The Record Newspaper 18 October 1962

INDEPENDENTSCHOOLPROBLEMAIRED

BYFEDERALPARLIAMENT

INESTIMATESDEBATE

CANBERRA.-SeveralFederalmembers,from allpoliticalparties,madestrongpleasinthe CommonwealthParliamentforGovernmentaid toindependentschoolsduringtheEstimates DebateintheHouseofRepresentatives.

Oneofthemostchallengingcallsforeducationaljusticewasmade byveteranCountryPartymemberMr.DavidDrummond(NewEngland),aformerNewSouthWalesStateMinisterforEducation,who bornebyCatholicparentsas"ascandalous describedtheburdens stateofaffairs."

PRIMEMINISTER

R.G.MENZIEStoldthe HousethathehadinpreparationafactualstatementabouttheCommonwealthinrelationtoeducation.

WhenthisWhitePaper wasproduced,hesaid,he wouldwelcomeanopportunitytogivemembersa chancetodebateit.

MR.F.CHANEY(Perth) saidhedidnotthinkitwas necessarytohaveaFederal enquirytolearnabouteducationinAustralia.

Speakingofhisownelectorate,hesaid:"Iknowthat thegreatpercentageofmigrantchildrenarenotbeing educatedatschoolswhich arecontrolledbytheState. About90percentofthe childrenatoneschoolinmy electoratearemigrantchildren.

"ThereisnotoneState teacherinthatschoolnoris thereonebuildingorany facilitieswhichhavebeen providedbytheState.

MigrantIntake

"Theallocationofloan fundstoourStatetakesinto accountourmigrantintake, andthatisthereasonwhy additionalfundshavebeen madeavailable.

"Mostofthestatements whicharemadeonthissubjectaremadewithoutdue regardtothefacts.

"AlthoughIadmitthata tremendousamountcanbe doneinrelationtoeducation inAustralia,Iwouldapply thefirstremedynotparticutotheschoolsbuttothe homesofthepeoplewho supplytheschoolchildren.

"Ibelievethatgreathardshipexistsinfamilieswhich aretryingtoeducatechildren."

Inhisspeech,Mr.Drummondsaidallthemoney thatNewSouthWalescan acquirefromtheCommonwealthforeducationindirectlyisspentuponthe publicschools.

"ThePremierofNew SouthWales,andotherPremiers,makethecasethat theamountsavailableare notsufficient,yetsome 500,000children-25per centofthechildrenofAustralia-arebeingeducated outsidethatsystem.

"ThecostinNewSouth Walesofprimaryandsecondaryeducationisabout £100ahead,sosomething like£50,000,000hastobe foundbytheparentsof theseotherchildren.

"Inequitable"

"Amongthose500.000childrenare320,000Roman Catholicchildren-donotlet uswhisperit;letustellthe world-andthereare180,000 childreninotherindependentschools.

"Theparentsofthosechildrenaremakingtheircontributionstotheinadequate grantsgiventotheStates, andtheyare,inaddition, payingfortheeducationof theirownchildren.

"Ibelievethatthisisa scandalousstateofaffairs. Ibelievethatitisaninequitablestateofaffairs. Thefactthataquarterof thechildrenarebeing broughtupincircumstances ofsuchinequitycoulddrive awedgeintothecommunity andcreatebitternessthat shouldnotbepermitted.

"Idonotbelievetheindependentschoolsshouldbe givengrantsfromtheGovernmenttotheextentof £50,000,000,butIdobelieve theyshouldbegivenbursaryassistanceandsomethingtomeetthecostof teaching.

"AsthehonourablememberforBarton(Mr. Reynolds)pointedout,if childrenarepoorlytaught inStateschoolsaninjustice

willbecreatedandthere willbeaneconomicloss.

"Howmuchmoredoesthat applytothe500,000children Ihavementioned, "Ihavenotimeforthese whoraisesectarianissueson thistookofedv-ation.That isquiteanunworthyapproach.

"Wemustfacethisasan educationalquestion.If,by reasonofthefactofaburdenunfairlycarried,500,000

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MutilatedBodiesFound

ST.-CYPRIEN-DES:ITTAFS(Algeria):The inundatedbodiesoftwo missionariesmurdered byterroristshavebeen foundinaravinenear here.

FathersPaulPy,W.F. (61)andBernardChassine,W.F.(58),parish priestandcurateofSt. Cyprian'sparishhere, werekidnappedfromtheir residence.

Attackerscameduring thenightofOctober5-6 andforcedthedoorofthe residence.Theyseized FathersPyandChassine, forcedthemintoacarand droveoff.Shotswereheard shortlyafter. Athirdpriestescaped intothedarknessbyjumpingoverawallsurroundingtheresidence.Hespent thenightwandering aroundthecountrysideand returnedtotheresidence atdaybreak.

ONE PRIEST ESCAPED

AnAlgerianMinistryof Informationcommunique said:"Themurderofthe twoCatholicpriestsisan inexcusablecriminalact. Theauthoritieshavefirmly decidedtofindtheculprits andtreatthemwithallthe rigoursofthelaw.

BothpriestswereFrench. FatherPy,anativeof Besancon,wasordainedin 1927.Hehadformerly servedassuperiorofall theWhiteFathersinAlgeriaandTunisiafrom 1948to1958,andwasappointedparishpriestofSt. Cyprian'sin1958.

FatherChassine,bornin Chartres,wasordainedin 1931.Hehadservedasa missionaryintheSahara

andasaparishpriesi,ina suburbofAlgiers.In1958 hewasappointedtoSt. Cyprian'sasanassistant. Duringtherecentrevolution,manypriestswere seizedbytherebels.Some werekilled,butmostof themwerefreedafteran internmentinthemidstof rebeltroopswherethey hadbeentakentocarefor woundedinsurgents.

FatherPyandChassine werethefifthandsixth WhiteFatherstobekilled inAlgeriasince1957. Thistown,locatedabout halfwaybetweenAlgiers andOran,wasfoundedin 1872byCardinalLavigerie, thefounderoftheWhite Fathers,asarefugefor childrenorphan&,1bya faminewhichhadhitAlgeria.Theywerethecountry'sfirstArabconverts. St.Cyprian'sparishalso servesthenearbytownsof Ste-MoniqueandCarnot. Alltold,theareahotabout eighthundredC,tholies.

Whenthe'Roma' dockedatFremantleonMonday morning,onefamilygroupofthe110 Spanishmigrants wasimmediately brokenup.

FATHERISIDORE,a SpanishBenediAine fromNewNorcia,who iscaringforthespiritualwelfareofthe migrants,ispictured talkingto,Mrs.E.Ruiz holdingbabyMaria Carmen,whileSantiago,Esperanzaand youngTomaswaitfor somewordofDad.

WHEREWASDAD?

ShownwithNurse

JoanMooreisthe missingfather.He wastakentoFremantleHospital, whereitisexpected thatMr.Ruizwill havetostayfora coupleofdays.

Thisisthethirdgroup ofSpanishmigrantsto arriveinWesternAustralia,theothertwocomingearlierbyplane.They havebeensettledinthe HoldenMigrationCamp atNortham,wherethey arelearningEnglishand awaitingplacementin employment.

everysignofbeingcontentwiththeirlotand whatisbeingdonefor them.

Bythetimetheprogrammehasbeencompleted,nearlyathousand Spanishmigrantswilt havebeenbroughtto W.A.

ThenewinfluxofmigrantstotheWestwilt workonsuchprojectsas the£41,000,000Kalgoorlie-Perthrailstandardisationscheme;theestablishmentofa£40.000,000 ironandsteelworks;a £7,000,000oilrefinery;a £10,00Q.,000aluminarefineryatKwinana;anda new£10,000,000power stationnearCollie.

Intheperiodofgreat migrationschemesafter war-1949to1956-ten thousandmigrantspassed throughtheHo1shen Centre.

TheDirectoroftheHoldenImmigrationCentre isMr.A.B.Smith,who hashadwideexperience intheadministrationof immigrationcentresfor theImmigrationDepartment. TheNorthambranchof theCatholicWomen's Leaguealongwithother civicbodiesinthearea havedonetheirbestto makethenewarrivals welcomeintheirnew country. Massissaidforthem eachSundaybyFather Isidore,whoisatpresent usingaMasskitsuppliedE AllofthefirstgrbupfromNortham,butis --1" andsomeofthesecondanxioustoacquireaset havealreadybeenalio-ofvestmentsforthe eatedjobs.AllshowCentre.

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WETHINKIT'STIME FORACHANGE

AtleastonceaweekthepublicofWestern Australia,scanningthefilmadsinthelocal press,areinflictedwithanappealbased almostentirelyonerotica.Theappealis mademoreblatantastimegoeson:

TheRawTruth!DaringbutTrue!Variety strip-teaseDramathatleavesnothingtothe imagination.Catchlinesusuallyaccompaniedbyaseductive-looking"star"inapneumonia-invitingdress.

Wethinkthatitisabouttimethatitstopped.Notonlyforthemoralharmthatthis typeofmovieadvertdoestothemindofthe youngandeventheold,butbecauseofthe insultimpliedinthatitisgivingpeoplewhat theywantinentertainment.

Itisnogoodsayingthatthepicturenever measuresuptotheblurbontheadvert,we knowthatitcouldnot.Thefactoftheharmfuladvertbeingpresentedistheboneof contention.Itisalsoofnouseusingthe commentthat"tothepureallthingsare pure"becausetheyarenot.Thepurestay purebecausetheyrealisethatalotofthings arenotpureandhenceavoidthem.This easilyincludestherecentrashofmovie adverts.Theresponsibilityrestswiththefilm people.

Bythesametoken,thecontrollersofthe onlywidemeansofadvertisingreachingthe generalpubliccanquiteeasilybeexpected toexerciseresponsibilityinthismatter.They cantakeadvantageofeverynewspaper's prerogatveinrefusingadvertisingcopyunlessitisofastandardsuitabletothedecency oftheirpaper.Whenthereisnocompetitionfortheclienttogoto,thematteris easilysolved.Itisfairlyobviouswhowould winoutintheend.

Onthispoint,somewouldobjectthata newspaperwasbeingdictatorialandnot allowingfreeexpression.Quiterightwhen freeexpressioncandoharmtoothers,whom allhaveadutytoprotect.

Allthisshouldnotbenecessarybecause theideaofself-censorshipwhenthecommon goodisaffectedshouldbeenoughmotivation.Moresowhenwearecontinuallydeploringtherisingoratleaststeadyrateof delinquencyinyoungandold.

WHYNOTSTOPTHISFORMOFADVERTISING?THEREISNONEEDFORIT. DECENTPEOPLEWHOFORMTHEGREATERMAJORITYOFTHEFILM-GOING PUBLICARENAUSEATEDBYIT.

DesmondO'GradyWritesALETTERFROMROME

ITWILLBEONEofCardinalGilroy'stasks,asamemberoftheten-CardinalPresidential CommissionwhichwillchairtheEcumenicalCouncilwhenthePopeisnotpresent,tocurb anyBishopswithfilibusteringintentions.

Ofcourse,itisdifficulttofilibusterinaCouncilwhichhas notimelimitandwillcontinuejustaslongastherearequestions tobediscussed,anditisdoublydifficultwhenthePresidential CommissionhasspecifiedthateachBishopshallhaveten minutesspeakingtime,withanyextensiontobegrantedatthe commission'sdiscretion.

COHE CARDINAL, whoisstayingat theBlueSisters' clinicjustby CardinalMindszenty's titularchurchSanStefano Rotondo,hasemphasised thattheCouncilwillresult inarestatementofCatholicdoctrine. Incontrastwithnational, orplenarycouncils,itwill notconcernitselfwithspecificnationalquestions,but therewillbeaparticular interestforAustraliansin everythingthatisconcerned withtheroleofCatholicsin apluralisticsociety. TheinternationalcharacteroftheChurchwillbe evidentintheopeningprocessionofBishops,where theywillbeplacedaccordingtoseniorityandnot nationalgroupings.More likelythannotthough, therewillbeunofficial meetingsfromtimetotime oftheAustralianBishopsto discusstheCounciltopics anditsprogress.

NewDelegate

Theygatheredonthe Tuesdayafternoonbefore theopeningattheBlueSisters'clinictomeetMonsignorEnrici,whohasbeen appointedApostolicDelegatetoAustralia.Bornin Piedmontin1909,Monsignor EnricihasbeenInternuncio inJapanforthelast18 monthsandbeforethatwas

inHaitiandIndonesia.He willreturnbrieflytoJapan aftertheCouncilopening, andisduetoarriveinAustraliainNovember.

ThePope'svisittoLoreto andAssisi,undertaken,asis hishabit,accordingtoan impulse,wasanoutstanding success.Apartfromits strictlyreligiousaspect,it concentratedpublicattentionontheimminentCouncilopeninginamostdramaticway.

ThePope'seasy-going personalitywasrevealed bestofallduringthetrip byhisexchangeswithjournalists.Itbeganatthe Vaticanrailwaystationat 6.30a.m.whenajournalist askedthePopeforablessingofjournalists."Itisnot necessary,"repliedPope John,"Iprayforyouevery day.

Repartee

Whenthetrainreached Trasteverestationat6.46 a.m.,thePopecametothe windowandsaidtoagroup ofjournalistswhowere takingnotes:"Itmustbe satisfyingforyouifyou succeedinconservingthose notesandre-readthem whenyouare80."Headded: "Ihopethatyouandyour familieslivelongenoughto seeotherPopestravelto AssisiandLoreto." "Butit'sahundredyears sincethelasttripbyPius IX,"ajournalistanswered.

LETTEROF APPRECIATION

SecretariatofStateoftheHolySee, TheVatican,September24,1962. HisGraceTheMostRev.Redmond Prendiville,ArchbishopofPerth, MyLordArchbishop, IhavereceivedfromtheHolyFatherthe honouredprivilegeofexpressingHisheartfelt gratitudeforthemunificentPeter'sPenceoffering for1962,intheamountofonethousandeight hundredandtwentypounds,whichYourGrace forwardedtoHimrecentlyinthenameofthe ArchdioceseofPerth.

Itwasprimarilythecomfortingassistanceof DivineProvidencethatenabledHisHolinessPope JohnXXIIItobearupbeneaththeawesomemagnitudeofthetaskconfrontingHimonHisElection totheChairofPeter4Sincethen,Hehasbeen greatlyconsoledandencouragedbytheprayerful supportofHisbelovedchildrenthroughoutthe world,bytheiroft-repeatedmanifestationsoffilial attachment,andbytheirreadinesstoassistHim, evenatthecostofgreatpersonalsacrifices,inthe furtheranceofthosevariousworksofcharityand zealwhichareinseparablefromHisOffice.

Inthisregard,thedevotedpeopleoftheArchdioceseofPerth,thefervourofwhosefaithis widelyknownhavefrequentlygivenevidenceof theiraffectionateloyaltytotheVicarofChrist: andthispresentmunificentcontributionbears furtherwitnesstotheirwillingnesstoaidHimin thefulfilmentofHismanifoldduties,charitable, administrativeandapostolic.

FromHisheart,therefore,theSovereignPontiff bidsmerenewtheexpressionofHisgratitudeand theassuranceofHisprayersthatAlmightyGod mayrewardinbounteousmeasuretheliberal generosityofyourArchdiocese:andinpledgeof thatcelestialrecompense,Hecordiallyimpartsto YourGrace,andtotheclergy,religiousandfaithful underyourcare,HisspecialApostolicBlessing. GladlydoIavailmyselfofthisoccasionto assureyouofmyhighesteemandcordialregard, andIremain, DevotedlyyoursinChrist, +A,G.CARD.CICOGNANI.

"It'spreciselyforthat thatIhopeyouseeothers," answeredthePope.

Somejournalistsasked himifhehadtravelledby plane."Veryoften,"the Popesaid,adding:"Icame throughhereonthe20th September,1900,whenI cametoRomefortheJubilee.Iwas19."

,ARadioLuxembourg heldamicrophoneattached toatape-recorderuptothe Popeaskinghimtosay somethinginFrench.Pope JohnrepliedinFrench:"But ifyou'refromLuxembourg, it'sonlysomethinglike French."

JohnXXIIIthenaskeda journalistwhathiswork was.Thejournalistsaidhe workedforanagencyand hadtoreportonallhesaw.

"I'llpraythatyoualways seehappyevents,"saidthe Pope. Justbeforethetrainleft thestation,thePopespoke tothegroupofjournalists: "Youareallinacertain sensehistorians,andyou shouldsticktothattask. Theerroriswhenyoubecomeprophets."

OnhisreturntoTrasteverestationat9.45p.m.that evening,thePopecameto thewindowandsaidtothe journalists:"1rememberall ofyou.Referringtothe agencyman,hewenton: "Particularlyyou.What badnewsistheretoday" "Nothinginparticular,"was theanswer."Somethingparticularlygood,howeveryourtrip."

ThePopesmiled."Itwas agoodtrip.Iammovedand content. Iwouldwillingly makethesametripagain, becauseithasfilledmy heartwithjoyandexultation.Iwouldliketovisit stillotherplaces,butthey tellmethattheHolyFather mustkeeptocertainrules ofprotocol.Everyoneasks whydoesn'tthePopecome hereorthere.Iwouldgo anywhere:Iknowthat whereverIamindemand, thereisaneedfortheHoly Shepherd."

Headded,inanswertoa question:"Iwashappy aboutthedemonstrationat Termi,wherethecrowd brokethroughthecordons twice,andatFoligno, wherethecrowdbroke throughthecordonthree times."

SameAgain

Askedifhewouldgoto Lourdes,thePopereplied thathehadalreadybeen tentimesanditwaspossible thathewouldgoaneleventh time.

Therewasadelayduring thechangefromtheelectric enginetothesteamengine whichtookthetrainfrom TrasteveretotheVatican. ThePopewasinformedof thereasonforthedelayand beforethetrainleftforthe Vaticancommented:"Now wearereturningtothe OldTestamentwithasteam engine."

