlives.

Hesaid:"TheHolyName Societyprovidesforthe Catholicmanoryoutha wayoflifewithinthe Church,bymeansofdedicatedmanhood,tobefirm andfaithfulinthedutiesof chastityinthemarriedor singlestate;ithelpsaman todevelopfidelityinallthe demandsoffamilylife;it encouragesmanliness, straightforwardcourage, opennessaboutone'sconvictionsandreadinesstostand upforthem."

FatherDavisconcluded hissermonwiththewords: "Insettingbeforehimthe nameofJesusChrist,the HolyNamemanchoosesthe bestincentivetogivethe bestofhismanhood."

"W.A.'sFINESTSOCIALCENTRE"

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APapalBlessingwithNuptialMasscelebratedbythe brotherofthegroom,Rev.M.ToopofHighgate,and servedbyayoungerbrother,Peter,ERISTOOPmarried DELTAGRAINGER,onlydaughterofMr.andMrs.M. GraingerofCloverdale.ErisisthesecondsonofMr. andMrs.L.ToopofNedlands.TheweddingwascelebratedinHolyRosaryChurch,Nedlands,onSaturday, September8.Rt.Rev.Mgr.E.Moss,parishpriestof Nedlands,assistedattheceremony.

TherriesPlanChristmasPlayAnd

LastMondaynightthe TherrySocietypresentedan eveningofjazztoanaudienceof60enthusiastic members.

Theartists,headedby AngeloChristopher,played suchevergreensas"My FunnyValentine,""MoonlightinVermont,:"Slow BoattoChina."

Theversatilityofthe 'guitarwasdemonstrated withSpanishfolksongsreminiscentoftheworld's greatestguitarist.Andres Segovia.PeterChaplin leftalargegroupoffemale fansclamouringformoreheiswithoutdoubtayoung vocalistofgreatpromise.

Jazzwasexplainedand demonstratedbyKeithCartononbasswhenheledthe groupinafinerenditionof improvisationona"blues" theme.

Thepresidentonbehalfof allthemembersthankedthe groupandextendedanopen invitationtoareturn.

NextMondaynightwe hopetostartcastingforour nextseasonof"Workshop Productions"forOctober. Allinterestedinproducing forWorkshop,pleasenote andcomearmedwitha scripttheywouldliketo produce.

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JazzGroup

Ascriptforwhatishoped tobeourChristmasproductionhasarrivedfrom England-sentbyHarrold Walsh.Harroldleftonhis holidaytourpromisinghe wouldnotforgetTherries andhasliveduptohis word.Peoplewhoremember hismostsuccessfulproductionof"Christmasinthe MarketPlace"lastyearwill nodoubtbelookingforward tohisnew"find."

Areyouinterestedin theatre?Ifso,whynot comealongtoournext meetingat7.45p.m.on Monday,September17.Just ringthebellat44aPierSt. andyouwillbemademost welcome.

RosaryParty

AverysuccessfulRosary Party,sponsored.by,the FremantleLegionofMary Praesidium,washeldinSt. Patrick's.Hall,.Fremantle, noSundayafternoonlast.

Aboutthreehundredparentsandchildrenassembled topayhonourtoOur HeavenlyMotherontheoccasionofherbirthday,

Thechildren,whowere preparedbytheSistersof St.JosephoftheApparition,weredressedinwhite andcarriedbouquetsof flowersandplacedthem beforetheStatueofOur adyofFatima.

Thepartyconsistedofa shortprocession,the15decadesoftheRosary-each decadebeingannouncedby thechildren,whoalsogave thestoryofeachinbrief, hymnsandasermononthe RosarybyRev.M.Keane, O.M.I.

Thepartyfinishedwith BenedictionoftheBlessed SacramentinSt.Patrick's Church.

ScoutRaffle

Parentsof2ndWembley (St.Brigid's)ScoutsareremindedofthemonthlymeetingtobeheldatScoutheadquartersonMonday,September17,at8p.m. Allbuttsofraffletickets mustbereturnedasthe drawingwilltakeplaceatthe meeting.

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Phones:65-1355,23-4267. ABBOTGENERALVISITINGW.A. TheAbbotGeneraloftheBenedictineOrderflewtoPerth fromManilaonTuesdaynight.HeistheRt.Rev.Dom CELESTINGUSI,O.S.B.,whoisonvisitationtotheAbbey NulliusofNewNorcia.HewaspresentfortheConsecrationofBishopMcKeon. H.JLILLEYMAN OPTICIAN W.A.O.A. andOPTOMETRIST 453ALBANYHIGHWAY,VICTORIAPARK.6-1880. And156ROKEBYRD.,SUBIACO.8-3983.Res.:67-1685. W.W.EDMONDSON&SONS PLUMBERSandSHEETMETALWORKERS CertifiedWestAustralia,HotWaterSpecialistsand GeneralPlumbing.AllWorkGuaranteed. Phones:28-1714.AfterHours:87.2553,29-2095. 80JAMESSTREET,PERTH GETTHEBESTDEALONBEALE HeartheLowryElectronicOrganInYsChurch Aka/SINS GOODPEOPLETODEALWITH 86BARRACKSTREETendBRANCHES H.P.OorschotBuilders PTY.LTD. (REGISTERED"A"CLASSBUThDERS) 169NORTHLAKERD.,MELVILLE TELEPHONE(DayandNight)-30-2677 WillPlanandBuild:Churches,Schools, Presbyteries Housing Etc.

Conductedby BROTHER JUNIPER

DEARBOYS ANDGIRLS,

BRIANHOLMES,of165 DukeStreet,Northam,goes toSt.Paul'sSchoolandlikes reading.

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*Well,Ihopethatnottoomanyofyouhavehad the"fluwog"thathasbeengoingroundthe place.IHAVE-asthekindpersonwhostoodinfor melastweektoldyou.Someofyouwouldhavehadit enyourholidays,andthatwouldnothavebeenso wonderfulatall.

Allbackatschoolnowforthefinallapthisyear. Don'tforgetthatsomeseriousstudynowwillsavea lotofheartburnlateronwhentheresultscomeout.

Thisisthelastweekforthecolouring-incompetition. Therehavebeenafantasticnumberofentriesanda lotofthemareofaveryhighstandard.Theyshowthe carethathadbeentaken.Ifyourentryisnotyetin, hurrythisweek,becauseTuesday,September18,isthe lastpossibledayforacceptances.

CHRISTINEMcGILLIVRAY.-Thankyouforyour goodwishesandIhopeyouaremuchbetteryourself. Christine,whenisyourbirthday?

LYNNEBAMFORDalsowrotealetterandalsohas the"wog."Thatwasahandyprizetowin,Lynne!

Well,that'sallfornow.J.R.'s,seeyounextweek.

-BROTHERJUNIPER.

Please[IllinthecouponbelowinBIGLETTERSandsenditto BrotherJuniper,"TheJuniorRecord,"450HayStreet,Perth,eothat whenyourbirthdaycomaearoundbemaygreetyouonthispage.

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CouncilFather

St.BasiltheGreat,ArchbishopofCaesariawho diedin397,isthefounder ofeasternmonasticism andisplacedbytheGreek churchamongthemost eminentofitsecumenical doctors.Seventy-twoyears afterhisdeaththeCouncil ofChalcedondescribed himas"thegreatBasil,

19HubertRoad,Maylands, goestoOurLady'sCollege 41.4404P4.441

andbethobbiesarereading, music,\speech,art,swimmingandgymnastics.

MARGARETMcGUINN (8),ofDarlingtonRoad, Darlington,isapupilof SacredHeartSchooland herhobbyishorse-riding.

BRENDANMARRION (10),of2WelwynAvenue, Manning,goestoTrinity Collegeandlikeshandball andstamps.

KEVINJONES(5),of "Wendouree,"Mukinbudin, likesplayingwithtoys.

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

SHARONCUNNINGHAM, of31ShirleyAvenue,Mt.

Pleasant,willbenineon Sunday,September 16. SharonisapupilofSanta MariaCollegeandlikes ballet.

PATRICIAGODFREY,of 17MayStreet,Narrogin, willbe11onMonday,September17.Patriciagoesto St.Philomena'sSchooland isfondofanimalsandcollectingstamps.

MARYMALONEY,of33 FergusonStreet,Midvale, willbe13onTuesday,September18.MaryattendsSt, Anthony'sSchool,Bellevde, andlikesTVandsinging.

ANNEDAVIS,wholives at79SurreyRoad,Rivervale,willbeeightonTuesday,September18.Anne goestoSt.Augustine's Schoolandlikesballet.

PETERROSINSKI,who livesatHamptonStreet, Bridgetown,willbesixon Wednesday,September19. PetergoestoSt.Brigid's Conventandhishobbiesare footballanddrawing.

JAMESSTEWART,of4 DrummondStreet,Bedford Park,willbe12onThursday,September20.James isapupilofC.B.H.S.Bedfordandlikesfootballand cricket.

ARTHURKATEIVA,who livesat21AdderleyStreet, Mt.Claremont,willbefive onThursday,September20. Arthurlikesplanesandjets.

DELORESKELLY,of43 BurgoyneStreet,Northam, willbesevenonThursday,

September20,Deloresgoes toSt.Anthony'sSchooland herhobbiesareskipping andreading.

ANNEO'CALLAGHAN, of22BrightStreet,Carey Park,Bunbury,willbeeight onFriday,September21. AnneisapupilofSt. Thomas'School,andlikes sewing.

NORMALUCU,ofSacred HeartConvent,Wagin,will be14onFriday,September 21.Norma'shobbyiscollectingstamps.

JUDITHHOLMES-twin sisterofBrian-isapupil ofSt.Joseph'sConvent,and herhobbiesarecookingand reading.BrianandJudith were11onMonday,September10.It'salittlelate, butHAPPYBIRTHDAY, TWINS!

PATRICKO'DONOGHUE (8),of34ShearnCrescent, Doubleview,goestoHoly RosarySchoolandlikes readingandgardening.

MARYO'DONOGHUE (9),Patrick'ssister,also attendsHolyRosarySchool, andlikessewinganddrawing.

