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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1910.
No. 1451. VOL. XXXIV.
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CONTRACTORS TO THE W.A. AND COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENTS, which The monstrance and cross were sent to Cardinal Moran. for His
Jubilee are said to be gifts of 'hassling beauty and priceless value.
head Office : BarrackStreet, Perth Factory, and Saddlers Ironmongery Department, Murrarst., Perth
the Grand total up to date for completion of St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, is £62,557. The takings at the I libernian Stall alone at the recent St. Mary's Fete amount to nearly £900. *
The ranks of the older thers, says " Southern Cross,"
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is our midst are gradually beins thinonly a few weeks ago 've lad ned. to record the death of the Res J. O'Malley, at Norwood and his week it is oar sad duty to record the death of the Rev. A. Sarseh, known \s ho was wal and favourably ;,n.1 in the North for many years, ;
at Norwood since 1903. *
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Owing to the death of Rev. l'sts,Father the Rev. Parsch, S.J., of Seven Hill sill O'Dowling, Nor future be stationed at in wood.
It is unlikely that Bishop ft -s ('.S.A., of Bencligo, sris s " The Freeman," will return to his diocese this year, his Lordship having elroiged his plans.
The Vets Rev. :Asa-
signor Barry, administrator of the dioceses, has received a letter from the Bishop, dated 24th September, at Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare, Ireland, stating that his health was showing a satisfactory improvement, and he contemplated visiting Dublin in the lington, New Zealand who attended middle of October to consult a me- prima donna to be a member of the deliberately cut out of his life all the Eucharistic Congress at Moninterests, worldly so and in race week domestic Vice -regal during parts of advisability dical friend as to the treal, arrived in Brisbane by the Carender free to the be he might that enMelbourne, but owing to her Ireland. his spending the winter in gagements, Miss Castles found it im- maximum service to humanity. They nadian mail steamer, Marama, 29th His Grace is on his was d not forget that the Soggarth October. A new Church was recently opened possible to accept the invitation. In to New Zealand, and will visit at Rochester (Bendigo diocese), bs January she will return to London. Aroon was the poor man's fearless back champion against oPPression in the Sydno en route. At present he is Very Rev. Monsignor Barry, V.G. It Persecution through spending a few days at Toowoomba, Mr. Hugh Mahon on the occasion dark days of cost £450o. * * That with his nephew, Mr. V. C. Redwood opening a Bazaar at Brunswick, which our forefathers passed. of town. Dr. Half the members of the Maori Vil- recently, paid a marked tribute to he guided them, consoled and defen- who is Mayor of that Mass and Redwood celebrated midnight dcd them sith selfish affection lage, now touring Australia, are Ca- the priesthood. dauntless courage that had never at Notre Dame during the EtscharThey attended Mass in tholics. (Loud Applause). istic Congress r.t Montreal. Here, said Mr. Mahon, as in ever, been surpassed. their native costume at St. Patrick's Cathedral, WV oarne, on Sunday, Part of the continent, one finds en- The tie that grew out of this self The marriage of Mr. J. P. Lalor, created much interest. After during monuments on the zeal of the sacrifice and heroism was as strong and to -day as ever. In every emergency and Miss H. Loughrey is announced, f i h Mass they paid a visit to the Arch- Priesthood and the vitality the hearts of the people. of l'fe, in all its inevitable trials sas the " Advocate," to take place them' mementoes faith in bishop, who gase of the occasion in the shape of ros- considering the youth of this coon- 'and misfortunes, Catholics feel that on tIth January at Western, AustraMr. Lalor, who has been. aP4 The Maori try and the slender resources of the the priest is still their best friend, lia. ari-s and crucifixes. chief reminded his Grace that on the Catholic population, the priest must and that the'. can look to him for pointed Administrator and. Instrucof his visit to Rotorua, be regarded as the miracle-worker of (-silence which is never tainted hs tional Staff Officer, to the W.A. Brioccasion He has studded the land self-interest. In this happy and con - gade, is the eldest son of the 'late New Zealand, a sear or so ago, be the age. Churches, colleges, convents, fidential relationship would be found Pr. Lalor, and grandson of the late (the chief; was on the committee, with hospitals, and refuges-all some explanation of the great things Hon. Peter Lalor. which presented Dr. Carr with an sdhools, in less than three generations. (Ap- which had been accomplished for the address of welcome. It explained plause). Were he asked for the se- Church in Australia. A great part of the essense of true Miss Amy Castles has returned to cret of these achievements, he would the cheerful readiness with which the in these three Sydney from Brisbane, and gone to say it lay- in the priest's disregard laity alwa% s responded to the cads politeness is expressed words, " Never prefer yourself." her cottage at Coogee, where she of self, in his single-minded devotion made upon them. of The self -conqueror is greatest will rest for a month. Lady Dud- to his noble mission. The people felt His -Grace, the Archbishop of 'Wel- conquerors. ley sent a pressing invitation to the that the Priest had voluntarily' and
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