The Record Newspaper 25 October 1962

NEWORDER'S TASKWILL BERETREATS

ANEWORDEROFRELIGIOUSWOMEN WILLBEINTRODUCEDINTOTHEPERTH ARCHDIOCESEONMONDAY.

TheyaretheFRANCISCANMISSIONARIESOF MARYandtheirfirstresidencewillbeintheparish ofVictoriaPark,wherethe largehousetheyhavepurchasedwillbeusedasa retreathouseforwomen.

Priortohisdeparturefor theEcumenicalCouncilin Rome,HisGracetheArchbishopsaidthathewas negotiatingfortheFranciscanMissionariesofMaryto cometoPerthforthisparticularreason.

Thepopularityofretreats formen,whichhavebeen heldregularlyattheRedemtoristMonastery,North Perth,indicatedthatthe samefacilitiesshouldbe

Hero's Memorial

PARIS:Amemorial scrollhasbeenpresented toaBritishofficerbythe HolyGhostFathersin gratitudeforhisheroic effortstosavetheirmissionariesintheCongo.

MajorRichardLawson,of theRoyalTankCorps,singlehandedlypreventedfurther Jossoflifeafter20members oftheHolyGhostcongregationhadbeenslainonJanuary 1 ofthisyearinthe Kongoloarea.

The76delegatestothe congregation'srecentchapterofferedtoMajorLawson "Vieexpressionofprofound gratitudeandassuranceof continuedprayer"onbehalf ofallitsmembers.

Thescrollwasforwarded toNigeriawhereMajor LawsonistemporarilyattachedtotheUnitedNations command. ir......0.

ForThe Engaged

THEtalksforengaged couplesaroundPerth willbeginonSunday, N3vember4,andwill commenceat2.30 whenadoctoranda priestwilldiscussmedicalandmoralquestions forthosetobemarried.

Thespirituallifeofthe married"ouplesaswell a,economicsinmarriageandthemarriageceremonywillbe coveredbylectureson. thefollowingtwoFridaynights.Thesessims willbeconductedatthe CatholieCentre. .....-esrsr.e.pospo.isr...astososivrosrAke4

providedforwomenofthe Archdiocese.

Theconductingofthese housesisoneoftheworks oftheFranciscanMissionariesofMary.

Atpresent,theSistersare representedinthedioceses ofSydney,Wollongong, Melbourne,Brisbaneand Townsville..TheirGeneral MotherhouseininRome.

Foundation

TheInstitutewasfounded byMotherMaryofthe Passionin1877forthe AdorationoftheBlessed Sacramentandtheworkof themissions.Thisincluded therunningofhospitals,dispensaries,leperasylums, schools,colleges,orphanages,childwelfare-centres andretreathouses. InPerth,thislatterwork willbetheirmaintask.Four SisterswillarriveonMonclayfromtheEasternStates andwillstayattheGood ShepherdConventinWest Leedervilleforashorttime, untiltheirhouseisreadyto beoccupied.

NEWSTRUCTUREA FUTURE

Firstadditionsto St.Mary'sCathedral since1930havebegunwiththebuilding ofanewchoirloft.

Forsometimeithadbeen obviousthatworkneededto bedoneontheCathedralpipe organandbecauseofthecost

involved,itwasnecessary thatanyworkdonewould notbedisturbedbymore buildingwhentheCathedral waseventuallycompleted. Acontracthasbeenletfor thebuildingofthenewloft forthesumof£7,000to

NoRubber-Stamping InCouncil

VaticanCity:There conbemanyquestionsonwhichthe FathersoftheEcumenicalCouncildo notagree,L'OsseryotoreRomanopointed outinaneditorial.

TheVaticanCitydaily spokeoutfollowingwidespreadpressspeculation causedbythemeetingsof thevariousnationalgroups ofbishopsfollowingthefirst Councilsession.

Thisspeculationhasincludedtheoriesofdivisions amongthegroupsofbishops

Heroic Bishop Prisoner Still Alive

DENVER(U.S.):STILL CHEERFULAFTER NEARLYFOURYEARS INAREDCHINESE PRISON,AMERICAN BISHOPJAMESE. WALSH,M.M.,WRITES REPEATEDLY:"THANK THOSEWHOPRAYFOR MEANDASKTHEMTO CONTINUE."

Thiswasreportedby

BishopWalsh'ssister,Sister MaryRosalia,oftheMission,. ServantsoftheSacred Heart."TheBishop'sletters tohisfamilyarealways cheerful,"SisterRosalia said."Heisallowedtosend oneletteramonth.

STILLALIVE

"Hecan'ttellusvery much.Butthelettersarein hishandwritingandsowe knowthatheisstillalive. Heseemstobehappydespitehisimprisonment."

BishopWalsh,71,wasarrestedinOctober,1958,The missionarywassentencedin 1960to20yearsinprison foralleged"espionage."He washeadoftheCatholic CentralBureauinShanghai atthetimeofhisarrest.

Sessions

andevenofaso-called"revoltofthebishops"against theoriginalmeansofnominatingcandidatesforCouncilposts.

Inreply.theVaticandaily saidedi,oriallythat"'lollingismoredangerousand falsethantoimaginethe CouncilFathersaspassive mechanicalechoers,asinert figureheadsatanassembly."

Theeditorial,writtenby MonsignorBenevenutoMatteucci,afrequentcontributortothepaper,declared: "Bytheirverymission,they (theCouncilFathers)are receptivetothevoicesof Godandthevoicesofman. Theyarenollstatic,norcast inunchangingmoulds.The

ProcessionAt AquinasCollege

Sunday,October28

Itisrecommendedthatparticipantsin theprocessionarrivecurlytoavoid confusioninparking.

Assemblycommencesat2.30p.m.

Theprocessionwillstartat3.15p.m.

HONOURCHRISTTHEKING.

PRAYFORTHESUCCESSOFTHE COUNCIL.

immutabilityofthemysteriesandofdogmaandthe immutabilityofmoralprinciplesdoesnotexcludethat theyshouldremainattentive tohumanproblemsandcurrentopinionsinorderto strengthentheirevangelical missioninrelationtonew orientationsofeffectiveapostolate.

"Novaluewould

CATHOLICHOSPITAL HASPSYCHIATRIC CLINIC BUILT

Thefirstpsychiatricdayclinictobe attachedtoageneral hospitalinNewSouth WaleshasbeenopenedbytheStateMinisterforHealth,Mr.W. F.Sheahan.

KnownasCaritasCentre, itisnowpartofSt.Vincent'sHospitalandwillbe underthecareoftheSisters ofCharity.

Thebuilding,onceusedas aresidencefortheGovernor ofDarlinghurstGaoland laterasanadmissioncentre formentalpatients,hasbeen completelyrenovatedata costof£60,000bytheDepartmentofPublicHealth. Eventuallyitwillbedevelopedtoincludea36-bed wardandnurses'acconunodation.

Mr.JusticeKinsella,the ChairmanofSt.Vincent's AdvisoryBoard,presidedat theofficialopening.

Mr.Sheahan,onbehalfof theGovernment,thankedSt. Vincent'sHospitalforundertakingthisnewwork.

Greatprogressinthe treatmentofmentaldisease hadbornmadesincethe MentalHealthActcameinto operationin1959,theMinistersaid.

Asaresultofacompletely newapproachtothetask, thenumberofpatientsin mentalhospitalsin,1961was only17hitherthanin1955 (12,172comparedwith 12,155).

Thenumberofpatients dischargedin1955was2,399. By1961thenumberhad risento4,1321.

"FIRSTOFMANY"

Inthesameperiod,voluntarypatientshadincreased from1,308to2,514.

Mr.Sheahansaidthe numberofdoctorsatCallan Parkhadincreasedfrom five(withtwoclinicalassistants)in1956to29today. Theywereassistedbyfive psychologistsandsixsocial workers.

ThenewclinicatSt.Vincent'sHospitalwouldbethe firstofmany.Otherswould bebuiltatParramatta,on theNorthShoreandinthe St.GeorgeDistrict.They wouldlaterbeaddedto NewcastleandWollongong hospitals.

NEWORDER'S TASKWILL BERETREATS

ANEWORDEROFRELIGIOUSWOMEN WILLBEINTRODUCEDINTOTHEPERTH ARCHDIOCESEONMONDAY.

TheyaretheFRANCISCANMISSIONARIESOF MARYandtheirfirstresidencewillbeintheparish ofVictoriaPark,wherethe largehousetheyhavepurchasedwillbeusedasa retreathouseforwomen.

Priortohisdeparturefor theEcumenicalCouncilin Rome,HisGracetheArchbishopsaidthathewas negotiatingfortheFranciscanMissionariesofMaryto cometoPerthforthisparticularreason.

Thepopularityofretreats formen,whichhavebeen heldregularlyattheRedemtoristMonastery,North Perth,indicatedthatthe samefacilitiesshouldbe

Hero's Memorial

PARIS:Amemorial scrollhasbeenpresented toaBritishofficerbythe HolyGhostFathersin gratitudeforhisheroic effortstosavetheirmissionariesintheCongo.

MajorRichardLawson,of theRoyalTankCorps,singlehandedlypreventedfurther lossoflifeafter20members oftheHolyGhos9congregationhadbeenslainonJanuary1ofthisyearinthe Kongoloarea.

The76delegatestothe congregation'srecentchapterofferedtoMajorLawson "theexpressionofprofound gratitudeandassuranceof continuedprayer"onbehalf ofallitsmembers.

Thescrollwasforwarded toNigeriawhereMajor LawsonistemporarilyattachedtotheUnitedNations command. 11.04,,....0.#0....1,11.0

ForThe Engaged

IIIEtalksforengaged couplesaroundPerth vsillbeginonSunday. November4,andwill conunenceat2.30p.m., whenadoctoranda priestwilldiscussmedicalandmoralquestions forthosetobemarried. Thespirituallifeofthe married-ouplesaswell a3economicsinmar-s riageandthemar-t riageceremonywillbet coveredbylecturesont thefollowingtwoFridaynights.Thesessions willbeconductedatthe CatholicCentre.

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providedforwomenofthe Archdiocese.

Theconductingofthese housesisoneoftheworks oftheFranciscanMissionariesofMary.

Atpresent,theSistersare representedinthedioceses ofSydney,Wollongong, Melbourne,Brisbaneand Townsville.TheirGeneral MotherhouseininRome.

Foundation

TheInstitutewasfounded byMotherMaryofthe Passionin1877forthe AdorationoftheBlessed Sacramentandtheworkof themissions.Thisincluded therunningofhospitals,dispensaries,leperasylums, schools,colleges,orphanages,childwelfare-centres andretreathouses. InPerth,thislatterwork willbetheirmaintask.Four SisterswillarriveonMondayfromtheEasternStates andwillstayattheGood ShepherdConventinWest Leedervilleforashorttime, untiltheirhouseisreadyto beoccupied.

NoRubber-Stamping InCouncilSessions

VaticanCity:There conbemanyquestionsonwhichthe FathersoftheEcumenicalCouncildo notagree,L'OsseryotoreRomanopointed outinoneditorial.

TheVaticanCitydaily spokeoutfollowingwidespreadpressspeculation causedbythemeetingsof thevariousnationalgroups ofbishopsfollowingthefirst Councilsession.

Thisspeculationhasincludedtheoriesofdivisions amongthegroupsofbishops

andevenofaso-called"revoltofthebishops"against theoriginalmeansofnominatingcandidatesforCouncilposts.

Inreply,theVaticandaily saidedixiriallythat"mitingismoredangerousand falsethantoimaginethe CouncilFathersaspassive mechanicalechoers,asinert figureheadsatanassembly."

Theeditorial,writtenby MonsignorBenevenutoMatteucci,afrequentcontributortothepaper,declared: "Bytheirverymission,they (theCouncilFathers)are receptivetothevoicesof Godandthevoicesofman. Theyarenotstatic,norcast inunchangingmoulds.The

ProcessionAt AquinasCollege

Sunday,October28

Itisrecommendedthatparticipantsin theprocessionarriveearlytoavoid confusioninparking.

oAssemblycommencesat2.30p.m. Theprocessionwillstartat3.15p.m. HONOURCHRISTTHEKING.

PRAYFORTHESUCCESSOFTHE COUNCIL.

immutabilityofthemys teriesandofdogmaandthe immutabilityofmoralprinciplesdoesnotexcludethat theyshouldremainattentive tohumanproblemsandcurrentopinionsinorderto strengthentheirevangelical missioninrelationtonew orientationsofeffectiveapostolate.

"Novaluewouldbeattachedtoacouncilifthe plans,proposalsandexpressionsclarifyingtruthwere suppressed."

Oldestt Prelate

asTHEOLDESTprelatetotakepartinthe opening^eremonyof theSecondVaticanEcumenicalCouncilwas ArchbishopALFONSO CARINCI,whowill celebratehis100th birthdaywithina month.TheArchbishop. SecretaryEmeritusof theSacredCmgregation ofRites,wasbornon November9,1862.in Rome.Desiptehisaoe andprecarioushealth, hetookpartinthe openingprocessionto tSt.Peter'sBasilica. Z-...........mom.m..p.s.o.4.4

BerryBros.,builders,with HendersonandThompsonas architects.

Thecostofrenovationsand additionstotheCathedral pipeorganhavebeenestimatedatabout£10,000andthe workhasbeengiventoJ.E. Dodd. Thenewloftwillbeinthe southtranseptofthe"new" Cathedral.

Heroic Bishop Prisoner Still Alive

DENVER(U.S.):STILL CHEERFULAFTER NEARLYFOURYEARS INAREDCHINESE

PRISON,AMERICAN BISHOPJAMESE. WALSH.M.M.,WRITES REPEATEDLY:"THANK THOSEWHOPRAYFOR MEANDASKTHEMTO CONTINUE."

Thiswasreportedby BishopWalsh'ssister,Sister MaryRosalia,oftheMission-. ServantsoftheSacred Heart."TheBishop'sletters tohisfamilyarealways cheerful,"SisterRosalia said."Heisallowedtosend oneletteramonth,

STILLALIVE "liecan'ttellusvery much.Butthelettersarcin hishandwritingandsowe knowthatheisstillalive. Heseemstobehappydespitehisimprisonment." BishopWalsh,71,wasarrestedinOctober,1958.The missionarywassentencedin 1960to20yearsinprison foralleged"espionage."He washeadoftheCatholic CentralBureauinShanghai atthetimeofhisarrest.

CATHOLICHOSPITAL HASPSYCHIATRIC CLINIC BUILT

Thefirstpsychiatricdayclinictobe attachedtoageneral hospitalinNewSouth WaleshasbeenopenedbytheStateMinisterforHealth,Mr.W. F.Sheahan. KnownasCaritasCentre, itisnowpartofSt.Vincent'sHospitalandwillbe underthecareoftheSisters ofCharity.

Thebuilding,onceusedas aresidencefor'theGovernor ofDarlinghurstGaoland laterasanadmissioncentre formentalpatients,hasbeen completelyrenovatedata costof£60,000bytheDepartmentofPublicHealth.

Mr.Sheahan,onbehalfof theGovernment,thankedSt, Vincent'sHospitalforundertakingthisnewwork.

Greatprogressinthe treatmentofmentaldisease hadbeenmadesincethe MentalHealthActcameinto operationin1959,theMinistersaid.

Asaresultofacompletely newapproachtothetask, thenumberofpatientsin mentalhospitalsin1961was only17higherthanin1955 (12,172comparedwith 12,155).

Thenumberofpatients dischargedin1955was2,399. By1961thenumberhad risento4,621.

"FIRSTOFMANY"

Inthesameperiod,voluntarypatientshadincreased from1,308to2,514.

Mr.Sheahansaidthe numberofdoctorsatCallan Parkhadincreasedfrom five(withtwoclinicalassistants)in1956to29today. Theywereassistedbyfive Psychologistsandsixsocial workers.

ThenewclinicatSt.VittEventuallyitwillbede-cent'sHospitalwouldbethe velopedtoincludea36-bedfirstofmany.Otherswould wardandnurses'accommo-bebuiltatParramatta,on dalion. theNorthShoreandinthe Mr.JusticeKinsella,theSt.GeorgeDistrict.They ChairmanofSt.Vincent'swouldlaterbeaddedto AdvisoryBoard,presidedatNewcastleandWollongongtheofficialopening. hospitals.

THERECORD

CHRISTTHEKING AND WORLDPEACE

ONSUNDAY,CATHOLICSOFTHIS ARCHDIOCESEAREASKEDTOATTENDTHEANNUALPROCESSION

ATAQUINASCOLLEGETOGIVE HONOURTOTHEKINGSHIPOF CHRIST.

Thiseventhasalwayshadatwofoldpurpose-onetogiveoutwarddemonstrationoftheloyaltywehaveassubjectsof Christandtheothertocombinein prayerforsomeexpressedintention.

Asistobeexpected,themainintentionin themindsofallwouldbethesuccessof theSecondVaticanCouncilnowin session.However,importantasthe Councilis,therecannotbeanexclusion ofotherthingswhichareasvitaltothe successoftheCouncilastheyaretoour ownwelfare.Atthemomentnothingis sovitaltoourwelfare-andtothe continuanceoftheCouncil-thanthe avoidanceofwar.

