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THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
The Continued Successful Sojourn of Apostolic Fun., May 9
(White)-Fifth Sunday
Delegate
Entertainments and Pontifical At Fremantle --Receptions, Benediction at St. PatricK's Magnificent Ceremonies and Scenes at New Norcia
after Easter. Mint.. May 10 (White)-St. Antoninus (Rogation Day). Tues. May II (Purple)-Of the Day. 'Rogation Day). Wed., May 12 (Red)-Vigil of Asceis SS. Nerei and sion (Rogation). friends. Thurs. May 13 (White)-Ascension of '
Our Blessed Lord. (Holiday of Obligation). Fri.. May 14 (Whitel-Of the Octave. Sat., May 15 (White)-St. John the Baptist de la Sa:i Clergy Hetrest.
announce wishes to du Grace columns RE of THE
make he classed Erin. We have endeavoured to Failthe" honor by the children, which their head. Ile (the was a huge "Cead Mille at again he was thank- them follow the advice of their great have And proud to excellent. as FREMANTLE DAT. was sure that the Catholic streamer. address, and voiced his plea- patron, 'As you are children of the even speaker) with ful foratthe The programme commenced the very serviceable gift they Church, so be you children of Rome.' community of Fremantle had the ofgoodFrom the very commencement, the 'God Bless the Pope," in grand vol. sure people programme the of the of sections him., Its gold and silver up all of given will bad drawing the in "Your Excellency, this visit of yours piano, would always- remind him the of the of town, and that spirit had always ex- time, to the accompaniment of followon all name weeks before the arrival It was a will make a lasting impression the West, Mon- isted. and six violins. Then of their affection. cornet warmth Apostolic Delegate in set tend to unite us all aside as FreThe reception concluded with cheers ed another fine chorus in patts, "Wel-a joy to him to learn that over a thou- t,f us. and will day 20th. April, wasExcellency to unalterably more and was arrived item schools. solidly next the more Delegate. The for the Apostolic come Song." sand children attended mantle Day. His It will help to morning, and trio, "Erin, the Tear," by Misses This meant that in the years to come the Chair of Peter. admitted a at the Port in the early CONVENT. vocal the JosJOSEPH'S and that ST. Fanning, St. TO perfectly VISIT Faith. at more esterday his Grace Patrick's Kathleen in Catholic realise strong us Mass Ratazzi, make be Diana would School celebrated private ren they for the number of boys of St. Their moral strength would grow with grandest and most perfect gift we posFor the thousand-odd children who Elsie Emmett. It was a capital Saceph's Convent at 8 o'clock afterwards As in them, and God would grant them blessby the dition of a dear Irish song. to the Knighthood of the Blessed sess is .that glorious heritage of the notice the community. Immediately and school attend the schools conducted entertainments Apparition, rnment. It is consoling toamongst other the of the of Convent He would give them his own many of St. Joseph ings. Faith. Before concluding, I the he inspected the as de- Sisters steady growth of devotion in the Sac himself was to take given in his Excellency's honour, drill blessing, and bless them also on behalf Catholic events all of event expressing Archbishop the buildings, the place at three o'clock. the must thank his Grace at was presented, again children towards Our Lord parents and ExcelHere His or another surprised form Father. one Holy in of the indeed and lighted was Delegate's address was quite incom- Clune for his kindness in arranging this rement of Love. On the of progress the .ency's lovable manner and charming thus as St. Joseph's "Rod Drill" class evidences Calfoswonderful Father the Rev. Very greatly the and depends visit, teachers alike His Excellency personality had won a multitude of performed by the physical culture plete. and none knew it better than of buildings indicated. wait for tering of that %pint in ofthetoyouth consequently in under Lieut. Emmett. This was very the children, whose thousand faces lan, 0.M.I., for the efficient manner in -day are retired to the Presbytery-thetoFremantle admirers elsewhere, were with mothe Iii arrangin concluded today. The children strong and priest, stow parish not with expectation. pleasing in effect, which he has, as faith the civic reception that arranged, and Fremantle people and beamed the h.q., for the grand next generapause -requests, and more ed for every detail. To your Excelmanifesting their appreciation of the i splendid exhibition of stepping