ONEofthepleasantest aspectsoftheCouncilfor theBishopsisthereunion withclassmatestheyhave notseeninperhapsforty years.Brisbane'sBishop O'Donnell,forinstance,who isattheBlueSisters'clinic withCardinalGilroy,Bishop Henschke,BishopJoyceof Christchurch,NewZealand, andCardinalD'Alton,PrimateofIreland,hasmet threepriestswhostudied withhiminRome-onewho isabrotherofDiem,the PresidentofSouthVietnam, isnowaBishopthere,anotherisBishopofTeheran, andthethirdBishopof Baghdad.

Scarcity

THE"VaticanOlympics" isthenamewhichlodginghousesandhotelshave giventotheCouncilbecause ofthedemandforaccommodation.Amillionaire familyarrivedfromJohannesburgtheotherday,but couldnotgettheirnormal de-luxesuiteintheMassler Hotel.Forthefirsttimein theirlivestheyhadtoput upwithafirst-classhoteltheyfounditadelightful andnovelexperience.They hadnotknownwhatit wasliketoclimbstairs,they foundthesmallishrooms charmingandthewhole placetotheirsurprisewas soclean.

AmazedAtPrejudice

ExistingHere

AnAnglicanBishop whowasformerlyin WesternAustraliahas expressedhisconfidenceinChurch schoolswiththestatement,"Ibelievethat inourgreatChurch schoolsliesthehope ofthefuture."

Thisstatementwasmade bytheRIGHTREVEREND DONALDL.REDDING, whenhewasaguestatthe 36thannualdinnerofthe OldXaverians'Association inMelbourne.Dr.Redding istheAnglicanCoadjutorof MelbourneandwasformerlyBishopoftheAnglican DioceseofBunbury.

BishopReddinghadbeen invitedtotheOldBoys' dinnerastherepresentative oftheAnglicanArchbishop ofMelbourne,MostRev.F. Woods,whohaddeclined theinvitationonaccountof ill-health.

StandingOvation

BRIGHTERNOTEIN VARIOUSPLACES

Sydney(NC).-Arisingnoteinthepublicdebate inAustraliaontaxaidforprivatelyconducted schoolsisanappealformaturediscussion.

"Ihavenotimeforthoseproblem,directlyinvolving whoraisedenominationorChurchandState,withemsectarianprejudicesinrela-barrassingpoliticalundertemtotheseproblems.Youtones. havetofacethemfroman

InQueenslandanorganieducationaspect,"itwasde-sationofgovernmentem',taredinParliamentbyD.ployeesvoted49toIin B.Drummond,formerEdu-favourofgovernmentaidto eationMinisterofNewchildreninallschools.DoleSouthWales. gatesvotedafterlisteningto oneoftheirleadersargue that"Wemustbeaneducatednation.Quitealotof childrenaredeniedsufficient educationbecauseparents cannotaffordit."

Atapublicmeetingin Sydneyontheschoolquestion,aprincipalspeaker, K.C.Davis,saidthatina democratic,pluralistcommunityproblemsaresolved bydisagreement,discussion, argumentandpersuasion, producingapopularconsensusthatspursgovernmentintoaction.

Suchapre-ess,usedto solveothernationalproblems,mustbefollowedin theschoolcontroversy,Mr. Davissaid.Heregrettedthat thisquestionwasstilltreatedasapurelyreligious

AtthemeetinginSydney, Mr.Davissaidthisinhis pleafordispassionatediscussion:"Ifwecannotdiscussthisthinginanadult wayinamattersovitalto ournationalwelfareaseducation,thenthewindsof changewilldeservetoblow usintothedryandforgottenpagesofhistory."

Anotherspeakeratthis meeting,organisedbythe AustralianAssociationfor EducationFreedom,said thatnationalsurvivalwould dependonnationalunityin importantcivicquestions.

"Nationalunitycannotbe achievedbyforcingeveryoneintothesamemould," saidG.E.F.Hughes, "whetheritbeaneducational,cultural,religiousor politicalmould."

TheQueenslandState ServiceUnion,atitsannual conferenceinBrisbane, heardspeakersonbothsides oftheschoolcontroversy Theonlyvoteinopposition

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however,camefromadelegatewhostatedthathe thoughtpublicservants shouldnotexpressthemselvesonthequestion.

WhentheAnglicanBishop rosetoreplytothetoast givenbyDr.JohnG.Hurley, hereceivedastandingovationfromtheassembled diners.

BishopReddingsaidthat heconsidereditagreat privilegetobepresentas therepresentativeofArchbishopWoods.Healsoexpressedgreatpersonalinterestbecausehisown schoolinginEnglandwas sototallydifferenttothat whichwasofferedbythe greatChurchschoolsinAustralia.

BishopReddingthenadded:"Ibelievethatinour greatChurchschoolsliesthe hopeofthefuture.Iknow ofnoplaceintheworld morerichlyendowedwith

suchschoolsthanMelbourne.Iamnotqualified tospeakoftheirscholastic attainments,butIamable tospeakofthequalityof thementheyproduce-and theChurchschoolsofVictoriaproduceaveryfine typeofcitizen.

"Ibelievethatthisisbecausetherivalrythatexists betweenthemisinessence basedonmutualrespectand competitionbetweenthem hasasitsrealpurposethe achievementofthebestpossibleresults;andIbelieve, too,thatsuchapolicyis leadingussteadilytowards, notuniformity(Godforbid), butthattrueunityofspirit whichisessentialtothe welfareofChurchand State."

In.Wm'Inhisspeech,Dr.Hurley quotedArchbishopWoodsin replytoaquestionatthe TradesHallrelatingto Stateaidforindependent schools:

"WhereIcomefrom,such asystemhasoperatedfor someeighteentotwenty yearswithoutanyadverse results.Iwasamazedwhen Icametothiscountryatthe greatprejudicesthatexist, soIhavetendedtoremain outofsuchthings.ButIdo saythatIbelievethatas timegoeson,suchprejudices willdisappearandthrone% democraticthinkingand democraticprocessesjustice willeventuallybedone."

Dr.Hurleysaidthatin theatmospherethatsurroundstheseissuestodayin Australia,thatthosewere indeedcourageouswords andthatCatholicsappreciatedthem.

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ThedevelopmentofgenuinelayleadershipwithintheChurch isoneofthebigexpectationsamongtheCatholicsofGermanyin thelightoftheSecondVaticanCouncil.

BUTtheiroverridinghopeis thattheCouncilFathersin theirdecisionswilldo nothingthatwould makeChristianunity moredifficultto achieve,butrather willfostertheincreaseddialoguebetweenChristians whichhasbeenan attributeofthepostwarera.

TheBishopsofGermany haveingeneraldivulged littleconcerningtheirown desiresintheCouncil.They haveappealedforprayer andpenanrethattheCouncilmightbesuccessful.They havealsoencouragedlay peopletoletthemknow theirwishesandhopes.But theythemselveshave'hot madepublictheirthoughts ontheCouncilagenda.

But,abettedbytheCatholicpress,Germanpriestsand laypeoplehavebeeninvolvedinanation-widediscussionoftheCounciland itswork.Thisdiscussionreceivedspecialimpetuswhen FatherHansKueng,theologyprofessorattheUniversityofTuebingen,publishedhisbook,"TheCouncil,ReformandReunion."

Twooutstandingattempts weremadebyCatholic periodicalstoelicitthehopes ofthepeopleconcerningthe

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Thenationalorganofthe GermanCatholicWomen's Association,Frauund Mutter(Womanand Mother),askedits600,000 readerstowritedown whattheyhopetheCouncilwilldiscussanddecide. WortundWahrheit(Word

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inGermany andTruth),outstanding intellectualmonthly,asked81leadingCatholicsto telltheirhopes.TheresponsesdealwithvirtuallyeveryfieldofChristianlife.

RoleOf Bishops

MANYproposalsdeal withthenatureandroleof bishops,priestsandlaymen andtheirrelationsbetween eachother.WhiletheFirst VaticanCouncildefinedthe primacyandinfallibilityof thePope,theSecondVaticanCouncilnowshould elaborateontheroleofthe bishopsaspastorsofthe particularchurchoftheir diocesesandmembersofthe episcopalcollege,theresponsessaid. Strengtheningofthe bishops'position,however, shouldnotleadtoasingularismofdioceses.Modern co-operationbetweennationsshouldbeanexample fortheChurch.too,itwas said.Thusepiscopalconferencesshouldbeorganised notonlyonanationalbut alsoonaninternational leveltodecideaboutmutual actionsandco-operationin mutualproblems. Manypeopleaskfora bettercontactbetween bishopandpeople.They proposemoreandsmall ,41.0.,.....41.4,04,414/

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bishoprics.Manypeople wantabolitionofChurch customsdatingbacktoa feudalhistory.

Thustheywantanendto thepracticeofkneeling downbeforeabishopand kissinghisring.Titlessuch as"eminence"and"excellency"areseenasoutmoded. Theyalsowantelimination ofthePope's"we"-formulationinsteadofsaying"I." Abolitionofthespecial privilegesfortheRoman aristocracyattheVatican, andofPapalawards,isalso sought. Itisproposed,moreover, tointroducelimitationof tenureofofficeforbishops, pensioningthemonretirement.

UseOfMore Laymen

MANYproposalshave beenmadewithregardto thenatureandroleofthe laityintheChurch.Itis proposedthatatalllevels, theVaticanaswellasthe bishopsandtheparish priestsshouldhaveanadvisorycouncilofCatholic laypeople.Thediplomatic representationsoftheHoly Seeinvariouscountries shouldbeentrustedtolaymen.LaymenshouldbeofficialChurchrepresentatives inallorganisationsofthe UnitedNationsandother internationalbodies.

Priestsshouldleaveto laymenalltasksnotnecessarilytobesolvedby?lerics, includingsuchfieldsas education,financialadministration,charityandsocial work.WithalltheseproposalsGermanfaithfulwish tobringtheprincipleOf subsidiarityintoplayinthe Church.

Manyfaithfulaskforparticipationintheelectionof theirbishop,insteadofthe bureaucraticanonymityof secretlistsgiventoRome. Moreover,marriedlaymen shouldbeusedasdeaconsto helppriestsintheirservice, therebygivingthemmore timefortheirownproper tasks.

IndexOf Books

ITISawidespreadhope thattheroleoflaityinthe Churchwillbelaiddown inCanonLaw.Catholic Actionorgainsationsshould beaffirms.dasecclesiastical institutions,manypeople hold.

Itisanearlyunanimous hopethattheIndexofForbiddenBooksshouldbe aabolishedoratleastrevised,givingencouragement tointernaldiscussioninthe Churchdealingwiththeologicalandpracticalproblems.Prohibitionofbooks shouldnotbesubjecttoadministrativechannelsbut mustbedecidedinordinary legalproceedings. Theauthorshouldhave therighttoknowanyaccusationandhisaccuser,to defendhismeaningandto correcthisbookifnecessary.Alsohisbishopshould beabletogivehisopinion. Aspecialplaceinthe hopesfortheCouncilconcernsthemarriagelawsof theCatholicChurch.Many Catholics-firstofallthose livinginmixedmarriageshopethattheCouncilwill reviseregulationsformixed marriages.

Specialwishesare:A mixedmarriagecontracted beforeanon-Catholicministershouldnotbeheldinvalid;aCatholicwhogoes throughamarriageceremonybeforeanon-Catholh ministerinadditiontothe Catholicceremonyshould notincurexcommunication.

Moreover,Catholicfamiliesaskforaclearstatement againstallunnaturalmethodsofbirthcontrol.Butat thesametimetheyhopefor reasonableandpositive waystoovercomepresent difficultiesinthisfield.The Churchshouldacknowledge thesociologicaldevelopment fromapatriarchalfamilyto afamilyofpartnership,and fromanaturaltoaresponsibleparenthood. Otherwishesregarding thefamilyarethatecclesiasticalritesshouldbepermittedforfuneralsofunbaptisedorstillbornchildrenofChristianparents. Moreover,Catholicparents hopetobeentrustedwith preparingtheirchildrenfor theirfirstHolyCommunion.

Liturgy

WITHregardtotheliturgy,manypeopleexpressed hopesthattheCouncil shouldcontributetobringingaboutarealcommunity betweenlaypeopleand priestsduringMassbyencouragingmoreactivelay participation.Itisanoutstandingwishthattheuse ci i.hevernacularshouldbe allowedforMass-atleast uptotheOffertory.Amore cleardistinctionshouldbe madebetweentheMassof theCatechumensandthe MassoftheFaithful,allowingthepriesttocelebrate thefirstpartfacingthe people.

Anewcycleisaskedfor theGospels,includinga greaterpartoftheHoly Scriptureswithinacycleof someyears,insteadofsimply aone-yearcycle,making morecleartherichnessof HolyScripture.

Otherproposalsarethat Massshouldclosewiththe finalblessing,andthatthe faithfulshouldhavethe,opportunitytoreceiveHoly Communionunderboth speciesatleastonetimein life-suchasatfirstHoly Communion,duringNuptial MassoronHolyThursday.

EYERYMAN'S FAMILY

By FatherJOHNC.KNOTT

WHENABODY MEETSABODY

NOTLONGAGO,thepuritanicalJansenisticattitudetowardssexcreated aconspiracyofsilence.Attheworstsex wasbad.Atthebestitwasneithernice norrespectable.

Ineithercase,thecommonapproachseemedtobe thatsinceoursisanice,respectablefamily,wedon't havethatctuffinourhouse.Onlythepoor,ignorant slobshaveitandtheydon'tseemtoknowwhattodo aboutit.Forus-weignoreitorhideitwaywiththe otherfamilyskeletonsinadeep,darkcloset.

Withallthefreediscussionaboutsex,onewonders whetherthereisn'tasmuchignoranceaboutittoday wheneveryoneistalkingaboutitastherewasfifty yearsagowhennoonementionedit.

TOOCASUAL

*THEDISTORTIONofthepastaboutsexwas thatitwasbad.Thedistortionofthepresent seemstobethatitisprimarilyaphysicalattraction betweenpeople,withsomeemotionalovertones,because peopledogetexcited.Itistreatedanddiscussedas thoughitwerethesameasanyotherphysicalappetite.

Youhaveanappetiteforfood;youeat.Youdon't havetomakeafussaboutit.Youarethirsty;you drink.Youhavesexualurge;yousatisfyit.Theonly tworulesgoverningsexualpleasureamongtoday's youthseemtobethatyouhavetolikeeachother, whichimpliesthatyoudon'tuseforce,andsecondly thatyoudon'tgoalltheway."Makingout"isnobody else'sbusinessbutthatofthetwopeopleinvolved.

Thealarmingincreaseinthelastfewyearsin illegitimatepregnancyamongteenagegirlsisanindicationnotonlyofexcessivefreedomindatinghabits, butalsoofatremendousignoranceconcerningthe natureofsex.Ouryoungpeoplehavebeensoldabill ofgoodsbythecultureoftheday.

Agirl'swomanlinessisdeterminedbyhermeasurements.Themanlinessofaboyistoofrequentlyjudged byhowfarandfrequentlyhe"makesout."Forthis thenecessaryingredientsseemtobeasmoothline,an automobile,enoughmoneyandsomealcohol.

Alinefromarecentsonggoeslikethis:"WhenI'm notnearthegirlIlove,IlovethegirlI'mnear WhenIcan'tfondlethehandI'mfondof,Ifondlethe handathand."Itexpressesaswellasanythingthe casualnesswithwhichthephysicalrelationshipona dateisaccepted.Whensomethingcanbesharedor donewithANYBODYitlosesmuchofitsmeaning.

DANGEROUSEMPHASIS

SexhasbecomemeaninglesstomanyAmericanyoung peoplebecausethebasicnoteattachedtoithasbeen pleasure.Itisapleasuretobesharedwithanydate, butnotalwaystothesamedegreeofcourse.Oneshares itmoredeeplywhenonelikesor"loves"theothermore deeply.Ittakestwototango,butsometimesyoutango betterwithonepartnerthananother.

Withtheemphasisonthepleasure-givingaspectsof sexinourmodernculture,thereisthedangerthatthe realandhumanmeaningofsexwillbelostsightof. Ifitisonlysomethingtobeusedandenjoyedwith anotheratagivenmoment,thenthebigquestionis notwhethertoneckand/orpet,butonlythedegreeto whichitgoes.TheCatholiconlyexpressesthisinhis owntermswhenhe.asks,"Howfarcanyougobefore youcommitsin?"

Butwhataboutthemysteryofsex-thatwhole qualityofmanlinessorwomanlinesswhichconditions andcoloursthetotalpersonalityoftheindividual? Wheredoeslovecomeintosexwith.,itsnotesofselfsacrificeandtheseekingofthegoodoftheother? Whendoestheboyonadatecatchthevisionthathis roleistobeloverofthisotherpersonandnotjusta switch-man?

Whendoesagirlseeherselfnotjustasonemadeto tease,enticeandusesexforherownadvantagebutas onecalledtocomplementandperfectanotherhuman being?Whendotheybothcatchaglimpseofthetrue beautyofsexasintendedbyGod?

WhenBobbyBurnswrotethewords,"Whenabody meetsabody,etc.,"hewastalkingabouttwopersons. Usingthesamewordsandwithbutasimplechangeof meaning,thesamesongcouldbecome"our"songof toomanyofourmodernyouthondates.Therelationshiphasbecomebodytobodyratherthanpersonto person.

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VIENNA:Hungarian CatholicsfilledtheBudamgfora"solemnMasson theeveofthedepartureof Hungarianchurchmento attendtheEcumenicalchairmanoftheHungarian Council,itwaslearnedHierarchy;BishopSandor here. Kovacs,ofSzombathely; ThreeHungarianprelates,andMonsignorPalBrezaaccompaniedbysixaides,noczy,ApostolicAdminileftBudapestforRome.stratoroftheArchdioceseof TheyareBishopEndreEger.AllarrivedinRome Hamvas,ofCsanad,actingonOctober6,wherethey

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ToDeploreIsNot EnoughCardijn

BERLIN.-MonsignorJosephCardijntold InternationalYoungChristianWorkermovementleadersthatthefactoftheBerlinwall shouldspurChristiansontogreatercharity. membersoftheY.C.W.must workasapostlesandmissionariesinfactories,parishes,familiesandamong thegeneralpublic.

