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..ii:ciiiiThe Educaliiiii.il on Munday. J:ainary 22. I lie ence Mass will he celebrated 1...- !: Graie the Arclile,hep at it a ei ai.., Max'-. the delv,,ites will .c., iiII -le Loreto Convent, Adelaide -i errasia where the genital report on Re ha au:: Instruction will be preeented a: sae:luck. This will terminate day's session. On Tuesday, at 9::0 a.m.. Mr. Rooney, Principal ei the (1.....ernment Training Cutlet'.'. Clareinent, will give two lecture, 1,,.. 11 The :school as an ilistittaiaa ing for its purpose the funtishilig ef desired environments. lature of experiences pre(2i T 1111).. sented. a; as of presenting these experiences- types of lessons. i

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On Friday evening, at 7 p.m.. his Grace the Archbishop will lecture on Thackeray." Makepiece "William Apart altogether from the literary excellence which a lecture by the Archbishop abounds in, the subje..t chosen This has an academic value for us. year the works of Thackeray appear

rein Irish politics. m ." a humorous evidence cif this in made on hint once by an aaaaa.nt, who said: "The stormy pettali politics has let the cat out It ,,'as a glorious phrase, a 1,:a." :..11 might form the subject of an am,

carteun. A Main Characteristic.

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missed what has ii.; s mein thareteriatic of Mr. Heal)la. Ile :Lever lets um of the i,ite he has the s ,te interest. In the past forty we have seen eminent politician cit.:Meal politician revealing, aaasai occurred, what had Hut Mr. e! :ha slily 'es'el:1.0.4. It n awl It ,e a many -siled t S

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It will eerLeaving Examinations. tainly be of advantage to all who teach those standards to listen to the analysis and conclusions of a life long reader Your preof Thackeray's works. sence at the lecture will be evidence of act generous this of your appreciation of kindness of his Grace the Archbishop.

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The names of Mr. James Niland and family, of Boulder City. were inadvertently omitted from the obituary notice of the late Mrs. T. J. Niland, of The report was Midland Junction. printed before we could make the addition. Five ships are due to arrive in :the State between January 21 and February 8. In the aggregate they carry .500 immigrants, mostly single men, for whom it will be necessary to find rural work, says the "West Australian." 229 will come by the Berrima, which should reach Fremantle on February Among the contingent are ten 4. Church Army lads.

Paton, 19 James -street' Perth, writes: "For the glorification of Sister Teresa, of the Child _Testis. I wish to make known that I have had the happiness to obtain a great cure In thanksthrough her intercession. giving I am donating £5 for the Chapel now being erected in her honour at the Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate." combined picnic A grand annual will be held by members of the H.A.C.B. Society :it Point Walter on The outing Sunday. January 28th will be held under the auspices ef the The Metropolitan Social Committee first launch will leave Barrel. treat chi) Jai; Adults a.m. Jetty at 10.30 ',ea, The westh dren half-price. favourable, there shoult1 be .1 siteseamai crOUrl. and the func.9., C.

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deserse, the new ItOh Government. 01, ens have often wondered at Bt.: seednea, if smile of his decisionsknowledge of how to handle dial:-ituati:4.1s aftel.t displayed by men pi .1 t 'cal eNperience and untried tite reaponsibilities. But me 'c. 'pie 1....111'W that Mr. Healy was :1viser in the background from an sly age, and I know that Mr. Michael rain wah su gift of improvithat batched on -a env .1 mire! valued ali, Healy has also Mr tetinscl. v isle the Matietry . a sa,

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taw men could write a mole tolume of reininisecncts i think it can be safely prophesied Mr. I fealy will never write one. .

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:ItsWif.'s ever He did not Australia. visitiaa slit' immediate prospect of :- a so the near future, but when .1-elantl he \voila' -alo so with v'lean hands, and he would be able to 0 -at he came Irian a count:, that era eel well of Ireland and had is atrxea better of her than s t tooment.