WhentheHolyFatherhadanaudience withtheheadsandrepresentativesof governmentswhowereattheopening sessionoftheCouncil,hebeggedof themthattheyremembertheirposition astheheadsofpeople.Hereminded themthatthewaytosettledisputeswas bynegotiationandnotbyforceofarms. TheHolyFatheralsoremindedthe leadersthatallmenhavetofacethe finaljudgmentofGodforthewaythey havecarriedouttheirresponsibilities, whichasleadersofnationswereserious ones.

WecoulddowellonSundaytoincludein ourprayersthepleathatthosewhohold ourproximatedestinyintheirhands willthinkwiselyondecisionsthatthey aretomakeinthepresentmomentof pressure. BERNIEJ.

DesmondO'GradyWritesALETTERFROMROME

ThereisonejournalisttoeverythreebishopsattheEcumenicalCouncilandshortlythe proportionwillbecomeonetosixforitwillbecoveredbypermanentstaffsinRomerather thanbyspecialcorrespondents.AnewVaticanpressofficehasbeenopenedfortheoccasionandthePopeonceagainshowedhisappreciationoftheimportanceoftheirworkby grantingthepresscorpsofapproximately1,000anaudienceontheSaturdayafterthe openingCouncilceremonies.

ITWASHELDinthe SistineChapel,which islargeenoughtobe usedfortheelection ofaPopebutwas jammedfullbythejournalistswhoarrivedinfull forceforthisevent.The Popedeliveredhisaddress inFrenchfromathrone placedinfrontofMichelangelo's"LastJudgment."

Heaskedthejournalists tokeepinmindthatalthoughtheCouncilcould, inThelongrun,havea beneficialinfluenceonthe relationsbetweenmenin thesocialandpolitical fields,itis,aboveall,a religiousevent.Ofcourse,it iseasiertospeculateon

politicalimplicationsofthe Councilorgivetendentious socialinterpretationsofdecisionsthantoconveyits strictlyreligiousimport.

ButattitudestothequestionstheCouncilwillconsiderdorelatetosocialattitudesand,lessdirectly,to politicalchoices.Forthis reasononeofthemostinterestingtasksistoidentify thediversecurrentsof thoughtamongtheCouncil Fathers-suchadistinguishedCatholichistorianas MonsignorJodinhassaidit isunthinkabletohavea CouncilofalltheChurch's bishopswithoutgroupings amongthemaccordingto. opinions.

FURTHERU.S. CHALLENGES ONRELIGION

WASHINGTON.-THEU,S.SUPREMECOURT HASBEENASKEDTOREVIEWANOTHER CHALLENGETORELIGIOUSPRACTICESIN TAX-SUPPORTEDPUBLICSCHOOLS.THIS APPEALCOMESFROMFLORIDA.

Thecourtalreadyhasagreedtoconsiderthe constitutionalityofBible-readingandrecitationof theLord'sPrayerinpublicschoolsofMaryland andPennsylvania.

TheFloridacasefocusesonthesametworeligiouspractices.Otherissueshavealsobeenraised, however.

TheappealisonlythefirststeptowardsobtainingaSupremeCourtruling.Thecourtstillmust saywhetherornotitwillruleonthecase.

InFlorida,theStateSupremeCourtlastJune upheldBible-readingandrecitationoftheLord's Prayer.Thecourtsaidthat"theconceptofGod hasbeenandissointerwovenintoeveryaspect ofAmericaninstitutionsthattoattackthisconcept istothreatentheveryfibreofourexistenceasa nation."

PRAYERBANNED

Lessthanamonthlater,onJune25,theU.S. SupremeCourtstruckdowna22-wordprayerprescribedbytheNewYorkBoardofRegents,the State'shighesteducationalauthority,forrecitation inNewYorkpublicschools.Thecourtthereby touchedoffanation-widecontroversyontheplace, ofreligioninpublicschools.Thecourtsaidthe NewYorkprayerviolatedChurch-Stateseparation.

Thecourtisexpectedtoprovidefurtherenlightenmentonitsstandonpublicschoolreligion throughitsdecisionsintheMarylandandPennsylvaniacasesand,ifitagreestoreviewit,the Floridacase. Bible-readingandrecitationoftheLord's Prayerarenottheonlyreligiouspracticeswhich havebeenatissueintheFloridacase.TheState SupremeCourtlastJunefoundotherpractices unconstitutional.Theseincludeafter-schoolBible classes,religiousholidayobservances,thedepiction inpageantsofthebirthandCrucifixionofChrist, andtheshowingofreligiousmotionpictures.

MORECHALLENGES

IntheirappealtotheU.S.HighCourt,fourprotestingFloridaparentsdonotquestionthisaspect oftheFloridacourt'sruling.Theydo,however, challengeotherreligiouspractices.

Theseare:

4Baccalaureate(highschoolgraduation)exerciseswhichtheysayareintheformofProtestantreligiousservices."Whileministersregularly appearattheseservices,"theappealpaperssay, "bothrabbisandCatholicpriestshavedeclinedto doso."

Thejournalistssawthe resultofonesuchgrouping whileontheirwaytothe Papalaudience.St.Peter's Squarewasenlivenedbythe purpleofbishopsandthered ofcardinalsastheymilled about,sometalkingin groups,otherssearchingfor theircarsandchauffeurs. BishopsoftheEasternElite, splendidintheirblack beards,blackheadpieces, heavypectoralcrossessupportedbyevenheavier chests,passedasifina ceremonialprocession,while Americanbishopsgreeted oneanotherwithinformality.CarabinieriandSwiss Guardshurriedtoclearthe squareandkeepthecurious atbayuntilthebishopshad departed.

FirstSession

Itwasshortlyafterten o'clockandthefirstgeneral congregationoftheCouncil, whichhadbegunwithMass at9o'clock,hadalready finished,eventhoughitwas expectedtolastallday.The storybehinditsunexpected break-upisofsignificance forthefutureoftheCouncil.

Thefirstgeneralcongregationwassupposedtoelect the160bishopswhowill directtheworkoftheten CommissionsoftheCouncil. Theimportanceofthemakeupofthesecommissions couldnotbeover-emphasised.MonsignorFelice,the secretary-generalofthe Council,distributedtoall delegatesalistofthemembersandconsultantsofthe preparatorycommissions.

Forbishopswhohavecome fromfarandwideandwho havehadalmostnoopportunitytogettoknowother bishops,itwouldbealltoo easytonominatetodirect thecommissionsthosewho haddonethepreparatory workineachoftheten subjectstobediscussed.

Butcertainbishopssawin thisadangerofreinforcing thecentralbureaucracyof theChurch,ofmakingthe Councilamererubbet stampfordecisionsreached beforehand.

Thedaybeforethefirst generalcongregationwas oneoffeverishmeetings.

TheArchbishopofLille, CardinalLeinart,deanof

theFrenchhierarchy,known forhissupportoftheworkerpriests,oftheMissionof FranceofPontignyandfor hiscondemnationofthetortureinflictedduringthe Algerianwar,tooktheinitiative.Hecalledmostof theFrenchdelegatestoa meetingheldattheFrench Embassy.TheBasqueand Catalanbishops,whoseoutlook,aswasshownatthe timeoftheSpanishstrikes, isclosertothatofthe Frenchbishopsthantothat oftherestoftheSpanish hierarchy,werealsoatthis meeting.

Consultations

Atthesametime,the BishopofMalines,Cardinal Suenens,summonedtheBelgianhierarchytoameeting intheBelgianseminary, andtheGermanbishopsmet asdidtheDutch. Theresultoftheseconsultationswasseenthenext morning.Assoonasproceedingsbegan,Cardinal Lineartspokeagainstthe proposedimmediatevote andCardinalFringsof Colognemovedaformal noticeofpostponement,supportedbyCardinalKoenig, ArchbishopofVienna,CardinalAlfink,Archbishopof Utrecht,andCardinalDoepfner,ArchbishopofMunich, representingtheFrench, GermanAustrianandDutch hierarchies.

Themotionwasgreeted byapplausefromanumber ofthebishopsandthefirst meetingbrokeup,tothe surpriseofmost.Theproceedingswerefilmedby Italiantelevisionandwere shownthatsameday.The protestagainstthemethod andmodeofvotingdecided bythepreparatorycommissionswasanassertionof thedignityoftheCouncil, butsuchdifferencesof opinionwerenotunknown inearlierCouncils;whatis newisthatinsteadofbeing clothedinsecrecyitwas immediatelyimadepublic. Thatsameevening,inSt. Augustine's,PopeJohnsaid "theCouncilpromisestobe trulypenetrating,"and added,"itisatriumphof graceandglorythatwe awaitfromttieSecondVati-. canCouncil."

CONFIRMATIONCARDS

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4Therequirementthatstudentsenteringthe schoolsystemstatetheirreligious preference. Theanswersthenbecomeapartofthepupil's permanentrecord.

4Therequirementthatpersonsseekingteaching jobsorotheremploymentansweraquestionon theapplicationformastowhethertheybelievein God.Theappealpapersalsoclaimthawreligionis consideredinpromotionsunderthepublicschool board's"careerincrementprogramme."

MATSAGREEONSITEOFST.PETER'STOMB

BehindthisaltaroftheChapeloftheConfessionbeneaththePapalaltarofSt. Peter'sBasilicaisashrineofpre-ChristianRomededicatedtoSt.Peter.Archeological studiesofthisshrine,discoveredabouttwodecadesago,showconclusivelythatitmarked PeterandthattheBasilica Constantine the memoryofSt.PeterwasdesignedasagreatreliquaryforSt.Peter'sTomb.

U.S.CongressBaulked AtEducationalBills AndTouchyProblems

Thesecondsessionofthe87thCongressfaced-ortriednotto face-numerousproposalsinwhichsocialwelfareandeducationalagencies'ofU.S.religiousgroupswireinterestad.

Chiefalmongthemwas Federalaidtoeducation, especiallytreatmentof church-relatedaidother privateschoolsandcolleges.

Thelawmakersadjourned withoutadopting:nygeneral cducationataidbills,but theycamewithinaninchof extendingfinancialhelpto thenafton'scolleges.

BothSenate'awl}Muse adopterdillfetentbillsahnse commaptigiantroewasto assistinfinancingce'rrahl typesofcollegeconstruction. Afternearlyfivemonthsof conferences,thenegotiators managedtoproduceacompromisebetweenthedifferentbills.

Butthecompromise-proposingdistributionof2.35 billiondollarsinfiveyears toall,eollegeswithoutdiscrimination-wasrejected 214to186intheHouse. Technicallyitwassentback toconferencecomtnittef,but ineffectitwaskilled.

TheNationalEducation Association,thenation'sbiggesteducationalorganisation,ledoppositiontothe measure,chargingthatthe bill'sequaltreatmentof publicatirlprivatecolleges wasinviolationoftheConstitution'sprovisionson Church-Staterelations.

TooNear Elections

religiousbodiesshowedan interestincludedthese:

Coustitutisnai meet onChurch-State=ionsNoactionWastaken'bythe SenateJudiciaryCommittee afteritgathered.testimony ontheneedlochangethe Constitutiontomakeprayer inpublicschoolclassrooms clearlypermissible. Postalrates-Congress adoptedageneralincrease inpostalrates,butretained unetcangedtheexistinglaw's traditionallyfavourablesecond-classratefornon-profit publications.Spokesmenfor thereligiouspress,including theCatholicPressAssociation,saidrateincreasesproposedforthembytheKennedyadministrationmight killseveralpublicationsand forceaseriousburdenon mostothers.

Ex-ProvincialOfMaristBrothers DiesAtAgeOf92

Thedeathhasoccurred ofRev.BrotherBrendan (Hitt)atSt.Vincent's Hospital,Melbourne,on Wednesday,October17. Hewasaged92yearsand inIbe75thyearofhis ReligiousLifeasaMarist Brother.

ThedeceasedReligious wasatNewNorcia'sSt. Ildephohsus'Collegefor someyears, SolemnRequiemMasswas offeredbyMonsignorJ. Hannan,D.D.,Ph.D.,with VeryRev.J.Allman,Adm. (Sale),andRev.F.O'Regan, P.P.(Morwell),bothpast pupilsofBrotherBrendan,

"Thewonderful BEXpowder..."

Recentphotograph ofIf,.Steele

Mr.L.P.Steele, 28CoppinStreet, SEMAPHORE,S.A., writes:

asdeaconandsub-deacon, intheSacredHeartChurch, Preston.

Thosepresentincluded thelocalclergyandseveral Old-Boypriests;"-iiiiresentalivesoftheCht(iXtianBrothers,Sistersof: ./oaeph, SistersofCharity'relatives andmanypaselniPils'and friendsofBrollgitrendan andtheMarisaBr6lhers.

SeventyMaristBrothers fromVictorianschoolssang theMass.Accompanying ReverendBrotherDonald, ProvincialoftheMelbourne Province,,wererepresentativesoftheSydneyProvince, BrotherQuentin;Frovineial, andBrotherAreadius,formerProvincial.

Service MonsignorHannanpreachedthepanegyricinwhich hitracedthehistoryof BrotherBrendan'slifeand stressedthatthedominant featureofitwastheservice oftheEucharisticChristand andMary,HisMother,in thecauseofCatholicEducationinAustraliaandNew Zealandforthree-quarters ofacentury.Nineschools andcollegeswerefounded inhistermasProvincial duringtheyears1925to 1931.

BEXISBETTER

ThebodyofBrother Brendanwasburiedinihe groundsoftheNovitiate, Macedon,wherehehad passedtheyearsofhisretirement.Theprayersatthe gravesidewerereadby ReverendFatherT.O'Callaghan,Chaplain,assistedby thelocalclergy.TheBrothersandNoviceswerepresent,closingtheceremonies withthesingingofthetraditionalSalveReginaand SubTuumPraesidium.The wordsofthefounderofthe MaristBrothers,Blessed 'MarcellinChampagnat, formtheinscriptiononthe simplemonumentinthe Brothers'cemetery:"How gooditistodieinthe SocietyofMary."

ProposalsforFederalaid toelementaryandsecondary schoolswerenotseriously consideredinthepastsession.Congressionalleaders madenosecretofthefact thatafterlastyear'scontroversyonthequestionof inclusionofprivateschools, theydidnotwanttoface theissueinanelectionyear. AllmembersoftheHouse areupforre-electionthis Novemberasisone-thirdof theSenate.

Othereducationalmeasuresleftbehindinvarious stagesofcommitteework includedaproposalfora flat20-dollargranttoparentsfortheirchildren's education;morethana dozenmeasuresforincome taxdeductionsforthecosts ofschooling;andameasure for183,8milliondollarsto sponsorshort-terminstitutes forallteacherstostudyuse ofnewmethods.

TheSenatedidpasstwo billsrelatedtothe1958 NationalDefenceEducation Act.Onewouldaffectthe flowoflayteachersinto church-relatedandother privateschoolsandcolleges. Thesecondraisedtheceiling ontheFederalstudentloan fundandontheamount eachcollegecanlendtoits students.Neitherbillgotto theHousefloor.

Themeasureaffecting teacherswasrelatedtodebt paymentbycollegianswho borrowFederalmoneyfor theireducation.Itwould havepermittedborrowers whobecameteachersinprivateschoolsandcollegesto earnthesame50percent forgivenessoftheirdebt whichisextendedtoThose whoteachforfiveyearsin publicinstitutions.

Deprivation

Spokesmenforprivate educationsaythatthepresentprogrammeisdepriving themofpotentialteachers becausethemajorityofborrowersplanningtoteachare enteringpublic

THE RECORD

TheCatholicChurchinBritainlookstotheSecondVatican EcumenicalCounciltostrengthenitseffortstoreconvertthisincreasinglynon-religiousnation.

Allitshopesand prayershavebeen concentratedonthis aspectofthecouncil'swork.

ManyCatholicbelievea maintooltorebuildpermanentlythespirituallife ofthecountryoutofthe presentfriendshipbetweenthevariousmajor ChristianChurcheswould beafargreateruseofthe vernacularinsteadof Latinthroughouttheliturgy.

Otherhopesareallconnectedwiththeultimateaim ofconversion.Theyinclude theintroductionintothe MassofthenameofSt. Joseph,asaintheldinparticularaffectionthrough England'shistory;thecanonisationofthe40Martyrsof EnglandandWales,Papal honourwhichapartfrom anythingelsewouldplease thenationalego;andacommonapprovedEnglishversionoftheBibleacceptable tonon-Catholics.

TheChurchhereexists alongsideawealthyandinfluentialState-supported Anglicanhierarchy,which claimsitisstilltheauthentic"CatholicChurch"inthis country.Itassertsitis directlydescendedfromthe Apostlesandusesliturgy similartothatofthe Church.

Delicate

TheChurchinBritainhas bentoverbackwardstopreserveexistinggoodwilland avoidfriction,speakingdelicatelyinitsvariouspronouncementsregardingthe -Council.Mostpronouncementshavebeengeneralised callsforprayerforthe Councilandexpressionsof hopethatitwillhelpreunitethedwindlingChristianforcesinthefight againstmodernism.With thesehavegoneinsistence thatthepreparationsand muchoftheCouncil'swork itselfmustbesecretandany forecastsaboutresultswould befutile.

TheCatholiclaityhas generallyfollowedthislead andwhileindividualshave madevarioussuggestions, thebiglaysocietiesasa wholehavemadenoofficial publicstatements.