PETERROSINSKI(5),of HamptonStreet,Bridgetown,isapupilofSt, Brigid'sConventandlikei footballanddrawing.

PATRICIANICHOLS(9), of128PiccadillyStreet, Kalgoorlie,goestoSt. Mary'sSchoolandlikes reading.

ANITAREILLY(10),of 13DuganStreet,Kalgoorlie, goestoSt.Mary'sSchool andlikesswimmingand tennis.

PATRICK'GLYNN(6),of 147EdmundSt.,Beaconsfield,goestoChristtheKing Schoolandlikesplaying chess.

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Hobby

theministerofgracewho hasexpoundedthetruth

earth." NEWMEMBERSWELCOMED TOTHECLUB CHRISHOLMES(8),of 61ParadeStreet,Albany, goestoC.B.C.andhishobby iscollectingstamps. SHARANCUNNINGHAM (8),of31ShirleyAvenue, Mt.Pleasant,isapupilof SantaMariaCollegeand likesballet. JAMESVANPRAAG(7), of48ArctrossStreet,Applecross,attendsSt.Benedict's Schoolandlikesdrawing. JUNEMcMAHON(9),

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*Well,Ihopethatnottoomanyofyouhavehad the"fluwog"thathasbeengoingroundthe plate.IHAVE-asthekindpersonwhostoodinfor melastweektoldyou.Someofyouwouldhavehadit onyourholidays,andthatwouldnothavebeenso wonderfulatall.

Allbackatschoolnowforthefinallapthisyear. Don'tforgetthatsomeseriousstudynowwillsavea lotofheartburnlateronwhentheresultscomeout.

Thisisthelastweekforthecolouring-incompetition. Therehavebeenafantasticnumberofentriesanda lotofthemareofaveryhighstandard.Theyshowthe carethathadbeentaken.ifyourentryisnotyetin, hurrythisweek,becauseTuesday,September18.isthe lastpossibledayforacceptances.

CHRISTINEMcGILLIVRAY.-Thankyouforyour goodwishesandIhopeyouaremuchbetteryourself. Christine,whenisyourbirthday?

LYNNEBAMFORDalsowrotealetterandalsohas the"wog."Thatwasahandyprizetowin,Lynne!

Well,that'sallfornow.J.R.'s,seeyounextweek.

-BROTHERJUNIPER.

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CHRISHOLMES(8),of 61ParadeStreet,Albany, goestoC.B.C.andhishobby iscollectingstamps.

SHARANCUNNINGHAM (8),of31ShirleyAvenue, Mt.Pleasant,isapupilof SantaMariaCollegeand likesballet.

JAMESVANPRAAG(7), of48ArdrossStreet,Applecross.attendsSt.Benedict's ',00landlikesdrawing.

JUNEMeMAHON(9), 19HubertRoad,Maylands, goestoOurLady'sCollege

andherhobbiesaxereading, music,',speech,art,swimmingandgymnastics.

MARGARETMrGUINN (8),ofDarlingtonRoad, Darlington,isapupilof SacredHeartSchooland herhobbyishorse-riding.

BRENDANMARRION (10),of2WelwynAvenue, Manning,goestoTrinity Collegeandlikeshandball andstamps.

KEVINJONES(5),of "Wendouree,"Mukinbudin, likesplayingwithtoys. #4,044.11HP.I.P.044e.Pateded......1.14.4.441,

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SHARONCUNNINGHAM, .131ShirleyAvenue,Mt. Pleasant,willbenineon Sunday,September16. SharonisapupilofSanta MariaCollegeandlikes

PATRICIAballet.GODFREY,of 17MayStreet,Narrogin, willbe11onMonday,September17.Patriciagoesto St.Philomena'sSchooland isfondofanimalsandcollectingstamps.

MARYMALONEY,of33 FergusonStreet,Midvale, willbe13onTuesday,September18.MaryattendsSt. Anthony'sSchool,Bellevde, andlikesTVandsinging.

ANNEDAVIS,wholives at79SurreyRoad,Rivervale,willbeeightonTuesday,September18.Anne goestoSt.Augustine', Schoolandlikesballet.

PETERROSINSKI,why, livesatHamptonStreet, Bridgetown,willbesixon Wednesday,September19. PetergoestoSt.Brigid's Conventandhishobbiesare footballanddrawing.

JAMESSTEWART,of4 DrummondStreet,Bedford Park,willbe12onThursday,September20.James isapupilofC.B.H.S.Bedfordandlikesfootballand cricket.

ARTHURKATEIVA,who livesat21AdderleyStreet, Mt.Claremont,willbelive onThursday,September20. Arthurlikesplanesandjets.

DELORESKELLY,of43 BurgoyneStreet,Northam, willbesevenonThursday, Its

September20,Deloresgoes toSt.Anthony'sSchooland herhobbiesareskipping andreading.

ANNEO'CALLAGHAN, of22BrightStreet,Carey Park,Bunbury,willbeeight onFriday,September21. AnneisapupilofSt. Thomas'School,andlikes sewing.

NORMALUCU,ofSacred HeartConvent,Wagin,will be14onFriday,September 21.Norma'shobbyiscollectingstamps.

BRIANHOLMES,of165 DukeStreet,Northam,goes toSt.Paul'sSchoolandlikes reading.

JUDITHHOLMES-twin sisterofBrian-isapupil ofSt.Joseph'sConvent,and herhobbiesarecookingand reading.BrianandJudith were11onMonday,September10.It'salittlelate, butHAPPYBIRTHDAY, TWINS!

PATRICKO'DONOGHUE (8),of34ShearnCrescent, Doubleview,goestoHoly RosarySchoolandlikes readingandgardening.

MARYO'DONOGHUE (9),Patrick'ssister,also attendsHolyRosarySchool, andlikessewinganddrawing.

PETERROSINSKI(5),of HamptonStreet,Bridgetown,isapupilofSt. Brigid'sConventandlikei footballanddrawing.

PATRICIANICHOLS(9), of128PiccadillyStreet. Kalgoorlie,goestoSt. Mary'sSchoolandlikes reading.

ANITAREILLY(10),of 13DuganStreet,Kalgoorlie, goestoSt.Mary'sSchool andlikesswimmingand tennis.

PATRICKGLYNN(6),of 147EdmundSt.,Beacons-. field,goestoChristtheKing Schoolandlikesplaying chess.

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Fremantleaddedtheirthird goalaltp. Earlyinthesecondquarter,Fremantleattackedonly Dodds,whokickedtwotoseetheirforwardmoves quickgoals,foughttogetrepulsedbythePalmyra backintothegame. backline,especiallyLeo InthesecondhalfplayJamesandD.Power. becamescramblyasboth sidesstruggledtogain supremacy.Inthefinalterm theEastPerthbacklinekept Subiacooutuntillateinthe term,whentheybroke throughtoscoreagoaland takethelead.ThenEast Perthretaliatedtoscorea pointandequalise.

Best:(EP)-R.Harrold, B.Jennings,B.Gilligan; (S-SP)-F.Dodds,L.Daily, C.Kelly.

*FIRSTSEMI-FINAL "A"DIVISION

PALMYRA 5-6

FREMANTLE 4-6

PalmyraplayedpremiershipfootballwhentheydefeatedthestrongFremantle inthefirstsemi-finalofthe "A"DivisionatMelville lastSunday.

Kickingagainstthewind, Palmyrasurprisedtheiropponentswhen,afterabrilliantknockbyR.Green, theyattackedquicklyto scoreagoalthroughtheir roverPaulGabbedy. Fremantleretaliatedto kicktwoquickgoals,the firstofwhichresultedfrom amisunderstandinghctween PalmyrabackmenwhichallowedJ.DeCeglietomark andkickagoal.

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Neithersidecouldgain theinitiativeandscore freelyandPalmyrasupportersweredisappointed whenD.Hainesshotfor goalandhitthepost.

Afterthehalf-timeinterval,Fremantlemademore useofthewindtogetthe ballintotheirforwardline, butalltheycouldmanage wasadisappointingstring ofpoints.

Incontrast,Palmyraattackeddecisively,whichresultedintheirroverR. Millerrunningintoanopen goalandslammingtheball throughwithapowerful drop-kick.Therestofthe quartertheballwasconfinedtotheflanksandit see-sawedbetweenthehalfbacklines.

InthelastquarterPalmyrakepttheircontrolon thegamethroughRay GreenandD.Ryder,who hadtheedgeovertheirFremantleopponentsD.Mc-

LeodandR.Rodriguez,and theirpowerfulbackline. Fremantletriedtobridge thegap,buttheyseemedto lackthestingthathascharacterisedtheirmatchesof thepreviousweeks.

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SecondSemi-Final,"B"

Division:EastVictoria ParkvLeederville-MelvilleOval,1p.m.

SecondSemi-Final"A"

Division:HighgatevEasternSuburbs-Melville Oval,3p.m.

NOTICETOALLCLUBS

TheannualY.C.W.Spring Ballisbeingheldatthe SouthPerthCivicCentreon October9.Atthisballthe "FairestandBest"Award, aswellaslastyear'sand thisyear'spennant,willbe presentedtotherespective playerandteams.Allteams areurgedtoformparties andattend.Forallenquiries contactSeanO'Sullivan, Y.C.W.FootballAssociation, CatholicCentre.

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BRANCHNOTES

DelegatestotheCatholicLawnTennisAssociation areremindedthattheirnextmeetingwilltakeplaceat theImperialHotelonMonday,September17,at8p.m., andanyoutstandingmoneyforthecabarettickets shouldbefinalisedbythen.

Don'tforgetthatthis socialeventtakesplaceson Wednesday,September19, attheMt.HawthornCivic Centre,from8.30p.m.to 1.30a.m.andthosewho attendareassuredofa reallyenjoyablenight,as thecommitteehasworked hardtomaintainthehigh standardofpreviousyears.

Membersarereminded thatentriesfortheSouth AustralianInterstateCarnivalmustbefinalisedatthe delegates'meetingthis week.