Municipal Council had AND ARCHBISHOP CLUNE PHOTOOur mentary "Faith of which we expect- in The THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE plucky and numerous requests, beat lency and to all our distinguished visiFREMANTLE. timed to take place at 11. visit of the direct representative of free gymnastics. was which an brought seek. a was tion. GRAPHED AT ST. PATRICK'S PRESBYTERY,Photo by F. L. Martin. Fathers," in fell chorus, down on his Excellency (who Christ's Vicar on earth for quite welcome. hearty a offer we o'clock. tors, The irg information from the Sisters) tor Fathering of people had assembled in attractive programme to a close. Welto of given, present RECEPTION. to preAddress wish sojourn their I the eventually now by of CIVIC offer were which "in conclusion, THE presentation Adelaide -street to The. Ap.,stolie Delegate, It holidays, but to be taken after the examinations your Excellency a little souvenir of sence homage and respect for the Holy come was next proceeded with. on: in Geraldton, will take his deparOn due time, the Delegate, aceom for over was recited by Miss Mary Byrne in which were almost upon them. this visit, and hope that it will remind Archbishop Clune and Father's -Delegate. Considerably ture by the Bambra on Saturday by panied Miss whilst official Sodality style, by After his Hall, and one hundred members of the marked eldcutionary you in days to come, when you may and he was far distant Broome. clergy, arrived at the Town In massed voices-a thousand voices i e far away from us, of the intense His Holiness. He did not wish to Father, Gibson), et Children of Mary in regalia formed Ftansfield presented, on behalf of the v sit there, probably( he will visit Java. was met by the Mayor (Mr.and his strength of Faith and vener Song" "Farewell a sang children d. --the Presby. the many from polishhonour of a you gave us all by your visit lengthen the proceedings, because con- had for him whom he repres pleasure the Town Clerk, Councillors, and non- a guard of Convent. His Excellency, children, a gift consisting his which after effect, his with telling The Brother. Excellency had, unfortunately, in here this afternoon." prominent citizens, Catholics to the ter y tohisthe ed banksia case, silver mounted, con- Excellency gave the Papal Blessing. Callan hoped they would understan t was our good fortune to have Father E accomcold. his Excelto bad Hit Archbishop, a the handed Grace then tracted escorted ith gratitude. Superior and Catholics alike, and tain ink bottle, mounted ois a solid our midst for the last few weeks the else was the re- timentswished V.G., specially to thank panied by Monsignor Verling, of lency a set of silver fish knives and vouched that nowhere stage. more lency AT THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' Administrator of the Vicariate the ception tendered to the Delegate forks, on the beautiful case of which Grace the Archbishop on that, that Speech of Welcome. than Kimberley. Very Rev. John Creagh, Mayor's sincere or The SCHOOL. HIGH inscribed, suitably respectful, plate, silver loyal, was a occasion that he was to be thehimg fo C-SS.R. ' We are always very pleased the Apostolic from the people of Fremanof his Excellency to thank welcoming crest the formally with he In and the Archdiocese; of the visits of seldom to too he with the far that his From St. Joseph's the Delegate, with and that of the Christian'Brothers. It was an immense pleasure tle. Delegate.. Mr. Gibson said would all the arrangements made to make He apVicar, and our regret at his departure his Grace, Dr. Clune, and clergy, pro. welcome his -Excellency to St. Pattrusted that the Archbishoptownspeople stay the pleasure it had been. is always tempered with sympathy, for Mr. W. A. Huey also warmly wel- rick's, and have his blessing upon thanked God that he had been able to eeeded to the Christian Brothers' High desire of the the preciate regard with him set task :he arduous welcome. comed his Excellency to the High them. The speaker concluded by ask- fulfil the programme; although it conSchool, arriving at about 4.30 p.m. to extend him a most hearty by the to the black missions. One can easily see The party met with rousing cheers of School on behalf of the Old Boys' As- ing Father Neville to read the Address sisted of five or six visitatipes in the iu Their wish was evidenced that his large kind heart is totallylabfrom the pupils and "Old sociation, of which he is president. morning. and he that welcome there of Welcome on behalf of the Oblate The Delegate expressed his gathering one