TheonlypublishedEng-

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WhatBritain's CatholicsWant OfTheCouncil

ByJOHNA.GREAVESfromLONDON

lishCatholicpetitiontothe Councilwasmadelastyear bytheVernacularSociety, aninfluentialgroup,which formallyaskedthattheEnglishlanguageshouldbe generallyusedthroughout theMassandforallseven sacramentsinthiscountry.

Itsuggestedthatthi,whole Massinpublicchurches shouldbeinEnglishapart fromafewLatinphrasesto preservethelinkwiththe languageoftheRoman Churchandtheexisting GreekandHebrewelements. Allthesacramentsandother rites,ceremoniesandblessingsshouldbeinEnglishtogetherwithanypartofthe HolyOfficerecitedinpublic. Thesocietyfurtherasked thatonlyoneapprovedtext beallowedforalltheseservicesinbothEnglandand WalesandinScotland, whichhasaseparatehierarchy.

Vernacular

TheVernacularSociety, whichmadeitsrequestin bothEnglishandLatin,,has amongitsmembersabout 145priests,twobishopsand severalhundredofthemost activelaity.

"TheCouncilhaswithin itspowertoinitiateandencouragefar-reachingand revivifyingmeasuresofreforminCatholiclifeandto accomplishinaveryshort timewhatwouldotherwise takemanyyears,"itsaid.

"TheCouncilmaywellset thepatternofliturgicaldevelopmentforanothermillenium."

Anindicationoftheofficialattitudeheretowards thepublicationofsuchpetitionswasthatthefollowing

weekthechairmanofthe VernacularSociety,Father RonaldPilkington,ofWestminsterCathedral,London, resigned.FatherPilkington saiditwasagainsthisexpressinstructionsthatthe memorandumwaspublished inthepressbeforethePreparatoryLiturgicalCommissionfortheCouncilcould havereceivedit.

TheonlyEnglishbishop whohasinvitedtheopinion ofhispeopleaboutthe CouncilisBishopThomasL. Parker,ofNorthampton.In August,heaskedforviews onthepossibleadditionof St.Joseph'snameinthe Mass.TheBishopsaidthis questionwillbeonthe agendaoftheCouncil.The laityandclergyoftheNorthamptondiocesehaduntil theendofSeptembertolet himknow.

TheApostolicDelegatein London,ArchbishopGerald O'Hara,toldapublicmeetinginLondonlastMaythat ahighlightoftheCouncil mightbethecanonisationof the40MartyrsofEngland andWales,whosecausewas resumedattheVaticanin 1960. Hisstatementarousedtremendousexcitementatthe packedannualmeetingof theGuildofOurLadyof Ransom,whichseeksthereconversionofEngland.

In1960,theHolySeedecidedattherequestofthe EnglishBishopstostudythe canonisationcauseofforty oftheoutstandingbeatified martyrsoftheReformation inthiscountry.Theforty priests,Religiousandlay menandwomencoverthe wholepersecutionperiodfrom1535,inthereignof KingHenryVIII,to1679, nearly150yearslaterunder KingCharlesII.

Britainhasproducedno canonisedsaintfor400 years.TheonlytwoBritish saintstobecanonisedsince theReformationareSt. JohnFisherandSt.Thomas More,bothofwhomwere martyredin1535andwere canonisedtogetherin1935.

Basis

Asregardsagenerally acceptableEnglishBible, FatherThomasCorbishley, S.J.,notablebiblicalscholar, suggestedinLondonlast yearthatanewlypublished Protestanttranslationofthe NewTestamentcouldprovidethebasisforacommon Christiantextacceptableto allEnglish-speakingCatholics.Thetranslationwas madebyarepresentative committeeofscholarsofthe variousnon-Catholic churches.Thecommitteeis nowtranslatingtheOld Testamentwiththehelpof thelatestresearchonthe originaltexts. FatherCorbishleysaid: "Inviewofthefactthatin

Americaplansaregoing aheadfortheproductionof aversionacceptabletoCatholics,Protestantsandeven Jews,andthatinHollanda versionisalreadyaccepted bybothCatholicsandProtestants,itisverylikely thatsuchamovewillbe madeinthiscountry.There hasbeenmuchclosercontactbetweenCatholicsand ProtestantssincetheArchbishopofCanterbury'svisit toRomeandthisprocessis likelytobeacceleratedby theCouncilmeeting.A commontextforuseatdiscussionsofboththeological andliturgicalmatterswould beanextremelyusefulinstrumentforworkingtowardsChurchunity."

Don'tGuess

CardinalGodfrey,ArchbishopofWestminster,and amemberoftheCentral PreparatoryCommissionof Council,saidinapastoral letterlastJunethatindiscreetguessingaboutwhat theCouncilwoulddecideis likelytocauseonlydisappointmentandharmboth totheChurchandChristendom."Untilthefinaldecisionsarereacheditisidle tosaythatthisorthatdecisionhasbeentaken,"the Cardinaladded."Allshould bewarnedagainsttheseprematuresuggestionslestan eventualdisillusionment shouldinvitereproaches againsttheCatholicChurch.

Inasermontheprevious December,theCardinalsaid itwouldbeamistaketo focusallattentionaboutthe forthcomingCouncilonthe questionofChristianunity. "Frommyownexperience oftheworkofthecentral commissionIcansaythat agreatvarietyofquestions hasbeendiscussed-doctrinal,moralanddisciplinary -manyofwhichhaveno directbearingontheunity ofChristendom,"addedthe Cardinal,aformerPapal diplomat.

TheCardinal,speaking againlastMarchinhisLentenpastoralletter,saidthe Councilwillproduce"some surprises."Headded:"The findingsoftheCounciland itsdecreeswillnotbeacceptabletomany.Norisit expectedthatthevisionof Christainunitysolongdesiredwillbequicklyfulfilled.Nevertheless,the Church'smessagewillring clearlythroughouttheworld andwillbefilledwiththe wisdomofthespiritof God."

OnGod

ArchbishopJohnHeenan, ofLiverpool,amemberof thePreparatorySecretariat forPromotingChristian Unityandchairmanofthe EnglishHierarchy'scommitteeforfosteringChristian unity,saidlastyearthatthe functionoftheVatican Councilisnottocompareor toattempttoreconcilevariousProtestantdoctrines withtheteachingofthe Church.Itmayclarify,but willnotalter,traditional teaching,hesaid.Theunity secretariatwillenableChristiansoutsidetheChurchto keepabreastwithdevelopmentsofCatholicdoctrine anditwillalsobeableto advisetheCouncilregarding theinterpretationoftheologicaltermsbythoseoutsidetheChurch.

EarlyinSeptember,the Archbishopsaid:"Christian unitydependsnotuponus butuponCod.Wedonot knowhowHewillusethe VaticanCouncil.Butwe mustnottalkasifthegoal ofChristianunitywere alreadyreached.Inthis country,withoutamiracle, itwillnotcomeforgenerationsandperhapsforcenturies."

TheCouncilisnotlikely tosolvealltheproblemsof Christianunity,butCatholicscanhopefor"atremendousrenewaloflifeinthe Churchwhichwillbringus allclosertoGodandenable ustohelpournon-Catholic friends,"hecontinued.

Thursday,October25,1962

EVERYMAN'S FAMILY

By FatherJOHNC.KNOTT

CAUGHTIN THEMIDDLE

Wereyouevercaughtinthemiddleofa busystreetwithcarswhizzingbyinboth directions?,Foramoment,youcouldgo neitherrightnorleft,buthadtostandthere helplessbuthopeful.

SomanymodernCatholicyouthgiveyoutheimpressionofbeingcaughtbetweenmodernityandtheir religion.Thisseemsespeciallytrueinregardtodating andpre-marriagepractices.

Theemphasistodayseemstobeontherecreational aspectsofsex.Foracoupleenadatethethemeseems tobethateachhasarighttqenjoywhattheotheris willingtogive.

Certainconventionsshouldbeobserved-thecosiness ofanautomobileusuallytakescareoftheprivacyrule -andcertainprocedureshavetobefollowed-thegirl hastobewonandtheboydoesthewinning-amovie andasnackhelpouthere.Buttheideathatthere mightbesomethingwrongwitha"little"neckingor pettingonadateisridiculed.

"STOP-WATCHMENTALITY"

ButtheChurchsays,sometimeslike"thevoiceofone cryinginthedesert,"thatneckingandpettingare expressionsoflovereservedtothemarriedandthat whensinglepeopledeliberatelyindulgeinthem,they arecommittingaserioussin.

TheCatholicyouthofthedayseemstofindhimself caughtinthemiddle.Ifhedoesnotfollowtheaccepted courtshippatterns,theridiculeofthegangorinher, casethelackofinvitationscanmakeforalonely. existence,ThismightbewhysomanytrytocompromiseandbealittlemodernandalittleCatholic.

Take,forinstance,whathasbeenaptlydescribedas the"stop-watchmentality"-"Howfarcanyougo, Father,beforeitbecomesasin?"Ifsomeonecould inventasimpletimingorcomputingdevicethatcould mixinsuchdiverseelementsastimeofnight,timeof week,season,age,blood-pressure,presenceofalcohol, food,romanticmusic,fullmoonondancingwaters,etc., andturnitoutinhisandherversions,wemightcome upwithasimpleanswertothatquestionandinthe processmakeamillionortwodollars.

YOUTH'SDILEMMA

Onecanalmostimaginethescientificallyoriented Catholiccoupleofasucceedinggenerationgoingout onadateloadeddownwithcomputingequipmentto cluetheminonthedegreeofphysicalexpressionof affectionallowedwhileflyingovercloudseven. Whethercolouredlights,bells,whistles,sirensora combinationofallfourwouldbeusedtowarnthe risingemotionsisnotknownatthismoment.Itwould certainlybehelpfultothegirlinsuchaninstanceto haveunderhercontroltheswitchfortheautomatic ejectorseatthatwouldgetridofafreshguyinahurry. Thiswouldthenbeknownas"fallinghomefroma date."

IfaCatholicyouthoftodayiscaughtinthemiddle, itcertainlyisn'tallhisfault.However,theanswerto thisdilemmaisnottobefoundinstraddlingboils speedlanesatthesametime.Itisn'tpossibletobea littlepaganandalittleCatholicwithoutthedanger eithertosanityorsalvation. *TheaddressofthelocalCatholicMarriage GuidanceCentreis85HILLST.,PERTH. Telephone23-4548:

Pres.AyubKhanSays "NotGenuine"

*FATHERPATRICK O'CONNOR,S.S.C. reportsfrom PAKISTAN.

KARACHI,Pakistan:AspokesmanforPresidentAyubKhantold N.C.W.C.NewsServiceherethattherecentpresscampaignagainst ChristianinstitutionsinPakistan"isnotagenuineissue-atleast, atpresent."

"ITISUNDERCONTROL,"HESAID,"ANDIF THEGOVERNMENTPAYS ANYATTENTIONTOIT, ITWILLBEGIVINGIT UNDUEIMPORTANCE."

ThespokesmanwasZulfikarAliBhutto,Ministerof IndustriesandNaturalResources,whomthePresident assignedtoanswermyquestionsonthesubject. Askediftheauthorities wouldtakeaction,inview oftheconstitutionalprinciplethat"sectarianprejudiceamongthecitizens shouldbediscouraged," Bhuttoreplied"Theproblemdoesnotexistyet.If thearousingofprejudice becomesadangertopublic orderandsecurity,thereis apenallawtomeetthe -situation.Ifstringentmeasuresarerequired,those measureswillbetaken."

PartlyEconomic

CreditUnionSuccess GoesFurther

LIMA,Peru:FatherDanielMcLellan, M.M.,U.S.priestwidelyknownforthecredit unionmovementhestartedintheAndes highlandsseveralyearsago,isnowreaping theharvestofanothermassiveself-helpendeavour.

It'sa"creditmutual"for housingnamed"ElPueblo." basedonco-operativeprinciples.Initstwoyearsof existence,theprojecthas increasedfromamembershipof35Peruvianswith savingsof£A1,935to3,958 memberswithsavingstotallingLA346,050.

ElPueblohasasitsmajor functionthegrantingof

lowinterestloanstoPeruviansofmodestmeansto enablethemtobuildand owntheirownhomes.To date,thecreditmutualhas grantedhousingloans amountingto£A612,000, whiletherequiredinterest ratehasdecreasedfrom12 to10percent.

FatherMcLellanpaysa relativelyhighannualin-

Iktidif41/,, oroggati andthe t_A-Savings areiipArea Rs

229-233WilliamSt.,Perth BATH

terestrateofsixpercenton savingsbankedbymembers ofthecreditmutual.

ElPueblowasbegunin 1960bytheMaryknollpriest tohelpsolvethecritical problemofsub-standard housinginPeru,particularly intheenvironsofLima, where400,000Indianshave migratedduringthepastten yearsinsearchofjobs.

Initialfinancialimpetus forthecreditmutualwas providedinJune,1961,bya privateU.S.citizens'group thatdonated £A45,000. Shortlyafterwards,Father McLellanreceivedaloanof £A495,000fromtheBank forInternationalDevelopment,undertheauspicesof theAllianceforProgress.

InPerththreeweeks agothefirstmeetingswere heldtoformaparishCredit Union.Thesemeansof-*operativebuyingandlendinghaveprovedsuccessful inotherStatesinAustralia.

TheMinistersaidthatthe reasonsfortheprintedand spokenattacksonChristian schoolswere"partlyemotionalandpartlyeconomic." "Theseschoolsaredoing ratherwellinthefieldof education."hesaid."Other schoolsaretryingtocompetewiththem.Nobodywill admit'wecan'tcompete.'So theymakeapoliticalissue ofit.Andtheyexploitthe sentimentsofthepeople."

Headdedthat"Islamis notintoleranttowardsother religions,especiallyChristianity,butyouknowhowit iswhenpeopledistortfacts andplayonemotions."

Heattributedtheprinted insinuationsagainstaCatholichospitalinKarachitoa desiretocorrectnegligence thathasbeenoccurringnot inthathospitalblitinvariousotherhospitals.Hewas referringtoChristianhospitals,apparently.

"Werecognisethegood workthattheseChristian institutionshavebeendoing forthecountry,"theMinistersaid,"andweknowthat theycannotpossiblyposea challengetoourwayoflife, ourpolityoroursocialreligiousstructure."

Hemaintainedthatthe "problem"ofthepresscampaign"hasbeenexaggerated andtornoutofcontextbecauseofcertaineditorials andspeechesintheNational Assembly."

OblateBecomes

SwedishBishop

OblatesofMary ImmaculatethroughoutAustraliawere pleasedtolearnrecentlythatoneof theirorder'sUnited Statespriest,Father JohnTaylor(47), hadbeenappointed BishopofStockholm byPopeJohn.

Theprelatewasbornin EastSt.Louis,Illinois,and wasordainedinRomein 1940.Helaterreceiveda doctorateofPhilosophyat Ottawa,andin1958was

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appointedsuperiorofthe OblateDenmark-Greenland mission.

Byhisnewappointment, MonsignorTaylorbecomes theheadoftheCatholic ChurchinSweden,withthe wholeofthecountryashis diocese.

SwedenhasaCatholic populationofabout28,000, butonly6,000oftheseare Swedes.Therestaremainly Italians,Hungariansand Poleslivinginthecountry.

SwedenhasanacuteshortageofpriestsandReligious. Thereareonly57priests forthewholediocese,mostly Religious-Dominicans, Jesuits,Salesians,Franciscan,Conventuals,Passionists.

Attheconsecrationof MonsignorTaylorinStockholmlastmonth,theconsecratingprelatewasassisted byBishopFultonSheen, well-knowninthiscountry throughhistelevisionappearancesandradiotalks.

Inpledgingthegovernmenttoprotectminorities, hepaidatributetothe ChristiansofPakistan.

"Wearewatchingthe situation,"hesaid,"andwe willsafeguardtheinterests ofallourcitizens,including ourminorities.Werecognise theservicesrenderedbythe ChristiansofPakistan.They areaveryusefulandenlightenedcommunity."

NoLaw.Bars

TheconstitutionpromulgatedbyPresidentAyub KhanforPakistanlast Marchdeclares:"Nolaw shouldpreventthemembers ofareligiouscommunityor denominationfromprofessing,practisingorpropagating,orfromprovidinginstructionin,theirreligion, orfromconductinginstitutionsforthepurposesofor inconnectionwiththeirreligion."

Answeringquestionsof Pakistannewspapereditors onMarch1,thePresident stated:"Theconstitution laysdownthatallsectshave thefreedomtoprofessand practisetheirreligionsand alsopropagatethem Don'tyouthinkthisisreasonable? Whyshouldit hurtanybodyifacertain sectorreligionwishesto propagateitsownfaith?

Letthempropagatetheir religionandletthosewho

arethefollowersof,andare wellconversantwiththat religion,judgefortheniselvestherightsandwrongs ofit."

Pakistancameintobeingas aseparateStateforMuslims in1947,whentheIndian sub-continentwaspartitioned.Lateritwasdeclared tobe"anIslamicRepublic." Thenewconstitutiondoes notcallitanIslamicState, butitsfirst"principleof law-making"isthat"nolaw shouldberepugnanttoIslam."Itsfirst"principleof Policy"is"TheMuslimsof Pakistanshouldbeenabled, individuallyandcollectively,toordertheirlivesin accordancewiththefundamentalprinciplesandbasic conceptsofIslam."

OnlyAMuslim

OnlyaMuslimiseligible tobePresident. TheconstitutionalsoprovidesforanAdvisoryCouncilofIslamicIdeologyto advisethePresident,nationalandprovincialassembliesandgovernors.

