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PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE
21, 1913
Highgate Institute de Notre Dame des Missions,
Henschke, the ltev. f'ather's parents,
invited the congregation to partake of breakfast at Glass's Assembly Rooms. After breakfast, Mr. D. E, in W.A. Madigan, on behalf of the congregation, welcomed the 11ev. Father hack at Armentieres and several other to his birthplace. Mr M. B. Woods, on to had behalf of his old schoolmates, extend11.,m-213 of learning and charity he surrendered to the modern vandals ed him a hearty welcome. The Rev. -quar- Father replied suitably, and said he f France, and the present head ters of the Order is at Deal, in Kent. was pleased indeed to he home once Writing from there two years ago to more after his long studies. On Thursday, May 22, the Feast of all the h Rises of the Order, the Mother GereTal said: "The Institute was Corpus Christi and the 2eth anniverbut the tiny grain of mustard seed, sary of the Rev. Father's baptism in but it found favoar in the sight of this church, the Itev. Father said Our Divine Master, and therefore, Mass at 9 o'clock, and preached a grain, after passing beautiful sermon on the Blessed Euthie little thri,:gh ninny ordeals and trials, charist. Again nearly every one in the to he the tree, church received 11(.1y ('.. imainion, Coerishod and .re .v hick at tee pr. s ait moment spreads After Mass Mr. D. E. eledigan, on behalf of the c mgregati. n, presented the Rev. Father with a purse of sovereigns to buy a Dreeiary lad other necessary boots, es a smell memento from the Hoo'iina c.ai:.!rezation. Mr. Madigan, who had known the young
One of our leading Educational institutions In recent issues we gave views of the Sacred Heart Church, Highgate, and of the solemnities in connection with the 40 Hours' Adoration. The Highgate perisie though the teaallest in area, in the diocese of Perth, is one a' th.' lest orgenised and equipped parishes in ....ustrelia; and what is wanting in seie is more then fully coin pens:. ',A for ey t.h un'husiasn, of generosity, erecti(e,1 .',,t1Jolicit3 con eh form its feithell two re, nt e of the Ia siderable
the Missions of A ustr sia ntrusted to them by the Holy Father. efter meture reflection the venerable Voundress, with the permission of her Su 'goys and the approhetion of Rome, of ,. mention eiee farewell to her Sieters in Len :ere '
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when missionary work was proposed to them by the Marist Fathers they, felt obliged to refuse, through deference to the Oratorian Fathers, whose scLools and works detained them in England. The Marist Fathers were hot discouraged by this first refusal but returned again to as!: for Sisters who would devote themselves in
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and erandparents, spiech. He said ry f ir to see a priest it v, as only whnse parents sprit' from a Una end erandparenk had teen such deWI: children of the Y.,th.lic Church. ,rs prayThe eandinother had for priests. ed fir those logs to let' r among Now there was ,one a r, t tiling is,::nil two ,p,.re for the priesthood. ramming in The Rev. Father,
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He was overwhelmed with the kindness and thonghtfuln, ss of his old friends, as the boo'ts 011,,1 be very necessary to him in his eissionary work. He felt tot oeereo ne to express his feelings properly. He asked the congregation to all kneel down, and he gave theta les blessing. The elev.. Father left by the train on Friday to continue his journey to the West, after visiting Lis relatives and friends in Adelaide, The Re.e Genres Hensch-e is a sun of Mr. August Henschke, and a nephew of Sister Annette, Sister in charee of the Fullerton Catholic ReHe has a brother, William, fuge. now studying for the priesthood, under the Order of the Sacred Heart, at Kensington, Sydney, and who may
be ordained priest of that Order next
year. HIGHGATE CuNVENT .\ND PUPILS.
