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His presence truly reflected solemn paean of thanks to Godthe significance of the occasion, the Te Deum. It was rendered and drew attention to the fact in alternate verses by the priests that Maylands Parish on that and the children's choir. The day had completed its first page procession again reformed and of spiritual history. He was wended its way from the church, there officially to endorse that It was with hearts filled with humble gratitude that the priests and peo- the Archbishop imparting his page and witness its succeeding blessing as he left to the kneelpage being turned for the spirit- ple of Maylands gave a welcome to His Grace the Archbishop when, on ing congregation. ual inscriptions of the years to Sunday last, as chief Pastor of the parish, he came officially to preside over come. It may be recalled that in this the
EVENING DEVOTIONS. Though the weather was most inclement on the Sunday evenMcBride, Rev. J. Russell, Rev. C. ing, yet a goodly congregation Stinson, Rev. J. Bourke, Rev. G. assembled to do honour to Our McNamara, and Rev. Father Lady under the Church's titleO'Meara. Queen of Martyrs. The sermon The preacher of the occasional on this occasion was preached sermon was Very Rev. Dr. Sul- by Rev. Father McDonnell, C.M., livan, who had ministered at of St. Charles' Seminary, GuildThe Rosary was recited Maylands in the years 1933-34. ford. His sermon, published here in by Father McKeon, and Benediction brought a great day to its full, was the fitting spoken concept of the day and its signific- close. The priests and parishioners ance. It was to the delight of all that the preacher laid the of Maylands have through the years many reasons for their praise where it really belonged, namely, to the credit of the late gratitude to the Archbishop, but the honour he conferred upon Father P. Lynch, who, with most commendable foresight and them on last Sunday, when he lifted the day that they had lion hearted courage, created the noble edifice of Queen of Mar- looked forward to, a day never to be forgotten in the parish, tyrs Church. will ensure for him many silent His Grace the Archbishop gave prayers of gratitude. the blessing before the last Gos- (Sermons of Dr. Sullivan and pel, and then was entoned that Fr. McDonnell, C.M., Page 16).
celebrations in connection with the Silver Jubilee of the dedication of
church already over ten thou- Queen of Martyrs Church.
t Solemn High Mass. Right. Part of the large congregation. sand Masses have been celebrat- Solemn High Mass was celebratThe Gregorian Mass of the day ed, over one thousand children ed in this church. The pro- was rendered by the Maylands have received their First Com- cession, headed by cross -bearer school children. The Sisters had munions, hundreds have pledged and acolytes, and composed of especially arrayed the High their solemn word in Holy Mat- the visiting priests, preceded Altar with their accustomed rimony before its altar, and hun- His Grace from the main door skill and exquisite taste. The dreds of children have received to the Sanctuary, where the parishioners had presented a the Sacrament of Confirmation opening Psalm of the Mass was new carpet for the Sanctuary as -most of them at the hands of said by the Archbishop. a special mark of their appreciathe present Archbishop himself. tion of the great day. The celebrant of the Mass The priests in attendance, in SOLEMN HIGH MASS. was the Parish Priest, Very Rev. addition to those already named, The fact that His Grace gracipreside in Fr. J. Dunne, who had as deacon were Rev. A. Langmead, Rev. E. ously decided to "Cappa Magna" at the Solemn Rev. Father McKeon, and as Sullivan, D.D., P.Ph., Rev. E. High Mass, permitted the full sub -deacon Rev. Father Healy unfolding in all its richness and (both of Maylands). Rev. Father dignity ..of the ceremonial of the Rupert Kelly the Cathedral MasSolemn High Mass celebrated in ter of Ceremonies, already reThis complete nowned for his expert knowhis presence. evolution of the rites with which ledge of ceremonies and for his the Church clothes such great dignified interpretation of them, On Sunday, July 9, in St. Michael's Church, ceremonies produced in the par- was the M.C. for the Mass. The ishioners a blend of devotional assistants to His Grace were Rt. Tambellup, a very impressive ceremony, attended Rev. Monsignor L. J. Goody, awe and spiritual elevation. It may be here noted that this D.D., D.Ph., and Very Rev. by approximately 200 people, took place when His was the first occasion on which Father Wallace, B.Sc., Adm.