Accordingtothe1961 census,thepopulationof Pakistan(93,800,000)is88.1 percentMuslim;Caste Hindu,4.9percent;"ScheduledCaste"Hindu,5.8per cent;Christian,0.8percent; Buddhist,0.4percent;Parseesandothers,0.5percent.

JOHNHOGANDip.Opt.W.A. OptometristandDispensingOptician ZIMPEL'SARCADE(NearFoys) ForAppointment-Telephone21-4089

ROYGALYIN61CO.

RELAX

India

Carmelite

Honoured ACarroodienenhasbeen claimsSoswitivaanational awardforteachers.

Sister14.Priscilla,A.C.,a memberoftheApostolic CarmelofMangalore,will receiveacertificateofmerit and500rupees(about£45) with84otherprimaryarid secondaryschoolteachers. IndianPresidentSarvepalli Radhakrishnanwillpresent theawards,whichthecentralgovernmenthasgiven yearlysince1958,onOctober25inNewDelhi.

SisterPriscilla,bornin Mangalorein1902,entered theApostolicCarmelin. 1923.ShehasbeenheadmistressofSt.Anthony's highschoolinCalicutsince 1949.

Indonesia

TheyLaidOn TheService

PutsTheBlame Squarely

Largelandholdingsare

TheCardinalnotedthat

Czechoslovakia

MuseumOf Atheism

Thefirstanti-religious museuminCzechoslovakia willbeopenedinthatcommunist-ruledcountrybeforetheendofthisyear,It wasreportedinthePlzen daily,Pravda.

Thepapersaidthemuseum willbelocatedintheformermonasteryofTepland will"showthereactionary policiesoftheCatholicHierarchysoastoservethe purposesofatheisticeduBROKENHILL cation."

InContrast

WithMineHost: HARRYWARD

SoftLights-SoftMusic-FoamingAle.

ExcellentCuisine. PhoneSafetyBay9357.

ToTheAbove Congregationsparkedtwo downtownchurchesat a.m.SundayMassesinthe CzechoslovakcityofBrno, accordingtoAmericanobserverswhorecentlyreturnedfromaninternational tradefairthere.

Themake-upofthecon-

gregationswasnotmarkedly differentfromthoseinthe UnitedStates,itwasreported,generallyoldand youngwomenpredominating.Alargenumberofmen alsoattended,andasizeable groupofyoungpeoplewas present.

AsMassbeganinoneof thechurches,awell-dressed youngmanstandinginthe rearnudgedhisoldercompanion,probablyhisfather, whounzippedabriefcase andhandedalargedaily missaltohim,whiletaking outhisown.Attheendof theMassthemissalswent backintothebriefcase,and thetwomenstrodeacross thecitysquareasifonany businessmission.

Chile

Unexpected

Donation

TheProtestantmonastic communityofTaize,in France.hasgiven£A940to helpaCatholicbishop's agriculturalreforminChile, SouthAmeri-a.

BishopManuelLarrain ErrazurizofTalcareceived thegiftforthefarmers'cooperativeatLosSilosde Pirque,afarmtheTalca dioceserecentlygaveto17 familiesthatformerlycultivatedthelandunderlease. BrotherRogerSchulz, founderandpriorofthe Protestantmonastery,wrote inalettertoBishopLarrain thatthemonksofTaize "havelearnedoftheexistenceofLosSilosandwe understandthehopethat thisrepresentsforLatin America.Wedecidedto makeanappealforeconomicaidtosupportthis experimentandtofacilitate theestablishmentofothers." Catholic,Protestantand Orthodoxchurchmentook partintheAugustopening oftheTaizecommunity's ChurchofReconciliation, builtbyyoungvolunteer workersfromGermany. BishopLucienLebrun,of Autun,offeredMassinthe, church'scrypt. BrotherSchutzisnowattendingtheSecondVatican Councilasanobserver.

ingDivineWordmissionaries inIndonesia,hedriedtoBy fromLOcIalero,Flores,to Djakarta,butwastoldthat ovarymatwasWattRVI themidofOctober.

-

"ButwhenairportauthoritieslearnedthatIwasgee oftheFathersoftheSecond VaticanEcumenicalCanncil,"hesaid,"theyinimodiatelygavemeaseatabotard thepertplane,sayingale had'ordersfromDjakarta'to divetoppriorityto'all priestsandbishopsStunmonedtotheCounc,ii."

Poland

AttemptAt Attraction

ItwaslearnedinBerlin thatthePolishAtheistsand FreethinkersAssociationin Warsawhasproposedthat ceremoniesofbaptism,marriageandburialaccording totheChurchbereplaced by"secularceremoniesattractivetothepopulation."

Indonesianairlineshave EWERtapprioritytobishops ontheirwaytothe Ecumeni^alCouncil,the SuperiorGeneralofthe DivineWordFathersreportedinRome. FatherJohnSchuette, S.V.D.,saidthataftervisit-

RepresentativesoftheAssociationofPatrioticCedsoIkefortheHomanprolitsee ofRedChinaheldtheirWongmeetinglastAugust,it waslearnedinHongRosy. SimilarmeetingsofProtestantandBuddhistand Taoistpatrioticgroupswere held,itwasreported.The CatholicandProtestant groupsreportedlyrevised theirconstitutionsandelectednewleaders.Noinformationwasreceivedonthe numberor

HEADSOFSTATERECEIVEREMINDEROF LASTJUDGMENT

(ByJamesC.O'Neill)

VATICANCITY:HisHolinessPope JohnXXIIIstressedtheresponsibility whichheadsofstatebearforworldpeace inatalktospecialmissionstothe EcumenicalCouncil.

PointingtoMichelangelo'smasterpieceofthe LastJudgmentintheSistineChapel,thePopetold therepresentativesofsome75governmentsanda numberofinternationalorganisations:"Wewill havetorenderanaccounttoGod,weandaltthe headsofStatewhobeartheresponsibilityofthe destinyofnations."

Heurgedgovernmentleadersto"continueto meet,todiscuss"andtobe"readyforthesacrifices necessaryforsavingthepeaceoftheworld."

PopeJohnalsoexpressedconfidencethatthe Councilwillcontributetoa"newclimate"inthe worldandwillhelpin"removingeveryconflict, includingwar."

TheaudiencegrantedbythePopetothe86 specialmissionswhichhadcometoRomeforthe Council'sopeningwasunusualsinceitwasheldin theSistineChapel,whichisnormallyreservedfor religiousceremoniesandtheconclavethatelects thePope.

ThePopesaidthepresenceattheCouncilofso manyforeigndelegations"indicatesclearlythat theCounciloffersinadditiontoitsownreligious significanceasocialaspectwhichconcernsthelife ofnations."

HisHolinesssaidthatbesidesseekingspiritual goals,theCouncildesires"toshowtotheworld howtoputintopracticethedoctrineofitsDivine Founder,thePrinceofPeace."

HedeclaredthattheChurchstrivestoestablish truepeace"throughprayer,throughtheprofound respectithasfogthe.weak,thesickandtheaged, andthroughthespreadingofitsdoctrine,whichis thedoctrineofbrotherlylove,becauseallmenare brothersand-Wesayitwithgreattenderness-all sonsofthesameFather."

"Andwithoutadoubt,"hecontinued,"the Councilwillcontributetowardspreparingthisnew climateandremovingeveryconflict,particularly war,thatscourgeofpeopleswhichtodaywould meanthedestructionofhumanity."

ItwasatthispointthatthePopereferredtothe frescooftheLastJudgmentwhichdominatesthe smallchapelandsaiditssubject"makesonethink andreflect."

HeexpressedthehopethatheadsofStateand thoseresponsibleforthedestinyofnationswill "rememberthatonedaytheywillhavetogivean

Eighty-One

Present

EIGHTY-ONEofthe

Church'scardinalswere presentfortheopening ceremonyoftheSe-^,ond VaticanCouncilonOctober11.Absentwere CardinalMicara,VicarGeneralofRome,and CardinalRichaud,ArchbishopofBordeaux, France,whowereill. AlsomissingwereCardinalArteagayBetancourt,Archbishopof Havana,andCardinal Mindszenty,Archbishop ofEsztergom,wholive inthecommunist-ruled countriesofCubaand Hungaryrespectively. CardinalMindszentyis livingattheUnited StateLegationinBudapest,whileCardinal ArteagahastakenrefugeintheArgentine EmbassyinHavana.

THELASTJUDGMENTSCENE

accountoftheiractionstoGod,theCreator,Who willalsobetheirSupremeJudge.Maythey, attentivetotheirconscience,listentotheanguished cryofinnocentchildrenandofoldpeople,ofindividualsandofcommunities,whichrisefromall pointsoftheearthtowardsheaven-peace,peace. Maythisthoughtofgivinganaccountmakethem neglectnoeffortforachievingthisgoodwhichis, forthehumanfamily,agoodsuperioramongall others.

"Maytheycontinuetomeet,todiscussandmay theyreachloyal,generousandjustagreements. Maytheyalsobereadyfoethesacrificesnecessary forsavingthepeaceoftheworld.Nationswill thenbeabletoworkinaclimateofserenity,all thediscoveriesofsciencewillhelpprogressand willcontributetowardsmakingconstantlymore agreeablethetimeuponthisearthwhichisalready markedbysomanyinevitablesorrows."

THEWATCHWORDIS "PAZIENZA" FORBIGDECISIONS

ROME.-Asthebishopsoftheworld

completethaneverbefore tackledinthehistoryofthe Church.

*FATHERPLACID JORDAN,O.S.B. writesfromROME.

Ithastakenafortnight fortheCouncilFathersto settledowntotheexaminationofspecificproblems.

Besidesthetimeelement, thereisalsotheintricacyof theissuesatstake.Even thosefamiliarwiththeseissuesfindthemattimes puzzlingintheextremebecauseoftheirnatureand especiallybecauseoftheapproacheswhichnecessarily differaccordingtothe varietyofneeds,customs andemotionalreactionsin thevariouscountriesconcerned,particularlyinmissionterritories.

SpecialFaculty DuringAbsence InRome

TheHolyFather hasgrantedheadsof Seesattendingthe EcumenicalCouncil thespecialfacultyof AThoughtful WordOf Condolence THEHOLYFATHER HASSENTASPECIAL MESSAGEOFCOMFORTTOMOTHER PASQUALINA,WHO WASFORYEARS HOUSEKEEPERFOR POPEPIUSXII. Theoccasionwastheeve oftheopeningoftheGeneralCouncilandjustaday afterhehadtakenpartin RequiemMassforPiuson thefourthanniversaryofhis death.

PopeJohnsenthismessagetoMadrePasqualina throughhisprivatesecretary,MonsignorLorisCapovilla,whocalledonherin theconventonthegrounds oftheNorthAmericanCollegeinRomewhereshenow lives.SincePopePius'death, theGerman-bornnunhas becomesuperioroftheSisterswhomanagethehousekeepingdetailsforthebig Americanseminary. MonsignorCapovillatold MadrePasqualinaofPope John'sregardforherand thathethoughtofherparticularlyduringtheMassfor PiusXIIthepreviousday. Thepriestalsopresentedher withsomereligiousarticles whichPopeJohnhadsent her.

allowingcertain Churchofficialsin theirdiocesestoconfertheSocramentof Confirmationintheir absence.

Ifnecessary,evensimple priestsmaybegiventhis permission.

Thedecreemakingthe grant,issuedbytheSacred CongregationofSacramentalDiscipline,specifiesthat thefacultyisauthorised onlywhenthereisnobishop stillinadiocesewhoisable toadministerConfirmation.

ThedecreeauthorisesdelegationofthepowertoconferConfirmationtovicarsgeneralandpro-vicarsgeneral.Itstatesthatif therearemorethanoneof theseinaSee,thepermissionmaybegiventoonly oneperson. Otherstowhomthebishop maydelegatethepowerincludeabbots,monsignors andpriests.

Permissiontoadminister Confirmationisvalidonly whiletheheadsofSeesare attendingtheEcumenical CouncilanduntiltheCouncilends.

Thedecreestatedthatthe facultygrantedtoLatin AmericanbishopstodelegatecertainChurchofficials toadministerConfirmation remainsinforce.Italsosaid thatPopeJohnwantsthe decree"SpiritusSanctiMunera,"whichdealswiththe Confirmationofthegravely illorthoseindangerof death,toremaininfull force.

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Thefollowingweeks,up tothetimeoftheChristmas recess,inalllikelihoodwill producebutpreliminary understandingswhichmust bedebatedinthecourseof theCouncil'ssecondphase, afterEpiphany.Noone knowshowlongthissecond phasewilllastorwhetherat itsconclusion,perhapsthis ,omingsummer,other phaseswillfollow.

Onlyslowlywillaconsensusemergeonwhichof thenumerousissuesproposedforconsiderationwill lendthemselvestobeing votedoninthegeneral meetings,Evenafterthe voting,HisHolinessPope JohnXXIIIhasthelast word.Itishisresponibility todecidewhichoftheresolutionsadoptedshouldbecomethelawoftheChurch.

Balance

TheuniversalChurchalwayshasbeengovernedby anextraordinarysenseof balancewhichmaywellbe theresultofthatinherently Romantraitofdiscretion whichhasprovensobeneficialinourmodernpluralisticsociety.Thistraitno doubtwillagainassertitself inthecourseoftheCouncil. Inthemeantime,"pazienza,"agreatdealof patience,willberequired. Itmustbeappliednotonly whiletheCouncilisinsession,butalsoafteritsconclusion.FortheChurchdoes notlivebytheheadlinesof theday,but"insaecula saeculorum,"whichfreely translatedmeans,"bystandardsofeternity."

IT.C.W.MOVEMENT.BRANC11,--;,NOTES.J11.

OSBORNEPARK(GIRLS)

Theleaders'grouphas nowcommencedthestudy of"Beacon."Itishopedthat wewillbenefitbothspirituallyandmateriallyfrom undergoingthisphaseof training.

Thegirls'andboys'leaders'groupsareholdinga combinedmeetingonOctober31.

Itisplannedtofollowthe originaldesignoftheset Y.C.W.meeting,enlarging onitemsofinterestandfacts ofaction,whichistobe replacedbytwoimportant discussions.

Thegirlshave,byspecial permissionoftheboys,the taskofchoosinganapt Gospeloutofthepreliminarytrainingprogramme.

TheGospelchosenis"Go YeIntoTheWholeWorld" (Matt.28:16-20).Reportson contactsaretobehandedin.

Thetwodiscussionsare: Theproblemofunderage drinking; Thedangersofmixedmarriages,andmarriagein general.

Plansareunderwayfora generalmeetingforallOsborneParkyouth,tobeheld inNovember.

Socialactivities-Night tenniseveryMondaynight atIrvvin'sCourts.8p.m.

BASSENDEAN(BOYS)

Adance,managedbythe combinedMidlandandBassendeanY.C.W.groups,was heldlastSaturday.Although theattendancedidnotfulfil expectations,everything wentsmoothlyandwasproclaimedagreatsuccess.

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Y.C.W.InAction NightSport

*Assummerdrawsnear, thediocesanexecutive hasputoutfeelersforlads interestedinplayingnight basketball-andtheresponsehasbeenalmost overwhelming.

LastyeartheY.C.W. competitionwasbetween 20teams.Thisyearcloseto fortyteamshavealready nominatedandmoremay comeinbytheclosingdate -November1.Thesphere ofinfluenceopenedupto leadersislikelytobe somewherearoundfour hundredyounglads. Presidentofthebasketballcommittee,BillHebb, chairedameetinglast Mondaynightatwhichthe divisionintotwocompetitions-19andunderfor Juniorsand25andunder greatpartinthesuccessof theventure.

RecentoutingstoYanchep andMosmanBaywere unanimouslyapproved.Similaractivitiesareexpected totakeplaceinthenear future.

HIGHGATE(GIRLS)

Atthelastgeneralmeeting,averyinterestingtalk onhumanreproductionwas givenbyanursingsister fromR.P.H.Aneducational filmfollowedthetalkand theeveningconcludedwith supper.Theeveningwas thoroughlyenjoyedbyall whoattended.Wewishto thankourtwoguest speakersforgivingtheir timeandshowingthefilm whichhelpedtomakethe eveningasuccess.

Wewoudliketothankall thosewhohelpedbymaking cakesforthecakestall,and inparticularMrs.Donnelly whokindlydonatedsix cakes,whichwasawonderfuleffort.

Thedateforournext

busstop. Beautifulriverview.

forseniors-wasconfirmed anditwasdecidedtoallow oneover-agepersonto eachteaminthecapacity ofaplatingcoach.Bill saysthatpartoftheseason willbeplayedattheShow Grounds,butfromthebeginningofJanuarythe PerryLakesPavilionwill beused.

Thevalueofbasketball totheY.C.W.wasrecently highlightedbyaninvitationtosendateamof pickedladstoplayagame againstRiverbankladsat theChildWelfare'smaximumsecurityinstitutionat Caversham.Thegamewill takeplacethisSunday nightandtheY.C.W.tearh willbeaccompaniedby basketballchaplain,Rev. J.O'Reilly.

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SHENTONPARR(BOYS)

OnSunday,October28,a filmnightwillbeheldinthe parishhall.Thefilmtobe shownis"QuoVadis"and willcommenceat7.45p.m. Supperwillbeprovided.All parishionersareinvited.