day. missionary rympathy with his Boys," who were well represented. The could assure the distinguished visitor Fathers and laity of Fremantle -to his sorrow at having come to tore endof a to comnfenced Excellency his lawn As i.urs. It is a poor cin.pliment to pay front' through on the up were lined his progress toys although visit, but he prayed the Excellency. his that, pleasant praise to most the that C.SS.R., seen of was plainly form, Father Creagh, Ilis Excellency Aid respond, it en singing order. The presentation was in the the State had been a succession people to continue in their rent work. was corn. him threatened conwelwhich cold and accommodated missionary zeal after his twenty-two warmer were no guests morocco, other in the was bound State 'remarkable a, folio triumphs, there but still he of suitably He had seen in ofthis ait greeting years' record as a worthy missionary. on the verandah. A fair gathering of mencing to take effect, Ile nd gnieros. taining an elaborate address, s.s. come and no more cordial demonstrations was grate the a -as in a happy mood. (the honour welcoming his to of Father Creagh left us by the was present it was also occasion than people the e splendid all him for to visited worded had extended He words of welcome Bro- his Excellency. .:argon on Friday, in order to reach The first page em- ity. distinguished visitor, while the decor- 1.11 for the kindhad the grand work pleasurable duty to offer realised speaker's) and the schools thankExcellency and his spoken, of (datbefore Brennan rether Broome a Celtic Cross with of on behalf of the noted ations consisted of a good display a design he morning and braces that doing, him were they recepfor warm Apostolic Delegate. outstanding the bunting, including a very fine Papal ed the boys and people 900 A.D.), in panel, surrounded by sidents of Fremantle. An was keen satisfaction institut nsandforcondition they had given him as he ed that it flag. ag , wild flowers. The title heading all of the gathering W.A. classes, feature all off decare he was gift, their As for of design. examples the to only of adherents of fine some the distinguished visi- arrived. cradle not Accompanying On Sunday night last, Father Creagh embraces composed was with it, because it was of prat, similar to the old decorations contain- tilioensproaypeedopGleo,dfrwombtlheess' on devhbut cy s words). tors were Monsignor Verling, Very Rev. lighted ureached a touching sermon The the Archbishop's own Church, tomb"(to use his Excel( them, As at the their of other denominaDean Martelli, ical use. (Laughter.) morning, 0.M.I., members Callan, non to our Blessed Lady. Blessed usual Father ienr ftnhec."113.7k ofo nhitheells,se.buntd,mpune_ch were there conin the Sac tions present-and that was as it the Rev. P. Lynch, G. Griffin, and J. civic reception monthly procession of the being reidch home their schools and insti reward reference to Palmyra Solemn cement took place, after which Casey, O.M.I. The visitors were met. cerning is the badge of the Oblate Fathers, sted t1' should be. and he close by to Fremantle, his Excellency SuperBrother the local yhiinsg.Exthceellelnoewyer partThe shoaltei ate asked by Benediction teas given by Very Rev. the gate Shepherd, and at and would be expressed delight at hav- etching oof -his Councillors Brennan whole re17:ether Hallinan. ior who introduced them to the Bro- humorously for himself during his next few his prayers to closer still brought been and Mr. J. Monaghan supported the ing arand hon. the president and the north to a fine display of colour and round thers, makes visitation of months was Mayor. Ile the of (Laughter.) marks and is certainly a new de- of Australia, and concluded by again secretary of the Old Boys' Association. Archdiocese. Rev Father Neville, O.M.I. of Frefeapleased to notice "Old Boys" taking an rangement, Archbishop Clune said that oneDelein this branch of art. The text and people for Mr. W. A. Hoey and Mr. B. Brian. parture priests the to thanking liked mantle, who journeyed to New Nor Ile school. their in Apostolic interest the characters. tyre of the visit of address, saying that he would alTo open the proceedings the school be among the young men. The Dele- throughout isisinbytheMr.Celtic ...a with the Apostolic Delegate, re had not only Hal Warwick, their gate had been that he greetings The address ways look back with pride and consofrom Own-, to the accompaniment of piano, gate addressed the present pupils with t :rug; today to St. Patrick's. reeeived the warmest he had receivBless words of encouragethent in their