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Publivhed Every Saturday. No. 1471
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER T7,
VOL. XXXIV.
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3fiterstate The Rev. Father Piper, O.F.M. was
recently ordained and appointed to the St. Joseph's Parish, Woolahra. The contributions to St. Mars's Sydney, total Cathedral Fund, £16,200.
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GOVERNMENTS. CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH
Head Office : BarrackStrect, Perth Murray'st., Perth Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Deipartment,
A cablegram from Rome announces
that lis Holiness Pope Pius X. has presented a grand Ostensory to St. Mary's Cathedral, and his despat1
Letter and gold cross to the Cardi'al-Archpishop to commemorate the jubilee of his Cardinnlate. . ched a Pontifical
Mackintosh daughter of Mr. Mackintosh, M.L.A., i,Q), and sister of the Rev. Brother Mackintosh (Strathlicld), won the ladies' singles championship of Queensland in inter -State tennis tournament, the held in Brisbane last week. Miss
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memorial pulpit to the late The in Very Rev. M. .1. Maher., ('.M., Fathers' Church. the Viucentian Melimuene, is the finest piece of art furniture of its kind in this State.
the The Catholic panulation of Vicariate Apostolic of the Gilbert Islands is 14,317, and working among this dusky congregation, besides the Bishop, are 24 missionarlay ies of the Sacred Heart, 14 Brothers, 18 Sisters, 82 native catechists and teachers. There are y6 primary schools, in which 1720 boys and 1636 girls are being educated. in There is one boarding-school, and which there are twenty girls, one school for catechists, with 17 Altogether there are 90 students. churches in the groups.
A Giiner of the Factory.
a College that from the viewpoint of educational equipment, can compare more than favourably The Melbourne " Advocate" speakthe Catholic press with most of the longer established notified ing of the late Father O'Malley, tralia to support Father Lowham has been deceased did not forget the land The Joseph colleges of the mainland, and that Rev. The : said PatS. St. He was an ardent of his transference from to considerations of in regard O'Malley is dead. Over thirty years of his birth. the rick's Cathehral, Ballarat, to take health, He did not like Nationalist. etc., will far surclimate, , Kell W. Rev. late the ago he and Father Lennon, Rome, which was charge of Koroit. at intrigue there is not a English for all them of the pass two considered FaS. J., were in detrimer.t of Ire- of Koroit, will go to Ballarat. college the to on carried situated prettily more Victoria in priests most prominent ther Rohan, will go to Warrackna- Australia, nor one, of course, in a Devitt Mr. late the after and land, and pulpit, on the platform', in the World," Fath- beal, to Ballarat East. Father healthier climate. in the Press. Father O'Malley took started the " Labour let- Coughlin, who has been in charge of series a wrote O'Malley er Cathodefending a leading part in of Ballarat East, will be attached to nom under the subject the on ters Two little boys, aged 4 and 6 were licity from the attacks that St. l'atrick's Cathedral again. The Father." " Jesuit of plume de years, sons of a painter, of Longmade on it. The Education Act had were commented on, and Hobart, met with a tragic ford, not long been passed, and the Se- letters were We learn from the " Tasmian Mothey expressed that -death on Monday. Their father was of cularists of that day-the Bible doubts McCarthy, Bro. Rev. The nitor," that a Jesuit. and their mother, readers of the present day-thought were written by while not disclos- the Christian Brothers, has been on away at work, World," to leave the house occasion having in that the thin end of the wedge had "ingLabour name business on of the writer, stated a visit to Hobart the in a stable, and been inserted which was to rend Cathe opening of St. locked the 1;t3 s two children-one he was not in Great Britain connection with other the took tholic's asunder'; but their expecta- that form to is to Virgil's College, which her. Suspicion pointed tions were not realised, end "many. or Ireland. Archbishop older and one younger-with sight O'Malley, and restraint was the memorial of the late caught afterwards father The a free and flashing sword," was rai- Father pleasHe was more than on him by his Superior, and, Murphy. smoke rising from the stable, of of sed to d^fend the Catholic citadel. placed his priestly vow of ed with the advanced condition acknowledging a took O'Malley Father fight and and with the help of neighbours, he In the College, the to additions the appeared out the flames. He had no idea part. The Catholic Press obedience, his name rarelyyears leading work effected in the lay- put of with the in print during the later the that his children were in the burnhad a warm supporter in Father court, tennis the of down ing gave The deceased; priest life. were O'Malley. He knew the advantages his the lev- ing building with their bodies under the best of his years to Australia, erection of ball courts, and of found where the,, had crawled (4 the press, and he also knew that arrangements general and elling memory will be kept green the the manger. It is supposed that a Catholic who read a Catholic pa- and his When who came in contact with the recreation ground. they took some matches with them per was not likely to ever become by those Archthe round comes May he rest in peace will opening day into the stable. "a shoneen," as a Catholic or an him. Posin be will Hobart or said by diocese In one of the last Der- be the prayer which 'will be Irishman. NI
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