Basketballtraininghas commencedandforallthose

interested,trainingison eachTuesdaynightatthe rearoftheparishhall.Anotherreminderregarding theforthcomingpicnicto RottnestonDecember16on theTriton.Therearconlya limitednumberoftickets availableandallthoseinterestedinprocuringseats shouldcontactColmKelly (8-3838)orGaryMonck (21-9021)andavoiddisappointment.

N.DOUBLEVIEW(BOYS)

PrettygirlsattheY.C.W.DanceatApplecrosslastSaturday wereSUEWADDINGTON,HELENCOSTELLOandPATRICIA LANE,allofApplecross.

DancingattheY.C.W.DancelastSaturdaywereROBERT TAYLORofApplecrossandKITTYHULSHOFFofManning.

asMichaelBuswellsaid:

"Theyhavethetruesense oftheirvocation,thespirit ,fY.C.W.,whichisthe spiritofChrist." Inhisresumeofdiscussionatthecouncil,Rev. FatherG.Crocettisaidthat throughoutAustraliaatendencyoffailingtoaccept responsibilityinthecommunityhasbeenshownamong theboys.Duringthecoming yearitwasdecidedthatan endeavourshouldbemade tocounteractthis. Thegirls'campaignfor 1963istoprepareyoung workersfortheirrespective rolesinfuturelife. AfterthemissionheldrecentlyatNarrogin,avery Successfulgeneralmeeting

washeld,beingattendedby betweensixtyandseventy seniorstudentsandyoung workers.

OnOctober9,twoAlbany leaders,HelenWillettand JudyWalton,attendedthe localC.W.L.meeting,where theyexplainedhowaGospel discussionisconducted.

ThismonththeSunbury groupconductedastreet stallwhichprovedquitea financialsuccesseventhough prevailingweatherconditionswereunfavourable.

TheNovembersocialon Sunday,November18,isto beheldinCollieandwill beprecededbyevening Massandbadgepresentation.

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Thefirsttrainingnight washeldlastMondayfor themembersofthenewly formedbasketballteam.The membersdecidedtoadopt whiteshortsandT-shirt witharedsashandred numbersfortheiruniform. BevanBaskervillewas electedpresidentandhis brotherBarryassecretary. Alltheleaderspresentat lastweek'smeetingdiscussedtheproblemsofyoung peopleleavingschoolthis yeartofindemployment.

FatherGehringinhis chaplain'stalkstressedthe needforyoungmentojoin theHolyNameSociety.He alsopointedoutthatleaders oftodaywillbethefuture leadersoftheHolyName. Allmemberstookpartin foursocialeventsheldduringthepastmonth. Ournextgeneralmeeting willtakeplaceonSunday, November4.Allmembers arewelcomeandrequested tobringtheirfriends. Agameseveningwillbe heldafterthediscussionand Devotions.

BUNBURYDIOCESE

OnSunday,October21, theregionalsocialwasheld atBusseltonandwasprecededbytheexecutive meetingandreportbycouncildelegates. Both.leaderswhomade thetripwereveryimpressedbytheattitudeofthe youngworkerswhocame togetheron-thisoccasion-

Thesixty-onemembers oftheCatholicWomen's Leaguewhomadethetrip toNorthamonavisitto thatbranchhadapleasant day'souting.Thetripwas sosuccessfulandthefirst

Highgate Convent

School's Fete

Pastpupilsandfriendsof theSacredHeartConvent SchoolsatHighgateareremindedthatafetewillbe heldintheschoolgrounds onSaturday,November3.

Thefetewillcommenceat 1.30p.m.andcontinue throughtillevening.Allthe usualstallswillbeprovided. Proceedsfromthefetewill gotowardstheBuilding Fund.

ofitskindthatmorevisits tocountrybrancheswithinaday'stripfromPerth areplannedforthefuture.

MembersstoppedatClacklineforapicniclunch,arrivingatNorthaminthe earlyafternoon.Theywere metbyRt.Rev.Monsignor T.Ahern,Mrs.Antonio,the presidentofNorthamC.W.L. andmanymembers.IncludedinthereceptioncommitteewastheLadyMayoress ofNortham,branchmember Mrs.Rushton.Themembers spentanenjoyableafternooninahalltastefully decoratedinspringflowers fortheoccasion.

ThevisitorsleftNortham intimetoarrivebackin Perthat6.15p.m.

EXECUTIVE

Executivemembersare askedtotakeparticularnote ofachangeintheirmeeting timeonWednesday,November7.Themeetingwilltake placeattheR.&I.Bank Buildingat9.30a.m.instead oftheusualtime.

SOCIETYOFST.VINCENTDEPAUL

THERRYCALL FORCLOTH

AdrienneShea'shandling ofMerryWorkshopon Mondaylastliveduptoall expectations.

Noneoftheteachersused byTherrythisyearhas coveredthesameground twiceandallarestilldealingwiththebasicartof theatre.Adriennehadall thememberspractising voiceproduction,andthe changeofpacewhichisso necessaryforeachproduction-butthegreatestfunaswellasbeingthemost instructive,waswhenall triedoutpartsindifferent accents.

Allmembersareasked againtoransacktheirhomes forbitsofmaterial-any colourwilldo.PeterAtkins hasvolunteeredhisandPaul deLane'ssparetimetorecoveringthechairsinthe Therryrooms.Already

wondershavebeendone withtherooms,butthisis anaddedtouchthatwillnot onlyaddtotheappearance buttopersonalcomfortas well!

Monday,October29,is "HouseParty"night.Everythinghasbeenhighlyorganised,allthatisneededis thesupportofmembersand friendstomakeitasuccess. Everybodyismostwelcome andproceedsgotoavery deservingCause-Therries.

Thepresident,MissRegina Maxwell,announcedthat theAnnualDayofRecollectionwillbeNovember4,at theGoodShepherdConvent, WestLeederville.Allmembersareexpectedtoattend.

Enquiriesaboutthe TherrySocietycanbemade toReginaMaxwell(phone 71-4581intheevenings),or cometooneofthesociety meetingsat44aPierStreet at8p.m.onMondays.

CastledareSays

ThankYouAll!

TheBrothersandlittle boysatCastledarearemost gratefultotheGalaDay committee,thehelpersand allwhoattendedorsent donations.Theirworkand generositymadetheGala Dayagreatsuccess.

Raffleresultswereasfol-

lows:PatioSetting,etc-1st Prize,B.Floky,66Gallipoli St.,Rivervale;2ndPrize,B. Mansfield,294CharlesSt., NorthPerth;3rdPrize, MariaPowicki,42Milford WayNollamara.C.W.L.Dinner,Mrs.James,6Baal St.,Palmyra;LambDinner, Mrs.Smith,DunedinSt.,Mt. Hawthorn;IcedCake,Mrs. V.Kelsall,37KalgoorlieSt., Mt.Hawthorn.Mother'sDay Stall-Dinner,Mrs.Tunna-

cliffe,5-3689;Groceries,.1 Parkinson,Three- Springs; BrideandMaid,11BayswaterSt.,BedfordPark. FremantleStall-Groceries, D.Kitson;Cake,Clontarf. OurLadyofFatimaStall1st,K.Ferguson,37Monk Street,SouthPerth;2nd, Clontarf;3rd,C.Wasley,Lot 64RuckSt,,Willagee;4th, LuoandFrank,No.A3103. TheCastledareWomen's AuxilaryWishtothankall! whohelpedbygiftand donationtotheirstall.Followingaretheluckypeople whocollectedtheprizesin theirraffle:SideofLamb, H.Meyer,CourthopeStreet, SouthPerth;DressedDoll, K.Rowe,86-2018;Coffee Table,S.Toohey,Lake MongerDrive.

COUNCILPROTECTOR

SlowLearnersWill Benefit

AFloralArtFestivalto assisttheSlowLearning Children'sGroupwillbe heldinPerthTownHall fromThursday,November 8,at8p.m.,until10p.m. onNovember9.

Overfortyfloralartexpertswillcombinetomake thisamostsuccessfuland interestingdemonstrationof flowerarrangements.The stagewillbedecoratedin honouroftheGames-flags, bunting,flowers,etc.,torepresent-variouscountriesof theEmpire,willbeaspecial feature. Thecentre-pieceofthe hallwillbecalled"AsWe LikeIt."Thearrangements willbedonebytheseniors, intermediatesandnovices.

Largefeatureurnswillbe aspecialexhibitbymale members. Smalltableswillbearrangedaspartytime. Thefoyerwillbedecoratedwithacollectionof driedflowers,leaves,etc., whichhasbeengathered fromallpartsoftheState. e#11,41.0.1441.41.4.41.41.4,00.0.

Cathedral Masses

INpreparationfor theFeastofAllSaints, aHolyDayofObligation.Confessionswillbe heardinSt.Mary's CathedralonWednesday,October31,from12 to1p.m..from4to6 p.m.andintheevening from7.30p.m.OnNovember1Masseswillbe celebratedintheCathedralat6,7,8.15,9and 10a.m.,12.10p.m.,1.10 p.m.and5.45p.m.On theCommemorationof AllSouls,November2, Masseswillbeoffered continuouslyfrom6.30 to9a.m.,12.10p.m.and 5.45p.m.

Aspecialsectionofinterpretiveartshouldcreatearose lotofinterest;basketsofall shapesandsizeswillbeon display;alovelycollection ofdriftwoodwillbeshown; whattodowithonlyoneor twoflowerswillbedemonstrated;howtoarrange foliagewillbeofinterestto many;aspecialstandisbeingmadeforOrientalArt; unusualcontainersshould bequiteanattraction;a specialitemwillbebottle andboxesarrangedwith flowers;wildflowerswillbe afeature;specialline,mass

St.Joseph,patronoftheuniversalchurchandpersonal patronofHisHolinessPopeJohnX)(111,,hasbeencalled upontoactasprotectoroftheSecond,VaticanCouncil.

byherhusbandandher brother,Rev.J.Chokolich, whoofficiatedattheceremony.

ELIZABETHANNEENGLISHofNorthFremantle shownarrivingatSt.Mary's CathedrallastThursdaywith herfatherandherattendants, Mrs.ShirleyDoyleandMrs. MaryKing,

BELOW: JOHNPERCIVALREEDof WestLeedervilleshownleavingSt.Mary'sCathedralwith hisprettybride,formerly SHIRLEYMARYBALAZSof Carlisle. Rev.P.McCrann officiated.

J.NIO

DEARBOYS ANDGIRLS,

RECORD

WELL,Isupposemostofyouarehavingthatfinal burstofextrastudytogetreadyfortheexams. Theyarenotfaroffnowandsomeconcentrationatthis stagewillcertainlypayoffattheendofnextmonth whenthoseend-of-the-yeartestswillbeon.Ifeel relievedthatIhavefinishedsittingforexaminations, excepttheLastBigOne.Theyusuallygotmeworried beforehand,butIwasalwaystoldbytheSistersand latertheBrothersthatifIhadtriedmybesttolearn theworkthentheresultswouldshow.Iusedto"pray likensad,"too.

ENTRIESforthelastcompetitionclosedlastweek andthewinnersforthetwosectionsareannouncedon thispage."TheRecord"willsendouttheprizestothe luckywinners,Thisnextcompetitionisintheformof aquizandyouwillhavetoselecttherightanswers fromtheselectionthatisgiven.Don'tbesloppyin yourwriting,though!

LETTERSwerereceivedthisweekfromMARYROSEMcAULIFFE(yourentrywasinthecorrect group,Mary-Rose),KEVINGREEN,ofLakeGrace (youarealreadyonthehooksasamember,Kevin; youwillcertainlyseealotofthecountry),DETTIE CLUNE(whatalovelydayforabirthday,Dettie).

LINDAMILLER(youaremostwelcome,Linda), MARYGIMONDOandHILDAGIMONDO(Icouldnot workoutwhosentwhat,MaryandHilda,butthanks bothofyouforthepoemsandthedrawing).

WELLTHATISALLFORNOW-IHOPEYOU HAVEN'TFORGOTTENABOUTTHETOYSFORTHE KIMBERLEYMISSION.

HERE'SAQUIZFOR12ANDOVER.

WhatdoyouknowabouttheFaithandthe Church?Tryyourhandatthefollowing questions.Threeanswerstoeachquestionare suggested,oneofwhichistherightone.

CANYOUPICKIT?

1.WHOwerethe writersoftheGospels whowereApostles?

2.WHATisanindulgence?

(a) (b) (c) (a) (b) (c)

3.WHOwasthefirst(a) Apostletodie? (b) (c)

4.WHATarethecolours(a) onthePapalFlag?(b) (c)

5.WHATisaRequiem(a) Mass? (b) (C)

G.HOWmanytimesis(a) theSignoftheCross(b) madeatMass? (c)

MatthewandJohn; LukeandMark; PeterandJames.

Permissiontocommitasin: Forgivenessofvenial sin; Remissionoftemporalpunishmentdue tosinalreadyforgiven.

St.Peter; St.Bartholomew; St.Jamesthe Greater RedandWhite; YellowandRed; WhiteandYellow. ASungMass; Onecelebratedbya Bishop: AMassfortheDead. 32; 17; 51.

THENFORTHE11ANDUNDERMEMBERS

hereisaquiztotestyourvocabularies.The clueisthatallthewordsrequiredtoexpress themeaningofthefollowingexpressionsend inATE.Forexample:Onewhodispenses justice-AmagistrATE.Nowlet'sseewhat ouryoungermemberscando!

1.Onewhocopies

2.Acommand

3.Tomakeangry

3.Tochewupfinely

5Towipeoutaltogether..

6.Totellatale

7.Todivertwater throughtheland

8.

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

NEWMEMBERS

BRIANBERTOLA(10), ofCoolgardieStreet,Mundaring,goestoSacredHeart Conventandlikessport.

FRANCESRINALDI(10). of209AbbettStreet,Scarborough,isapupilofSt. John'sConventandlikes wildflowers.

JACINTAO'DEA(8),of 2DouglasStreet,Bunbury, goestoSt.Mary'sConvent andlikessportsandsinging.

MIGNONKENDALL(12), ofHawtinRd.,Forrestfield, goestoSt.Joseph'g'Convent, VictoriaSquare,andlikes dancing,art,swimmingand tennis.

BERNARDO'BRIEN(7), 164KitchenerStreet,Triggs Island.goestoOurLadyof GraceSchoolandlikesplayingwithbaby.

MIRIAMO'BRIEN(10), ofthesameaddress,also goestoOurLadyofGrace Schoolandherhobbiesare readingandsewing.

GERARDNEESHA81(7), of2BaalStreet,Palmyra,is apupilofOurLadyof FatimaConventandlikes swimming,footballand cricket.

MICHAELSATIE(6),of 15RailwayParade,West Perth,goestoSt.Brigid's Conventandlikesreading anddrawing.

LINDAMILLER(10),of 58HammadStreet,Palmyra. likesswimming,sportand sewling.

MARYGIMONDO(11), of79GrosvenorRoad,Mt. Lawley,goestoSacred HeartPrimarySchool.

DETTIECLUNE(10),of 226AdelaideTerrace,Perth, goestoSt.Joseph'sConvent andlikesacting,andsaving picturesofTVstars.

GEOFFKISSANE(9),of 125CoodeStreet,Bayswater, attendsC.B.C.BedippetPark, andhishobbiesarerunning, swimmingandfootball.

RONALDREID(11),of WardAvenue,Grecnmount, 'estoMidlandConvent andlikesbuildingsandcastles.

dOCELYNARMAREGO (7),of31HamiltonStreet, EastFremantle,isapupil ofSt.Joseph'sConventand herhobbyisreading.

PETERFORREST(9),of PictonJunction,goestoSt. Thomas'School,CareyPark, andplayscricket.

BRUNOMULARCZYK (13),of10FowdonPlace, Collie,goestoC.R.C.and hasstampcollectingasa hobby.

CHRISTINEMULARCZYK (10),ofthesameaddress,is apupilofSt.Brigid'sand likesmusic.

PleasetillInthecouponbelowin1310LETTERSandsenditto BrotherJuniper,"TheJuniorRecord,"450BayStreet,Perth.aothat whenyourbirthdaycome.'routndhemaygreetyouonthispage.

MyBirthdayis

Iamnow.

Name

OnSUNDAY OCTOBER28

MARYHICKS,of213Duke Street,Northam,willbe 11.MarygoestoSt. Joseph'sConventarid likesbasketball.

KARENHAYES,of47 MitchellSt.,Mt.Pleasant, willbesix.KarenisIt pupilofSt.Benedict's Schoolandlikesdolls.

DETTIECLUNE,of226 AdelaideTerrace,Perth, willbeten.Dettiegoesto St.Joseph'sConvent,VictoriaSquare,andlikes actingandcollectingpicturesofTVstars.

OnMONDAY OCTOBER29

JOHNWILIAMS,wholives at85ToddSt.,Merredin, willbenine.Johngoesto St.Joseph'sConventand hishobbyisfootball.

OnTUESDAY OCTOBER30

MAURICEQUINN,ofCollierFlats,BirdwoodAve., Como,willbeten.Maurice goestoHolyCrossSchool andlikesfootballand running.

CATHERINEWESTON,of 16RockettSt.,Northam, willalsobeten.Catherine goestoSt.Joseh'sConvent.