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A Concordat between the Holy See and the Republic of Latvia has been Final ratificaformally concluded. thins were exchanged last Not ember in the apartments of Cardinal GasparThe ri. Papal Secretary of State. Cardinal Secretary of State representUnder Albat, while M. ed the Vatican, Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Latvia, M. Al represented his government bat initiated the discussions leading ago. years two concordat the to up The terms of agreement were settled un May 30, 1W22, and have since Itt,en approved by the Constitutional Assembly of Latvia. Signed texts of the concordat have beets sent to the fio!y Father and the President of the Monsignor Latvia Republic of Zecehini, Apostolic Visitor to ' Latvia. been aphas Lithuania. and Esthonia. pointed Apostolic Delegate to those countries, and has been raised to the Titular Archbishopric of Mira.

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Friday. at 9.30, Father McMahon will outline I. The changes, alterations and additions to the programme; II. Discussion on the following topics:(a) The proposed prize in Religious Ins ruction; (b) Fixing the dates for tth xamination: (c) Correspondence (clu s in Religious Instruction: jal The. formation of a Catechetical Library. a

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.:4-hureday, at 9 30, Father Mc' Mahon will kettle!: on: 1. Educational Maxims: II. Their application to the All teaching of Religious Doctrine. are requested to bring copies of the sear,W Programme.-

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analysis heading only of the lectures. lahe One copy between each two. points discussed in those lectures wi)i bear directly on teaching practice. The aim of our conference is to discus, with teachers some portions if educational theory readily applicable to tla every day work of the class-rig-ma rather than to discuss purely abstract principles having a less immediate association with ordinary teaching. We seek more to help you as teachers rather than to entertain you by a series of interesting topics in Edutational Theory. Come prepared this: not so much to listen as to learn. Show your willingness to respond to new ideas by a more assiduous use of your note -books than could lie observed last year. air

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in Ireland. lieaboped that c,:itcnted and happy. v....a,i Irish people would las sial so l,e able to gain the 1. greatest advantages from eircurnstantioste..) that Gocil o is ...flit grant Ireland liberty lull and whit fought that those :aid saese.. Irish freedom ea a. i s a would be justified. They would join it. them n at their Catholic excursion ;:is-' cam 5-' 01,2 Ms,' II:01 to ask Him to help reland. Though

ing individuality through teaching soil organisation. a * * Mr. Rooney intends

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School and Society: (1,1 The Inaixa dual Aim; (c), The Reenn.,iliatinn if II. Methods el preserv(a1 and (b). i

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Whatever else they the Irish people,

e.c.-_elit moment. might ,ety about right was on their side -(applause) Pshl them that he could pros-, .aal ,,.. 5,-...usiss of those who .erl aciaa,teil the Treaty. be "flue. :at a alest :ad day :ea wl,u1.1 take the with ai al.egiaiite to the English King, ant! ate: ...ea.I 'LAW Hai,- places in th. Whet did tit" 1:c.,' :, :111pire. ta:.Ife tauk 1,11e of tla -'.0' Ile at:a -.; the Crown as a witness. Ii t while they also objected to the .ty. and while they took that oath 11: -sit, they held themselves free to rep:el:ate it the first day they got an eppor Omit xa (Applause.) !I might be theugle. Li:.he am!, iac a.: tau ,aselees as:mist eaght a a the tante might eanie when the i...': people might have peasa.. and f the Irish iueoplc , '. mee , e. ,,,1 I., Is., their heads to the

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Catechism type. and a very good type it is. It is the religion of millions, and he prac tises it with the regular, life-long and simple piety of the average Irishman. A very long time ago, in the days if the last century, when Home Rule, of which Mr. Healy was a chief protagonist. seemed immune t. somebody once asked Father Healy. P.P., the famous Irish wit: "What do you think Mr. Tip Healy will he in the nets' Irish Parliament?" 'lie -will be," replied Father Healy, "a very old mail." The whirligig of time has made him Geeernor-General, the last office chit any prophet of those days would have thought possible, and still he is not old enough to have suffered any abatement of his natural force. be described as the penny

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