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;,-;,!: till nthusiaiiin :lir -it the King, P"O"n:lirtle W:15 fieViell to intalks 'by cl.-do and ri,,nferChap'!ain, .f and trainenvii, alyitit the v...-hnique. y, ,nmtncer! with and ".1 yda,. ' ITeiv Corm:minion at 7.30 a m. During the trornini-s leetire, rn leadership and given. followed by orgarisation di,et i4sions. The afternoons were left free for sport and recreational activities, for which there were ample faciliFrenine prayers and Benedicties tine ot the Blessed Sacrament provided a fitting end to the day's programme. Visit of His Grace. 41 Sunday, January 27, we were honoured by a visit from His Grace the A-enhishop, who addressed the leaders a -in imparted Benediction of the Blesse.i Sacrament, assisted by Fathers J. e'Farrell and E. Rogers. Speaking to the leaders, His Grace congratulated them on the success of the school. Their attendance during a long week-end was a proof of their devotion to the MoveIt rested on ment and its ideals. seem to build strongly and well now "ne foundation of the Movement, so that future generations of young men might profit by their pioneer work. The reatest danger to the Church now-a-iays was a danger from within, ignorance of the truths or the .Faith, and tney should profit by their training as 7oung Christian Workers. so as to be able to give a reason for their faith and ro defend it against attacks and explain it to the ignorant. They should learn to model themselves on Christ, their Leader, to live their own lives accord ing to His teaching and so to influence the lives of their followers. The Y.C.W. is very grateful to the Christian Brothers for making available Aquinas Colleen to them.. No better Mestinued is Pap
Above: His Grace the Archbishop blessed and presented badges fled membership cards to leaders of the He also blessed the flags of both M6vements and addressed the 300 young people YZ.W. and N,C.G.M. present. Centre: Members of the Y.C.W. and N.C.G.M. thronged the Leederville Parish Hall when both Movements were simultaneously inaugurated. Inset: Mr. Ted Long, Acting National Secretary of the Y.C.W. Below: Sixty-five leaders and trainees of the Y.O.W. attended an inspiriting Summer School at Aquinas College in the last week in January.
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