ANDREACOUMBE,of24 WynyardWay,Thornlie, willbe12.Andreaattends St.Joachim'sConventand hasstampcollectingasa hobby.

OaMIONESDAY

OCTOBER31

JENNIFERFELS,of32VincentStreet,Mt.Lawley, willbe12.Jennifergogs toSacredHeart,Highgate, andisfondofmusicawl, hockey.

OnTHURSDAY

NOVEMBER1

KAYEPARKER,of417 CambridgeStreet,Floret Park,willbe11.Kaye goestobrigidineConvent andlikesswimmingand tennis.

NOLAKELLY,of6Hyland Street,Doubleview,will alsobe11.Nolaisapupil ofHolyRosarySchoolarid likessewinganddrawing.

OnFRIDAY NOVEMBER2

TONYHICKS,of213Duke Street,Northern,willbe ten.TonygoestoSt.Paul's Collegeandhishobbies arefootballandcricket.

MICHAELWOOD,of459 StationSt.,BoxHill,Victoria.willbe11.Michael attendsMarcellinCollege andlikesfootball.

OnSATURDAY ;NOVEMBER3

PATSYLEE,of27Keane Street,PeppermintGrove, willbenine.Patsygoes toLoretoConventand likesdolls.

COMPETITIONWINNERS

*TWOWINNERSfor the12andoversectionwerePAULINE DOBSON,of5Parmelia GroveSt.Lucia,Mt. Henry,andKERRY MANSELL,4BayRoad, NorthFremantle.

*Inthe11andunder section,therewere suchalotofentriesthat itwasdecidedtolive threeprizesandthey

wenttoGERALDINE WALSH,65DukeSt.,Northam.ROSANNE MARYCLARK,10 RobertsStreet,Bayswater,andJOHNGILBERT,Box148Pest Office,Wagin. Entrieswerefirst judgedoncorrectanswersandthenonneat=SS. al Prizeswillbeposted shortly.

BIRTHDAYGREETINGS

OnSUNDAY OnWEDNESDAY

OCTOBER31

DEARBOYS ANDGIRLS,

riWELL,Isupposemostofyouarehavingthatfinal burstofextrastudytogetreadyfortheexams. Theyarenotfaroffnowandsomeconcentrationatthis stagewillcertainlypayoffattheendofnextmonth whenthoseend-of-the-yeartestswillbeon.Ifeel relievedthatIhavefinishedsittingforexaminations, excepttheLastBigOne,Theyusuallygotmeworried beforehand,butIwasalwaystoldbytheSistersand latertheBrothersthatifIhadtriedmybesttolearn theworkthentheresultswouldshow,Iusedto"pray likemad,"too.

ENTRIESforthelastcompetitionclosedlastweek andthewinnersforthetwosectionsareannouncedon thispage,"TheRecord"willsendouttheprizestothe luckywinners.Thisnextcompetitionisintheformof aquizandyouwillhavetoselecttherightanswers fromtheselectionthatisgiven.Don'tbesloppyin yourwriting,though!

LETTERSwerereceivedthisweekfromMARYROSEMcAULIFFE(yourentrywasinthecorrect group.Mary-Rose),KEVINGREEN,ofLakeGrace (youarealreadyonthehooksasamember,Kevin; youwillcertainlyseealotofthecountry),DETTIE CLUNE(whatalovelydayforabirthday,Dettie).

LINDAMILLER(youaremostwelcome,Linda), MARYGIMONDOandHILDAGIMONDO(Icouldnot workoutwhosentwhat,MaryandHilda,butthanks bothofyouforthepoemsandthedrawing).

WELLTHATISALLFORNOW-1HOPEYOU HAVEN'TFORGOTTENABOUTTHETOYSFORTHE KIMBERLEYMISSION.

HERE'SAQUIZFOR12ANDOVER.

WhatdoyouknowabouttheFaithandthe Church?Tryyourhandatthefollowing questions.Threeanswerstoeachquestionare suggested,oneofwhichistherightone.

CANYOUPICKIT?

*J.R.MEMBERANNE-MARIECATLIN,OF SCARBOROUGH,WHOMADEHERFIRST HOLYCOMMUNIONLASTSUNDAY,

NEWMEMBERS

OCTOBER28

MARYHICKS,of213DukeJENNIFERFELS,of32VinStreet,Northam,willbe centStreet,Mt.Lawley, 11.MarygoestoSt. willbe12.Jennifergoes Joseph'sConventand toSacredHeart,Highgate, likesbasketball. andisfondofmusicand hockey.

KARENHAYES,of47 MitchellSt.,Mt.Pleasant, willbesix.Karenis pupilofSt.Benedict's Schoolandlikesdolls.

DETTIECLUNE,of226 AdelaideTerrace,Perth, willbeten.Dettiegoesto St.Joseph'sConvent,VictoriaSquare,andlikes actingandcollectingpicturesofTVstars.

OnMONDAY OCTOBER29

JOHN%IMAMS,wholives at85ToddSt.,Merredin, willbenine.Johngoesto St.Joseph'sConventand hishobbyisfootball.

OnTUESDAY

OCTOBER30

MAURICEQUINN,ofCollierFlats.BirdwoodAve., Como,willbeten.Maurice goestoHolyCrossSchool andlikesfootballand running.

CATHERINEWESTON,of 16RockettSt.,Northam, willalsobeten,Catherine goestoSt.Joseh'sConvent.

ANDREACOUMBE,of24 WynyardWay,Thornlie, willbe12.Andreaattends St.Joachim'sConventand hasstampcollectingasa hobby.

OnTHURSDAY

NOVEMBER

KAYEPARKER,of417 CambridgeStreet,Floreat Park,willbe11.Kaye goestotrigidineConvent andlikesswimmingand tennis.

NOLAKELLY,of6Hyland Street,Doubleview,will alsobe11.Nolaisapupil ofHolyRosarySchooland likessewinganddrawing.

OnFRIDAY NOVEMBER2

TONYHICKS,of213Duke Street,Northam,willbe ten.TonygoestoSt.Paul's Collegeandhishobbies arefootballandcricket.

MICIIAELWOOD,of459 StationSt.,BoxHill,Victoria,willbe11.Michael attendsMarcellinCollege andlikesfootball.

OnSATURDAY NOVEMBER3

PATSYLEE,of27Keane Street,PeppermintGrove, willbenine.Patsygoes toLoretoConventand likesdolls.

COMPETITIONWINNERS

*TWOWINNERSfor the12andoversectionwerePAULINE DOBSON,of5Parmella GroveSt.Lucia,Mt. Henry,andKERRY MANSELL,4BayRoad, NorthFremantle.

wenttoGERALDINE

1.WHOwerethe(a writersoftheGospels(b whowereApostles?(c

2.WHATisanindul-(a genre? (b

WHOwasthefirst Apostletodie?

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MatthewandJohn: LukeandMark: Peterand James.

Permissiontocommitasin: Forgivenessofvenial sin: Remissionoftemporalpunishmentdue tosinalreadyforgiven. (a)St.Peter: (b)St.Bartholomew: (c)St.Jamesthe Greater

4.WHATarethecolours(a)RedandWhite; (b)YellowandRed; (c)WhiteandYellow.

5.WHATisaRequiem(a)ASungMass; Mass? (b)Onecelebratedbya Bishop; (c)AMassfortheDead.

6.HOWmanytimesis(a)32; theSignoftheCross(b)17; madeatMass? (c)51.

THENFORTHE11ANDUNDERMEMBERS hereisaquiztotestyourvocabularies.The clueisthatallthewordsrequiredtoexpress themeaningofthefollowingexpressionsend inATE.Forexample:Onewhodispenses justice-AmagistrATE.Nowlet'sseewhat ouryoungermemberscando!

1.Onewhocopies

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EntriesshouldbeaddressedtoBrother Juniper,c'o"TheRecord,"450HoyStreet, Perth.1

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Address Age

BRIANBERTOLA(10), ofCoolgardieStreet,Munciaring,goestoSacredHeart Conventandlikessport.

FRANCESRINALDI(10), of209AbbettStreet,Scarborough,isapupilofSt. .John'sConventandlikes wildflowers.

JACINTAO'DEA(8),of 2DouglasStreet,Bunbury, goestoSt.Mary'sConvent andlikessportsandsinginl.

MIGNONKENDALL(12), ofHawtinRd.,Forresttield, goestoSt.Joseph'sConvent, VictoriaSquare,andlikes dancing,art,swimmingand tennis.

BERNARDO'BRIEN(7), 164KitchenerStreet.Triggs Island.goestoOurLadyof GraceSchoolandlikesplayingwithbaby.

MIRIAMO'BRIEN(10), ofthesameaddress,also goestoOurLadyofGrace Schoolandherhobbiesare readingandsewing.

GERARDNEESHAM(7), of2BaalStreet,Palmyra,is apupilofOurLadyof FatimaConventandlikes swimming,footballand cricket.

MICHAELSATIE(6),of 15RailwayParade,West Perth,goestoSt.Brigid's Conventandlikesreading anddrawing.

LINDAMILLER(10),of 58HaminadStreet,Palmyra. likesswimming,sportand sewing.

MARYGIMONDO(11), of79GrosvenorRoad,Mt. Lawley,goestoSacred HeartPrimarySchool.

DETTIECLUNE(10),ut 226AdelaideTerrace,Perth, goestoSt.Joseph'sConvent andlikesacting,andsaving picturesofTVstars.

GEOFFKISSANE(9),of 125CootieStreet,Bayswater, attendsC.B.C.Bedisr40Park. andhishobbiesarerunning, swimmingandfootball.

RONALDREID(11).of WerdAvenue,Greenmount, e;toMidlandConvent andlikesbuildingsandcastles.

,-,OCELYNARMAREGO (7),of31HamiltonStreet, EastFremantle,isapupil ofSt.Joseph'sConventand herhobbyisreading.

PETERFORREST(9),of PistonJunction,goestoSt. Thomas'School,CareyPark, andplayscricket.

BRUNOMULARCZYK (13),of10FowdonPlace, Collie,goestoC.B.C.and hasstampcollectingasa hobby.

CHRISTINEMULARCZYK (10),ofthesameaddress,is apupilofSt.Brigid'sand likesmusic.

PleasetillinthecouponbelowinBIGLETTERSandsenditto BrotherJuniper,"TheJuniorRecord,"450HayStreet,Perth.sothat whenyourbirthdaycomesaroundhemaygreetyouonthispage.

MyBirthdayis Iamnow

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*Inthe11andunder section,therewere suchalotofentriesthat itwasdecidedtogive threeprizesandthey

WALSH,65DukeSt.,Northam,ROSANNE MARYCLARK,10 RobertsStreet,Bayswater.andJOHNGILBERT,Box148Post Office,Wagin. Entrieswerefirst judgedoncorrectanswersandthenonneatness. Prizeswillbeposted shortly.

28, Matcheswillbeplayedon Saturdayafternoonand Sundaymorning.Withthe adventoffineweatherconditions,itishopedthatthe finalswillbeplayedwithin thenexttwoorthreeweek-

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Arrangementshavebeen madeforthejuniorteams topractisetogetherongrass courtstogainexperience beforeleavingtocompete intheSouthAustraliancarnival.Thesehighlyimportanttrialswilltakeplaceon December9and16.Notificationwillbemadeindue courseastothelocationof thecourts,anditishoped thatitwillbepossiblefor somememberstoattend thesepracticegamesand thusencourageouryoung playersbydisplayinganinterestintheirworkouts.

ST.MARY'S

Quitearepresentative numberofplayerstookadvantageofthelineevening toattend.the'barbecuefor thecommencementof;our nighttennisseason.Itis expectedthattheclubnight willbecomeevenmore popularinafewweeks,as atthepresenttimethe annualexaminationsare takingtheirusualtollof potentialplayers.

Thewintergrowthof grassiscausingconcernto thosemembersoftheexecutivewhoareresponsiblefor thegeneralmaintenanceof ourcourts.Aspirited"busy bee"isbecominglongoverdue.Aconcertedeffortbya fewofourboyswouldbe sincerelyappreciated,and anyonewhocangivejusta fewhoursoftimeand labourisurgentlyrequested tocontacttheclubcaptain, Mr.DonSkipworth,at 24-3822.Thismatterisreally ofvitalconcerntothoseinterestedinourclubandits appointments,andathoroughclean-updownatthe courtswouldbeofthe utmostbenefittoevery member.

CompetitorsfromSt. Mary'smetwithmixedfortunesintheopeningmatches atTennivaleonSunday,and wehopethoseplayersstill eligiblewillhaveasuccessfulroundnextweekend.It isverypleasingtoobserve thenumberofyoungplayers enteringthistournament, andaugurswellforthetennisfutureofnotonlyour own,butalsotheotherclubs intheAssociation.

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favouriteswonand mostwinnerswerewellsupported,whichisquiteencouragingforthestartof theAscotseason..

lONTHEPOST WhenBERNGUARD snatchedvictoryfromBAY COUNTintheAnniversary Cup,runover11furlongs, heconfirmedhisgoodKalgoorlieCupwinoverthat distance.Hewaswellridden byveteranFrankFlannery, whorodethetwoprevious winners.Heisridingwith plentyofconfidence-always agoodsign, Unfortunately,ownerErn Scahillisinhospital,sothe trophywhichgoeswiththe racewasreceivedforhim byhissonBernie.

ThemountonBernguard intheQueens,inwhichrace hehas7.1,willbeofferedto MelbournejockeyW.A. Smith,asFlannerycannot maketheweight. ALLINDIA,solidlybackedfrom3'sto9-4favourite, onlyrananordinaryrace forhim,andhedidnotlook asbrightasusual.Therun ofthethirdhorseGOLD FLIGHTwaspromising.

4FILLIES'EVENTS SWEETSAGAandSANJEANranuptotheirgood trialformwhentheywon thedivisionsoftheGimcrackStakes.,AQUANELLA, ared-hotfavourite,ran greenlybutfinishedonto runsecond.Shecouldbe worthyofanotherchance. Todate,thecoltsappearto havetheedgeonthefillies. Theywillraceforthefirst timenextSaturdayinthe InitialStakesandmanyare waitingforalookatthe brilliantSON0'MINX.

4LIGHTBUTGOOD NICOPOLISshowedplenty ofqualityinwinningthe Belgravia,ofsevenfurlongs. Withbetterluckinrunning andperhapsabitfurtherto travel,thesecondhorse, WATCHTHESE DORBELLA SON0'MINX CRYTIME

AllYour

FREESTYLE,issureto fullyextendhimashisrun wasmostimpressive. ASTRAVISTA,third,ran agoodhonestrace,butin thiscompanysevenfurlongs mightbeatriflebeyondher.

4AGOODSORT

ThewinofDORBELLAin theBeaufortHandicap,of sevenfurlongs,wasfullof merit.Heshowedthatheis acutabovethosewhoopposedhimandasitwasonly hissecondstartthisseason, furtherimprovementmay beexpected.

,aOUTSTANDING

Seldomhaveweseensuch speedasthatdisplayedby BIGBOBinthesix-furlong StrandHandicap.Slow away,hewentthroughthe fieldataterrificbattoreach theleadersinafurlong.He thenreceivedabadcheck whichforcedhimbackto thirdlast,cameagainonthe outsideofthefieldandwas "mixingit"withtheleaders ontheturn.Astobeexpected,hethenranoutofwind andCOUNTSPUTNIKwent ontoaneasywin.Thereis nodoubtthatBIGBOBis onerightoutoftheboxand asitwashisfirstraceof thisseason,itwilltakea mightygoodonetodown himinanyfuturesprint event,includingthenext RailwayStakes.

4FIRST-UPWIN

Racingfromawidebarrier draw,FRENCHFIGURE wonthelastraceoverseven furlongsinastylewhich suggestsarepeatwin.PERSIANHERO-alsoracing first-up-ransecond,but wasnotdoingaswellasthe winneronthepost.Stillhe couldimprove.PANPACIFICwentoutfavouriteand failedagain.Heisaweak animal-anopinionshared byhistrainerEricTreffone.

JASTUTENESS TrainerHarold(Jock) Campbellracesveryfew horsesawayfromAscot,but heisuncannyinthewayhe timesthepreparationsof histeamtohavethemator neartheirtopwhenthe Ascotcarnivalcomesaround eachyear.LastSaturday producedsixrunnersfortwo winners,asecondandone whowasavictimofcircumstancesandwasunplaced. Mostofhishorsesarewell performedandgood,wantingnothinginthewayof fitnesswhenHaroldsteps themout.Ashehasfirst callonafewofourleading riders,puntersarestrongly advisedtogiveeveryconsiderationtorunnersfrom theCampbellstableduring theensuingmonths.

4ADOUBT

Seldomistheresmoke withoutfire,andwhilethe connectionsofthatgood horseMAGICCOLOUR statethatthenoisehenow makeswhilegallopingdoes notaffecthiswork-forour book,itcouldinraces. Ifthereisanythingwrong withhiswind,it'sagreat pity,asheisotherwise robustandhasprovedtobe abrilliant,boldgalloper.Fit andwell,hewouldfigurein ourtopflightofhorses.

4NEXTWEEK Acandidthumb-nail sketchwillbegivenofour foremostjockeys.Facing W.A.'sbigracingcarnival, readersshouldfindthese commentsbothinteresting andinformative.

