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3481. PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1970.
Reunion Charter With Anglicans Suggested POPE PAUL VI issued what might prove to be a charter of reunion between the Roman Catholic and Anglican Churches. He said at the canonisation of the 40 English and Welsh martyrs, who died for their faith during the 16th and 17th centuries, that the devotion of the martyrs toward their nation "assures us that no offense to the honour and sovereignty of a great country such as England will be involved on the day of unity of faith and of Christian life is restored, God willing."
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This painting, entitled "Pope Paul VI" is by West Australian artist, Mr. Frank Pash. Painted originally on the spur of the moment, it depicts a troubled Pope in a troubled era. The turbulent Sea of Galilee in the style of Salvador Dali evokes the memory of Peter in distress. Even then, as now, Christ was near. The surging spume of the waves conveys the impression of a long-haired Christus, relevant to modern times. The artist has presented this painting and proceeds from the production of the same to The Record for charity. The Record has nominated St. Vincent's Hospital Guildford, Catherine McAuley Centre, Wembley, and Christian Brothers' Pre-Vocational School at Broome as the works of charity to be considered in the distribution of the proceeds. Copies are available through The Record at—Framed $15; Unframed S10. They would make an excellent Christmas gift or commemorative painting of the Pope's Australian Visit, 1970.
C ARDINAL DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Nothing would be re- come patriarch of the the English martyrs ility, the gratitude and quired in such a unity Western, or Latin, rite Thomas More and John the hope" with which he CARDINAL Richard Joseph Cushing is dead. "that would diminish the and the Anglican Arch- Fisher 35 years before, it welcomed the ArchIn New York, Mrs. The 75-year-old prelate, sor, the Most Rev. Humprestige due to the Angli. bishop of Canterbury was attended not only by bishop of Canterbury's can Church or that patriarch of the English the British government's representative, Dr. Harry who resigned as Arch. berto S. 'Medeiros re Jacqueline OnassLs, widow of the late President would diminish the good rite. minister to the Holy Sep Smythe, and other An- bishop of Boston in Sep- cently. John F. Kennedy, and tember for health reaspatrimony of piety and (Bishop Butler was a but by a representative glicans. now wife of multions, died after a 14-year customs proper for the participant in the first of Anglican Archbishop Present in St. Peter's Tr.11ionaire Aristotle OnAnglican Church, when meeting of the Joint Michael Ramsey, of Can- Basilica at the ceremony fight against cancer. assis, was quoted as saythis Catholic Anglican-Catholic Per- terbury. Roman On hearing the news was the 12-year-old son ing:— Church, Archbishop Ramsey of the woman who, in a this week, Pope Paul VI this humble manent Theological Com'servant of the servants mission, which met in had earlier expressed very limited sense, "Cardinal Cushing's made dashed off to his private of God', can embrace her England in January.) fears that the canonisa- the canonisation suffering has ended, and pos- chapel to offer prayers. ever-beloved sister in the The canonisation or tion would open old sible. the world has lost one Cardinal Cushing, the unique and authentic the 40 English and Welsh wounds. Catholic author. of the greatest men who The cure of the late son of an immigrant communion of Christ's martyrs was attended by ities, after a study or ever lived_" blacksmith, rish was I a family." at least 10,000 English public opinion on the Mrs. Joan Matthewman close friend of the well(In March, Auxiliary and Welsh pilgrims. matter, declared them- of cancer of the shoul- known Kennedy family Bishop Christopher Butselves reassured that the derblade was accepted conand Ecumenism OTHER PAGES ler, of Westminster, sug- ciliation were keynotes canonisation posed no by the Holy See as a and champion of the ecumenical cause. gested that, in a united at the canonisation cere- deep ecumenical difficul- proof of the 40 martyrs' Page Items power of intercession of One America's Catholic-Anglican Church mony. ties. 2 Editorial, Mass most influential prelates under the primacy of the In marked contrast At the ceremony, Pope with God. Guide, letters to he also sought to better Pope, the Pope would he. with the canonisation or Paul spoke of "the hum( See Page 11). t he Editor. the lot of South Americ3 Foreign and local ans. In 1958 he formed news. an internationally represented Order of priests 5 For investors. —the Order of St. James 8. Y.C.W. news. Apostle—to work the UNITED NATIONS.—The concern over drug abuse is becoming worldwide, and United Nations 9 Social page. among there the needy. members are planning for a global attack on the problem. Cardinal Cushing He inducted his succesON members plan an sion on Narcotics in Gen- treatment and rehabilitaintegrated system of law eva. tion of drug dependent enforcement and control persons. resolution spelA draft directed particularly Other sections suggest against the three crucial ling out procedures for methods of promoting implementation, with Points of supply —dethe international effort fund, from help was the /nand and illicit traffic co-sponsored by Brazil, to overcome drug abuse, in narcotics. Ghana, India, Iran, Pak- including: Expansion reof The United States, istan, Sweden, Turkey • search and information Prime mover in the plan, and the U.S. facilities in U.N. drug has proposed the establishment of a UN Fund It includes limitation control bodies in order of the supply of drugs to to supply timely data to f or Drug Control, to be legitimate (medical) re- governments; administered by U.N. Secretary General, U. quirements by ending • Technical assistance Thant. It has offered to their illegal production, to countries in the estabprovide $2 million for processing and manufac- lishment and improvethat purpose. ture; improved adminis- ment of national drug tration of existing bod- control agencies; John E. Ingersoll, head ies concerned with elim- • The training of addiof the U.S. Bureau of ination of illicit drug tional qualified personNarcotics and prevention of nel to fill needs in adDanger- traffic; ous Drugs, announced drug abuse, through edu- ministration enand the pledge at the special cational special forcement machinery, at and session late in Septem- campaigns; and provi- regional or national lev ber of the U.N. Commis- sion of facilities for els.
World-Wide Attack On Drugs Planned
SEVEN COUNTRIES ON POPE'S LIST
IN THE LONGEST and most strenuous journey of his seven-year term, 73year-old Pope Paul VI has scheduled a nine-day trip that will take him half Way across the world to seven Asian and Pacific countries. Besides his main visAfter leaving Sydney, A refuelling stop will its to Manila (the Philip- be made at Teheran en Pope Paul will stop overpines) oil November 27 route from Rome on Noto 29, and Sydney on at Jakarta (Indonight vember 26. After leaving N ovember 30 to December 3, he Manila, he will visit Pago nesia) on December 3-4. will also stop Over at Teheran (Iran), Pago in American Sam- then, on his way back, the Samoan Islands, In- oa and the independent donesia, Hong Kong and state of Western Samoa stop at Hong Kong and Ceylon. Colombo (Ceylon). on November 29.
Discussing details of next years Project Compassion Campaign are the members of the National Advisory Committee of Australian Catholic Relief at their re:ent meeting in Sydney. All states are represented on this committee. From left: Mr. L. Keegan (Hon. Treasurer), Mr. R. Banks (Tas.), Mr. T. Moynihan (Old.), Mr. W. Byrne (National Executive Director), Archbishop J. W. Gleeson (Episcopal Deputy for A.C.R. and chairman of the committee), Mr. R. Boylan (N.S.W.), Brigadier V. Dowdy (A.C.T.), Mr. D. Shinnick (S.A.), Father B. Walsh (Vic.), Mr. P. Donnelly (W.A.).