ACTIONNEEDED

"Itisnotenoughtodeploregodlessness;instead, youngmenandwomenmust struggletohelpworkers livingindistressandmisery. Wemusthavemoreenduranceandbringourloveto allpeoples."

ThegoaloftheY.C.W., theBelgianpriestsaid,must beto"buildanewworld, aworldofjustice,brotherly loveandrespectforthe poorestyoungworkingboy orlowestworkinggirl."

willstayatthePolishCollege.

Itwasunderstoodhereto bethefirsttimethatHun-

MONSIGNORCARDUN

TheY.C.W.founderand chaplain-generalgavethe sermonataMassatSt. Boniface'sChurchinBerlin as100youngmenand womenwoundupafortnight'smeetingofthe Y.C.W.executivecommittee.

MonsignorCardijninhis sermontoldthem:"The threatofBerlin,whichthe membersoftheexecutive councilhaveseenwiththeir owneyes.liesnotsolelyover BerlinorWestGermany, butoverallmankind.The

CARDINALMINDSZENTY

gary'scommunistgovernmenthasallowedbishopsto gotoRomeinthe14years sincethearrestofCardinal Mindszenty,thePrimateof Hungary.TheCardinal,now 70,isresidinginsanctuary intheU.S.Legationin Budapest,wherehefledon November4,1956,when Soviettankswerecrushing thefreedomfight.

NEWSSPREAD

TheMassontheeveof thedelegation'sdeparture forRomewasunheralded. Butwiththenewsofit spreadingsimplybywordof mouth,thebasilicawas

filledmorethananhourbeforeMasstime. TheHungariangovernment publiclyannouncedthatthe twobishopsandtheadministratorweregoingtoRome. Itsaidalsothatthethree hadbeenreceivedbyHungarianDeputyPremier GyulaKallaionSeptember 21todiscussthetripto Rome.Noparticularswere given,butthegovernment communiquediddescribe theatmosphereascordial.

MonsignorBrezanoczyis oneofthreeactingheadsof Hungariandioceseswho wereappointedadvisorsto theCouncil.Thushewillbe abletoattendeventhough heisnotabishop'.

TheHungariangovernment identifiedthesixadvisorsto theHungariandelegationto theCouncilasMiklosEsty, IstvanHamvas,WidMihalie,PolykarpRado,Laszlo SemptryandImreTimko.

KiklosEstyisaformer vice-presidentofCatholic Action.FatherPolykarp Radohasservedasdeanof ofthecentraltheological seminaryinBudapest.The HungariancommniqueidentifiedFathersSemptryand Timkoasprofessorsatthe Budapestseminaryandsaid thatthelatterisanexpert onOrientalChurchaffairs. Thegovernmentidentified FatherHamvasasachaplainandsaidthatWidMihalicischiefeditorofaCatholicpapercalledVigilia.

CATHOLICSINPAKISTAN

BLAMEDFOROTHERS'ACTS

KARACHI(Pakistan): CatholicsinPakistanare oftenblamedforwhat theycannothelp-things donebyothersandtheir owninabilitytodothe impossible.

Theyareblamedforthe offensivetacticsofsome non-Catholicmissionaries.

AllChristianssufferfrom theantagonismsarousedby

ByFATHERPATRICK O'CONNOR,

S.S.C. writingfromPAKISTAN

aminorityofsectarianpropagandists.

Chiefoffendersare"WitnessesofJehovah,"whocan hardlybecalledChristians atall,sincetheydenythe DivinityofChrist.Tothe Muslims,however,who form88percentofthe population,theyarepartof theChristianmissionsin Pakistan.

Carryingtheirpublications andsometimesphonographs, theymakehouse-to-house visits,blockthehouseholder fromclosinghisdoorand almostforcetheirmagazines onhim.Iftheygetinside, theystartplayingtheir phonographrecordsandare hardtodislodge. Theycreateaconsiderable amountof forChristiansgenerallyandforthe UnitedStates.

Toalesserdegreethe SeventhDayAdventistsare tactlessandaggressive.

ALLGETBLAMED

IfoneProtestantschool offendsMuslimsusceptabilities,Catholicschoolsshare intheopprobrium.

EveryeducatedPakistani iscapableofdistinguishing betweentheCatholicChurch andtheProtestantdenominations.Butthedistinction israrelymade.Ifawriter orspeakerisprejudiced,he willseizeontheblunderof onegroupasapretextfor condemning.all, Unreasonablecomplaints arealsolevelledagainst Catholicswhentheirschools cannotacceptallthestudentswhoapply.Theseare privateschoolswithlimitationsinbuildingandper-

sonnelandwithlimitedfinances.Yetsomeofthose whocannotbeacceptedfeel thattheyhaveagrievance. SomeMuslimdenunciations ofCatholicsschoolsare traceabletothis.

WhileCatholicsschools arebeingbesiegedbyMuslimparentsseekingtoenrol theirchildren,thesame schoolsmaybeattackedin printorinspeeches.

LastJune,amemberof theNationalAssembly,a lawyer,spokeinvehement approvalofthecommunist governmentinChina,by which,hesaid,the"unscrupulous,treacherousand dangerousmissionschools, collegesanduniversities wereincorporatedunder governmentcontroland aboutthreehundredmission hospitalstakenover."

Manyofthemembersof theNationalAssemblylisteningtohimhadtheirown childreninChristianschools andwouldnotdreamof withdrawingthem.

COMPLAINTFILED

Recently,accordingtoa Pakistannewsservice,the parentsof27studentswho appliedinvaintoentera conventschoolhavefileda complaintagainsttheSisters withthegovernmentauthorities."Astherewasno (other)suitableinstitution inthatarea,"thereportsaid, "thestudentswereexperiencinggreatdifficultyto carryontheireducation." AsiftheSisterswereresponsibleforthat!

Catholics,averysmall minorityinPakistan,feel rightlythattheirinstitutions haverendered,andarerendering,substantialserviceto thecommunityatlarge. Theyfeel,too,thattheir servicesareappreciatedby manyoftheircompatriots, inprivate-butareoften misrepresentedinpublic.

Netherlands

Corner-stone JointVenture

CatholicslaidthecornerstoneforanewDutchReformedchurchinSt.Oedenrodeastheecumenicalcoun cilopenedattheVatican.

Theceremonywasconnect-

PartitionofIrelandtook placein1921when26predominantlyCatholiccountiesinthesouthchosedominionstatus,astheIrish FreeStateandthesixnortherncounties,mostlyProtestant,electedtostaywithintheUnitedKingdom.

Cuba

YOURHOTELGUIDE

Excellentaccomodation,

ofmistreatmentinCuban jails,butMissIzaguirre's deathisbelievedtobethe firstexecutionofawoman.

InYucatan,meanwhile InformationCatolicaCubana saidthat75Cubanwomen havebeentransferredbythe CastroregimefromtheprisonofGuanajay,nearHavana,toaconcentration campinBaracoa,ontheeasterntipoftheisland.The bulletin,whichwasformerly publishedinMiami,saidthere arenow60,000politicalprisonersinCubanjailsand concentration

Syria

SchoolsTo StayShut

ThereopeningofCatholic schoolsabovetheelementarylevelforthepresent schoolyearhasbeenforbiddenuntilfurthernotice bySyrianMinisterofEducationRashadBarmada.

ThereopeningofCatholic primaryschoolswaspostponeduntilOctober1.The sameorderalsoappliesto religiousschooloperatedby theOrthodox.

Thegovernmentofthis predominantlyMoslemMiddleEasterncountryexplainedthebanbysayingthat itfearsthatschoolswhose teachersarenotcivilservantscanbeexploitedfor antigovernmentsubversion inthenation'scurrenttense politicalsituation.

England

Empress'sScrap

FitsChurch

Ahutchurchwithfurnish ingssalvagedfromthescrappedoceanlinerEmpressof Francehasbeensetupfor IrishworkersattheLlanwernSteelworksinSouth Wales.Itsmakeshiftatmospherefitswellintothelives oftheseimmigrantlabbourers.

Theworkersarecalled "LongDistanceMen"inBritainbecauseoftheirdeterminationtoseekjobswhereevertheycanfindthem. Manyofthemtravelfrom citytocityonfoot.One workerrecentlywalked160 milesseekingajob.Atthe endofhisjourneyhisboots hadtobecutfromhisfeet.

FatherSweeneylivesin asteelbungalowinthe

workers'camp.Heusesa 30-foottrailerasachurch hall.Inhishutchurchthe altarandaltarrailsand panellingweremadefrom oakpanellingrippedfrom theEmpressofFrance.The confessionalboxwasonce awardrobeinafirst-class cabin.Theship'sbellisnow installedinaminiaturetower atthechurchdoor.

Acknowledgingthatamong hisparishionersareafew "hardmen"whohavegiven themigrantsareputationas rowdies.FatherSweeney theoverallcharacterofthe menishigh."Icanhonestly saythat90percentofthem wouldnevermissMass,"he declared.

TakeCareIn

CountingDays

Anewchurchhasbeen blessedonthisoff-shoreislandbytheApostolicInternunciotoChina.

ArchbishopGaiseppeCapri()choseanevennumbered daytoblessthenewlybuilt churchofFatherBernard Druetto,O.F.M.,theisland's onlymissioner,sincethe Chinesecommunistsshellthe islandonoddnumbered days.

Ireland

NewBishop

GoesNorth

Anewlyinstalledbishop haspaidacourtesycallon theLordMayorofBelfast, thefirstsuchvisitsinceIrelandwaspartitioned40years ago. BishopWilliamPhilbinof DownandConnor,whowas transferredfromthediocese ofClonfertinJune,visited AldermanMartinWallace, thiscity'smayor,atthecity hall. ThedioceseofDownand Connor,whichincludesBelfast,isthesecondlargest dioceseinIrelandandhasa Catholicpopulation of 120,000.

MeetingNot ToBeShelved

TheCatholicBishopsof theU.S.willholdtheirannualmeetingattheNorth AmericanCollegeinRome onOctober15,17and19.

Traditionally,theU.S. Bishopsholdtheirannual meeting

10,000Didn't

MindRain

Morethan10,000Catholicsincommunist-controlled EastGermanytookpartduringpouringraininapilgrimagetothechiefchurch ofErfurt.

Theystoodforhoursits thechurchsquaretoheara MassofferedbyAuxiliary BishopJosephFreusbergof FuldaandlistentoasermonpreachedbyAuxiliary BishopHugoAuferbeckof Fulda.Thetwoprelatesadministeredthepartofthe Fuldadioceselocatedin FastGermanyandresidein Erfurt.

Treasure

Discovered

Acentury-oldcacheof420 goldandsilvercoinshas beenturnedupinalotbelongingtoaCatholicparish inVoehringen. Thetreasurewasdiscoveredwhentheland,whichhad beenusedasadump,was beingclearedtobuilda gymnasium.

Datesonsomeofthecoins goasfarbackas1774.It isbelievedthatthevillage pastorburiedthecoinsduringtheSevenWeeksWar betweenAustriaandPrussia in1866tokeepthemfront Prussianplunderers.

RECEIVESHOLYFATHER

PESSIMISTICCRITICISMDOESNOGOOD TOANYONESAYSCARDINAL

UTRECHT(TheNetherlands).-Pessimisticpubliccriticismof Churchauthoritiestendstocreateunrestwithbringingabout improvement,CardinalAlfrinkdeclaredhere.

TheCardinal,whois ArchbishopofUtrechtand headoftheDutchHierarchy,calledonCatholicsof thiscountrytohave"an openandhonestattitudetowardsthecentralauthority oftheChurch."

CardinalAlfrinkspoke outinanaddresshereon October6,severaldaysbeforetheopeningoftheEcumenicalCouncilinRome. Hisspeechwasanapparent replytoatalkgivenon September30byFatherJ. C.vanKilsdonk,S.J.,chaplaintoCatholicstudentsat theMunicipalUniversityof Amsterdam.

HolyDuty!

FathervanKilsdonkhad addressedtheannualmeetingoftheSt.AdelbertSociety,nationalorganisationof Catholicintellectuals.He tookissuewithseveralfactorsinChurchlifetoday. andcalledcriticismofthe Church"aholyduty,like practisingcharity."

CardinalAlfrinkinhis speechdidnotmention FathervanKilsdonkby name.Buthesaid:"Itisnot enoughtosaythatcriticism oftheChurchspringsfrom lovefortheChurch.because thatcharityoughttohave allthequalitiesmentioned bySt.PaulinhisfirstLetter totheCorinthians

"Honestymeansnotonly thatonementionsopenlyall errorsanddefects.Italso meansthatoneishonestin one'sjudgmentofthese errorsanddefects.Onemust notexaggerateorgivea one-sidedpicture,forinthat caseoneisnotonlydishonestbutoneisindanger ofbeingunjust.

"Errorsareofcourse sometimescommittedby Churchauthorities.Butitis nothonesttosaythatthe Romancuriaassuchisin errorandthattheattitude ofthecuriaisoneofthe principalcausesofthefact thatsomanyyoungintellectualsareleavingthe Church

SPECIALAUDIENCEDURING CLOSEDTIMEINBASILICA

VATICANCITY.-Vaticanauthorities openedSt.Peter'sBasilicatoallow20,000 personstoattendageneralaudienceatwhich HisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIspokeofhis reasonsforjourneyingtoOurLady'sshrine atLoreto.

Thebasilicahad

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attemptsinlessthanthree months.Thechurchwasnot tobeopenedagainuntilthe startoftheSecondVatican CouncillastOctober11.

AhundredItalianpolicemenstoodguardalongwith 50Papalgendarmesduring thespecialaudience.

ThePopetoldthepeople whyhewasvisitingLoreto thenextday.Thebasilicaat LoretoenclosestheHoly House,whichaccordingto traditionisthehomeofOur Ladywhichwascarried therefromNazarethby angels.

ThePopesaid:"Idecided togotothesanctuaryof Loretotomorrowbecauseit

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AppealToPray

"Thereisalsoacertain satisfactioninthatthis lowlysuccessorofSt.Peter canleavehisterritoryand againseehorizons,places andmemoriesthatdelighted hiseyesthroughouthislong life."

ThePopesaidhewasconvincedthat"thejourneyof thePopetofindOurLady" wouldhelpothersintheir spirituallives.Hecontinued, "Iinviteyoutoprayfor

everybody,especiallythose whohavesomeworry. "Wemustuniteinspirit inthispilgrimagewhichthe PopeismakingnotonlyfortheEcumenicalCouncil,but alsothatfromitmayspring thestrengthofsoulto undertakegoodthings."

PopeJohnrecalledthat PiusIXasthelastpontiff togotoLoreto.Heasked thatCatholicspraynotonly fortheCouncilbutalsofor thebeatificationofPiusIX, whosecauseisbeingstudied.

MayorGlaucodellaPorta ofRomeattendedtheaudiencealongwithmembersof theRomecitycouncil.He gavethePopeagoldchalice inthenameofRome'scitizens.

"Oneoughttoassumethat thoseChurchauthorities whomakedecisionsthatone doesnotlikeareactingin goodfaithandthattheyare strivingtoservetheChurch inthebestway.Aperson whowantstojudgethe Romancuriaoughttohave agreatdealofexperience. "Itisextremelyimportant forourDutchCatholiccommunitytotakeanopenand honestattitudetowardsthe centralauthorityofthe Church.Onemustnotneglecteitherrespectorjustice orcharity.Withunqualified criesofdespairinpublic, eveniftheyspringfrom lovefortheChurch,there isdangerofcreatingunrest withoutcontributingtoany improvementtothesituation.Thisonlycreatesnew opposition.

Confidence

"Itwouldbeapleasing thoughtfortheDutch Bishops,astheyprepareto leaveforRome,ifthey couldassumethatCatholic Rollandapproachesthis EcumenicalCouncilwith confidence.IntheCentral (Preparatory)Commission oftheCouncil,Ihavewitnessedthatbiologicalold agecannotbeidentifiedwith whatwecallaclosedmind. Spiritualcandourhaslittle todowiththeageofaperson-considerthepersonof PopeJohn!" CardinalAlfrink'slastreferencewasapparentlyto

FathervanKilsdonk'sassertionthatthemajorityof theFathersoftheEcumenicalCouncilbelongbiologically,andevenmorepsychologically,tothegeneration ofWorldWarI.Hesaid that"betweenthegenerationsthatgrewupbeforeor duringtheSecondWorld War,thereisabiggerspiritualdistancethanbetween thatoldergenerationand thepeopleoftheMiddle Ages." FathervanKilsdonkhad alsoassertedthatthenature oftheRomancuriaissuch thatsomeseriousCatholics seeitashamperingthe freedomofthePope,as dominatingthebishops,and asmakingitdifficultforthe bishopstohavecontactwith the Pope.

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VATICANCITY:Modernscientificadvancesare reducingtheapparent conflictbetweenreligion andscience,HisHoliness PopeJohnXXIIIsaid here.

ThePopespokeashe awardedtheGoldMedalof thePontificalAcademyof SciencestoaSwedishphysiologist,BengtErikAnderson,forhisresearchinto howthenervoussystemrelayssuchimpulses as hunger,thirstandheatto thebrain.Mr.Andersonis aprofessorattheRoyal SchoolofAdvancedStudies inVeterinaryMedicinein Stockholm.

Theawardwasmadeat theacademy'sannualmeetinginthePiusIVCasino, theseatoftheacademyin theVaticangardens.

PopeJohnsaidinpresentingtheaward:"The Churchreadilyencourages worldresearchdirectedtowardsabetterknowledgeof manandtheuniverseinaccordancewiththemission givenbyGodtoAdamin thefirstpagesofGenesis. ThusWewholeheartedly congratulatethisyoung scientistwhosebooksonthe nervemechanismsofhunger,thirstandbodytem-

peraturehavebecomestandard."