By Rev.Father W.J.Foley A

AGermanmissionary,Fr. PatrickVeil,S.M.B.,has builta"paraguan"aspecial typeofboys'clubnextto hischurchatChipeninTaiwan(Formosa). 11.414.4104141.0.1/44.4.441.4.1.01.41041

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DAY61NIGHT PHARMACY

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Theword"paraguan" comesfromthelanguageof the"Pujuma,"thepeople oftheTaitungdistrict,and itmeans'theadolescents' house".Young"Pujuma" boysandmenhad,as amongstmost'ofthenatives ofTaiwan,toliveinthe "adolescents'house"until theymarried.Duringthe daytheyusedtoliveathome andeacheveningtheyreturnedtothe"paraguan," wheretheyweretaughta moralcode,thetraditionsof theirancestorsandhowto useweapons.Briefly,the "paraguan"providedgrowingyouthswithasoundeducation.

TheJapanesetriedtodestroythistraditionforfear thatitmightleadtouprisings butafewofthemstillexist today.

Moderneducationisnot alwaysagoodsubstitutefor oldtraditions.Wherecan youngpeoplegointheevening?Theuseofleisureis almostunknownhere,andso therehasbeenagradual loweringofyoungpeople's morals.

Fr.Veil's"paraguan"was fullfromthedayitopened. Representativesofseven nativevillageswerepresent attheopeningandtheboys themselvesareenthusiastic. Mothersandfathershaveexpressedtheirapprovalofthe newcentre,sincethroughit theyseethattheChurch wishestopreservetheir senseofmoralvalues.

Inthe"Paraguan"young mencannotonlysinginthe eveningiftheywish,butthey areofferedvarioustraining courses. Moreover,there arecatechistsavailableeach eveningtogiveinstructions tothosewhowanttoreceive it.Morethanhalfofthe boysarepagans,butitis hopedthatsoontheywill beattractedbycontactwith Christianityintheir"club."

CHINESEY.C.W.IN

AFRICA

TheAfricangroupdelegatesattherecentYoung ChristianWorkers'Congress atRiodeJaneiroaskedthat Y.C.W.delegatestoAfrica shouldinfuturebeChinese ratherthanEuropean.

Thereasongivenwasthat ithasbeennoticedthatin AfricaChineseCommunist envoysgetamuchbetter welcomeandarebetterlistenedtothanRussianCommunistones,whomtheyhave replacedinseveralplaces!

HOWTOBEHAPPY

Somesoulscannotthinkof Godunlesstheyarehappy: happywithgoodjobsand plentyofmoneyinthebank. OthersdonotthinkofGod unlesstheyareunhappy: whenbereavements,poverty andsicknessstrike.Thefirst believethatGodisgoodbecauseHemadethemprosperous:thesecondbelieveHe isgoodbecauseHealonecan deliverthemfromtheir trials.

Butmuchhappierare thosewhoinprosperityshare theirblessingswiththeMissions,andintheiradversity rejoicethattheyarecalled byGodtoberedeemersof theirbrethrenwithChrist.

Sendyoursacrificesto

RevFatherW.J.Foley,CatholicMissionsOffice,CatholicCentre,VictoriaSquare, Perth,'W.A.

Oursincerethanksto

Anonymous£11;Anonymous 5/-;Grateful10/-;Anonymous2/6;S.C.fl;L.B.S. Boulder£2;DesmondJ. f1/5.

SmallAudience Appreciated FineMusic

RuggieroRicci'sThursday recitalwassparselyattendedbutthesmallaudience fullyappreciateda fine eveningofmusic.

Therewerefourfairlylong works,twosonatasinthe usualformwithpianoand twootherworksforunaccompaniedviolin.This,with fiveencoresofalighternature,musthavebeenvery exactingbutRicciremained imperturbablethroughout.

HebeganwiththeBeethovenAminor,Opus23, whichisverylittleheard;it isnotasdramaticoras thoughtfulasBeethoven's latersonatasbutstillwas verywellworthwhile.

Rathermorefamiliarwas theBachGminorsonatafor unaccompaniedviolinthough thesearemoreoftencalled suites.Ricciplayedwith greatinsightandintegrity,

fullyrealisingBach'sgreatness. Aftertheintervalcame Prokotiev'sSonataNo2in Dmajorwhichwasnew,I fancy,tomostofus;this workwasfullofvigourwith abeautifulslowmovement, fullofpoetry.Bothinthis andintheBeethoven,the pianistRaymondLambert, wasaveryablepartnerto Ricci.

ThelastworkwasPaganini'sVariationsonthetheme, 'Nelcorpiunonmisento,' composedtobaffleallother fiddlersthanhimself.Two ofthevariationscallforbowingwiththerighthandand, ofcourse,fingeringwiththe left,whilethelefthandalso accompaniestherighthand bypluckingthestrings. Theseandothernear-impossibilitiesRiccicarriedout withoutbattinganeyelidand herichlydeservedthetumultuousapplause. Amadeus.

RELIGIOUS CALENDAR

ReligiousArtCalendar, 1963.GreyflowerPublications,117CollinsStreet, Melbourne.35/-.

Thepublicationofthis handsomecalendarraises fourquestions:-

Areyouinterestedinart?

Areyouinterestedincontemporaryart?

Areyouinterestedincontemporaryreligiousart?

Areyouinterestedincontemporaryreligiousartin Australia?

Ifyouanswerthefourth questionaffirmatively,you wouldwanttopossessand/or makeaChristmasgiftof thiscalendarrecentlypublishedinMelbourne. Thereisacaseforsuchan affirmativeanswer,Downthe centuriesartistshaveconsecratedthewholeoraportionoftheirgeniustoreligiousthemes.Thisconsecrationshouldbeacontinuingprocess,notonethat stopsdeadsayattheRennaissance.Artistsshouldcontinuetospeakinthelanguageoftheircontemporaries, expressingareligiousvision adjustedtotheneedsoftheir

ART

time,usingthetechniques oftheirtime. Thiswasthepointofview behindtheBlakePrizeaward ofthelastdecade. The twelvepaintingsofthiscalendarowetheirexistence totheimpulseofthatcompetition.

TheJanuaryreproduction isofJustinO'Brien'ssuperb tryptichnowintheVictorian NationalGallery.Othersare byEricSmith,LouisKahan, LeonardFrench,Laurence Daws,JohnCoburn.Western Australiaisrepresentedby acrucifixionbyErnestPhilpot. FatherMichaelScott,Si.. ofNewmanCollege,Melbourne,providesasetof notesonthetwelveplates. Ithinkthatitisfairto saythatthiscalendar,becauseofitscostandofth natureoftheartcollected, isnotindirectcompetition withothercalendarsproducedonawiderscale.Thecost ishigh,butsoisthecostof largeChristmascards,and thiscalendaramongother thingscouldbridgethegap betweenaChristmascard, andamoresubstantialgift. Hereisonewayoffamiliarisationofawiderpublic withtheworkofartists dedicating -contemporary techniquestothetimeless

Schumann:First and FourthSymphonies.Decca 57/6.

Thenumberingofmusical worksisoftenmostodd; Schumann'sFourthshould reallybeNo.11becauseit waswrittencloseafterthe First.Neitherwouldbe quotedinanytextbookexceptwithpioushorrorhut, likeSchubert'sNinth,they aresoendearingthatthe formaldefectsmatternotat all. TheFirsthasbeen nicknamedthe'spring',and, sinceSpringistheseasonof blossom,poetryandromance, thetagisnotaltogetherinept. Bothworksareimmediatelybeautifuland,aftermanyyearsoflistening, theystillwearwell.

TheLondonSymphonyOrchestraunderJosefKrips givesasuitablyromantic (inbothsenses)rendering ofthemboth.

Mozart:KleineNachtmusik K525.DivertimentoinD MajorK136.Adagioand FugueinCMinorK456, K546.Parliament.30/-

ThisistherummiestassortmentofMozarttobeassembledononerecord.K525 is,ofcourse,sowellknown astobethefirstchoiceof Mozartformostcollections (thoughnotformine;MozartaddictasIam,Ihave nevermuchcaredforthe KleineNachtmusik.)K136 isn'treallyadivertimento butisofthethe'Salzburg Symphonies'-remembering thattheword'symphony' meantsomethingquitedifferentbackin1772;thisis simple,pleasantentertainmentmusicwrittenbya giftedboyofsixteenwholaterbecameagreatcomposer. TheAdagioand Fugue,K546,isaprofound andmaturework;Mozart hadaninsatiablecuriosity aboutmusicandneverceasedstudyingtheworkof othermusicians,notsomuch tolearnfromthemasto derivepleasurefromtheexerciseassomedocrossword nuzzles.Ofcourse,hedid learnagreatdealandthis fuguecame-fromhisstudy ofBach,thenanalmostunknownandforgottencomposer.Mozartwrotefew fugesbutthisshowshow wellhe(mould;itisespeciallyinterestingasitis BachianandMozartianat thesametime.Whetherit wouldappealtothemanwho islookingforaKleine Nachtmusikisanothermatter.ItisplayedverybeautifullybytheCzechChamber

OrchestrabutIdidn'tmuch liketheirplayingofK525 whichwasslowandemotionalinsteadoffastand brilliant,asitshouldbe; Mozartgivesprofoundexpressiontothedeepesthumanfeelingsbutheisnever mushy,sentimentalorsuperficiallyemotional.

Handel:WaterMusicand RoyalFireworksSuites. Largo.Minuetfrom'The FaithfulShepherd.'Decca 57/6.

Allthisisthetraditional sortofHandelwhichisn't theoriginalHandelbutarrangements,mostlybyHarty whilethebeguilingMinuet isarrangedbyBeecham. Somerecentrecordingshave gonebacktoHandelhimselfandhaveprovedvery excitingormerelyinteresting,dependingonyourpoint ofview.

Theseperformancesareby theLondonSymphonyOrchestraunderGeorgeSzell whotakesaratherstately and periwigged tempo throughoutor,tobemore precise,whatEdwardianred plushwouldthinktobeperiwigged.Verygoodofits kind.

GregorianChant.Vol.No.

1No.2(Secondofasetof five)Decca57/6.

Intheirseconddisc,the monksofSolesmesmove awayfromtheOrdinaryof theMassalthoughthefirst twotracksstilldealwith this.Therestofthefirst sideconsistsofshortresponsorieswhiletheotherside hasantiphonstopsalmsand aSalveRegina.Againthe excellenceofthesingingand itsreverencemakethese modelperformances.

Hoffnung Astronautical MusicalFestivalColumbia 57/6.

TheEnglishhaveabent, bothforpokingfunatthemselvesandforfossilising everythingintotraditions. TheHoffnungFestivalsnow seemtobeanannualevent despiteHoffnung'sdeath,and thereseemstobeaconflictbetweenthefunandthe fossil,becausehumourin musicisratherlimited.If thiswerethefirstofthe series,itwouldbeextremely funny,especiallythe'Horortorio'butthosereaderspossessingthefirsttwoHoff!lungsmightfeelthattoo muchisenough.Ifyour soulissodeadthatyou don'thaveeither,Istrongly adviseyoutosamplethis.

J.G.

R.:

Rev.

CATHOLICSANDBIBLE-READING

Q.:DoyouencourageyourpeopletoreadtheBible? No;becauseyousaytheywouldnotunderstandit.

R.:TheCatholicChurchteachesherpeoplethatit isnotabsolutelynecessarythattheyshouldreadthe Bible,butthatitisgoodthattheyshoulddoso.It cannotbeabsolutelynecessaryforthemtodoso,for ChristestablishedHisChurchwiththecommissionto proclaimthegospelandteachallnations,makingno mentionofanydutytowritethebooksoftheNew TestamentandtopreachthenecessityofBible-reading.

Asamatteroffact,foroverathousandyearsbefore theinventionofprintingpresses,itwasimpossibleto multiplysufficientcopiesoftheBibleforeverybodyto possessone.AsforunderstandingtheBible,noliving manunderstandseverythinginit;butthegreaterpart ofit.aboveallintheNewTestament,isbothclearand helpful;andCatholicsarepreservedatleastfromerrors ofinterpretationiftheyarewellinstructedinthe teachingsoftheirChurchwhichenablethemtorecogniseasmistakenanyideatheygetfromtheirBiblereadingwhichmayconflictwithsuchteachings.

PROBLEMOFPOLYGAMY

Q.:Polygamyseemstobetheonlyweaponyouuse againstMormonisminyourbookletaboutit.

R.:Mybookletisadispassionateaccountofthelife andcharacterofthefounderofMormonism,andofthe historyandteachingsofthatreligion.Inthelightofthe wholesurveyofit,itisforreadersthemselvestosay whatimpressionthebookletmakesuponthemandwhat conclusiontheywillformconcerningthereligioussystemfirstproclaimedinAmericabyJosephSmithin 1830.

OLDANDNEWTESTAMENTLAWS

Q.:Ifyouwanttotalkaboutpolygamy,verywell.But werenotAbraham,Isaac,Jacob,MosesandDavid justafewofOldTestamenttimespolygamistsyet prophetsofGod?

"ANGLICANSAS PROTESTANTS"

"FatherGregory," Qld.:Isitnecessary inyoursessiontogive theimpressionthat theChurchofEnglandisoneamong thevariousProtestant Churches?

R.:Idonotusuallystress that,althoughIspeakasif thatwerethegenerallyacceptedconceptoftheChurch ofEngland. AnAnglican "Report,"drawnupatthe requestofArchbishopFisher, ofCanterbury,entitled"The FulnessofChrist,"andpublishedin1950,saysonp.14 that'Christendommaybe broadlydividedintotwo groups,thoseChurcheswhich rejected theReformation andthosewhichacceptedit."

Onp.51,the"Report"says: "TheChurchofEnglandas)t emergedfromtheReformationfound.itselfinallfundamentalsonthe'Protestant' sideofthe'Catholic-Protestant'chasm."

Q.:NoAnglicansmindbeing calledSimply"Anglicans."

RUsually,forthesakeof convenience,Iusethatterm.

"OBJECTIONABLETO SOME"

Q.:Theydonot,however,like tobegroupedunderthelabel"Protestant,"although someunwaryAnglicansdo notmind.

R.:IdonotthinkDr,H. L.Goudge,whowasaProfessorofDivinityatOxford,and definitely"HighChurch"in hisoutlook,couldbecalled "anunwaryAnglican."Yethe saysinhisbook'TheChurch ofEnglandandReunion,"p. 13,thatthebestuseofthe term"Protestant"is"the RomanCatholicandEastern Orthodoxuse,inwhicha ProtestantmeansaWestern ChristianwhoremainsoutsidetheRomanChurch."He explains:"Allmembersof theChurchofEngland,howeverRomanintheirsympathies,areinthisway Protestants."

"RECIPROCAL COURTESY"

speakingsimplyofCatholics,"wouldyouleaveanyone indoubtastowhowere meant.

"TRUECATHOLICS"

Q.:Anglicanswouldnotwish, ofcourse,tobecalled simply"Catholics"lest theyshould'bemistaken for"RomanCatholics," buttheywanttobesure theyarerecognisedas "trueCatholics." R.:LordFisher,ashen ArchbishopofCanterbury, toldtheRectorofaCatholicSeminaryinLisbon,Portugal:"IamaProtestant, butnotwhatyoumeanby Protestant;andIamaCatholic,butnotwhatyoumean byCatholic."IfAnglicans are"Catholics"butnotwhat wemeanby"Catholics,"we canhardlyheexpectedto recogniseAnglicansas"true Catholics."Andweobjectto theterm"RomanCatholics" preciselybecauseofitssuggestionthatthereareother kindsof"trueCatholics"besidesthosewhoacknowledge theauthorityofandarein onionwiththeBishopof Rome.

NOREALCONFUSION

R.:AlthoughpolygamywasopposedtoGod'sprimitivelaw,Godallowedthatlawtoberegardedasin abeyanceduringthePatriarchalandMosaicDispensations.Ineednotgointothereasonsforthatnow.It iscertainthat,intheChristianDispensationanysuch concessionisabolished,forChristdefinitelyprescribed thattheprimitivelawofonemanandonewomanin Marriagemusthenceforthbeobserved.Your"Bookof Mormon"says:"Thereshallnotanymanamongyou havesaveitbeonewife"(Jacob.2:27).JosephSmith, however,claimedtohavereceivedlaterdivinerevelationspermittingpolygamy.In1890,owingtoconflict withthelawsoftheUnitedStates,theMormonleader, WilfordWoodruff,saidhehadaspecialrevelation abolishingitforthetimebeing.Thepracticeisto commenceagainwhenpossible.

LEGITIMACYOFCHILDREN

Q.:WerethechildrenoftheOldTestamentpolygamists illegitimate?

R.:No.Legitimacyisamatterofrecognitionbylaw. ThelawsprevailingduringthePatriarchalandMosaic Dispensationsrecognisedsuchchildrenaslegitimate. ButthoselawshavebeenabrogatedintheChristian Dispensation.

Q,:Areyouillegitimate?

R.:No.BothmyparentswereAnglicanswhomarried intheirownAnglicanChurchinEngland.Civillaw recognisessuchamarriageasvalidandthechildrenof itaslegitimate.AlsotheCanonlawsoftheCatholic Churchholdthatwhenevernon-Catholicsnototherwise impededcontractmarriagesamongthemselvesintheir ownchurchesoreveninacivilregistryoffice,their marriagesarevalidandtheirchildrenlegitimate.

PERSONALINTERESTS

Q.:WillyoubeabletofacetheCreatoratyour judgment?

