Registered at the G.P.O. Perth, for Tran.sn-ission by Post as a Newspaper
Published Every Saturday. No.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15,
VOL. XXXIV,
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His Eminence, Cardinal Moran has £43,000 in hand towards the comSt. Mare's Cathedral. pletion of Randwick Parish, under the Fathers of the Sacred Heart gave £1,53o at one effort.
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Consequent upon the lamented dethe Venerable Archpriest of mise Sheehy, O.S.B., the following appointments have been made in the
ranks of the diocesan clergy in the Right Rev. Archdiocese. Sydney to be Monsignor Carroll, .V.G., Archpriest Very Rev. Archdeacon Murphy, P.P., to be Diocesan ExamRev. Father Coonan, Very iner P.P.. to be member of the Diocesan ;
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The Marisa Brothers' Bea s'
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of St. Mary's Cathedral School, Se dna\ , have had a most successful
In the recent Commonwealth year. Eisteddfod, it secured second place in the Juvenile Choir Championship. This achievement is all the mare St. meritorious inasmuch as the Mare's to% s competed with only 32 voices against the ;0 assisting othThe er choire. The Prize was Ca. choir v. as specially commended by et anlee alawlee the eminent Mr. ,
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adjediee tor. fur it' t pautiful singine. The choir aaa also successful in the Saar.). Coapetition, winning the senior and the junior boys' juvebox championships,. boys' solo vocal quartette, vocal trio, and equal in the vocal duet.
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Great credit is due to the conducA tor, Brother Connell, for his pains'n taking end successful labours training the oys' voices. The choir Miss Amy Castle arrived in Syd- tie to attend. ft morel, announced Cardinal Moran, in replying to a made remora able progress during froin Adelaide on Saturday the time for attendance in a manof ney the short time it was under his ef- vote of thanks at the opening of he bazaar in aid of St. Mary's week, and was met be her brat a. r.'r uncalled for in these days ficient tuition. held re- Mr. George Castles, and a number (lne watches and clocks. He Cathedral Fund at Burwood, of at the railway station. that the early morning ringing Dean Toain recently announced to verted to his remarks on the Euch- of friends disre- She motored at once to her pretty tlai bell was an unreasonable (as Congress in Montreal aristic e nerceneion that three new Ohr the Jur' ante of the plaintiffs' comfort,. priests are to be aided to the Ar- ported last week be telegraph). and cottage at Coogee overlookiing a nu leance '.vbich the Court Viand tradele diocese before Christmas and said that he hoped in a few years sea. should restrain. He gave judgment one after Christmas. The groeing they might be privileged to have a plaintiffs for 1:5, and grantA case of a somewhat novel char- for th needs of the diocese demanded ad- similar internatirral celebration, in an to restrain the deinjunction ed Justice Mr. before came acter necessary Of course, the Australia. ditional priestly ministrations. . preparation of such a celebration a'Bee.eett, of Melbourne, on Monday ft !relent from ringing the Church hell en,- Sunday or public holiday Robert J. Haddon, of Caul ail In tla_ course of a circular letter was the completion of St. Mary's, last. than 9 a.m. The to th clergy and laity, his Grace. as they had not at present a Cath- field, architect., ar.d his wife, asked at an earlier hour the plaintiffs were also allowed costs. the Archbishop of Melbourne, placed edral in New South Wales in which for an inamction to restrain to grant a stay the claims of tila Idol Father 'on they ceuld centre such a grand de- Rev. FranIK Lynch, as incumbent of His Honour refused St. Mary's complet- St. Paul's Church of England, Caul- of Proceedings. their generosity in a forcible light. monstration. . the the guardians of would not only be field, and The conspicuous virtues and organ- ed, however,, Miss Castles appeared with great ising power of the Sunreme Pontiff, worthy of it, but woul1 surpass Church, from riming the church le-41 Doas "Mimi," in " In linninoesle portrayed. were His very many of the Cathedrals In so as to be a nuisance or an an - success night she Graci! Ponted out that Z2o0p was which it had already been held. It r ovance. Damages of R5 'were also herne," and on Saturday be the prima donna in the two the amount of the Peter's Pence seemed as if the world was prepar- claimed. His Honour, in giving his will famws operas, " Cavalleria Rustiearly that the said Australia for decision, such to select a ing eatherine Placed at the feet of Pius and Leoncavalli's " I PagX. by the clergy and laity of the celebration, and, with Panama Can- ing hell was not a 'necessary inci- cialena;.,, It when an address was al opened in a few \ ears, they hop. dent to its trade, as it were. Archdiocese sent to his Holiness. This year's ed 30 or 40 Bishops of the United was not wanted to attract customcollection was made in the Cathe- States would favour them with ers, and not a single customer the Mon the wage is the end, dral last Sundae, week, the preacher their Presence, also Bishops from v;oelel ea lost by its discontinuance. but the worker and The early morning bell was no part work loses much, being the Very Rev. Prior M'Cahe, Canada, the Pacific Islands, of the Church service and no incen- loses more. and a generous response was made. the home countries. I
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