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Greatwatchfulnessonthepartofworkersin St.Peter'sbasilicaiscreditedwithpreventing theexplosionofanincendiarybombfoundthere.

THEDETONATOROFA SECONDBOMBWAS ALSODISCOVERED.

Acarpenterfoundthe bombonSeptember22, hiddeninsidethefoldsofa rolled-updrapenearthe ChapeloftheBlessedSacrament,halfwayupthe epistlesideofthenave.

Tiersofseatsnearbydue tobeek.-upied.byobserverdelegatesfromnon-Catholic churchesaswellasby adviserstotheGounci' Fahers.wouldhavebeen destroyed.

Thetiersaremadeof woodendmanyinflammable drapesarcb,inghung aroundaroundthem.The onlymetalnowinthetiers ofseatsisthetubularscaffolding.

Thdiscoveryofthebomb touchedoffathorough searchofthebasilica,which turnedupthedetonator minusitsbombonthesteps beforethepapalaltarwhich leadtoalowerlevel.

Sincenoattemptwas madetohidethedetonator, Vaticanauthoritiesbelieve thebomberfeareddiscovery andleftittherejusttogat ridofit.Heapparentlytook theexplosiveorincendiary partofthebombwithhim.

Explosivesexpertsofthe ItalianArmywerecalledin toexaminethehome-made bomb.

Thisisthefifthre^orded bombattemptinSt.Peter's.

LOCATIONSOF

TRYTOBREAKTHE SILENCEBARRIER

LONDON.-Thousandsofgreetingcardswillbe postedthisChristma:-,toArchbishopJosephBeran ofPragueinanattempttobreakthroughtheiron curtainofsilencesincehisdisappearncein1951.

Amnesty,anon-religiousmovementfoundedby LondonCatholiclawyerPeterBenensontofree politicalprisoners,announcedaleafletcampaignto urgepeopletosendthecardsasademonstrationto theCzechoslovakauthoritiesofpeoples'concernat hisunjustimprisonment.

"Thecardsmaynotreachhim,butifsufficient aresentatleastthegovernmentconcernedwill knowthatheisnotforgottenandmaybemovedto takesomeactionofleniency,"theleafletssay. Amnestyaskssupporterstosendcardsincareof theMinistryoftheInterior,Prague,Czechoslovakia.

ThewhereaboutsofArchbishopBeranareunknown.LastFebruary.Amnesty-sentformerIrish ForeignMinisterSeanMcBridetoCzechoslovakia totrytocontacttheprelate.Communistofficials wouldnotpermitthis,buttoldMr.McBridethe Archbishopwasaliveandwellandlivinginan unidentifiedmonastery.

Thelasttookplaceonthe nightofJuly14.Noone wasinjured,butthetomb ofPopeClementXwas slightlydamaged.

SincetheJulybombattempt,thenumberofplainclothesmeninthebasilica hasbeenincreasedandall personnelinthevastchurch havebeenputondouble alert.

Vaticansourcessaidthe

investigatorsaregoingon thetheorythatthesame bombermadebothattempts andthatitwas"amadman -probablyareligiousfanaticormaniacofsometype."

"Itispossiblethathehas somethingagainsttheforthcomingCouncilandisattemptingtostoporpostpone it,"thesourcessaid."There isnootherapparentexplanation."

RedVictimDies

VATICANCITY:Ithas beenlearnedIntheVatican thatBishopJosephHuJoshan,C.M.,ofTatchow,a pillaroftheChurchin Chinaforgenerations,has diedinacommunistprison.

VaticanauthoritiesreportedthathediedonAugust23attheageof81. IlishcpJosephHuwas,he lastsurvivorofthesix ChinesepriestswhomPope PiusXIraisedtotheepiscopatein1926toIncomethe firstChinesebishopsof moderntimes.PiusXIhimselfconsecratedthesixin St.Peter'sBasilicaonOctober28,1926. BishopHuwasarrested bythecommunistregimein Septemberof1955andwas releasedafteralongstay ingaol.TheninDecember of1957,theRedChinese broadcastfromHangchow thatBishopHuwasamon,z

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WAS ALSODISCOVERED.

Acarpenterfoundthe orniinot September22. hiddeninsidethefoldsofa rolled-updrapenearthe ChapelattheBlessedSacrament,halfwayupthe sirii!ofihe

Tiersofseatsnearbydue tobeOctopted1.yobserverdelczate..tramnon-Catholic well byarilr.st I dc.ttroed.

Thelasttookplateonthe nightofJuly14.Noone wasinjured,butthetomb ofr.pfClementXwas slightlydamaged.

investigatorsaregoingon thetheorythatthesamc bombermadebothattempts andthatitwas"amadman -probablyareligioustanaticormaniacofsometype."

SincetheJulybarrio tempi,thenumber- Itp!1.1. "Itispossiblethath...ha, cletlosmeninthe somethingagainsttheforthhasbeeninereased comingCouncilandisatpersonnelinthevas;chtirchtemptingtostopnrpostpone havebeenputondeobleit."thesourcessaid."Thera alert. isnootherapparentexVaticansourcessaidtineplanation."

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VATU'ANCI Ithas beenlearnedintt t.can thatBishop !LiJoshan,C.M.,ofT.!!hasr.a pillarcrthet-arch. Chinaforgenc,.!!,!. diedinacanrinnu.

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110It11 rshoeJ.,It,! rid''I'it.Ileapparentlytook thet.N.piosiVeorincendiary partofthebombwithhim. Explosivesexpertsofthe ItalianArmywerecalledin toexaminethehome-made bomb.

Thisisthefifthff.-circled bombattemptinSt.Peter's.

Cita: Pia!N1i.,!!L.11,. la!!!..6 l!ishaps modcrntimes.PiusX1i, conSeCtatellthesix St.rtti.T.S,BasilicaonCI.-tober28.1926.

BishopHuwasarrested bytheeominunistregimein Septemberof1955andwas releasedafteralongstay ingaol.'theninDecember of1957,theRedChinese broadcastfromIlangehow thatBishopIluwasamong

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PRIEST DIES

FatherMichael7itzgerald,40,parishpriest ofLakeGrace,inthedioceseofSunbury,died suddenlyatSt.Johnof GodHospital,Subiaco, onTuesdayafternoon.

FatherFitzgeraldhad beeninhospitalsince theBunburypriests'retreatwithaheartcondition. Thelatepriestwas borninIrelandonSept. 1 1922;hiseducation forthepriesthoodwas receivedatSt.Kieran's College,Kilkenny,where hewasordainedon June8,1947.

FatherFitzgeraldarrivedinPerthonAug.31, 1943,andservedasassistantpriestatSt. Mary'sCathedral,KalgoorlieandHighgate.He waslocumtenensatBedfordPark,Rockingham, acidspent1953aschaplaintoSt.JohnofGod Hospital.In1954hewas appointedparishpriest ofNannupandwasthere whentheDioceseofBunburywascreated.He servedasparishpriestof Donnybrookin1956and wasappointedtoLake GlaceinMarch,1957.

FatherFitzgeraldwasin Irelandforlongleave duringpartof1959;'60 andreturnedtoLake Graceinthatyear. Heissurvivedbya brother,Patrick,anda sister,Breda,inIreland. daymorning.

SolemnRequiemMass wascelebratedonThursdaymorningatSt.Patrick'sCathedral,Bunbury. Mayherestinpeace.

THERECORD

PLANFOR DECADENCE

ANYNATIONwhichinjudgmentofits destinyusessolelymaterialisticrulesis boundtoweakenandbedestroyed. Historyiswitnesstothisanditisasad commentaryontheso-calledcivilisation oftheWestthatthesestandardsare beingusedinthevitalquestionof population,

Indicativeofthealarmingtrendofthe thinkingofpeopleinthematterof abortionwasarecentGallupPollin Americawhichshowed52percentof peopleinfavourofthismurderina specificcase.Disgustinglyenough,the samepollshowedthat33percentof Catholicswereinfavourinthisparticularcase.Itisdemonstrativeofhow muchourpeopleconbeinfluencedby secularistthinkinginsuchmatters.

InAustralia,thenewspaperreportofthe estimatednumberofillegalabortionsnottomentiontheso-called"legal" ones-inanationcryingoutforpopulation,isnothingshortofdisastrous.

Earlieron,itwasreportedthatJapanhod legalisedtheformofmurdercalled abortion.Thatcountryisnowdiscussing theprobleminitsDietbecauseitnow realisestheterriblemistakeithasmade -notonmoralgrounds,butbecauseof therealisationthattherewillbetoofew workersinthefutureforthecountry's needs.

Tomakeacaseforlegalisedmurderand toexpoundthiscasetoaworkers'"education"associationschoolistantamounttocuttingthevitalsupplyline whichwillkeepthiscountryfed.

Rathershouldpeoplefromuniversitiesbe tellingourpeopletheneedforpopulationinourvastandexpandingcountry, thanhowtofollowtheplanfordecadenceofpastcivilisations.

The64-year-oldGermanstigmatic,who diedfollowingaheartattack,hadbeenailing foralongtimeandinrecentmonthswas visiblylosingstrength,whichoftenprevented herfromseeingvisitors.Butbeforeherdeath shewosabletoreceiveHolyCommunion.

InterestinMissNeumann,whichhadbeenlessening inrecentyears,wasmorepronouncedamongvisitors fromabroad,especiallytheUnitedStates,thanamong herfellowcountrymen.

Thirty-sixyearsago,MissNeumannbegantosuffer thestigmata,bleedingfromwhatappearedtobe woundsinherhands,feetandforeheadasdidChrist duringHisPassion.Forthreedecadesthousandsof peoplefromallpartsoftheworldwitnessedhersufferingsinthedarkenedroomofherfamily'scottage intheBavarianvillageofKonnersreuth.

Duringhersufferings,whichoccurredannuallyon GoodFridays,shewassaidtohavespokenAramaic,the languageofChrist.Formorethanaquarterofa century,itwasclaimed,MissNeumannatenofoodsave theEucharist.

DiscussionOnlyWithFriends

Herfamily'sandherownrefusaltopermitamedical examinationtoprovetheauthenticityofherlongfast contributedtotheconsiderablereserveshowninher regardbyChurchauthorities.Sheherselfnever claimedthatherstigmataandabstentionfromfoodhad asupernaturalorigin.Infact,sherefusedtodiscuss thesephenomenaexceptwithclosefriendsandthen withgreatdiscretion.

Likemostofthoseacquaintedwithher,Inever entertainedanydoubtastoherandherfamily's honesty.Nevertheless,thesupernaturalcauseofher experienceshasneverbeendeterminedtothesatisfactionofthosewhowereresponsibleforherreputation.

In1952,theMunichandFreisingarchdiocesedeclared:"ObedienttothedecreesofPopeUrbanVIII, wedeclarethatnothingelsebuthumanauthenticity canbegiventotheseoccurrencesatKonnersreuthso longastheChurchdoesnotmakeadecisiononthe matter," Duringherlifetime,MissNeumannbecamethe subjectofmuchcontroversyandatleastahundred bookswerewrittenabouthercase.

Somecriticissoughttoprovethatshewasmerelya victimofhysteriaandthatherstigmatawasdefinitely notofsupernaturalorigin.Theseweremainlyrepresentativesofaschoolofthoughtwhichrefusestoview mysticalexperiencesunderanybuttheirphysical aspects.

Butalargenumberofexpertstookanoppositestand Theyincluded-tomentionbutafew-MonsignorKar

CO-OPBARGAINING ISUPHELD

AMARILLO,Texas,U.S.-Itisnotwrongfor farmerstoholdtheirproduceuntilfairpriceshave beennegotiatedifdueprovisionismadetosupply thepublicwithfoodnecessaryforhealth,diocesan directorsofCatholicRuralLifesaidinaresolution.

Theresolution,adoptedatthe37thannual NationalCatholicRuralLifeConferenceconvention,reiteratedthetraditionalstandofthediocesan directorsforexpansionandintensificationofactivitiesoffarmco-operativeorganisations.

Co-operativebargaininginthemarketplaceis oneofthemostimportantfunctionsofco-operative farmorganisations.afunctionwhichhasnotyet Lemadequatelydeveloped,theresolutionsaid.

Itadded:"Thefarmerhasarighttoavoicein thepricingofhisproduce.Hecaneffectively exercisethisrightchieflythroughgroupaction withothersproducingthesamecommodity.Much moreorderlyandmoreequitablemarkingwould resultifpricesweredeterminedbycontractsbetweenprocessorsandotherpurchasersontheone handandco-operativeorganisationsoffarmerson theother."

TheresolutionsaidN.C.R.L.C.andthediocesan directorsdonotendorseanyparticularfarmorganisation,buturged"allfarmorganisationstostrive toparticipateinco-operativebargainingatthe marketplace."

Itconcluded:"Lestwedriftintoahurtfuldegree ofgovernmentalintervention,wemustintensify oureffortstofilltheneedsoffarmersforamore equitableincomeCo-operativebargainingatthe marketplaceisanessentialfeatureoftheprogrammewhichwouldaccomplishthis."

Kiefer,ProfessorofCatholicTheologyatEichstaett, Germany;Dr.HubertJ.Urban,ProfessorofNeurology andPsychiatryattheUniversityofInnsbruck,Austria, whopersonallyexaminedMissNeumann;andDr.R.W. Hynek,ofPrague,Czechoslovakia,whoalsowrote importantstudiesontheHolyShroudofTurin.

TheclosestobserversofThereseNedmannconcurred onthreebasicassertions:

SHEWASUTTERLYSINCEREandinthebestoffaith;

HERPIETYandsenseofsacrificewerebeyondall doubt;

THEEFFECTSofhermysticalsufferingprovedtobe beneficialtonumerouspeople,especiallytothosewho becameconvertstotheCatholicFaiththroughher instrumentality.

WhiletheChurchpassednojudgmentonMiss Neumann'scase,nobishopexpressedhimselfunfavourablyonherexperiences.

Onthecontrary,somethirtymembersoftne hierarchy,bishopsofvariousnationalities,amongthem Therese'sownOrdinaryandotherGermanBishops, calledonher.PopePiusXIoncesentherhisblessing andapreciousrelic.HeaskedthelateFatherAgostino Gemelli,O.F.M.,outstandingexpertinthefieldof mysticaltheology,togivehimareportonKonnorsreuth,andFatherGemelli'sfindingwas:"Notraceof hysteria."

PopePiusXIIalsosentaspecialcommissionto Konnersreuthtoobtaindependableinformation,and conveyedhisblessingtoTherese.ThelateCardinal vonFaulhaber,ArchbishopofMufiichandFreising, saidMassinTherese'ssickroomandgaveherHoly Communionin1938.ThelateArchbishopWaitz,of Salzburg,Austria,andthelateArchbishopKarlKasper, ofPrague,Czechoslovakia,wroteenthusiasticbooks abouther.

InAmericathelateArchbishopJosephSchrembs.of Cleveland,inhisbrochure,"AmazingThereseNeumann,"andthelateArchbishopJohnF.Noll,Bishop ofFortWayne,inhisbook"TheCaseofTherese Neumann,"leftnodoubtthatthey,too,wereconvinced ofthesupernaturalcharacterofTherese'sexperiences

BishopSays WorkersNot BeingFair

GALWAY,Ireland.-Thiscity'sBishopchidedemployersandworkers.atanewlyopenedfactoryfor notsettlingtheir20-day-oldlabourdispute.

BishopMichaelBrowne,ofGalway,referringtothe workstoppageatthe1.620,000Perezfactory,saidthat employersandworkers"cannotregardthemselvesas entitledtoclosedownfactorieswhenitsuitstheirown particularandselfishinterests."

AldermanRyan,theMayorofGalway,whoistrying tosettlethedispute,andthetradeunioninvolved, thankedtheBishopforhisinterest.

AtradeunionstatementassuredtheBishopandthe peopleofthecitythattheyareanxioustoendthe dispute.

BishopBrownesaidthattheChurchhasbeenasked tosetupaschoolintheMervuesectionofthecity where,theyweretold,therewouldbeabigindustrial centre.Itwasagreatdisappointment,headded,toall thepeopleofGalwaythatoneofthefactoriesshut downshortlyafteritopened.

TheIrishpeople,intheirconcernaboutemigration, providedenormoussumsofmoneytobuildfactoriesto increaseemployment,hesaid.

Employersandtradeunionswhobenefitedbythis money'have-adutytoconsiderthewelfareofthe nationandgiveitpriorityovertheirownselfish interests."theBishopsaid.

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STERILISATION SLATEDASOVERSIMPLIFICATION

ATLANTICCITY(U.S.).-Monsignor ElmerJ.Kolka,directoroftheDenverarchdiocesanCatholicCharities,waselectedpresidentattheannualconventionoftheNational ConferenceofCatholicCharitieshere.

Thedelegatesapproveda resolutionwhichabhorsthe trendtowards"oversimplifiedsolutionstotheproblemsofpeople"resultingin lawspermittingsterilisation ofmenandwomen.

Theresolutionsaidsuch "facile"solutions"inour complexsociety"depriveindividualsoftheirresponsibilitiesandfreedom."

Saints"Scrap"

ForAir-waves

COCHABAMBA,Bolivia:

TwoMaryknolleducationalradiostations, RadioSanRafaelhere andRadioSanGabriel inLaPaz,operateon thesamewavelength. Inconsistenciesinpower supplysometimescause onetoinvadethe other'sreceptionarea.

Recently,FatherLeoJ. Sommer,M.M.,visited amountainvillageto checktheeffectiveness ofRadioSanRafael.In themidstofalesson, theotherMaryknoll stationcameboomingin todrownouttheannouncer."Listen,papa," saidabewilderedIndianyoungster,"St. GabrielandSt,Rafael arefighting."

Inanotherresolutionthe conventionapplaudedlegislationwhichoutlawsthe "black-marketadoptions"of children.

TheSocietyofSt.Vincent dePaul,whichmetinconjunctionwiththeN.C.C.C. convention,re-electedMr. GeorgeE.Heneghan,ofSt. Louis,aspresidentofits SuperiorCouncil.

DianeRuthDowney,of LosAngeles,wasre-elected presidentoftheAssociation oftheLadiesofCharityof theUnitedStates,which helditsbiennialmeetingin conjunctionwiththetwo otherconventions.

TheN.C.C.C.votedtohold itsnextnationalconvention inClevelandinSeptember, 1963.

Thedelegatesadopteda resolutionwhichstatedthat "thepersonalcharityand therelevanceofsocial teaching"possessedbyHis HolinessPopeJohnXXIII "havebeenaninspiration" totheconference.

Aspecialmeetingofthe N.C.C.C.directorsofdiocesancharitiesorganisations adoptedastatementwhich said"inthespiritofecumenism,theCharitiesConferenceauthorisesitssecretary(MonsignorRaymond J.Gallagher)toamplifythe existingdiscussionsamong Catholic.Protestantand Jewishwelfareleaders."

CATECHISTSCHOOLS INPERUHELPOFFSET PRIESTSHORTAGE

Tohelpo'fsetthedangerousshortageofpriestsinPeru,auniquesystemofcatechistschoolshasbeenfoundedbytheMaryknoll FatherswithassistancefromU.S.Bishops.Thefirstschoolin Puno,Peru,hasqualifiedmorethan1,400highlandIndiansinless thansixyears.Youngmen,likeMartinSullasi,whoattended aschoolinGuzco,areabletoreturntotheirvillagesandinstruct theirpeopleinthefundamentalsoftheFaith.FatherThomasW. Verhoeven,M.M.,ofMonroe,Michigan,whofoundedthecatechistschools,hasbeennamednationaldirectorofthemovement. Belowleft,studentsopentheirdaywithprayer.FatherVerhoevenbelievesthatacertainamountofrecreation(belowright) shouldaccompanystudies.Atleft,theMaryknollpriestchats withMartinatthegatetotheschool.

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WallBetweenReligion,Science

MANCHESTER(England): "THERESTILLEXISTSA WALLBETWEENRELIGIONANDSCIENCE,"the VaticanObservatory's FatherPatrickTreanor, S.J.,toldCatholicdelegates totheannualmeetingofthe BritishAssociationforthe AdvancementofScience.

TheEnglishJesuitastronomerspokeataspecial MassatHolyNameChurch, whichstandsclosetoManchesterUniversity.

"Thewall,"hesaid,"is notsomethingwhichisthere bythenatureofthecase, anymorethanthewall whichrunsthroughBerlin.

Ithasgrownupasanartificialby-productofadefer-

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"ThewallpresentsachallengetoChurchandscientistalike.ThereisachallengetoCatholicsnottobe contentwithregretfullya^ceptingthefactthatthousandsofourfinestmindsare slippingbeyondourreach andmessage.ItisachallengetotheChurchtofind methodsofpresentingher truths:newmethods,if needsbe,inspiredbyanintimateknowledge,appreciationandrespectforthe scientificmentality,"hecontinued.