TheJuniorCompetitionis restrictedtothoseunder18 atJanuary1,1963,andwill compriseateamoffour girlsandateamoffour boys,runundersimilar conditionstotheWilsonand LintonCups.

TheSeniorCompetitionis comprisedofateamofsix ladiesandateamofsix men.Anypersoninterested inrepresentingtheW.A.C.L.T.A.ininterstatecompetitiontennisisrequestedto contactthe,hon.secretary, DesWells,at60-4970andhe willbepleasedtosupply furtherdetails.

Attentionisalsodrawnto theclosingdateforentries fortheMissW.A.C.L.T.A. Contest,whichisbeingrun inconjunctionwiththeCarnival.Clubdelegatesare urgedtofinalise

thisdelegates'meeting,as thisisdefinitelythedeadline.

STAROFTHESEA

Theclubhadonlytwo eventsintheclubtournamentthisyear-theladies' singlesandtheladies' doubles.Afteranenjoyable dinnerattheJohnBarleycornHotel,onSaturday, Septembcr1,trophieswere presentedtoJennyCullen astheladies'singleschampionandtoPatMcKenna andJennyCullenasthe winnersofthedoubles event.Congratulations,girls, onyourverygoodeffort!

Twoofourmembers,Pat FynmoreandJennyCullen, areofftoNorthamfora fortnight'scampwiththe C.M.F.

Anothermember,ChristineAntoine,whorecently boughtanewMorrisMinor, wenttouringtheSouthWestduringtheschoolholidaysandisapparentlywell satisfiedwithhernewcar.

Manythanksareoffered toGeraldineandKathleen O'Loughlin,whohavestood inasreplacementsforour "A"Reserveladies'teamon somanyoccasionsthisyear. Theirtimelyhelphasreally beenappreciated.

ST.MARY'S

CongratulationstoourAReserveladiesforwinning thisyear'spennant.Membersoftheteaminclude EdnaBlack,AlmaGartner, BarbaraBowman,PatDolan andMargaretWilliams.The teamcompletedtheseason withoutthelossofamatch, averycreditableperformance. NextonthelistaretheBGradeladies,wholastweek wontheirsemi-final.The pennantseriesarealmost completed,andplansarealreadyinhandfortherunningofamedaltournament. September23isthegeneralCommunionday.Mass isat7a.m.andmembersare urgentlyrequestedtoattend onthisspecialday.Transportwillbearrangedfor anymemberwholivesaway fromtheparish.Ringthe secretary,24-4284.forbookings.

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ByTHEHAWK

AnoutstandingperformanceatBelmontonSaturdaywasputupbyALLINDIAwhenheracedfirst up,carried9.12andwontheTriumphHandicapover 6ifurlongs,makinghacksoftheopposition.Sincehe hagprovedthathecangoadistance,heissuretowin furtherraces.ASTRAVISTAhadherfirstrunforthe seasoninthisraceandwasobviouslyaboveherself. Shefinishedwellbackinthefieldandneedsarunor twotobringherbacktothespeedyfillyshewaslast year.YENTONranintheraceandneededahitout. Hewillstripafitterhorsenextup.HIGHCHANNEL (second)rananhonestrace,butshowedthat6}furlongsistooshortforhimingoodcompany.

ENCOURAGING shortraces,butseldoma longstart.

Racegoersappreciatedthe betterresultsonSaturdayGOODYEAR whentwofavouritesand twosecondfavouriteswere successful.Thetidehasbeen slowinturning,butwith driertracksfurtherimprovementinresultsmaybe expected.Experienceover thelastfewwetweekshas broughttomindtheold axiomof"wettrack,don't back."

GOODSTART FORTESCUELADwon thefirstraceandgavepuntersagoodstart,ashe provedtobethegoodthing thebettingindicated.His riderallowedhimtodrop backapproachingtheturn, buthewasnevergoingto loseandwonwitheasethat suggestedfurtherwinsin hisownclass.

SPEEDY

WhenPLADUN,a3-y.-o, fillybyCOPPERYEARwon theNoviceHandicapbyfive lengths,beatingolder horses,sheshowedanice turnofspeed.Shegavean attractiveperformanceand nowisthechancetorepeat thedosefortrainerLen Molloybeforethebetter performedhorsesofherage returntoform.MACDUFF, whohaspreviouslybeena failure,ranunplacedinthis event,butthewayhenow looksandisracingsuggests thathecouldsoongivea boldshowinginasmall race.

NICERUN

ProminentownerMrs.G. W.Gwynneshouldbe pleasedwiththeforward showingputupbyher 3-y.-o.fillyFINESSEinthe AdvanceHandicapover6f furlongs.Racingfirstupthis season,shehadnotrouble inleadingtheolderhorses early,thenlackofracingtold,butshewasstillable torunfourth.Horsesofher ageandsexarelikelyto provideinterestingracing thisseason.Thisracewas wonbyMYCHANNEL fromFILUNJA,whowas perhapsalittleunluckyas thismarewassetanimpossibletaskfromthecorner, butranagoodsecond. Horsescangiveweightin

Judgingfromthestandardof3-y.-o.'s(ofboth sexes)seeninracesandon thetrack,thisseasonpromisestobeabumperone forhorsesofthatage.Many ofthetop-linersareyetto beproducedthisseason. Theywillthenonlyhaveto confirmearlyindicationsto assureusofagoodbatchof 4-y.-o.'snextyear.Itisat thatagethatmosthorses showtheirbestform.To theyoungerbrigadeof horsesdowelookforimprovementinthestandard ofracinginourState.

DON'TDISCARD WhenLORDBOSWELL dead-heatedforthirdinthe CrescentHandicapover sevenfurlongsonSaturday, hegavemorethanagood performance.Drawnwideat thebarrier,hewasalways welloutonthetrack,yet wasabletomixitwiththe leadersontheturnandthen onlyhisconditionfailed him.Hisappearancesuggestedthathehadenjoyed aneasytimesincelastproduced,asheiscarrying plentyofcondition.Whileit 'isnoteasyto"rap"ahorse whohaswonfouroutofhis lastfiveraces,readersmay beassuredthatthehandicapperisyettogethis measureandheisgood enoughtowinagain.

CLASSTELLS

Howoftenneedwebe remindedthattheclass horseinthefieldshould alwaysbegivenplentyof respectinmainevents.At KalgoorlieonSaturday, BERNGUARDwontheCup, whileALLINDIAwonthe principalraceinPerth.They eachcarriedtopweight (givingawayaprpoximately onestonetotheirnearest rivals),startedatdoublefigureodds,andregistered easywins.Itisimportant toothatbothhorseshold courserecordsinPerth. Howeasyitistorecallsuch factsaftertheevent!Never. theless,itisapointworthwhiletokeepinmindinthe nearfuturewhenmanyimportanteventswillbedecidedhere.

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By Rev.Father W.J.Foley

New-TypeChristianFamilies

The"AfricanEcclesiastical Review,"whichhasitseditorialofficeinMasaka, Uganda,recentlycalledattentiontothefamilytrainingcourseforcatechists whichisgivenattheCatechistTrainingCentreof BukumbiintheDioceseof MwanzaTanganyika.

TheBukumbicentre,which hasbeeninexistencesince 1957,approachestheproblemoftrainingmissioncatechistsfromanewangle.The entirefamilyofthecatechist takespartinsomewayin thetwo-yearcoursewhichit provides,Sinceitsestablishmentthecentrehasconductedtwofullcourses.Eight familiestookpartinthefirst andteninthesecond.

Thecentreismadeupof achapel,twolecturehalls (oneformenandonefor women)andeighthouses, dwellings,eachwithseparatekitchen,fortwelvefamilies. Theflourishingstateof theChurchinCentralAfrica isdueingreatparttothe workofoldtimecatechists.

"But"writesFr.M.Koenen, W.F.,"Africaischanging rapidlyandtodayweneed catechistswithbettertrainingandweneedthemurgently.Thesuccessofthe oldtimecatechistisgoing downinthesamecurveas theeducationalstandardof thepopulationisgoingup."

TheBukumbicentre's courseisplannedonthefamilybasisbecauseitisfelt thatthereisneednotonly forcatechistswhocanteach religionbutalsoforsuchas cangivegoodexamplein familylife,intheeducation ofchildrenandinsociallife ingeneral.

Everyeffortismadeto improvetheCatholiccharacterofthecatechist'shome. Eachfamilyreceivesanallowanceforfood.Medical careisgivengratisand schoolfeesforchildrenare paidbythediocese.

ThedayatBukumbistarts withprayer,meditationand Mass.

Thereisanhourofmanualworkeverydayfrom MondaytillFriday.There areseveralhoursofclass everymorningandafternoon.Theclassschedule forwomenismuchlighter thanforthemenasthewomenhavetheirhousehold dutiestoperform.

Oncompletionofthe coursethecatechistisassignedbytheBishoptohis ownparishwhenpossible, whereheshouldunderthe guidanceofthepriest,performsuchpastoralworkas isnotspecificallypriestly.

Theproblemofthemissionsdoesnotendwiththe trainingcourse.Thesecate-

chistsaresupposedtodevotetheirfulltimetotheir taskandtheymustreceive appropriateremuneration. Inprincipleitisagreedthat thecatechistshouldreceive abasicmonthlysalarywith annualincreases.Thereis alsoanallowanceforchildren.Thedifficultyarises whenaparishcannotafford topaythissalary. Inspiteofthefinancial burdenitisgenerallyagreed thattheneedofAfricanlay apostlesintheroleofcatechistsisanurgentone. Trainedcatechistsofgood educationandwithaseriousapostolicvocationcanbe reliedupontodomuchfor thedeepeningofthefaith andthestrengtheningofthe Church. Thebuildingofgoodfamilylifeprogrammesinthe missionsremainsaprincipalgoalintheSocietyforthe PropagationoftheFaith.

Willyouhelp?

