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T.Z),T.A. No. ,..011C 4L uLAT1ONU,
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PERTH, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970.
(Registered at the G.P.O., Perth for transmission by post as a Newspaper.)
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The Holy Spirit Province of the Christian Brothers will open a Pre-Vocational School for Natives in the diocese of Broome, the Bishop of Broome, the Most Rev. J. J. Jobst, D.D., SAC., announced in Perth yesterday Aboriginal Although it will take Office of three stages to complete Affairs in Canberra it is hoped to have the would "study the proschool operational by ject". The State Govern-
A MILLION WILL SEE POPE IN PHILIPPINES
ment also rejected the appeal, but states its Bishop Jobst said willingness to pay five years previously he had per cent. interest on approached the Christian loans for residential purBrothers and invited poses. them to start such work Brother Levander said MANILLA.—More than for natives in the Kimthat it is the beginning, a million people are exberleys, and now the Provincial of the Chris- and if successful coulci pected at Manilla, PhilipThe Superior General of the Redemptorist Order, Father Tarcisius Amaral ( seated centre), with Father tian Brothers, Rev. Bro- lead to other similar pine Islands, during Pope T. A. Warren ( standing), the Superior of the Monastery, Father G. Joyce, the Provincial, and Father F. ther Levander and his schools for Aboriginals. Paul's visit in November. da Costa, Consultor General. main difficulty He is expected to stay Council had made a de- The cision which would bring would be in getting staff, for five days and will atgreat benefit and hope to helpers and those willing tend the first Pan-Asian the people of Broome to assist in a personal episcopal conference of capacity as lay mission about 4110 bishops. generally. The school will com- aries. Bishop Gaviola, secreHe envisaged the selec- mence by taking boys He indicated that th3 tion of some students after the completion of Christian Brothers would tary of the Philippines who would be able to the Sixth and Seventh own the property com- episcopal conference when finished foresees that the main do their seminary train- Grades in the local coun- pletely problems will be of secMission schools try and receive and that in Rome and the plan in ing PERTH: Asian and African students help them and gradually operation was on the urity, control of the maswhat Rome had to offer, are less demanding than their counterof lines suggested by the sive crowds, and accomwhich they could not re- reach the status parts in Western countries, including Junior High. Document on the Evan- modation for visitors. ceive elsewhere. will be no reThere gelisation of Peoples. He And when they returnNew Zealand and Australia Bishop Gaviola said ed to their own countries striction of admission as looked forward to the that the Pope might be This is the view of perhaps the most unique amenities will be the new expansion of the ordained newly as a sked to launch a Church Father John Manning, seminary or ecclesiastipriests, they would be given to all who wish to work of the Brothers scheme involving resetRector of the Pontifical cal college in the Cathoable to make up what avail of them. Subjects with hope and optimism tlement housing for the College for the Propaga- lic world in its interna they lost in not doing taught will include Metal- Bishop Jobst expressed poor. tion of the Faith (Propa- tional composition. their seminary training work. Woodwork, Weld- his gratitude the to ing, Mechanical trades ganda Fide) in Rome. Students, he said, came at home. He said Church leaders and all other skills re- Christian Brothers and in the Philippines expect Father Manning, a from close to 40 nations. said that since finance pastoral lative to the Maryknoll Father now The staff, too, was mulDIALOGUE could not be procured to take up with the Pope industry. in Perth on the first leg ti-racial. Father Manning Father Manning said locally in the Diocese of such problems as shortof a round - Australia Father Manning himdialogue was being carBroome he intended mak- age of priests in the TALENTS tour, was commenting self is an American. His students towards others. ing an appeal overseas. country, the social misried out internally beon unfavourable reports five are vice-Rectors Father Manning said tween the colleges to ex- It will set the young Aboriginal Sunday, July sion of the Church in of Australian seminary Chinese, Tanzanian, In- there was an exchange change experiences and natives on the way to- 12, might also induce meeting local problems students in Rome. and which was fostered as more common denomin- wards selecting an ap- locals to help the under- and "pastoral care of Australian dian, (Last year, 10 Austra- Vietnamese. youth". much as possible ators as regards ecclesi- prenticeship suitable to taking. lian students were askHe said: "There are, of through organised inter- astical training in gen- their talents. ed to undergo a period course, many religious mingling of the various children with a eral, and the Roman While of reflection