"Theproblemalsopresentsachallengetoall serious-mindedscientists, includingthosewithvague religiouspersuasions.They shouldexamineandacknowledgethepractical limitationsofscienceand faceuptowhatsciencehas notdoneandcannotdofor theminregardtothewhole 'IN..".46,1,44,..0414.4.1.11.04,.......................

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questionofrightandwrong, andofthemeaningandpurposeoflife.Thesearcthings whichscienceisnottodiscoverbuttoserve.

"Scientistsshouldseethe Churchasacollaborator, notasacompetitor,inthe businessoflife.

"Catholicsmustnotsee theirFaithasafrailplant tremblinginthebreezeat everynewdiscoveryandat everylatesttheory,noras somethingwhichmustprop itselfupagainstsomefavouredhypothesis.They mustseetheFaithasagift fromGodwhichisgivento ustobecourageouslyshared withothers.

"Theproblemofhumanisminmodernscienceis createdbytheveryhighdemandsmadebyscienceupon thehumanpersonality.

"Competition,everincreasing,producesever earlierspecialisation,even withinthesciencesthemselves.Atuniversities,specialisationandperformance demandsaregrowingmore andmoreexacting.Asaresult,manyaspectsofa completeeducation,evenof acompletehumandevelopment,havetohesacrificed tothegrimfactthatthere areonly24hoursinone day.

"Theexternalpressureof scientificperformanceisso greatthatitnotonlyconstitutesapatternoflife,but hasbecomeawayoflife, auniquewayofthinking andacting,intowhich everythingmustsomehow fit.Inparticular,thereligiousbackgroundofascientist,whichisnomoreand sometimesratherlessthan thatofhisfellowhumanbeings,isveryoftenconfined toaschoolboyacquaintance withafewBiblestories.

"Animmatureknow-ledge ofthiskindinamanwhose professionalstandardsand criticalintelligencehaveb.!-

comehighlydeveloped evolvessoeasilyintoa caricatureofreligion. A scientist'sintellectualhonesty,insuchcircumstances, obligeshimtorejectreligion,oratleasttostoreit intothedustycornersofhis memory,alongwiththe datesoftheWarsofthe RosesandGreekirregular verbs.

"Manyscientists,finding thattheirscientifictraining cannotreadilybeappliedto religion,rejectitforthis reason.Ourfellowscientists seetheChurch-notaswe seeit-notassomethinglivingandvitalandassomethingwhichgivesameaning tolife:insteadtheyseeit fromtheoutsideasababble ofconflictingvoices.

"Thebarrierisbetween scientificmanandGod, ratherthanbetweenscience andreligion.Thusitisnot surprisingthatmanyscientistsshuttheireyestothe ultimatepurposeoflife,to theirresponsibilitiestoGod andtheirneighbours,and insteaddevotethemselvesto thenextexamination,tothe nextpatient,ortothenext problem."

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AnnouncerOn VaticanRadio

*ANEWand-tomanysurprisingsoundinRadio Vaticanstudiosthesedaysis theclickofalady'shighheeledshoes.

Theybelongto30-yearoldEilishJohnston,ablueeyed,blondeIrishgirlfrom DublinwhoisRadioVatican'sfirstwomannewscaster.

Listenerstothedaily RadioVaticanafternoon Englishlanguagebroadcast werestartledtohearonlast August3theveryfeminine voiceofMissJohnstoninsteadoftheusualtonesof theJesuitFatherswhofor yearshavereadthenews. TheideaofvaryingRadio Vatican'svoicesbelongsto JesuitFatherThomas O'Donnell,alsoanIrishman. HecalledonMissJohnston whenanotherJesuitFather hadtoreturntoIrelandfor medicaltreatment.Miss Johnstonmadeseveraltests andhervoice,withthe slightesthintofaliltrather thanabrogue,provedright forbroadcasting.

AgraduateofDominican CollegeinEcclesStreet, Dublin,MissJohnstontook -anextendedcoursein speechwiththeideaofbecominganelocutionteacher inDublin.However,travel feverbitherandshelived inFrance,ItalyandGer manyforseveralyears. Aboutfiveyearsagosh wenttoworkforAerLin gus,theIrishairline.Fo

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atimeshewasprobablythe onlyIrishgirlinItalywith aheavyNeapolitanItalian accent-acquiredwhenshe workedinNaplesforAer Lingus.NowherItalianis moreRoman.

Forthepastthreeanda halfyearsshehasbeensales representativeinRomefor AerLingua.

Howdoestheairlinefeel aboutthebuddingVatican broadcaster?"Oh,theylove it,"saidMissJohnston."Besides,Idoitinmylunchhour."

Askedhowshefeelsabout workingforthepapalradio station,MissJohnstonsaid: "WhenIfirstwentthere. thesoundofmyhighheels clickingonthosemarble floorsscaredme.Itjust didn'tseemright.WhenI startedbroadcasting,my heartwasinmythroat.But everythingseemstohave gonewellandeveryonehas beenwonderfultome."

VaticanRadioofficials saidthatalthoughother womenhaveworked-from timetotimeonspecialprojectsforthem,MissJohnstonisthefirstwomanto hetakenonasapermanent newscaster.

MiseryIn

OXFORD,England:Misery intheCongoisasbadasit wasinthechaosthatfollowedindependence,aBelgianpriesthas'.oldaBritish reliefgroup.

FatherAndreCauwe,S.J., secretaryofCaritasCongo, theCatholiccharitiesorganisationthere,spoketothe staffofthe

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OxfordCommitteefor FamineRelief,whichhas senthimabout£A75,000 since1960.

FatherCauwetoldthe OxfordgroupthatCaritas Congogivesweeklysupplies ofbread,oil,fishandother foodstuffstoaboutforty thousandpeople.Insome villages,hesaid,theonly foodavailableiswhatcomes fromCaritas.

toriumsandlepercentres runbythenursingorders haveremainedopen,Father Cauwenoted,butsupplies onceprovidedbythegovernmenthaveceased.

Onesanatorium,theBelgianJesuitsaid,wasentirelydependentonhimfor medicalsupplies.

FatherCauwealsovisited theLondonofficeofthe CatholicWomen'sLeague ReliefandRefugeeCommitteewhichhassenthimover £A2,500.

ThousadtIsoforphansare stillentirelydependenton Caritas,hetoldthestaff there.Lepersaregetting InLeopoldvillealone,practicallynotreatment, thereareabout80,000un-nowtheBelgianmedical employed,headded. servicesnolongerexist,he Allthehospitals,sana-added.

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EVERYMAN'S FAMILY

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FatherJOHNC.KNOTT

KNOWTHYSELF

ITISSOCRATESwhohasbeengiventhe creditforfirstvoicingthethoughtthat thebigchallengeinlifeisTOKNOW THYSELF.

Itisajobthatbeginsthedayeachpersonisborn anditendsthedayhedies.Orperhapsitendsonlyin thepossessionoffullself-knowledgewithGodin heavenandthat,inasense,neverends.

Butfortheyoungperson,caughtinatransitionfrom childhoodtoadultlife,thiscanbeaverypainfulprocess.Morepainful,actually,thanitshouldbeifheis lookinginthewrongmirrorsofotherpeople'sthoughts, feelingsandemotionsabouthim.

DISTORTEDIMAGE

*

INASENSE,tryingtounderstandoneselfbetter bylookinginthemirrorofotherpeople'sreac- tionstooneselfislikestandinginfrontofthedistorted mirrorsofafunhouse.Onemirrorshowsyoufiveby fivewithaheadlikeapumpkin.Anotherindicatesyou areaboutsevenfeettallWithyourheadcomingtoa sharperpointthanusual.Ineithercase,youareseeing adistortedimageofyourselfanditcouldbefrightening ifyouweretotakeitseriously.

Thisisnottosaythatotherpeoplecan'tclueyouin toyourselfandgiveyouinsightsintoyourowngifts andneeds.Butwhatisneededisatruerreflectionthan thataffordedbyotherhtimanbeingswhoseownheadaches,heartachesanddisappointmentscandistortthe imagetheysendbacktoyou.

Thisisoneoftheunfortunatethingsaboutgoing steadytoosoon.By"toosoon"ismeant,generally speaking,thehighschoolyears.Totieyourselfupin anintimate,exclusiverelationshipforanindefinite periodoftimewithanotherhumanbeingofadifferent sexandadifferentpersonalitywithoutfirsthavinghad theopportunitytodiscoverwhoyouareistoplaya gameofRussianroulettewithyourpotentialofhappiness.Itmayturnoutwell,buttheoddsareagainstit.

ALITTLEEXPERIENCE

*BEFOREyoucanfindsomethingyouhaveto knowwhatitisyouarelookingfor.Somany peoplearerunningaroundlookingfortherightperson tomarryandlatchingontothefirstonethatisreasonablyhumanandwilling.Thisisoftendonewithout firsthavingdiscoveredwhatone'sownneedsofloving andbeinglovedare.

Howisitpossibletocheckoutanotherpersonas beingcapableoflovingyouandwillingtoreceiveyour giftsofloveifyourownideasofyourselfareclouded anduncertain?Thedifficultyisnotinfindingtheright person,butinbeingtherightperson.

KNOWTHYSELF-yourneeds,yourgifts,your hopes,yourdreams,youraches,yourloneliness.Meet manypeople,datemanypeople,getalittleexperience inlife,givealot,takealittle,dosomeprayingand sharpenupthatimageofyourselfthatisinthemind ofGod.Then,withouthasteoranxiety,startlooking seriouslyandstartlovingseriously.

whenhepassedthrough Rome.In1940hewas namedOrdinaryfa-the Lithuanianforces.

Ayearlaterhevisited Lithuaniancommunitiesin ARCHBISHOPTEOFILIUStheUnitedStatesandwas MATULIONIS,BISHOPreceivedbyPopePiusXI OFKAISIADORTS,IN LITHUANIA,ANDA LONGTIMEINMATEOF REDPRISONS,HASDIED INLITHUANIA.

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In1943hewastransferredtothedioceseof Kaisiadorys.Atthattime Lithuaniahadbeensubjectedintragicsuccession preventedbyLithuaniatoaSoviettakeoveranda Germaninvasionandnow Redrulersfromadmini-founditselfunderthe sterinehisdiocese,was Ilve Naziyoke.Hewasforced againtodefendtherights daysaftertheevent. aniteuncedintheVatican oftheChurchfrommany tIn1923,whileworkingassaults.

DON'TFORGETTHEGUIDANCEOFGOD-ifyou doyourjobofknowingyourselfbetter,HewilldoHis ofguidingyourchoiceofanother.

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whentheSovietsreturned WarII.In1946,attheage

Thistimehisoffencewas addressingapastoralletter

Hestayedathispost asapriestinRussia,he refusedtosignadocument yieldinghischurchtothebeforetheendofWorld Bolsheviksandwasconsequentlysentencedtoof73,heagainfoundhimthreeyearsingaol,AfterselfunderSovietarrest. servingthesentencein

Moscow,hawenttoSt.

bishoptherein1929. sh prisontoanother.unted fromoneSoviet Petersburg,whichbythentohisCatholicpeople.For hadbecomeLeningrad.Hethenexttenyearshewas wassecretlyconsecrateda

ButonChristmasEveofIn1957hewassentback thatyearhewasarrestedtoLithuaniaandwasconandsubjectedto11monthsfinedfirstatBirstonasand ofinterrogationandtor-thenatSeduva.In1960,on turebeforebeingsen-the60thanniversaryofhis *tencedtotenyearsatordination,HisHoliness forcedlabour.HewassentPopeJohnXXIIImade to,theArcticislandofhimanAssistantatthe SolovetSki PontificalThrone.Last Hewasreleasedin1933Februaryhewasgiventhe throughanexchangeofpersonaltitleofArchprisonersbetweenthebishop.

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£94,000SCIENCEWINGAT AQUINASCOLLEGE WITHEXCELLENTFACILITIES

Asmartcadetguardofhonourandcolourful academicgownssetthesceneettheopening ofAquinasCollege'snewsciencewingand seniorschooladditionsonSundaylost.

Anattendanceof1,800parentsandfriends ofthestudentswereseatedbeforeaspecially builtrostrumwhichheldthe27official guests.

THEBUILDINGWASOFFICIALLYOPENEDBY HISEXCELLENCYTHEGOVERNOR,SIRCHARLES GAIRDNER,WHOHADINSPECTEDTHEGUARD OFHONOURMADEUPFROMTHEAQUINAS CADETUNIT.

Inhisopeningaddress, theHeadmaster,Reverend BrotherHall,saidthatthis ceremonywastheculminationofmanyyears planning.

Itwasalsothefirstfruits of'thebuildingcampaign appealprovidingforthe erectionofaJuniorSchool nowunderconstructionand adevotionalchapeltocommenceearlyin1963.

Sincetheschoolisapart ofthecommunity,thedevelopmentofanyoneschool, beitgovernmentorindependent,wasacontribution tothewelfareofthewhole State.

AquinasCollegewasa Christianschoolandhad soughttoprovideabalanced educationinwhichaChristianatmosphereplayeda mostimportantpart.Inthe scienceroomsandclassroomsthecrucifixesand emblemswouldbeaconstantreminderofthespiritualaswellasacademic needsofthes'udents.His GracetheArchbishophad blessedtheadditionsprivatelyonThursday,September20,andhadgiven theBrotherswonderfulencouragementintheirwork.

BrotherHallcontinued thatsuchlargeexpenditure inthecauseofCatholic educationwasanindication ofthefaith,loyaltyand generosityoftheCatholic people.Hewishedtothank theoldboysandparents whohadsogenerouslysup-

BalanceGiven

HISEXCELLENCY statedthathewasParticularlyhappytobeat AquinasCollege-its beyshadimpressedhim mostfavourablyintheir deportmentandtraining.SirCharlesemphasisedtheneeifora balancededucationincludingreligious,atademieandsliartine spheres.Politenessand goodbreeding,hesAid. werequalitiesofa gentleman.Ilecongratula!edtheguardonIto turnoutandappearance. HisExcellencythen formallydeclaredthe buildingopen,symbolisinghiswordsbyunr.3ekingoneofthe f.'kneeroomdoors.

portedthebuildingappeal onbehalfofAquinasand TrinityCollege.TheIndustrialFund,byitsgenerous grantof£.15,000,hadmade possibletheprovisionofresearchfacilitiesandopportunitiesforindependent workrequiringthedevelopmentofinitiative.Without thishelpthesciencerooms intheirpresentformwould neverhavematerialised.

NEWBUILDING

Thenewbuildingcomprisedsixclassrooms,three chemistrylaboratories,four

physicslaboratories, Togetherwithancillaryrooms andabasementblockcomprisingfourshowerrooms, cadetstorerooms,sports storeroomsandboilerroom. Indirectbenefitswouldbe thereleaseofadditional placesintheMurphywing toprovidedemonstration roomsandabiologyroom. BrotherHallthankedthe architectsandbuildersfor theirwork.

Mr.L.C.Robson,chairmanoftheIndustriesFund fortheDevelopmentof ScientificEducationin Schools,saidthatAquinas Collegewasoneoftheleadingschoolswhichwould benefitbythegrantof £15,000inthatitwasable

THE'SCIENCEWINGANDSENIORSCHOOLADDITIONS teproducepeoplewiththe rightattitudesand'outlook. Hesaidthathehadseen thebestlaboratoriesinthe UnitedKingdom,theUnited SatesandmanyStatesof Australiaandthatthese laboratoriesatAquinaswere equaltothebesthehad seen. Mr.Robsonsaidthatthe plannersoftheselaboratorieswerefabecongratulatedontheirinitiativeand forethoughtinprovidingthe

facilitieswhichwouldcater forfutureneeds. HeagreedwiththeHeadmasterthatresearchfacilitiessuchasthesewouldbe usefultostaffinpostgraduateworkaswellas foradvancedstudents. Mr.Robsonconcludedby sayingthattheCollegepossessedanidealschoolsite anditspotentialfurdevelopmentandexpansionwas unlimited.Thefund,hesaid, wasmosthappyatthegood usetowhichitsgranthad beenput.

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OfficialParlyAiAquinasFunction

THEOFFICIALPARTY atAquinasCollegeonSundaylastfortheopeningof the£94.000sciencewing andsenfs-irschooladditions FlisExcellencytheGovernor,SirCharlesGairdner, W.B.Gibson,Esq.,President,OldAquiniansAssociation, C.G.Dudley,Esq. Rev.BrotherF.J.Levander, ProvincialConsultor, E.LeB.Henderson,Esq., Architect, E.M.Heenan,Esq,,M.L.C. Rt.Rev,MonsignorJ.E. Bourke,DirectorofCatholicEducation, P.M.Moyes,Esq.,Chairman P.S.A., L.C.Robson,Esq.,IndustrialFund, G.Thompson,Esq.,Architect, V.T.Edwards,Esq.,Contractor,. C.W.Taylor,Esq.,Contractor, Rt.Rev.MonsignorJ.T. McMahon, BrotherJ.A.Kelly,Principal,TrinityCollege, T.A.Ahern,Esq. FredChaney,Esq.,M.H.R. Dr.T.L.Robertson,Director-GeneralofEducation, SirFrederickSamson, MayorofFremantle, HisWorshipTheMayorW. ThomasofSouthPerth, Rev.BrotherW.G.Hall,

HeadmaSterofAquinas College, Rev.'RichardCrotty,ChaplaintotheCollege, MajorCourtney-Clarke Governor'sAide, Mr.Prescott,Vice-Chancellor,UniversityofWestern Australia, C.Sanders,Esq.,Professor ofEducation, E.M.H.Lewis,Esq.,MinisterforEducation, Rev.BrotherA.C.Kilpatrick,DeputyHeadmaster, Rev.BrotherM.F.Redmond,SeniorMaster,

Mgr.McMahon

MovesThanks

MONSIGNORJ.T.McMAHON,inmovingavote ofthankstoHisExcellency, saidthattheGovernorhad honouredAquinasCollege withhispresenceonmany occasionsatspeechnights andcricketmaichesandhad alwaysbeenmostgenerous inhispraisesoftheCollege. Headdedthattherewasno morepopularfigurethan SirCharlesGairdnerand thathewasafriendofthe youthofthisState.Jibsaid thatitwaswithgreatregret thattheyhavelearntofthe imminentdepartureofHis ExcellencyandLadyGairdnerforTasmania.

IANPATONofSouthPerthandJOHNJAMESofApplecross usetheCathodeRayOscilloscope.

Thursday,October4,1962.

PAPALHISTORICALBLOTWASI NOTSOBLACK

VATICANCITY-HisHolinessPope JohnXXIIIhasdeclaredthattheso-called BabylonianCaptivityofthepopesatAvignon inthe14thcenturywasnotallbad.

ThePopehadpraisefor twooftheAvignonpopes inalettercommemorating the600thanniversariesof thedeathofoneandthe UrtusunofAvignon.

Init,Pope,Johnmarked thesixthcentenaryofthe deathofPope,InnocentVI, whoreignedfromDecember, 18,1352,untilhisdeathon September12,1362,andthat oftheelectionofhissuccessor,BlessedUrbanV.Blessed UrbanwaselectedSeptember 28,1362anddiedDecember 19;1370.HiscultasaBlessedwasconfirmedbyPope PiusIXin1870,duringthe FirstVaticanColincil.

Commentingonthemain eventsofthereignsofthe twoFrenchpopes,PopeJohn said:"If,ashashappened

throughthecenturies,the ApostolicSeeencountered timesofunrest,asitdid whenthesupremepontiffs didnotliveintheillustrious cityofRomebuthadtouse atemporaryresidence abroad,thisdidnothappen withoutasalutorypurpose inthedesignsofDivineProvidence.

NotForsaken "Weconstate,inagreementwiththewordsofSt. Augustine:'GodhasnotforsakenHisChurch;andifHe allowsittobetroubledtemporarilybytrials,this happensinorderthatitmay alwaysturninitsprayers towardsHimwhobuiltiton solidrock." PopeJohnwentontosay thattodaymanypeople,not

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"Theyconsider"ltesaid, "thatthepossessionsofthis worldarevain,thatthere aremanyfalliciousopinions, andthatitisuselesstostrive toestablishanorderinthe humanconditionwithout takingintoaccounttheDivineLaw'thattruedoctrine hasbeendepositeduponthe chairofunity,'thatthe lightwhichdispelsdarkness radiatesfromitandthatthe forcescapableofstrengtheningsoulsarefoundthere."

ThePopethensaidNW manypeopleintheworld areturningtheirattention totheseatoftheChurchin RomebecauseMerenear thetombofSt.Peter,the SecondVaticanEcumenical Councilwillshortlyconvene.

Theletter,whilebearing thosateof_July11,1962. waspublishedinL'OsservatoreRomano,VaticanCity dailynewspaper,onlyrecently.

Bishops

LONDON:Nineyear,age England'sCatholicBishops secretlyvisitedWestminster Abbey,London'sAnglican "motherchugh,"tokneel inprayerforChristianunity beforetheshrineofSt. EdwardtheConfessor.