Thethemeoftheacademy's meetingwas"TheProblem ofCosmicRadiationin InterplanetarySpace."

PHYSIOLOGIST RECEIVESPAPAL GOLD MEDAL

ThePopecommentedon thetheme,saying:"The Churchiscloselyinterested intheproblemswhich rightlycommandtheattentionofourtimes."

Hecontinued:"Youknow howWesharethejoy whichgreetswithemotion theresoundingsuccessesof present-daytechniciansand scientistswhoseachievementspermittheharnessing ofnatureinawaywhich notlongagoseemedtodefy theliveliestimagination."

NoConflict

PopeJohnpraisedtheaccomplishmentsofscienceas reducingtheconflictbetweenfaithandscience.He recalledthattheFirstVaticanEcumenicalCouncilissuedapronouncementon theaccordbetweenscience andfaithandsaidthatthe scientificprogressofthe 20thcenturyconfirmsthis accord.

Hestated:"Bypermitting theacquisitionofabetter knowledgeoftheextraordinaryrichesofcreation, progressaddstothepraise whichthehumancreature raisesinthanksgivingtohis Creator,Whoisalsothe Redeemerofoursouls.The humanheartandmindalwaysstrivetoreachthe Absoluteandmergewithit."

TrappistAbbotGeneralFatherGabrieleSortaiskneels inconversationwithHisHolinessPopeJohnXXIIIduring thePontiff'svisittotheTrappistChapterGeneral.Pope JohnstoppedbrieflyattheTrappistmonasteryonthe ViaAppiauponhisreturntoRomefromhissummer residenceatCastelgandolfo.

Y.C.W.--BRANCHNOTES

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

Lastweektwoofour leaders,alongwiththree leadersfromtheboys' group,attendedthefinal stall-holdersfetemeeting, representingOsbornePark, whichisincharge(along withtwootherbranches)of thevegetablestall.

Inourreportsoncontacts, thefollowingpointsofinterestacknowledgedwere:

ACatholicgirlwhois afrequentreceptionistof theSacramentsisblindin thefactthatsheseesno harminassociatingwith boyswhodrinkfrequently andgoingtoplaceswhere drinkissupplied. Astheirfriendship seemstobepromotingitself, aProtestantgirlgoingwith aCatholicboyisbecoming apprehensivetowardsCatholicismasshefearsthathis religionwillbeafutureobstacle.

Ithasbeendecidedtodiscussandpreparethesubject ofintoxicatingliquorata combinedY.C.W.leaders meeting(tobeheldonOctober31)andpavetheway foranopendiscussionon drinkatageneralmeeting arrangedforearlyinNovember.

Socialactivities-OnOctober24,abeatnikdance willbeheldattheMt.HawthornCommunityCentre.

HIGHGATE

Attheleadersmeeting, arrangementsweremadefor thecomingfeteonOctober 26.Thegirlswerereminded tocontacttheirfriends aboutcakesforthefete.

Lastweekendfivegirls wenttoMarianLodgeona socialweekend.Allwhoattendedhadaveryenjoyable time. Ournextgeneralmeeting willbenextSunday,October 21.Allmembersattending willbemadeverywelcome.

OSBORNEPARK(BOYS)

Thefirstmeetingsincethe reorganisationoftheboys' grouptookplacelastweek. AftertheGospelenquiry, TheoVanBoheemenopened thesocialenquiry.This

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Y.C.W.InAction-DrinklessBall

THEYOUNGLADIES mostdefinitelysetthetone inthehomelysurroundingsofSouthPerthCivic Centrewhenover230 youngpeoplecelebrated theseasonoflivingatthe annualY.C.W.SpringBall.

Arrayedinavarietyof becomingfashions,ranging fromtrimsuitstoelegant satinsandlaces,anda dreamofcolourwhichincludedblackvelvet,shimmeringred,blueand orangeandalavishsplash ofgold,therewaslittle doubtaboutthefairnessof thefairersex,anddainty ribbonsandsparkling tiarasonlyaddedtothe brillianceofthescene.

Notthattheyoungmen weredisgraced,buttheir charmwasmoresubtle thantheirpartners'.A hostoffamiliarfacesand someverypleasantnew onesassembledovera tastysupper,buffetstyle, whichstimulateddancers

weektheproblemofalcoholicdrinkatpartieswas discussedinlivelyfashion andtheleaderscametothe conclusionthatenoughentertainmentshouldbeprovidedsoastokeepthe partygoersoccupiedandfree fromtheinfluenceofliquor atsocialfunctions.

Finalplansweredrawn upfortheformationof seniorandjuniorbasketball teams.Thiswasachieved withtheco-operationofTed Smart,PatMcGowan,Joe DorazioandNanzoValuri.

Aftertheconcluding prayersandthechaplain's blessing,theleaderswentto thehomeofPatriciaDigney tofinalisepreparationsfor thestallattheY.C.W.fete attheCatholicCentre.

HIGHGATE(BOYS)

Atlastweek'smeetingwe continuedourdiscussionon "AidtoNeedyFamilies." Thetwomostessentialways inwhichallmenhelpare friendshipandprayer. FatherDoyle,inhischaplain'stalk,enlargedonthe necessityforfriendship.He pointedoutthatthiswasa necessaryvirtueofall Y.C.W.leaders.

Thebasketballcommittee forthecomingseasonwas elected.Thecommitteecon-

andmusiciansalikeand ensuredacheerfulevening. Thepresentationofthe Y.C.W.Footballtrophies wasmadebyRev.Father J.O'Reilly,whocommendedtheorganisersofthe ballonajobwelldonein challengingcircumstances. DennisCherryreceivedthe shieldonbehalfofHighgate,premiersfor1962, EastPerthreceivedtheBGradepennant,andGrahamHullettofApplecrossComoreceivedtheassociation'sfairestandbest trophyandawardforthe secondsuccessiveyear. Flowerswereathandfor MissPatriciaHorner, popularlyacclaimedasthe Y.C.W.'sfavouritetypiste.

Allinall,averyhappy "YoungerthanSpringtime" ball,withmemoriesof friendly,thoughsober, smilesandawell-patronisedsquashbar.Ifanyone hasregretsatmissingthe 1962ball,don'tforget1963'

sistsofsixmembers,their responsibilitybeingtocollectplayers'subscriptions andtoensurethesmooth runningoftheclub.

SHENTONPARK(BOYS)

Ticketsforapicnicto RottnestontheTritonon December16arenowavailableandcanbeobtained fromColmKelly(8-3838) orGaryMonck(21-9021).

Thepresentationnightfor thefootballteamwasheld recentlyandtrophieswere presentedtoKevinLeahyfairestandbest,KenGreg-son-equalrunner-upand ColmKelly-equalrunnerup.Ourcongratulationsare extendedtotheseplayers.

WESTPERTH(GIRLS)

Membersoftheleaders groupattendedthesocial weekendatMarianLodge andfoundthetalkgivenby Mrs.Childsveryencouraging. Meetingswillberesumed nextweek,asleadersareat presentmakingtheparish mission.

Acordialinvitationisextendedtoallyoungpeople andfellowY.C.W.'stocome alongtotennisconductedat RobertsonPark,Fitzgerald Street,WestPerth,onSaturdayfrom2to6p.m.For furtherenquiriestelephone YvonneScapin,87-1659.

Carmelite Garden

Fete

TheannualCarmelite GardenFetewilltakeplace intheMonasterygrounds, AdelmaRoad,Nedlands,on Sunday,November4.

Therewillbenoveltiesand funforeveryone-raffles, goldmine,dips,chocolate wheels,fancywork,children'sdresses,toys,aprons, cakes,sweets,preserves, vegetablesandafternoontea.

Arrangementsforaparish socialandconcerttobeheld duringtheChristmasseason areunderway. Congratulationsgoto RobertHorriganforwining thetennismiddletournamentandtoJohnSullivan andJoeMartinofortaking offthecovetedfootball trophiesforfairestandbest andrunner-uprespectively.

SOCIALCALENDAR

Sunday,October21-ApplecrossDance.

Wednesday,October24OsborneParkBeatnik Dance,Mt.Hawthorn CivicCentre,Scarborough BeachRoad.

Friday,November2-House Party,MaryByrne,63 FarnleySt.,Mt.Lawley.

FRANCISCAN VISITOR

VERYREV.CALLISTUSSMITH,O.F.M.,celebratedAmericanCanonist andRector.ofChristthe KingSeminaryattached toSt.BonaventureUniversity,New-York,is visitingtheFranciscan ProvinceofAustraliaNewZealand.

HewillarriveinPerthon FridaytovisittheFranciscanHousesatMidlandJunctionandCollie.

AppointedbyMostReverendFather-General,Father Callistuswillvisitallparts oftheprovinceandtheNew GuineaMissioninthecomingfourmonths.

InJanuary,hewillpresideattheChapter,which

willelectaProvincial,and appointlocalsuperiorsfor theprovince.

BornatAskam,Pennsylvania,in1903,FatherCallistusreceivedtheFranciscanHabitinHolyName Province,NewYork,just40 yearsago. HeisagraduateofSt. BonaventureUniversity, gaininghisB.A.in1929. Afterhisordination,he proceededtoRomeandreceivedhisdegreeincanon lawwithdistinctionin1933.

Mostofhispriestlyyears havecentredaroundchurch law,asaprofessor-consultanttovariousreligious communities-andassistant publisherofWoywod-Smith CommentaryonCanonLaw.

ReceptionandProfessionatSt.JohnofGod

SisterMarydeParaiWiddisonmadeherFinalProfessioninSt.JohnofGodConvent chapelonThursdaylast.Herbrother,FatherGeorgeWiddisonofPreston,Victoria, receivedthevowsonbehalfofHisGracetheArchbishop.Atthesameceremony,Sister MaryDoloresTunnecliffereceivedtheHabitoftheSistersofSt.JohnofGod.Parents andrelativesofbothSisterswerepresentfortheceremony.SisterdePuriisfromMt. Egerton,Ballarat,andSisterDoloresisfromHeidelberg,Victoria.

EmpireGamesMass

OnNovember25

Y.C.W.boyswillraise nationalflagstoflankthe altarandY.C.W.girlswill actasushersforathletes aridofficialswhowillbe attendingtheopen-air MassfortheEmpire GamesonSunday,November25.

Alaymen'scommitteein conjunctionwiththeRight Rev.J.Hogan,Adm..and theEmpireGamesauthority aremakingfinalplansfor theCatholiccontributionto theEmpireGames.

Itisproposedthataprocessionofcompetitorsand officialswillproceedfrom theArchbishop'sPalace throughtheCathedral groundstotheMass.

TheGamesOrganising Councilhasagreedtopubli-

GuestNightRescuedBy"Lullaby"

Duetomishapsinthe cast,theplay"SlowCurtain"didnotgoonfor Monday'sGuestNight.

Butmembersandguests werenotdisappointed,becauseMrs.Ordfromthe SouthPerthDramaticClub cametoourrescueand broughtusaplaycalled "TheLullaby." Therrieshaveknown ConnieOrdforhermany fineproductions,among them"Summertime"for Therrics,butonMonday nightsheshowedherselfan actressofconsiderable merit.Ourthanksmustgo toherandherclubforlettingusseethisplay. PauldeLano'sproductionof"AbsentLover,"with KerryMartin,KerryMellor

andColetteWiltshireinthe cast,wasenthusiasticallyreceivedbyallpresent.The producerandCastwere thrilledatbeingaskedby thepresidentandmembers toputtheplayonagainfor theNovemberGuestNight. ThanksmustalsogotoPeter Hardy-Atkinswhowith muchhardworkmanagedto transformclubroomsintoa littletheatreforthenight. NextMonday,October22, WorkshopwillstartagainthistimeconductedbyAdrienneO'Shea.Thefollowing Monday,Therrieshopeto haveaHousePartyinorder toraisefundsforourmany andvariedactivities.Everybodywillbemostwelcome. Allyouhavetodoisring thebellat44aPierStreet.

cisetheMasswithinthe GamesVillage,toprovide officialflagsandtoarrange transportofCatholicathletestotheCathedral.A souvenirprogrammeisbeingpreparedfordistribution. ParkinginVictoriaSquare willnotbepermittedand suitableliaisonisbeing maintainedwiththePolice Department andRoyal PerthHospital. Itisalsopossiblethatthe Masswillbebroadcastby theA.B.C. 4.4,44.44.004.4141.044104..4411,11...

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Clontarf Street Appeal

Fri.,October16

FriendsofClontarfare askedtotendqrtheir assistanceascollectors attheAnnualStreet AppealonFriday,October26,Boxesare availablefromthe Sportsmen'sCouncil Room,SecondFloor, A.N.Z.BankChambers, MurrayStreet.Asmany collectorsaspossible arerequired.

Catholic Women'sLeague

TheOctobermeetingof theCatholicWomen's LeagueHighgatebranch washeldatthehomeof MissD.Cochrane.

Duringthemeetingapre-

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AQUINASPROCESSIONOCTOBER28

THEANNUALPUBLIC PROCESSIONWILL AGAINBEFIELDAT AQUINASCOLLEGEON SUNDAY,OCTOBER28, THEFEASTOFCHRIST THEKING.

Arrangementswillbe similartolastyear,although afewchangeshavebeen madenecessarybecauseof thenewbuildingprogrammeattheCollege.On theAssemblyOval,theprocessionwillmoveofffrom thetopend,insteadofthe bottom(ornorthend),and thiswillmaketherouteto theBenedictionOvalalittle shorter.

Thenewovalstothenorth oftheCollegewillallow moreparkingspaceandit willnotbenecessaryto

LETTERTO

SCOUTS,CUBS

DEARSCOUTSAND WOLFCUBS,

DuringthepastmonthI havebeengivingextensive thoughttowaysofimprovingourcolumn.Severalnew ideashavecometome,but eachdidnotmeasureupto thedesiresofactivescouts.

'Thecolumnshouldinadditiontobringingcurrenthappeningsofourgroupsalso proveeducationaltoourselvesandevokeinterestin theScoutMovementbypersonsnotatpresentactively engagedinScouting.

Perhapssomeofyou scoutscouldassistbywritingandlettingmehaveyour ideasofwhatshouldbeincludedinourcolumn.Are yousatisfiedwithitemsof thehistoryofourmovement?Doyouconsiderthat morenewsofcurrentactivitiesshouldbeincluded?

Someofyoumaydesire hintsonscoutcraft,ormay

XayerianClub

AXaverianClubmeetingwasheldonTuesday, October16,andthefollowingfunctionshavebeenarrangedformembers:

Tuesday,Oct.23:Drive-in. Meetingplace,footofWilliamStreetat7.15p.m.

Saturday,Oct.27:Night atTrots.Meetinsidegate atbookstall,7.15p.m.

Saturday,November3: GuyFawkesbarbecueat MargaretSands,10Walter Road,Bassendean.Meeting, footofWilliamStreetat 7-15p.m.Bringyourown steak! Tennisasusual,St.Mary's Courts,Leederville,every Fridaynight.

Enquiriesconcerningthe clubmaybemadebycallingBernadetteMcCormack Nn67-4450.

Men'sLuncheon

Allthosedesirousof attendingtheOctober luncheonareadvisedto ring6-6532(Mutual Agencies)before10a.m. onMonday,October22, thedayofthelun"heon. ThespeakerwillbeMr. R.Brennanandtheluncheonwillcommerceat 1p.m.intheChandelier RoomatBoansLimited.

SCOUTS'MEETING

The2ndWembley(St. Brigid's) Scoutsparents' meetingwillbeheldonMon. day,October22,at8p.m., atscoutsheadquarters,rear 4aSalvado-rdSubiaco

bringbusesontoanypart oftheAssemblyOval.The carsofclergyandnunswill heallowedonthegrassarea betweentheAssemblyand BenedictionOvals,andno transportwillbepermitted pastthefrontoftheCollege itself,exceptthatcarrying invalidsandtheolderpeople whoarecustomarilyallowed thisprivilege.Itwillbe necessary,however,for thesegroupstocontactMr. R.Taylor(67-2630)forverificationandtoreceivethe requiredpasses.

Assemblycommencesat 2.30p.m.andallmustbe readyby3p.m.Theprocessionwillmoveoffat3.15 P.M. Groupswillassembleand marchinsixes.Allareremindedoftrafficdifficulties onthisdayandurgedto

arriveearly.Refreshments, cooldrinksandafternoon teaswillbeavailableonthe assemblyground,bothbeforeandaftertheprocession.

Marshalsandacontinuous publicaddresssystemwill assistgroupstofindtheir eactassemblypoint.Columnnumberswillbeclearly displayed-theheadofeach columnbeingnearthecentralbuildingatthesouth end.

Thenumberswillindicate thefollowing:

(Anyorganisedgroupsnot listedwillbeplacedbythe marshals)

1-SacredHeart.

2-SacredHeart

3-NationalGroupsand MiscellaneousGroups.

4-Girls'Schools.

5-Girls'Schools. 6-Girls'Schools.

7-Boys'Schools.

8-Boys'Schools.

9-Boys'Schools.

10-GeneralPublic.

11-GeneralPublic.

I2-HolyNameSociety. ChildrenofMaryandthe ConfraternityoftheHoly Rosarywillgatherinthe grassareainfrontofthe columns,andtheClergy, Brothers,Nuns,Seminarians,ThirdOrders,First CommunicantsandFlower Girlsonthebitumenarea againsttheCollegeandbe-

Irish Club

thinkthatthecolumnshould publishhowscoutingcan assistustobecomebetter Catholics.Whatever'your ideas,pleaseletmeknow.

ST.BRIGID'S

DuringthemonthwereceivedaVeryinteresting letterfromSt.Brigid's group.Itwasaverynewsy letterforwhichweare thankful.Sevennewmembersofthenewlyestablished ForestSeniorPatrolenjoyed athree-daycampduringthe schoolholidays.Thecamp, undertheleadershipofthe A.S.M.,washeldatMundaringWeir.