HISTORICFAMILY, TONGA

FromBabyJoycetoaged, great-greatgrandmother MaliaMa'ukavaki-Mu'ais fivegenerations,fivelinks withthehistoryofCatholicisminthelittlekingdomof TongaintheheartofPolynesianSouthPacific,realm ofthepresentreigningregal altogetherlovedQueen Salote.

ForMaliaMa'ukavakiMu'a(translated):Mariawho-paid-tribute-to Mua),praisingGodthatshe wassparedtowelcomeher firstgreat-greatgrandchild, isherselfthegranddaughter ofaCatholiccouplewhoattendedthefirstMasson Tongashores119yearsago. Thesagaofthishistoric family,chronicledbriefly herebySiaAfeaki,oneof her54greatgrandchildren, whoistakingEntranceto Universitystudieswiththe MaristBrothersinSuva, throwsaninterestinglight onthemissionaryChurch, yesterdayandtoday

WHATISYOUR JOB?

St.Bernadettecalledher sickbed"TheWhiteChapel." Itwasherworkroomwhere she"didherjobofbeing sick."

Wewonderatthetremendousdifferenceitwould makeifthethousandsof peoplewholieonbedsof painwouldthinkoftheir sicknessasaDivineassignment,orasOurLordsaid: "ABaptismwherewithIam tohebaptised."Baptismof watermakesusshareDivine Life.ButBaptismofblood, orsufferingwhichOurLord referredtohere,makesus shareinHisRedemptive Death.

Thetaskofsomepeopleis just"beingsick."Thisis abeautifulopportunity.St. Bernadetteusedittothe fullest.Sheoffereditup forothers.Youcanofferup yourstotheHolyFather's SocietyforthePropagation oftheFaith.Lettherebe nowastedpaininyoursickroom.Allthingsco-operateuntogoodwiththosewho arecalledtobesaints."

Sendyoursacrificesto:Rev.W.J.Foley,Catholic MissionsOffice,Catholic Centre,VictoriaSquare.

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Eachyear"TheRoseof Tralee"iselectedinthe towninCountyKerryduringtheFestivalofKerrySeptember1-9-andeach yeartherearetwoquests, onefortheprettygirlwho willbetheRose,andthe otherinhistoryOardetails ofthemanwhowrotethe song,"TheRoseofTralee," fromwhichthemodern Rosetakeshertitle.

ThebigTraleefinalis precededby"Rose"competitionsinAmerican,British,Irishandothercities amonggirlsofTraleedescent,andthefinalistsgoto TraleeeachSeptemberto competefortheCrown. TraleeRosesappearbefore thejudgesonSeptember3. Andwritersdelvedeeper intohistoryforthestoryof WilliamPembrokeMulchinock,whowrotethefamous songaboutahundredyears ago.JohnMcCormackhelptomakeitworldfamousin afilm,andalltheIrishdistributorsforthebigworld recordingfirmstoldmethat itisstillgoingroundthe world.

Itisindozensofrecorded selectionsofIrishsongs,and thedistributorsofthelongplayingJohnMcCormack record(bytheRadioCorporationofAmerica)tellme itisabest-seller.

AnotherDublindistributor declared:"Thesongisan evergreen."

Andyetanother,the GramophoneCompanyof Ireland:"Yes,hereitis,on along-playingAmericanrecordingbyagirl,Joni James."

Whatsortofmanwrote it?Hepreferredwritingto business.HisuncleJohn wasamerchantprinceof thetimesinTralee,where thereisstillmuchevidence ofhisgenerosity,including theConventofMercyand theChristianBrothers' School.

Thesehegavetothetown, buthisnephewismainly

rememberedbyasong.The youngwriterwasattracted tothefreedommovement andwrotefor"TheNation," theorganoftheYoungIrelanders;andforlocaljournalssuchasthe"Cork Magazine"and"TheProvinceofMunster."

WhenhemarriedAlicia Keogh,ofCountyGalway, hemovedfromCloghers House,whichhisunclehad builtoutsideTralee,to BallyardCottage.

And,likemanyIrishmen, heemigratedtoAmerica, wherehestayedforfive yearsandwroteforjournals suchas"TheTribune"and "TheIrishAdvocate."

In1853,truetothesentimentsofhissong,hewas backinTraleetospendhis remainingyearsthere.

Inthesong,itwasnot thegirl'sbeauty"alonethat wonme,"but"thetruthin hereyesevershining,"and the"RoseofTralee"competitionisnotabeautycontestinthebathing-belle senseoftheword.

Itisasearchforatypical KerryRose,whoisusually -butnotalways-darkhaired,andthewinnercan beagirlfromLondon, BostonorNewYork,orany othercity,whohavenever beforeseenIreland.

Ifso,shewillnotreadily forgetit;andshewillknow allabouthorsesbeforeshe goeshome.Usuallyher royalprogressincludesthe Kerryracemeetings.

AndeveryoneinKerry willsingtheoldsongfor her,withouteventhedrop ofahat,andbeproudto saythat,likethegirlinthe song,she,"allsmiling,sat listeningtome." Traleeputup4,000colouredlampsforitsbigweek andarrangedfor100torchlightbearersandaLondon girls'pipebandtoleadthe openingprocession.

AmericansinIrelandare gettingtothebottomofthe

storiesthattheirgrandfatherstooktotheUnited Stateswhenemigratingthattherewaswealthunder theirfeetinIreland,Ifonly themoneyandtheinitiative couldbefoundtobringit up. Inagrassyfieldaboutan hourbycarfromDublin,at Rathmoylon,inCounty Meath,whereAmericansare drillingforoil,aderrick whichrises131feetintothe skyhasbecome,inafew weeks,thearea'sbestknownlandmark.

TheAmericanmanagerof productionoperationswas quitefrankaboutwhatwas underthesurface.."Wedo notknowifwewillfindoil here,"hetoldme."Wewill godown5,000feet,andif thereisnooil,wewillmove tootherlikelyIrishsiteson ourlist."

Justthenthedrillwas down300feet,andina caravanlaboratorytheresultsshowedthat,atthis depth,therewasoncethe seabed.WhichmakesIce Agesense,orsomethingof thesort,becausethefield, manymilesfromthesea,is neverthelessabout300feet abovesea-level.

Itisafour-weekoperationatRathmoylon,now 1,500feetdownona24hour-a-dayschedule. Thereisaboutamillion dollars'worthofAmerican equipment.onthesite,and abouttenAmericanand20 Irishmenengagedinthe boring.

TheAmericanfirmsinvolvedareusingtheirown money-notIrishgrantstofindtheanswers,andthis waswelcomenewsatatime whentheGovernmentwas concernedthattheAvoca coppermines,operatedby Canadianinterestsand whichhavealreadyreceived severalmillionpoundsof Governmentmoney,were askingformoreinorderto keepgoing.

VERDI'SREQUIEMMASS

*Thefirstperformance inWesternAustralia ofVerdi'sRequiemMassis thenextgreatchoralwork scheduledforpresentation bythetwohundredsingers oftheUniversityChoral Society.

OnOctober5and6next theUniversityChoralSociety,inconjunctionwiththe W.A.SymphonyOrchestra andsoloistswillbeperformingthisworkinWinthrop Hall.Theconductorwillbe ProfessorFrankCallaway andthesoloistsMollyMcGurk(soprano),Betty Hooper(mezzo-soprano), RaymondMcDonald(tenor) andStewartHarvey(bass). Thelasttwoofthesesingers arecomingfromSydney speciallyfortheperformance.

TheRequiemisthesincereandspontaneousoutcomeofVerdi'sgriefforthe deathofthegreatItalian novelist,AlessandroManzoni,whomVerdivenerated "likeasaint."Inhis Requiem,Verdihascreated aworkwhichmovesinan atmosphereoftenseemotion.Grief,awe,theterrors ofDeathandJudgementare depictedhereinforceful strokes.

Verdi,bytemperament andpracticeanoperatic composer(LaTraviata, Rigoletto,IITravatore, Aida),wrotehisRequiemin theveinhehadlearntinthe theatre.Inthe"DiesIrae" section,forinstance,he seizesuponthepicturesque sideofthetextandsweeps usatonceintothefulltide ofhorroranddismaywhich itsuggests.Therushing scale-passagesandfurious concussionsoftheorchestral partsandthefrenziedcries ofthevoicesconjureupa Dantesquepicture.

TheRequiemopensina gravemoodwiththevoices repeatingassoftlyaspos-

MR.LAURENCENOONAN,Supervisorof EducationfortheA.B.C.,istogiveanillustrated talkentitled"VerdiandHisRequiem"onMonday, September17,at8p.m.inWinthropHall.The UniversityMusicSocietyextendsaspecialinvitationtoreadersof"TheRecord"toattendthisfree evening.Mr.Noonan,well-knownforhissinging broadcastsoverthenationalstations,hasbeena memberofSt.Mary'sCathedralChoirformany years.HestudiedsinginginRomeandatthe ElderConservatorium,Adelaide,andhassince furtheredhismusicalstudiesattheUniversity ofWesternAustralia. sible"Requiem."Inthefinal sectionoftheworkasteady crescendobeginningwith thewords"Dumveneris judicare"findsitsclimax whenallthevoicesand orchestraburstforthinsupplication"Domine,Domine, liberame,"whilethe sopranosoloistmounts abovethevolumeofsound inarisingpassageculminatingonahighheldnote. Thiscrisisisfollowedbya reaction,andwereturnto atranquilatmosphereand therepetitionofaprayer. TheRequiemcomestoa quietbutimpressiveend withthetwo-hundred-voice choirandthesopranosoloistmonotoninginalow whispertwice"Liberame Domine."

Thefirstperformanceof theworkwasgivenatSt. Mark'sCathedral,Venice,in 1874,withthecomposer conducting.Ascanbe imagined,itseffectonthat occasionwasoverwhelming, asithasbeentoaudiences throughouttheworldever since.