Thishistory-makingevent, ithasnowbeenrevealed, tookplaceinOctober,1953, fourmonthsafterQueen Elizabeth'scoronationinthe Abbey.TheCatholicBishops werethenholdingtheirannualconferenceashortdistanceaway,atWestminster

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Reformationhome..ofthe Benedictinemonksdating back'tothe11thcentury.

MonsignorGordonWheeler saidtheywereveryfriendly. Headded:"Catholicand AnglicanBishopsrecently hadamostinterestinggettogetherwiththeAnglican DeanofWestminster,who invitedthemtotheJerusalemChamber,anannexeat theAbbey,Afteraninformaldiscussion,theBishops wentatdeadofnightbehind closeddoorstoWestminster Abbeyandkneltinsilent prayerforunitybeforethe shrineofSt.Edwardthe Confessor."

Subsequently,Monsignor DerekWorlock,secretaryto CardinalGodfrey,ArchbishopofWestminster,said thatthedatewasOctober 13,St.Edward'sfeast.The Bishopsattheirmeeting expressedawishtogoand MonsignorWorlockphoned theAnglicandean,whoimmediatelymadearrangements.ThoughCatholic clergyoftenvisitthegreat abbeyprivatelyinordinary dress,thiswasthefirsttime knownsincetheReformationthattheBishopshad gonethereintheirrobes.

St.EdwardtheConfessor, KingofEnglandfrom1042 to1066,startedbuildingthe abbeyasdispensationfrom avowtogoonpilgrimagei.o Rome.Hisincorruptbody wasplacedinthepresent shrinein1269anditbecame agreatcentreofpilgrimages inmediaevaltimes.Itwas strippedofitstreasures,desecratedandbadlydamaged duringtheReformation.In moderntimesspecialarrangementsaremadefor Catholicstovisittheshrine behindthehighaltaronSt. Edward'sfeast.

ArchbishopJohnHeenan, ofLiverpool,chairmanof theEnglishHierarchy's committeeforfostering Christianunity,whointerviewedsomeleadingclergymenduringthetelevision feature,describedtheEcu,nenicalCouncilas"the Churchlookingatitself,to putitinahomelyway,as foraspringcleaning,tofind newwaysofbringingpeople toGod."

HeinterviewedFather BernardLeeming,SJ.,who saidthelastmeetingofthe BritishCouncilofChurches, whichheattendedasanobserver,gavea"tremendous impressionnotonlyoftheir friendlinessbutalsooftheit planstobreakthrough"to Catholics. CardinalBea,the81-yearoldGermanprelate,reading

hisanswersinfaltering English,toldviewersofhis recentTVappearancesin Germany,ItalyandAmerica andalsoofhisrecentvisit toArchbishopMichaelRamsey,theAnglicanPrimate, inLondon. CardinalBeasaidthe Englishsituationfromthe pointofviewofunityis"so complicated."Heexpressed thehopethattheCouncil willdealwithmissionary workandthelayapostolate, butsaidheespeciallyhoped thatit`willgiveCatholics "newandmorespecificinstructions"regardingthe questionofunityincluding thestrengtheningofmutual relationsandencouragement intheologicaltalks.

Theprogrammewasone ofseveralthatBritain's radioandtelevisionhave plannedontheCouncil.The BritishBroadcastingCorporationhasarrangedsix soundbroadcastsonthe subjectfortheearlypartof October.ItsHomeService, principalsoundbroadcast throughoutthecountry,will carryaspecialMassforthe CouncilonOctober7with asermonbyArchbishop Heenan.

TheB.B.C.hasalsoannounceditisnegotiating withtheItaliantelevision networktorelaytheopeningscenesoftheCouncilon October11.Theprogramme wouldbebeamedtoBritain throughtheEurovisionlinkup.TheB.B.C.wouldputit ontheair"live"duringthe daywitharepeatinthe evening. Contact

Thursday,October4,1962.

GeneralAndBranchActivities

OfTheCatholicWomen'sLeague Seatsonthebusesforthe CatholicWomen'sLeague triptoNorthamhavebeen entirelybookedout.The buseswillleavePerthRailwayStationat10a.m.on Tuesday,October9.

Thosemembersgoingto Northamareremindedto bringtheirlunchanda thermos.Astopwilbemade onthewayforlunch.Only memberswhohavetheir namesonthelistwillbe abletobeaccommodatedon thetrip.

BRANCHREPORT

Lastmonth'smeetingof theAllHallows'branchwas conductedatapicnicat RockyPool.Twenty-seven members,includingsomeof theoldermembers,were takenbycartothesite,and afterthemeetingabarbecue lunchwasenjoyed.Membersarerequestedtokeep inmindOctober25,theday onwhichthebranchwill beentertainingnewparishionersandmigrantstothe district,

BRANCHNOTICES

Cottesloebranchwill meetonTuesday,October9, intheparishhallat2p.m.

HighgatemeetonWednesday,October10,at10.30 a.m.atthehomeofMiss Cockrane,253CrawfordRd., Maylands.

ShentonPark:Would memberspleasenotethat thisbranchwillmeeton

XAYERIAN CLUB

Thefinalwintersocial nightatHighgatelastFridaywasquitesuccessful withagoodattendanceof membersandsomenew members.

ThegameswerecapablyrunbyJohnNagle,,anda goodtimewashadbyall.

Acommitteemeetingwas onMonday,October1. Plansweremadeforsome comingeventsformembers' entertainment.

OnMonday,October8,a gamesnightwillbeheldat thehomeofBernadetteMcCormack,22ThelmaStreet, Como,commencingat8p.m. Asusual,themeetingplace willbeatthefootofWilliamStreetat7.45p.m.The girlsarerequestedtobring aplateeach,andthemen liquidrefreshments.New memberswillbemademost welcome.

Enquiriesconcerningthe XaverianClubmaybemade bycallingNevSmytheon 24-2400orBernadetteMcCormackon67-4450.

CardEvening

Themonthlycardevening fortheNightShelterand SoupKitchenwillheheld onMondaynight,October 8,at162AberdeenStreet, Perth.

PrintedandpubitchedbyPirsocis JosephDillon."TheRecord"offIon 450Flay-stPerth.

Wednesday,October10,at 10.30a.m.atthehomeof Mrs.M.Hall,83GlosterSt., Subiaco,andnotasadvertisedpreviously. Subiacowillmeeton Monday,October8.

VictoriaParkbranchwill meetafterdevotionson Sunday,October7.

CARDPARTIES

Bridgeandrummywillbe playedattheCatholic CentreonThursday,October11,at2p.m.Inglewoodbranchwillbe hostesses.

Leedervillebranchwill holdacardeveninginSt. Mary'shallonWednesday, October10.

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Maylandsbranch

GERALDINEDEMPSTER,a pupilofSt.Joseph'sConvent,Albany,gained92 marksforSeventhGradein theA.M.E.B.PraelicalExaminationinAugustShe alsogained92marksfor SixthGradein1961and Honoursinallpreceding examinations,bothpractical andtheoretintInthe Under-18oftheAlbany MusicalFestival,Geraldine wassuccessfulinobtaining firstplacein1961and1962.

Recollection

ADayofRecollectionfor allStellaMarisSeafarers' ClubmemberswillbeconductedatIonaConvent, MosmanPark,onSunday, October14.

Thedaywitcommence withMassat10a.m.The programmeofthedayis availableattheclub.All membersareaskedtomake anefforttowardsmaking thisannualDayofRecollectionasuccess.

FatherM.Keane,0.M.I., willconductthespiritual exercise,

Men'sLeague

ToCollect Literature

InaccordancewitharesolutionpassedattheState ConferenceoftheCatholic Men'sLeague,branchesare arrangingtocollectliterature,magazinesandbooks fordistributiontoseamen thoughtheCatholicSeafarersClub.

Branchesaresettingup receivingcentresfordecent literatureofallclasses.The typesofmagazinessuitable forthisworkarevaried.All literatureofgeneralinterest, women'smagazinesand comicsareverywelcome. AnymembersoftheCatholicMen'sLeaguewill gladlyarrangethecollection ofsuitableliterature.

Themaindepotforthe

MetropolitanNorthdistrict is190WalcottStreet.Mt. Lawley-phone71-2239at eveningsorweekend.

BRANCHMEETINGS.-

TheMetropolitanNorth branchmeetingforOctober willbeheldat205Woodside Street,Doubleview,onMonday,October8,at8pm.

ThemeetingoftheMetropolitanWestbranchwillbe heldonTuesday,October9, at8p.m.Phone3-3282for location.

Carmelite

Tertiaries' Day

Rev.FatherAlphonsus. O.D.C.,willconductaDay ofRecollectionforCarmelite Tertiariesoranybodyin, terestedattheCarmelite Monastery,AdelmaRoad, Nedlands,onSunday,October21,commencingat11 a.m.(Benediction4p.m.).

Thoseattendingareasked tobringlunch. Themonthlymeetingof theThirdOrderwilltake placeonFriday,October19, at8p.m.attheChildrenof MaryChape1, Victoria Square,Perth.Visitorsare welcome.

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ThedirectorofJunior Therry,CoralieCondon,has dividedtheyoungmembers betweendifferentgroups, accordingtotheirage.

Alreadythreeplayshave beencastandproductir.nis wellunderway.Theplays are:

(1)"ThePrincessandthe Swineherd"-co-producers PatWillcockandWally Wisniescowski.

(2)"OnChristmasNight"producer.BarbaraTribe.

(3)"TheWonderfulTourist"-producerChristopher French. Itislikelythatanother playwillbecastsoonand soafewmoregirlsand boysOVER14yearsofage couldbeincludedifthey enrolimmediately.ForenquiriesabouttheJunior Therryphone71-3392.

DOWNSHE GOES!

IRISHCLUBEXPECTSCROWDS

Theinfluxofcountryvisitorsshouldseeacapacity crowdattheIrishClub socialatHighgateParish Hall(cornerHaroldand VincentStreets)onSunday, October7.

Manynewmembershave -joinedrecentlyandold membersrenewingtheir subscriptionshavebrought clubmembershiptoits highestpeak.

Thosedesirousoftravellingwiththepicnicpartyto YancheponSunday,October14,areaskedtomake arrangementsthisSunday.

Thehurlingfinalbetween PerthandFremantleresultedinawinforPerth.HurlingandGaelicFootballwill

befeaturedatthepicnicas wellasnoveltysports.The picnicwillconcludewitha danceintheYanchepHall.

Detailsareavailablefrom theclubsecretary,Edward Fitzmaurice24-4691(home) or21-8721(business),or62 RedfernStreet,NorthPerth, .4.0.41.4.,..1.0.0.1...41.4.0

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MetropolitanNorth:

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Metropolitan,West: TUESDAY,OCT.9th (Phone3-3282evenings)

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GOODADVICETOSTUDENTS

TheHolyFatherhas urgedstudentstobeopenmindedandsteerclearof prejudices.

ThePopetoldthem:"Be menofpeace-bepeacemakers."Thenheurged themtoavoid"thefatuous gameofbitterandunfair polemics,ofpreconceived andhideboundantipathies, ofrigidlabellingofmenand events."

Thestudentgroupwas lateramongthecrowdof thousandsofpeoplewho awaitedthePope'susual Sundaynoontimeappear-

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Y.C.W.NOTESI

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YCWINACTION

ABALLWITHOUT

BEER!Infact,withoutany Intoxicatingliquoronthe Premises.Thatistheaimof thePerthY.C.W.inconductingtheirannualSpring BallintheSouthPerth CivicCentreonTuesday night.October9.

Someoftheyoungmen abouttownrefusetobuya ticket."It'samatterof principle,"theysay."It'snot thatIcan'tdowithouta drink.I'mnotgoingtobe bossedaround."

Theseyoungmenabout townarealreadydrunk withthespiritofselfishness andpridethatissoeasyto getthesedays.TheY.C.W. presidentswhoareresponsibleforthedecisiontorun aSpringBallwithoutdrink havethoughtabitaboutthe youngladsof16.17and18 yearsofagewhowillbe present.Theydonotwant tobeabletoboastthatthey initiatedyoungladsintoa manlyartof"grogging-on."

Theyhavesetouttoprove thatagoodtimecanbehad withoutdrink.Theythink thattheyandthosewho givethemsupportwillhave donesomethingforChristif thislessoncanbetaughtto ladswhiletheyarestill young.

Trophieswoninthe Y.C.W.FootballAssociation willbepresentedduringthe evening.

MIDLAND(GIRLS)

Thismonthistobeabusy oneforthisbranch.

AY.C.W.dancehasbeen organisedandisbeingheld attheBassencleanR.S.L. HallonSaturday,October 20.Allclubsarewelcometo comealongandwewould liketheirsupporttomake thisdanceasuccess.Plans arealsogoingaheadforthe combinedYouthWeekendto beheldinMidlandatthe endofthismonth.AmeetingwasheldonSunday, September30,tomakearrangements.Thisentailsthe makingupofafloatand preparingitemsforaconcertforpensioners.Ourclub hasalsobeenputincharge oftheluckydipstallatthe MardiGrasbeingheldon Fridaynight,October26.

HIGHGATE(GIRLS)

Ageneralmeetingwas heldlastweekinconjunctionwiththeboys.Atthis meetingMr.Maloneyspoke on"EducationinAustralia,"

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afterwhichthemembers brokeupintofourgroupsto discussthis.Attheconclusionsupperwasserved.The nextgeneralmeetingwillbe anall-girlsmeetingandwill beheldonOctober21.

Thisweek,ourpresident, RitaO'Leary,waswelcomed backafteratwo-weekArmy campatNortham.A"thankyou"toNoreenDonnelly, whotookRita'splaceas presidentduringthistime.

Everyoneisremindedof theY.C.W.feteonOctober 26attheCatholicCentre.

OurHighgatedanceisrun everyfortnight.

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

OnSunday.September30, OsborneParkheldtheir AnnualYouthSunday.The Y.C.W.leadersgroupsare delightedtoreportthatthe Mass,HolyCommunionand breakfastwereagreatsuccess.Allinallonehundred youthsattendedtheDialogueMassandapproached thealtarrailsinforceto receiveJesuselitistinHoly Communion.FatherB.Harris,assistantpriestatOsbornePark,preachedthe sermon.AfterMasseveryoneproceededtotheschool toparticipateinthe"buffetbreakfast."

PresentwereFather.1. O'Brien(DiocesanChaplain),PatHomer(Diocesan PresidentGirls),Pauline Knight(executive),'Bill Hebb(executive)andMr. BrianFoley. FatherHarriswelcomed thevisitorsandthankedthe OsborneParkyouthfor theireffort.

FatherO'Brienimpressed oneveryonethetremendous importanceoftheY.C.W. Heurgedtheboystojoin theboysY.C.W.group. whichmeetseveryTuesday nightat8p.m. BrianFoley,WestPerth ruckmanandStateplayer, gaveadelightfulandinspirtalkonthemovement,hose ithelpsyouthsinallwalks oflife,andhowahadhelpedhimandhadgivenhim principalstowhichhehas adheredovertheyears.

Apresentationwasmade toJoanBroderickforher servicesaspresidentby FatherHarrisonbehalfof oftheleadersgroup. Thedaywascompleted byapartyatBernieBuck's home.

COMO

OnThursday,September 21,theApplecross-Como FootballClubheldits "wind-up"dinneratCorzino'srestaurantinPerth. Thehighlightoftheevening wasthepresentationof trophiestotheclub'soutstandingplayers. Ashuffleofoffice-bearers hastakenplaceduringthe weekanditisexpectedthat withthisneworganisation thebranchshouldgoforward.

SOCIALCALENDAR

Saturday,October20:Dance atBassencleanR.S.L.Hall at8p.m.

MichaelG.O'Brien '20MabelStreet,South Perth PAINTINGCONTRACTOR 67-2716.

CUPBOARDSERVICE K.,1,.Branch

ThreeForTennisContest

TheMedalTournament conductedbytheW.A. CatholicLawnTennisAssncati,onlastSundayatTennlvaleviasodallyand numericallysuccessful. Atotalofeightyplayers participatedandtherewere someverykeenlycontested sets.Thatwell-knownstalwartoftheHighgateclub, JackEastcott,wonthemen's trophywithatotalof16 games.Theladies'section wasalsowonwithatotal of16gamesbyKerry Dugan,ofSt.Mary's.Congratulationstothesetwo playersonwinninganextremelyclOsecontest.

Entriesforthe"Miss W.A.C.L.T.A."contesthave nowclosed,andthethree candidatesareasfolio*, MissSusanDwyer,ofSt. Anne's.:MissBettyTory,of Highgate;andMissPatricia Dolan,ofSt.Mary's.We trustthatthiscompetition willinspiremuchsocialactivityamongtheclubs,and feelthatourassociationwilt beadmirablyrepreseneed. regardlessofwhichofthe youngladiesisjudgedthe ultimatewinner.

Itseemsthattheeffortsto sendjuniorteamstoAdelaidearetoberewarded,as sufficientenquirieshave beenmadetoensurethatwe willhaverepresentationin thegirls'events,whilethere iseverypossibilitythatwe willhaveenoughjunior boystocompete.Thisis mosthearteningnews,and theexecutivefeelsthatthis couldbethefoundation stoneforstrongteamsto participateintheA.C.L.T.A. carnivalsofthefuture.

ST.JOSEPH'S,SUBIACO

Thehandicaptournaments willbecompletednext weekend,whenthefinalof themixeddoubleswillbe playedbetweenValandDan HughesandPegandJim Norton,Intheladies'singles KathZucalwassuccessful andDerryPollardreturned toprominencewithawin inthemen'ssingles. A pleasinefeatureofthe matcheswasthecreditable performancebythe"underdogs,"particularlyyounger clubmembers.Successful playerswillbepresented withtheir'trophiesata medaltournamenttobeheld attheclub'scourtsonSunday.October7,commencing at1.30p.m.

Wewelcometotheclub ourmostrecentnewmember,KeithKennedy,and trustthathewilleni6e manygamesoftenniswith us.

ST.JOHN'SSCARBORO

Ourvictoriesinthe196182summerpennantswere followedupbygreatsuccess inthewinterpennantsrecentlycompleted.Inthe men'ssection,the"B"and "C"gradeswereeachwon byourteams.Thiscanbe takenasagoodomenthat theclubisatlastre-establishingitselfafteralong spellinthedoldrums.Congratulationsandthanksto theplayersconcerned,who havethusrenderedsterling servicetoSt.John's.

Theannualclubchainpianshipshavebeententativelyfixedtocommence ontheweekendofNovember8-9.Moredefiniteinformationwillbegiventhrough thiscolumn.

Itishopedthatwewill beabletocompletethe worknecessaryinorderto makethenighttennispossible.Recentweatherconditionshavebeenagainst thingsinthe"busy-bee' sphere,butitwillbeacase

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of"allhandsondeck"when thesunshinesagain! Aheartywelcomeisextendedtoournewestrecruit, lenSydney-Smileandwe hopethathewillenjoya longandsuccessfulmembershipwiththeclub.

St.MARY'SLEEDERVILLE

Congratulation.;toKerry Dugan,winneroftheladies' sectionofthemedaltournamentconductedbytheassociationlastSunday. Coachingclassesforjuniors willstartonSundaymorning,October7.Theseclasses werewellattendedlastyear andsimilarpopularityis expectedthisseason. October7isalsotheclos-

ingdateforentriesinthe association championships. St.Mary'shopestohavea largenumberofentries, Entryforms,whichare availableattheclub,should begiventothesecretaryon Sunday. Theopeningnightfor clubtennishasbeensetfor Wednesday,October 17. Tennisfollowedbyabarbecuewillstarttheseasonoff. Rollswillbeprovidedfor thebarbecueandprizesfor thegames. Newmemberswelcomed recentlywereMr.John BrownandhissonJohn. St.Mary'streasureris eagertomeetmemberswith clubsubscriptions.

JUBILEEOF

FERDINANDandANNAWEBERcelebratedthe.golden; iee.Ieeoftheirwecellngon'....ptember23withaspecial4 MassetClo..er.;ele-cs.ebratecibyFatherJ.Dowieig.

Mr.andMrs.WeiserofDaley-st.,Cloverdale,weretna.-ried in1912atSt.WenceslausChurchinSchluckenau,Austria.t Theyhave son,Mr.SiegfriedWeberofNorthamandat idaughterElizabethMrs.Walser)ofCottesloe,whoeach havethreechildren.

Mr.Weber,awickerworker,cametoAustraliain1926 andMrs.Weberfollowedtheyearafter.Theirchildren, grandchildrenandfriendsalljoinedinthecelebrationsof thejubilee.

THERRYSOCIETYWORKSHOP

AboutfortyTherrySociety membersthoroughlyenjoyedPeterCole'shandlingof WorkshoponMondaylast.