Theworkofthecookswas highlypraisedandthequantityandvarietyoffood weremorethansufficientto satisfythewantsofseven hungryBoyScouts.

Thosewhoattendedthis campvoteditthebestthat theyhaveeverattended,and weremostappreciativeof theassistancegivenbythe variouspeoplewhoassisted inanyway,especiallythose peoplewhotransportedthe boys.

Fourseniorscoutsfrom St.Brigid'swereofficial guidesatthepublicinspectionoftheGamesVillageon September15and23.The firstofthesedaysdidnot proveasinterestingasthe second,whichprovedpleasant.

During"BobsforJobs" week,theForestsenior patrolwonaspecialpennant forraisingnearly£5.While theyclaimthatthisisthe firstofitskindwon,the boystellmethatitwillby nomeansbethelast.

CATHOLICSCOUTGUILD

Thenextmeetingofthe CatholicScoutGuildwillbe heldatStellaMarisClub forSeafarers,14Queen VictoriaStreet,Fremantle, at8p.m.onTuesday,October30.Asthereareimportantitemsofbusinessto attendto,everymember shouldattend.

GoodScouting, GoodHunting, -PATHFINDER.

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OfYourCharity

PleaseHelpNeedyFamilies byDonatingClothing,Rags,Furniture, HouseholdUtensils,Etc.

Kindly 318BULWERSTREET,NORTHPERTH

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tweentheAssemblyand BenedictionOvals.(Anyof thesegroupsneeding "changing"facilitieswillbe directedbythemarshalsat theirassemblyarea.)

Duringtheprocessionthe followinghymnswillbe sung:

ToJesusHeartAllBurning (twoverses).

SweetSacramentDivine (twoverses).

JesusMyLord(twoverses).

SoulOfMySaviour(two verses).

ToChristTheKing(three verses).

HolyGodWePraiseThy Name(twoverses). FirmlyIBelieveAndTruly (verses1,2and5).

TantumErgo. Adoremus. FaithOfOurFathers(two verses). Anelectronicorganhas beenkindlyloanedby NicholsonsLtd. Schoolchildrenareasked tobringcopiesofthewords ofthesehymnswiththem. Thewordsofallthehymns arein"TheAustralian Hymnal."

CORRIGINIDENTITYDIES

MRS.ELLENAGNES O'SHEA,ofCorrigin, diedattheKondonin HospitalonWednesday, October10,afterashort illness.Shewas71. -

Mrs.O'Sheaissurvived byherhusbandMr.Jack O'Shea,ofCorrigin,three sistersandabrother-SisterIgnacio,ofLoretoConvent,Kilkenny,Ireland, Mrs.J.Callaghan(U.S.A.), Mrs.J.Donovan(U.S.A.).

MissS.Rohan,Vincent Street,HighgateHill,and Mr.W.F.Rohan,ofComo.

Mrs.O'Sheawasbornat

Douglas,Killorglin,Co. Kerry,oneofafamilyof ninechildren,including threeReligious.Shewasa nursingsisterinseveral W,A.GovernmentHospitalsandatonetimewas MatronoftheCorrigin Hospital.

HerremainsrestedinSt. Theresa'sChurch,the buildingofwhichwasvery generouslyendowedby Mr.andMrs.O'Shea,until theRequiemMassforthe reposeofhersoulandthe thefuneralwhichleftthe church.

TheRequiemMasswas celebratedbyRev.L. Eivers,P.P.,andattended byRev.P.O'Mara,ofSt. Mary'sCathedralrepresentingHisGracethe Archbishop,Rev.M.Delahunty,P.P.BruceRock, Rev.M.Ryan,P.P.Quairading,Rev.G.O'Leary, P.P.Kondinin,Rev.Father C.P.O'Reilly,Superiorof theNorbertines,York, Rev.Mother-Generalof "Iona,"MosmanPark,and twoSistersofMercyfrom St.Anne's,Mt,Lawley. FatherEiverswasassisted atthegravesidebythe fivepriestsinattendance. Averylargecrowdof peopleattendedtheRequiemMassandfuneral demonstratingthevery ,sighesteeminwhichMr. andMrs.O'Sheawereheld throughoutCorriginand surroundingdistricts. Nearlyeightycarsfollowedinthefuneralprocession. Mr.andMrs.O'Shea wererecentrecipientsof thePapalBlessing,obtainedbyFatherEiversonhis recentvisittoRome. R.I.P.

W.A.L.T.A.ToSelect"Miss"

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TheIrishClubpicnicto Yanchepattractedagood crowd.

Gaelicfootball,theglamourgameofIrishsport,providedkeeninterest.Because ofitssimilaritytoAustralianfootball,manylocal playersplayingforthefirst timeadaptedthemselves readily.

Hurlingandsoccer,tugo'-warandladies'andchildren'ssportsaddedtothe funoftheday.

Dancingwasheldinthe YanchepHall.Ahappybut tiredpartyreturnedtoPerth lastSundaynight.

ThenextIrishClubfunctionwillbeadanceand socialatHighgateparish hallonSunday,November 4.Allarewelcome.

Particularsavailablefrom EdwardFitzmaurice,phone 24-4691,or62RedfernSt., NorthPerth.

Clontarf

PrizeNight

Theannualconcertand presentationofprizesof ClontarfBoys'Townwas heldintheopen-airauditoriumatClontarfonFriday,0.-tober12.

BrotherO'DohertyintroducedthePremier,Mr. Brand,M.L.A.,whopresentedtheprizesandcongratulatedtheboysontheir success.Mr.NormanMcMahonthankedthePremier forhisattendanceandinterest.Asheafofflowers waslaterpresentedtoMrs. Brandinappreciationofher interestintheboys.

Theblueribbonofthe prizes,the"JoeJackson" prize,presentedtotheboy whohasshownleadership inallphasesofthefinal year,waswonbyM.Robbins.

Aninstrumental,choral andathleticentertainment followedandbanditems were,asusual,verypopular, andthechampionchoirof theChristianBrothers'Eisteddfod,1962,sangabracket ofsweetairs.

TVsportsreviewwasa cleverlyhumorousskiton TVcommercials.

Theconcertconcluded withamusicalplay,"Tom Sawyer,"andtheanticsof Tomandhispal,HuckFinn, lefteveryoneinahappy mood.

TheBrothersaredesirous ofgivingasmanyoftheir chargesaspossibleaholiday inagoodCatholichome. Anyonewishingtotakea boyfortheholidaysplease contactthePrincipalon 68-2947.

SelectionoftheWestern Australiancandidateforthe MissA.C.L.T.A.Contestwill takeplaceattheShaftesburyHotelat7.30p.m.on Monday,October29. Thefourcandidates,Misses SusanDwyer,Elizabeth Tory,PatriciaDolanand ChristineAntoine,together withtheirrespectiveescorts, willbetheguestsofthe W.A.C.L.T.A.atabuffet dinner,followingwhichan independentpanelofthree judgeswillinterviewthe entrantsandmaketheirdecision.Theultimatewinner willbeflowntoAdelaide forthefinaljudginginthis Australia-widecontest,and MissA.C.L.T.A.for1962 willbeannouncedduringa socialeventtobeheldduringtheSouthAustralian carnival.

ST.MARY'S

AninvitationhasbeenreceivedfromSt.Columba's, SouthPerth,tojointhemin asocialtennisdayonSunday,November25.Complete detailsarenottohandyet, butassoonasfinalarrangementshavebeenmade, memberswillbenotified throughthesecolumns.Previoussimilarfunctionshave provedverypopularand successful,soletoursecretary,Mrs.AlmaGartner, knowwhetheryouwillbe availableforplay.

OneofSt.Mary'sleading players,MissBarbaraBowman,recentlyunderwenta minoroperationonher hand.Wehopethatthiswill notinterferewithherplay intheforthcomingassociationtournament.

Ourwell-knowntreasurer andformerpresident,Mr. LenHarris,isatpresent touringtheEasternStates onacombinedbusinessand pleasuretrip.Lenexpected tovisitSydney,Melbourne andpossiblyTasmania.

Thecourtswereagain wellpatronisedonSunday lastinspiteofcounterattractionsinothersports. Somenewfaceswerenoted amongtheplayers.Wetrust thatthiswillmeananother increaseinmembership soon,aswearealways happytoopenourranksto welcomenewmembers.The Sundaymorningclasses haveswungintoactionand thenumbersareincreasing everyweek.

Committeemembersare remindedthatthenextexecutivemeetingwillbeheld onSunday,October28,and itwouldbeappreciatedif allconcernedcouldmanage tobepresentat8p.m.,as therearemanyclubaffairs todiscuss.

ST.JOHN'S

Twoluckymembersin MissesJillHopkinsand ElaineFlanaganhavejust returnedfromamostinterestingandexciting"educationvacation."Thegirls spentthreeweekstouring Victoria,duringwhichthey

enjoyedthreedaysofskiingattheMt.Buffaloresort ofFall'sCreek. Preparationfortheforthcomingexaminations is keepingseveralmembers hardatwork,withMisses RoslynJermynandJennifer McCrae,andTerryEdwards studyingfortheLeaving, andMissChristineMasters theJuniorCertificateExamination.Theclubwishes thesestudentstheverybest ofluckandsuccessintheir endeavours.

Membersarereminded thattheclub'sannualgeneralCommunionwilltake placeatthe8.30a.m.Mass ontheFeastofChristthe King,Sunday.October28, Allareaskedtomakea specialefforttoattendthis importantevent,andifpossibletofurtheremphasise thedaybyattendingthe EucharisticProcessionat AquinasCollegeinthe afternoon.

St.John'sannualclub championshipscommenceon ontheweekendofNovember17-18.Thenecessary entryformsarenowobtainablefromthesecretary,Mr. BrianAlton.Entriesmustbe lodgedbyNovember4,so pleaseco-operateandget yourformsbackassoonas possible.

Wearepleasedtowelcomeintotheclubanother

newmember,MissRose MarieBeurs,andlookforwardtoherjoiningusboth onthetenniscourtandat allsocialfunctions.

ST.THOMAS'

Withgoodtennisweather, St.Thomas'startedthenew seasonwithasuccessful medaltournamentlastSunday.Itwaspleasingtosee visitorstherefortheday, includingJeanTondut,JennieCullen,ChristineAntoineandMargaretGallagherfromCottesloe,and alsothefriendsofclub members.

Someofthejuniorclub membersmadetheirdebut intotheseniorcluband performedcreditably.The newcompetitionshouldimprovetheirplayimmensely.

Theresultswerequitsst, close,withatieinboththe men'sandwomen'ssections. MargaretWadeandLes Downieranoutthefinal winnerswithMarieMarshallandWallyImmsasthe runners-upaftertying.

Withthegoodweather, clubplaywillcontinue everySundayafternoon. Newmemberswillbewelcomeandtheoldmembers areencouragedtopickup theirracquetsagain.Also parentsareremindedthat thejuniorclubisrunon Sundaymorning.

FancyGoods

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NEWMEMBERS

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Conductedby BROTHER JUNIPER

RECORD

inTHEWordCompetitionwillclosethisweek-it hasalreadyrunaweeklongerthanIintended,but thingsgotawaywithme.Iwanteachofyoutocheck yourbirthdaycallasitcomesaroundtomakesurethat Ihavenotmadeanymistakes,orwhatwouldbeworse, leftyououtaltogether.Thesystemhasbeenchanged. Previously,adailydairywassufficient,butnowthat therearesomanyofus,weneedaproperfilingsystem. Thereisplentyofroominit,soalltheJ.R.'swhoread thispageshouldmakesurethattheyareregistered members.Thiscanbedonebycuttingoutthemembershillformandpostingitin.

LastweekIaskedyoutostartcollectingandrenovatingyourtoyssothatyoucouldgivesometothe childrenintheKimberleyMission.Now,alltoyscan beleftat202EIGHTHAVENUE,INGLEWOOD,or theywillbecollectedifyouring71-2050.FatherFoley, theMissionsDirector,tellsmethattheymustbeready fortransportbyshipbythemiddleofNovember.Don't forgetnow,willyou?

LetterswerereceivedthisweekfromCHRISTINE WILLIAMS(1hopeyoudidwellinthesports),GLENIS BAIRD(ChristineandGlenisarebothfromMerredin), andBILLYMcCARTHY(itwasapleasure,Billy,and Iamfullyrecovered).

That'sallforthisweek.Iwillstartoffanew competitionforyounextweek.

-BROTHERJUNIPER.

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BirthdayGreetings

OnSUNDAY OCTOBER21

ELIZABETHVANDERBROECK,of71Woolwich Street,Leederville,willbe nine.Elizabethlikesswimming.

OnMONDAY OCTOBER22

LEANNEMILLER,of76 ElviraStreet,Palmyra, willbenine.Leannegoes toOurLadyofFatima Conventandherhobbies aretennisandswimming.

OnTUESDAY OCTOBER23

DORYJONK,of91Corbel Street,Riverton,willbe seven.DorygoestoOur LadyoftheApostles School,andlikesdrawing, colouring-inandcollectingcards.

OnWEDNESDAY OCTOBER24

STEPHENCATLIN,of16 MettamStreet,Triggs Island,willbe13.Stephen goestoSt.Phillip'sSchool, TuartHill,collectsstamps andlikesScouting.

MARYMeAULIFFE,who livesat271Cambridge Street,Wembley,willbe 12.Maryisapupilof BrigidineConventand likescollectingstamps. Shewouldlikepenfriends inIrelandandNewZealand.

OnFRIDAY OCTOBER26

ELIZABETHCASEY,of16 GregoryStreet,Wembley, willbeseven.Elizabeth goertoBrigidineConvent andlikesplaying.

OnSATURDAY OCTOBER27

ALFREDOTENAGLIO,of 36BrightonStreet,West Leederville,willbe13. Alfredoisasoccerfan.

JOHNSYLVESTZRAK,of 9TaylorStreet,Northam, willbeten.Johngoesto St.Paul'sSchoolandhas stampcollectingasa hobby.

FERRYKIRBY,114Fitzroy Road,Rivervale,willbe seven.KerrygoestoSt. Augustine'sConventand likesballetanddrawing.

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ANTHONYDAVIS(6),of 76HollandStreet,Wembley, goestoOurLadyofVictoriesSchoolandlikes colouring-in,gamesandTV.

SEANKINSELLA(11), ofKoolanIsland,Yampi Sound,goestoKoolan Schoolandlikescolouringin.

MARYKINSELLA(10), ofthesameaddress,attends KoolanSchoolandherhobbiesarepaintingcoraland gymnastics.

GARRYO'CONNELL(9), KalamundaRoad;Maids Vale,goestoMary'sMount andhasstampcollectingas ahobby.

JULIENKOZAK(6),of5 BirdwoodCircusEast,Bicton,goestoOurLadyof FatimaConventandlikes swimming,singing,playing cowboysandIndians.

JENNYDORIZZI(11),of 96TaylorStreet,Katanning, goestoSt.Patrick'sSchool andlikesGirlGuides.

KIERANFORREST(8), ofPictonJunction,isapupil ofSt.Thomas'School,Carey Park,andhishobbyisfootball.

FELIXFORDE(10),of60 HastingsSt.,Scarborough, goestoSt.John'sschooland likesswimming.(Pleaselet usknowyourbirthdaydate, Felix!)

ROBERTFORDE(9),of thesameaddress,alsogoes toSt.John'sandlikesswimming.

MARGARET'(Peggy) FORDE(8),ofthesame address,goestoSt.John's, too,andherhobbyislikewiseswimming.

PETERCREIGHTON(8), 290CrawfordRoad,Inglewood,goestoSt.Peter's Schoolandlikesreading, cricketandfootball.

MABEECREIGHTON. (12),ofthesameaddress,44/ apupilofSt.Peter'sBedfordParkalsoandlikesact. ing,tennisandbasketball.

JUDITHREEVES(8),of 41BoultonStreet,Dianella, goestoSt.Peter'sandlikes sewing.

DIANNEBUTLER(101. of73GildercliffeStreet, Scarborough,goestoSt. John'sSchoolandlikes horse-riding.

CHERYLEREGAN(11), of78ElviraStreet,Palmyra, goestoOurLadyofFatima Conventandlikesbasketball.

JOHNFORREST(9),of PictonJunction,goestoSt. Thomas'School,CareyPark, andhishobbyisfootball.

JEANETTEBOSCI(6),of 116GarlingStreet,Willagee, likesballet.

GREGORYCOYLE(6),of 195DuganStreet,Kalgoorlie,isapupilofSt.Mary's Conventandlikesfootball andhelpingDadmendtractors.

ROBYNBOSCI(9),of72 ElviraStreet,Palmyra,goes toOurLadyofFatimaConvent,andlikestennisand swimming.

JOHNGILBERT( Box148,Wagin,goestoSt. Joseph'sConventandMatz readinganddrawing.

NOONAN'S

SouthPerthBakery "BakersofBetter Bread"

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pTHEWordCompetitionwillclosethisweek-it hasalreadyrunaweeklongerthanIintended,but thingsgotawaywithme.Iwanteachofyoutocheck yourbirthdaycallasitcomesaroundtomakesurethat Ihavenotmadeanymistakes,orwhatwouldbeworse, leftyououtaltogether.Thesystemhasbeenchanged. Previously,adailydairywassufficient,butnowthat therearesomanyofus,weneedaproperfilingsystem. Thereisplentyofroominit,soalltheJ.R.'swhoread thispageshouldmakesurethattheyareregistered members.Thiscanbedonebycuttingoutthemembership'formandpostingitin.

LastweekIaskedyoutostartcollectingandrenovatingyourtoyssothatyoucouldgivesometothe childrenintheKimberleyMission,Now,alltoyscan beleftat202EIGHTHAVENUE,INGLEWOOD,or theywillbecollectedifyouring71-2050.FatherFoley, theMissionsDirector,tellsmethattheymustbeready fortransportbyshipbythemiddleofNovember.Don't forgetnow,willyou?

LetterswerereceivedthisweekfromCHRISTINE WILLIAMS(Ihopeyoudidwellinthesports),GLENIS BAIRD(ChristineandGlenisarebothfromMerredin), andBILLYMcCARTHY(itwasapleasure,Billy,and amfullyrecovered).