Thetineperformancesof thegreatchoralworksby theUniversityChoralSocietyandtheW.A.Symphony Orchestradrawcapacity houses.Membersofchurch groups,schools,socialclubs andmusicsocietiesareadvisedthatblockbookingsat reducedpricesareavailable

Men

TheGovernmentishavingthepositionatAvoca examinedbyanoutsideexpert.Therearesuggestions inpressandparliamentthat theoriginalforecastsofthe accessiblewealthinthispicturesquepieceofIrishsoil, madefamousbythepoet ThomasMoreforitsbeauty "wherethebrightwaters meet,"weretoooptimistic.

Archbishop'sPost Attheannualgeneral meetingofSt.Brendan's College,Killarney,Past Pupils'Union,theArchbishopofPerth,MostRev. Dr.Prendiville,waselected aVice-President.

TheotherVice-Presidents electedwereMost.Rev.Dr. Houlihan,BishopofEldoret, Kenya;RightRev.MonsignorW.Sewell,Manchester;Rev.Dr.P.F. Crcmin,Maynooth;Dr.E. N.M.O'Sullivan,Killarney; Dr.M.A.Moriarty,Dublin. Otherofficerselected wereMr.T.P.Cahill,Dublin,asPresident;Rev.M. O'Flaherty,St.Brendan's, andMr.L.O'Connor,Killarney,asSecretaries;and VeryRev.J.Moynihan,President,St.Brendan's,as Treasurer. PresidentdeValera,ona recentvisit,haspaidaglowingtributetoSt.Brendan's, referringinparticularto thenumberofbrilliant churchmenandadministratorswhohavestudiedthere.

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nowtopartiesof20ormore atboxoffices.Earlybookingisrecommendedasplans arerapidlyfilling.Fora numberofreasonsVerdi's Requiemcannotbegivena thirdperformance,aswas doneoftheBachSt. MatthewPassion.

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Anglican"CentralChurchmen"

CURIOUS,ENMORE,ASKS:ISTHERESUCHATHINGASARECOGNISED"CENTRAL CHURCHMAN'SPARTY"INTHEANGLICANCHURCH?

R.:No;forthesimplereasonthatthoseAnglicanswho describethemselvesas "CentralChurchmen"object toalltalkof"Parties"withintheChurchofEngland. anddon'twanttobeclassed asadherentsofany"Party." Agenerationago,therewere threeclear-cut"Parties" amongAnglicans,sometimes called"HighChurch,""Low (lurch,"and"BroadChurch."sometimes"AngloCatholics,""Evangelicals," and"Liberals"or"Modernists.Theseheldwhatwere reallythreedivergentreligiousviewpointsandthere wasmuchbitteropposition betweenthem.Butthose whocallthemselves"CentralChurchmen"areoutto pouroilonthetroubled watersandeasethetensions withintheChurchofEngland.

MEANINGOFTHETERM

Q.:Couldyoupleasetellme somethingaboutthis"CentralChurchmanship"?

R.:Withtheriseofwhat isknownasthe"Tractarian" or"OxfordMovement"there emergedcertain"High"

Churchmenwhobeganto stresstheideathatthe ChurchofEnglandwas "Catholic"andnot"Protestant."'Evangilical"or"Low" Churchmenreactedviolently againstthis,insistingthat theChurchofEnglandwas "Protestant"andnot"Catholic."Effortstosolvethedifficultyresultedin"Central Churchmanship"whichsaid itisamistaketoaskwhethertheChurchofEnglandis Catholic"or"Protestant.It is"both"Catholic"and" Protestant.Thatdiplomatic formulasatisfiedthosewho adoptedit:butisisreally amatterofwordsonly.

ANGLICANBISHOPEXPLAINS.

Q.:AfriendofmineinSydneytellsmeheisanAnglicanof"CentralChurchmanship."

R.:Thatgivesnorealclue tohistypeofAnglicanism. AllthatIamabouttosay nowisfromanAnglican authority,BishopStephen Neill,inhis"Pelican"book "Anglicanism"(19581,who declaresthat,despitedislike ofconflictingpartieswithin

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theChurchofEnglandand unwillingnesstobeclassed. asadherentsofanyoneof them,suchparties"do"exist. Firstlyhementionstwoextremeswhichhehimselfcalls the"lunaticfringe."Oneconsistsofpro-RomanAnglicans,whoregularlyoffer "Mass"attimesinLatin fromaRomanMissalinstead ofusingtheBookofCommonPrayer.Theotherconsistsofextreme"Evangelicals"whoarebiblicalfundamentalistsandwhobelieveM"Bible-only"religion, justificationbyfaithalone andassuranceofsalvation. Astheformerclasswould bemoreathomeintheRomanChurch,thesewouldbe moreathomeamongMethodistsorCongregationalists. Leavingthesetwo"lunatic fringe"extremeswhichare comparativelysmallnumerically,therearetwomain groupssolidlyAnglicanyet irreconcilable,thatofconvinced"Anglo-Catholics" andthatofconvinced"Evangelicals."theoneemphasising CatholicideastheotherProtestantideas.Athirdgroup notsonumerousasthese two,consistsofthosecalled "Broad,""Liberal"or'Modern"Churchmen.Inbetweentheearethe'Central Churchmen"whoreject party-labelsandprofessto believehia"Comprehensive Anglicanism."Buttheyare ofallshadesofopinion,some "high"ratherthan"low"; others'low"ratherthan 10,,h";andvetothers"liberal"andneither"high"nor 'low".YourfriendinSyda.

neymayclaimtobeanAnglicanof"CentralChurchmanship,"butifhereflects theaverageSydneyAnglicanoutlook,hiswouldbe "Lowchurchmanship"rather than"High-Churchmanship." POSITIONINAUSTRALIA.

Q.:HesaystheoverwhelmingmajorityofAnglicansinAustraliaarein thesameposition.

R.:Theterm"Central Churchmanship"maybe widelyused,butitreally meansreallymorethan "ComprehensiveChurchmanship,"andsaysnothingabout anAnglican'sbeliefs,which maybe"Angio-Catholic"as inQueenslandor"Evangelical"inSydney,etc.Bishop qtephenN:illsaysthatof diocemnBishopsinEngland,eightareuncompromising"Anglo-Catholics";sevenuncompromising"Evangelicals";17"CentralChurchmen"of"high"rather than"low"tendenciei,10 of"low"ratherthan"high" lendemici;;andperhapstwo of"Liberal"tendencies. Theseproportion'wouldprobablyreflectthoseprevailingalsoinAustralia.

Q.:Myfriendsaysthateventuallyboth"Anglo-Catholics"and"LawChurch Evangelicals'.willdisaprenrfromthescene.

R.:IL.,mayhopethat; butmyownopinion,forwhat itmaybeworth,isthatthere arenogroundsforhisexpectationotherthanhiswish thatsuchwillhethecase.

"CommonGround ForChristians"

Inquirer,North Q.:wouldliketo -ome thingtobring 11,.seto peoplethat,basicz'iy,as Christiansweallmeeton commongroundina commoncharity.

R.:Itwouldbebetterto saythatallwhoprofessto beChristians-notalldoshouldmeetonthecommon groundofcharity,zealand activeco-operationforthe maintainingofunanimouslyacknowledgedChristianprinciplesinthecommunity. Theremayseemtobemany implicitreservationsthere; buttheyareunavoidable. Meetingoncommonground asChristiansisdroppedin favorofmeetingas"professingChristians";forthereis anunbridgeablechasmbetweenideasastowhatitis tobeaChristian.Itisas ChristiansthatweCatholics believeitnecessarytoaccept thewholecontentofour Catholicreligion.IfProtestantsbelievethatasChristianstheymustaccepttheir Protestantism,thentheybelievethatasChristiansthey mustrejectCatholicism Twomenwhosawthisproblemclearlyfromopposite sidesofthechasmwerethe CatholicCardinalNewman andtheSwissCalvinisttheologian.KarlBarth.Inhis book,"LossandGain,Newmansays:"Itisnotthat CatholicismandProtestantismarethesamereligion,

ST.PAULANDST.

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F,O'S,Parramatta: Q:WhydidnotSt.Paul.in Gal.1:18.19,includePeter asoneoftheLord'sspiritualbrotherswithJames, DoesthismeanthatJames washisrealbrother H.:InGal.1:18-19St. Paulsays:"IwenttoJerusalemtoseePeter,butother oftheapostlesIsawnone, savingJamesbrotherofthe Lord."St.PaulhadnointentionwhateverhereofexcludingSt.Peterasoneof theLord'sspiritualbrothers, norofdeclaringSt.Jamesto beOurLord'srealbrother byreasonofnaturalbirth. St.JameswasgenerallyspokenofastheLord'sbrother accordingtoHebrewcustom, whichusedthetermofany nearrelativessuchascousins AsIexplainedpreviously, justasthewholeofIsraelof oldwasregardedasacollectivefamilyandallIsraelitesasbrethen,soOurLord foundeda"newIsrael"or chosenpeopleofGod.His Church,allmembersof whichwerebrethreninHim who,asSt.Paulsays,was "thefirst-bornofmanybrethren"Rom.8:29.Spiritually therefore,St.PeterandSt. James,withallotherdisciplesofChristwereequally "brethrenofChrist."

Inthepassageyoumention,St.Paulsayshewent toJerusalemexpresslyto seeSt.Peter,notinorder tomeetSt.James,whomhe saysheonlyhappenedto meetalso.Thereasonwhy St.Paulwentinorderto seeSt.Peterwasbecause St.Peterwaschiefof theapostlesandheadofthe Church.TheProtestantscholar,Dr.OscarCullmann,says inhisbook."Peter.Disciple. Apostle.Martyr."that"the recognitionofPeter'sauthoritybyPaulhasthegreater weightbecauseitoccursin Galatians."

MEANINGOFA

PROPHETICPSALM

Q.:InPsalm69.8wefind thattheBiblementions theLord'sbrethenandHis mother'schildren.What doesthatmean?