Alotofworkandthought hadobviouslygoneintothe presentationbyPeter,who broughtalongtypedscripts foreverybodycontaining excerptsfromplaysranging fromMacbethtoasurrealisticsatireonadvertisingexecutives.Allexcerptswere readandactedoutbyevery memberpresent.Regina Maxwell,thepresident, thankedPeteronbehalfof allthemembers.

PauldeLanohaschosen theone-actplay"Absent Lover'forhisproductionfar "GuestNight."Thisplay, togetherwithSueHanson's productionof"SlowCurtain,"willbepresentedfor membersandfriendsatour guestnightonMonday,October15.

OnWednesday,September 26,ourtwoDramaFestival entrieswereperformedat TrinityCollegeforstudents fromthatcollege,Our Lady'sCollege,Aquinas, LoretoNedlandsandDominican'sBedfordPark.We

areveryproudofthe closecontactwehavewith ourCatholicschoolsandof thesupportandhelpthey alwaysgive.us.

PLANSHELVED Regretfully,wehavehad toshelveourplansfora CommonwealthGamesproduction.Wehadhopedtodo amusical,butduetoallthe otheractivitiesduringthis period,wehavebeenunable togettheservicesofamusicaldirector.Amusical wouldbebreakingnew groundforTherriesandwe havenotabandonedthe idea-itishopedthatwe willbeabletodooneearly inthenewyear.

NextMonday,Workshop willberunbyEdnaHopkins.Thispresentseasonof Workshophasbeenvery successfulandwearesure itwillcontinuetobeso. Newmembersarriveeach Mondaynight.Therries meetattheClubRoomsat 44aPierStreet,at8p.m.aringofthefrontdoorbell willgetyouin.Orring ReginaMaxwellon71-4581 intheevenings.

DeathOf

SisterMary Eugene

ThecommunityofSt. JohnofGodConvent weresuddenlybereaved onWednesdayevening, September26withthe deathofSisterMary EugeneMcMullan.

Thelatereligiouswas borninBelfast,NorthernIreland,andentered theSt.JohnofGod Novitatein1928.

SomeyearsagoSister M.Eugeneretiredfronhospitaldutiesonaccountofill-hesilth,but remainedasactiveas possibleinworkaround theconvent.Sisterhad nursedinBunbury,Kalgoorlie'andRivervale hospitals.

HisGracetheArchbishopandHisLordship BishopMcKeonwere presentfortheSolemn RequiemMasswhich waschantedbythe priests'choir.Celebrant oftheMasswasRev. P.O'Meara.withRev. M.Toopasdeaconand Rev.E.McKennasubdeacon.MasterofceremonieswasRev.F. Walsh.

4.14004.04.4.000.0.4,,

MissionsAlso

HelpOut

ROME.:NewGuineaCeti. liceintheWewakVicariate contributedEA5,900in churchofferingsduringthe fiscalyear.lustended,accordingtoareportrelease* herebythegeneralheadquartersoftheDivineWord Missionaries.

BihsopLeoC.Arkfeld, S.V.D.,headoftheWewak Vicariate,saidheandhis missionarieshavelaunched anintensiveprogrammeto haveCatholiccommunities graduallybecomeself-suppotling.SinceAustralian currencyisstillrareincertainpartsoftheVicariate, BishopArkfeldruledthat contributionsoffoodand workhourswouldbe creditedtotheCatholic communitiesaschurchofferingsinequivalentcash terms. ThepartofBishopArkfeld'sfinancialreportmade publichereshowedthat50 percentofthe£A5900 contributedthispastyear wasaccountedforbywork hours,41percentbycash and9percentbyfood. LikeCatholicselsewhere intheworld,BishopArkfeld'sCatholicscontributed totheuniversalmission needsoftheCatholic Church.Sincemissioncollectionsareusuallytakenup aroundtheworldinOctober whenMissionSundayoccurs, theOctobercontributionsof NewGuineaCatholics, amountingto£A490,were senttoPopeJohnXXIIIfor thegeneralmissionneedsof theCatholicChurch. TheLA5,900wascontributedby31centralmission stations.

Y.C.W.NOTES

ByY.C.W.

YCWINACTION

ABALLWITHOUT

BranchCorrespondents afterwhichthemembers brokeupintofourgroupsto discussthis.Attheconclusionsupperwasserved.The nextgeneralmeetingwillbe anall-girlsmeetingandwill beheldonOctober21.

BEER!Infact.withoutany intoxicatingliquoronthe premises.Thatistheaimof thePerthY.(.W.inconductingtheirannualSpring BailintheSauthPerth CivicCentreonTuesday night,October9.

Someoftheyoungmen abouttownrefusetobuya ticket."It'samatterof principle,"theysay."It'snot thatIcan'tdowithouta di-ink.I'mnotgoingtobe bossedaround."

Theseyoungmenabout townarealreadydrunk withthespiritofselfishness andpridethatissoeasyto getthesedays.TheY.C.W, presidentswhoareresponsibleforthedecisiontorun aSpringBallwithoutdrink havethoughtabitaboutthe youngladsof16.17and18 yearsofagewhowillbe present.Theydonotwant tobeabletoboastthatthey initiatedyoungladsintoa manlyartof"grogging-on."

Theyhavesetouttoprove thatagoodtimecanbehad withoutdrink.Theythink thattheyandthosewho givethemsupportwillhave, donesomethingforChristif thislessoncanbetaughtto ladswhiletheyarestill young.

Trophieswoninthe Y.C.W.FootballAssociation willbepresentedduringthe evening.

MIDLAND(GIRLS)

Thismonthistobeabusy oneforthisbranch.

AY.C.W.dancehasbeen organisedandisbeingheld attheBassendeanR.S.L.

HallonSaturday,October 20.Allclubsarewelcometo comealongandwewould liketheirsupporttomake thisdanceasuccess.Plans arealsogoingaheadforthe combinedYouthWeekendto beheldinMidlandatthe endofthismonth.AmeetingwasheldonSunday, September30,tomakearrangements.Thisentailsthe makingupofafloatand preparingitemsforaconcertforpensioners.Ourclub hasalsobeenputincharge oftheluckydipstallatthe MardiGrasbeingheldon Fridaynight,October26.

HIGHGATE(GIRLS)

Ageneralmeetingwas heldlastweekinconjunctionwiththeboys.Atthis meetingMr.Maloneyspoke on"EducationinAustralia,"

WANTED

Weareinurgentneedof BlocksfromCottesloeto CityBeach,Leedervilleareas.

HousesWembley,Fiercst, NorthBeach-allSuburbs.

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URGENT!

PleaseRing87-1820allhours.

LEEDERVILLEESTATE AGENCY 14MARLOWSTREET, WEMBLEY

MichaelG.

Thisweek,ourpresident, RitaO'Leary,waswelcomed backafteratwo-weekArmy campatNortham.A"thankyou"toNoreenDonnelly, whotookRita'splaceas presidentduringthistime.

Everyoneisremindedof theY.C.W.feteonOctober 26attheCatholicCentre.

OurHighgatedanceisrun everyfortnight.

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

OnSunday.September30, OsborneParkheldtheir AnnualYouthSunday.The Y.C.W.leadersgroupsare delightedtoreportthatthe Mass,HolyCommunionand breakfastwereagreatsuccess.Allinallonehundred youthsattendedtheDialogueMassandapproached thealtarrailsinforceto receiveJesusClifistinHely Communion.FatherB.Harris,assistantpriestatOsbornePark,preachedthe sermon.AfterMesseveryoneproceededtotheschool toparticipateinthe"buffetbreakfast."

PresentwereFatherJ. O'Brien(DiocesanChaplain),PatHorner(Diocesan PresidentGirls),Pauline Knight(executive).Bill Hehh(executive)andMr. BrianFoley. FatherHarriswelcomed 'hevisitorsandthankedthe OsborneParkyouthInc theireffort. FatherO'Brienimpressed oneveryonethetremendous importanceoftheY.C.W. Heurgedtheboystojoin theboysY.C.W.group, whichmeetseveryTuesday nightat8p.m. BrianFoley,WestPerth ruckmanandStateplayer, gaveadelightfulandinspirtalkonthemovement,how ithelpsyouthsinallwalks oflife,andhowithadhelpedhimandhadgivenhim principalstowhichhehas adheredovertheYears.

Apresentationwasmade toJoanBroderickforher servicesaspresidentby FatherHarrisonbehalfof oftheleadersgroup. Thedaywascompleted byapartyatBernieBuck's home.

COMO OnThursday,September 21,theApplecross-Como FootballClubheldits "wind-up"dinneratCorzino'srestaurantinPerth. Thehighlightoftheevening wasthepresentationof trophiestotheclub'soutstandingplayers. Ashuffleofoffice-bearers hastakenplaceduringthe weekanditisexpectedthat withthisneworganisation thebranchshouldgoforward.

SOCIALCALENDAR

Saturday,October20:Dance atBassendeanR.S.L.Hall at8p.m.

20MabelStreet, SouthPerth 67-2716.

ThreeForTennisContest

TheMedalTournament conductedbytheW.A. CatholicLawnTennisAssocattenlastSundayatTennivalewigsociallyand numericallysuccessful. Atotalofeightyplayers participatedandtherewere someverykeenlycontested sets.Thatwell-knownstalwartoftheHighgateclub, JackEastcott,wonthemen's trophywithatotalof16 games.Theladies'section wasalsowonwithatotal of16gamesbyKerry Dugan,ofSt.Mary's.Congratulationstothesetwo playersonwinninganextremelyclosecontest.

Entriesforthe"Miss W.A.C.L.T.A."contesthave nowclosed,andthethree candidatesareasfoliose, MissSusanDwyer,ofSt. Anne's.:MissBettyTory,of Highgate;andMissPatricia Dolan.ofSt.Mary's.We trustthatthiscompetition willinspiremuchsocialactivityamongtheclubs,and feelthatourassociationwill beadmirablyrepresented. regardlessofwhichofthe youngladiesisjudgedth: ultimatewinner. Itseemsthattheeffortst,, sendjuniorteamstoAd laidearctoberewarded. sufficientenquirieshint' beenmadetoensurethatw, willhaverepresentationin thegirls'events,whilethere iseverypossibilitythatwe willhaveenoughjunior boystocompete.Thisis mosthearteningnews,and theexecutivefeelsthatthis couldbethefoundation stoneforstrongteamsto participateintheA.C.L.T.A. carnivalsofthefuture.

ST.JOSEPH'S,SUBIACO

Thehandicaptournaments willbecompletednext weekend,whenthefinalof themixeddoubleswillbe playedbetweenValandDan HughesandPegandJim Norton.Intheladies'singles KathZucalwassuccessful andDerryPollardreturned toprominencewithawin inthemen'ssingles.A pleasingfeatureofthe matcheswasthecreditable performancebythe"underdogs,"particularlyyounger clubmembers.Successful playerswillbepresented withtheiratrophiesata medaltournamenttobeheld attheclub'scourtsonSunday,October7,commencing at1.30p.m.

Wewelcometotheclub ourmostrecentnewmember,KeithKennedy,and trustthathewillenjoy manygamesoftenniswith us.

ST.JOHN'SSCARBORO

Ourvictoriesinthe196162summerpennantswere followedupbygreatsuccess inthewinterpennantsrecentlycompleted.Inthe men'ssection,the"B"and "C"gradeswereeachwon byourteams.Thiscanbe takenasagoodomenthat theclubisatlastre-establishingitselfafteralong spellinthedoldrums.Congratulationsandthanksto theplayersconcerned,who havethusrenderedsterling servicetoSt.John's.

Theannualclubchampionshipshavebeententativelyfixedtocommence ontheweekendofNovember8-9.Moredefiniteinformationwillbegiventhrough thiscolumn.

Itishopedthatwewill beabletocompletethe worknecessaryinorderto makethenighttennispossible.Recentweatherconditionshavebeenagainst thingsinthe''busy-bee' spheresbutitwillbeacase

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of"allhandsondeck"v.'hen thesunshinesagain! Aheartywelcomeisextendedtoournewestrecruit, IanSydney-Smith,andwe hopethathewillenjoya longandsuccessfulmembershipwiththeclub.

St.MARY'SLEEDERVILLE

CongratulationstoKerry Dugan,winneroftheladies' sectionofthemedaltournamentconductedbytheassociationlastSunday. Coachingclassesforjuniors willstartenSundaymorning,October7.Theseclasses werewellattendedlastyear andsimilarpopularityis expectedthisseason. October7isalsotheclos-

mgdateforentriesinthe associationchampionships. St.Mary'shopestohavea largenumberofentries. Entryforms,whichare availableattheclub,should begiventothesecretaryon Sunday. Theopeningnightfor clubtennishasbeensetfur Wednesday,October 17. Tennisfollowedbyabarbecuewillstarttheseason!off. Rollswillbeprovidedfor thebarbecueandprizesfor thegames. Newmemberswelcomed recentlywereMr.John BrownandhissonJohn, St.Mary'streasureris eagertomeetmemberswith clubsubscriptions.

rrini.DEN-JUI311.1OFWEDDING]

FERDINANDandANNAWEBERcelebratedthegoldeni sse'e, - :-..',.nber23withaspecial -, ..., ..),:.,,byFatherJ.Dowling.

Mr.andMrs.I.,',:,-,f',,i,--,, t_Ioverdale,weremarried in1912atSt.Oir,,, ,, ,javSthu,,inSchluckenau,Austria.t Theyhaveason,Mr.SiegfriedWeberofNorthamanda daughterElizabethMrs.Walser)ofCottesloe,whoeach havethreechildren.

Mr.Weber,awickerworker,cametoAustraliain1926 andMrs.Weberfollowedtheyearafter.Theirchildren, grand-childrenandfriendsalljoinedinthecelebrationsof thejubilee. .........................................,................m...................,...,.....................4

THERRYSOCIETYWORKSHOP

Aboutfort.)Themtaring member,thorotitainenjoyedPeterCole',handlingof WorkshoponMondaylast.

Alotofworkandthought hadobviouslygoneintothe presentationbyPeter,who broughtalongtypedscripts foreverybodycontaining excerptsfromplaysranging fromMacbethtoasurrealisticsatireonadvertisingexecutives.Allexcerptswere readandactedoutbyevery memberpresent.Regina MaxweU,thepresident, thankedPeteronbehalfof allthemembers.

PauldeLanohaschosen theone-actplay"Absent Lover'forhisproductionfor "GuestNight."Thisplay, togetherwithSueHanson's productionof"SlowCurtain,"willbepresentedfor membersandfriendsatour guestnightonMonday,October15.

OnWednesday,September 26,ourtwoDramaFestival entrieswereperformedat TrinityCollegeforstudents fromthatcollege,Our Lady'sCollege,Aquinas, LoretoNedlandsandDominican'sBedfordPark.We

areveryproudofthe closecontactwehavewith ourCatholicschoolsandof thesupportandhelpthey alwaysgive,us.

PLANSHELVED

Regretfully,wehavehad toshelveourplansfora CommonwealthGamesproduction.Wehadhopedtodo amusical,butduetoallthe otheractivitiesduringthis period,wehavebeenunable togettheservicesofamusicaldirector.Amusical wouldbebreakingnew groundforTherriesandwe havenotabandonedthe idea-itishopedthatwe willbeabletodooneearly inthenewyear.

NextMonday,Workshop willberunbyEdnaHopkins.Thispresentseasonof Workshophasbeenvery successfulandwearesure itwillcontinuetobeso. Newmembersarriveeach Mondaynight.Therries meetattheClubRoomsat 44aPierStreet,at8p.m.aringofthefrontdoorbell willgetyouin.Orring ReginaMaxwellon71-4581 intheevenings.

DeathOf

SisierMary Eugene

ThecommunityofSt. JohnofGodConvent weresuddenlybereaved onWednesdayevening, September26withthe deathofSisterMary EugeneMcMullan.

Thelatereligiouswas borninBelfast,NorthernIreland,andentered theSt.JohnofGod Novitatein1928. SomeyearsagoSister M.Eugeneretiredironhospitaldutiesonaccountofill-health,but remainedasactiveas possibleinworkaround theconvent.Sisterhad nursedinBunbury,KalgoorlieandRivervale hospitals.

HisGracetheArchbishopandHisLordship BishopMcKeonwere presentfortheSolemn RequiemMasswhich waschantedbythe priests'choir.Celebrant oftheMasswasRev. P.O'Meara,withRev. M.Toopasdeaconand Rev.E.McKennasubdeacon.MasterofceremonieswasRev.F. Walsh.

MissionsAlso HelpOui

ROME:NessGuineaCathliceintheWestakVicariate contributed L'A5,900in churchofferingsduringthe fiscalyear_lustended,accordingtoareportreleases) herebythegeneralheadquarters,oftheDivineWord Missionaries.

BihsopLeoC.Arkfeld, S.V.D.,headoftheWewak Vicariate,saidheandhis missionarieshavelaunched anintensiveprogrammeto haveCatholiccommunities graduallybecomeself-suppoiling.SinceAustralian currencyisstillrareincertainpartsoftheVicariate, BishopArkfeldruledthat contributionsoffoodand workhourswouldbe creditedtotheCatholic communitiesaschurchofferingsinequivalentcash terms.

ThepartofBishopArkfeld'sfinancialreportmade publichereshowedthat50 percentofthe£A5,900 contributedthispastyear wasaccountedforbywork hours,41percentbycash and9percentbyfood. LikeCatholicselsewhere intheworld,BishopArkfeld'sCatholicscontributed totheuniversalmission needsoftheCatholic Church.Sincemissioncollectionsareusuallytakenup aroundtheworldinOctober whenMissionSundayoccurs, theOctobercontributionsof NewGuineaCatholics, amountingto£A490,were senttoPopeJohnXXIIIfor thegeneralmissionneedsof theCatholicChurch. The£A5,900wascontributedby31centralmission stations.

ModernTechniquesWillSpeed

CouncilProcedureandResults

**Punch-cardballots,electronicanalysismachines,multipurposechairslikeairlineseats,willallhelptomaketheworkof thetwenty-firstandlargestEcumenicalCouncilintheChurch's historyruninasmoothTwentieth-centuryfashion.

MONSIGNORJAMES

TUCEK,headofthe Romebureauofthe N.C.W.C.NewsService, hasrecentlybeenappointeddire-torofthe English-languagegroup ofthepressoffice,His 3n-the-spotobservations willkeepupyourinterestastheCouncil proceeds.

THESEdevicesarea fewofthemany detailsworkedout bythreegroupswhohave preparedfortheCouncil. Theyarepartofthe physicalandregulatory sideofthehistoricassembly,thesmoothrunning machinerywhichmust accompanythegraveand complexbusinessawaiting thealmostthreethousand Councilparticipants.

OneoftheCouncilofPresidency

Twoofthesegroups,the Sub-CommissionforRegulationsandtheTechnicalOrganisationalCommission, arepartsoftheCentralPreparatoryCommission.The thirdistheAdministrative Secretariate.

Althoughthecentralcommissionofficiallyterminated itsworkonJune20withthe lastmeetingofitsseventh plenarysession,theSubCommissionforRegulations andtheTechnical-OrganisationCommissionwillprobablystillbeatworkwhen theBishopsoftheworld beginarrivinginRomeon theeveoftheCouncil.

TheAdministrativeSecretariate,too,hasoutlivedthe otherpreparatorycommissions.Itsworkcontinues nowandwillprobablycontinueduringtheactual Council.

Thephysicalappearance oftheSecondVaticanCouncilwillbechieflythework oftheTechnical-OrganisationalCommission,whichis underthedirectionofCardinalTesta,oftheVatican administrativestaff.

Thecommission'sarchitects havedesignedtheCouncil Hall,inSt.Peter'sBasilica, whichisnowcompleted andextends361feetfrom thetombofSt.Peterto withintenfeetofthebasilica'sfrontdoors.

TheCouncilHallisclosed onitstwolongsidesbytwo tiersofseatstenrowshigh.

I-IGHTgallerieshave beenconstructedbetweenthepilastersofthe basilica'snave,behindand abovethetiersofseatsfor theCouncilFathers.These. withaseatingcapacityof 360,willbetheplacesreservedforthetheologians ofbishops,theofficialrepresentativesofbishopswho willbeunabletoattend,and ofotherauthorisedobservers.

Fourtribunes,besides, havebeenconstructedatthe fourcornersofthehigh altar.TheTribuneofSt. Andrewtotherightofthe Pope'sthronewillbereservedforthespeciallegationsofnationssenttoattendthesolemnitiesofthe Council.TheTribuneofSt. Longinuswillbereserved forthemembersofthediplomaticcorpsaccreditedto theHolySee.

Thosewhoaretoreport theCounciltotheworldwill occupythetribunesbehind thePope'sthrone.Thepress corpswilloccupytheTribuneofSt.Helena,behind thePopetohisleft.Radio andtelevisioncrewsareto begiventheTribuneofSt. Veronica,behindthePope tohisright.