stu- whose artistic accomplishments are "God to the day he spent at Fresang lation violins, and comet, It is his latest produc- mantle. his own children, but Our Pope" in good, vigorous style. dies, saying that if they were faithful well known. reflects Another visitor to New Norcia was ed such courteous and kindly recepcredit on his abilition, and it M.S.H., Govthey Exthe Brothers, the his of McCarthy, teaching welcoming to the in Father bodies, Superior, The civic text Rev. tl e HIS GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP tions from the ties in this class of work. The via of non-Catholic cellency, referred to the delight with would be in after life the bulwark of is as follows:GRATIFIED. -alio is mi his way to Port Darwin, also ernment, and membersChurch very on them was He impressed on reading Church. filled was the HALL. West the TOWN The which THE AT Broome, to join Father J. Forrest, denominations. it Archbishop. Clune, proceeding to the ARRIVAL OF HIS EXCELLENCY must, in"To Monsignor Cattaneo: May ObPhoto by F. L. Martin. of the wonderful receptions which his the duty of never forgetting their of the Sacred Heart Order. grateful, and the Delegate and that he could not allow the said pulpit, felt taught Excellency.-We, who your he please Excellency met with in the Eastern school or the Brothers expressing deed, be greatly gratified, touched by and the Catholic laity of the function to end withoutmagnificent Spence, States and of the anxiety of the peo- them. His Excellency then imparted late Fatherstake for the that his heart was indeed thanks The Most Rev. Robert W. Adelaide, opportunsincere earliest hit Ile the geld gathering. a and to the Fremantle, with Excellency blessing goodwill. his his meet ple of W.A. to rilver may of Australia, Callan, been exhad that Father DD., Archbishop of such manifestations of churches who Monsignor Bourke, welcomes and of 04, Rev. a heartfelt series you to and gold to show him that the Faith burned no ity to extend Mr. Bob Jackson was specially cornW. Barry, D.D., Coadjutor thanked those of other Oblate Fathers and other emu and kangaroo pen -rest &tin. We cannot give ade- tended to His Excellency. The Deletheir greeting, and 0.M.I., the Rev. P. less brightly here imL the land of the plimented by his Excellency for the filial welcome. took yen. and patience in remarkable had attended to add little punctually, of arrived displayed Archbishop of Hobart, Righ. feelings gate our to clergy, expression to reply to the largest quate disagreement His Excellency, on rising Golden West than it did 'in high standard which his choir had atverandah of the who had sunk any J. O'Connor. D.D., Bishop of Armidale, favoured with a the strenuous times just being brought welcome their places on the all D.D., centres of population in the Common. tained, who expressed the hope that gratitude at being the children the vociferous welcome hehewasreceived "The preparations," said they might have to come and and the Right Rev. W. Hayden, in which to a close. representative of our full of called at the representative of the Holy Father courtyard ealth. from the children, said time he would have the visit from theBenedict future formation. in some singing id Bishop cif Wilcannia-Forbes, route assembled the Archbishop, "were not free from XV., gloriously were had Archbishop Holy Father, Sisters who to of the Catholic Church. for the admiration the boys. said: hearing of again Brennan pleasure Beautiful Brother scene. all naturally wished to Continuing, We is an admirable -day Fremantle last week en the Archto was anxietyIndeed our joy reigning. trouble to fittingly the great mercantile lt with festoons, Papal gone to so much 'Your Excellency, this is indeed the Rums. In the absence ofthe visiting Clune pointed out Fremantle, The proceedings were brought to a do the greatest possible honour and to that which we would of the and ex- decorative work of ferns and receive him as representativedelighted in its min- :lose by the choir singing "Faith of second onlywere West, lights, Golden and loyalty to his Exof the coloured perimportance land a bishop at New Norcia. and devotion by colours, show honoured we would Rev. the belief that the Port of the pot plants were greatly admired, whilst Supreme Pontiff. He was erals, for which it is world famous, Our Fathers," after which his Excel- experience prelates were met by the Very cellency as circumstances would allow. were pressed sonal visit from His Holiness himinto the real mouthpiece message of welcome with the entertainment given in his golden in the