after criti- colleges in Rome with races. talent for things technitraining in particular. cising their superiors at international cal will be accepted and composi"Their national eleHe said the Pope was the Propaganda College tion, but nothing to the ment is submerged. Our encouraging this and encouraged, those .showfor lack of communica- extent of Propaganda." hope is that they will be was involved through ing aptitudes for acadetion). able to exist and live to- the Sacred Congregation mic studies will continue Pallotine Father Manning said MISSION gether on an internation- of Catholic Educa- to be sent to A frican and Asian stuMission, Riverton, Clonal level." His mission here is tion, which kept close tarf Boys' Town and dents were less outgoWhat, then, was the touch with the colleges two-fold: to prepare Aquinas. ing. himself and to gain future of national col- and which encouraged The first stage of the concerning leges? knowledge them and gave directives project will consist of LEADERSHIP "They have a future to be implemented by the priestly formation the construction of class"Their as long as there is a the various national and room buildings, quarters tendency is in Australia. more to seek leadership He visited Australia need in the Roman train- international colleges. for the Christian Broand guidance. You 11 years ago, but that ing for certain seminCommenting on the thers, living quarters for John Donovan might say their attitudes was a quick trip and ne arians." increase in vocations in the housekeeper and an to their own He agreed they should Eastern European coun- amenities block. priestly did not have seminary This f ormation reflect be used for post-gradu- tries that had been op- should be completed this more work in mind. or less the situation of ate students, the idea be- pressed, he drew a simi- year. "Now Ihave come with the Church in their par- the specific purpose of ing that the men come larity with Mexico where ticular regions. over already ordained A START had been per"The exigencies voiced gaining as much know- priests and that their the Church secuted some 50 years ledge as I can concernThe second will be by Australian and New ing the type of priestly seminary training took ago. built in 1971 and will Zealand students place in their own counare the The seminary situa- comprise the construcformation into Austraexigencies. I tries. believe, tion in Mexico, he said, tion of manual training Which people, the Catho- lian seminarians with a "In most cases, this is was flourishing. rooms, playground faciview toward incorporatlic people, the Church ing as much as I can in- true. But he could not say lities and the preparaitself in ' The idea is under- the same for Western tion of a boys' hostel. Australia and to the formation pro- lined by the "Cars have been my life for a long time. New Zealand, recent docuare voicgrammes at Propaganda ment from the Sacred Europe where he felt In 1972, the hostel acMy 17 years experience in all phases of the ing. there had been a generincorporating college, "I think it is true motor business means 1 can give you the right Congregation of Catho- al drop in boys seeking commodating 50 boys also in regard to the national elements of lic education which is an Missions outlying from sort of advice about buying a good quality the tion in the United situa- Australian training for encouragment to train ing admission to semin- will be opened. used car at the price you want to pay. States and Western Australian students in young men in the priest- ries. Phone me on 61 6736, or call and see me ksked to comment on Bishop Jobst indicated countries. It European our College as far as it is not anyhood in their own coun- the changing face of that the first part of the p ersonally." is possible. thing exceptional on tries, having in view Rome, which was often project would cost in the the Part of "In an international their pastoral formation looked upon as a sem- vicinity of $180,000 and Australian or New Zealand students seminary as the type we which can be best done inary city, Father Man- that the whole venture that they about total would want have in Rome, there has in their own environ- ning replied that there would certain to be a great deal of men,t with their own was, outwardly, such a S400,000. changes, because these are adaptation." people and in the setting change. actually These costs would be tions of requests reflecwork as which they will equally by the shared made could be The this life of said the He college here in USED CAR Australia and made for a rather unique priests. the result of too much Christian Brothers and New PECIALISTS S Broome. Diocese of Zealand." the the in experiment in brotherly He saw value in part- regimentation Outlining 495 Albany Highway, Victoria Park Tel: 61 6736 The Federal GovernPropaganda the work of living because there was time training at home, past, but the pendulum er Manning Fide, Fath- a necessary adaptation and part-time training could bounce back to a ment rejected the appeal John Donovan Peter Atkinson said it was on the part of individual overseas. for help, but said the happy balance. 1972.
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