NormanThomasCardinalGilroy,Archbishopof

Itisclosedbythethroneof HisHolinessPopeJohn XXIIIattheendnexttoSt. Peter'stombandwillbe closedbyacurtainedentranceattheendnexttothe doors. Besidesthetwolongtiers, whichwillprovideseating for2,300CouncilFathers, therearefiveotherspecial sectors.Attheendofthe tiertothePope'srightthere isthespecialsectionforthe Cardinalswithseatingprovidedfor88.Nexttothe Cardinalsintheirownspecialplaceistheseatingfor ninePatriarchs.

TheseatingfortheCouncilFathershasbeenarrangedingroupsofsix, withanaisleseparating everysixplaces.Between everytwosetsofsixseats therewillbeamicrophone downinfrontofthetierfor theconvenienceofthose bishopswhowillwantto riseandspeakfromtheir places.

Theseatsareconstructed ofpolishedoakandareupholsteredwithfoamrubber andplasticseatandback. Theirdimensionsarealmost identicalwiththeseatsina commercialairliner.

Thebackofeachseat, againsimilartothoseinan airliner,isequippedwith threebuilt-infeaturesfor theuseoftheoccupantof ContinuedonPage12.

Sydney, whohasbeennamedoneofthetenmembersofthe CouncilofPresidency.

thetinyrel,gioes

ModernTechniquesWillSpeed

CouncilProcedureandResults

Punch-cardballots,zicdranicanalysismachines,multipurposechairslikeairlinescotc,willallhelptomaketheworkof

EcumenicalCouncilintheChurch's historyruninasmoothTwentieth-centuryfashion.

MONSIGNORJAMES

TUCEK,headofthe Romebureauofthe N.C.W.C.NewsService, hasrecentlybeenappointeddire,torofthe English-languagegroup ofthepressoffice.His on-the-spotobservations willkeepupyourinterestastheCouncil proceeds.

THESEdevicesarea fewofthemany detailsworkedout bythreegroupswhohave preparedfortheCouncil. Theyarepartofthe physicalandregulatory sideofthehistoricassembly,thesmoothrunning machinerywhichmust accompanythegraveand complexbusinessawaiting thealmostthreethousand Councilparticipants.

OneoftheCouncilofPresidency

Twoofthesegroups,the Sub-CommissionforRegulationsandtheTechnicalOrganisationalCommission, arepartsoftheCentralPreparatoryCommission.The thirdistheAdministrative Secretariate. Althoughthecentralcommissionofficiallyterminated itsworkonJune20withthe lastmeetingofitsseventh plenarysession,theSubCommissionforRegulations andtheTechnical-OrganisationCommissionwillprobablystillbeatworkwhen theBishopsoftheworld beginarrivinginRomeon theeveoftheCouncil.

TheAdministrativeSecretariate,too,hasoutlivedthe otherpreparatorycommissions.Itsworkcontinues nowandwillprobablycontinueduringtheactual Council.

Thephysicalappearance oftheSecondVaticanCouncilwillbechieflythework oftheTechnical-OrganisationalCommission,whichis underthedirectionofCardinalTesta,oftheVatican administrativestaff.

Thecommission'sarchitects havedesignedtheCouncil Hall,inSt.Peter'sBasilica, whichisnowcompleted andextends361feetfrom thetombofSt.Peterto withintenfeetofthebasilica'sfrontdoors.

TheCouncilHallisclosed onitstwolongsidesbytwo tiersofseatstenrowshigh.

Itisclosedbythethroneof HisHolinessPopeJohn XXIIIattheendnexttoSt. Peter'stombandwillbe closedbyacurtainedentranceattheendnexttothe doors.

EIGHTgallerieshave beenconstructedbetweenthepilastersofthe basilica'snave,behindand abovethetiersofseatsfor theCouncilFathers.These, withaseatingcapacityof 360,willbetheplacesreservedforthetheologians ofbishops,theofficialrepresentativesofbishopswho willbeunabletoattend,and ofotherauthorisedobservers.

Fourtribunes,besides, havebeenconstructedatthe fourcornersofthehigh altar.TheTribuneofSt. Andrewtotherightofthe Pope'sthronewillbereservedforthespeciallegationsofnationssenttoattendthesolemnitiesofthe Council.TheTribuneofSt. Longinuswillbereserved forthemembersofthediplomaticcorpsaccreditedto theHolySee.

Thosewhoaretoreport theCounciltotheworldwill occupythetribunesbehind thePope'sthrone.Thepress corpswilloccupytheTribuneofSt.Helena,behind thePopetohisleft.Radio andtelevisioncrewsareto begiventheTribuneofSt. Veronica,behindthePope tohisright.

TheseatingfortheCouncilFathershasbeenarrangedingroupsofsix, withanaisleseparating everysixplaces.Between everytwosetsofsixseats therewillbeamicrophone downinfrontofthetierfor theconvenienceofthose bishopswhowillwantto riseandspeakfromtheir places.

Norman

Besidesthetwolongtiers, whichwillprovideseating for2,300CouncilFathers, therearefiveotherspecial sectors.Attheendofthe tiertothePope'srightthere isthespecialsectionforthe Cardinalswithseatingprovidedfor88.Nexttothe Cardinalsintheirownspecialplaceistheseatingfor ninePatriarchs.

Theseatsareconstructed ofpolishedoakandareupholsteredwithfoamrubber andplasticseatandback. Theirdimensionsarealmost identicalwiththeseatsina commercialairliner.

Thebackofeachseat, againsimilartothoseinan airliner,isequippedwith threebuilt-infeaturesfor theuseoftheoccupantof ContinuedonPage12.

ThomasCardinalGilroy,ArchbishopofSydney, whohasbeennamedoneofthetenmembersofthe CouncilofPresidency.

WILLTHECOUNCILBEDIVIDED? CARDINAL RUMS

TheSecondVaticanCouncil,whichopens onOctober11,willconsistofatleasttwo sessions,thefirstendingaboutthemiddle ofDecemberandhesecond,beginningat Easter,contitluinguntilJuly.

Thiswasdisclosed byCardinalBea,presidentoftheVatican SecretariatforChristianUnity,atapress conferenceatHeythropCollege,ChippingNorton,Oxfordshire,recently.

Noonecansaydefinitely whatwillhappenafterthat, saidtheCardinal,intimating thatathirdsessionofthe Councilmaybenecessary.

The81-year-oldCardinal wasattendingafour-day conferenceconvenedbythe HierarchyofEnglandand WalestodiscussChristian unity.

ArchbishopHeenantook thechairatthegeneral meetingswhenpaperswere read.

TYPEDREPLIES

Eachdiocesesenttworepresentativesandthere weredelegatesfromallthe religiousorders.

Thequestionsputtothe Cardinalbythepresshadto besubmittedinwriting beforehandbyeditorsand thetypedrepliesweregiven toreportersastheyentered thehall.

SUSPICION

Inanswertoaqueztion from"TheTimes,"theCar= dinalsaid:"Difficultiesthat lieinthepathofachieving unityareverygreat.

"Onemayevenspeakof mountains,andoneshould neverforgetthis,norshould onedeludeoneselfaboutit.

"Suspicionandresentment stillexistonbothsidestoa highdegree.

"Theyhaveonlyjustbeguntomovetowardsone anotherandonecouldnot expectthatprejudicesand misunderstandings,created throughmanyverysadcenturies,couldbeovercomein afewyears."

"TheUniverse,"aleading

Britishnationalweekly, askedthreequestions

1.-TheEcumenicalCouncilhasreceivedagreat "build-up"amongthenonCatholicsofBritain,who havebeenledtoexpect fromitpronouncementsthat willmakeeasiertheworkof Christianreunicn.CanCardinalBeaassureusthat theywillnotbedisappointed?

Answer.-Itmaybeusefultonoticethatsuchhopes areexaggerated.FrominquiriesmadeinFranceand Germany,forinstance,we learnthatabout40percent ofthepopulationisexpectingtheactualrealltationof unityasaresultofthe Council.

ButthisisquiteimpossibleandisnotatallintendedbytheCouncil.On thissubjectmuchmoderationofhopesisneeded.

Ontheotherhand,itcan besaidthatalmostnoneof the20previousEcumenical Councilshashadsucha goodandsolidpreparation.

Onemayaddthemost encouragingfactthatboth Catholicsandnon-Catholics areprayingfortheCouncil.

OPPORTUNITY

ThisfactgivesusasupernaturaltrustthattheCouncilmayachievegreatthings, evenif,asisverylikely,it shouldnotfulfileverybody's hopes.

2.-Amongthelaitygenerallythereisadeepand widespreadfeelingthatthe presentageisatimeof opportunityfortheChur.h. Issuesthatseemtocryout forclarificationare,among ethers:(a)Tolerance:(hi Theexactrelationshipto oneanotherintheMystical BodyofCatholics,allother baptisedpersonsandthe "goodpagan;"(3)Theliturgicalneedsofpeoplesat homeandinthemission fields.WilltheCouncildiscusstheseissues?

Answer.-Allthepoints youhavementionedwereon theagendaoftheseparate preparatorycommissionsof

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theCentralCommissionof theCouncil.

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GatewaytotheCouncil: St.Peter'sSquarespreadsoutbeforethe mammothbasilicawhichwillserveatthe mainedificeofthecouncil.AtthecentreofthesquareistheObelisktakenfromNero's CircusandtoppedwiththecrossofSt.Peter.The300-year-oldcolumnsofBerniniring themagnificentsquare,whichleadstotheworld'slargestandbest-knownchurch.

Council Leaders

Prominentamongthecouncil'slaa.lersarethreeran'teenCardinals.Agostino CardinalBea,Si.,(farlaft), aGerman;headsthapreparatorySecretariatforPromoting ChristianUnity.EugenioCardinalTisserant(left),dean oftheSacredCollegeofCardinalsandanativeofFrance. GregorioPietroXVCardin,' Agagianian(right),anArmenianandPrefectofthe SacredCongregationforthe PropagationoftheFaith.

awiderform,namelyas religiousliberty. Thismeansthateverybody,notonlyindividuals butchieflytheStae, whetherornotthemajoriiy ofcitizensareCatholics, mustrecognisetherightof everymantofollowhis conscience.

Thequestionoftheexact relationshipbet,.veenCatho-

PreparatoryCommission WindsUpItsWork

liesandallotherbaptised personsformsanimpolCant partofalargedocumenton theChurchinallitsaspects preparedbytheCommission forDoctrineandTheology.

BIBLEINTERPRETATION

3-WilltheCouncilgive guidanceontheinterpretationoftheBible,nowthe subjectofsomuchoriginal research?

Answer.-TheCommission forStudieshastreatedthe pointasfarasteachingin SeminariesandUniversities isconcerned. TheSecretariatforUnity hasforitspartprepareda documentonthepastoral valueanduseoftheWord ofGod.

Bothdocumentshavebeen examinedbytheCentral CommissionoftheCouncil, andsothereisgoodhope thatthematterwillcometo theCouncil.

OURFAULTS

Askedwhatheconsidered themostdifficulthurdleto beovercome,theCardinal saidthatwithoutadoubt theChurch,hernature,constitution,authority,doctrine anddiscipline.

Inanswertoaquery: "DoestheRomanCatholic Churchadmitfaultsonits ownside?"CardinalBea replied:"Yes.Atthetimeof thebreakwithRome,Pope AdrianVIorderedthatthere shouldbeaconfessionof abuses,andpromisedthat hewoulddoallinhispower toreformthem. "Unfortunately,thisgreat Popediedbeforehispromisescouldbeimplemented anditwasnotuntilmuch later,attheCouncilof Trent,thatthematterwas takenupagain."

HowItWillStart

*APREVIEWOFTHECEREMONIESWHICH WILLOPENTHESECONDVATICANECUMENICALCOUNCILHASBEENPUBLISHED BYL'OSSERVATOREROMANO.

TheVatican'sdailynewspaperreportedthatthe ceremonieswillbegininthemorningwithan assemblyoftheCouncilFathersintheHallof BenedictionsintheApostolicPalace.HisHoliness PopeJohnXXIIIwillsingthehymn"VeniCreator Spiritus"toinvoketheguidance-oftheHolySpirit.

Then,chantingthehymn,theCouncilFatherswill descendbywayoftheRoyalStairsandthebronze doorstoSt.Peter'sSquareandthengothrough thecentraldoorintoSt.Peter'sBasilica.

Inthebasilica,theFatherswilltaketheir assignedseats.ThePope,whowillbeattheend oftheprocession,willtakehisplaceonhisthrone. Followingtheprocession'sarrival,Masswillbe offeredbyacardinal.

MembersoftheDiplomatic.Corpsaccreditedto theHolySeeandgovernmentmissionswillwatch theceremoniesfromtribunesatthecornersofthe papalaltar.PresidentAntonioSegniwillheadthe Italianmission. AttheendoftheMass,thePopewillgivea discourseformallydeclaringtheopeningofthe Council.Theceremoniesandthediscoursewillbe transmittedbyradioandtelevision.

Intheafternoon,CardinalCicognani,theVatican SecretaryofState,willgiveareceptioninthe ApostolicPalacehonouringthemembersofgovernmentmissions.

Thatnight,thefaithfulofRomeplantoorganise atorchlightprocessiontohonourtheCouncil FathersandthePope,andtoexpresstheirjoyat havingtheCouncilintheircity.Thedemonstration bringstomindtheCouncilofEphesusin431when thefaithfulofthatcitydemonstratedinasimilar manner.

ThePopewillgrantaspecialaudiencetothe membersofgovernmentmissionsonthefollowing day,October12,intheSistineChapel.

FrancisCardinalSnlIman,ArchbishopofNewYork,chatswithValerioCardinalValeri, PrefectoftheSacredCongregationforReligious,followingacommissionmeeting.At left,Mgr.AchilleLupioftheGeneralSecretariatoftheCouncil,talkswithCardinal Tisserant.AtrightisJosephCardinalFrings,ArchbishopofCologne,Germany.

PASTCOUNCILS SOLVEDPROBLEMS

TheCouncilofTrent,the19thinChurchhistory,wasconvokedintheyear1545by PopePaulliltocnmbatthespreadofProtestantism.In25sessionsspreadover18 years,underfivepopes,thisCouncilwhichendedin1563proclaimedthattheBible andTraditiontogethermakeuptheruleoffaith,andthattheChurchalonehasthe righttointerpretit.The

TheFirstVaticanCouncil,heldin1869.70atSt.Peter'sBasilica,wasthelargestof the20ecumenicalcouncilsinthenumberofbishopstakingpart.Itwasalsothefirst ecumenicalcouncilattendedbyanAmericanbishop.Thecouncil,convokedbyPope PiusIX,isbestrememberedforitsdefinitionofthedoctrineofpapalinfallibility. ThisphotographicportraitwasdonebyAltohelliduringthecouncil'sclosingsession in1870.

Hard Going For Some Bishops

Germanbishops livingbehindtheIron Curtainare"almost certain"toattendthe comingEcumenical CouncilattheVatican.

Thiswasannouncedby CardinalFlings,Archbishop ofCologne,andchairmanof oftheGermanBishops' Conference. TheCardinalsaidthe eightbishopsincommunistruledEastGermanywere givenachoiceoffouropportunitiestoleavethe SovietZone.Redauthorities toldthemtheycouldattend theAugustnationalconventionofGermanCatholics (Katholikentag)inHanover inWestGermany,takepart intheannualmeetingof theGermanHierarchyin FuldainWestGermany, acceptinvitationstoattend Mariancelebrationsatthe Polishnationalshrineof OurLadyofCzestochowa, orgotoRomefortheCouncil.

CardinalFringsreported thatalleightprelateschose togotoRomeandhavebeen givenassurancesbythelied authoritiesthattheywillreceivetravelpermits.

Theprelatesconcerned aretheBishopofBerlin, whoresidesinthatcity's Red-ruledeasternsector; theAuxiliaryBishopof Berlin;theBishopofMeissen;thetwoAuxiliar. BishopsofFulda,whoadministertl4epartofthe FuldaSeelocatedinEast GermanyfromtheirresidenceinErfurt:theAuxiliaryBishopofPaderborn, whoadministerstheEast Germanyportionofthe Paderbornarchdiocese;the AuxiliaryBishopofOsnabrueck,administratorof thatSee'sEastGermanpart fromSchwerin;andthe BishopofBreslau,administratoroftheEastGerman partoftheBreslauarchdiocese,wholivesyinGoerlitz. Theseprelatescarefor the1,640,500Catholicsin EastGermanyandtheeasternsectorofBerlinandthe approximately300,000CatholicsofBerlin'swestern sector.TheseCatholicsare servedby1,339priestsin 952parishesandchaplaincies.

Itseemsalmostcertain thatbetweenfourandlive hundredprelatesfromEast EuropeanandAsianSees willmatbepermittedtopass theIronCurtaintoattend theCouncil.Vaticansources donotholdmuchhopethat theBishopsfromtheseparts willbegivenexitpermits. orinsomecasesbeallowed toreturntotheirSees.

TheBiggestCouncil

PopePaulIIIcc.mvok,dv.hatwastobethelongest ecumenicalcouncilinthehistoryoftheChurch,tha CouncilofTrent;fourotherpopesweretopresideit itsmeetings.PopePaulcalledthecouncilin1545to combatthespreadofProtestantism.Protestantleaders wereinvitedtoattend,butrefused.PopsPaulwaselected totheChairofPeterin1534;hediedin1549,four yearsaftertheCouncilofTrentopened.Thecouncil lasteduntil1563.

PortePiusIX,affectionatelyknownas"PioNono"called theFirstVaticanCouncilin1869,whichultimatelyled totheofficialdefinitionofpapalinfallibility.Because ofthedeplorablepoliticalconditionsofthetime,Pope PiusIXwasforcedin1870tosuspendtheCouncilindefinitely;technically,ithasseverbeenconcluded.The pontificateofPiusIXspanned32years,from1846to 1878.

TROUBLE CAUSES

BUENOSAIRES:Ar;:eittina'smilitarytutmoilhas broughttheCardinalArchbishopofBuenosAiresand 18bishopsflyingba-kfrom Riotobewiththeirpeople. Theprelatesweresailing forRometoattendtheEcumenicalCouncil.Newsof thenewoutbreakofbloodshedonSeptember21 reachedthemastheirship, theGiulioCesare,wasapproachingRiodeJaniera.

ATHOME

RETURN

Theydisembarkedthereto flybacktotheircapital.

Onarrival,CardinalCaggianoofBuenosAirestold newsmen:"Ihavereturned toplacemyselfattheserviceofthecountry.Ishall notleaveuntilquiethai beenrestored.Ishallvisit thewoundedandbringmy pastoralcounseltofamilies. Iwanttotakepartlrthe sufferingsandhopesofmy country."

OfAllWillUseManyLocations

Althoughthemainsessionsof th:,Councilwillbeheldin St.Peter'sBasilicaandits adjacenthalls,severalVati:si.canareaswillservetheparticipantsinvariousways. AmongthesewillbethePalacneSanCallisto

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(farleft);

Library-itsconsiltationroom(left);the HallofBenedictions(right), whichservedtheRomeSynod calledbyPopeJohn;andthe Papalpalace(farright),residenceoftheHolyFather.

TheChurchofEngland'sliaisonofficer attheVaticanhas voicedthehopethat ineEcumenicalCouncilwillspelloutthe re:0c!LingthatmanndhasbeenredeemedbyChrist alone."

TheVeryRev.BernardC. Pawley,CanonofElyCathedral,alsoexpressedhope that,non-Catholicswillpray forreformbothwithinthe CatholicChurchandwithin theirowncommunities.

CanonPawleyhasbeen stationedinRomeforayear andahalfastheChurchof England'sliaisonofficer withthePreparatorySecretariatforPromotingChristianUnity,forthecoming EcumenicalCouncil.He spelledoutsomeAnglican hopesregardingtheCouncil inaspecialarticleinthe quarterlybulletinofthe FriendsofReunion,anAnglicangroupwhosepresidentistheAnglicanBishop S.F.AllisonofWinchester, England.

CanonPawleywrote:"The generalhopehasbeenexpressedoutsidetheRoman Church,andevenwithinit, thattheCouncilwilltryto showsomebelatedunderstandingofthetheologicalinsightsoftheProtestant Reformationandthatshe willmakesomepositivedeclarationstoclearupmisunderstandingsabouther teachingsconcerningtheredemptionofmanbyChrist alone,theOneandOnly Saviour.

"Verystrongrepresentationsbothfromwithinand fromwithouthavebeen madeconcerningthestatus ofandthelanguagetobe usedconcerningtheBlessed VirginMary.Itisrealised thatexcessesinthismatter areacauseofgreatmisunderstandingandamajor causeofcontinueddisunion.

"Ifapositivedeclaration oftheChristocentricpositionoftheRomanFaith couldbepublished,many wouldfeeleasierabout Romanteachingsconcerning theBlessedVirginMaryand thesaintsinrelationto man'ssalvation."