That'sallforthisweek.Iwillstartoffanew competitionforyounextweek. -BROTHERJUNIPER.

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PEGGYGALLAGHER (13)livesatSt.Joseph's Hostel,Derby,andgoesto HolyRosarySchool. PAULINEDOBSON(12), 5ParmeliaGrove,St.Lucia, Mt.Henry,isapupilofSt. PiusXSchoolandlikes sewingandknitting.

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ANTHONYDAVIS(6),of 76HollandStreet,Wembley, goestoOurLadyofVictoriesSchoolandlikes colouring-in,gamesandTV.

SEANKINSELLA(11), ofKoolanIsland,Yampi Sound,goestoKoolan SchoolandlikescolouringMARYKINSELLA(10), ofthesameaddress,attends KoolanSchoolandherhobbiesarepaintingcoraland gymnastics.

GARRYO'CONNELL(9), KalamundaRoad,Maida Vale,goestoMary'sMount andhasstampcollectingas ahobby.

JULIENKOZAK(6),of5 BirdwoodCircusEast,Bicton,goestoOurLadyof FatimaConventandlikes swimming,singing,playing cowboysandIndians.

JENNYDORIZZI(11),of 96TaylorStreet,Katanning, goestoSt.Patrick'sSchool andlikesGirlGuides.

KIERANFORREST(8), ofPictonJunction,isapupil ofSt.Thomas'School,Carey Park,andhishobbyisfootball.

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ROBERTFORDE(9),of thesameaddress,alsogoes toSt.John'sandlikesswimming.

MARGARET(Peggy) FORDE(8),ofthesame address,goestoSt.John's, too,andherhobbyislikewiseswimming.

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OnSUNDAY OCTOBER21

ELIZABETIIVANDERBROECK,of71Woolwich Street,Leederville,willbe nine.Elizabethlikesswimming.

OnMONDAY OCTOBER22

LEANNEMILLER,of76 ElviraStreet,Palmyra, willbenine.Leannegoes toOurLadyofFatima Conventandherhobbies aretennisandswimming.

OnTUESDAY OCTOBER23

DORYJONK,of91Corbel Street,Riverton,willbe seven.DorygoestoOur LadyoftheApostles School,andlikesdrawing, colouring-inandcollectingcards.

OnWEDNESDAY OCTOBER24

STEPHENCATLIN,of16 MettamStreet,Triggs Island,willbe13.Stephen goestoSt.Phillip'sSchool, TuartHill,collectsstamps andlikesScouting.

MARYMeAULIFFE,who livesat271Cambridge Street,Wembley,willbe 12.Maryisapupilof BrigidineConventand likescollectingstamps. Shewouldlikepenfriends inIrelandandNewZealand.

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ELIZABETHCASEY,of16 GregoryStreet,Wembley, willbeseven.Elizabeth goertoBrigidineConvent andlikesplaying.

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ALFREDOTENAGLIO,of 36BrightonStreet,West Leederville,willbe13. Alfredoisasoccerfan.

JOHNSYLVESTZRAK,of 9TaylorStreet,Northam, willbeten.Johngoesto St.Paul'sSchoolandhas stampcollectingasa hobby.

FERRYKIRBY,114Fitzroy Road,Rivervale,willbe seven.KerrygoestoSt. Augustine'sConventand likesballetanddrawing.

PleasefillInthecouponbelowInBIGLETTERSandsendftto BrotherJuniper,"TheJuniorRecord,"4.50HayStreet,Perth,sothat whenyourbirthdaycomesaroundbemaygreetyouonthispage.

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PETERCREIGHTON(8), 290CrawfordRoad,Inglewood,goestoSt.Peter's Schoolandlikesreading, cricketandfootball.

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MARESCREIGHTON' (12),ofthesameaddress,481 apupilofSt.Peter'sBedfordParkalsoandlikesact. ing,tennisandbasketball.

JUDITHREEVES(8),of 41BoultonStreet,Dianella, goestoSt.Peter'sandlikes sewing.

DIANNEBUTLER(10), of73GildercliffeStreet, Scarborough,goestoSt. John'sSchoolandlikes horse-riding.

CHERYLEREGAN(11), of78ElviraStreet,Palmyra, goestoOurLadyofFatima Conventandlikesbasketball.

JOHNFORREST(9),of PictonJunction,goestoSt. Thomas'School,CareyPark, andhishobbyisfootball.

JEANETTEBOSCI(6),of 116GarlingStreet,Willagee, likesballet.

GREGORYCOYLE(6),of 195DuganStreet,Kalgoorlie,isapupilofSt.Mary's Conventandlikesfootball andhelpingDadmendtractors.

ROBYNBOSCI(9),of72 ElviraStreet,Palmyra,goes toOurLadyofFatimaConvent,andlikestennisand swimming.

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INTERS'HONOURS TOSCOTCHCOLLEGE FORFOURTHTIME

TheAquinasathletesprovidedclosecompetitionfortheScotchCollegeteaminlast Saturday's58thPublicSchools'Athletics meeting.

...Scotchwerethevictorsby 17points,butthisleadonly becameevidentintheclosingeventsoftheday.

UptoafternoonteaAquinasheadedtheotherschools inaggregatepoints.Itwas superiorstrengthinthe under-agetrackandsome fieldeventsthatwasresponsibleforthislead. Theweaknesswasevident intheopenevents,with onlyonewinonthetrack, thatofR.Cauntlett'sfightingwinintheseconddivi;.onoftheOpenmile.He brokethetapeinchesahead oftheScotchathlete.

TheUnder-16relayteam raisedhopesbyagoodwin intheir440yds.relay.R. McGheetrieddesperately tobreakthetaperunningin thefinallegoftheUnder-17 relay.Heranaveryclose thirdtoScotchandWesley. WinsforScotchinthefinal tworelayssealedtheissue toanexcitingfinishinthe Inters.

Trackrecordswerefew. Astiffheadwindinthe straightwasnodoubtresponsibleforthis.However, R.McGhee,ofAquinas, cracked0.4sec.offtheexistingrecordwithblistering dashintheUnder-17220yds. sprint.IntheOpen120yds. Hurdles,F.Magnus,of Guildford,broketherecord in15sec.Halerana440yds. relayintherecordtimeof 50sec.

ForAquinas,individual honoursmustgothewayof youngRodneyMcGhee.A recordruninhis220yds. dash,aconvincingwinin the100yds.sprint,arunawaywininhis440yds.

dash,aswellasagallant effortinthelastlegofthe Under-17relayinanendeavourtowrestthelead forhisschool.

Otherathletesperformed wellforAquinas.YoungJ. CarattiwontheUnder-14 HighJumpandconvincingly scoredintheUnder-13dash.

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AlbanyHighway,Vic.Park. Phone6.3665.Private87.9330.

R.McGHEEassistedbyteammatesafterhismarathoneffort.

D.Ryanleaped5ft.8in.to wintheUnder-17High Jump.SprintersJ.Channon andJ.SargentgainedvaluablepointswithstrongrunningintheirUnder-16 events.P.Sheridanperformedwelltoput42ft.4in. intheUnder-16ShotPut.

Therewasakeensenseof competitionamongtheathletes.Sportsmanshipwas thekeynoteaseverywinner receivedheartycongratulationsfromhisdefeated rivals.

Unfortunately,thisspirit ofsportdidnotextendto thespectatorstudents.Two rivalschoolswereinvolved intastelessbrawlsinwhich flourbombs,orangepeeland generalrubbishwerehurled ateachother.Therewere alsoincidentsoffights amongstudentsofthese rivalschools.

Despitethisfanaticalcompetitivespirit,theAquinas ladsimpressedwithloud applauseasthecaptainof

theScotchathleteswas raisedonshouldersbearing theAlcockShield.Thisgesturefromthedefeated runners-upprovidedatruly fittingfinishtoanexciting dayofsport.

T.O.Cars

AtClontarf

ThePerthTQCarClub willbeholdingits ChampionshipDayat ClontarfBoys'Townon Sunday,October21, commencingat2p.m. Driverswillinclude GeorgeHiggs,JohnAnderson,StanMcAntee, JohnThomasandmany others.Therewillalso beaLadies'TQChampionshipduringthe afternoon.Clontarfwill benefitfromtheproceedsofthisafternoon ofexcitingsport.

TrinityCollege

TooStrongFor Rest

Trophywinnersandthe indiVidualeventdetailsare:

TURF

TOPICS

ByTHEHAWK

THEWESTERNAUSTRALIAN TURFCLUB

Celebratesits 110thAnniversary atthe

OpeningMeeting

ASCOT

SATURDAY,20thOCTOBER

£1,000Anniversary(up GimcrackStakes(2-y.o. BelgraviaStakes(3-y.o.)

ANDFROMMELBOURNECaulfieldCupService Win,Place,Concession,Quinella H.G.Bolton,ManagingSecretary. t.

ROYGALVIN&CO.

229-233WilliamSt.,Perth

*LASTSunday,October 14,theAssociatedCatholicCollegesconductedtheir AnnualAthleticMeetingat LeedervilleOval.

TrinityCollegeproved theirall-roundstrengthby winningtheAggregate trophyfromC.B.H.S.HighgateandSt.Joseph'sCollege,Subiaco.

Thepleasantlywarm springweatherandthefast Leedervilletrackwerefactorswhichcombinedtoprovideidealconditionsfor record-breakingperformances.Fourteennewrecords wereestablishedandthree equalledinanafternoonof closelycontestedfinishes andfineindividualefforts.

ThebestindividualperformancewasthatofD.Ray (NewNorcia),whowonall foureventsintheUnder-15, includingarecordjumpof 19ft.2in.inthebroadjump. Otherrecordsbrokenwere: 100yds.Open:10.3sec.-J. Lee(Leederville);440yds. Open:51-3sec.-J.Elsegood (Highgate);120yds.Hurdles Open:15.Bsec.-R.McCarthy (Leederville);100yds.Under-16:10.6sec.(eq.record) -D.M.Stewart(Highgate); 100yds.HurdlesUnder-16: 14sec.-F.Barbarich(Trinity);100yds.HurdlesUnder15:14.3sec.-D.Ray(New Norcia);75yds.HurdlesUnder-14:11.5sec.-H.Symons (Highgate);75yds.Under13: 9sec.-F.Pellizzari(Leederville);100yds.Under-12:12.6 sec.(eq.record)-J.Miller (Subiaco)andT.Morris (Leederville).

InthesevenRelayevents, sixnewrecordswereestablished,indicatingtheimprovedstandardofathletics inthecompetingschools.

PLUMBINGMATERIALS

SEPTICTANK-DRYWELLS BATH

28-1541. The"PlumbingSupplySpecialists'.

ShowGrounds. Thecompetitionwill switchtothePerryLakes StadiumaftertheNewYear.

Ameetingofdelegates fromallclubswillbeheld onMondaynight,October 22,attheCatholicCentre.

Anybodywishingtoplay orseekinginformationabout thecompetitionshouldcontactoneofthecommittee membersasfollows:W. Hebb,71-3191;T.Farrell, 6-5353;J.Martino,28-3766; F.Parry,71-6476;M.Metcalfe,6-2464;J.McNamara, 71-4958.

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AnimprovedCOUNTSPUTNIKwonthemain

raceofthedayinanimpressivemanner.He scoredbyfourlengthsandequalledthecourserecord. Asitwasonlyhissecondrunthisseason,hecanbe improvedfurtherandshouldproveoneofourtop sprintersduringthenextfewmonths.

Theracewasbilledasthe DukeofNorfolkCup,but mostracingfolkarepuzzled whyaraceoveramere sevenfurlongsshouldbe calledaCUP!

TheDuke,managerofthe M.C.C.team,presentedthe trophywhichwentwiththe race,butwasforcedto awaittheoutcomeofaprotestlodgedbytheriderof thesecondhorse,FREE STYLE,forinterference aftertheyjumped.The stewardsquicklydismissed theobjectionandmostwho sawtheraceweresurprised whentheprotestwaslodged. Readersmaybewisetoremembetthatthesetwo horses,drawnnexttoone anotheratthebarrier,were seentobump,whichcaused FreeStyletodropbackto secondlastandtravelwide alltheway,whilethewinnerhadtherunoftherace. Theattractivefirst-uprun oftheearlyleader,BOLD STORY,caughttheeye. Mostarenotunhappyabout sayinggoodbyetoBelmont (pro-tern),asthisseason hasagainshownthecourse tobeabadhuntingground forfavourites.

EASYWIN Whileitwasonlyaweak fieldthatMr.ArchieMackinnon'sPOSTREMbeatin theMenziesHandicapover 6/furlongs,hemadeno mistakeaboutit.Although nowaseven-year-old,he couldstillconfirmthehigh opinionheldofhimasa younghorse. Noexcusecanbeoffered forMASTERFREDDIE'S poorrun-itwastoobadto betrue.Hewent-thewayhe driftedinthebetting,3's to5's.

TOPPEDOFF

Thequiettip,POMPEY LAD,handedoutinthis columnrecently,wasnot justgoodenoughinthe FarewellHandicap,when SANDEWbeathimbythreequartersofalength.He appearedtohaveevery chanceandaswereturnto AscotnextSaturdayopportunitiesforhisclassarefar morelimited.Hecouldstill winanevent,astherundid himnoharm-infact,it couldimprovehim.

HOWGOOD? WhenMOREAPPLAUSE wonthe64-furlongMenzies

Handicap(1)withridiculousease,shecausedgood judgestowonderwhetherherwinningrunhadended, asshehaswonfourofher lastfivestartsanditshould havebeenfive. Thisisnotoftendonein Perth,butthisfive-year-old mareseemslikelytogoon winningandafurlongor twofarthershouldbeinher favour.

NOLUCK

RACONITAbrokethrough atlastwhenhewona10/furlonghandicap.Hehas beenanexpensivehorseto hisconnectionsandmight havebeenabitluckytowin asGOLDFLIGHTwasbadlypocketedallthewayand onlygetclearwhentherace wasalmostover.Hefinished ontobefifth.Itcouldpay toremembertherunofthe thirdhorse,WESTRALIS, whohaspreviouslywqnat Ascot.

PROMISECONFIRMED

Thetrialsover34furlongs showedthatthisyear'sattractivebatchofyoungsters knowhowtobehaveand runtruly,morethancanbe saidofsomeoftheolder horsesracing. Earliergoodformshown bySON0',MINXand MAGICRED,bothtrained byHerbCharles,wasconfirmedwhenagaineachwon aheatinsmarttime.They showmorethanordinary promiseandseemsuretobe prominentinearlytwoyear-oldevents.AMMARANTI,acoltbyAPTOFINE,issmartandwonhis heatnarrowlybutwell.He shouldimproveasheis carryingplentyofcondition.

AQUANELLA,afull-sister tobrilliantAQUANITA, showedplentyofabilityin winningherheatandshould runwellintheGimcrack nextSaturday.Inrunning anattractivefourthtoher, RACSON,abigcolt,showed thathemightcometohand soonerthanwasatfirst thought.

BEPATIENT Ourselectionsofthree winnersandtwosecondson Saturday,wasperhausour leanestdaysincethisfeaturewasintroduced.When formsettlesdownatAscot withinthenextfewweeks, somegoodresultsmaybe expected.

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MISSION NOTES

By Rev.Father W.J.Foley

NINEWEEKSTO CHRISTMAS!

Thisisnota"commercial" butafact.Iwasreminded ofitbyalaymissionary fromtheKimberleys."A God-send,"saidBishop Jobstlastyearwhenhe receivedtwotea-chestsof toys,oldandnew,forthe nativechildrenathis orphanageatBroomeand attheotherstationsof BeagleBay,Lombardina andLaGrange.

Thiswastheresultofa Christmaseffortbyafew childrenincollectingtheir discardedtoysandclothes. Thetransportwasarranged andallarrivedjustintime tobedistibuted.Itrustthat you,friendsoftheMissions, willhelpagainthisyearin anywayyoucan.Allgifts couldbeleftat202Eighth Avenue,Inglewood,or,if thisininconvenient,ring 71-2050,andtheywillbe collected.Thedeadlinefor theirtransportismidNovember,sopleasedon't putoffyourcharitabledeed.

FIRSTCHINESE'PRIEST FROMRABAULIS

ORDAINED

ONJuly21,intheabsence ofBishopL.Scharmach, whoisstillinhospital, BishopV.Copas,M.S.C., ordainedRev,AlbertChan, M.S.C.,thefirstChinese priestofPapua-NewGuinea.

FatherChancomesofa sterlingCatholicfamily.His father,Mr.AhChai,was oneofthefirstCatholicsin Rabaul,andnowattheage of81hehasseenthreeof hissonspriestsandtwoof hisdaughtersnuns.Twoof hispriestsons-oneaJesuit priestandoneasecular priest-andonedaughter whoisanun,arebehind the"BambooCurtain"in China.Theotherdaughter isamemberoftheDaughtersofOurLadyofthe SacredHeartatKensington, Sydney.

AbouthalftheChinese populationofRabaulandof otherscentresofNew GuineaandPapuaisCatholic,whiletheotherhalfis Methodist.Manyofthe Catholics,includingMr.Ah Chai,aredailycommunicants.Mostofthemsend theirchildrentoCatholic collegesinAustraliaforseccondaryeducation.About eightChinesegirlsfrom RabaulhavejoinedReligiouscommunitiesinAustralia.Oneboyhasjoined theJesuits,andatleasttwo othersarestudentswiththe MissionariesoftheSacred Heart.

ManyoftheChinesein theterritoryownstoresof differentkinds.Ofrecent yearsmoreandmoreof themhaveinvestedinplantations.Duetobusinessacumenandhardwork,they havewonforthemselvesa respectedplaceintheTerritory.

CONSPIRACYABROAD?