£5 each: Mr. P. J. O'Neill; Mr. G. Duckett; Mrs. W. J. O'Neill; Mr. H. Simpson; Mr. F. W. Sheridan; Mr. Schlueter; Mr. T, Murphy; Mr. Bernard O'Neill, Grace Archbishop Prendiville blessed and officially £4 4s.: Mr. K. Norman. £3 3s.: Mr. C. Norrish. opened the new Presbytery. £2 2s. each: Mr. G. J. O'Neill; McGuire; Mrs. V. Regan; Father Costelloe the priest -in_ Philon, Reidy, Doddy and Byrne Miss Mr. and Mrs. McAuliffe. charge of the new parish, ext- -and how happy he was that £2; Mrs. J. Clancy. The Society of St. Vincent de and active members, together ended a hearty welcome to His now they had a priest of their each: Mrs. Nazzari; Paul will hold its Festival with all friends of the Society, Grace and thanked the people own. He also welcomed the vis- Mr.£1J. lOs Nazzari; Mr. M. Sullivan. of Tambellup, and especially itors, who had come from long meeting at St. Mary's Cathedral are invited. those men and women who had distances many from Albany, £1 is each: Mr. and Mrs. A, on Sunday July 23rd, at 3 p.m. Reports will be submitted on The President of the Superior the various works of the Society, worked so hard to have the Katanning, Wagin, and Mt. Bar- Byrne; Mrs. Rourke; Mrs. Kangker. ler; Mrs. Green; Mrs. Barrio; Council, Sydney, is paying a including Hospital visitation, place looking so well. His Grace congratulated short visit to this state, and will Catholic Club for seafarers, Close on £200 was generously Mrs. A. Goss; Mrs. Fitzgerald; be in attendance. All honorary orphanage work, C.T.S. distrib- Father Costelloe and the people donated by those present. A Mr. W. Burridge; Mr. J. Stokes; of Tambellup on the improvvery enjoyable day came to a Mrs. C. Reynolds; Mr. and Mrs. ution, and the proposed Night ement made in such a short close in the Tambellup Hall W. S. Mahon; Mr. P. Taylor; Shelter. time. He reminded the people where the ladies were specially Mrs. N. Stevenson. ARCHBISHOP'S Any Catholic men who are of their good fortune in having by His Grace on £1 each: Miss Norrish; Miss ENGAGEMENTS interested in enriching their a parish of their own, and their congratulated the outstanding fare they had T. Rogers; Pat and Dot Clancy; faith with the Charity of Christ own parish priest to tend to their provided. A complete list of don- Miss A. Carmody; Miss Friday, July 21st.: J. Carcordially invited to attend spiritual wants. ations is published below: 7.30 p.m.: Administer the Sac- are mody; Mr. A. Groves; Mr. T. the devotions in the Cathedral He hoped they would have rament of Confirmation at Cun- at 3 p.m., and the McGuire; Mr. H. Schlueter; A general meetown school in the not so DONATIONS, derdin. Visitor; Miss Norman; Mr. and ing in the C.B.C. theatrette im- their distant future. The Tambellup Saturday, July 22nd.: £10 10s.: His Grace the Arch- Mrs. Kenward; Mr. J. O'Neill; mediately afterwards. people; because of their faith Afternoon visit to Cunderdin Father O'Dwyer; Mr. J. Tormay. Than the St. Vincent de Paul and generosity, deserved such bishop. Migration Camp. 12s.: Miss Norrish. £25: Mr. W. Schurer. Society, no more' worthy charitgood fdrtune. 9 p.m.: Receive debutantes at 10s. each: Mr. Jennings; Mrs. J. O'Neill. £10` Mr. W. able society exists. Its primary Mr. Michael Collins thanked Tammin Catholic Ball. F. Bessen; Miss M. Mooney; and Gillam Mesdames earn is the personal sanctification His Grace for honouring the £6 ls.: Sunday, July 23rd.: Mrs. McGlade; Anonymous. 7.30 p.m.: Administer the Sac- of its members, through aiding new parish and parishioners by Fitzsimons. £5 5s. each: Very Rev. Dean lOs 6d. each: Mrs. Cousins: rament of Confirmation at Mer- those in need; its text: "Inas- consenting to be present for the much as you did these things to occasion. He recalled to mind Byrne; Father Costelloe; Mr. M. Mrs. J. Hopkins. redin. one of these, my least brethren, the great service rendered by Collins; Father Regan; Father 4s.: Master G. Jennings. Is.: Mr. J. Caron. 11111111111111111111111.111MUMNI you did them unto Me." priests of the past-Fathers O'Mahony; Mr. J. Trevennan.
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