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PERTH, THURSDAY 8, 1971,
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Pope: Christians Must Join Anti-Pollution Drive
VATICAN CITY ( NC) —The Christian must be involved with the problem of pollution of the earth's air and water, Pope Paul VI told specialists on environmental issues.
Speaking to Interna- concern for man's welltional Institute for Juri- being." dical Studies' sympo"In fact, we cannot re si',:rn on pollution, the main indifferent to the anxiety the P ope stressed the neces- anxiety, sity of man protecting which has now become his environment today. common, regarding the pollution of these naturThe Pope cited various al elements which are references to nature in bound without any the Bible and by relig- choice to the physical Last year from Holy to Easter ious writers, including and even the moral life Thursday Tuesday there were the late French Jesuit, of man." eight killed and 98 inFather Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, who wrote The Pope concluded jured on Roads in Wesof the "spiritual power that people must reflect tern Australia. FOUR BROTHERS from the relatively new Order of St. Gerrard Majella ( from Sydney), in Bunbury recently. of matter." on the effect of techni- The Minister for Police From left: Brothers Joseph, Brian, Stephen ( sitting) and Andrew. - South West Pope Paul told his visi cal progress on civilisa- and Transport, the Hon. tors that religious man tion itself, "even as it J. Dolan, M.L.C., urges had good reasons for seeks to conquer an un- all drivers and passenof gers to ensure that they utilisation looking with religious limited identity at the matters matter," and said this have seat belts fitted to "which your group is "same civilisation final- their vehicles and use THE DIOCESE of Bun- the need seemed greate6i. all experienced the C011- Joseph, prior to leaving Etudying." He added that ly accomplishes the pol- them over Easter. During their month in cern of the visiting Broth- Perth on Saturday. bury is still wondering Christians shared and, lution of air and water what hit it during the Bunbury diocese at the ers. Bunbury itself, howPLEASURE In some way, made "our . . . without which it is Highlight of the camp own this intention, this impossible to realise the The risk of involve- month of March. Al- invitation of Bishop Mc- ever was to provide the was the Memorial Mass objective which is the basic welfare of man." ment in accidents, he though the climate went Keon, they conducted most lasting experience at Bunbury Cathedral, increases one extreme to another. seminars for clergy and of the month's tour of for Paul Fredricks, who out, points with the number of ve- in the opinion of teach- religious in many dis- duty. was killed during an Air and undertook hicles on the road during ers and pupils alike, no- tricts Training Corps expediSINCERE holiday periods and seat thing quite equalled the most dynamic and chaltion during the ChristA week-end camp was mas holidays. projects for belts provide real pro- tornado which hit them lenging youth. Their apostolate held in Bunbury. 130 last month. tection. "The youngsters were attended. The whole place still was to instruct youth in youngsters He urges all motorists terrific." said a high Lesser educators might United Nations: Scien- deeply related to the so- to observe the rules of talks about the four their faith and make it school teacher. "They have been overawed by live for them by strucinvolvcial and economic tific research is needed the road, and show cour- Brothers of the Austraing youth in life situa- the prospect of a mixed found a lot of meaning ture of society. tesy, anticipation and re- lian founded Order of St. on children of prisoncamp of this kind. Not in the new liturgy and tions. sourcefulness while driv- Gerard Majella. They I think I have seen what ers, according to the InThe social development ing. Holiday driving can came from New South One Leaving Certificate the Brothers of St. Ger- I would have considered ard Majella. ternational Catholic commission, meanwhile, be a pleasure only if we Wales and their mission student in a high school grossly unlikely, during adopted a resolution make it so. was to youth wherever they visited said: "These Guild Bureau. "I found the young- the camp days. It was inwhich dealt with crimBrothers are real swing- sters most sincere and triguing to hear the In a statement present- inality and social change. ers. They sweet) you off co-operative in all we youth seeking to give ed to the UN Commis- The resolution stressed your feet and enthuse you did. They joined whole- greater meaning to the sion for Social Develop- research and inter-govwith their spirit of un- heartedly in what we ask- offerings they made at co-operation ment, the ICCB noted ernmental concealed and uninhibit- ed of them. We felt we Mass and to the prayers that while there was at- in crime prevention. ed joy in matters relat- won their confidence and of the Faithful which tention to the treatment ing to faith and life." did them a great deal of they themselves composAmong the measures and rehabilitation of priCloser examination of good," Brother ed." said soners, few measures recommended were techthe visit revealed that were taken on behalf 6f nical assistance, informathis estimate was not Prisoners' children, apart tion exchange, regional far off target. f rom certain provisions institutes for training f or babies and infants. OUTSTANDING and research. Brothers Joseph, AnThe statement is the The commission also drew. Stephen and Brian result of an inquiry it recomemnded that the visited Albany in the has conducted in co-opert opic be a separate item course of their stay in ation with the United Naon the agenda of the next the Bunbury diocese. The ti°11S Children's Fund UN General Assembly (UNICEF), the UN Divico-operation they received from clergy and teachsion for Social Defence meeting so that it might "consider fully the situaers in the local schools and other international tion arising from increaswas quite outstanding. organisations. ing criminality and such The problems of these measures as The aim was to "build might be neChildren, it noted, were cessary a Christian community" to deal with it." and this they sought to do by arranging social activities, a "live-in" and encouraging deeper liturgical involvement. By V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Yugoslav President using the youths' methJosip Broz Tito and Pope Paul VI met in a ods to attract others, cofhistoric formal visit fee sessions, pop music, on March 29, some 20 years after the Church was subjected to repression by YugoARCHBISHOP Beovich bishop Gino Pero, will and "groovy atmosphere" slavia's post-war communist regime. successor, the youth came in large his of Adelaide (above) will install James Glee- numbers irrespective of Archbishop 1. May on retire President Tito religious backvisited resented in Belgrade by Archbishop :A t heir son. as the Vatican after He told this to his Sen- Adelaide. ground. mak- a pronuncio. tag a state visit to Italy. FOOD & PIE WARMER 120 pie Yugoslavia is the only ate of Priests last week. Because of a change reThey sang, :....nced, Illoth visits had been Eastern European coun- He said he had submitt- cently made by Pope cussed a overcame capacity, thermostat control scheduled for last Dec- try to have diplomatic ed his resignation t.-) Paul, Archbishop Beovich their shyness v.ii tte tinber but were called r elations with the Vati- Pope Paul in Rome last will not be assigned to a Brothers um'', the sc:-::e Off after an A lso in BAIN M ARIES unforseen can. Communist Cuba November and was grate- titular diocese on his re- was set for "in-depth" are up of DEEP WELL FRYERS national tern- still maintains such re- ful for its acceptance. stock fand tirement, )1it will bear c ounselling regarding unsettled lations, with an ambasGRILLERS TOASTER of forawareness. The build-up / ngoslav-Italian i Archbishop Beovich the official title border sador present in Rome RANGES OVEN LOW nirro_1:1,tpychecIC:ic mer Archbishop of Adeand Problems. will be 75 years of age a lthough the OTCUPBOARDS Vatican has H devic ,s He will thus conwere n: ings Yugoslavia is now rep- left the post of nuncio in torior-OW. h tinue to have a spiri'aial to unders: l'eSented at the Vatican Havana empty and is reOn May 1 in St. Francis ;-)ond vi:th the See he cud the: ' by a full ambassador, presented only by a Xavier's Cathedral. the 1‘;.s. served frr- 31 year-, Katannii g, S • 'While the Vatican is rep- charge d'affaires. Apostolic Delegate, Arch- See Page 3 Manjimu7 r-nc ts
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