Another brother, Frank,
is
now in Rome studying for the secular priesthood in the diocese of Port A
ugusta.
branches from Europe into don, and began at Lyons (in France), its modest plete without a reference to what is on Aug. 15th, 1861, the Institute of Asia, America, Australia, even to usually known as the Sacred Heart the boundaries of the earth, into New Notre Dame des Missions. most Are also IRONMONGERS, and all ('onvent, under the control of the Order spread Zealand, wbich contains our the on went As time every description of Builders', HouseInstitute de Notre Dame des Missions throughout England, France, Switz- flourishine Province." hold and General Ironmongery, Farm whose golden jubilee was celebrated erland, Canada, India, and U.S. of and Garden Requisites, Lawn Mow on August 15, 1911. The latest offat established was and America, 'father Nitschke of Leonora ers, Trellis Work, Tool 3, Sanitary shoot of this excellent teaching or- Christchurch, New Zealand, in FebWare, Artists' Materials, Plain an/ der is at Wagin, in the Great Sou- ruary, 1868. In the Dominion there Fancy Glass, Artistic and well -selecHONOURED IN HIS NATIVE thern agricultural districts, where are no less than 24 Houses o,r branted WallpaPerings ; specially desigsPARISH. the Sisters open a new school on ches of the Order, and it was from ed Mantelpieces in Solid Oak, Jamie Monday next. There are 330 pupils New Zealand the Highgate ('onvent On Saturday, May 17, the Rev. and Kaari ; Grates with handsome attending the Flighgate Primary was founded 16 years ago, with the Henschke, M.S.H., arrived George side panels, uniquely blended Tiled School, and 110 (including boarders Bishop Lordship sanction of His af- Hearths, Cutlery, E.P. Ware, Brush from all parts of W.A.) the Second- Gibney. The diocese of Perth is the home at Hookina, his birthplace, ary School or College. The Institute only Diocese in Australia in which ter an absence of ten years, spent in ware, etc. Country inquiries promptly replied to. owes its origin, under Divine l'rovi- the Institute is established. In ad- studying for the priesthood, says the studies were dence, to Euphrasie Barbier, a pious and Se- "Southern Cross." His Primary flourishing to dition under Caen, chiefly at Kensington, Sydney, religious, who was born at Religious Art Gallery condary Schools at Highgate, tLe misNormandy, France, on January 4, Order has very efficient schools , at the Order of the Sacred Heart of priest She entered the Institute 1829. Fremantle), Bus- sioners. He was ordained Plympton (E. 244 ELIZABETH ST. MELBOURNE. of the Incarnate Word in 1847, ialton, and Maylands, and the to- the Sacred Heart at St. Mary's CaMonday the Easter 489 GEORGE ST., SYDNEY. on Sydney, thedral, and at her profession took tal number in the various communiname of Sister Marie du Coeur ties is 35. The angel of death has last, by Archbishop Kelly. SuperSent by her Father Henschke has been appoint, de Jesu. do dealt lightly with the Institute, only iors to London with several other two of the community having died ed to Leonora, and on his way to Sisters, she took charge of the- poor since the establishment here on Oc- the West he had permission from his home Manufacturers of Religious Stottt schools, orphanages, and work rooms tober 15, 1897. Pius IX in 1877 ap- superiors to visit his parents' under the care of the Fathers of the proved of the Institute. Leo XIII. for a week. On Sunday, May 18, the try and all Church Metalware. DiOratory of whore at that time the gave a temporary anero'ation of the Rev. Father said Mass at 8.30 a.m. rect Importers of Church Vestments Articles. coneregation, mostly old distinguished Father Faber was Suoestitutions, and our present Hely to a taxer. neighbours of his boy- and all kinds of Devotional Incarfriends and by perior. The Institute of the Orders definite a aPRetail. and X., gave Wholesale Father, Pius that hood. He preached a very nice sernat,_. Word changed its name to post promptly executed. on July 6, VOL rroval ComVirla de Blessed N.D. the of to of the Institute The Order has not eecao!(1 the gen- mon on devotion passion, and Father Faber was ap- eral persecutions of the Infidel French gin, nearly everyone in the congrega- ADVBRT18/1 IN Superior. ecclesiastical Communion. pointed its Government. The Mother House at tion going to Holy W.A. The Institute had been originally Lyons, the House of the Holy Angels After Mass Arr. and Mrs. August founded for the Foreign Missions but
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