fertility of its agriculpeople had demonstratoverhead in develop blessing. Fremantle Chancellor More Halliiian. and ON his main The the imparted ency presence great Excellency's of Your .1 ., self. and a city tural areas, golden in the generosity of entertained by Father Callan, As the motor containing the distin- our midst makes us realise-perhaps as ed their Faith, and their fervour and their Commonwealth, consequence. its people, but golden especially in the MIA the Oblate Fathers during drove away, the boys we have sever realised before-the principles of devotion to the Holy See visitors guished D. I'. trong, firm and vigorous Faith of its pave full vent to their feelings of de- strong link that binds this distant out- were as characteristic of Fremantle as short stay at the Port: Fatherof HoHis Excellency's Reply. Catholic petiole, We have here your aght in continued cheering. Hennessy, of the Archdiocese also pascentre they were of any people who had honthe Aimspost to the great homeland and since his arrival in Excellency, as our students, descendbart, and other priests were Upon rising to respond, with pro We cannot sufficient. oured the Delegate triumphant of Christianity. whose sojourn race, Irish old grand that of ants sengers. te,lic Delegate was greeted venthe State. The our God that Ile exAlmighty thank applause. ly of and Chair the to our midst exceedfidelity in cheers unswerving hinged CEREMONIES OF WELCOME AND erated Sovereign Pontiff has deigned of his Excellency expectations. heartfelt thanks for the so often and so heroically his sanguine has I3v the Orvieto. which is due at FrePeter most AT my pressed ed BENEDICTION reprehis PONTIFICAL as J. G. cordiality of the greeting extended to send your Excellency to been proved, and I am sure that that mantle next Tuesday, the Rev. Cross- From Kalgoorlie, through the desert FREMANTLE. be a him. He had thought that Fremantle sentative under the Southern magnifiO'Rourke, of Port Augusta,hiswill native Faith for which their Irish ancestors which will Fremantle, the people gave They of Perth-he confessed with all the other re- an act of condecension welcome. and died. is imof suburb suffered and Corresponding a passenger en route to fought was demonstrations love our cent firmly AusWestern serve to cement more in displaying unbounded county Leitrain, after a absence of 15 his earlier ignorancebutof he planted as firmly in the hearts of these ceptions tendered to his Excellency, was now Church, already strong, and began well to rears. boys as it was in the hearts of that the Fremantle people flocked to St. of Holy tralian geography, fervour and enthusiasm common more to the Throne of Peter, that Fremantle was Even Goldfields people, pf martyrs of the Irish Patrick's Church in the evening, and our submission band glorious convinced at warm-hearted the if Prostrate unwavering. of the city. a buildalready was the it welcome is seven it Excellency, -past town; half memorable And, your before the a The Rev I. S. Prendergast. race. long with than and what had not your Excellency's feet, and reiterating Perth all Geraldton Diocese, who has lately therefore with a keen sense of the hon- ing was crowded to the doors. This the welcome accorded him extended to the Delegate atconcerning the of submission and featto our which falls to my lot to -day that fact is doubly gratifying, because the our sentiments been transferred from Sandstone been so vociferously expressed, misgivings and anxiety See, we beg you to immorning Holy by the that parish to ity new allow his there To on demonfor holiday. The left welcome hearty public a a gathering Leonora. I offer to you clay was Fremantle were removed. He large an enduring int to its the Apostolic. Benediction. Tuesday's Kalgoorlie express. Lehalj,, of the Christian Brothers of of the Fremantle people doing hon- part in Perth had magnified our would have given him see "Fremantle, W.A., April 26, 1920." ' strations people. - had they were pleased toAusand ex our to the Apostolic Delegate in a perthat before students, their Never has been under the dentist's care for rression Fremantle, Catholic his sojourn at him in Fremantle. In Western Italy, the past few weeks. students. fectly free and full manner, the Blesssuch scenes and enthusiasm been exHIS EXCELLENCY RETURNS old beloved temporarof removed was am proud I Sacrament the coast enabled him to meet his the ed tralia. he felt nearer his Australia. in and celled THANKS. an honour "It is at all times he should from the High Altar, the- CongreProfessor at the Propaganda,pupils and, if only