Thearticlealsoexpressed hopethattherewillbea greatreorganisationofdioceses,increaseduseofthe vernacularintheliturgy, andsomereformofthe Breviary;somefurtherlatitudeforBiblicalscholarsin theirresearchesandconclusions,amoresatisfactory attitudefornon-Catholics regardingmixedmarriages, acondemnationofintolerancetoProtestantminoritiesincertaincountriesand areviewof"attachmentsto certainveryreactionary civilgovernments."

Thearticleforecaststhat permissionmaybegivenfor apermanentorderofmarrieddeaconsinthemission field.

"ThoseoutsidetheRoman Churchwillbepraying,or shouldbepraying,"said CanonPawley,"thatthe Councilwillinstigatereformsinmanyofthe matterswhichhavebeen mentioned.Buttheother halfofChristendommustat thesametimeconsiderhow muchittooisinneedofa secondReformation."

St.Peter'sGetsNewLookforCouncil

ThenaveofSt.Peter'sBasilicaisreceivingacompleterevampinginpreparationfor Seco-dVaticanCounciltoopenhereonOctober11.TemporaryCarsofseats accommodationformorethan2,500cardinals,archbishops,patriarchs,bishopsand religioussuperiors,arenowbeinginstalled.Amovablealtarwillbeplacedtothe rightofthemainaltar.Workonthetemporaryseatscontinuedthroughthesummer months,butsideaislesremainedopenforliturgicalfunctionsandthepassageof sightseers.

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thesealbehind.Atthetop thereisanindividualloudspeakerwiredtoreceive thesoundfromeverymicrophoneintheCouncilHall. Belowtheloudspeakeris afold-outdesktopwhichis verysimilartotheservice tablebuiltintotheseatsof theairliners.Atthebottom thereisafold-downkneeler, alsoupholsteredwithplastic coveredfoamrubber.

THEPope'sthroneis raisedhighsothat hisfullfigurewillbeseen fromeverypartofthe CouncilHall.Thethrone willbecanopiedanddraped andwillbeprovidedwith placesforthoseprelatesin thePope'simmediatepersonalservice.

BelowthePope'sthrone thereistobealongtable wherethePresidentofthe Councilwillbeseated.The president,thesecretaryand otherelectedofficersoftha First Council Bishop

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THEDEATHofa Bishoponhiswayto attendtheEcumenical (i3unciloccurredat Napleslastweek.The prelatewasMost.Rev. JohnForestHogan. O.F.M.,ofBellary,India. Bishopliogan,whowas borninLiverpool,went toIndiainOctober, 1928,ayearafterhis ordinationatRome.The wholeofhismissionary lifewasspentatBellaryinMyFore.Hewas consecratedinMay, 1949,attheFranciscan houseatForestGate, London.ThelateBishop sufferedafatalheart attackafewhoursafter arrivalinNaples.

Councilwilltakeheir placesthere. Apulpitwillbeatthe Pope'sleftfortheuseof thosewhowilladdressthe Councilformallyandat length.Beyondthisandjust infrontofthebronzestatue ofSt.Petertherewillbean altaruponwhichwillrest abookoftheScriptures duringtheCouncil.

ThePope'sthrone,the tableofthepresident,the pulpitandthealtarareall moveable.Thethrone,the tableandthepulpitwillbe removedduringthose solemnfunctionswhenthe Popeofficiatesatthebasilica'shighaltar.Thiswill bedonetoprovideaclear viewfortheCouncilFathers andforthosewhomaybe admittedonsuchoccasions intothetransepts.

Forotherliturgicalfunctionsthemoveablealtarwill beplacedinfrontofthe Pope'sthrone.Atfirstitwas decidedthattheCouncil wouldopeneachmorning's sessionwithMasscelebrated atthealtarinthisposition. Thepossibilityisnowbeing discussedofopeningthe sessionswithaprayerinsteadofMass,fortheeconomyoftimeandbecause theCouncilFatherswill havealreadycelebrated theirownMasses.

THEREwillbeno cloakroominthe basilicafortheuseofthe CouncilFathers.Forsolemn functions,theFatherswill entertheCouncilHallin processionwiththePope. Intheseinstancestheywill vestintheApostolicPalace anddescendintothebasilica bywayoftheRoyalStairs andtheatriumofthebasilica.Theywillthereforeuse foracloakroomthe"Lapidario"(TheHallofInscriptions),alonghallwhich runsbetweentheVatican MuseumsandtheApostolic Palace.

Forthemostpart,onthe manydaysofnormalbusiness,theFatherswillpresentthemselvesinplain dress.Atthesetimesthey willenterthebasilicainde-

pendentlythroughitsmany doorsandwilltaketheir placesinthetiersbymeans ofeightstairwaysbuiltinto theoutsidewallofthe CouncilHall.

Therewillbeservicesfor theFathersoneachsideof thebasilica,placeswhere theymayrefreshthemselves andhaveacupofcoffeeif theywish.Onewillbe locatedonthesouthsideof thebasilicabehindthesacristy,Theotherwillbe locatedneartheChapelof theBlessedSacramenton thenorthside.

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VOTING willbedone byballot,usingperforatedcards.Thecardsare partoftheso-called"mechanograph"systemwhichis usedbymanycompaniesfor billing.Theperforationswill serveforquickassorting andanalysisofballots.

Theballotswillbedistributedtoeachplacebeforea voteistobetaken.Each cardwillhaveaplacefor thename,thenumbercfthe seat,andthreespacesfor thethreedifferentkindsof vote-"yes,""no,"or"qualified."

Ballotswillbecollected byhandby17pages,probablyseminariansespecially assignedtothattask.The ballotswillthenbesorted andcountedautomatically atarateof9,000cardsan hour.

Itisestimatedthatavote couldbetaken,theballots collectedandsorted,andthe resultsknownwithin20 minutes.Thisitemalone willputtheSecondVatican Councilatadistinctadvantageoverallpreceding councilsintheexpeditingof itsbusiness.

Consideringthenumber ofpersonsinvolved-greater thaninanypreviousCouncil-andconsideringthe vastamountofmaterialto beresolved-about2,000 pagesofproposalsatlast report-theCouncilcould becomeahopelesslycumbersomeleviathanthat wouldgooninterminably, unlesstheprogressofits workwerereasonablygovernedandassistedbyadequatefacilities.

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DUPELOUXROUSSET,aftertheir weddingatSt.Thomas'Church,Claremont,onSeptember20. ThebridewasMissCAROLEDUNPHY,daughterofMr.and Mrs.JohnDunphyofDelkeith.ThegroomisthesonofMr. andMrs.RobertduPelouxRoussetofPeppermintGrore.Rev. S.Rogersofficiatedattheceremony.

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Theuniquedesignontop ofthegracefultowerprovidesaperfectbasefora 7ft.-highsoftblueneon cross,whichisvisiblefor manymiles.Heavybevelled plateglassdoorsgracethe modernentrance,andallow aclearviewoftheinterior atalltimes. Abronze statueofSt.Patrick,the PatronSaint,iserectedon asolidcorbelledbasefacing thefrontentrance.

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areerectedhighenoughto ensureprivacyinthesacristy.ThepulpitisofGothic designinwroughtironwith heavyaloeswoodrail.The opendesignofthepulpit enablesaclearviewofthe sanctuaryfromallangles.

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FREFSTYLEproveda classabovetheothersinthe Welteroversevenfurlongs, thereforelittlenoticecan betakenoftheform-still, theycanonlywinandhedid thatwithsomethinginreserve.Atonestageofthe bettingitwaspossibletoget 10to9againsthim-itisnot oftenthatthebagmenare liberal,buttheywereinthis case.

NEEDEDRUN

FavouritefortheAdvance Handicap(61j furlongs), LADYLANDAU,couldonly 'runthirdandthusadded yetanotherminorplacing gainedbyhorsesownedby Mr.TomAhernandhis doctorsoninrecentweeks. Thissmartfillybadly neededthe"hitout."However,withstablemate COOLADERAripetowina race,thepurple,redand blackcoloursaresureto breakthroughsoon.This racewaswonbyFLASH-

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INGFLAMEinastylesuggestingshewillwinagain. Noticedinthisracewasthe goodrunofJOLLYEMPRESS.

WHOKNOWS?

AftertheSalisburyHandicapmanyracegoersclaimedthatjockeyFrankTreen hadtakenthingstooeasy onfavouriteTALKING BIRD,wholedintothe straightandjustfailed.Now onlytheonewiththereins inhishandsknowswhether ahorseis"dying"onhim, andasthisgeldinghaspreviouslyprovedweakina finishitcouldhavebeenthe casedoSaturday.Consistent MOREAPPLAUSE"flew" hometowin,beatingPAN PACIFIC,whoshowedlhat histurnisnotfaroff.

LASTBUTGOOD

Puntersareusuallyina goodframeofmindwhen thefavouritewinsthelast event,asLITTLEPETREL didonSaturday.Shejustifiedtheconfidenceofher connectionsandmanysupportersbygoingtothefron' afurlongfromhomeand puttingtheissuebeyond doubt.Shewasalways favourite,backedfrom3sto 5-4onlytodriftto2-1at barrierrise.

Themannerinwhichshe wonindicatesthatalonger distance-itwasonemilewillnotbebeyondher.This stablehasenjoyedfairluck recentlyandpuntersare happyaboutit,aswhen theirhorsesarefanciedthey arenotafraidtobackthem.

STARTTIMES

Areaderhaspointedout thathealmostmissedbackinga12-1winnerselected inthiscolumnrecentlydue toavariationinthestarting timeoftheraceaspublished in"TheRecord."Heis correctandunfortunately nothingcanbedoneabout it.AtacceptancesonThursdaystheW.A.T.C.announces itsstartingtimesforthe Saturdaymeeting,butto avoidclasheswithinterstate eventsisobligedtovary thetimesuptoaquarterof anhourandadvisesthe dailypressontheFridayof eachweek.Toavoidpossible error,ourraceswillbepublishedinnumericalorderin future.

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RECORDSTOPPLEDAT THECHRISTIANBROTHERS'HIGHSCHOOL. HIGHGATESPORTSLAST WEEK.

J.Borkowskitookthe openhighjumprecordto 5ft.6iin.

Intheunder-16,D.M. Stewartbrokerecordsfor the220yds.(24-5sec.),440 yds.(56-3sec.),andthelong jump,19ft.akin,AMiranda setrecordsforthe100yds.

hurdles(13-8sec.)andthe shotputt(45ft.7in.).

CHAMPIONS Championathleteforthe opensectionwasJ.Elsegood;under-16,D.M. Stewart;under-15,S.Doyle; under-14,H.Symons;under13,P.Tonkin;under-12,C. Oliveri;under-12,K.Valenti;under-10,K.Smith; under-9,G.Walsh.

Elevenrecordswere brokenandonerecordwas equalledinthecompetition.

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OutsiandingPerformersAlTrinity CollegeSenior SportsDay

TrinityCollegeSenior SportswereheldatLeadervillaOvalonSunday,September30.

Amongtheoustandingperformerswerethefolowing: PatValmadrewasOpen Champion,winningthe100 yds.(10.8sec.),220yds(24-1 sec.),broadjump(19ft.lin.) andthehop,stepandjump.

JohnAllansonwasUnder17Championandwonthe 100yds.(10.8sec),220yds.

(24-8sec),440yds.(53.8sec.) andhighjump(5ft.lin.). TheUnder-16Champion wasNevilleLupton,hisresultsbeing100yds.,10.8sec., 220yds.,24sec.,440yds.,54.9 sec.and100yds.hurdles14-1 sec.

Highjumpopen-Graeme Wishart,5ft.7in.

HighjumpUnder16 RobertShields,5ft.3M.

BroadjumpUnder-13PaulJones,15ft.3in (equalledrecord).

HighjumpUnder-12-WarwickMathews,4ft. (newrecord).

MileUnder-17-.Gordon Kendall,4min.51.3sec. A11.4.4.4.14.44641144,444.4,140044.4,14.,P.1441,44.4P.44P4P4PO4.4144140,41,1414114

EastPerthVictorsInBDivision

EASTPERTH 10-18

LEEDERVILLE 4-4

EastPerth,playingthe betterfootballthroughout thematch,convincinglybeat Leedervilletotakethe"B" Divisionpennant.

Byopeninguptheforwardlineandusinghandballtoadvantage,East Perthbuiltupagoodlead. Incontrast,whenLeeder%alewentforward,mainly throughtheagencyofF. Reganwhowasdominating thecentre,theycrowdedthe playandfoundscoringdifficult.

At'theotherendofthe ground,EaltPerthcentre-

halfforwardLegettcombinedwellwithfull-forward Anderson,whotoppedoffa gooddisplaywithaccurate kickingforgoal. EastPerth'swasateam effortandallplayerspulled theirweight.Leederville triedhardandtotheircredit nevergaveupwhatwasan unenviabletask.Theyhad 'manygoodindividuals,but lackedtheteamworkof -EastPerth. F.ReganofLeederville wasawardedthetrophyfor fairestandbestontheday. Best:(EP)-K.Legett,J. Anderson,J.Calleja;(L)F.Regan,J.Sullivan,A. Dare.

Under16highjumpchampion mile;P.Loughlin.4min.57=2 sec.

UNDER-15:220yds.-J. Marlin,25-3se:e;V.ayas.-J. Marlin,57.8sec.;Lloyds. hurdles-J..Maslin,I5sec.

UNDER-14:75yds.hurdels -P.Hales,11.8sec.;mileP.Hales,5min.35.2sec.

UNDER-13:100yds.-C. Campagnoli,12sec.;220yds. -C.Campagnoli.27.6see.:

GEOFFREYKENNYofFloreat. broadjump-C,Fragomeni, left.3in.

UNDER-12:100yds.-J. 12.5oec75yeis.-J. Mater,9.8sec.;broadjurna-:J.Miller,14ft.4in.

UNDER-11:100yds.-C. Downie,13.5sec.

UNDER-10:BroadjumpIt.Magill,12ft.lin. UNDER-9:50yds.-A. Rose,7.13sec.;75yds.-A. Rose,llsec.

South-WestCatholicSchoolSpcels

The13thAnnualSports MeetingoftheSouth-West CattolicSchoolsSportsAssociationwillbeheldon Wednesday,October17,at theJ.E.HandsMemorial Oval,SouthBunbury,commencingat10a.m.

Fifteenschoolsfromall partsoftheSouth-Westwill competeina170-event programme.Thisisthe biggestprogrammeeverattemptedbythisassociation. HisLordshipBishopL.J. Goodywillberepresented bytheVicar-General,Rt. Rev.MonsignorC.CunninghamofAlbany. Anewcindertrackhas beenlaiddownontheoval

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ALLINDIAprovidedthehighlightatBelmonton SaturdaywhenhewontheDianellaHandicapovernine furlongswithease.Hemadelightofhissteadierof 9.13,smashedthecourserecordandbeatthefavourite NOWANOWA,givingthathorsethreestoneallbut 11b.,byfourlengths.Onlyanoutstandinggalloper couldgivesuchaperformance.

MeetingfirstclassfortheINGFLAMEinastylesusfirsttime,NowaNowawasgestingshewillwinagain. notdisgracedandbeattheNoticedinthisracewasthe restofthefield,whichin-goodrunofJOLLYEMPcludedacoupleofsmartRESS., horses.Hisrunsuggests thatheisworthyu'fanotherchance.

Oftheunplacedhorses, noneimpressedmorethan MAGICCOLOUR,whohas improveda"ton"sincehis recentrun.Riddentothe frontintheearlystages,he thendroppedoutonlyto comeagaininthestraight torunsixth.Histurnis nowveryclose.

DISMAL

Seldomdoesawellfanciedrunnergivesucha poorshowingasROYAL

FINALEdidintheNovice Handicapoversevenfur-longs.Hegotawaywell, stayedinthemiddleofthe fieldforafewfurlongs, thengraduallydropped back,finishinglast.Hewill needtoshowsomething muchbetterbeforepunters sendhimoutfavourite again.

MASTERFREDDIEwon theracefromDARK ASTOR,whowasobviously abovehimselfincondition andasitwasonlyhissecondrunisonewhoissure toimprove.

EASYWIN

FREFSTYLEproveda classabovetheothersinthe Welteroversevenfurlongs, thereforelittlenoticecan betakenoftheform-still, theycanonlywinandhedid thatwithsomethinginreserve.Atonestageofthe bettingitwaspossibleget 10to9againsthim-itisnot oftenthatthebagmenare liberal,buttheywereinthis case.

NEEDEDRUN

FavouritefortheAdvance Handicap(61furlongs), LADYLANDAU,couldonly runthirdandthusadded yetanotherminorplacing gainedbyhorsesownedby Mr.TomAhernandhis doctorsoninrecentweeks. Thissmartfillybadly neededthe"hitout."However,withstablematc

COOLADERAripetowina race,thepurple,redand blackcoloursaresureto breakthroughsoon.This racewaswonbyFLASH-

WHOKNOWS?

AftertheSalisburyHandicapmanyracegoersclaimedthatjockeyFrankTreen hadtakenthingstooeasy onfavouriteTALKING BIRD,wholedintothe straightandjustfailed.Now onlytheonewiththereins inhishandsknowswhether ahorseis"dying"onhim, andasthisgeldinghaspreviouslyprovedweakina finishitcouldhavebeenthe casedoSaturday.Consistent MOREAPPLAUSE"flew" hometowin,beatingPAN PACIFIC,whoshowedthat histurnisnotfaroff.

LASTBUTGOOD

Puntersareusuallyina goodframeofmindwhen thefavouritewinsthelast event,asLITTLEPETREL didonSaturday.Shejustifiedtheconfidenceofher connectionsandmanysupportersbygoingtotheIron, afurlongfromhomeand puttingtheissuebeyond doubt.Shewasalways favourite,backedfrom3sto 5-4onlytodriftto2-1at barrierrise.

Themannerinwhichshe wonindicatesthatalonger distance-itwasonemilewillnotbebeyondher.This stablehasenjoyedfairluck recentlyandpuntersare happyaboutit,aswhen theirhorsesarefanciedthey arenotafraidtobackthem.

STARTTIMES

Areaderhaspointedout thathealmostmissedbackinga12-1winnerselected inthiscolumnrecentlydue toavariationinthestarting timeoftheraceaspublished in"TheRecord."Heis correctandunfortunately nothingcanbedoneabout it.AtacceptancesonThursdaystheW.A.T.C.announces itsstartingtimesforthe Saturdaymeeting,butto avoidclasheswithinterstate eventsisobligedtovary thetimesuptoaquarterof anhourandadvisesthe dailypressontheFridayof eachweek.Toavoidpossible error,ourraceswillbepublishedinnumericalorderin future.

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Alargegatheringof parentsandfriendsenjoyed afeastofathleticsasthey formedpicnicgroupsaround thebeautifulsettingof RosaliePark.

Thedaycommencedwith thefirstthreeeventsbringingrecords.Thissetthe patternofeventsforthe day.Theenthusiasmofcompetitorsandspectatorscould

nothavebeenhigheras manythrillingfinisheswere witnessed.Therewereafew dead-heatsduringtheday. Themostoustandingperformanceswerenutupby thefollowing:

UNDER-16:100yds.-G. McCabe,Ilsec.;220yds.-G. Kenny,25.8sec.;highjump -G.Kenny,5ft.5in,;broad jump-G.Kenny,19ft,3in.;

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THECHRISTIANBROTHERS'HIGHSCHOOL, HIGHGATESPORTSLAST WEEK.

J.Borkowskitookthe openhighjumprecordto 5ft.6}in.

Intheunder-16,D.M. Stewartbrokerecordsfor the220yds.(24-5sec.),440 yds.(56-3sec.),andthelong jump,19ft.6ain,AMiranda setrecordsforthe100yds.

hurdles(13-8sec.)and shotputt(45ft.7in.).

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CHAMPIONS

Championathleteforthe opensectionwasJ.Elsegood;under-16,D.M. Stewart;under-15,S.Doyle; under-14,H.Symons;under13,P.Tonkin;under-12,C. Oliveri;under-12,K.Valenti;under-10,K.Smith; under-9,G.Walsh. Elevenrecordswere brokenandonerecordwas equalledinthecompetition.

OutstandingPerformersAtTrinity CollegeSenior SportsDay

TrinityCollegeSenior SportswereheldatLeedervilleOvalonSunday,September30.

Amongtheoustandingperformerswerethefolowing: PatValmadrewasOpen Champion,winningthe100 yds.(10.8sec.),220yds(24-1 sec.),broadjump(19ft.lin.) andthehop,stepandjump.

JohnAllansonwasUnder17Championandwonthe 100yds.(10.8sec),220yds.

(24-Bsec),440yds.(53.8seca andhighjump(5ft.2in.).

TheUnder-16Champion wasNevilleLupton,hisresultsbeing100yds.,10.8sec., 220yds.,24sec.,440yds.,54.9 sec.and100yds.hurdles14-1 sec. Highjumpopen-Graeme Wishart,5ft.7in.