EMPHATICALLY,Unesco seemstoignorecompletely theexistenceoftheCatholicsector(embracing75per

centofthecountry'sschoolchildren)oftheCongolese educationalsystem.Itisas ifUnescohadtocreateon anentirelynewbasis,a systemofStateeducation, monopolisingallofficialaid, andeventuallysupplanting altogether the private schools.

Tomentiononetypical example-IntheProvince ofEquateurtherewasa CatholicSecondaryschool, whichcarriedonwithgreat difficulty.Unescorefusedto assistit,butestablishednext doortoit,aluxuriously equippedgrammarschool. However,theCatholicschool continuedtoattracta greaternumberofpupils. TheteachingOrderwhich conductedtheschooldecided thattheycouldnotcontinue undertheseconditions.It wasbettertogoelsewhere. Thereareplentyofdistricts wherethereisalackof scondaryschools.Onecan guessthereactionofthe localpopulation,ofthemissionariesandofthosewho havebeensupportingtheeffortsoftheCatholicschool, buttheUnescoofficials maintainedthattheCatholic schoolwasworkingagainst theStateschool!

"ANDNOWABOUTTHE COLLECTION

"Eachofyoushouldput aside,onthefirstdayofthe week,whatYOUcanafford tospare,andsaveitup.I willdespatchenvoystoconveyyourcharitytoJerusalem."

CHANGEtheword"I"to JohnXXIII; CHANGEtheword"envoys" toDirectorsoftheSociety forthePropagationofthe Faith;

CHANGEtheword"Jerusalem"toRome,andyou have"Asneedsin^reasecontinually,somustthegenerositybywhichChristians contributetotheadvantages oftheSocietiesunderthe PropagationoftheFaith. ThePropagationoftheFaith sendstheoffering'scollected everywheretothoseto whomtheyareofmostuse andinmostneedofthem."

Inotherwords,theHoly Fathersayssendyouralms andsacrificestothePropagationoftheFaithandlet himandhiscongregation makethedistribution.

Heknowsbetterthanyou orIabouttheneeds;furthermore,themissionaries liketoreceivefromtheHoly Fathermorethanfromyou. Then,too,thereare200missionarysocietiesinthe world.Hehastocareforall ofthemissionariesandmost ofthemcomefrompoor countries.AsSt.Paulsent hiscollectiontoJerusalem fordistibution,soyousend yourstoRomethroughPope JohnXXIII'sSocietyforthe PropagationoftheFaith.

Sendyoursacrificesto:

Rev.FatherW.J.Foley, Catholic-MissionsOffice, CatholicCentre,Victoria Square.Perth.

FromLOCHLINNMacGLYNN

IRISH

DUBLIN,October8,1962. *ECUMENICAL COUNCIL

ThereismuchofIreland inRomethisweekasmany Irishchurchmenassemble forwhathasbeendescribed inIrishnewspapersas"the greatestCouncilofthe Churcheverheld.

CardinalD'AltonofIreland,theArchbishopsof DublinandCashel,Premier Lemass,andmanyother leadingfiguresinChurch andpubliclifehavesetout forRome.

Irishnewspapersarefull ofreportsandpicturesfrom Rome,andtheEcumenical Councilhastakenprecedenceoverallotherinternationalevents.

PremierLemassiscombininghisRomevisitwith aseriesofmeetings,en routeandonhisreturn, withEuropeanstatesmen whowillhavesomesayin whetherIreland'sapplicationforfullmembershipof theCommonMarketwillbe accepted.

Enroute,heisseeingin Brusselsanumberofleaderswhowillbeconvenient tothatinternationalcentre -theBelgian,Dutchand Luxembourgleaders,forinstance-andonhisway homeheisduetomeet PresidentdeGaulle.

Manywillhopethatthe specialcircumstancesofhis journey-theEcumenical CouncilceremoniesinRome -willmeanGod'sspecial blessingonhisotherimportantappointmentsinEurope.

PresidentdeValeraand membersoftheGovernment wenttoDublinAirportto wishthedepartingprelates God-speed;CardinalD'Alton,whosehealthwasreportednotgoodsometime ago,lookedstrainedbut cheerful,andalwayshis gentlesmilecamebackas hesaidthankyouforthe manycourtesiesandhonours extendedtohimbeforeleavingforRome.

Onthissideoftheworld, theEcumenicalCouncilhas brokenvirtuallyallthebarriersofmisunderstanding betweenChurchesandsectionsofthecommunity,with theexceptionofsomesmall factionsbusilyengagedin theNorthofIrelandinfanningthedyingembersof religioushatred.

TheBritishBroadcasting CorporationandBritishIndependentTelevision-the twobroadcastingsystems whichhaveregionaloutlets intheNorthofIrelandhaveapproachedtheCouncilceremoniesinanintelligent,fairway,andBritish newspaperssuchastheinfluential"SundayTimes" havedealtextensivelywith theCouncil.

InitsSundaysupplement, the"SundayTimes"hasalso dealtcolourfullywithit, publishingbeautifullyreproducedcolourpicturesof CardinalsandtheVatican.

ThisBritishtolerancehas beenaltogethertoomuch forsomeofthesmaller,diehardgroups,suchasthe FreePresbyterianChurch

inIreland(Belfast),whose Moderator,Dr.IanPaisley, hasdescribedtheCatholic Churchas"theharlotof Babylon"andthePopeas "anti-Christ."

TheB.B.C.,whichgives freedomofexpressioninthe hopethatitwillnotbe abused,dissociateditself fromhisremarks.

Sotodaytheevening newspaperpublishphotographsoftheposterswhich Dr.Ian,withfiftymembers ofhischurchpostedthis morningoutsidetheB.B.C. headquartersinBelfast, whereheaddressedameetingofthefifty.Theposters said:"TheB.B.C.isthe voiceofPopery"and"We protestagainstRomanCatholicActionintheB.B.C.in orderingrefusalofProtestantprotestsagainstthe B.B.C.'ssubmissiontoRome inUlster."

Allthatishappeningin Ulsterisanincreasein understandingandcourtesy betweentheCatholicand otherlargeChurches,anda newwindoftolerance.The PresbyterianChurchitself, thelargestProtestantgroup inNorthernIreland,andone whichinitstimesuffered persecution,hasofficially disownedDr.Paisleyand emphasisedthathis"free" churchhasnothingwhatevertodowiththePresbyterianChurchinIreland.

Fromallthisitwillbe seenthattheB.B.C.,the PresbyterianChurch,and thereforeaverylargesectionoftheProtestantcommunityintheNorthofIreland,aremovinginharmonywiththenewaimof greatertoleranceandunderstanding.

Dr.Paisley'sremarks abouttheCathclicChurch andthePope.whenasked hisopinionoftheEcumenicalCouncil,arewidelydeploredbythevastmajority ofotherProtestants,andthe B.B.C.wasindeedabreast ofpublicopinionindissociatingitselffromthem.

*THEFESTIVALS

HardlyhadtheCorkInternationalFilmFestival endedwhenwehadthe DublinTheatreFestival, whichisalsonowended, andtherearesomefestivals stilltocome.

TheDublinTheatreFestivalwasalivelyfortnight onstage,withsomerevivals ofEugeneO'Neill,afew newplays,andsomeinterestingthingsinthe"fringe" theatres,butthegeneral verdictisthattheIrish actorsandactressesaretoo goodformostofwhatthey arerequiredtoplayin.

Oneofthemostimmediatelysuccessfulandtuneful ofthenewshowspresented duringtheFestivalwas "Fursey"atthelargeGaiety Theatre,whereamusing MiloO'SheawasFursey,a monkinancientIrelandwho wasunabletoexorcisethe tempterswhowerepesteringthemonastery,soFurseywassentoutintothe world.

Hemetsomecurious peoplethere,and"TheBook ofFursey"wascolourful, withmusicandsong,and

therewerelongqueuesfor tickets.MiloO'Sheaisa giftedplayerincomedy roles,and17-year-oldCiara O'Sullivan,recentlyelected theRoseofTralee,hada partintheshow.Itwas basedbyFergusLinehanon thenovelbyMervynWall.

*DEATHS

VeryRev.JamesFinian Larkin,O.S.A.,Priorofthe AugustinianChurch,John's

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Lane,Dublin,whocollapsed duringthecentenarycelebrationsofthechurch.

Mr.MartinMaguire,formerJudge,andatthetime ofhisdeaththeIrishmemberoftheCouncilofEurope'sCommissionon HumanRights,apermanent bodywhichgivesapreliminaryconsiderationtocomplaintsundertheEuropean ConventiononHuman Rights.

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SEVENHILLSALTARWINES

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"GrandOrient

MasonryAtheistic"

U.G.L.,SYDNEYwrites:InVol.Iofyourcollected "RadioReplies,"n.1119,youmentiontheGrand OrientLodge,ofFrance;butIdonotbelieve yourremarksarerelevant.

R.:AMasoniccorrespondentdeniedthatMasonry isopposedtotheCatholicChurch.Iquoteda declarationofthePresidentoftheGrandOrient ofFrancethattheaimofMasonryistoridthe worldofCatholicism;andthenIquotedtheclaim ofallMasonseverywheretoconstituteoneuniversalfraternity.IfMasonsliketounsaytheclaim tobeoneuniversalfraternity,thenonecouldargue thatitisirrelevanttoquotetheaimsofonesetof Masonsasbeingthecommonresponsibilityofall Masons.Itmaybesaid,ofcourse,thatthe"universalfraternity"ideaisonlyintheory,nota realityasregardsactualorganisationwhichis dividedunderseparateandindependentjurisdictions;butevenso,allsubscribetothebasicMasonic principles.

ANGLO-SAXONMASONRYDIFFERENT

Q.:TheGrandOrientofFranceisnotrecognised bytheGrandLodgesofEnglandandofAustralia.

R.:ItistruethattheGrandLodgeofEngland brokeoffrelationswiththeGrandOrientofFrance in1877,whenthelatterabolishedrecognitionof theGreatArchitectoftheUniverseanduseofthe VolumeofSacredLaw,declaringitselfgodless. ButadistinctionmustbemadebetweenMasonry assuch,anddifferentLodgesrepresentingitin differentcountries.ThesedifferentLodgesare influencedbyreligious,social,economicandpoliticalconditionspropertotheirparticularenvironment:andtheCatholicChurchdoesnotsaythat allLodgesbehaveinthesameway.Naturally,she condemnstheatheismandanti-clericalismofthe GrandOrientLodges.Buthercondemnationof Masonryassuchisnotrestrictedtothosefactors. Shecondemnsthetypeofsecretsocietyevery MasonicLodgehastobe,theformofOathall Masonshavetotake,andinthoseLodgeswhichdo haveareligiousritualtherefusalofanyrecognition ofChrist.PopeLeoXIIIdeclared,andrightly,that thereligiousoutlookofMasonrytoanyofitsforms neverrisesabovethelevelofamerelynatural Deism,andthatitsspiritisunalterablyatvariance withthespiritofChristianity.Thisdoesnotmean thatCatholicsquestionthesincerityofnonCatholicChristianswhohavebecomeMasons.11 doesmeanthatwequestiontheirconsistency;for itisinconsistenttobelievetheChristianFaith necessary,yettobelongtoareligiousinstitution whichdeniesanysuchnecessity.

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"SEEKANDYESHALLFIND"-MORMONISM

J.G.BARTER,MELBOURNE,writes:Asyouwereonce,ItoowasanAnglican;but1 followedthesaying,"Seekandyeshallfind,"andbecomeaMormon.

R.:YoumayhavebecomeaMormon;butitwasnot becauseyoufollowedthesaying:"Seekandyeshall find."Fewtextshavebeensoabusedasthat,one. PeoplehavebecomeWitnessesofJehovah,Christian Scientists,SpiritualistsandevenBahais,allclaiming thatitwasbecausetheyfollowedthesaying:"Seek andyeshallfind."There'ssomethingwrongsomewhere!. Thetrouble,assooften,isthatpeopledon'taskof whatChristwasspeakingatthetime.Thewords,in Matt.7:7,comeafterChristhadsetbeforeHislisteners thehighestidealsofconductintheSermononthe Mount.Thesewerethemostdifficultstandardsof holinessevergiventoman.Theywerecertainlybeyond man'sunaidedpowers.Butthenecessaryhelpwillbe givenbyGodinanswertoearnestprayer.SoOurLord said:"Ask,anditshallbegiventoyou;seekandye shallfind;knockanditshallbeopenedtoyou.""Ask," "seek,"''knock"mustbetakentogether.Pray,andnot listlessly;seek,inthesenseofdiligentlytakingtrouble; andknockwithearnestimportunity.Godrewards earnestnesssuchasthisandwillopentousawayto theholinessoflifewesodesire.Thathasnothingto dowithbecomingaMormon.

"THEWONDERFULGOSPEL"

Q.:IrecognisedthetruthofourwonderfulGospel.

R.:ToaccepttheteachingsofJosephSmith,the founderoftheMormons,regardingthoseasthegospel, istobedeceivedandtofailtorecogniseasfalsewhat pretendstobethetruth.ToJosephSmithwouldapply

VerdictOfHistory

"KIRK,"HUNTER'SHILL, writes:Ioftenwonderif RomanCatholicswhoattendtheirChurchknow anythingofitshistory.

R.:Theymayormaynot havemadeaclosestudyof that.TobeagoodCatholic onehasn'tgottobeprofoundlyversedinecclesiasticalhistory.Itisenoughto havethefaithprofessedin theApostles'Creed,"IbelieveintheHolyCatholic Church,"tohaveaknowledgeoftheessentialteachings,religiouspracticesand disciplinarylawsofthat Church,andtodoone'sbest toliveinacordancewith them.TheCatholicwhohas suchknowledgeandbehaves insuchawaywillcertainly saveand,inproportionto hisfidelityandfervour, sanctifyhissoul.

"ROME'SBLACK RECORD"

Q.:Isnothistoryasfaras yourChurchisconcerned arecordofbadpopes,of worldlypriests,andofan ignorantandsuperstitious People?

R.:Suchadescriptionof thehistoryoftheCatholic Churchwouldberejected byallintelligent,educatedandmentallybalanced peoplewhateverreligion theyprofessed,orevenif theyprofessednoreligion. Twothousandyearsofhistory,ofcourse,providean immensequarryfromwhich "THERECORD,"bycourtesyofStation2SM,Sydney,publishessomeofDr. Rumble'sradioanswers eachweek. Queriesfromourreaders(whichmustbeaccompaniedbynameand addressofsender are answeredovertheradioin theirdueturn,whichinvolvesadelayofsome weeks. Repliestothemmayor ',aynotthenbeamong thosechosenforpublicationinthesecolumns.

thoseinterestedinthatkind ofthingcandigoutscandals anddisedifyingepisodes. Humannaturebeingwhat itis,themiraculousthing wouldbeifsuchasearch provedinvain.Buthistory isnotarecordonlyofthose whohavebeenadiscreditto theirCatholicreligion;itis arecordalsoofthosewho havebeentruetoit;andfor thosewhohaveeyestosee, theexamplesofsaintshave notbeenwantinginanyage.

"IFCATHOLICSONLY KNEW!"

Q.:Whatwouldbecomeof yourholdoverRoman Catholicsiftheywereinstructedinthisaspectof yourChurch?

R.:Theirfaithinthe CatholicChurchwouldnot belessthanmyown,despite myhavingconductedforthe past34yearsthisradiosession,inwhichIhavepracticallyinvitedlistenersto tellmealltheycanthinkof tothediscreditoftheCatholicreligionandletmedeal withit.CatholicsknowinstinctivelythattheCatholic Churchwouldnothavecontinuedtoexistthroughall thecenturiesunless,inspite ofhumanfailingshereand thereamongbothclergyand laity,shehadnotsupplied theneedsofthosegenuinely seekingGodandthesalvationandsanctificationof theirsouls.Theyknowthat therehavealwaysbeen good,badandindifferent Catholicsinthepast,as therewillbeinthefutuve; andthatitisforthemtosay withwhichclasstheywill berankedinourownday. Andthemajorityofthem knowthattheonlysensible choice,iftheyareCatholics atall,istotrytobegood oneswhiletheyareatit, andnotamongthebidor indifferentones.Noinformationaboutthosewho havechoseninthepast,or arechoosingtodaytobe badorindifferentCatholics willappealtothemasan excuseforsimilarinfidelity totheirreligion.

thewordsofSt.Paul:"Thoughwe,oranangelfrom heaven,preachagospeltoyoubesidesthatwhichwe havepreachedtoyou,lethimbeanathema"(Gal.1:8). Noreferencestoany"BookofMormon"wereincltiled intheapostolicpreaching.

"THEBOOKOFMORMON"

Q.:HaveyoustudiedtheBookofMormonwithan openmind?

R.:Yes;withamindopenandwideawaketoits errors.

Q.:Orhaveyoupickedoutpiecesyoucouldfindto criticise?I,too,wasatonetimebigotedandlooked forthebad.

It:There'snoneedtobebigoted.Butit'sjusttoo badfortheBookofMormontosay,in2Nephi,2:25: "Adamfellthatmenmightbe,"asifitwasabsolutely necessaryforAdamtoviolateGod'slawbyfallinginto sinifhewasevertohaveanychildrenatallandfulfil God'sothercommandtoincreaseandmultiply.God neverrevealedsuchadoctrineatall.

Q.:Maybe,likeotherministers,youhavereadtheBook ofMormonandhavebelievedittobethetruegospel ofGod,butareafraid,

R.:Anyconjectureofbadfaithonmypartin rejectingtheBookofMormonyoucandismissasquite groundless.

Q.:IhaveinvestigatedtheRomanCatholicFaith,asit iscalled.

R.:Whatyouhavetosayofitelsewhereinyour later,showsthateitheryou havenotattemptedtodoso,orhadnottheremotest ideaofhowtogoaboutit.

MORMONISM'S"THREEGODS"

Q.:IcallitnottheRomanCatholicFaith,butthe RomanCatholicFear,becauseIhavefaithinAlmightyGod,ourEternalFather,andinHisSonour SaviourJesusChrist,andintheholyspiritofthe HolyGhost.

