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THE MOST REV. PATRICK MARY O'DONNELL, WHO HAS SUCCEEDED ARCHBISHOP DUHIG AS ARCHBISHOP OF BRISBANE, WAS BORN AT The senior Archbishop of the world, ArchFETHARD, COUNTY TIPPERARY, IRELAND, ON Saturday died Duhig on FEBRUARY 2, 1897. bishop Sir James He was educated by the Saturday, April 15, 1922. Brisbane. in 10, April orning, m Patrician Brothers at Fet- He celebrated his first treRockhampton made Archbishop Duhig, who of hard, and by the Jesuit Mass the next day at the was 93, had been seriously mendous strides. Fathers at Mungret Col- Redemptorist Church of ill for a month following lege, On February 23," 1912, Limerick, where St. Alphonsus, Rome. a collapse on February 21. Bishop Duhig was transMonsignor John English He returned to Ireland He rallied in late March, ferred to Brisbane as Cowas a class-mate, and did at the end of June and left bethen condition his but Archbishop to his theological studies at for Australia on the Kyber, adjutor gan to deteriorate. All Hallows' College, Dub- arriving in Melbourne in Archbishop Dunne with lin, and the Pontifical Ur- late October, 1922, for serBorn in County Limerick, the right of succession. ban College. to which is vice in the Diocese of Sale. Ireland, on September 2, He succeeded to the See attached the University of He was appointed Coad1871, the late Archbishop on January 13, 1917, and Propaganda, Rome. of Brisbane was one of a has been its Archbishop jutor Archbishop of Brisfamily of seven which Contemporaries of Arch- bane with right of 'succesyears. .In this time migrated to Australia in for 48 bishop O'Donnell dring his sion and Titular Archsix over ordained has he the 1880's. They arrived student days in Rome in- bishop of Pelusium in Dehundred priests and proin Brisbane in 1885. cluded Cardinal Gilroy, cember, 1948. fessed hundreds of ReliHe was consecrated in Archbishop of Sydney. His early education was gious. Cardinal Agagianian, Pre- the Cathedral of Our Lady c ompleted at St. Joseph's fect of the Congregation of Perpetual Succour, Sale, College, Gregory Terrace, HONOURS of the Propagation of the on St. Patrick's Day, and following this he The late Archbishop Duhig Honoured by the Queen Faith, Archbishop Ngo Din March 17, 1949. Cardinal worked for several years in 1959 for his services to Thuc, the exiled Arch- Gilroy was the consecratas an office worker. at St. bishop of Hue, and brother ing prelate, and the late 'Archbishop Du- • hig raised and spent enor- Requiem Mass In 1891 he was sent to edneation; hig became the ses.oni mous amounts of money Stephen's Cathddral on of the late President of A rchbishop Duhig preachRome to commence his l iving bishop to receive a for land sites and buildincs Tuesday. April 13. His ed the studies for the priesthood. knighthood. The other is throughout the Archdio- Eminence Cardinal Gilroy, Vietnam, the Armenian Prelatesoccasional sermon, present included Archbishop of Baghdad. These were carried out at cese. At one count several A rchbishop of Sydney, the Syrian Archbishop of Archbishop (now CardiMichael -Archbishop Sir the Irish College. Gonzi, the Archbishop of years ago, 400 new build- was celebrant of the Mass. Baghdad. and the Arch- nal) Marella, Apostolic ings had been erected, 40 The Apostolic Delegate, bishop of Teheran, Arch- Delegate in Australia at On September 19, 1896, Malta. new parishes had been Archbishop Doninico En- bishop Beovich of Ade- the time. he was ordained by Archhonours were not Civic bishop Cassetta in the new to Archbishop Duhig. started and equipped and rici, was present in the laide. Bishop O'Collins of Co-consecrators were the 20 country parishes had sanctuary. Basilica of St. John Latand Cardinal Doi, late Bishop Ryan, of Sale, Ballarat. them carried with yet he been founded. eran and on his return to and the late Bishop Glee the true humility of a great His Lordship Bishop M. Archbishop of Tokyo. Brisbane in July, 1897. he man. son, C.SS.R., of Maitland. Institutions of higher McKeon represented the There were 45 different was made assistant priest Over twenty members of education had been estabthe attending nationalities at -Perth He held Archdiocese already of the at Ipswich. the _hierarchy were preUrban College and the rank of Companion of the lished and Catholic welfare the obsequies. • Appointed as adminiswas Most Distinguished Order and charitable institutions In his panegyric, Arch- rector at the time O Continued PAGE 10 sent. trator of St. Stephen's of St. So Monsignor Giobbe. who is and St. had been enlarged. Michael said: O'Donnell. bishop' in Brisbane Cathedral in great was his building acRothe of Cardinal George; he was a Knight "James Duhig was a man now a March, 1905, he was only Commander of the Order tivity that it earned him of many parts and varied man Curia. there ten months when he of Merit of the Italian the nickname of "James interests —churchman. eduAfter four years in was consecrated Bishop of Republic. the Builder." cationist. patron of the Rome. he was ordained to Rockhampton on DecemHe was a Senator of the The new Archbishop of arts and sciences. bene- the priesthood by Cardinal ber 10. 1905. His appointment was the first made University for about thirty Brisbane. Archbishop P. factor, moulder of thought Pompali, Vicar -General of years. O'Donnell, preached the and trend, outstanding Rome. in the Basilica of by Pope Pius X. Arclabishop late Du The St. John Lateran, on Easter panegyric Solemn figure." at the public At the time he was . '000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 oft 0 0 00 0 0-10-0-0 0 0 Ø.f 0 00 of 0 0 0 0- 0 00 0 0 0 0 0-00-0 0 0 00-0 -1 -7,04,100.1 youngest Bishop in the Church. His length of episcopate, 60 years, has made A TLANTA'S Archbishop him the longest reigning • Paul J. Hallinan has Bishop in the Church. disclosed that letters he r eceived supported by two Under Bishop Duhig's administration the Diocese to one the favourable stand by the archdiocese for the civil rights demonstrations in Selma and Montgomery, A labama. In his column, "Archbishop's Notebook" in the Georgia Bulletin, the archdiocesan newspaper, the Archbishop stressed that "no priest or layman was sent- to Alabama. All who WURZBURG, GERMANY: went "asked to go with IT IS POSSIBLE THAT a pproval — and it was given," He said no money I THE FOURTH SESSION OF THE SECOND of the archdiocese was V ATICAN COUNCIL used in the cause: that WILL LAST UNTIL THE those who went paid their NORTHERN SPRING OF own expenses. 1966. "It is the fixed teaching, of our Church that ChrisBishop Peter can Lierde, tians must stand for jusVicar -General of the Pope tice —civic, racial and ecofor Vatican City, said in nomic. They must profess an interview with the Gerand practise it. They must man weekly Deutsche sacrifice for it, too," the Tagespost that this is posArchbishop wrote. sible if the Council "The Church will proFathers have not combably take part in demonpleted their work. strations again. If the The Pope would not cause is right and the want the freedom of action necessity urgent. If they for the Fathers limited and are non-violent. And if would not insist that the tho.:P who go, whether fourth and final session be priests or laymen, are not ended ' in December, the neglecting their first rebishop stated. The fourth sponsibilities to their daily THIS IS A REPRODUCTION OF THE PAINTING BY THE F AMOU. session opens on SeptemI 1APHAEL, IN THE VATICAN ART GALLERY role in the Church," he ber 14. added. 41'47-0-0141%0A114.
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