HighjumpUnder16 RobertShields,5ft.3M.

BroadjumpUnder-13PaulJones,15ft.3iin (equalledrecord).

HighjumpUnder-l2WarwickMathews,4ft.8in. (newrecord).

MileUnder-17-.Gordon Kendall,4min.51.3sec.

EastPerthVictorsInBDivision

EASTPERTH 10-18

LEEDERVILLE 4-4

EastPerth,playingthe betterfootballthroughout thematch,convincingly'beat Leedervilletotakethe"B" Divisionpennant. Byopeninguptheforwardlineandusinghandballtoadvantage,East Perthbuiltupagoodlead. Incontrast,whenLeedervillewentforward,mainly throughtheagencyofF. Reganwhowasdominating thecentre,theycrowdedthe playandfoundscoringdifficult.

Attheotherendofthe ground,EaltPerthcentre-

halfforwardLegettcombinedwellwithfull-forward Anderson,whotoppedoffa gooddisplaywithaccurate kickingforgoal.

EastPerth'swasateam effortandallplayerspulled theirweight.Leederville triedhardandtotheircredit nevergaveupwhatwasan unenviabletask.Theyhad manygoodindividuals,but lackedtheteamworkof EastPerth.

F.ReganofLeederville wasawardedthetrophyfor fairestandbestontheday. Best'(EP)-K.Legett,J. Anderson,J.Calleja;(L)F.Regan,J.Sullivan,A. Dare.

Under16highjumpchampion mile:P.Loughlin.4min.57=2 sec. UNDER-15:220yds.-J. Maslin,25-3sec.;44aaals.-J. Maslin,57.8sec (*yds. hurdles-J.Maslin,15see. UNDER-14:75yds.hurdels -P.Hales,11.8sec.;mileP.Hales,5min.35.2sec. UNDER-13:100yds.-C. Campagnoli,12sec.;220yds. -C.Campagnoli.27.6sec.;

GEOFFREYKENNYofFloreat. Fragommi, lift.Sin. UNDER-12:100yds.-J. ll:i11er,12.5sec; 111iller,9.Bsec.;broadjump J.Miller,14ft,4in. UNDER-11:100yds.-C. Downie,13.5sec.

UNDER-10:BroadjumpR.Maslin,12ft.lin. UNDER-9:50ycts.Rose,7,13sec 75yds.-A, Rose,Ilsec.

South-WestCatholicSchoolSports

The13thAnnualSports MetingoftheSouth-West CatholicSchoolsSportsAssociationwillbeheldon Wednesday,October17,at theJ.E.HandsMemorial Oval,SouthBanbury,commencingat10a.m.

Fifteenschoolsfromall partsoftheSouth-Westwill competeina170-event programme.Thisisthe biggestprogrammeeverattemptedbythisassociation. HisLordshipBishopL.J. Goodywillberepresented bytheVicar-General,Rt. Rev.MonsignorC.CunninghamofAlbany. Anewcindertrackhas beenlaiddownontheoval

bytheSunburyMunicipal Council.Thisi.ethefirst timethe,trackwillbeused andsomeverygoodtimes shouldresult.

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KERRYFORTHETWENTIETHTIME DUBLIN,September,1962.

ISTHEREANYBODY THEREFROMKERRY, IRELAND?

Yes,youwontheAllIrelandGaelicFootball (Senior)titleatCrokePark, Dublin,onSeptember23,in thefinalwithRoscommon, andthiswasKerry's20th timetotakethispremier Irishhonour.Notonlythat; intheAll-IrelandMinor FootballFinal,playedat CrokeParkonthesameday, Kerrywonthetitlefrom Mayobysixgoalsfive pointstosevenpoints.

Therewasnodoubtabout -tteSeniorresulteither;the ballhadbeenthrownin onlyhalfaminutewhen Kerryscoredagoal,followedinanother21}minutes byapoint,followedbypoint afterpoint,until20minutes afterthestartofplaywhen Roscommongotagoalfrom apenalty.

Concerned,nodoubt,that thereshouldbeanyscoreat allagainstthem,Kerrywere awayagainformorepoints,

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andwereaheadbyone goaleightpointstoone goalonepointbyhalf-time, andatfull-timetheyhad wonbyonegoal12points toonepalsixpoints.The sixpointsmarginshowed howwellRoscommondid tightback,oftenintheattack,butmissingwhat seemedeasygoalsand pointsbybadmarksmanship.

MaybeIamprejudiced becauset:tywife'sbrother playedforGalway,which Roscommondefeatedtoget intotheAll-IrelandFinal andmeetKerry-weareinclinedtobelikethatwhen it-comestoGaelicFootball inIreland!-butGalway justmighthavegivenKerry abetterbattleforthetitle.

Thegamewas'excellently televised,andtelevisionpinpointedjustwhatwas wrong;repeatedlyyousaw aRoscommonmankickinto anareaofthefieldwhere thereweretwootherRoscommonmen,andrepeatedlyyousawaKerrymanrise fortheballandawaywith it,pursuedbyRoscommon, ThenaRoscommonman wouldgoforthemaninsteadoftheball-itwasan easyfreeforKerryandthey addedanotherpoint.

Severaltimes,too,asthe crowdrosetoapplaudwhat seemedwouldbeaneasy Roscommongoalfromnear thegoalmouth,Roscommon wouldshoottheballacross thegoalandmiss.

Kerryseemedalways wheretheballlanded-usuallyjustoneKerrytnan-

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and,gottheballandaway withit.Kerryplayedafast, strong,well-placedgame, andRoscommonplayeda differentkindoffootball, skilfulinitsway,andfull ofcourage,worryingKerry manytimesatthegoalmouth,butprovingonalmosteveryoccasiontheir ownworstenemies.Itis reckonedtohavebeenfar fromthemostexcitingfinal atthishistoricvenue,and exceptforafewralliesby Roscommonwhenthey seemedtobegettingplaces, butmissingtheirchances whentheyhadvirtuallygot there,theresultwasnever reallyindoubt.

Itwasaproudmoment forSeanOgSheehy,Kerry captainandsonofthe famousJohnJoeSheehy,a formerAll-Irelandcaptain ofavictoriousKerry,when hereceivedtheSamMaguireCupfromGaelic AthleticAssociationPresidentHughByrne;itmeant thatKerrywasnotonlyat thetopwith20All-Irelands inthelonghistoryofthe games,butthatitwasthe firsttimethesonofthe captainofawinningAllIrelandSeniorFootball teamhadcaptainedthe title-winners.Hewasonly oneofthreeoftheSheehy clanontheteam,andanotherKerryplayerwas GarryMcMahon,sunofListowel(Kerry)authorBryan McMahonwho,asonecommentatorhasrecalled,sang 16yearsagowhenKerry lastbeatRoscommoninthe final:

"There'snonecanbeatthe Kingdomsweet, Forhorseorhoundorman."

Isthereanybodyherefrom Roscommon?Don'tmind theseKerrymen,becauseif theyhadn'twon,theyprobablywouldn'thaverelaxed forawholeyear,untiltheir chancecameroundagain, becauseKerrytakesitreally seriously.Roscommonrelaxedeverybitasmuch whenthebiggamewas over,andweregallant losers.

*TowardsBetter Relations

SignsofbetterunderstandingbetweenNorthand SouthIrelandcontinue; therehavebeencomplaints formanyyearsintheNorth, wheretheCatholicsarein aminority,thattheGovvernment,localauthorities andemployersdiscriminate againstCatholics.

Apartfromthefactthat theheadoftheOrange Order,usuallyregardedas thehardcoreofopposition toCatholics,hasagreedto meetSenatorLennon,at thisNationalistandCatholic Senator'srequest,todiscuss takingbigotryoutofNorthernlife,thereisanotherexcellentsignintheNorthern responsetoSoutherneasementoftariffsoncertain importsintotheSouth.

JTheSouthis,ofcourse, about90percentCatholic, hasbeenfreeofreligious bigotryeversincetheestablishmentoftheState,and itspoliticalpartiesarenot basedonreligions.Ithas extendedahandoffriendship,whichformanyyears theNorthernGovernment wasreluctanttograsp,to theNorth.

NowNorthernbusiness menhaverespondedgratefullytotheSoutherndecision,atatimewhenthe Northhasmuchunemploymentandseriouseconomic

difficulties,toeaseimport restrictionsonlinen,furniture,motorsandpaintfrom theNorth.Alreadymuchof theNorth'sbeautifulIrish linenissoldtotouristsin Dublin,andthenewconcessionswillencouragefurther trade."Itiswhatwehave beenwaitingandhoping for,"saidSirGrahamLarmor,oneofalinentrade deputationwhichvisited DublinfromBelfast.

FurtherofficialrecognitionofCatholicsinthe Northisalsoevidencedin recentfull-scaletelevision programmesthereonCatholicformsofworshipandthe inclusion,forinstance,ofan excellent"live"programme ontheenthronementofa Catholicbishop.

*Centenary

TheAugustinianChurch (John'sLane),Dublin,has celebrateditscentenary;the foundationstonewaslaidby CardinalCullenahundred yearsagoandtheexterior statuarywasbyJames Pearse,fatherofPadraic andWilliePearse.Theattendanceatthecentenary celebrationsincludedMost Rev.Dr.Stewart,Bishopof Bcndigo(formerlySandhurst),Victoria,Australia. VeryRev.F.Larkin,O.S.A., Prior,preachedthesermon attheopeningofthecelebrations.

*RecentDeaths

JudgeMartinMaguire, whoduringhisretirement succeededMr.JamesCrosbie,ofthewell-knownCork family,whoresigned,asthe IrishmemberoftheCouncil ofEurope'sCommissionon HumanRights. DistrictJusticeDermotF. Gleeson,notedarchaeologist inhissparetime,ofClarecastle,CountyCare,who diedwhileattendingadinnerat'the15th-century touristattraction,Bunratty Castle,CountyClare.

*TheRoseOfTrake Dublinballerina,Clara O'Sullivan,istheRoseof Tralee,selectedfromthe dozenfinalistsatTralee fromAmerican,Britishand Irishcities.Tralee'sDan Nolan,managingdirectorof the"Kerryman"newspaper -whichlikemostKerry venturesistopofitsclass amongIrishweeklyprovincialnewspaperswithacirculationofover40,000-has hintedthatnextyearthere maybeaRosefromAustralia.CoulditbefrontPerth? Thesystemisthateachcity holdsaballatwhichit electsitsRose-it'snotthe usualsortofbeautycompetition-andshemustbe withincertaindefinedlines ofKerrydescent.

*TheMinister's Story Storytohelptheaudiencerelax,whenhewas presentingtheCouncilof Europespecialfilmawards attheCorkInternational FilmFestival,andonbeing introducedasamanthey wouldallknow,wastoldby MinisterofEducation,Dr. P.J.Hillery.Itwasofa girlwhodidn'twantto marrythemanchosenfor her,andsaidshedisliked himanddidn'tovenknow him."Youmaynotlikehim whenyoumeethim,"someonetoldhercomfortingly, "butwhenyougettoknow him,youwillsimplyhate him."

By Rev.Father W.J.Foley

KOREANHEAD CONGRATULATES NEWHIERARCHY

GeneralChungHeePark, ChairmanoftheSupreme CouncilforNationalReconstruction,therulingbodyof Korea,sentthefollowing messageontheoccasionof thepubliccelebrationofthe establishmentofahierarchy inKoreaintheCathedral oftheImmaculateConceptioninSeoulonJune29: "Isincerelycongratulatethe CatholicsofKoreaonthe establishmentofahierarchy bytheHolySee,atwhich timethreearchbishopswere alsoappointed.Thisnotonly manifeststhesoundprogressanddiocesanstructure ofthuChurchinKorea,but isalsoanoutstandingand epoch-makingeventforour nation.

"Recallingthebackground ofthisgloriousprogressthethornypathwhichthe CatholicChurchhastrodin Korea,aswellasthesacrificeofinnumerableshepherdswiththeirflocks-I amhappy,butmorethan that,deeplymoved.

"Iamconvincedthatthe struggleforfreedomofbeliefLsthebasicconditionfor democracyandforabetter realisationofthemodern taskofachievingtruthand justice.Moreover,itcannot beforgottenthattheCatholicChurchintheworldas wellasinKoreatoday, alongwitheverykindof religion,isaspiritualsupportandanidealdefencein theintensestruggleagainst communism.

"Itismyhopethatthe futurehappinessofour countrywillbetheresultof anharmoniousrelationship betweentheCatholicChurch whichithonourstoday,and thefuturegloryofour nation.

"MaythegraceofGod comedownmoreabundantlyupontheChurchandall Catholics."

ENTIREVILLAGEFORMS

CATECUMENATE

Theentirepopulation120farmingfamilies-of SongHyunvillage,nearSeo Han,inSouthKorea,asked foracatechisttoteachthem moreabouttheChurch.

FatherJohnOliver,M.E.P., parishpriestofGuardian Angels'parish,SeoSan,has beendelightedtoobligeand sotoestablishamissionpostinthevillage,where thepeoplehaveplaceda largemeeting-houseatthe catechist'sdisposalforinstructionsessions.

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Lessthanfourmonthsago

FathersShanahanand Moorebegananewparish inthecityofChimbote,in Peru.Untilabouttenyears agoitwasasmallthriving fishingvillagealongthe coastofthePacific.Theinhabitantswerenotmany andtheirneedswerefew. Theirdailyneedswereseen toquitewellfromthefish

theywereabletobringto market.

Todayeverythinghas changed.Theoncesmall villagehasmushroomedinto asprawlinganduncontrollablecitywiththousands uponthousandslivinginabjectpoverty.Unemployment isrifeeverywhereandmost lackthebarenecessitiesof life.Thepopulationtodayis overfivetimeswhatitwas tenyearsago.FatherShanahan,not knowingwheretobeginto provideforthosepoor peopledecidedtoconcentrateontheyoung.He soughtthechildrenout whenevertheycouldbe foundandbegangiving theminstructions.

Dayafterdayandhour afterhourhehasbeengivinginstructionstothechildrenofthecity.Frompresentindicationsthere shouldbeabout1,500childrenreadyfortheirFirst HolyCommunionsometime nextmonth.This,ofcourse, isonlythdbeginning.Once thechildrenhavebeen broughtthisfarthenthere mustalwaysbetheyearsof follow-upandcareasthey approachadulthood.Toaccomplishthis,theyears aheadholdinstorelongand tedioushoursofteaching andinstruction.Father Shanahanandhisassociates, FathersMooreandJusseaume,areaptlyadaptedto thetaskahead.Bothhave manyyears'experiencein thepriesthoodandboth havebeenactivelyengaged inworkingwiththeyoung.

GODCOMESTHROUGH US,_NOTTOUS St.FrancisAssisitellsus inoneofhiswell-known prayers:"Itisingivingthat wereceive."Thegenerous, outgoinglife,thelifethat holdsnothingbackbutgives ofitselffreelyforthegood ofothers,receivesa.continualsupplyofhidden gracesdirectlyfromthe handofGod. Thisisnottrueofthe self-centredlife,thelife closedinuponitself,with noexitfromthenarrow littleworldofitsownconcerns.Suchaself-worshippersooncriesout:"If Icouldonlygetawayfrom _myself."Buthecannot,becauseheisallwrapped.up. inhimself.Likealakewith nooutlet,hebecomesstagnantandinwardlydead. Watermusthaveachannel ofcontinualflowinorderto remainfreshandclean.So mustasoul.

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"Althoughitistruethat theCatholicChurchhas neverextendedsofaror enjoyedsuchinfluenceasin ourday,itisnolesstrue thatthesituationinWesternEuropeandAmericais suchthatthepeople,in general,areplungingdeeper anddeeperintovirtual atheism,"hesaid.

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FatherJosephA.Sweeney, M.M.,whostartedworking onbehalfofleprosypatients inKoreasevenyears'agohis20yearsofeffortfor sufferersofthisdiseasein Chinahavingearnedhim expulsionbythecommunist government-hasbeenhonouredbyKorea'spresident.

FatherSweeneywas awardedtheOrderofCulturalMeritNationalMedal byPresidentChungHee Park.FatherSweeneyhad alsobeenhonouredbythe country'sMinisterofHealth andSocialAffairsearlier intheyear.

Hefoundedaleprosarium inSouthChinain1933and Workedwithleperpatients thereuntilhisexpulsionin 1953.Hewaspresentedthe Damieti-DuttoAwardfor hisworkin1954,andcame toKoreatorenewthework in1955.

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"'CONFUSED,"LISMOREwrites:Inoneofourdevotionalmagazines anarticlebyapriestwhoclaimshewantstohelpCatholicsunderstandotherChristians'viewspoints,Popesarepaintedveryblack whileMartinLutherisdepictedasanearnestyoungGerman, strivingforreform.Tomymind,onedoesnotgetatrueideaof theReformationbysuchmethods,andthemostimportantthingis thatthewholetruthbetakenintoaccount.

R.: I fullyagreewithyouinthat.

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LUTHER

Q.:Surelyitisbutjustthat weshouldexpectthefull truthaboutLuthertoLe admitted,ifwearewilling toadmitfreelybadpopes andclergyandlaityon theCatholicsideatthe timeoftheReformation.

R.:Catholicshavealways beenreadytoadmittheexistenceofbadCatholicsas wellasgoodones,and abusesduetothehuman elementintheChurch.Dean

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Colet,ofSt.Paul's,London, whodiedin1519,15years beforeHenryVIII'slapse, fromtheCatholicChurch, spokeotPopeslikeAlexanderVIwhohaddiedin1503 as"wickedlypouringout poison,totheruinofthe Church."Buthehimself neverdreamedofdenying thetruthoftheChurch,nor ofleavingit.Heinsistedon reformoftheChurchfrom withintheChurch.Dean Colet'sfriend,SirThomas More,alayman,didnot. hesitatetosay:"Theworld haslittlelovefortheclergy, but"alastheclergyhavea greatlovefortheworld." Yet,in1535,hedieda martyrforPapalSupremacy asopposedtoHenryVIII's "RoyalSupremacy." In1545,CardinalPole saidtotheassembled BishopsattheCouncilof Trent:"Itisourpride,avariceandinfidelitywhich havebroughttheseevilson theKingdomofGod."But hedidnotdoubtfora momentthattheCatholic ChurchwasthatKingdom

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ofGodinthisworld.But whatoftheestimatesof MartinLuther?ItwasdifficultforCatholicstoview himsympathetically.Luther himselfproclaimed:"0 Pope,livingIwasthy plague;dyingIshallbethy death."TheAnabaptists, whoseslaughterLutherrecommended,couldnotview himsympathetically.ThomasMuntzer,theirleader, ultra-Protestantthoughhe was,wrotetoLuther:"You areapoisonouswormwith yourdirtyhumilitywhich yougotoutofAugustine. Sleepsoftly,Mr.Soft-Life; Dr.MartinLuther;Mr.Siton-the-Fence;HisHoliness thePopeofWittenberg;Mr. Cleverstick." HumanistslikeErasmus attackedLutherbecauseof hisdenialoftherightsof reason;while,onthenationallevel,thosefilledwith anti-Germanprejudiceshad notagoodwordtosayfor him.ThereactionofproLutheranswasawholesale denialofallchargesagainst himandaglorificationof him,sothatalegendary Luthertooktheplaceofthe realLutherasakindof Protestantmyth. ScholarlyProtestant writerstodayadmitthatin Luthertherewasmuchthat repelsanddisgusts.hisobstinacy,maliceattimes, scurrility,andunabating angeragainsttheenemiesof

God-ashedeclaredallhis ownenemiestobe.Butthey saycontroversialistshave madethemostofthese, whileoverlookingthedeeply religioussideofLutherand hismanyattractivehuman qualities.OrdinaryProtestants,however,donotshare themorebalancedestimate arrivedatbytheirscholars.

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Q.:IfindthatProtestants, whosogladlypointtobad Popes,clergyandlaity, imagineLutherandthe otherreformersassaintly menandwhengiventhe truepicturearemuch morekindlydisposedtowardstheCatholic Church.

R.:Iftheygladlydothe one,thentheywillfondlydo theother:andyourightly saythattheremedyforthis isknowledgeleadingtosympathyandcharity.TheAnglican,Dr.Goudge,ProfessorofDivinityatOxford. inhisbook,"TheChurchof EnglandandReuni,n,"begs ProtestantsandCatholicsto droptheprejudicesofthe 16thcentury'sheatedatmosphere."Thewholespiritof thecontroversiesthen,"he writes,"waswrong.They wereblackwithhatredand misrepresentation,and largelyconductedintheologicalBillingsgate.Atbest theyleaveouthalfthe truth:atworsttheyare lying.NoinstructedRoman CatholicdeniestheappallingconditionofWestern Christendomatthebeginningofthatcentury.NoinstructedProtestantnowdeniesthatpoliticalandpersonalmotivesbulkedvery largeintheProtestantReformation.Itisthedutyof thebetterinformedmembersofallcommunionsto correcttheerrorsofthe lessinformed,especially whenthoseerrorsleadthem tomisjudgethosefrom whomtheyareseparated."