R.:I'llhaveto.Butsinceyoudenytheexistenceofan eternalhell,inyouranxietyonmybehalfyouareat leastsparedanyfearofmygoingthere.

Q.:Ibelievenotinsearchingsewersoffilthtocastat others,butinrepentingofmyownsinsandtryingto overcomemyownfaults.

R.:Ihopeyouaremoresuccessifulindoingthething yousayyoudobelieveindoing,thanyouhavebeenin avoidingwhatyousayyoudon'tbelieveindoing

Q,:Inthatway,Iwillshareinaglorioushereafter.

R.:Inthatmatter,mydesiresforyourultimate welfarearenotlessthanyourown.

Q.:Theword"Protestant"is especiallyoffensivetoAnglicanswhenusedbya memberoftheRoman CatholicChurch;andsince RomanCatholicsandAnglicanshavesomuchhi commontheyshouldavoid termswhichtheyknowthe othersdislikeinorderto createanewclimateofthe ecumenicalspirit.

R.:Inthatcase,Icanonly suggestthatyoureferto ourselvesas"Catholics"and notas"RomanCatholics," whichyouknowwedonot acceptasajustifiabledescriptionofourselves.To usethewordsoftheReport, "TheFulnessofChrist,"we Catholicsremainedonthe Catholicsideof"theCatholic-Protestantchasm"atthe timeoftheProtestantReformationastheChurchof Englanddidnot.Nor,in

Q.:"Anglo-Catholics"isan awkwardtermanditdoes notapplytoallmembers oftheChurchofEngland. Evangelicalswouldnotlike tobecalledthat.Butthe term"Anglicans"isacceptabletoall, R:ThatisthetermImyselfnormallyusewhen speakingofmembersofthe ChurchofEngland. Isay "normally,"forthereareoccasionswhen,speakingofthe associationofAnglicanswith otherProtestantdenominationsinsuchbodiesasthe "CouncilofChurches,"the implicationoftheProtestant characteroftheChurchof Englandisunavoidable.But atallothertimesIspeak simplyof"Anglicans,"knowingthatalllistenerswillbe wellawareofwhomIintend, justasallareunderno illusionastowhoaremeant wheninordinaryconversationorinournewspapersor inbooksreferencesaremade to"Catholics."Idonotthink anyconfusionislikelyto arisefromtheuseofthe terms ''Ang/kmdis" and "Catholics"asadescription ofthosebelongingrespectivelytoOurtwoChurches.

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Letusconsidertheweather;inIrelandithasbeen oneofthemaintopicsfor alongtimenow,butesspeciallyinthesummerjust goneby,whentherainexcelleditself.TheninSeptemberandearlyOctoberit wasalmostlikesummer, withsunnymellowdays.As theraincamedowninAugust,theonlyconsolationsomewhatperverseconsolation-wasthatinsome landsitmustbesnowing!

Now,however,itmustbe movingtowardssummerin thoseotherlands,andweare lightingoil-fires,whichbecameavogueinrecentyears; turningonelectricwarmth thatisnowavailablefrom theonceforsakenboglands: burningthepeatbriquettes, whicharealmostashardas coal,andcomefromthose sameIrishboglands;using thegasfires;orthefuelon whichwewereoncealtogetherdependent.butnot anymore:coal.

Ithasbeenfreakishweather,andwhenitrainedin summer,Ithoughtofmy friendAidenO'Hanlon,PublicRelationsOfficerforthe IrishTouristBoard(Borg Failtel,andhowhedealt withtherainoneshowery summer.ThenIwaseditingtheIrishHotelier,the officialorganoftheIrish HotelsFederation,andone gloomydayIsatupand lookedcheerfulwhenAiden toldmetherewerepeople wholikedrain.

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StatesinAmericaandthe hotpavementsofNewYork justlovedasoftIrishshower,andthisAmbassadorhad theideathatIrelandshould sellitsrain.Sellit,thatis, intouristterms.

Eversince,Ihavehad kindthoughtsonAidenand therain,andifyoufeeltoo hotanddustyintheAustraliansummer,rememberwe canguaranteeyouanoccasionalshower.

IntheNorthofIreland, nearDerry,aBritishServicemen,stationedthere,once guaranteedmecontinuous rainwhenIwasdoingaseriesofhalf-hourbroadcasts onIrishvillagesforRadio Eireann,andwasjustthen concentratingonthelovely littlevillageofEglinton, whichisnearthere.

"Thelocalpeoplesay,"he toldme,pointingtoahill, "thatwhenyoucanseethat hill,it'sgoingtorain,and whenyoucan'tseeit,it's raining."

Anoldmaninmychildhoodparishhadahappy philosophyabouttherain: "Itneverrainedbutit faired."

Theweatherts,ofcourse, thebackgroundtosomeof theoldfolk-sayings,such astheonethatdeclaresthat happyisthebridethatthe sunshineson,andhappythe deceasedwhenthereisrain atthefuneral,somethingI couldneverreconcilewith atleastsomeofthepeople whoseemedtobemarried quitehappilyintherainand madetheirlastjourneyin sunshine.

Anddoesithappenin Australiatoo:thistalkof theweatherbeingaffected bynuclearexplosionsand othermoderndevelopments? Whenitrainsforafew days,manyapersonshakes hisheadandsays:"Itmust bethebombs."

However,withthevast developmentsonthebogs underMajor-GeneralCostello,intheElectricitySupplyBoardwhichhasbrought lightandheattomanyof themostremoteareas,and thecontinuedsuccessofthe GasCompanyinDublin,and thecompetitionbetween BritishandAmericancoal, therearemanywaysofkeepingwarm.

Inthedaysgoneby,there werefewerways,anda Dublincentenarian,Mrs. BrigidHurley,whocould dancejigsandtalkforhours whenshewaswellovera hundred,toldmeofoneof

theways.Shedisapproved ofthepersonconcerned,a womansheremembered: Brigiddidnotliketheother woman'slaziness.

"Shewouldcatchthecat bythetail,"saidBrigid, "andswingherinthedirectionofthefirewood,and whateverthecatwould catchinherclaws,shewould putonthefire.Shewas toolazytogetup."

Brigidherselfwasnot lazy:sherememberedhavingtobeupeachmorningat about5a.m.towalknearly twentymilestoherwork, andhavingtowalkhome againeachnight,andall foraboutsixpenceaday. Sherememberedthepeople dyingofhunger,andthe "coffinships"whichtook survivorstootherlands.

Andthen,atoverahundred,shewouldstartsinginganddancing,andthis monththespiritoftheseold ladieswasrecalled,indirectly,byPresidentdeValera ontheeveofhiseightieth birthday.

DEVALERA'SBIRTHDAY

PresidentdeValera,ina seriesofinformalremarks, warnedtheIrishpeople againstgoingsoft.Hesaid, amajoraimhadbeento givethemconfidencein themselves,theconfidence thattheycoulddothingsas wellaspeopleinothercountries,andheaddedthatthe Irishpeoplewerenevermore confidentthantheyaretoday.

Theyare,ofcourse,preparingforafutureinEurope,andwhileasPresident hecouldnottouchonpoliticalissues,theirconfident approachtoTheEuropean situationwasobviouslyin hismind.

Hewantsthem,ofcourse, toretaintheiridentity;he didnotwantthemtobe moleculesinanondescript society.Hetoldmemuch thesamethingwhenhereceivedmeonedaylastyear. Hedidnotbelieve,hesaid, incosmopolitanism,inwhich peoplewouldbeunitswith norealidentity,buthebelievedinco-operation.

Ontheeveofhisbirthday,heansweredmany questionswhich,duringhis activepoliticallife,he wouldhaveregardedasfrivolous. Hisattitudetoalcohol,forinstance;hehas beennotedforhisabstemioushabits,almostasceticin hispersonallife.

Butdidn'thedeclare,at eighty,thataglassofstout wasgoodwithameal,and onenewspaperpromptly

5 usedtheheadlineGIGFY, whichiswhattheGuinness firmputsondouble-decker busesasan-advertisement, andwhichmostpeoplecorrectlyfiguretomeanGuinessisGoodForYou. Nobodyassumed,ofcourse thathehadanygreatthirst himself,orindeedanygreat knowledgeofalcohol. In LondonaBritishMember ofParliamenttoldmeofhow Mr.deValera,whenPremier,treatedhimtosome whiskey.

HewenttolunchwithMr. deValera,whotoldhim:"I believeyouarepartialtoa littleglassofwhiskey."

KnowingthatMr.deValerawasateetotaller,the M.P.suggestedsomething non-intoxicating,butMr.de ValerainsistedthatIrish whiskeywasgoodwhiskey andorderedsomeforhis guest,whoindeeddoeslike Elglassofgoodwhiskey.

Devknewsomuchorso littleaboutwhiskeythathe orderedabottle,andpersonallybeganpouringitinto theM.P.'sglass.Itwasa largewaterglass,capable ofholdinghalf-a-pint,ora pint,andDevkepton pouring.

"Iwantedtotellhim." saidtheM.P.,"toleavesome roomforthewater,butIwas afraid.Isaid'Enough,'but heinsisted'Thisisverygood whiskey'andkept011pouring,tillitwasuptothe brim.Itwaseasytoseehe wasn'tawhiskey-drinker!"

ThePresident,surrounded byhischildrenandgrandchildren,andaccompaniedby Mrs.deValera,satfor photographs.Messagesof congratulationonhisbirthday,cameinfromallover theworld,includingamessagefromQueenElizabeth.

Hiseyesight,whichmay havehadalittletodowith hismeasurementofwhiskey, hasnotbeengood,buthe canseeclose-upsontelevision.Thenationalgame ofhurling,however,istoo fastforhimtofollowon television.

Heiserectandsprightly, aremarkablypreserved eightyafter,likeoldMrs. Hurley,aremarkablyactive life.Hisownlesson,like hers,isthatthesoftlife, whichhehasneveraccepted evenamidthepalatialsurroundingsofthePresidential houseinPhoenixPark,is notthewaytohealthand longlife.Hewalksagood deal,butheisalittleconcernedthatheisnotwalkingenough,andforthishe putstheblameonthegravel paths.

GOVERNMENT TOBEASKED TOASSIST

TheCommoneaIt Governmentwillbeasked tomakeanannualallocationequivalenttoasmall percentageofthenational incometohelpcombat worldhunger.

ThePresidentoftheAustralianNationalCommittee oftheFreedomfromHunger Campaignsaidthislastweek followingaconferenceof campaignchairmeninSydney.

Theconferencedecided thatthepresident,Mr.Hobbin,shouldseekameeting withthePrimeMinister,Mr. Menzies,todiscusstheproposal.

"OurcommitteeappreciatesthattheCommonwealth Governmenthasalready donemuchtoassistthe driveagainsthunger,but theimmensityoftheproblemcallsforanaccelerated effort,"saidMr.Hobbin.

"Hungerhasblightedthe worldforcenturies,andcan only"Seeliminatedbya concentratedattacklasting manyyears.Theproposed CommonwealthGovernment allocationwouldbeavery wiseinvestmentinAustra-

lia'slong-termeconomicand militarysecurity.Hungry andimpoverishedpeople makepoorcustomersforour tradeandcouldimperilour wholewayoflife."

TheFreedomfromHunger conferenceconcernedan earlierdecisiontoholda nationaldoorknockdriveat theendofMaynextyear. BecauseofdifferentState laws,thedrivewillnotbe carriedoutonthesameerryineveryState.

TheconferencealsodecidedtourgeallStateeducationalauthorities,includingadulteducationdepartments,toincludethestudy offoodandpopulationproblemsintheirsyllabuses.

Mr.Hobbinsaidthatthis decisionfollowedrecommendationsmadeattwe FreedomfromHungercampaignconferenceswhichho attendedearlierthismonth inKualaLumpurandRome.

"Thenexttwogenerations willhavetocontendwiththe hungerproblem,probably morethanthepresentone." hesaid."Forthatreason,it isvitalthatouryoung peopleandthepotential leadersoftomorrowshould beproperlyinformedabout theproblemandtheaction neededtoovercomeit."

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Theannoyancefeltatthecoldcoffee,thelatemorning newspaper,thedelayintheappointment,allbetraythat theegoisconsideredthatwhichmustbeserved immediately.

Thebusinessmanisalwaysinahurry;evenhis pleasuresarefast.Hedoesnottastefood;hegulpsit. Hewaitsnotforfruit;heplucksblossoms.Aboutthe onlypatiencehehas,anditisnottruepatience,is waitingforthestockmarkettogohigher.Thisis reallynotpatience,butahauntingquestfor"more."

Youth,too,hassomethingofthisimpatienceinits precociousnessasregardspleasure.Atanearlyage youthcanfeelalreadyjadedamongsomeoflife's sensibleexperiences.Thereisalustoffinishinglife, evenbeforeithasbegun.Thatiswhythereissucha loveofspeed,forthespeedofyouthisnottogettoa certainpoint,buttoshowimpatiencewithlife.

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DESPITEtheloveofhurry,intheNewTestament alonethereisarecommendationtopatiencethirtythreetimes.Patienceisnotapassivity,butastrong

BlindChildren

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GAZASTRIP(United ...ArabRepublic):ThePontificalMissionforPalestinehasgiven A27,000 toestablishthefirstcentre fortheblindhere.

MonsignorJosephT.Ryan ofNewYork,presidentof thePontificalMission,and Brigadier-GeneralGamal Ed-inSaber,directorof socialaffairsandrefugee MattersforGaza,unveiled aplaqueattheopening ceremony.

Thecentrewillprovide generaleducationforblind children,vocationaltrainingforolderpersons,and home-visitingandcounsellingformanyofthoseun-

abletocometothecentre. Atpresent,thecentrehas accommodationfor60fulltimestudents.

ThePontificalMission's giftcoveredthecostof buildingthocentre,andwill paythefirsttwoyears' operatingcosts.Thesitewas providedbytheUnitedArab Republicauthoritieshere.

Itisestimatedthatthere are1,500blindhere,both refugeeandnon-refugee.

JamesWeldon,directorof theUnitedNationsRelief andWorksAgencyforPalestineRefugees,whichhelpedsetupthecentre,praised thePontificalMission'sinterestintherefugees.

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enduranceinthefaceofseemingdefeat,anddisappointment;itisarefusaltobecrushedbytheblowsof circumstances.

Twoofthemostfamousexpressionsare:"Hewho believes,doesnothasten,"and"inyourpatience, possessyoursouls."Thepossessionofthesouldescribes thestateinwhichapersonhasfullcommandand undisturbedenjoymentofhimselfinoppositiontooutsideinfluences,whichdisturbanddecomposehispeace ofmind.Vainiswealthandprosperityandevenhealth, whenunrestrainedviolenceoftemperbecomesasource ofdisturbanceandvexation.Theloudcomplaint,the queruloustemper,andthefretfulspiritdisgracecharacter,andshowthatthemindisunmannedbymisfortunes.

Therearemanywhoexcusethemselves,sayingthat iftheywereinothercircumstancestheywouldbemuch morepatient.Thisisagravemistake,foritassumes thatvirtueisamatterofgeography,andnotofmoral effort.Itmakeslittledifferencewhereweare;itall dependsonwhatwearethinking.Whathappenstous isnobsoimportantashowwereacttowhathappens. Patienceis'notabsenceofaction.Itwaitsfortheright timetoact,fortherightprinciplesandintherightway. Patienceisnotinsensibility.Itisaresultofthought. Itisaveryactivebearingupofoneselfunderthe pressureofcalamity.Everymanhasasoultosave,but thiscannotbedoneexceptbysteadfastloyaltytothe highestandthebest.Patiencethenisasubmissive waiting,aframeofmindwhichiswillingtowait becauseitknowsWhomitserves,becauseitiswilling becausethesoulisworthmorethantheuniverse.

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AstudioofVaticanRadio wasadaptedfortheuseof televisioncorrespondents, Mobileinstallationswereset upoutsideSt.Peter'sBasilicawithauxiliaryapparatus.Threenewstudioswere setupintheadministrative headquartersofVatican Radioforrecordingand editingtapesofradiocommentators.R.A.I.supplieda technicalstaffof30tolook afterthesestudios. Inthebasilicaitselfisolatedstudiosweresetupfor 30radiocommentatorsand tentelecasters. Televisioncableoutlets wereinstalledinSt.Peter's whereverpublicceremonies aretotakeplace.Theseare linkedwiththecoaxial cablesoftheItalianlongdistancenetwork. ROADSAFETY

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SEOUL(Korea):The KoreanFamilyPlanningAssociationis offeringsterilisation operationsfreetomen volunteersasanew featureofthebirth controlcampaignbeingconductedin Korea.

Thegovernmenthas alsodecidedtoimport thousandsofdollars worthofartificalcontraceptivesfordistributiontopoorfamilies. Theywillbegivenout atthebirthcontrol clinicssetupbythe governmentin1961. Thereare183such clinicsinoperationat thepresenttime.In addition,thebiggerhospitalsintownsand citieshavesetupspecial sectionswherebirth controladviceandcontraceptivemethodsare giventothoseasking forit. Sinceitwasopened oneyearago,thebirth controlcampaignhas notprovedassuccessful asthegovernmenthad hoped.Theideaofthe governmentistolimit thepopulationofSouth Koreato29millionby theendofthefive-year economicplanin1966. Latestpopulationfigure forthecountryis25 million. eirerNireineeerheee.einerNeee.p...1

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