R.:Thewordsofthepsalm are:"Iambecomeastrangeruntomybrethrenandan alienuntomymother'schildren."IntheProtestantBible thesewordsareinpsalm69:8 intheCatholicBible,psalm 68:9.Theycontainnotthe slightestreferencetoMary,

onlypeAhedalittlefarther. Ourreligiousdiffer,notonly indefTree,butinkind"Karl Barth,ontheotherhand, speakingfromtheProtestant point-ofview,wrote:"Our onlypossibleattitudeto Catholicismisrnis"ionary workamongCatholics; preachingthegospeltothem; butcertainlynotunionWith them."Itisevident,then, thatprofessing,Christians understandChristianityvery differentlyonmanybasic issues.ArchbishopHeenan, ofLiverpool,England,put thingswellinarecentaddresstoUniversitystudents inSheffield.Hesaidthat thereisnottheslightest hopeofunityinoneandthe sameChurch.Buttherecan hedispositionsofcharitybetweenn11professingChristiansbasedontheircommon beliefinCodand'loveof Christ,sothattheydonot attackeachotherpersonally becauseofdifferentbeliefs, nordenythesincerityof others.Asforzeal,hesaid, inthesedayswhenthereis somuchirreligion,andGovernmentsaresecularised,all professingChristians,whatevertheirtheologicaldifferences,shoulddrawtogether andactinconcertinorder thattrueChristianprinciples shouldbere-established.We havetothinkoutwaysand meanstowardsthat;butit iswelltobeclearastowhat ispossible.

theLord'sMother,norto anychildrenofhers.Primarily,thepsalmisthasinmind thesufferingoftheJewsin exile,expressingtheirmiseryandgriefinHebrewpoetry.Whereweoftenryhme ourlinesinpoeticformof parallelism,repeatingthe samethoughtinotherwords. Sothephrase,"Iambecomeastrangeruntomybrethren"isfollowedbyanother expressingthesameidea, "Analienuntomymother's children."Allitmeantwas thattheexiledJewsfeltdesolate.tornawayfromtheir nativelandandtheirown people.Noparticularmother orchildrenwasintended, andtheliteraldetailswere quitewithoutsignificance. Theexpressionbecameproverbial,andCardinalManningwasfondofusingitto describethesacrificeshe madeinbecomingaCatholic,withthelossofhisformerAnglicanfriends."Iam becomeastrangeruntomy brethren"hewouldsay "andanalienuntomymother'schildren."Inthenew Testament,thepsalmasa wholeisquotedasprophetic ofChrist,rejectedbyHis ownpeople,theJews.But itissignificantthatthis particularverse8isnot quoted,butonlyverses5, 10,22,23,24and26.Christ indeedbecameastranger toHisbrethren,theJews. whoshouldhaverecognised HimastheMessiahtheir Scriptureshadpredicted,and analienuntothechildren ofIsrael;butneverwasHe alienatedfromHismother, Mary;andpreciselybecause shehadnochildrenother thanHimselfHehadtoentrustHer,asshestoodat thefootoftheCrosson whichHewasdying,toJohn thesonofZebedee.

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CURIOUS,ENMORE,ASKS:ISTHERESUCHATHINGASARECOGNISED"CENTRAL ' CHURCHMAN'SPARTY"INTHEANGLICANCHURCH?

R.:No;forthesimplereasonthatthoseAnglicanswho describethemselvesas "CentralChurchmen"object toalltalkof"Parties"withintheChurchofEngland, anddon'twanttobeclassed asadherentsofany"Party." Agenerationago,therewere threeclear-cut''Parties" amongAnglicans,sometimes, called"HighChurch,""Low Church,"and"BroadChurch."sometimes"AngloCatholics,""Evangelicals," and"Liberals"or"Modernists.,,Theseheldwhatwere reallythreedivergentreligiousviewpointsandthere wasmuchbitteropposition betweenthem.Butthose whocallthemselves"CentralChurchmen"areoutto pouroilonthetroubled watersandeasethetensions withintheChurchofEngland.

MEANINGOFTHETERM

Q.:Couldyoupleasetellme somethingaboutthis"CentralChurchmanship"?

R.:Withtheriseofwhat isknownasthe"Tractarian" or"OxfordMovement"there emergedcertain"High"

ANGLICANBISHOPEXPLAINS.

Q.:AfriendofmineinSydneytellsmeheisanAnglicanof"CentralChurchmanship."

R.:Thatgivesnorealclue tohistypeofAnglicanism. AllthatIamabouttosay nowisfromanAnglican authority,BishopStephen Neill,inhis"Pelican-book "Anglicanism"(1958i,who declaresthat,despitedislike ofconflictingpartieswithin

theChurchofEnglandand unwillingnesstobeclassed. asadherentsofanyoneof them,suchparties"do"exist. Firstlyhementionstwoex-. tremeswhichhehimselfcalls the"lunaticfringe."Oneconsistsofpro-RomanAnglicans,whoregularlyoffer "Mass"attimesinLatin fromaRomanMissalinstead ofusingtheBookofCommonPrayer.Theotherconsistsofextreme"Esangelicals"whoarebiblicalfundamentalistsandwhobelievein"Bible-only"religion, justificationbyfaithalone andassuranceofsalvation. Astheformerclasswould bemoreathomeintheRomanChurch,thesewouldbe moreathomeamongMethodistsorCongregationalists. Leavingthesetwo"lunatic fringe"extremeswhichare comparativelysmallnumerically,therearetwomain groupssolidlyAnglicanyet irreconcilable,thatofconvinced"Anglo-Catholics" andthatofconvinced"Evangelicals."theoneemphasising CatholicideastheotherProtestantideas.Athirdgroup notso'numerousasthese two,consistsofthosecalled "Broad,""Liberal"or'Modern"Churchmen.Inbetweenthesearethe'Central Churchmen"whoreject party-labelsandprofessto believeina"Comprehensive Anglicanism."Buttheyare ofallshadesofopinion,some "high"ratherthan"low"; others'low"ratherthan 'hi7h";andyetothers"liberal"andneither"high"nor 'low".YourfriendinSyd-

neymayclaimtobeanAnglicanof"CentralChurchmanship,"butifhereflects theaverageSydneyAnglicanoutlook,hiswouldbe "Lowchurchmanship"rather than"High-Churclunanship."

POSITIONINAUSTRALA.

Q.:HesaystheoverwhelmingmajorityofAnglicansinAustraliaarein thesameposition.

R.:Theterm"Central Churchnranship"maybe widelyused,butitreally meansreallymorethan "ComprehensiveChurchmanship,"andsaysnothingabout anAnglican'sbeliefs,which maybe"Anglo-Catholic"as inQueenshnwlor"Evangelical"inSydney,etc.Bishop StephenNeillsaysthatof 41diocesanBishopsinEngland,eightareuncompromising"Anglo-Catholics";sevenuncompromising"Evangelicals";17"CentralChurchmen"of"high"rather than"low"tendencies'10 of"low"ratherthan"high" tendencies;andperhapstwo of"Liberal"tendencies. Theseproportionswouldprobablyreflectthoseprevailingalso-inAustralia.

Q.:Myfriendsaysthateventuallybath"Anglo-Catholics"and"LowChurch Evangelicals"willdisaprearfromthescene.

R.:Hemayhopethat: butmyownopinion,forwhat itmaybeworth,isthatthere arenogroundsforhisexpectationotherthanhiswish thatsuchwillhethecase. es.eslees441.0.1.4.10,0444141.1.0.0414.414104.

"CommonGround ForChristians"

Inquirer,NorthShore:

Q.:wouldliketodosomethingtobringhometo peoplethat,basically,as Christiansweallmeeton acommongroundina commoncharity.

R.:ItwouldBebetterto saythatallwhoprofessto beChristians-notalldoshouldmeetonthecommon groundofcharity,zealand activeco-operationforthe maintainingofunanimouslyacknowledgedChristianprinciplesinthecommunity. Theremayseemtobemany implicitreservationsthere; buttheyareunavoidable. Meetingoncommonground asChristiansisdroppedin favorofmeetingas"professingChristians";forthereis anunbridgeablechasmbetweenideasastowhititis tobeaChristian.Itisas ChristiansthatweCatholics believeitnecessarytoaccept thewholecontentofour Catholicreligion.IfProtestantsbelievethatasChristianstheymustaccepttheir Protestantism,thentheybelievethatasChristiansthey mustrejectCatholicism Twomenwhosawthisproblemclearlyfromopposite sidesofthechasmwerethe CatholicCardinalNewman andtheSwissCalvinisttheologian.KarlBarth.Inhis book,"LossandGain,Newman.says:"Itisnotthat CatholicismandProtestantismarethesamereligion,

ST.-PAULANDST. PETER'SSUPREMACY

F.O'S,Parramatta:

Q:WhydidnotSt.Paul,in Gat.1:18.19,includePeter asoneoftheLord'sspiritualbrotherswithJames, DoesthismeanthatJames washisrealbrother R.:InGal.1:18-19St. Paulsays:"IwenttoJerusalemtoseePeter,butother oftheapostlesIsawnone, savingJamesbrotherofthe Lord."St.PaulhadnointentionwhateverhereofexcludingSt.Peterasoneof theLord'sspiritualbrothers, norofdeclaringSt.Jamesto beOurLord'srealbrother byreasonofnaturalbirth. St.JameswasgenerallyspokenofastheLord'sbrother accordingtoHebrewcustom, whichusedthetermofany nearrelativessuchascousins AsIexplainedpreviously, justasthewholeofIsraelof oldwasregardedasacollectivefamilyandallIsraelitesasbrethen,soOurLord foundeda"newIsrael"or chosenpeopleofGod.His Church,allmembersof whichwerebrethreninHim who,asSt.Paulsays,was "thefirst-bornofmanybrethren"Rom.8:29.Spiritually therefore,St.PeterandSt. James,withallotherdisciplesofChristwereequally "brethrenofChrist."