for that reason, loud the manifestations of the warm, vigdelight to welcome to our schools any- ily The Delegate was greets.' with Faith becoming an audi-. hold Western Australia dear. thereupon Catholic Apostolic Delegate. Other past of gation spirit always true to and sacred rose orous the he in as God to Freconsecrated applause one he was told that adjoining Many of the front pews on and prolonged visit has brought vim greeted his Excellency were Rev. II. .1gain, ministry, but its your Excellency we ' ence Well, he was He was suffering from a cold that his Excellency's sides of the aisle were occupied reply. mantle was Palmyra. Palmyra Dr. Kearnan (Northam), Fathers Yesterday morning demonprevious, but about. =and recognise not only a priest of God, a both of the contracted a day or twothe niennais and Sisters the mess to the by the of Kearin (Beverley), F. Butler (Guild titular Archbishop of why response dilarge the the very but strated at ecclesiastic, should delight distinguished Society and Irish National expressedofhis ford), and McArdle (Subiaco). 'that was another reasonHe washegrieved The Delegate has exrect ambassador of the lonely prisoner II.A.C.B. people who had come to do call of Faith. deeply by the touched remember Fremantle. spend one day Foresters. The Apostolic Delegate, number Pope of himself Holiness pressed His representative the Vatican, as the of Clune, Oblate Fathers, and him honour has that he could only of the men to reFather John Masterson,trip who Benedict XV. I would ask you, there- Archbishop Supreme Pontiff. There were no remarkable response his next visit, the Sancupon the in but, seated his them, were clergy from the among to visiting He was sorry ceive Holy Communion Freman. been on a short health by the Ka fore, to convey to His Holiness this joys without sorrows. the concourse of people. Le would arrange to begin at had The Cathedral was taxed in asEasteni States, returns was the last occasion on hands. expression of our unswerving loyalty tuary facing that that those who thanked The He 13. ages. tle. of all Father men of people accommodating route next Wednesday. and devotion. This is the parish he would be amongst the to welcome him, particularly FATHER CALLAN'S ADDRESS OF which subsequent Breakfast presented a sight his McCabe has supplied at Toodyay dur- sembled St. Patrick's, the spiritual needs of of the Archdiocese, but the demonstrathe adherents of churchestheoutside WELCOME. the that had *never been seen before in ing Father Masterson's absence. honour which are so carefully and devotedly he witnessed that evening was tion Ile did not take own. Perth. Over 1,200 men sat down to - it He found attended to by those worthy priests that was done to him as personal The Very Rev. Father Callan, 0.M.I., crowning joy of his heart. his visit to take breakfast with his Excellency, of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, Rev. Bro. George, of New Norcia, a tribute to the Pontifical Head of and throughout was telling in and pulpit, impossible the it ascended Brothers, and so successful were the efforts of and we, as Irish Christian who is at present attending a General the Catholic Church to adequately expresg the the 'Ales responsible in providing full is sincere language welcomed the Aposit State the success Italy, what -,with Turin, near toiled Order have the of Chapter behalf on midst (Supin their could Delegate He O.M.I. Callan, the tolic in heart. Father his in Rev. implant The 23. Dursay-to to sentiments not for me arrived in Durban on March plenty for that grand body of men of the priests and people of Fremantle. FREerior of the Oblates of Fremantle), nothing but words of admiration and minds and hearts of our students that ing the stay of the Miltiades he was HIS EXCELLENCY ARRIVES AT ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT, They were all proud of the honour of uttertheir (Continued on Page 2.) moved a vote of thanks to the Mayor, MANTLE. same indomitable Faith which Patloyalty and love for the Holy able to visit the Marist College at for of rerepresentative the the by whom visited man being a in was said, he people who, Martin. Photo by F. L. rick taught to his beloved Pietermaritzburg. SO miles from Dur- sidents of Fremantle should feel ban.
through the the CORD that the annual Retreat for clergy will commence at the atMonas8.30 tery on Monday, 17th. two. The Retreat will close on Frip.m. enabling day morning, 21st., thereby respective the priests to be in their 29rd. Sunday, for parishes ,
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