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The Record Newspaper 27 January 1984

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Archbishop's statement:

Number 2374

PERTH, WA: JANUARY 27 — FEBRUARY 2, 1984 ADDRESS 26 John Street, Perth, WA, 6000 PO Box 50, Aberdeen Street, Perth, WA, 6000 TELEPHONE: (09) 328 1388

The ordination of Father William Holmes in St Patrick's Cathedral last Sunday was a day of celebration also for his wife Marjorie and son Philip (pictured below). Bishop Quinn who performed t he ceremony (right) said permission for this ordination was given by the pope only because Father Holmes had once served in the Anglican ministry. There have been four o ther such ordinations in Australia. Father Holmes will live in Bunbury and will be attached to t he staff of St Patrick's Cathedral on special duties.

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Bishop Quinn ordains Father William Holmes

"Concern for the Aboriginal people was among the highest priorities when Bishop Brady arrived here in 1846 with his band of missionaries and set out the main directions the Church's work would follow. "It remains a high priority of the Church today, one to which I intend to direct much of my energy as Archbishop of Perth," he said.

our Catholic Aboriginal groups to give me their reactions, and I invite other groups to do the same. The position the Church adopts must be informed and based on principles of justice and love. "At first reading there seems to be little that is radical or extreme in the d ocumen t ' s recommendations. "In fact it appears to lend s upport to the WA Catholic Bishops' agreed statement on Aboriginals and land in WA issued last year. (The Record June 2) "I would like to reiterate some of those principles:• The recognition of the p rior occupancy of Australia by Aborigines. • The right of self -

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A rchbishop Foley a sked the Catholic community to examine the discussion paper s ympathetically and with an open mind. "I have already asked

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The Catholic Church is certainly an interested p arty to the Seaman discussion paper because o f its 150 year old involvement with care for the Aborigines of WA, Archbishop Foley said this week.

d etermination for c ohesive Aboriginal communities living on their own land which the \ s hould hold under inalienable freehold title. •The right to control developments on their land (e.g. roads, public utilities, mining, tourism) w ith the Parliament having over-riding power, • The need for economic assistance and guidance and managerial advice to enable communities to w ork towards selfsufficiency. "It needs to be made clear no land is to be h anded over a utomatical ly, "I hope the debate on the merits or otherwise of the discussion paper take place on a non-partisan, non-racial basis in the light of Christian concern for equality and human rights.

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