R.:Thatsoundsasif,despiteyourhavingbecomea Mormon,youstillbelieveintheHolyTrinity.Yet MormonismdoesnotteachanydoctrineoftheHoly TrinityintheChristiansenseoftheword.JosephSmith claimedtoknowbydivinerevelationthat"Godisan exaltedman,"andthat"theFatherhasabodyofflesh andbonesastangibleasman's."Moreover,while ChristianityinsiststhatthereisbutoneGod,thethree DivinePersonspossessingoneandthesameGodhead orDivineNature,Mormonsteachthattherearethree Gods.Inhisbook,"MormonDoctrine"(1958),Bruce R.McConkie,oftheFirstCounciloftheSeventy,writes onp.521:"Threeseparatepersonages,Father,Sonand HolyGhost,comprisetheGodhead.Aseachofthese personsisaGod,itisevident thatapluralityof Godsexists.Tous,speakingintheproperinfinitesense, thesethreearetheonlyGodsweworship."That'snot aTrinityor"Tri-unity,"but"Tritheism"oradoctrine ofthreeGods.Acceptanceofsuchateachingforfeits therightanylongertocalloneselfaChristian.

Thursday,October18,1962

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MANN:Pleaseprayforthe soulofAlanGerardMann, whodiedsuddenlyasthe resultofanaccidenton October7,belovedgrandson ofthelateJohnandElizabethDunne,lovingnephew ofNellDunneandKathleen andDonMann,dearcousin ofJoan. Restinpeace.

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LikeOscarWilde'splayof whichthisistheoperatic setting,thisisastudyin depravitywhich,attheturn ofthecentury,hadsome troublewiththecensor. Whileitisstrictlyforadult minds,itisquitedefensible onmoralgroundsasitdoes notcondonethedepraved obsessionofSalomebut makesitrevolting.Musically,itisdramatictothe pointofsensationalismand itsimpactisdynamic;to descendtothevernacular, itpacksawickedwallop.

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Thisisthefirstofanew seriesbythemonksof Solesmes;therearefiveLP's intheseriesandIpropose tonoteoneofthemevery week,althoughtheyareall nowavailable.Theatmosphereofreverentsimplicity,thatmostendearing qualityofplainchant,ishere conveyedperfectly. Allthechantsonthisdisc comefromtheOrdinaryof theMass.Thecontentsare: AspergesI,Kyriesfrom MassesIX,XIandXVI, GloriasfromMassesIXand XI,CredoI,Sanctusfrom MassesIII,XIandXVIII andAgnusDeifromMasses III,XIandXVIII. Withliturgicalparticipationbeingtaughtmoreand moreinourschools,Ican thinkofnofinermodelsof singingthantheseBenedictines.

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;THEOctobersubscripconcertamountedto littlemorethanpious hopes.Themostpopular piecesseemedtobethe openingoverture,Brahms AcademicOverture,the performanceofwhich promisedanexcellent evening. ThechoiceofBartok's ConcertoforOrchestrawas asoundpieceofprogramme planning,but,intheevent, producedonlytepidapplause.Theaveragemusicloverispreparedtolisten tomodernworks,butBartok'sangularastringency preventstheloveandaffec-

Thebiggestdisappointmentoftheeveningwasthe TchaikovskyViolinConcerto.HavingheardrecordingsbyRuggieroRicci,I knowheisamagnificent violinist,butlastSaturday nighthesoundedasthough hewasplayingtheTchaikovskyforthe500thtime. Heproducedsomemagnificenttones,buthisfirst movementseemedscurried andtheorchestraseemedto bethrownoffbalance.The slowmovementwasmuch better,butacertainragged-

MusicCanLead ToEnrichment

MUSICDRAWSMANOUTOFHIMSELFAND TURNSHIMTOWARDSTHEWORLD,THE HOLYFATHERREMARKEDINARECENT SPEECHTOMUSICIANSANDMUSICOLOGISTS.

"AmongthehumanmeansgivenmanbyProvidencetopurifyandelevatehimself.toescapefrom hisselfishnessandturntowardsuniversalhorizons, musicsurelytakesthefirstandhighestplace,"the Popedeclared.

HewasspeakinginFrenchto150delegatesof aninternationalmusiccongressorganisedbythe UnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCultural Organisation.

PopeJohnremindedhishearersthattheChurch hasconsecratedmusicbyputtingittosacreduse.

Heexpressedthreewishes:

"Mayyouleadyouthtolovemusicandthereby reapthefruitsofyourworkthrougharealenrichmentandelevationofthehumanspirit.

"Maymusicmakemenmorehumbleand generous,andmayitunitethemnotonlyfleetingly butinculcateinthemthegreatidealof brotherhood.

`Maythemusicwritteninmoderntimes continuetodrawinspirationfromthegreatthemes throughwhichmanrecogniseshimselfasheisand asheaspirestobecomeasachildofGod."

PRIESTSAREIN

RANGOON(Burma):

TheCatholicpopulationof Burmahasincreasedby morethan50percent since1939,butthenumber ofpriestsforparishwork inthecountryhasincreasedbyonly2.14per cent.Andin1939they werealreadytoofewfor the44eeds.

Restrictionsonvisashave broughtthenumberof priestsbelowthepre-war proportiontotheCatholic populationofBurma.

Accordingtothecurrent CatholicDirectoryofBurma,therewere215,869CatholicsinthecountryinJune, 1961.Bynownaturalincreasealonewouldhave addedseveralthousands.In 1939,Catholicsnumbered 143,715.

Theflockthatthepriests mustserveisactuallyfar largerthantherecent

SHORTSUPPLY

figuresindicate,asapparentlysomediocesesdonot includetheircatechumensthosetakinginstructionfor baptism-intheirtotals.

In1939,therewereonly 233priestsinBurma.Today,foramuchmorenumerousflock,thereareonly 238, Thenumbersofteaching Brothersandteachingand nursingSistershaveincreasedby27and101respectivelysince1939.The increasehasbeeninBurma nationals.Foreign-born BrothersandSistersare fewer.Thetotalsarestill insufficientforthepeopleto beserved.

Thehelpofforeign-born priests,BrothersandSisters willbeneededforsome yearstocome,iftheCatholicsofBurmaaretoenjoy thefullreligiousfreedom thatthegovernmentrecognisestobetheirright.

nessre-appearedtowards thefinish. Theeveningendedrather morehappilywithagood performanceoftheballet suitefrom"ThePerfect Fool,"byGustavHoist.

ASsoofteninthepast, theYouthConcertlast Tuesdaywasmuchbetter thanthemorepretentious SubscriptionConcert,due largelytothesuperbplaying byRuggieroRicciofthe PaganiniD.MajorConcerto, whichheplayedlikean angel. Doangelsplayfiddles? well,perhapsnot,nomore thantheyliterallysing,althoughourhappierforefatherswerenotaverseto illuminatedmanuscriptsor frescoesshowingangels playingsackbuts,hautboys, recordersandrebecs,the soundofwhichwouldhave beenfarfromangelic.

However,whatImeanis thattherearetwowaysof playingPaganini-likea devilorlikeanangel.The devilishwayistoplaywith fussandflourish,emphasisingallthetechnicaldifficulties.Theangelicwayis tobringoutallthegrace, charmandmelodyofPaganini;itisimpossibletoconcealthealmostimpossible dexterityneededtoplay him,butRicci'sunobtrusive approachmeantthathis superbtechniquewasonly

fullyappreciatedby'hisfellowviolinistsoftheorchestra,whosatwithdisbelievinghalf-smilesthroughthe longincrediblecadenzaof thefirstmovement.

ThesmallyouthfulaudiencebroughtRiccibackto repeatedapplausewhich wasnotentirelydisinterestedaswithgenialgenerosity hegavenofewerthanfour encores.

Besidesthis,therestof theconcertwasratherpedestrian,Bliss's"TheShape ofThingstoCome,"the delightfulBorodinNo.2,the performanceofwhichlost incisivenessinthelast movement,andGillis'sSymphonyNo.5;thelastwas describedby'thecomposer as"apotpourriofarrangers'clichesandtheclichesgot thebetterofthehumourin thelastmovement. -Amadeus.

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-SOMEEXTENT,THEDIFFERENCEBETWEEN GRECIANANDHEBREWWISDOM.

TheGreekswereinterestedinwhatmightbecalled intellectualmight;theHebrews,intheexplanationof theworldfromtheDivinepointofview.Hencetothe Hebrews:"ThefearoftheLordisthebeginningof wisdom."

Knowledgeandwisdomsometimesmayaccompany oneanother,thoughnotnecessarilyso.Thegatesof wisdomopenonlytotheknockofreverence,tothe bendedknee,thehumbleandprostrateheart.Knowledgecanwalkwithsophistication,egotism,boastfulness,pride,self-inflation.

AsCowperputit:

"Knowledgeisproudthathehaslearnedsomuch; Wisdomishumblethatheknowsnomore."

Thetwo,however,canbecomeonebygrace,butin orderthatknowledgemaybecomewisdom,thesoul mustberootedinGod.Theessentialforknowledge isstudy;theessentialforwisdomisstudyandprayer. Studymaymakeamanabiblicalscholarthroughhis knowledgeofGreekandHebrew,butprayerandthe SpiritofWisdomputstheheartunderheavenlytutelage andrevealsthehiddenmeaningofthewords.St.James saysthatwisdomcomestothosewhopray.Because Solomondidnotaskforwealthoralonglife,butfor wisdom,Godgrantedittohim.

Platoheldthatperfectwisdomhasfourparts,namely, wisdom,theprincipleofdoingthingsaright;justice, theprincipleofdoingthingsequitablyinpublicand private;fortitude,theprincipleofnotflyingfrom dangerbutmeetingitandovercomingit;temperance, theprincipleofsubduingevildesiresandliving moderately.

SomeofthecourtiersoftheEmperorSigismund, havingnotasteforlearning,inquiredwhyheso honouredmenoflowbirthonaccountoftheirwisdom.

TheEmperorreplied:"InonedayIcanconfernobility onmany:inyearsIcannotconfergeniusonone, becausebeingWisdom,itcomesfromGodalone.No advantageofeducation,nofavourablecombinationof circumstances,canproducetalentswheretheFather ofspiritshasnotdroppedtheseedsoftheminthesouls whichHehasmade."

Notonlydoeswisdomgiveadeeperunderstanding ofthemeaningoflife,butitalsoenablesthestudent tolookuponmeninthelightofGod:tobearwiththeir sins,topitytheirsorrows,torelievetheirsufferings. WilliamJ.Lockeinhisnovelentitled"Simonthe Jester"representsSimon,theheroofthebook,walking alongastreetinLondonwithCampion,anenthusiast inrescuework.Ananaemic,flirtatiousgrouppassed, thegirlsinfront,theboysbehind.

"GoodGod,Campion,"saysSimon,"whatcanyou do?"

"Pitythem,oldchap,"hereturnedquickly.

"What'sthegoodofthat?"

"Good?Oh,Isee,"helaughtedwithatouchofscorn. "It'saquestionofdefinition.Whenyouseeafellow creaturesufferinganditshocksyourrefinedsensibilities andyousay,'poordevil'andpasson,youthinkyou

havepitiedthem.Butyouhaven't.Youthinkpityisa passivevirtue.Butitisn't.Ifyoureallypityanybody, yougomadtohelpthem.Youdon'tstandbywithtears ofsensibilityrunningdownyourcheeks.Youstretch outyourhandbecauseyou'vegotto.Ifhewon'ttake it-that'shislookout.Youcan'tworkmiracles.But onceinawhilehedoestakeit,andthen-well,you workwithallyourmighttopullhimthrough.Andif youdo,whatbiggerthingintheworldistherethan thesalvationofahumansoul?"

EducationInParliamentFromP.1 childrenarenotbeingeducatedtothestandardthat theyshould,therewillbe createdaneconomicand socialliabilitywhichwe willregret."

MR.R.BEAZLEY(Fremantle)saidMr.Drummond hadraisedthequestionof aidfordenominational schools.

"TheCommonwealthis alreadyinvolvedtoaconsiderableextentindenominationalaid.InNewGuinea, forinstance,everyqualified Nuropeanteacherattached tothemissionsreceives £400ayearfromtheCommonwealth.

GreatPressure

"Itispartialpaymentfor salaryandmaintenance.In theNorthernTerritory,the correspondingamountis £950.Thatisasubstantial contribution.IntheAustralianCapitalTerritory, grantsaremadetowardsthe costofinterestonthecapitaloutlayondenominational schools.Thepressureforaid todenominationalschoolsis undoubtedlyaconsequence oftheenormousincreasein investmentinStateschools byStateGovernments.

"Manyhonourablemembershavestressedtheincreasedappropriationfor educationintheaggregate throughoutAustralia.Of course,thisheavyinvestmentintheGovernmental sectorofeducationhas placedtheprivateschools undergreatpressureto emulatetheGovernments, andtheyarehavingvery greatdifficultiesinraising funds.Itseemstomethat astheCommonwealth,inits ownterritories,isfullyinvolvedinthis,itoughtto goallthewayintheAustralianCapitalTerritory,especiallywhenitiscreating problemsofovercrowding bymovingdepartmentsto Canberra.

"AsfarastheStatesare concerned,theAustralian LaborPartyprogrammeis actuallyattachedtothe Commonwealthconstitutionalprovisionofbenefits tostudents.Thatistosay, theLaborPartybelievesin theextensionofCommonwealthscholarshipsdownwardsintothesecondary fieldofeducation,those scholarshipstobetenable atpublicandprivateschools. Thegrantsshouldbepayabletothestudent,notto theinstitution,andthe.par-

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"WouldBe Bound"

"TheCommonwealth,in myview,wouldbebound byStateactionfordenominationalaidiftheStates madethatpartoftheireducationalstructure."

Indebatingdenominational aid,hesaid:"Therealquestionisposedbythefactthat therearethousandsofAustralianchildren-itisirrelevantwhethertheyareBaptists,Catholics,Anglicansor anythingelse-especially thoseinprivateprimary schools,whoarenotnow gettingtheeducationalopportunitiesthattheyshould begettingbecauseofover crowdingandotherunsatis factoryfeatures."

MR.CHIPP(Higinbotham)saidtheremarks madebyLabormemberson educationinevitably"left outoneofthemostimportant,fundamentalanddistressingaspectsofthissubject.

"Delicate Problem"

"TheyclaimtobeconcernedbecausetheeducationsystemattheState levelisbreedingbadlyeducatedAustraliansandsoon, butneverdowehearfrom themanymentionofthe over300,000childrenwho areinCatholicschoolstoday.

"IbelievethatIcandeal withthisdelicateproblem objectivelybecauseIdonot belongtotheparticularreligiouspersuasiontowhich Ihavejustreferred.Iam concernedbecauseI,too,am interestedintheeducation ofyoungAustralians.Inmy viewthese300,000children InCatholicschoolsarebeing badlyeducatedbecause, throughnofaultoftheir own,theyhaveneitherthe facilitiesnortheteachers, eitherinnumbersorin quality."

Member's Appeal

HesaidtheestimatedproportionofCatholicsysthe communitynowrangesup to27percent,yetthefact thatsomanyAustralian childrenarebeingbadly educatedisnotbeingfaced, orevenmentioned,bythe LaborParty.

"Ihopethatifthetime comes-myfriendthehonourablememberforBruce (Mr.Snedden)haswarned thatitmay-whentheCommonwealthGovernmentis impelledtointrudeintothe fieldofsecondaryandprimaryeducation,thisaspect oftheproblemwillnotbe overlooked."

Med.Students

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PAENGNYANGISLAND

(Korea):Ateamoffive doctorsand15medical studentsfromtheCatholic MedicalCollegeinSeoul iscampaigningtoeliminateunhygienicpractices whichareconduciveto tuberculosisonthisremoteisland,21milesfrom Inchonandjustoffcommunist-heldNorthKorea.

Themedicaltaskforce, whichstartedoperationslast year,hasmadeasociohygienicsurvey,theresults ofwhichhavebeenpublishedina123-pagebooklet.

Theteamwasinvitedto theislandsbyFatherEdwardJ.Moffett,M.M.,the onlypriestamong13,000inhabitantsoftheisland.

Over3,200oftheisland's inhabitantswereX-rayed lastyearwhenitwasdiscoveredthatmorethan16 percentofthemhadtuberculosis.Thisisfourtimes greaterthanthenational average.

Thisyearthemedical teamisevaluatingtheeffectsof12monthsofmedicationonthesepeople.The medicalstudentsareeducatingtheislanderstorecogniseandeliminatethe unhygienicpracticesthat spreadthedisease.

Theteamsetupheadquartersontheislandat BlessedAndrewKimHospitalbuiltbyFatherMoffett nearhismissionofSt. JamestheApostle.Thehospitalisusedfortreatment andsurgery.Afterlast year'sproject,anagreement wasconcludedwherebythe CatholicMedicalCollege andSt.Mary'sHospital

Seoulwouldsupplythe islandhospitalwithstaff members.

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MASSESOFTHEWEEK

October21(Green):NineteenthSundayafter Pentecost(2ndClass).SecondPrayerunderone conclusionforMissionSunday.Creed.

October22(Green):MassoftheSunday(4th Class).Common,Preface, October23(White):St.AnthonyMaryClaret, Confessor(3rdClass).Mass"Sacerdotestui." CommonPreface.

October24(White):St.Raphael,Archangel(3rd Class).CommonPreface.

October25(Green):MassoftheSunday(4th Class).SecondPrayerSts.Crysanthusand Daria,Martyrs.CommonPreface. OR(Red):Sts.CrysanthusandDania,Martyrs (4thClass).CommonPreface.

October26(Green):MassoftheSunday(4th Class).SecondPrayerSt.Evaristus,Popeand Martyr.CommonPreface. OR(Red):St.Evaristus,PopeandMartyr(4th Class).Mass"Sidiligis."CommonPreface.

October27(White):MassofOurLadyonSaturday No.5(4thClass).PrefaceoftheBlessedVirgin.

October28(White):FeastofChristtheKing(1st Class).Creed.PrefaceofChristtheKing.