IsAlfredTheGreat ASaint?

J.M.O'NEILL,CRONULLA, asks:WasAlfredthe

Great,KingofEngland, evercanonisedasasaint?

R.:No;althoughKing

HenryVI,in1441,senta petitiontothePopeforhis canonisation.Thepetition wasnotrejected,butthe Vaticandidnotproceed withthecase.Alfredthe Great,whowasbornin849

A.D.,anddiedin901,was nottheKingofEngland, butofWessex,theterritory occupiedbytheWest Saxons.Hewasundoubtedly agreatrulerandmilitary

"THERECORD,"bycourtesyofStation25M,Sydney,publishessomeofDr. Rumble'sradioanswers eachweek.

Queriesfromourreaders (whichmustbeaccompaniedbynameend addressofsender)are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichinvolvesadelayofsome weeks. Repliestothemmayor maynotthenbeamong thosechosenforpublicationinthesecolumns.

DR.IIANSKUNGON "MICAREFORM"

LP.,LIDCOMBE,writes:WeCatholicsarewellaware ofthehumansideoftheChurch,butifonecanjudge bycommentsoftheEditorofthe"CatholicWeekly," June28,1962,onFatherHansKung'sbook,"The Council,ReformandReunion,"thatauthorappears togobeyondwhatChristforetold,

R.:TheEditor'scommentswerepromptedby"Time" magazine'sJune8reviewofthebookundersubheadingssuggestinga"Reformation"intheCatholic aswellasintheProtestantChurches,thattheCatholic Churchhasafteralla"FallibleInfallibility,"andthat FatherKungmanifests"SympathyforLuther."A Catholicbookgivingrisetosuchimpressionscertainly needslookingattwice.TheEditorof"TheCatholic Weekly,"aftercarefulscrutinyofit,saidhisown impressionsofitwerethatitstendencytodiscreditthe CatholicChurch,insteadofpromotingthecauseof reunion,couldservetoalienatenon-Catholicsanddisedifyill-instructedCatholics;thatitsambiguitiescould leadtoquiteerroneousideas;andthatitstressedthe humanelementintheCatholicChurchattheexpense ofthedivineelementandofthepromisedprotectionof theChurchbytheHolySpirittilltheendoftime. Thecriticismwasnotunwarranted.

"BADCATHOLICS"NOTNEWS

Q.:IftheEditorof"TheCatholicWeekly'wasright, wouldnotFatherKung'sfindingsreflectonother Catholichistoriansandtheologianswhofailedtosee alltheshortcomingsandmistakesoftheChurch?

R.:OtherCatholichistoriansandtheologianswere everybitasmuchawareoftheshortcomingsandmistakes,notofthe"Church,"butofindividualmembers oftheChurch.Whattheyallknewwasexpressedquite clearlybyPopePiusXIIinhisEncyclicalon"The MysticalBodyofChrist"(1943),whenhedeclaredthat theCatholicChurchbyitsinnerconstitutionasestablishedbyChristisbothinfallibleandindefectible,ever preservingtheChristianFaithinviolate,andremaining alwaysaboveallreproachinherholylawsandevangelicalcounselsandinthesacramentalmeansofgrace whichhaveresultedincountlesssaintsthroughoutthe centuries.ThePopeadded,however,thatChristwilled HisChurchtoconsistofhumanbeings,andthatifthe lamentabletendencytowardsevilhasresultedinabuses whetheramongclergyorlaity.thatisnoreasonfor lesseningourreverenceandlovefortheChurchbut onlyforeffortstoconvertsinfulandblameworthy membersandforferventprayerontheirbehalf,

SHOCKTACTICS

Q.:IftheseotherCatholichistoriansandtheologians wereawareofthesethings,shouldtheynothave madethemselvesheardinsteadofwaitingforFather Kungtospeakup?

leader.Hehatedwar,and engagedinitonlybecauseit wasforcedonhimbythe constantinvasionsbyNorsemenandDanes.Hisrealinterestswereinscholarship andinhisreligion.Inspired bytheVenerableBede,he setupmonasteriesand schools,himselftranslated thePsalmsandvarious worksoftheearlyFathers, andinitiatedthe"AngloSaxonChronicle,"aworkof greathistoricalvalue.But therearenorecordsthathe wasregardedasasaintby hiscontemporariesandimmediatesuccessors,orof anygrowthofdevotion roundhistombatWinchester,orofanychurches dedicatedtohim.Heleft inwritingthedeclaration: "Nomancandoanygood withoutGod'shelp;butit hasbeenmyconstantwill toliveworthilyallthedays ofmylifeandleaveto otherscomingaftermethe memoryofagoodexample." Itwasonlyinthe12thcenturythathebegantobe reallyappreciated,anappreciationwhichgrewand culminatedinHenryVI's petitionin1441forhis canonisation.AsIhavesaid, however,hiscausewasnot proceededwithandmustbe regardedasstillpending,so thatwecannotyetspeakof "St.AlfredtheGreat."

R.:InthevariousworksofCatholichistoriansand theologiansallthatFatherKungoranybodyelsecould legitimatelycriticisewillbefoundfullyrecorded.And thatthesethingsshouldbeparticularlyrecalledin preparationforaGeneralCouncilisonlyright.But therearerightandwrongwaysofdoingthis.Inan "InstructionontheEcumenicalMovement,"December 20,1949,theHolySeewiselywarnedagainstexaggeratingthefaultsandmistakesofCatholicswhile minimisingtheblameanddefectsoftheProtestant Reformers,sothatthemostimportantpointofall, lapsefromtheCatholicFaithonthepartofthosewho lefttheChurch,ishardlyrealisedorfelt.Catholic writersmusttakecare,the"Instruction"warned,"lest byanexcessive,misleadingandimprudentpublicity, orbyclamorousmethodsofprocedureandtreatment, moreharmthangoodmayresultinreachingtheend desired."ItisfromthispointofviewthatFather Kung'sbook,withwhattheAnglican"ChurchTimes" called"itsastonishingcandourofillustration,"isopen tocriticism.ArchbishopHeenanwasjustifiedinstating inapressinterview:"Dr.KungisnotaCatholic authority.Itisatypicalcaseofayoungmangoingout toshockhisreaders."Itiseasytowriteapopularand best-sellingbookinthatway;,butitisdoubtfulwhether suchabookwillreallybeofbenefiteithertoCatholics ortonon-Catholicsthemselveswheretheproblemof reunionisconcerned.

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STEPHENHOPKINS,of 9AparaWay,Nollamara, willbe12onMonday,October8.StephengoestoSt. Phillip'sSchoolandlikes Scouts.

BERNADETTEGREEN of37JagolStreet,Willagee Park,likesdancing,singing andcollectingpicturesof filmstars.Bernadettealso hasforgottentotellushow oldsheis.

RICHARDSTEWART,of 4DrummondStreet,BedfordPark,willbeeighton

SArrangementshavebeenmadeforadvertisements tobelodgedatthefollowingcitydepots:

ALBERTS'BOOKSHOPPty.Ltd.,16Forrest Place,City; PELLEGRINI&CO.(W.A.)Pty.Ltd.,820Hay Street,City; CATHOLICLIBRARYANDBOOKSHOP,36 PierStreet,City; ALBERTS'BOOKSHOPPty.Ltd.,London Court. Advertisementsappearinginthesecolumnsare seenandreallybringresults.Theycanproveboth interestingandprofitable.

Engagements,Births,Marriages,Deaths, InMemoriam,Accommodation,Wanted, ForSale,andallclassesofClassified Advertisements:4/-forthefirst10words, then1/6forevery5wordsorpartthereof.

PLEASENOTE.-ClassifiedAdvertisementssentbymail cannotbeinsertedunlessaccompaniedbyacovering remittanceinaccordancewiththerateslistedabove.

GuestNouse.

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

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

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

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schoolatBalkulingandlikes sewingand gardening.

JENNIFERFULLER(7), 38DoverRoad,Scarborough goestoSt.John'sSchool andlikesTV,skippingand colouring-in.

KIMHOLMES(11),of61 ParadeStreet,Albany,goes toC.B.C.andhishobbyis collectingstamps.

ROBYNHOLMES(7),of thesameaddress,goestoSt.. Joseph'sConventandlikes music.

PATRICKROGAN(11)

Tuesday,October9.Richard goestoSt.Peter'sSchool andhishobbiesarefootball andcricket.

HELENTRAVERS,of21 TurnerRoad,Kelmscott, willbesixonTuesday,October9.HelengoestoSt. FrancisXavier'sSchooland likeshorse-ridingandskipping.

PAULADUNPHY,of138 VictoriaAvenue,Dalketih, willbetenonThursday, October11.Paulagoesto LoretoConventandlike:, naturestudy.

HELENRYAN,wholives at91HaroldStreet,Highgate,willbenineonFriday, October12.Helenisapupil ofSacredHeartConvent andlikesswimmingand drawing.

BETHMORRIS,ofJennacubbine,viaNortham,will alsobenineonFriday,October12.BethgoestoSt. Joseph'sConvent,Northam, andlikessewing,drawing, readingandtheory.

PATRICKROGAN,of WellardRoad,Medina,will be11onFriday,October12. PatrickgoestoSt.Vincent's Conventandhishobbiesare soccerandstampcollectting.

KERRYBERTOLA,of CoolgardieStreet,Mundaring,willbenineonSaturday,October13.Kerrygoes toSacredHeartConvent andlikessewing.

EntriesshouldbeaddressedtoBrother Juniper,c'o"TheRecord,"450HayStreet, Perth.ThecompetitionwillcloseonOct.20.

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Address

Age

ofWellardRoad,Medina, goestoSt.Vincent'sConventandlikessoccerand stampcollecting.

DENISEFENNER(10),of 14DarlotCrescent,South Perth,goestoSt.Columba's Conventandlikesbikeridingandhorses.

STANKOZAK(10),of 153 KnutsfordAvenue, Rivervale,goestoSt.Augustine'sSchoolandlikes tennisandsoccer.

JEANNETTEMILLER (11),of115EwingStreet, Welshpool,isapupilofSt. Brigid'sConvent,Lesmurdie andlikeshorse-riding,tennisandswimming.

TIMOTHYFOSTER(7), of102ThePromenade,Mt. Pleasant,goestoSt.Benedict'sSchoolandlikes swimming.

GEOFFREYANDREW (8),of22CookhamRoad, Rivervale,isapupilofSt. Augustine'sSchoolandhas stampcollectingasahobby.

SUZANNESCHELFHOUT (12),of24DudleyStreet, Midland,attendsSt.Brigid's Conventandlikesewingand reading.

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SHEFFIELDEmployment Agency,713HayStreet (aboveLevinsons)for prompt,courteousservice. Employers,letusselectyour staff.-Pleasephone23-3537; afterhours,84-1295.

SituationWanted BACKYARDScleaned,rubbish,rubbleremoved;odd jobs;treeslopped;carrying allhours-Phone6-3798.

PrivateTuition FORcareful,individual instructioninmathematics phone67-4166.

BERNARDLYNCH(9), of28UllapoolRoad,Mt. Pleasant,goestoSt.Benedict'sSchoolandlikesreading.

LEEHARE(9),of162 ShaftesburyAvenue,BedfordPark,isapupi1,4of C.B.C.PreparatorySchool andhishobbiesarestamp collectingandswimming.

PETERENRIGHT(12), of188SalisburyStreet,BedfordPark,likesdrawing andcarpentry.

ELIZABETHCASEY(6), of16GregoryStreet,Wembley,goestoBrigidine PrimarySchoolandlikes playing.

PATRICIAWALSH(13), of3MountStreet,Perth,is apupilofSt.Brigid'sCollege,Lesmurdie,andlikes reading,tennisandswimming.

KERRYBERTOLA(8), ofCoolgardieStreet,Mundaring,goestoSacredHeart Conventandlikessewing.

GRAHAMGABY(13),of 120LewisStreet,Kalgoorlie, goestoC.B.C.andlikes hockey,tennisandcollectingrocksandstamps.

MyBirthday

Name

BishopFultonJ.SheenDiscusses "MYNAMEISLEGION"

ONEWONDERSifmodernpsychologyhaseverfoundawordwhichsoadequately describesanunhappyanddisturbedpersonalityastheword"LEGION."

Thewordisfoundinthedescriptionofthe modmanoftheGerasenes,whowhenasked byOurLordtodescribehimselfanswered: 1(11ynameisLegion,forwearemany."

Noticethecontradictionbetween"my"and "we."Hedidnotknowwhathereallywas, exceptthathewastossedabouthitherand thitherbyacrowdofwildanddisordered impulses.

Adisorderedsoulischaracterisedbythesamesort ofthingthathashappenedtoanatom-namely,a fission.Everywherethereisabreakingup,analienation,afragmentationandadissolution.Suchaman nolongerisaunit.Heisdividedfirstwithinhimself; heis-dividedfromhisfell9wman;heisalienatedfrom -God.

Modernart,whichissoexpressiveofthetimes, rarcblpaintsamansuchasoneseesinthestreet.In oneoftheclassicpaintingsofmodernman,hehasonly oneeye;therestofhimismadeupofsquares,cubes, crosslinesandmeaninglessfiguresallcombiningto indicatecomplexity,diversity,tension,multiplicityand chaos.Everynowandthenagoodthoughtmaycross suchamind,butithasnoroots.Itislikemagazines whicheditoriallypleadforamoredisciplinedyouth, andthenontheotherpagesdoeverything,through pictures,horrorscenes,excessesandmerrycarousing, todestroyit.

Therearecertainconflictsandtensionswhichare naturaltoman;namely,theconflictbetweentheflesh t#14,04,4,4,...........44.04410.4....04.14.04.0.1.,4. ST.

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andthespirit.Intheyoungitissometimesnotalways clearwhichisdominant,orwillbethemasterduring life.Ittakesalotofstruggletogivedominancetothe higherpartofourbeing.Forthatreason,anartist refusedtopainttheportraitofayoungman,saying thathesawtwoimpulsesintheyouth,neitherofwhich yetshoweddominion.Hewoulddelaytheportrait untilhischaracterwasformed.

Butoverandabovethatbasictension,thereisthe dividedpersonalitywhichcomesfrombadbehaviour. SuchsoulsfeellikeEmil,whotwicewroteinhis journal:"MynameisLegion,"adding,"reflectioncomes tonousefulend,becauseitisforeverreturningupon itself,disputinganddebating:Iamwantinginboth thegeneralwhocommands,andthejudgewhodecides." Modernliteraturehasmanydescriptionsofthis"foreign legion"-disrupted.agonisedsoulswhoarealiento themselves.AlbertCamuscallsmana"Stranger" becausehehasnopermanentrelatednesstoanything, eitherfellowmanorGod.

Therearemanywhodonotrealisethiscomplexity intheirlives.Themomenttheydo.theybeginto comeclosetoGod,Whoalonecanrestoreorderand unity.WhenOurLordrestoredthepersonalityofthe youngman,Heutteredacommandwhichassumedthat therewasanintruderinhisspirit.Heorderedtheevil spirittodepart.Therearethreespiritswhichmay governthehumanheart-thespiritoftheworld,the spiritofevil,andtheSpiritofGod.Thereisnodisharmonycausedbythefirsttwothatcannotbeturned into.amelodyofjoybytheSpiritofGod,whichis beyondthehumanandthepsychological.Whenitis recognisedthatnothingsosplitsamanassin,then immediatelyitbecomesclearthatnothingsomuch harmonisesamanastheSaviour.

UNIQUEPASSENGER SAFETYCAMPAIGN

OPENEDOCTOBER

PASSENGERSareexposedtoagreaterrisk ofinjuryordeathwhenridinginamotor vehiclethaninanyotherformoftransport.

Air,railandwatertransportaccountforlessthan tenpercentofthetotal transportdeathsinAustralia,whileinmostcasesthe casualtiesarenotpassengers butemployeesoftheserviees.

Butpassengersinmotor vehiclestotal26percentof allroadaccidentdeathsand 39percentofthetotalroad accidentinjuries.

OnOctober1,theAustralianRoadSafetyCouncilinaugurateditsfirst passengercampaign.Announcingthis,theActing ChairmanoftheCouncil, Mr.W.A.Walsh,saidthat researchintoroadaccident campaignsinmanycountrieshadrevealedpassing referencestopassenger deathsandinjuries,butnowherehadroadsafetyorganisationsstressedthepart passengerscouldplayin avoidingdeathorinjury whileridinginmotorvehicles.

TheAustraliancampaign wasbelievedtobethefirst ofitskindintheworld.

silencebypassengerswhile adriveracteddangerously orinanirresponsiblemannerledtomanyserioustoad accidents.

SPEAKUP initscampaigntheCouncilwillurgepassengersto speakupfortheirownprotcctionandthesafetyof otherroadusers.

Iftheybelieveacarisnot beinghandledinaccordance withtheroadrules,passengersshduldexpresstheir views,urgegreatercaution, andifthedriverfailsto respond,shoulddemandto beallowedtoleavethecar.

TheCouncilbelie-.'esthat thejokeabout"back-seat drivers"isquiteappropriate whenitisappliedtopeople whounnecessarilyinterfere %vialadriver'shandlingof a.-ar,butitshouldnotextendtoapassengertaking aninterestinhisorherown safety.

Thecampaignwillalso stressthatpassengershave obligationsapplyingtotheir Mr.Walshsaidthattheownbehaviourwhileriding campaignwouldcallforainacar. re-thinkingoftheresponsi- Passengersshouldnotdisbilityandinfluenceofthetractadriver'sattentionby passenger,whichcouldleadtalkingtoomuchordrawing toasignificantdeclineinattentiontopassingsights. 'roadaccidentdeathsand injuriesgenerally.

POLITELYDUMB

Mr.Walshsaidthatunder moderntrafficconditions theideathatpassengersin privatemotorvehicles shouldbepolitelydumb underallcircumstanceswas foolishandevensuicidal. Certainly,atight-lipped

Andtheyshouldtake morecarewhenleaving cars.Lastyear11people werekilledand253injured byfallingfromavehiclein motion;threewerekilled and78injuredwhilealightingfromavehicleinmotion, andonepersonwaskilled and61injuredbecausethey weredistractedbythe driver.

President ToYouth

WASHINGTON:Presiden KennedyandPeaceCorps directorR.SargentShriver havewelcomedthisyear's NationalCatholicYouth %%reek,fromOctober28to November4.

ThePresidentstatedthat "theneedtoreaffirmthe reverenceduetoGodandto ournationinpublicandprivatelifeisconstantlyincreasing,andindeedmerits theattentionofallour youngpeople."

Thisyear'sobservancehas asitstheme"Reverent Youth-LoyalLeaders."

Incommentingonthe theme,PresidentKennedy statedthat"reverentyouth -thosewhohonourandrespectGod,theirparents, theirteachers,theirleaders andtheircountry-become loyalleaderstowhomwe willentrustthefutureof ournationandtheworld."

Headded:"Itiswith greatpleasurethatIextend mysincerewishesfora fruitfulandsuccessfulobservanceofthisweekbyall oftheyoungpeopleofthe nationalC.Y.O.attheirdioceses,parishes,schoolsand universities.Maytheymeet andconquerthechallenges oftoday'sworld,proving themselvesreverentyouth andloyalleaders."

Shrivernotedinhismessagethatthethemewasa "nobleandnecessaryone."

Headdedthat"eightmillionyoungAmericanCatholicsthroughoutthehomes andschoolsofthenationare professingtheirdevotionto theirreligionandthisbeliefiscontributingtothe continuedfreedomofth-!ir country"byparticipatingin theannualevent.

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MASSESOFTHEWEEK

October7(Green):SeventeenthSundayafter Pentecost(2ndClass).SecondPrayerHoly Spirit.Creed.PrefaceoftheTrinity.

October8(White):St.Brigid,Widow(3rdClass). Mass"Cognovi."SecondPrayerSt.Sergiusand Companions,Martyrs.ThirdPrayerHolySpirit. CommonPreface.

October9(White):St.JohnLeonard,Confessor (3rdClass).SecondPrayerSt.Dionysiusand Companions,Martyrs,ThirdPrayerHolySpirit. CommonPreface.

October10(White):St.FrancisBorgia,Confessor (3rdClass).Mass"Osiusti."SecondPrayer HolySpirit.CommonPreface.

October11(White):MaternityofOurBlessed Lady(2ndClass).Creed.PrefaceofOurLady.

October12(Green):MassoftheSunday(4th Class),CommonPreface.

October13(White):St.Edward,King(3rdClass). Mass"Osiusti."CommonPreface.

October14(Green):EighteenthSundayafter Pentecost(2ndClass).)Creed.Prefaceofthe Trinity.