MEANINGOFA

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Q.:InPsalm69.8wefind thattheBiblementions theLord'sbrethenandHis mother'schildren.What doesthatmean?

our;asiiwerebeingyours onlypushedalittlefarther. Ourreligiousdiffer,notonly indegree,butinkind."Karl Barth,ontheotherhand, speakingfromtheProtestant point-ofview,wrote:"Our onlypossibleattitudeto Catholicismismissionary workamongCatholics; preachingthegospeltothem; butcertainlynotunionwith them."Itisevident,then, thatprofessingChristians understandChristianityvery differentlyonmanybasic issues.ArchbishopHeenan, ofLiverpool,England,put thingswellinarecentaddresstoUniversitystudents inSheffield.Hesaidthat thereisnottheslightzst hopeofunityinoneandthe sameChurch.Buttherecan bedispositionsofcharitybetweenallprofessingChristiansbasedontheircommon beliefinCodand'loveof Christ,sothattheydonot attackeachotherpersonally becauseofdifferentbeliefs, nordenythesincerityof others.Asforzeal,hesaid, inthesedayswhenthereis somuchirreligion,andGovernmentsaresecularised,all professingChristians,whatevertheirtheologicaldifferences,shoulddrawtogether andactinconcertinorder thattrueChristianprinciples shouldbere-established.We havetothinkoutwaysand meanstowardsthat;butit iswelltobeclearastowhat ispossible.

theLord'sMother,norto anychildrenofhers.Primarily,thepsalmisthasinmind thesufferingoftheJewsin exile,expressingtheirmiseryandgriefinHebrewpoetry.Whereweoftenryhme ourlinesinpoeticformof parallelism,repeatingthe samethoughtinotherwords. Sothephrase,"Iambecomeastrangeruntomybrethren"isfollowedbyanother expressingthesameidea, "Analienuntomymother's children."Allitmeantwas thattheexiledJewsfeltdesolate,tornawayfromtheir nativelandandtheirown people.Noparticularmother orchildrenwasintended, andtheliteraldetailswere quitewithoutsignificance. Theexpressionbecameproverbial,andCardinalManningwasfondofusingitto describethesacrificeshe madeinbecomingaCatholic,withthelossofhisformerAnglicanfriends."Iam becomeastrangeruntomy brethren"hewouldsay "andanalienuntomymother'schildren."Inthenew Testament,thepsalmasa wholeisquotedasprophetic ofChrist,rejectedbyHis ownpeople,theJews.But itissignificantthatthis particularverse8isnot quoted,butonlyverses5, 10,22,23,24and26.Christ indeedbecameastranger toHisbrethren,theJews, whoshouldhaverecognised HimastheMessiahtheir Scriptureshadpredicted,and analienuntothechildren ofIsrael;butneverwasHe alienatedfromHismother, Mary;andpreciselybecause shehadnochildrenother thanHimselfHehadtoentrustHer,asshestoodat thefootoftheCrosson whichHewasdying,toJohn thesonofZebedee.

"THERECORD,"bycourtesyofStation2SM,Sydney,publishessomeofDr. Rumble'sradioanswers eachweek. Queriesfromourmelees(whichmustbeN. companiedbynameend addressofsender)are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichletvolvesadelayofsome weeks. Repliestothemmayor maynotthenbeamong thosechosenforpublicationinthesecolumns.

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"Patience"hasoneof Gilbert'swittiestlibrettos, but,likeallsatires,thesly digsatcontemporariesbecomelessrecognisablewith thepassingyearsuntil,like BeaumontandFletcher's "KnightoftheBurning Pestle,"theworkcanonly beenjoyedbypeoplewho havemadesomeconsiderablestudyoftheperiod.To mostofus,Burne-Jones,the Pre-Raphaelitesandallthe aestheticsof80yearsago seemalmostasremoteas theMiddleAges.Thetext of"Patience"therefore needssomeelucidation,indeedperhapsamoredetailedlibrettothanmanyan Italianopera.Thewordsare notalwayscleartotheear andtheyareevenmoreobscuretothebrain.Unfortunately,asalwayswithGilbertandSullivan,thelibrettoisreducedtoascrappy sheetofpaper.

Musically,"Patience" couldclaimtobesecond onlyto"TheMikado"andis oneofSullivan'sbestscores. Sofar,onlyDeccahasissuedrecordingsoftheopera andthisnewsetisbetter thantheusualrunofDoyly Carterecordings.Idonot knowwhetherH.M.V.,who issuestheonlyrivalseries, hasa"Patience"inmind; generallyspeaking,the H.M.V.seriesissuperiorto theDecca.

BARTOK:ViolinConcerto No.1,VIOTTI:Violin ConcertoNo.22.Coronet, 57/6, Thesoloistonbothsides isIsaacStern,withthe PhiladelphiaOrchestraunderOrmandy.Bothworks werequitenewtome,so comparisonsareimpossible, butbothperformances seemedtoheverygoodindeed.TheBartokviolincon-

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certoisnotTHEBartok violinconcertobutanearly work,datingfrom8907,and onlypublishedafterthe deathoftheviolinist,Stefi Geyer,withwhomBartok wasinloveandtowhomhe dedicatedtheconcerto. ThereislittleoftheBartok violenceandonlyinthe secondmovementwhereit alternateswitharomantic mood;thefirstmovement (thereareonlytwo)is notableforitsrhapsodic lyricism.Theotherconcerto datesfromthe18thcentury andisonethatIhavebeen eagertoheareversinceI readBrahmsonthesubject ofconcertos.Brahmspointed outthatthegreatestconcertosofall,werenever heardinperformance;naturally,hewasreferringto thoseofMozart,ofwhich onlytheDminorpianoconcertowaseverplayed,but heincludedthisViotticon-_ :ertovithhisremarksor Mozart.Withthatintroduction,Iexpectedsomething atleastasgoodasBrahms himself,butIwouldbereluctanttoplaceViottiquite onthatlevel.However,this isanexcellentdiscinspite ofitsstrangecoupling.

SULLIVAN-MACKERRAS: PineapplePoll.H.M.V., 57/6.

Ayearorsoago,wehad thepleasureofhearing MackerrashimselfconductingthisballetinPerthand averylivelyaffairitwas, withMackerrassocarried awaythathenearlyfelloff thestand.Hereheconducts theRoyalPhilharmonic withthesameverveand brilliance;anyonewho wantsSullivanwithaface- lift-andwhataliftshouldbuythis.Absolutely firstclassofitskind.

MUSICANDSOUNDSOF MELANESIA,11,M.V. 52/6.

Thisisthekindofdisc tooeasilydamnedbycalling it"interesting."Itconsists ofanintroductionanda seriesofrecordingmadeby SandraLeBrunHolmes, whohashadagreatexperienceofaboriginalmyths andmusic,bothinAustraliaandinMelanesia.Modern entertainmentbeingwhat.it is,Idoubtifthenative musicwillappealmuchto thegeneralpublic,butthe discmightbeusefulto schools.Imustconfessthat Ifounditonthedullside.

THERECENTVISITTO PERTHOFMR.ROBERT SPEAIGHT,C.B.E.,PROVIDEDTHEOPPORTUNITYOFHEARINGONE OFTHEFINESTVOICES INTHEMODERNBRITISH THEATRE.

Mr.Speaight,aconvertto theCatholicChurch,was returningtoEnglandaftera successfulEasternStates seasonplayingthetitlerole ofSt.ThomasMorein RobertBolt's"AManfor AllSeasons." Hehadpreviouslyvisited Australiain1953toappear inplaysfortheAustralian BroadcastingCommisson andin1960fortheAustralianElizabethanTheatre Trust'spresentationofT.S. Eliot's"MurderintheCathedral"fortheAdelaide FestivalofArts.

Duringhisbriefstayin Perth,Mr.Speaightgave dramaticrecitalsatthe PlayhouseTheatre,aswell asanadditionalrecitalfor Religiousandalecture, "TwoSaintsforTwoPlays," atSt.ThomasMoreCollege.

Theprogrammeschosen forthedramaticrecitals gavefullscopetohiebeautiftitspeakingvoice,delightinghisaudiencewithselectionsrangingfromShakespearetoHilaireBellocand C.J.Dennis.

ThehighlightoftheMondayeveningrecitalwasthe touchingpathosfusedwith theimplacablevenomof Shylock'sspeechbeforethe courtin"TheMerchantof Venice."This,togetherwith twofineexcerptsfrom "MurderintheCathedral," wasforahushedPlayhouse audienceanexperiencenot easilytobeforgotten.

CAREERINTHE THEATRE

Apartfromhismanyprofessionalappearancessince hebeganhiscareerwiththe LiverpoolRepertoryTheatre in1926,Mr.Speaightisa recognisedauthorityas literarycritic,producer,lecturerandCatholicapologist. His"LifeofHilaireBelloc," publishedseveralyearsago, wasdescribedbytheMelbourneAdvocateas"oneof theclassicbiographiesof ourtime."

Hismajorachievement, however,willalwaysbethe definitiveSt.Thomasa'Becketintheplaywith whichT.S.Eliotre-establishedtheEnglishverse drama,"Murderinthe Cathedral."Sincehefirst tookthepartforitsinaugu-

rillpresentationattheCanterburyFestivalin1935,he hasplayedBecketmore thanonethousandtimes.

TWOSAINTSFOR TWOPLAYS

Withthisinmind,itwas arareexperiencetohear hisaddress,"TwoSaintsfor TwoPlays,"deliveredatSt. ThomasMoreCollege.Reviewingtheperformanceof "AManforAllSeasons"in Melbourne,TheBulletin dramaticcriticwrote:"Itis ameasureofthesuccessof `AManforAllSeasons'that onecomesawayfromitfull ofthesplendourofThomas More.RobertBolt,Robert Speaightandothersareeminentlyworthtalkingabout, andtheyandtheirwork mustformthe.subjectmatterofareview.Butthat Morelivedisthereallyimportantthing."

Mr.Speaighthasbeenfor solongidentifiedwith Thomasa'Becketthathe wasonceintroducedtoan Americanaudience,quite seriously,as"Mr.Becket whohascometospeaktous aboutThomasa'Kempis."

IvorBrown,thedramatic critic,oncecomplained: "HowlongisMr.Speaight tobeentombedinthecrypt ofSt.Eliot's?"Itseems, however,thathehasbeen captivatedbyThomasMore, ashavebeensomany others,bothduringhislifetimeandsince.

Oneoftheachievements ofRobertBolthasbeenhis successinincorporatingthe actualrecordedwordsofthe saintintothedialogueofthe play.St.ThomasMore's magnanimityandhumour areproverbial."Mr.Lieutenant,"hesaidwhen ascendingthescaffold,"I prayyouseemesafelyup, andforcomingdownletme shiftformyself."Tothe headsman,whowasintears, hesaid:"Pluckupthy spirits,man,andbenot afraidtodothineoffice,my neckisveryshort.Take heed,therefore,thoushoot notawry,forsavingthy honesty.Spareonlymy beard.Ithathnotcommitted treasonagainsttheKing." Tohisjudgeshislastword wasakindlyone:"Justas St.Paulwaspresentatthe deathofStephen,andconsentedtoit,soIpraythat wemayallonedaymeet againmerrilyhereafter."

IncomparingthepersonalitiesofthetwogreatCatholicmartyrswhosecharactershehassoWonderfully assumedinthetheatre,Mr.

Speaightdistinguishedbetweentheminawaythat wasatthesametimeinformativeandchallenging. Becket'swasacold,almost aloofanddedicatedsanctity whichdeliberatelycourted martyrdominorderto. achievethepreservationof thedignityandindependenceoftheChurchinEngland.

Ontheotherhand,More diednotforthegreatright offreedomofspeech,but fortherighttoremain silent.Hewasamanwho lovedlife,hiswife,children andfriends.Hewasaman withobligationswhosought withinhisconsciencefor everylegitimateavenueof compromise,butinsimple honestycouldfindnone.

ThetrialOfMore,Mr. Speaightsaid,wasaturning point,awatershedofmodernEnglishhistory.The killingofMorekilledlearningandbeauty,killed humourandcharm;itkilled thegreattradition,thecontinuityofthecenturies,the communityofEuropeakfar asEnglandwasconcerned.

ThomasMorecouldwell betakenasasymbolofall thesethings,justasBecket becameasymbol;yetwe cannotthinkofhimasa symbolbutratherasaman

asaintlymanwhosesaintlinessenlargedandenriched hishumanityandcharm. "Didevernatureframea gentler,sweeterorhappier characterthanthatof More?"Sowrotehisfriend Erasmus.

Mr.Speaightconcluded hisaddressbyexpressing thehopethathewouldbe abletoreturntoAustralia, andtoPerth,withboth "MurderintheCathedral" and"AManforAll Seasons."Mayhishope,aner. ours,besoonfulfilled.-3.C. edOOVIWON444411.0410.0.0.04044141.

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Neitherdoeslovecultivateafriendbecause"hecan getitforwholesale;"lovedoesnotcherishanother personbecauseofthepleasurethatpersongives;love doesnotgivemoneyingreatabundancetoapolitical partyinordertobecomeaforeignambassador;love doesnotgivegiftstoprostitute.Love,inaword,has nothingtodowithcalculation.

OnedaywhenOurBlessedLordwasatdinnerinthe littlevillageofBethany,justashorttimebeforeHis PassionandDeath,awomanstoleintothediningroom andbrokeavesselofpreciousointmentpouringitover Hisfeet.Judas,whowaspresentatthedinner,immediatelyasked:"Whyallthiswaste?Itmighthavebeen sold."Onthepartofthepenitentwomanwholoved, therewasnocalculationofcost;onthepartofthe disciplewhohadlosthisfaith,therewasthereckoning ofprofit.Herloveknewnolimits,buthisseeming interestwasmadeupofthatwhichWordsworthsaid Heavenspurns:"Heavenrejectstheloreofnicely calculatedlessormore."

Judasneversawthewomanwithrepentanceinher heart,forhewasaskedbytheMasterifhehadreally seenher.Thefactthathepricedthegiftintermsof moneyprovedthatheneverunderstooditsmeaning, forifhehad,hewouldhaveknownthatitwaspriceless.Judaswasonewhoknewthepriceofeverything, andthevalueofnothing.Withinafewdayshewould putthepriceofthirtypiecesofsilveruponhisLord. Hemighthaveseentheperfume,buttherewassome!. thingmorethanperfumeinthatscene.

Pricelessthingscannot)pebought.TheLordcould notbebought,butHecouldbesold.Onecanbuya bookofpoetry,butonecannotbuypoetry.Theunderstandingofitissomethingfarbeyondthepriceofthe book.

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Loveneverneedsanyjustification.Menwillvery oftengivereasonwhytheylove,butawomannever givesareason;sheconsidersloveitsownjustification. Theofferingsofloveareneverwasted.Flowersare senttothebedriddenwhensomethingperhapsmore 'usefulmighthavebeensent.Buttheflowersarethe

USEFULNESS.Therewouldbenoloveifa erewasnotedtheso-calledfriendswhomight

offeringsofloveandassuchareaccepted.Thevalue ofagiftisnotinwhatwaspaidforit,butthesacrifice anddevotionofthegiver.Thatiswhywetearoff pricetagswhenwegivegifts,inordertoprovethat thereisnocorrespondencebetweenthegiftofthelover andtheloveofthegiver.Butisitnottruethatlove ismoreoftenstrongerwhenitdescendsthatwhenit ascends?Motherslovechildrenmorethanchildren loveparents.AndGodlovesusmorethanwelove Him.WemeasureoutourlovetoHimdropbydropHebreaksthealabastervaseofHisBodyandgives Hisallforourredemption..

TheAnglicanChurch

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TheAnglicanArchbishop's visitrecallsPiusXIII'sreceptionofthepresidentof theGermanEvangglical Church,Dr.Dibelius,in January,1956.Thisvisit, too,despiteitsprivate nature,wasofhistoricimportance,foritwasthefirst timesincetheReformation thatarepresentativeof GermanProtestantismhad visitedthePope.Dr.Dibeliusspokeofhissatisfaction andgratitudeforthefriendlinessofhisreception,but noonewasdeludedabout thecontinuanceofdifferencesthatdividedthem. Still,thenasnow,sucha visitcanbesaidtobea signoftheimprovedclimate ofopinionofthetwoconfessions.

Dr.Fisher,wheninRome, pointedout:"Forthefirst timefor400yearsanarchbishopofCanterburyhas comeofficiallytoRomenot toairhisownviewsor complaints,butsolelyto showrespecttoHisHoliness thePopeinthespiritof courtesyapdChristian brotherhood.Thisvisithas becomepossiblebecausethe Popeletitbeknownthathe wouldreceivemeinthe samespiritofChristian brotherhood."

Thereceptionlasteda goodhour,andthePope showedspecialinterestin Dr.Fisher'svisittothe East,recallingPopeGregory theGreat'ssendingofChristianmissionariestoEngland. HepresentedtheArchbishopwithanumberof volumes,amongthemthe resolutionsoftheRoman Synod,hisaddressesasPatriarchofVenice,andthe firstvolumeofpreparatory actsfortheEcumenical Council.Inaddition,hegave himandtheaccompanying chaplainsthemedalofhis pontificate.Dr.FisherpresentedtothePoneafin, pictureoftheQueen'scoronationceremony.

TheArchbishop,onthe daybeforehisvisittothe Vatican,expresslyindicated theexistingdifferences,includingthenon-theological factorsmakingforseparationwhicharisefromthe natureoftheEnglishtemperamentandareclosely boundupwithdoctrinal differences.Hegaveashis opinionthat"attherootof allseparationanddivision thereliesalwaysaquestion ofauthorityandjurisdiction."Therearestillobstaclesenoughontheway tounion,butnoonewho confessedJesusChrist,the sourceofauthority,teaching andjurisdiction,ashisLord andMastermustletthese deterhimfromstrivingtowardsunion.

Thedayafterhismeeting withtheArchbishop,the HolyFatheraddresseda numberofcaridnal,atthe

conclusionoftheretreat givenattheVatican,stressinghis"respectfuladmiration"fortheAnglicanprimateandforhis"courageous undertaking."Hepraisedtoo the"dynamicwill"with whichtheArchbishopstrove fortheexcellentpurposeof mutualunderstanding amongChristians.Atthe sametimethePopeindicatedthattherehadbeenno discussionofdogmaticquestionswhichdividedthetwo Churchesandhadbecome moreacutewiththepassage offourcenturies.

BUTthrough personalcontacts,exchangeofideasand fraternaldiscussions,the dayoffullunderstanding wouldbebroughtnearer. Forthemoment,thePope concluded,themeetinghas shownthat,onbothsides, therewerepresentcourtesy, cordiality,andunderstanding.Theseare"notunimportantfruitsofafrank discussion,andtheysignify thatthisisahistoricdate intherelationsbetweenthe CatholicandtheAnglican Churches."

Yetwemustnotdraw hastyconclusionsormake rashprophecies,eventhough themeeting,justbeforethe VaticanCouncil,augurswell forthefuture.ThePope, infact,describedtheArchbishop'svisitasa"foretaste oftheresultshopedforfrom theCouncil."

NeitherCatholicsnorAnglicansentertainanyillusionsaboutthedirectresultsofacourtesyvisitlike this.Nodoubt,itmeansan improvementintheattitude oftheconfessionstoeach otherandsofacilitates theologicaldiscussionslater on.Butitdoesnotherald thebeginningofa"summit conference,"assomejournaliststhink,norofconversationsonunionbetweenthe twoChurches.Asoberappraisalofthefactsshould keepusfromundueoptimism.

WeoweittotheAnglicans andourotherseparated brethrenaswellastoourselvestobehonestinthe matter.Iffalsehopeswere fosteredandlaterfoundto bedeceptive,therewould perhapsensueaseveresetbackinthecreatingofa climateofcalmness,charity andunderstandingbetween thedifferentconfessions. Butwithsuchaclimateit willbeeasyfortheseparatedbodiestofeelthatthe comingCouncilisaninvitationtothemtoseekthat unityforwhichChrist prayedtoHisFatheronthe eveofHisPassion. i

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Mrs.Alvaspokeatareceptionorganisedjointlyby ProtestantandCatholicsocietiesinBombay.Sheisa Protestant,andherhusband, amemberofparliament,is aCatholic.

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